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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-6-12, Page 4ixit EXETER Ti:IYEES The Molsons Bank iimprik ,CUARTZRED EY PARLIAMENT, 15305 ['WIWI, I, ttP Capital $2.600,000 eservor met. - $2,050,00 'Head, °Moe. ereatreal, JA1VIE3 ELLIRT, Estee Money ailvauteel to it goose fermere on their We note with oue or more endorser et 7 Per centeper annum - Exeter Emmet P very belie day from 10 a, nu to 3p. ur Seerelltne.Ye, 10 a, m. to 1 p. urrentrates a interest allewed, on deposits. OICK8ON•fe aJu.,Thres, X. D. RuRnoN, . soraerrous. rstizeleee Exeter, Dec, 27tle.'95. .alendar for June, 1902 CIO POW 8 ot Interest to lantItAI.0 MANASS13, MOND/ TOESDAT at - WElelenenern, „ TnintsnA.T., Fnuereer SnorznAlle - • . • 1 8 15 22 29 2 9 16 2880 8 /0 17 21 4 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 25 TH‘FIRSDAY, JUNE 12Tet, 1.902 NOTES D ANCOMMENTS, klis Honor Judge Edward Elliott Saturday forenoon after hearing argu- ments of counsel in regard to the Westminster ballots, Which bad a number placed imon them by the de- puty returning officers, decided to ad- mit them as good, ancl.declared Dr. Routledge elected by n:ajority of 2/ -a reduction of 13 from that given by the returning officer. A protest will be entered against his return. MR. WHITNEY HOLDS A .POPIT- LAR MAJORITY OF 7,333 VOTES, An examination of the recorded ma- jorities in last week's contest shows that Mr. Whiteey beat the Ross Gov- ernment by 7,833 votes, The total of the majorities cast for the various candidates was 35,601. As distribated among the elected members, those who represented the policy ot Mr. Whitney scored 21,467. Those who supported Mr. Ross were awarded 14,134. This places Mr. Whitney 7.333 In the lead.. „ It ma.y seem strange that a Govern- neent can. poll 7,333 fewer votes than the other side, and 'yet have an equal number of members in the Legislature and possibly a little' majority. This result is produced by the .peculiar dis- tribution of seats which the Ross GAV- ernxiient, directed by the machine, ar• ranges in its own behalf. Where there is a vote adverse to the Goyern- ment the representation is small. Where there is a vote favorable to the • Government the repreeentation is • large. There is no accident about the situatior. Constituencies are mapped out for especial purpose ot preventing the assertion of the popular will in:the Leglslature. We have a lairly good sample of the dark work at which Mr. Ross is an adept in the circumstance that Toronto, because it is ag-ainst the machine. has one member for each 50;000 inhabitants, while new Ontario constituencies are given a member each for 14,000 people, the presump- tion being that New Coterie) can be easily handled. The average majority polled in last week's election was 350 per meneher. .12 ths basis of iepresentation were honest its popular majority of 14,134 would give the maehine 88 members and Mr. Whitney's popular majority of 21,467 would give him 60, In other words, Mr. Whitzten and the people are entitled to a maJority of 22 in the legislature. But without going into any calculation, and bearing in mind the simple fact that Mr. Whitney has a popular majority over the machine of 7,333, It is cleer that Mr- Whitney, although not <tit:fatly occupying the position ,ef Pr eire ler, is the first. citizen of Ontario aed .the choice of the people to -day. The people haye pro- nounced against Mr. Ross most em- phatically. They have called upon • Mr. Whitne introduce reforms • and to give us er egressive legislation. For the amine, t they are thwarted solely by the gel rymander. which is a. species of eupplement to the ballot -box stuffing scheme. We shall have bye - elections, aeri it is to be hoped tha.t in the coustiiin-tite-s in which these con- tests are held eu.ong declaration will be made regeiest the Ministers who are now mint ing the authority which the eleet4 by an immense reafority have t t este. ed to other and better men. The eenple ought to declare against mmority rule. •••••• 0 h reil Cry for C T RiAs .11[111.61MOU........anirlIAITO.TMRIN1010.10491121111.m. *Se•Mr.. laCk air "I have used your Hair Vigor for five years and gm greatly,: pleased with it. It ceitairily re- stores the original color fie graze hair. If eeps miehair soft.'-Mrse4 Helen EilkennyyNewPortland;Meg: Ayer's RairVigor ha been restoring color t griy hair for fifty years,„ and it never fails to do, this work, either. You can rely upon for • stopping . your hair. from falling, for keepffig your scalp clean, and for - making your hair grow,. $1,00 4 bottle,. All druggists. u druggist cannot stipple you, gend us tote donut and we will etpr diess you bottle. Po sure ant th9yanto or /our nearast exess prm.o. C. re4,011,1ss, .7., ltnit CO., Lowe/4=0 TiA 11168 ea,a ors Happening • la these Gountics HttrOn Seatorth Turf Olub hold their horse races ou Tuesday and Wednesday, June 17th and 18tb, Station -master Straiton states that the new station building to be mooted in Goderich by the Grand Trunk will • be cornineraced about the first of next month. ' GOOD getelaer IS IMPossIBIele without regular action of the bowels, Milburue Laxa. Liver Pais regelete the bowels, (lures canaille tion, de speeset, biliousness. sick headache Price 25 cents All druggists • and all affections of ihe organ of digestion. By the town assumieg the laying, of Chas, ti. Fietche:. of the walks in Olinton, the rate- payers are only called upon to pay 10e per square foot, which is seyeral cents lower than that paid when out- siders had the contract. There is no one article in the line of naeclicines that gives so large a return for the money as a good porous Strengthening plaster, such as Carter's Smart Weed and Belladona Back- ache plasters. Perth Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Sherritt, of Ful - The directors of the Ashfield and lartoreft on Tuesday for a two • Wawattosb Branch Agricultural So- 'months' trip to the Northwest. ditty are already actively engaged in , The wedding of Miss Rachel A. preparations for the annual fall show Elliott, one of Kirkton'e most Popular to be held at, Dangannon on. Thursday young ladies and Mr. W. L. Loss, of and Friday, October Oth and 10112• •Fullerton, took plate on Wednesday BURDOCK moOn MT -ORS is a purely eyening June 41)3. yegetabie combinatioe, that in a sere and naturalinanner sots directly upon the Bowels Have no equal as a prompt and posi- There I no escaping the gerMS of consump- tion; kill them with health. 1-lealth is your only means of killing them.. Scott's tlitilsio±i of cod-liver oil Will give you that health, if any. thing will. scrit, OR race ISMAPIA AND TRY tr. 041CoTT @OWN 0. 011tP.AlaTia, TORONTO* 40C. and $Loo; 1.1 draggists. Among the gaests from outside places were: -Mrs. R. Jones, of Hen- s/Ill ,, Mr. and Mrs. N. Jarrott, of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Mason were the recipients of many handsome presents. Genoice castor/a always bears the Signature When Baby was sicte we gave her Casteria. When She was a Chi11, she cried for Castoric, when she berate Miss, she eludE," to CastorFl. AYlienshe bad Children,she gayettexac esti:6a. Liver, Kidneys and Blood, cleansing the entire tive cure for sick headache, bilious - system of all impudues foul humors and all Dees, constipation, pain in the side, obstructions that poison the blood and ()reale -disease. , and. a ll I* Iv er troubles, Carter's Little e On Monday evening a number of the Liver Pills. Try them. friends and well withers of Miss Josie ' Stephen Douglas, of Mitchell, father' Foster, of Varna, met at her home to of Vera Douglas, the noted American' say good-bye, before her departure beauty, who died in Paris a year or for Drumbo, where she has taken a two ago, the other day received a position with R. McCool. dry goods cheque for $10,000 aq being a part of merchant. A. very enjoyable evening her estate. was spent, in instrumental and vocal The Revs. Whiting, of Mitchell, and music.. Irvine, of Listowel,Thaye been trans - The prettiest wedding of the Season ferred from the London Conference took place in Trinity church,Belgrave, to the Toronto Conference. The for- me Wednesday, May 91st, whee In the In er goes to St. Paul's church, Toronto, preseuce of 175 invited guests.; Miss the better to Brampton. • Mary A, Nethery, fourth daughter of Hugh biorthgraves, of St. Marys, JaseNethery, was united in the holy whilst shingling a new barn at Salem's bonds of matrimony to Roby, Owens, near Kirkton, fell off the roof. lie a prosperous young farmer, near Bel- came violently to the ground, break - grave. They will live on the 6th con., ing both arms. His friends bope that East Wawanosh, amidst the well be will recover safely from Ins very wishes of their many friends. serious accident. ' On the afternoon of Wednescay There died on Satnrday, Allay 31st, June 4th, an interesting event •end:. at the residence of Frank Yousge St. place at the home of Mr. and Mks. Marys, Sarah Blanshard, widow of the Charles Ritchie, Morris, when their late James Kennedy, in her 741:11 year. second daughter, Elizabeth, wee mit. The deceased leaves two daughters, ed in the bonds of matrimony to ere, Mr,. 0. Richardson and Mrs, F. Young, William hi. Gillespie, ee Ripley, son ee and one SOD, James Kennedy, to Ur. William Gillespie, of Seaforth, mourn her loss. , After a delightful repast was served Mr. George MacBrien, nephew of the happy young couple took the Mr. Johuston Stewart, Blanshard, evening teeth for their beam in Rip- dted at the General Hospital, London, ley, followed try the good wishes of on Sunday, of brain fever, aged, 85 their wetly friends. years.. The deceased man only arriv- We regret the death of Mr. James ed from Ireland a couple of weeks ago Lennon, which oectured in Seaforth, and has been living -with a relative in on Wednesday last. Abont three Usborne township, where he was months ago Mr. Lennon fell on the taken ill, side walk and fractured his arm Mr. Robert Robertson, of Blanshard, and be bad scarcely recovered from has been mentally unbalanced. The that injury when he was attaeked by cancer of the liver, from which he suffered severely and which proved fatal, as above stated. Mr. Lennon was 04 years of age. He was a natrre of the towaship of McKillop, and was in l Ile death* of his wife has eaused born en the fee holoeeteeet tee" en him 10 lose his reasou. the Huron roeci, a mile and n half There died at Staff* on Friday, May east of Seafortb, and which was set- ;g0; eine Thaws Brook. She had tied and cleared by his father. been a great sufferer for some time unfortunate man will likely he re- moved te the London asylum shortly. Mr. Robertson's wife died last year leaving a family of five • small children. It is believed his great loss DYING BY SLOW DEGREES. --- Although not always aware of it yet thousands die by slow degrees of ea- tarrh. It first attacks the nose or throat, then the lungs and finally spreads all throngh tbe system. OH- tarrhozone is the only remedy that will immed lately prevent/ he spread af this awful iihsease. Every breath from the inhaler kills thousands Ig germs, elea es the throat and nose, aids expectoration and relieves the pain across the eves. Catarrhozane erradi- catee every vestige of catarrh feorn the system, and is bfghly recommend - past, hat wits aiwaye bright and cheer - WI. SLIP wee in Ler bbay-sixt h year and bacree behind to tuouen their loss a hush:aid, one son, William, in Da- kota, two daughters. Mrs. B. Allen, of Sunshine,hud Annie, at home. Rev. G. W. Henderson will preach his last sermon as pastor of the Meth- odist church in St- Marys on June 15 - the Flo-wer Sunday a the Sabbath School. On Wednesday, June 18th, he and his family will leave for bis new charge, Cambridge st. church, Lindsay. The Rev. Mr. Manning will preach his first sermon as pastar on June Mad. The funeral took place on Tuesday ness and Lang Trouble. Price ed also for 13rorteleitis, Asthma, Deaf- The last of George MeBrien, to $1.00 ; trial size 25 cts, all druggists, Polson & Co., Kingst on, Ont. Dr. Hamilton's Pills cure Billiousness. Middlesex John emersey, the man killed on the 0. P. R., at Oalgere, yeasa native of Biddulph, where his father resides. Must not beconfounded with com- mon cathartic or piregative pills. Car- ter's Little Liver Pile, are entirely un- like them in every, respect. One trial will prove their superiority. Donald McMillan left his home in Middlesex County in October, 1871, to go to Wiseonsin, and was last heard of the following year in Nebraska, Remaly an uncle, Neil McMillan, of 'Vaughan Township, York County, died, leaving $790, to the absentee. A motion has been made at Osgoode Hall by dolm Kyle, on behalf of Don- ald's wife, for an order declaring the Missing man dead, • British Troop Oil Liniment is wrchout excep- tion the most effective remedy for Cuts Wounds., Ulcers- Open, Borba, RhauitatiSitt, 131tbs,Stinua of Insects, etc, A large bottle, 25 centrt. Get oue at ybar druggists OX1 Wednesday evening, May 28th, a happy event occurred at "Fauteletv.” the hone of A -.A. Garrett, Bidcluipla then:White whet lais only enttee, Olivia, WAS united in marriage to Waite/ Needham. After the ceretractey,which Was performed by the Rev. Mr, Gem ge of Grantee, the guests, numbering about fifty, repaired to the brilliantly lighted dieing room, Where a suraptu- ous repast, awaited them. The re- mainder a the evening Was pleasant- ly spent in games and musk, A pleasant event occurred on Wed- nesday lest al the reeidence of Mrs. T. G. Gerry, of Weetzeinster, when Mrs. 0 erry's youngest daughter, Mabel V. Gray Was united in Marringe r to Mr, Will A, Mason, Of tontine. 1,St eesisted by 31 iaq May Meet le f Toron$o, and Mr. nnt pet tea ,of Lnadou ',zees gtootresettem St. Marys cemetery. Services were conducted by Rev. A. Grant. Mr. Me - Brien was on his way from St. Marys to Elienville, where he once worked and where he had relatives and friends. Being taken suddenly ill, he went to Victoria Hospital, London. The dis- ease developed into brain fever, from which he died on June 2n4. He was 35 years old at death. What might have been a very seri- ous accident happened, to W. J. Payn- ter, on Friday afternoon of last week, when he was crossing Fish creek bridge Blansha,rd, with his traction engine and townalupgradtng machine, A beam broke and the engine com- menced to go down, but Mr. Paynter had the presence of mind to reverse his engine and got it off the bridge with only'slight damages to either en- gine or grader. Dr. William P. Cavan. Toronto's wellknown practitit 'tier, was 19 Sio- t.masesitostnemstc....traNt.ocasoscr....akairtico'ne,.. You can make our bar. nese its soft as a Move and as teUgh AS WIro by using EttarlKA, tear. novo Oil, Yon ont iengtben lie lifo--thatralt last twice as 10115 MI it etttlaerflyVr01314. oness t,„ tea a OCIorldokl 9: har- ness like oew. Xcula of pore. ise.wy bodied ell, 11013I:illy prepared to wk. Oland the Weathet, • gOld everywhero 0005-1313 silat, td. ltj lantat tit OMIT. therwell for 0 few days lately suPerin' " $E4:31*T r'0E." IQ)U'*CZ tending the building operations neer in process of tionstenction on Ilia fame property there, The doctor. purposes making that his summer home* and hopes to have it ready for occupation by the 1411 of June, Mrs, W. P. Oavan accompanied her infsband on their trip, While in Motherwell they were the guests of their relatives. Mr, and Mee, leseph Mclotyre. DROWNED .AT E.RA.NTPORD .A, sad drowning aosident occurred in Brantford about 4.30 Sunday- after- noon. As a result Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stnale mourn the loss of their 15 -year old son, Mervin. Mr, Swale is a fore- man at the Verity Plow Werke. Mer - yin went to the Methodist Sunday School in the afternoon as was his custom. After the service lie strolled out velth some companions and was finally induced to go in swinuniog. He was not a capable swimmer, but the water was shallow and he was assured that there was no danger. At the place where the boys went in the river is perhaps 50 yards iu width, and is not very deep. The average depth is about five feet, hut there are treach- erous holes and a slight undercurrent as well. The boys had been in the water but a short time when young Sznale disappeared without any cry of alarm. Ris 'companions hurried to the spot bat could find no • trace of him. Aid was quickly summoned and the body recovered after it had hedn in the water soine 25 minutes. Work of respiration was commenced and Was unceasingly continued for four hours, but all of no avail. The deceas- was a, son • of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smale who went from Exeter to Brantford when the Verity Plow Works removed to that place. The deceased was a bright young lad. He was wellknown and had many friends, To the bereaved parents the sincere sympathy of the community will be extended. • London Methodist Conference, The following is the result of the final draft and some of the changes made, Exeter District -Exeter, Dr, Han- nan, R. Milyard Eliinville, Wm H. Cooper, oue to be sent ; Ifensall, E. Medd ; .Kipper, F. Mellott ; Lucan, John A. Ayearet ; Parkhill, W, r Rigs- - Stratford aistrict - St. Marr, Thomas Manning; ,Mitchell, Charles W. Brown, George Smit• h John Ren- ner, superannuated ; Listowel, Joseph. ittr. BalfonY Deniee That nitehenet<tirtr, ititheeentents to Surrender. London, June JCL -Lord Kitchener. in a despatch. frone Pretoria, wider yesterday's date, eneounced the sur- render, on Saturday and Sunday of 2,500 rifles, of 'which 448 were haricl- ed in by Cape Colony rebels. The remainder were principally from Gen- eral Deevet's men. Tbo British come Mender added that the cheers given by the Boors for lt'ing Edward were hearty. The setegestion that Lord Kitchen- er, with the connivenect of the home • Goveenixient, entered into a secret compect with the 11oers to induce them to surrender, was denied by the Government leader, A. 3. Balfour, in the Hoes° of Commonyesterday. Mr. Balfour declared that, so fax as the Clovernmeet were aware, no pledges and no assure/ices were giv- en by Lord Kitchener, which had not bee a published. The ,Colonial ,Secretary, Toseplx Chamberlain, answering a questiOn regarding the agitation for the sus- pension of the constitution of Cape Colony, said he had received e peti- tion from 42 members of the Parlia- ment of Cape Cblony in favor if its suspension, and had awaited the ob- servation-aof •the Cape Minister on the subject. Aa act of the Imperial Government, he added, was required before the constitution coulcl be sus- pended, Doer Against 11031'. Bloemfontein, Orange • Bever Col- ony, jun° 9.-A strong contrast to the good. feeling betweee Doer and Britou is the bitterness existing be- tween the burghers who are surrend- ering under •the peace •terms and those Boers who surrendered during. the campaign.• 'When the Doer load- ers came to Bloemfontein, previous to the conclusion of peace, they curt- ly refused to shake hands with those who had previously surrendered. The general belief is that relations be- tween these two classes of Boers will be einbitterecl for a long time, 13,cctrtc n ore. (4)lotc Ottawa, June 10.---Teooper Hamen of this city, in a, letter to his par - gets. states that, after the shooting of Corporal Meshy arid Private Day, pawl the capture of their four com- rades, the Boers stripped the dead; and nailed Lansley s distinguished service Medal and South African rib- bon to the hero's neked. breast. H. Oliver ; Milverton, Rebel% C..1)t.1X C.A StrA L Bereby ; Trowbridge, ROA. Phillips; ace, eonard Bartlett, Lebanon; Atwood. W. Penhall Monicton, H. E, Currie; Staffer John Henderson ; Ful- lerton, John A. Ferguson, (Reornond S. Baker) ; Haemony,George 1.1. John- nson ; Mehra, Sylvester L. Toll; Well - burn, Humphrey A. Grabeen; Kin tore, Rufus L. Wilson. Whigham district - Kincardine, Jos. Philip, B. D. ; Findlay M. Smith, Superannuated. Brussels, T. Wesley Cosens, Richard Paul, superannuated; Ethel, Charles P. 'Wells, Benjamin Sherlock, Toronto, Superannuated ; Ethel, Solomon V. R. Pentland, Pine River ; Bervie, Wm, R. Vance, (John Alexander Agnew) ; Tiverton, E. W. Edwards; Whitecherch, Chris. Keine. Godericla district Blyth. John Holmes, Wm. IJs, St. Catharines; supernumerary; Auburn Thoma' B Couplancl; Londesboro, John Ken- tnedy ; Tuckersmith, to he supplied tteder superintendent of Seaforth ; ,Varna, R. A, Milian Rey. J. W. Hohnes, who was on the first draft down for Main se, chureh, Exeter, was stationed at Port Stanley; Rev. W. G. Howson to London, and Rev. J. R. Grind v returns to Strath- roy. The chairman and financial secretary of each district were elected, and are as follows :- Stratford -E. N. Baker, M. .A..,13. D. C..W. Bi own. B. A., B. D. Goderich-Dr. Daniel, Dr. Gifford. Exeter -Dr, Hannon, R. Milyard, • Rev. A. L. Russell, of Highgate, a. former pastor of Jatnes st. church.was elected president for the corning year. A cordial invitation having been ex- tended from the citizens of Wingham to have the next conference session held. in that town, it was very unani- mously accepted, and the firsb meeting will be called for June 1st, at 2.30 p. in., 1903. OPINION or LEADING PHYSICIANS I have used Strong's Pile Remedy in my practice and would cheerfully re- commend it to the general public as one of the best remedies for piles on the market ; knowing Its composition makes xne more inclined to recom- mend it as a first-class remedy for piI s. JOHN R, FLoorc, M. D., acting physician, London jail. Price $LOD. For sale by drugaists, or by mail on receiptof priee. W. T. STRONG, Manufacturing . Chemist. London, Ontario. BREED To TAKEN:11AR 21795 Chet has shown hie ability to sire ex- treme speed. There is no standard fired horse that, lives that is Taren um's Superior in breeding. There is no bet ter hotied horse with size, style end substance. Be is a natural horn trotter and ran go fast. Teeeutum has produced out, .ot less then ton cotts in his owe vicinity, two that has shown trialn lees than 2.10. He has proctored out cif common mares, colts that cart show withtint sleeved train- ing their ability to go better* than 2.40. P'uOri siring high stepping nctiinn for road arid cerriage purpostes, 'rarer, - rem IS the ideet Mos of Canada, 11t ite fax lestartiml4s es to his siring ere lit ies and tabulated podigres. Will st end at his own table, Egnionclville, Priday end Snterday, Ruseekt Ale, eoratie ; Woodhato, Tuesday noon 1 8' , Mares. Illesday night ; Mitchell, I s=Yednesrlay night. A, CLIO RtaswortTg, Egthopdvine. Ho'rv the Story is raw in Cablegrams to the, G 0 V1•11/ or -General. Ottawa, June 10. -The Casualty Department sent the following cables to the Governor-General yesterday: Cape Town, - June G. -The following deaths are reported June 3: At sea, on board. Cestrian, 8rd Canadian Mounted Rifles, 132, John Wood more, eateric fever; June 5, at El- andsfontein, 2nd Regiment C.M.R., Stanley Benefield, enteric fever. "Woodmore's death is the second re- ported on the Cestrian, Pte. :Higgins having b'een reported the day the ship reached Cape Town. Cape Town, June 8. -Dangerously June 7, Elandsfontein, 2nd C.M. It, . 728, Clement Guest, Roseland ; 205, William Bell, Hamilton; 602 Harry Hyde, Charlottetown; all en- tellacfe' eveil.o. opwn, J une 9. -Death from enteric fever, June 8, Kleresdorp, Canadien Army Medical Staff, at- tached 10th Canadian Field Hospit- al, 66, Nelson Price; dangerously June 8, Charles MoVicar, London ; Richard Ployer, Quebec; both 2314 C. af.R., and both enteric fever. Nelson Price, reported dead, does not appear on the nominal volt, but the name, George Orlie Price of St. John, N. B. appears as connected with the Medical Hoepital Corps. NIAGARA JUHILA.TitS. Takes a Half Holiday and Celebrates Restoration of Peace. Niagara -on -the -Lake, June 10. - Tee owl historic town of Niagara gave a fitting peace celebration yes- terday. The afternoon was observ- ed as a half holfeay, and a procea- slot]. was formed of the echool child- ren, 'numbering about e50, erereen, volunteers and There Council, headed by the town band, which pataded the streets and proceeded to the town park, where patriotic songs were sung, after which a program of sports was held, consisting Of bicycle races, running races and a , baseball game between the Parks of St. Catharines and a *mixt froM 'Pert Niagara, • N. y., was won by the latter by a score of 12 to 7. In the evening another paretic tom: place and pro- ceeded to the park, where Speeches re- garding the South African war were 'made by H. A. Lancaster, M.P., Ma- jor James Iliscott, ex-M.D.P., and Mr. W. W. Wright. At the close of the speeches, the crowd, numbering about • 4,000, marched to the com-- mon; where it huge bonfire and fire- works were held, after which a hand concert was held 11 the paelr, which Meted fax about an hoer, and the crowd dispersed at about well satisfied. eciteheeters "rothrr in America. San Francisco, , Jun '10.--LAinong the passengers team the Orient an - riving Sunday was Col. Kitchener, brother of Lord'leitchener, ehe .; r 41:ir ctr 1 Tor on t 0, Juni' 1 6. ---Th e Argonaut Rowing t,ight, who will com- pete at. the licilicx Royal Regatta, will lealle Tut (311.0 018 afternoon for /cow York, ),y11 n, o Alley will sail , 011 bateleS h race for` the l'iatoorul Sculls, will al - o lettVe by the , stgr e 'Viet. The ight, eke' as ,f011ovS : Wright; stroke; faceenzlee No. et: inlggan, No. tason, o. lIt.ither, No, ei; No. (3;, Parmenter, No. 7' Hardittee bow; Dastedo, con; Poherty,, spare; Strange. .sriare. Children :cry tor 'e CASTOR :SAS .terfee, hat is edr;tatelti-e.„, Castoria is for Infants and Children. Castoria is a • harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pa,regorie, 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 cares Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Dowels of Infants and Children, giving • healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children's. Panacea—The Mother's Friend. Castoria, Castoria. "Castoria is an excellent xnediaine fa. "Castoria Is so well adapted to childieru children. Mothers have repeatedly told me that I recommend it as superior to any pre.. ofits got,d effect upon their children.': scription known to Ine.,, Da..G. C. OSGOOD, Lowell, Nrass. IL A. ARCE1311., M. JD. .27rookiya, .Ar. THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER. THE CENTAUR COMPA(,Y. TT MUNRAV 57,103T. a.V.V YON% Cll.', London, Huron and Brucc. Gomm NORTH- Passenger. London. depart_ . ... 8.15 A, M. AAP m. Centralia, ...... . . „.. 9,1 5 50 Exeter 9 3C 6.0 Hensall...... 9.41 6,15 Kippen 9.59 6.25' Brucefield 9.68 6.33 Clinton , 10.16 655 Wingham, arrive.. „11.10 8.00 1P GOING 60ra-- Passenger Wingba.m, depart . 6,E3 la. 3.251'. 1). (Mote -it .... 7.47 4.25 Brucafield Kropen 8 05 . 8.15 4.67 Hensel]. .22 5 02 Exeter. 8.35 5.10 gen ralia 8.46 5.25 London. arrfve.., 9,37 6.12 SPAtherland Innes LIMITED. ARE PREPARED TO PURCHASE IiIM, —AND— OTE TIM ER, EIVIER STANDING OR IN THE LOGS, Apply tr• E. 0. Kessel, FORMAN. EXETER, ONT, Exeter, JUNI?, 11an, 1901. Wheat rer bustle! . Oats Barley....... „ Peas... . . ... Butter. - Eggs Turkeys ... Geese Chickens per lb Wool......... Dried Apples. 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