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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1902-5-29, Page 4'191 E E:iE TIMES he Molsons Bank alARTIERED Br PARLIAMENT, 1ee5 aid up Capital - 42.00,000 eservelaind sU50,000 Bead Office, Neetreel.. aelsiES ELLIOT, Es9., a XNWtA14 MANA67,R' Money adsaneed to good, tarmers on their Owe nete wit/stole or more eadorser at 7 per gees. er ammo. rxeter Branoli Opee every lawful day from 10 a, US. tn 3 P. na SATITIADAXS, 10 a. es, to 1 p, urreut rates 'of interest allowed ou deposits. 010kBON & CIARLINO, N. D. BURDON. Somorrons. atasraene, Exeter, Deo, 27th, ' Calendar for May, 1 902 4 11 18 25 MOND.A.Y. 5 12 19 26 TgEeDaaa: , 6 13 20 27 ViTEDerasnAls...• 7 le 21 .28 • TEttirtsna:v.... ... 1 8 15, 22 29 F-ArDiky, , 2 9 16 23 30 SATUIA.MY , .. 3 10 17 21. 31 A00.00WAPP.P0Actaffmm.P=PaztamA THURSDAY, MAY. 29rria, T902. GENERAL NEWS. rain -tat -a The fanatic, iii tonnaturre Whlch struck, this district last Thursday night, played havoc with farmers' barns in the surrounding country; besides tearing up trees by the roots anclSblowing down fences and out- houses. The roofs of the barns of James Shoebottom and J. L. Talbot, of the 7th concession, London town- ship, were blown of and carried some distance.by the wind. The barn of Shoebottorn, of the 7th con. in course of erection, was practically demolished. The labor element of Wallaceburg is worked up in regard to the importa- tion of Belgians to work in the new sugar factory. Joseph Marks was call- ed to Wallaceburg last week to. orga- nize the local labor men. Mr. Marks said there was a great deal of indigna- tion existing among the townsfolk. The tows gave a bonus of $30;000 to the sugar refinery, and strenuously objects to the importation of alien labor. The report was that 100 ,addi- tional Belgians were to be brought in. Eleven are already there. The department of agriculture has been advised that the Imperial War Office has placed an order for 4,000 tons of oats with the Brockman & Kerr Milling Company, of Victoria, B. C. These oats will be supplied from Strathcona, Alberta, .Nelson, and Rossland, B. C., and other points along the Edmonton and Calgary Railway, They will be shipped by the steamship Granges, now loading at Vancouver. These oats • ba.ve to weigh 39 pounds to the imperial bus- hel and must be inspected by the in- spectors of the Dominion agricultural department. A surgical operation of a rare kind was performed recently on Thomas Lunn, of Port Talbot. Mr. Lunn in February last was thrown on a large circular saw, cutting his leg at the up- per third of the thigh, severing the eat sciatic nerve and cutting away our inches ef it. By reason of this injury to the nerve, Mr. Lunn lost the use of the lower part of his leg and foot. The doctors splitthe upper seg- ment of the nerve, turned it down,. and made union with the lower seg- ment, thereby bridging the part which was cu tr away by the saw at the time of the injury. ° High Constable Mereevether, of Guelph, was in Drayton the other day in connection with a butter case and brought back a case of butter with him. At least, it is a case of what purports to be butter. The case contains two rolls, and to the re. depth of about an inch the rolls are composed of bona -fide butter. But Vie interior of these rolls is composed ottold newspapers, bacon rinds, eggs of ubpertain age, but certain odor, hinder‘levyine, and other things too numerous- to mention, The butter was made by.a Marborough woman, who made and stld se.veral lots of the same style. At a meeting of the Quarterly offi- cial Board of the First Methodist church, London, the following reso- lution was passed "That this Quar- terly Board desires to place on record its entire disapproval of the Referen- dum of Dec. 4th, 1902, it being framed so clearly in the interests of the liquor sellers as to render it an insult to the temperance people of this Province. and we would urgently request the cistrict meeting to petition the ap- proaching annual conference to call upon the friends of temperance 'with- in the boandaries of said conference to utterly eepudiate and ignore the said referendum, and to seek by other means to secure the prohibition of the liquor traffic in this province.' ,TO ronchitis OfT0ATYA,P0.4,, Af.'",,A, J4 "I have kept Ayer's Cherry Pec- toral in my house for a gteat many •years, It is the best medicine in the world for coughs and colds." J. C. 'Williams, Attica, N. Y. All serious lupg troubles begin with a tickling in the throat. You can stop this at first in a single night with Ayees Cherry Pectoral. Use it also for bronchitis, onsumption, hard colds, nd for coughs of all kinds. • ehrse Meese sSe., encitoth for an esaleare cow: sea, Jule ram ter bronchitis, hoarse- ' mill, Inirdi cold*, etc.; Ili, twit °condi-Meal chronlocasbs and to keep ou and. C. 4VElt 40 Loyrell, Mats. NIDII[Brit Rill 1111 1i New$ ol Interest to i1l1168 Readers Happening In these Gounties Huron Dr. J. Turnball, of Goderich, has rgosra et...o Prince Albert, N. W.' T., to e Rev. 3, Greene, of Clinton, is going about with his arin in a sling from the resalt of a, fall, Mr. William Gibbings, of Clinton, left on Wednesday, for llir.auitoba, where be will join his son. British Troop on Liniment is without excel) tion the most effective remedy for Cats VitoundS, Ulcers. Open sores, •Rheumatism, Bitos,etangs of Inseots, etc .& large beta.% 1 25 rents. • - The assessor gives the value of real property in Mitchell,$605,895; personal property, $54,975; income, 81950, or a . Constipation I Does your head ache? Pain I back of your eyes? Bad I taste in your mouth? It's your liver! Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They cure consti- pation, headache, dyspepsia. 25e. Ail druggists; Want your moustache or hoard a Itetuttitul brown or rich black? Then use . BUCKINGHAM'S DYET§firr s erg 60 ate. OP CEEMOIST44, Olt e. 1414. & CO" PUMA, N.H. IVIlddlesex Do not suffer from sick headache a moment louger. It is not necessary. Carter's Little Liver Pills will cure Dose one little pill. Small dose, Small pricesmall pill. The hand of death removed another ast week in the person of Mrs. Robert Knowles, see of Granton, who died on Saturday evening Of last iwedeash k. She, and her husband who ie .go Were atnotes the first Wleers of -1),1?aisliard. week fWPf.11 eodea11W. €°e°11rrueddel)oun,r of r2" Mr. Hudson had been ill all winter with pulmonary disease and the end had been expected. Much sympathy is felt for the widow and family of small children who are left to mourn a good husband and father, HOW TO BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION, To have a soft smooth skin, free from eruptions and pimples the blood must be healthy and. pure. Ferrozone invigorates enfeebledblood, and cleans- es it of all impurities and poisons ; it brings color to the lips and cheeks, brilliancy to the eyes, whitens the teeth and sweetens the breath. No tonic compares with Ferrozone in rapid action and pernaanent results. Try it. Price 50c, at druggists or Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont. Dr. Hamilton's Pills Cure Headache. total of $0,524 lesa than le -‘t. year% ' Tht.". Eillem Oounty Christian En- deavor and Sunday School Association will meet in the Blyth Presbyterian elenrch on Wednesday and Thursday June 18th end 191.11, _ FOr any eate of nervousness, sleep- lessness, weak etomach, indigestion, 1 1 dyspepsia'try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure. The only nerve medicine for the price in market, Mrs. T. Herd and family, of Bay- field. have moved to Thessalon, where her husband has been employed for some time, Their property there has been purchased by Mr, F. Grenainhard. The Official Beard of the Methodist church of Winghain, have invited Rev. Hobbs to return for the fourth year. They have also decided' to ex- tend an invitation to the London con- ference to hold ;their 1903 session in Wingliam. Mr. Gibson, agent for the Western Canada, and Permanent Mortgage Cor- poration. Toronto, has disposed of the Point Farm, Goderich, one of the finest resorts in Canada. It has been purchas.ed by the Huron, Bruce & Grey Electric Railway Co. Used internally Bagyard's Yellow Oil cures Sore Throat Hoarseness. Quinsy, Pain in the Chest, Croup, at. Used externally cures Rheumatism. Stiff joints, Contrasted cords, Sprains, Strains, Burns, Scalds, Cuts and Bites Tilingharo 1. 0. 0. F. has made ar- rangements to run their big annual popular excursion to Sarnia and De- troit on Saturday, Tune 21, from Kin- cardine and points along the line: Returning, a special train leaves Sar- nia at 2 p. tn. on June 23, running through' to iincardine. • Upon. the recommeedation of the Minister of Marine, salvage districts for the districts of •Kincardine and Soutlaatepton have been established. The limits of the fornaer extend along the shore ot Lake Huron from the northern bouudary of the township ot Ashfield tc the northern boundary of the township of Saugeen to Cape Hurd. What might have been a serious fire occurred in B.. E. Israel & Co.'s store last week in Wingbam. A spark from the electric light fell on a table of prints and was in a blaze in a few mr11- utes. Mr. Israel happened to be in the store at the time and his presence saved a costly fire. As it was several pieces of priet goods were more or less damaged. The White Star Line of Detroit who for several years past has run a very • successful excursion by boat from Goderich to Detroit for the very small sum of $1, good for three days, pur- pose running the same trip on the 18th of June. They will use their beantiful new boat the "Greyhound" this year, which accommodates over 3000. In the supplementary estimates at the recent House of Commons were passed by two items for work at Goderieh-- $6,000 for the rebuilding of the commercial wharf and $10,000 for harbor alredging. An item of $3,000 introduced into the House the previous week was to pay for dredg- ing already done. Kincardine gets $t.000 £07'.repir.S. to piers and dredg- . S. E. Swarts, of Winghsan, has been offered $8,000 for Harold H. 2.04, but has declined the offer, as be believes the great gelding will be a fine money - earner this season- He paced more beats last year below 2.10 on the circuit tracks than any other horse, and in his entire twenty-seven staxts since he made his turf debut he ,has won tweisty-tbree firsts, two seconds, one third, and once only has he finish- ed behind the money. The mystery surrounding the late Mrs. Charles Carline, of Clinton, in connection with the unfortunate affair which happened about two years ago, when she was supposed to have been set upon by a tramp, has been cleared up by a confession made by Mrs. Carline to her daughter just previous to her death, when she re- vealed the fact that there was no as- saelt, made upon her by anyone, and that the personal injuries were self- inflicted, Assessor Watson, Hullett, has finished his work for 1902, and the following figures taken from the roll will be of interest. Total value on real and personal property, $1,815,017, an increase of $3.025 over last year; number of clays statute Tabor, 3,134e population, 2,319, a de- crease of 14; number of horses, 1,708; cattle, 7,817; sheer, 3,182; bog., 4,765. The n timber of horses in the township is lust one more than a year eeso cattle Moles.% sheep 365 less, but hogs have increased in number by 4,227. Poi Infanta and Children. Is on owe" trmpeZ Perth The body of the late Sam Flarstone, formerly of St. Marys, who was *drowned at Winnipeg has 'been re- covered. Interment took place in Winnipeg. On IVfay 22nd the barn and contents belonging to Michael Murray, of Kin - kora, caught fire from some unknown cause, and everything was consumed. The loss will reach $1,200. Milburn Sterling Headache Powders contain neither morphine nor opium. They promptly cure Sick Headache; Neuralgia, Headache, gatigg. lifearetriroinanc14"ellats:fwrlieaigt Price 10c and. 25c •John Clier‘ke, of Carlingford, met • with au acoiclent while drawing tim- ber for an addition to his barn last Friday. Some of the bones of the ankle -were fractured. We trust he will soon be able to be around again. Mrs. Chas. Smith, of Jimes, Ohio, writes: I have used every remedy for sick headache 1 con] El hear of for the past fifteen years, but Carter's Little Liver Pills did me more good than any other. Rev. Father McRae, of Parkhill, met with an accident at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, London, Monday. At the close of the requiem mass for the late Father Traher, he was v alking across the vestry, when be slipped on the newly -waxed floor and fell, breaking his wrist. Alex. Fraser, of Russeldale, bad his barn placed on cribbing, and it is now ready for mason work. So also had •Joseph Pridharn on Thursday. The •Thames road between Russeldale and Exeter, will, with the exception of one or two, be entirely devoid. of barnsom- der which are not brick, stone or ce- ment foundations. • Thos. Bell and Mrs. Bell, of Strat- ford celebrated their diamond wedding on the 15th inst.,„ it being the sixtieth anniversary of that occa,sion. Mr. Bell is probably the oldest railway man in Canada. In 1858 be took ser- vice with the Grancl Trunk Railway and a year later took the first locomo- tive through from London to Point Edward. Mr. Bell is 82 years of age and his wife 81 years. Neil Sinclair, of Woodham, died on Taestlay, May 14th, in his 59t1I year, from the effects of a paralytic stroke, after about one weeks illness. De- ceased bad resided at Woodham for upwards of fifteen Tears. Three sons and one daughter survive, as follows : William, of Woodham ; James, of St. Marys; Alexander, of Wallaceburg. Ilis daughter. Lillian May, is married to John johns, blacksmith of Elim- ville. He was an adherent of the Methodist church. • A very pretty wedding took place on Thursday afternoon at the resi- dence of Mrs. E. Smith, St. Marys, when her daughter. Miss Lottie T. Jefferson, was married to W. 3. Miles, • of Hamilton. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. G. • W. Hender- son. Miss Lena Howard, of Exeter, couin of the bride, presided at the piano. Little Laurene Williams, Qf London, took the part of flower girl and carried a basket of pink and white °emotions. Iaster Howard North - 4,44,444.444.4.4 light and sweat hire no effect on barnnss trsat eca rata Eureka llar. Oen On. It ut- erus the sloop, keeps the leath. • sr soft and 01, able. Stitches do not brook. roogh stir - rasa to chafe and cut, Tho Isarness not Only keeps looking like new, but Wears twice as longby the use °Mara*. Harness 011, Sold Elltryvihere ear4— AnS(ses, litstdOby Imperial 011 Compshy. / greavea acted as page and the bride, was given away by her brother, Wes- ley Jefferson, of Kingston. Guests t were present at the interesting °ere-. :1 ninny from London, St. Thomas, Inel gersoll HannitorasExeter Stratford Kingston and ether places. The bride reeeivedmanyliandamne presents. Mr. 11Ples is in the eniploy al the G. T. R. SS plumber. LIGUTNINi G- REMEDY FOR ORAMps. --- Some people have cramps pretty often, others only now and again. But when you do have them it's a mighty quick relief you want. Pol- son's Nerviline is as sure as death to relieve cramps in five seconds -it's in. stantaneons, just a few drops in sweet- ened water and the pain is gone. Buy a bottle of Nerviline to -day, and keep it handy. Nerviline is a common household necessity and only costs 25 cents. Dr. Hamilton's Mandrake Pills cure Constipation. • Death of Rev. Father Traher. Rev. Hubert George Traher, the reverend rector et St. Marys Roman nee:hone paxish,Londell died at Mount St. Joseph on Friday last, Father Traher had. not been in good health since the beginning of the year, He suffered considerably from an af- fection of the liver, but with his usual zeal he contin,ued his labors until Thursday of last week, when ib be- came necessary to remove him to Mount St. Joseph. He Was deeply in- terested in the work at the new St. Marys church, and it was only after much persuasion that he consented to place himself entirely under the care of his physician:1, The death of their esteemed pastor will be a severe blow to the people of St, Marys parish, His worth was recognized by the head of the diocese, and -he was looked upon as the one most needed to oversee the work of the church in the south and east end of the city. That he should be cut off on the eve of the opening of the edifice is particularly sad. But St. Marys church will eyer stand as a monument to his untiring energy, Rev. Father Traher was born in England nearly fifty years ago, and came to London when a small boy. Father Traher was one of the first priests ordained in St Peter's Cathe- dral, the ceremony taking place in July 1885. Hewes first- stationed at Wallaceburg, as assistant, and after- wards at St. Thotuas, as assistant, to i,he late Father Flannery. While there be had the oversight of the work at Alvinston, Port Stanley and Dut- ton. Wheii the parish of Simcoe was established, with Port Dover as a mis- sion, Father Traher was placed ,in charge, and there he labored faithful- ly. His next station was Mt. Carmel, and it was there he was particularly successful. A new church had been erected there by the late Father Kelly, and when Father Traher took charge the mortgage amounted to $10,000. ln less than three years Father Trailer presented the late Bishop Walsh with the mortgage and $100 in cash. Father Traher was an eloquent preacher, and Was undoubtedly one of the -most devoted priests in the dio- cese. He was something of a genius, being an artist and nauscian of ability. He had overseen the work at the new church, and was practically the de- signer of the altar at the edifice. Father Trailer is suryived by his father. who is a resident of London, two sisters and nephews and nieces. The funeral took place from the new church on Monday. The late Fath sr Traher has many friends in •this lo- • cality who regret to hear of his demise. DO NOT NtGLEGT The Little Ills of To -day. 441.d.4.4.4,444 The "Use of - Paine's Celery Compound Will Eradicate from the Blood and System The Seeds of Disease. srlt)(NOFXELP'S $50,000 7eutu, Wide Swath Cut An an Elgin VonotY 'Village Monday afternoon. Snringfield, May 27.-A fifty thou- sand dentin fire occurred in Spring- field yesterday. Shortly after nooxi fire broke out in 0, 13, Atkins "hay left in the rear eif a block of build- ings on Main street, The fire getting iato the hay ecion got beyond con- trol of the willing' helpers. The fellowing are the lossee: D. W. Henry, depaxtmenta,I stock and buildings, $24,700, insured for $9,800. C. D. Atkins, butcher, loss 8300, paprt,Isywiisailet;,edh.ouse gooa $500, no in- surance. The Mansil Implement Agent 8500, no insuraasee. D. T. Eck, harness and implement $a,000, partly insured, ' John Hewer, building $2,000, in- sured for 31,400, R. T. Stoutt, these box manufae- turer, loss $1,000. Wilcox & Smith, clrygoocls and gro- ceries, loss of 81,000 on goods de- stroyed. • Methodist Church, valued at $15,- 000, insurance $5,000. All these buildings are totally de- stroyed except Stoutt's and Wilcox. & Smith's. Half the Ilethodiet Ohurch shed was destroyed. Messrs. Swartz sa,- Moorehouee Were badly burned by the explosion of Mr. Henry's gas machine, and John, Ha,r- ris was hurt by falling bricks, other- wiee no fatalities. Mr. , Atkin.'s horses narrowly escaped. Springfield is an Incorporated vil- lage in Elgin County, 18 miles from St. Thomas, with a population or about 800.* There are three churches, three hotels and about twenty stores. Crackers Canso 610,000 Darn age. As grains of sands make our lofty mountains, drops of water the mighty oceati, and as our massive buildings are made of one brick piled upon another so do the little ills of life contribute to the building up of deadly diseases in the body. Experienced medical men chile) that fully three-fourths of our men and women enter the summer season with little ills and symptoms of disease, which must develop into serious and fatal troubles if not banished at once. We hear our friends complaining daily of rheumatic tendencies, sharp mad darting and neuralgic pains, dys- pepsia, pains in the side and back,ner- vousness and sleeplessness;. and we see with our own eyes the effects of impure blood in facial blotches, erup- tions and sores. The little ills and pains of to -day build up the alarmieg and fatal diseases that follow days and weeks of neglect. • Wise and intelligent people who have looked into the claims of Paine's Celery Compound and followed its re- markable em es of rellttives, friends arid neighbors, use it themselves with faith and confidence, to banish their ey acmes of coming troubles, to cleanse the blood, to reaestablish nerve force, energy end bodily strength, so thnt they will be in condition to with- stand the enetvating effects of the corning hot weather. In every corrimenity where Paine's Celery Core pomid has been used at this season to banish disease, ib is re- garded as a, godseed, Workers in offices, shops, factoritsi, and weary and ruhdown Wives and mothers in th*eir homes have thanked lieeven for Dr. Flielpb' mArrenoutl p1 5(1 be - cense it made them well. Try a bottle , two. ye who ere ailieg and sick it will give you whet you most stand in teed of -health ;And new life. 'Ottawa, May 27.-A hardware stere occupied by Graves 13ros. and 'Hill- tonburg, was binned down Sunday. The building caught fire through the setting off of firecrackers, and 810,- 000 damage was eansed.. Wiled by ft Train.. Toronto, May 27. -The G.T.R. ex- press from ' Toronto, duo here at 9 o'clock yesterday morning, brought .in the body of a section hand who was killed near I3ronte. The man's name is A. Hoffstander, whose home is at Petersburg, near Stretford. It appears that Hoffstander and some other Men wore at work near Brent° when the express came along. They made a rush for their ,tools and oth- er things.. Hoffstander got hold of a levelling board, but before he pull- ed it from the track the locomotive struck it. It .was knocked against his head, arid his skull was fractured. The train was stopped and the body taken aboard and brought to the city. Deceased appeared to be about 22 years of age. No inquest will. be held,: Charged WW1 Murder. Ottawa, May 27. -Joseph des Cha- teleta of. Little Ripen, St. Andre Av- lin parish,. near Papineauville, in Ot- tawa County, is in Hull jail await- ing trial on the charge of murdering Benjamin Richer, a 15 -year-old boy. He is alleged to have thrown the boy into the Little Nation River. Bailiff Hillman of Papineauville brought the prisoner to Hull yesterday afternoon. Whole Motralien Aunt -1,11w ed. Loudon, May 27.-A despatch to The Daily Express from Cairo, Eg- ypt, says a report reached there that a whole battalion of Turkish troops has been eninbilated by rebels near the seaport of Mocha, in the Turkish yilayet of Yemen, in the, southwest- ern part of Arabia. • The governor of Mocha is said to have been carried• away by the rebels as a -hostage. Touched Live Wire. Montreal, May 27. -"Wilfred Bour- don, aged 50, was killed last night by a shock from. an electric wire, in attempting to disengage a lad named Archambault, Who had been caught, in the wire. He pulled the wire with both hands and was instantly killed. Vire ste":.trothroy • Strathroy, May 27. -About nine o'clock last evening the lad& resi- dence occupied by Mr. James Chal- mers on High street was destroyed liy fire. A considerable portion of the contents were Save et,44.11 Mute • new., Ogdensburg, Mny 27. -The steamer Montreal, bUi3t in Toronto, 0/At-red the first rapids cif the St. Lawrence yesterday afternoon under her own steam. Sh , is the laxgeet vessel that Om- ran the rapids. 4,T1 :real Opb rm. 10 Cornorrio- Montreal, (Inc., May 27. -The Mon- treal City Council has. accepted the offer of $150,000 'which, Arr. Carnegie made for a library In this city. I • , ° rn 3m:4 Montreal, May 27.-Crand Trunk Itauiway System earnings, '15th tie 21.st May; 1902, $562,040; 1901; 3518,366; increase, f,'Pl:4,174:, Port au rlim.e, May 27.-A Pro- visional Government was constituted yesterday, with Doisron4 Canal at PrPtident. PirRt ContraCt li.'n't1ro6a.., • Toronto, May 27. -The Ontario Government has awarded the don, - tract for clearing the first , section of the Temiskaming Bauiway to Pat- rick Furlong of Egansville, His ten- der, $1.5 per mile, was the lowest. Wan t8 to At bitrate, Chicago, May 27, -President Mitch- ell af the miners, conferred With lo - Cal labor leaders yesterday, and de- eided to make a further' effort to ar- 1-4,;d the differences at issue. T Children Oil for CASTOR IA. What is Castoria is for Infauts and Children. Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays Feverish- ness. Castoria .ures Diarrhoea and. Wind Colic. Castoria relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and. Flatulency. Castoria asshnilates the Food, regulateE.0 the Stomach. and Bowels of Infants and Children, giving healthy and 41a-trura1. eeep Castoria is the Children's, Panacea -The Mother's Friend. Castoria. ".Castoria is an excellent medicine lb_ children. Mothers -have repeatedly -told me of its got,d effect upon their children." - Dr. G. C. Os000n, Lowell, Mass. -Castoria. Castoria Is so well adn'otecl to children that 1 recommend it as superior to any pre- scription known to me." IL A. ARCHBR, M. D..Brooklyn, IV r • n, • THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER. ThE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MU PRAY STECCT, NEW YORE CITY. London, Huron and Bruoc. Q Oltla NORTE- • Passenger. London. depart 8.15.4, m. 1.40r, m. Centralia . SA 5.50 Exeter 9.30 6.0 Henson 9.41 6,15 Kippon 9.50 6.25 Brucefield 9.58 6.33 10.15 6.55 1 Wingham, arrive GoANO SorriTt- Wingham,. depart Olintcu.- ..... . . Brucedeli Kippen B:ansall .... . ... ........ Exeter Centralia Loudon . arrive Passenger 643 a. as. 3.35 P.M. 747 4.25 8.05 4.49 8.15 447 .22 502 8.35 5.10 8.46 5.25 . 9.37 5.12 Sutherland Imes LIMITED,. ARE PREPARED TO PURCHASE ELM. LITHE ERD EITclER STANDING OR IN THE LOGS, Apply E. C. Kessel, FOREMAN, EXETER, °VT. Exeter, MAY 28Trr, 1901. 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