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Exeter Times, 1904-2-18, Page 1T RTY-FIRST YEAR—NO 19 .1,-",x1.,..1mH ONT. CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18th 1904 IStoves and Furnaces We have in stock the be supply a Stoves and Faroac ^together with all Oxings, from which to select from, We carry all the best snakes, Cetnertts We keep eons wetly in stock tne National and Star of Portland Cements, 12 you, ttr0 thinkiog of building spring, be sure arid get one pricee, hardware We have the largeet steel; of Hardware in troughing end BuildersSupplies of all kinds, Lift Paws cell on us, To HAWKINS de tn he Sc. SON I ew Spring H Goods olier We eatimake it worth your while to order eiNew Suit now inetead of waiting till. spring, 00,,U •ft0/..4 to rest ou our oars because it 'Appoint to be mid. winter, it ta'worth something to us by Way of advertisement. Everybody (loon t know yet what wo mean by -Good Cutting and Fitting Good Sewing and Stitching. Good Lininge and Show. We expect to pay eomething for an illtroduction. Come en and eee. 11 Oristiou and Ghoppi D096 Promptig We ere giving excellent tisfaction in flour since modelling our mill. W. W Taman. 11. SWEITZER. Morciagarit limitsmommoiniapenSpeon001i11011011111,0401010111Muriuminnemmol0 -**•••••••••••••••••••••••• PIANOS Our stock is tbe most complete we 'have ever shown. Pianos and Organs For the parlor we have Pianos and .Organs of the roost beautiful designs ,Aud finish and quality unsurpassed, Sewing Machines Our sewing machines are a class by I .ethemselvesin working qualities and -finish. The Best. For the Children We have Sleighs galore, at all Iprice.. Also Shoo Ely Rockers, Games Whistles, Mouth Organs, etc. In Music We have the latest Popular Songs and :Instrumentals. Hymn Books and "Bibles also in stock. Call and see us and get one of our Artistic Calanders • Martins 4•4,••••••••••••••••••••••• Croditon Wedding. -Tho residence of :4Ir. and h y5. G. Karl Elenzleemorth of the village, was the anneale. veryprelt- tar' wedding ott Wedneadayaaternoon, the lath inst., when their eldest dau- ghter, Miss Ada, Mid Mr. Hoary J. Kuhn, It very popular citizen of this village, were united infthe holy bonds of matrimony. Tha Rev. G. D.Danim pastor of the Evangelical church, of - notated. Thehride, who was heated - fully attired in tanaelline white silk, and carrying a boquet of white roses, WUS given away by her father, and was attended by her *lister, Miss Clara Kienzle, who made a charming brides maid in white cashmere. Mr. Attg- ust Kuhn, supported the groom as best man. The groom's gift to the bride was a very chaste gold crescent pin, 5'61; with pearls. andto the brid- esmaid a gold bracelet. Tha wedding presents were of considerable:variety and included a. sumsof money its gold from the groom' s father,eind a sal- ver tea service from Ile bride's par.. mt.& After luncheon was served the lia.ppy couple left amid showers of rice for Centralia station, from thence they took the 5.20 train for Delhi, Buf alio and other points east, to spend their bone,Ymoon. We extend con- tgraeulations and wisb them a long ;Ind very happy married life. Mr. and Mrs. Kuhn will reside in Credi- t on. AN ORDINARY BILL. Is liable to causn gaping pains, but Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and 'Butternut never gripe or cause any pain whatsoecver.`. The naildestt and effective ' physid. Sure cure for headache and. billiousne.ss. Use only • ilton's Pills. Price 25e DI. am • THE Merchants Bank of HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL. 't'..APITAl.. (all paid up) .... . $6,000,000. RESERVE AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $2,974,245 rovSHE E. F. HEBDEN, superintendent of Branches Hensall G.J.Sulaeriaod.Notary Couveyau 0. ler, Vounnissioue.r, Fire Insurance Agent, and Ceaurer of Marriage Lienees. Legal docurnente fu11y 4i,awu at Wine heIS -Mx. II, Vrancle mad Mr, Richard. Calm aeturned teat week, frcin a two weeks" visa. walt relatives anti Tri - to Demi on real estate at low ratesof lutoreat, louts CrOSSwell, 11„teh. Mee at the Poet Mice Tasman Wanieal.-Oate. The very highest , prices paid for white oats, delivered ;at the mill. (All for prices. Also 150 Russeiclate Itons Oittniea eed on and. --I). r .a-Ati5s Notio,vvixtciw,iti.0 ,. . qubart. Iiensall Oatmeal Milha t visaing in. Lontioxi and Vivant. ; 1.1arxis, of Wroxeter 113 vAs- _etrs. eehotrison, of ilicluicio vi$, iting friends here. ing her as rents, Mr aad, -hl,ra. Brandt and childreu are vise Clarke. here. 11. O. V,ree.y. is away visiting is/1.2031/3g e week witie friends i• TO- flangeitpu4Iy ronto., itobert, tlte eta!, air alr.,1 I s Ring in Ailsa Craig. ---Misees Eliza and Ada Bell are toe wailer twat. Ma/et/etc:cap etho is Velbert and infant/son ere Roy Is ebewle, recoveriug learn. kUtkkkg31s. Jutto,hire, Cann:eV§ naiad; ea taplaial fever. !mot berg A 'Meeting or tlasaTariner a last!. The Schools for Sout Huron Mr Tom laspectorot ..selleols to iSouth lIuron reacrted te the Caaty Council coneeraing tbe, selioole his Inspectorate, at the recant se sion of that body as follows; i The total expe.nditura in the ha- laneetorate for all purposes roc the :year 1893 was §53,497 and for 1900 was aajalal. Cta Chia amount 069 were paid for teachers' satiries in 1893 and 31e 839 ha 1000, tiles showing a sliglit increase in tbi.S. Item. For seltool sht; anti build- „ings there woe Ld in the uo-a i`aatta 1,598 and in ha zttter year -, re, u o au' as retained tate wme held bens en Friday after- ia4.431. During, 1903 • Mat from Bea Vie Creek, Michissaa,owliero elite has been for a mambo: or weehs vesitine, relatives. -Air. Fred 31anos bas been con- fined to his room threugh illaese for the post week, bin ” We, hope to even see him around aZain, Le Owing te the great dearth or fuel, Welelt tleeerves great credit for keeping tra eupolitel with eleetric light wben ()there have eloeedelowo. -On Tuesday efternente the clam- • in Mr. Thomas Weleina power Jrne hilret and both he and hie bro., dolm were painfully lujured hy £t3uj fragments, but it la hood u results viti follow although hey had a, vet ns eSeape. 4 'meeting minder theeliterieee'of the, W. V. 'AU. Wai held in the base - /flea of the tetruiel church on Friday evening last when ;revery entertain- prOV.11434klEk was givenand oticiree. were delivenett Pee Medd 1v 4 Z Shaw and also by the 1)4 Iferguenn, "man arol evesukle 41Lidrearee.se ewes° deliveeed by Messrs. R. ,S. $teeeteneet. • AeCater, and T. Simonet's,' of Queenaton. Ott account of lila bail roads an ay biet, it. eel eintest impossible horee ott them, end. Lbe ebur liagaera all had to walk. There were tokk• thirty at lett. l'icaeant,but not 411e 110V35 and rig.; the pastor, Bev J. Greene walking thieenUo. e 4(, teei the divine service irt the atter. •401). EUrnvlflo Ottllawkins is s couple or weeks under ttts prentaj oaf Mrs, Thos, Veal IS orO• the e, in after a 4ever5 attatk o leas. services were held on Sundae evening owing to the etete of the roads and weather. -'ire. Steelton, a reeklent of um. villa for eimity vats died at the rest. donee or her son,alear Grand Bend, on Friday teat. -Mrs, Heywood has returned to the village again after: a few %woke' absence visiting her daughter,'' Zara. Iguatz, at Creditor), Qt o number or farraoes dello- tosancLueL very PrattY Ivadding took pIuee at residence unite breleee ents, lea. and Mee...John Fraser, lOth Bosanquet, WedueadasaVe‘ ienb, when their eldest daughter, Ane nte .11,11en, was united in marriage to 11,1111ane 11. Iletiteeen..ot Logan, fermerly of Beeamputt. The care- MOkly was performed lty the Rev: $. liamilt on, of Cement Congregation- al. church, London. Or. The litldet looked I:barn:11103,in her gown of white ilk, with eldifou and applique trim. :Inge, Ti*e 'Tryon:my over vougree 'tuitions followed; then all protetd- e to the dining rneinovhich 'teas aletfully decorated w'itit red white rel blue, where they partook et a umptutrus wedding supper. The bride 'e travelling costume was oltblus t *veltrot with Persian 'trimmings, hal. to inuteh aud eable fins. Mr, and Mn'. 1111.cig$011 left on the eleven p.m. Ntvrosalikl. faA,rheDebrrtiodtet. reacelvadotnaltearnypoutuset! fel and costl presents, testifying to the Itigh est4em int which the young couple are Lehi. eel) join in wishing the youog couple a happy and pros- perous wedded. life. ered their hogs onOlonday. This s Cromarty the first shipment that has taken (due for four weeke. The invitations are out for the ehinx wedding of Ma and Mrs, Wm. 16.4' atlus (oultice, len Mon4Y, Feb. 22n1, and a -Mr. 1). MeLeare k* l. a valuable cow eek. a good time is expeoted, last w -Alr. John Smith, of Nelson, B. C. -Mr. John Stacey bas moved into is renewing acquaintancee aroand the his MU* house. village. and is the guest or Mr. C. Goilbolt, of "Winelielsea. -The O.. O. C. jile are booming at present end expect to ithtiate 5 or 6 new members into the mysteries of the Order on Friday. °vetting. Samuel johns is confined to the house with a severe attack of pneumonia and pleurisy, and is under the care of a nurse from London. -The Winchelsea Butter ec Cream Alssociation are patting in, their sup- ply of ice, which is of firstquality be - about .2 1-2 feet thick. They are get- ting it at tbe creek by S Hunter's (Too late for last week) 1111.01..m00,0 loKeller is on the sick -Mr, Will Martin spent Sunday under the parental roof in Ilibbert. -The :township assessor is .havinga hard and .slaw timelo 'accomplish his task, owing to the bad roads and weather. -Mr. and Mrs. I. Andrew or Crom- er ty spent Sunday 'witb Mr. An- drew's parents. -The quarterly Board met on lkion- 'day and transacted the usual business although the attendance was some, What below the a vernatenwing to the bad roads. -Mr. Chas. Miners isaspending a few days at home owing to tbescarc- ay of coal at tha firm of Ross& Tay 1or, de:eater, who had to shut down for a few days. -The Ladies' Aid annual meeting Was bald th the basement or the church on Monday. The attendance was small, and the officers ,or the past year were all're-selected -The thaw on Saturday aid San - day have left theiroads in a very bad bad shape, and one man -that travell- ed on them on Monday said that no one would be prosecured-for 'furious driiiving. ' — The.township council met on Sat. C ... arday and dispersed wall the usual routine of basiness, and several of an a a the„i,ci ,,,0,n o newlyiio;p? iooifntic u ed , of.flideerzreteolle.ett:dhe t y for duty when called upon. ' deneral Manager A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings flank Accounts and Deposit Receipts. Special attention given to the business of Farmers and Cattle - ...men. Letters of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts of the revorlcl. OFtEE)I TON ONTARIO. W S 01115110LIVII Nrariager 15 Usborne Council • Councit met February bth. All the, members \yore ' present, exceptf IL f;a in m. The mintites of last • meet- ing were read zoni 'approved. . '1 ho tender of the 'Exeter Times to do 11 printing. usually,,,equirect by 1be, intinicipalit,y for ' for $50.00 \vas accepted One of the auditors failed to attend so their report: NVO5 1,1Id Over for tne nex t nice fang. , )vas decide1. to build t\vo steel bridge. vial cement concrete floors, one at I:111111611e and one aon Glenn' side road, concession Ih and the clerk was instructed to ask for tenders for tlieir construction. Accounts amounting to $61.15 were passed and orders isicd in patnent Council then adjourned to meet on MORL EY Cie rk Wer4ar Saturday, March 12th at oue te'clock sianatere ' ,Sarait Butier haseeturned hem after apending a week with fig'. ands at Eden. -Mr. S. Speare baspurchased the house belonging g to S. S. No, and will move into it ba the near future. --Some of our young ,people unlink- ing good use or the ice. It is the first skating of the winter. -erre eehn G. Seat passed through our village on his way to Dublin with a large stick of equeare timber lest week. A large number or ,the farmers of this vicinity attentled" the Varniere stitute meeting at Stealfa, ilasf Safuta day. --While Mr. David Bruce was go - ala oremarty one day last week his team ran awayer luxt, as easight be - Core doing any damage. Mrs. G. G. Wilson was we ruling herself beside the stove in Stella hall last week a comb in her hair caught fire, and 'burned quite a lunge amount before it. could be put out. Egmondville ----- On Jan. 29th at Egniondville, there passed away anether of the family from ;whom that placeas named,. in the ,person of Mr. Leopold Otto Van Eginond. Ile was one oftheraost re- markable men amongst the early settlers of the Huron tract ; a dir- ect descendant or thet celebrated. Count Egmont, who.S.,- tragical*execution by WHERE CANADA MAY CM} IN the Spaniarde is a momentous event school house was buiit o evir iture Arr Daily We are still to the front. Ortr large warerooms will soon be filled once more withi a complete hie of new furniture, of the latest designs and finish 1/1 e invite all intending purchasers to visit our show rooms in- spect our stock and get our prices before placing orders if you don't purchtte wg will be satisfied and if you do purchase we guarantee you will be satisfied, We also do ordered work, upholstering, picture fram g and all kinds of repairing with neatness and dispatch at moderate prices. OWE TKINsoN The leadno Furniture Dealersand acti e Imre, e,e.reter, Ortte toephen, The value o l 131e11117- at ebeineer ed st ,b) Union School Section. Ung had sits Labout The lightingm the elan SODOM, i La WO, of tiny echeol in thie IIterate. xt number ef eectiona the school bonees should be improved and. IleVr eeat; put in during 1004. .Lone is well spent that 41 used in natutin the woad, work and tinting the • Oncl ceiling wbeu these become Attraetive, well kepi scheol ,itotrees end 401001, grountle 4r0 Ltd - !portant 'faotore in the proper eduette :tint) of ehildreu. The grass Alkd WOOS ShaUld W. CLIC '1,11(1 taken away from all school 'gtouuds about the end ,of July in i.IcJ*year. Weeds end long grass !ive the ecintol property aneglected Itty appearaaree and deetroy ;tit, enehaea of the children in wet .weather. There ehould be more ishatie Ire* planted in marry of tho Igo:mods. Every echool should have bOkkkft kept flower beds. • In 1893 there were 60 male teach. :ors and in 1903 there were 50 e iu the I reenter ever there were -66 female 'teachere aeal 82 in t be latter yeer. In 1893 the average 'Salary for male teachers was 3102 and in the last year $106 anti for female Coacher& 3270 in 1803 antl 3300 last year. • In 1803 there 'MTV tWO t vectors with 1st close ceetifieatee and last year there were 8; in the former yeer there were 60 witli tecond class cer. Mica tee and in len there were 72; itt th e former year there were 61 with third class certificates and in the latter year 52. in 1893 there wore 40 changes in tee.eltere, and laet year there were 49 changes. The, total at- tendance of upile in the echools in 1893 was 7,510 andheet year the ate tondence was 6,020; the faverarge at- tendance in the former eear was 4, - int aud in the latter year 3,613. 'wo itroxnation examinations were held 'during the year. 'The Vaulters find these a benefit in the claudi- cation or tiaeir pupilstrati suggestive of what should be.taeight in the' dif- ferent grades. Tetteltera who are be- ginning are espeeially helped thy these examinations. Three hundred and eifty-four pupils wrote on the High School Entrance Examinations, and 253 were granted terlificates. A very successful teacher's'. Insti- tute was held at iExatcr, on May; 21st and 22nd, which was attended by about one hundred eachers The next Institute meeting will be beld at Gederielt in May of this year. The Huron Model Seboole tiontin.ue to giv e their students a practical tranung a the art of school manage- ment and teitehing, To these schools Is mainly due the success of many young Leachers who begin work in our schools each year. A few public school libraries were steroid. in 1003 and' the Lagislative grant for that purpose paid to the trustees. All rulal school sections should purchase at lease: af10 worth a books for a library early in 1904 so as to participate in the grant this year. Full instructions are given in the catalogue of books sent to eacb secretary in 1902. The teachers bave been faithful and, earnest in the discharge of their duties. Most of them have done val- cable work. A number -Of excellent teachers have left the profssion /during tha last few years, not be - !cause tbey disliked the work, but bemuse their salaries were not near- ly equal to what they could earn!. in oilier walks of life. Alli the schools in the Inspeetora.te, werevisited twiee or mare during 1903, except one. in the laisEory of the N.elll'erlands and Eurt-lpe,. „His tthe ,r Colonel Van Egmond, wo.i.4 an ogiter 4U the army of Napoleon Bonopart, butt previous to being with Napeleoa he fought with Bieber in tliii famotrus battle, of Waterloo.. Colonel Van Eqmond'and Camay carac Lo Canada, in 1827. Ile had a ltrge ract with the Cana- da Company for ope,ning the road through ,the bush from; Strattford to Goderich.. Ile 'took prominentlpart with McKenzie in the -rebellion of 1837 Mr. Leepold Van Egmond was a man of great self--rehanc,e, perseverance, and determination. He had wonder- ful mechanical talents. In old times b., built a saw--milLon Bay.field river doing all the, work rhimself both iron and woodwork' t,uccessful and ran DI fortjmany- yeats. t t,ha.t time 'that ry,trt of the country was dependent on his mill 'for lumuber for his itepuutattion exteinded °vier{ the couraiiy. He made his owni tooltand his repuutation- extended over the country. and. his excellent workman- ship was most ,surprising. In politics he, was a strong Liberal. 1:1.. tlie • ltS Yuu Have 41ways Bougt • R,13 Canada will be deeply concerned in this 'war. If Britain becomes,involv- ed in it as:the ally cif Ja,paqi 'then the war 'will be brought to tiomI 910)y )4001'S Of 'Vancouver, s er, say' the World, of that city. Troops: may puss through here ; the st eamship Ibno which is famous under the "Empress” name may be in 'some danger front Russian cruisers, Of course thattig only a contingency, but one WO XX111S1 be ,prepared o face, Canadian sold- iers and ,'/volunieers will ,not be called 'upon to 'muster, niuch as many of them would like to, but.13r)1:Lish Col- umbia's syimpathies will all, olong Pc with the. Japanese asagainst thelRus- sians. his, froth one point of view, fit:C;LOS strange considering local opposition t o l'apanese 111111 1)41 a t ion -ion t tL is not to be wonelcrecl'at when the. far Eastern. situation is looked at broadly japan rid i3tiL a in 11(1 by tr ea try, bound ;to one a,nother; the,p3Covt. when the former takes upon its,elf the duty of obstructing Russia's-agression 311 be Orient.-Kggression 10 1111011 to the interests of the '.Eiritish Canadians coamot but 1 pi-411,nd the plucky ;action of 3apan, which has rushed in 'Where the !C,' reat Powers feared to tread. special tshL .at lown hill, 11,1i. All pr ed that the oh ing WO? to consider t • ing a, caneeaker rmetrong -Taylor. , A. Atw'zlrd be (Owed dred delhfre Per auntAue, additienal it he furnish a ried. Wootl Arnaestrong.--illia Browning be appointed al. II. Pee 1904. Moved amendmint by secouded by .1. Taylor, tht . ler. ba re-eppornitell M. Lie Ofticer,-T reeve declared the motiounareted. TeVlor-ediernt*TCPAC•*-4144t tik0 di- tuf.tet&tt Machine be placed in tete ga 08 the aenitary ;inspector, amid •it be glean to any or the reel- ithyzierans Lfl application, elle to he, returned to the iospeetor I and ia good conelon.-eCarried. -Iluir.--That the street eon) be instructed to get prices for ;*t1in.—C.ttriutt. ire-Vetode-ahat the reeve t etructeel to ()pen corre.spondene with the general manager of the te. T. R. with a view of procuring better railway'aecoramodation for the village. -•Carried, Toylor.-Armstrong.-That a notiee be inserted in thaltocal pavers, warn- ing all eartiee al:fa:Met viola:tint; vil- ta. bPiCkWr, 43 in euture all by-laws will be rigidly enforeed.-Carried. Counell adjourned to Friday, Feb. 1.9111. 1904. t3/30. 11. itISSETT, Clerk trued was Fehru- vith Zurich -Miss Eultei and from.' Sebringville, were guests of 'Mrs. Thoe Johnson for a week or so. / -arr. John Gellman and wife ar- rived limn° again froxn their three months" trip to the 1Vestern Staes. tbey enjoyed their visit apiendidly, but John feels quite at home here again. Ontario is good enough / for hina.. -Mr. II. 5« Faust received word that his brother, IL S. Vaasa or Caro, Michigan, wilt leave Caro on the 29t1I of this month for New York, and on March 8th he will sail for Palestine. Ile will be gone seventy -0e days. It will be quite an interestin.g trip for a former huricji. boy. WEt NVIS11 hhu stecess and a.safe journey. A SERENELY HAPPY MAN Is Mr. Thos. Ite-Glashan, of Nortb Pelham, who was cured of muscular rheumatism by Nerviline, the mos powerful rheumatic remedy. in. the world. "I suffered all manner °I pain for Years, he writes -and Nerviline was the only thing that did me any good. I can heartily reeommend Ner- viline for all forms of rheumatism; it goes to the very core of the pain and brings lasting relief. Let evaryesur- ferer from lame back, aching Joints Snell & Blatehford and Swelled limbs use Werviline. It's sure to cure andaosts 25c. for a largo Corner of Alain and Station Street, bottle .1 Next Electric Light Plant. is no ding 55(10 to lesa itt ierk Time; t iebrated urniebing guo Vriday, tr carriet Set Tie r ho tOIjI!11d Lo ina3j. ,i memoran brella leaning agaioat thISree ite wroteand when,71) im rttip Ito st.irted thought or the inibretti tt5'Within a ertinote310 r door of tile Same od to buy =umbrella. ought 1 had nue 11 t owe,'" he 'said, in iLie v "but 1 Allege forgetten to take it . - lemma sold lut IUI startte tit rst sis :ubre.lh. tosu the ronted Lttm 1 left eo clrr&ashshrtd e Puralts • "MSS mei so Om. law- "ana 1 supercool nee going off with terra Other mati 's. lie pudica tha second purehaee hands of the •surprieed elerkiae the Grat cue and 41a5lao4 into the storm again with itis unthrella und-- • his arm 13 New a t .e itt CASTOR IA Nor infants and, Calm. The Kind You Rave Aiways Bought 13ears the Signature of 125:44 CHOPPING We have our Chopper now in running. .order and solicit a 'Share 61' your trade, and. will do our best to give you good chop, and are 'pre- pared to do zhopping at any time. Come in and exan3ine our chop, we are sure you will like it. Bring in a Load and Give as a Trial. 3 Feeds for One Cent Actual Cost of International Stock Food. We can now supply the following. International International Intet nation al International International International International International International Louse Killer 250 package Poultry Food, 25C and 50c packages Heave Cure 50c package Wolin Powder eoc package Healing Oil, soc package Gall Cure soc a package Colic Cure. 500 package Hod Ointment, $i 00 package Stock Food, c, 50c and $1.00 packages 25 Pound Pails 433.50 At Lowest Prices X CUT SAWS, .AXES, WRINGERS, RAISIN SEEDERS AND MEAT CHOPPERS.