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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1904-11-10, Page 5TRE .X. E 9 0 Act directly 7t-:: tsee live; r ' I S They cure consti-Pail011 - ers .. . y bihousness, si„k_headachc. Sold fOr 60 years. tgi.01044: Want your moustache or beard BUCKINGHAM'S DYE attautlfultrown errichblack? Use na-1 CIS. Plt eseesoromaanneaceerianatioes• MEDICAL, T W. BROWNING:, M. D., M. 0.1e IP • P. Se Geaduate Victoria, Uni- t versity. office mad eeahlenence. Dominion asebotatory. Exeter. The Exeter Times THURSDAY. NOV. leth, 1904 TelNeektiale, L. D. S. AND -ea- DEL A.R. EINSMAE. D. 8.1S, D.8...Honor etraduate a Toroato tiewersine Dentist. Teeth, extracted withouti rein or badattet effeets, Offfee ie Fain eon's block. We side ot Main breeV:Rizeter I).A. ANDERSON, (I). D. 8.144 ONTARIO EI.ECTIONS A eabinet nieetieg was ileid Friday at tho nesidence of Premier Ross at which the decision ii`as reaolied t.o. dissolve the Hou.se immedietely and to -appeal to the Province. Hoe. W, A, Charlton, Speaker, is 10 be nmee iCommissioner ot Crown Lando, and George P. Graham, ef Drocieeville, will tbeowne Provieeial Secretary. ffoizoreirednete of the 'remote ITulver4t3; The Department of Public 'Works will go either to Petr Ryan orlion, Evanturel, and if the former gets it Evanturel wilt be eaken into the Cabinet without poetfelio, and given the. liret vaeaney. While the 13th waa the first chohe ice of tPremier. it is looked open ee unlucky, aod December 21st or 22nd favored, rThis may be a gracious act to 2,1ve the Pri-lil*I'sblt) to d. Wbitney as brisk MIN boX, it 3 uow almost assured tbet eler llynn will tato over the de - 'trout of public works nS 1I011. 11. latcltfOrd's sOceessor, Should „M. Gibson drop out which is =nob -ogaieat tlie wishes of Premier nM oes. r. T. Robinette, of Toronto, may be called into tho position of AttorneysCronerel as a make -slat, ending et the close et the election. um STANDING OF PARTIES' This N elm standing of partiee in tiio Ontario Legisletare which is about to be diasolved,;--North York Liberal, vacant. ueseated; North Perth, Inhere). vacant. museated. .0 have ajar areeent et pirate Sunda to seortst Norfolk, Liberal, vacant. uta- 014.11141,AN 4% STAN/3111W eantounseated Port Artlinre Liberal Barrister* reeteiterneMaleSt, F4eter. vacant, xoeigned; North Renfrew, weeeeseeessoo....---e-oeseseesee-eeseee-er" Conservative. vacant, resigned; Duf- DICKSON $e CARLINGe Qopservative members 45; Libera Nein, Conservative, vacant, resigned • member.% 45; speaker, 1. sae Royal. college aDentI boners Aho Posegoureate ot Wont) Solve) et Froethettc Dent/etre (with loonerable mciatiOn. Everything kaown to tee 'Deena rt'efesdee 40%04 thio office. Bridge avorie. orovrus, al. lunsioum,gola mad vulcaeito platee all elono ij the oeatest, timelier possible.A perfectle - bane/vas anaesthetic used Mr painless extra - Oe one aeor 6011,th of aareog Breast -ore litseter.Onts vioNEY TO Private funds to loan on FA WI OM ERNESF itIONEY TO LOAN AT a Wohonetnilliolteeerivate tapes tor Invonn -oeeeper, faem or village ere/vet-4"m low% toot letereate DICKSON CARLING Exeter. Aripmais...m.onnonawansum.opoopiamm••••••••••••••••grom ONEY TO LOAN, nts474 Ti1/414"T°PertiesE41""t‘t seated; Soule sta xarte, Liberal, va. Solicttere. Noterieei Co:wormer% onere,Salciters or tee eineue loweat retest et *tex� ' STREET, ZEE *erne re QUEBEC ELKTIONS $, Ns Parent haS repeated ha of 1900 aid will appeal to tire while the enthnelasmot the. iotory is still in the air. t inoting of the Cabinet it was detided to dieseive the Legislae Lure, Abe nominations being fixed for be 180,1 hist. and the polling for tbe 25tli inst. It Itaa teen anitounced by the Dons E ,S, Flynn, leader ot the Conserve- tIve opposition in the Quebec' Leg- ialitture, that the Conservatives will not put any eandidetes in the field for the Quebec Legislature at the elections to be hold on Nov. 25th. lion ,Mr. Flynn, issued a =rarest° o &the vleators of the Province, I elle, coarse of which referring to the action of the paxent Govern - moot ho announced it as an atten.tpt to stifle, discussion, and as Shownig tbat, the Provinoial Government seeks do identify its cause with that or Sir Wilfrid louriere and to receive a verdict retlecting the vote Tor Sir 'Wilfrid, Mr Flynn eeso denopnces the eetion as. Unconstitutional, AS mot in public interests but dictated by party interests alone, as an audamous attempt on the eleetoral :liberty ot tile Province' ana an at- tempt +to identify the politics a Ot- tawa evith those oe Quebec, and as a menace Ito Provincial autonomy. hire Flynn says the Opposition cannot lend iteelt to, tbo Parent Govern- ment's game, and believes that the integest of the Province will be,best served and. its institutions ;safe- -guarded by abstaining from taking part, in the fight, and making a solemn protest ,against the thigh - handed action of the Parent Govern- ment. Mr. Flynn concludes 1.* de - daring that the Oppositiop make no contest but will await t hour or vindication A. c. RAMSAY, V. S. Honor Gradeoto Paulo Veterinery icee;lionoreryFellow In Meares setter) Aesoelstion. ell diseases of dementia ant scientilleollytilk teeted, Mlover treetea by tatestoxygeri treatment. OFFICE non° doorsauth a Town Hall RESIDENCE; Second heuseriorth et Pres. byterlenchurelt. Usborne and 'filbert Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur- ance Geinpauu , Head pffloo, Farquhar, Ont. • Drawnoits Presh1ent:-T. Dupla; P. 0. PAssmonE, Piatqun,ut P. 0. F. IdonLEY, WrtAxxx P. o. a. A. Nonni% CROISIARTY P. 0, Wm, ROT, Boner/101g P. 0. 7, L. Rtisszr.r., Itussra.uarx P. 0, AGENT. /. CIA101.1.011ABL, STAFF -1. ONT. DUNCAN FAVIITELAlt, OtsT. 3, WILSOli, FUL.T..11tTOX, ONT. J. 8. GirstnI,LAN, LIMA, ONT. W. F. BEAVERS, Seoy,-Treas.. Farquhar. Buggies! Buggies! Be you Want a Buggy We have the finest stock in town ail thelatest styles, in the newes olors. Our prices are lovi as can be fouo for first-class material and .woekmato ship. - , BEFORE you BUY GALA- fiND BEE US; F Russell Two Doors South Tim, Hall. REDIsT Roller Milis Qristing. and Choppltik Promptly Done. We are giving excellent sa- tiefaction in flour since re- modellIng our mill Official Returns The following i$ the official urns for South Huron: SOUTH HURON ToCKERSMITII rol1igr a ser Sib -Div, No, L. 59 Polling Sub -Div. 2... 63 Polling Sub -Div. No, 3.., 46 Polling Sub -Div. Ne. 4... 78 Polling Sub. -Div. -No. 5... 72 Potting Sub. -Div, No. 6... 59 „ Gunn 49 45 23 18 86 32 ens -1 377 197 Majority for Fraser -180 ITSBORNE lfroeer Gunn, Polling Sub -Div. No. 1.., 53 101 oUgSula.-Div .1%.M. 2e, 68 60 Polling Sub, -Div, No, 3,.. 47 109 Polling Sub. -Div. No. 4... 13 $2 211 Slajority for Gunn -81. SEAFORTII Fraser. Guno -Roping, sub,niv. No. 1... 88 70 Polling Soin-Div. No, 2... 31 5,2 Polling StetneDiv .No. 41. 42 L>oliiugSala- -Div, No. 4... 22 33 Polling, Sub -Div. No. 5... 28 36 IMS, NOV EM IE1t I Oth 1904. NORTH PF,11TI1 Mabee Stratford N. Eanthope ... '250 Ellice Elena Wallington Wallace Listoeel „. Milverton 271 531 jority for MeLaren-260, c are. Huron 15 4e 155 40 127 52 HAVE YOU' PILES D. Leonharat'a Iliem-Roid is :to internal Remedy tlint intirely moves the cause of Piles, and pares Le stay eared any ease eo matter bow long standine. -I sou have Piles and Dr. Leonardt's Hent-Rold -Will not oure you Yon, got your money hack A thousend dollar goaranteo3oes with every bottle of nm,uoidsoid, 322 210 233 Majority for Gunn -e3 HAYFIELD Fraser. Gwen idneDiv, No. 1.. 34 80 Irrenta,ST ^../r.01,11 a "ft or tIonno-46. ITENSATelt ' Fraeer, Gent olUng Sub.-Iliv. No. 1.. 93 01 lefajority •for Frasor-2 DAY TOWNSHIP graSer. Puijjng SubeDiv. No. Polliug Sub -Div ,No. 2,.. 40 Rolling Sub. -Div .No. 3... 91 Polling Sub. -Div. 4.,. 58 Polliug Sub. Div. No. 5... 41 PollinoSubollive No, 6.„ 53 Pealing Sub -Div. No, 7... 29 Polling o. IMOPFT,^ 413 Gann 2$ 21 , 1 the people of St .Catliarnys and the 21 County of Lincoln to consider pro - 35 vincial matters rather seriously. ee While there N no ShadOW of a dOabt I 29 that the present populatiou and 23 capable =tattlers at Toronto. Dr. E. nee Jessop, will again carry the standard 325 of the Libenal-Coneervativo party of Lineoln in the coming contest, yet it is Renown that considerahle difficulty i tieing experienced in the Liberal tap finding a xnan who 19 will111,:r o be "led 9.9 a lamb tette slaugh- ter" when Rose r,40".'s to Clre country. It has bowever, been. poem even the casual observer for some time weeks past that Liberel hopee in walker Provincial contest htivo centred upon et gent le man who x had n brilliant businves career in tht city, and has also served his follow eitizene with much acceptebil- ity as an alderman for the lent two years. His support by the working-. 54. men of the city because of Ids Byrne 37 palely with thorn in their laudable Worts to elevate the condition of laboring man it bas been rightly thought, 1V 011i d add considerable exigth to one wbo would naturally b conieing candidate. Tile ;en - Heiman reterred to N Aid, Theo. Sweet, t Ito welt -known Ontario street dregeist. Aid .Sweet was seen Oda morning by a Ster representative regarding tbo rumors thst have gained auolt orrehey ot late, null when asked es to the accuraey of Lite reports. ad- raitted that for earn° months he had been frequently approached and re- quested to allow bitttsele tobecome a oandidate and that recently the mate Lor had beet urged upon his atten- tion even more erapiratically than be- fore. The genial alderman, however, "sitated nett he had only one answer Lo all such persons who had ap- proached Ian in litte way, and that was a negative answer. Ile further said that, ondor tueoossible consider- ation whatever would he consent te become et candidate for the Ontario Logislalare in the coming contest, "paid gave as his chief reason that his growing. business made such increas- ing demands upon his time and on - 61 orgy .that it would be. impossible for If you xi -shot a perfect and pergnan- opt icure ask for Dr. Leonhardt'a Item -Rohl, ,the guaranteed eemedy. All Druggists. $1.00. or The Wit- sou-Fyle Coo Niagara Falls, Otit. Mr .Lean Ross, of Drucelield had the misfortune to smash ox e of his fingers. Mre .Feter Cleety, of Tueltersmiala died on Vtiedneeday night. She was 41 years of age. 1 Sir. Darold Winsie of the Sever - eign Bank Clinton has been treits- ferred to the breech at Zurie,11, Mr .Jeseple Iteeleur. of Zurich, has t lettezd elle Mass o farm en the Sauble tine for a term a five yes. MrS .ii. Aretrews -.Ind Mots Labatt Andrews, of Clinton, Mft last 'week for ee tureen, where they will spend the Winter., M. Wm, Seeteie. w io until recent ly oecupled the tore and reeidenee of Mes. L. 3. IL Simpson, has moved to Varna. His sinacessor, Mr. J. T. Reid, took possession on Metettay, at Drucefield , Mr. Albert. Schiloe, of the 140 on, Ilay.son of Mr. JOhn Schilbe, shot a wild goose recently Ho "winged" end succeeded in capturine It alive, ewe it seems to Le doing well - i ca tivity p • Who'll be the Next Victim ecured at; poeitionsas teacher 'in the Gordon Manning of Canoe baa Winekam pablic *ghoul to teach jun- Aid. Sweet refuees to carry the Lib. r leaving work. We understand 'rtto folio -eine, is Pe -produced iyhe don't you tr.y Carter'e Little " oral 13anner in Lincoln. ealary ie $450. re, pert from the St. oethedoes Liver Fills? They are a positive cure ening• Journal of Nov. 51h and. speaks tor sick headache and all the ills pro. in high terms of on old. Exeter hoy. duced by dieordered Hoer. Only ene Mr. Theo „Sweet, eon, of 7afea. Joho Rill a dose, Sweet, Huron atreet. Mr, Albert Ilan. of Seefoeth, mot reow that the Dominion election 71.11i bad aeetdela f"," C1474 nt) e ever, the peewees 54n5,tion n. the woollen where he was erio neturally elohne attention vooking. A Nbeejs. eheors tbe tithe coupled with tbo fact that. ate penetreting his arm, initictine but recently rumors paned curr Y eertoua wouude. . that the Oetarei Geverrunent whele Derangemeet of tee beer with probably appeal te the eauetey 0,4 stipatiou. injures the complexion Dec. 13, and, that Friday a acerat chute pimples. sallow skin. Ile- seseion of the Cabinet west held at ve the ca.u.ae by using Cartor's Premier Roes' residence, hs caused ittle VMS. Ono a dose. • tbetn. Rev :Mr. Magee, late of Goderiole aseamee elle past orate or the Clinton and liasti Line Baptist ohurebes, lie bas ()uriue. bis ministry been station. - at Wiartou and Alvinetone, and previouely was for a time engaeed n educational work. Petitions asking the ownsbip uncil o nuutt to pass a Local 0,1)4, Lion by..131V and submit the same to he 'electors for retifloation will bo pxesonted to the commil at its next which is expected will be e middle of the month. lentienninte oho has been with her step-aleughter, Mrs. Collation. Clinton, for ov s pest, died lost week at tbo age of ninety yeare,. She o Meleillop township where livea for twiny year and was oh respected.. The funeral toolc ce to the Clinton cemetery. Sunday at ternoon last ilia e of the local Chinese, laundry - et Clinton, was entered and twenty (rollers stolen, together with the 'bulbs on two of the electric lights. At the time the Mem was committeed the laundrymen were attending Sunday sebool at the Presbyterian eltureb. A pretty wedding was celebrated at tho residence of Mr. Irugh Grieve, Tuckersroith. on Wednesday aftornoon last, when his only daugh- ter, Miss Seen Belle, was 'meted in rearriage etierr. Sohn O. Reinkie, prosperous end progressive yam; farmer ,ot the same township. Nippon Methodist Anniversary services will bo hold on Suneafo Nov. 13: Rev. S. Salton, of London, is expected to preach at all the servicee Mr ,W. 13. Robb died at the resi- dence bis 'brother in Tuokorsmith on Tuesdey night of last week. He bad been sutfering for a couple of - years with paralysis, but it is male a few mouths since he ret urn ea rront Denver, Colorado, wheel.% had bee:ells .home or some ‘time. He is surrieed by bus wife and one dela. Friday evening last fire broke out in the -casement of Hodgena Bros. °lathing store. Clinton. The brigade extinguished the fire before it had gained,nauch headway. although con- eiderahla damage was done by smoke. Tozer & Brown, whose store ade joined HodgensEros., will 'also stetter considerable loss by smoke. The fire is supposed to beve originated from the .furnace. There passed away on Sunday, at, Goderich, a pioneer of Hurpn county and a well known citizen or Goder- ich in tbo person of Mr, Allen P. McLean. Mr ;McLean wee -abet -it in Scotland, sixty-sevon years ago, and e .this lin a young V ajo " rf Fraser K1LLOIS FraSer. Gun o 1 No, le. le ra 1No. 2,.. 91 67 Uiu b. -Div. No. 3... 52 101 b. Div. Na. 4... 47 80 Sweitzer FAillk FOR SALE, -Lots 20, 10 eon. and llth eon., of Stephen, 6 1-4 miles west of Exeter, being composed of 100 acres on the 11111 can, and 120 acres on the 101.h These farms are under good state of oulti.vatien well drabied with good house and out -buildings, thereon al- so fruit bearing orchards. Never tailing well the year round. For further particulars apply to T. B. Marton, Exeter. A mooting of the sorutineers who officiated at the election on Thurs- day at London, was beld in the Con- eerveLive Club zoom, and as a result of the reports submitted in, them it was decided to apply for a recount of the ballots. The application will be: mado early in the week, before 271 302 fojority for Gunn -31. STANLEY Fraser. Gil Div, Polling Sub, D, No. 1.., "' Polling Sub -Die, N'o. 2... 67 Polling Snb.-Div. No. 3... 29 Polling Sub. -Div. No. 4... 15 Polling* Sula.-Div. No. 0„. 72 247 'eTajority for -4 . STEPHEN Fraser, Gen SubeDiv, No, 1,.. 45 92 telling Sub. -Div, No. 2.., Ot 76 ollIng Sabo Div* 3.., 73 (hi Polling Sub:4W, No. 4... 51 35 Polling Sub. -Div. No. 62 26 Polliug SuboDiv. No. 6... 35 71 Polling Sub, Div. NO. 7... 30 55 Polling Sub. Div. No. 8.. 52 56 112 476 Majority ,for Gunn -64. EXETER Fr.aser. Gun Polling Sub. -Div. No. 22 04 Polling Sub -Div. No. 2- 25 50 Polling Sub. -Div .No. 3.. 29 62 Polling Sub. -Div ...No. 1... 47' 70 --. -- 123 255 Slajority for Gann -132 M SUMARY flay ' Fraser. Gen etcHillop 31 StealleY Stephen ,, Tuckersmith ... 180 Irsborne • . Sealer Bayfield Henson .- -- 270 381 Majority Jo! Gurin-111 There were 30 rejected ballots. • 23 46 13; 11.16•Noto - Appended will be found the re- turns for East and. West Huron, and Perth, in the recent elections . SOUTH PERTH Steele. McIntyre. 51 one of the county judges. St. Marys ... Miss Eva Booth, who for the past Planshard '72 eight years has been in eommand of Downie ... the Salvation Army, in Canada, fare- :Fullerton 83 welled in London. on Saturday last. • Ilibbert . .. She :Interns to England. : Logan • 123 Mitchell ...... 93 S. Easthope rOft SALE. Farm, 50 acres, all cleared. and tile drained, cent- er Road, Hibbert, brick housenbarn with stone stablei- 'under, orchard, two spring. wells, school 'beside and d,aily raair. Address, T. J. Murphy London. QI1ORTHORN DURHAM DULLS for salo--The undensigned has f or sale a number of up-to-date thor- ough bred Short Horn Bulls. They ,are of the low set, thiek blocky type and choice breeding. Will ' be sold reasonable, inspection invited. Ap- ply on lit 16, con.„2, Hay; or John Elder, Hensall, P. 0. A.RM FOR SALE -In 1,he Town- ship of Usborne, being lot 13, con 2, Consisting of the best 100 acres ilaS land in the township, well fenced and in good state of cultivation. Good brick house and frame barn. conven- ient to Scimol, church and market being only two miles from Exeter. For further pa.rticulars apply to D. C. McInnes, Exeter, or Thomas Hig- gins, executors of the estate of B. I. Higgins, deceased or to Gladman & Stanbury, solicitors, Exeter. 110 82 255 him at teas time to undertake to :,'carry the Liberal standard in Lin- coln. A NOW Religion 1 nthropologist No Lonllger Consider - A .generalesa\rVviecyk!oai the changes through which popular thought has passed within the space- of 25 years, forces %upon us the conviction that old .forms of religion are rapidly go- ing out, and that a distinctly new religion is ,coming in. Tbe biologie cal laboratory, which, a quarter of a scentury ago was the sole posses - on of a fess- high priests of scienoe. and of their tyros-, is now the poss- session of every pupil in the high school. 'The, college is comine- down to the, people and the people are going alp to, the. College. Anthro- pology, with, its conclusions concern- ing the origin of icrime and the orig- in of religion, is no longer a vague mystery to the naasses, and the anti.). ropologistls no longer regarded as a wizard full of wicked and impious thoughts. When ave find that Oar - win, who taught that man was not creabed "by hand." (but is the decen- dant of that wonderful " monkey" which, since 1858. has made such a marvelous stir it' the world) is hon ored iby having his ashes placed be- side those of Edward' the Confessor in Westminster Abbey, as% Innst con- clude 'that the reapproachment be- tween irelig,ion and ecience is very close indeed -M. A. Lane, in National Magazine. Majority 'for McIntyre -1.21. WEST LULTRON Lewis Holmes. Goderich town ... ... 100 ... Goderich, township._ 174 ... Ashfield ... ... .... ... ... 38 'West Wawariosh ... •- 14 Clinton ...... 9 51- Colborne nuateitt 104 283 207 Majority for LeIVIS-7G. EAST HURON Chasholni. McDonald. Wing,hana 128 Turn'berry... ... 51 Howick . . .... 226 East Wawanosh Brussels Wroxeter ... Grey Morris 1 l CASTORIA 15 For Infants and Children., 13 139 The Kind You Rave Always Bought 16 - --- Bears the 405 223 Majority for Chisholm -182. Signature of Vooso. To Cure a Cold in One Day ,Takei Laxative Bromo Quinine dir ts Seven Million bates sold In past 12 months. This siva CuresGrip‘ IIL TWODay& 14 /Ott on every- rrvtoc.,00 box. 25c. ers came to country man He established in Goderich about forty years ago, a teiloring es- tablishment. Mr' .David Jeroniette, who Ileas on the 16th -concession, Ban met with a serious accident Monday. Ile was roturning homefrom Zurich with a horse and rig hired from Mr. lela;gel Ile had nearly reached St. Joseph, clriving,the animal at a torriffic pace all 'the way, when in some manner ,fell out of tlae buggy, head tore - roost. As a result his fa.ec is cov- eret1 with painful bruises from con- tact with tho hard road. The House of Refuge committee of Huron 'county council met in Clinton. the Other day, all the members being preaent. The 'meeting was called to inspect the work. The tix-chitect was present and advised inspector Mc- Kenzie ,asto the completion of the carpn,ter work. The committee ound the walls completed and a number of men putting on the roof. The committee relieved Inspector Canielon, as the stone work was completed, and directed contractor Cooper to attendto the levelling of the ground at Once, the same to be done ;under the direction of Keeper F renal . Guessmg at the heat of an oven spoile more food than inexperienced, cooks. Dainty pastry and delieae atkes are ruined if the oven is too hot or not hot enough. The oven thermometer of the Imperial 0 does away with an glIeSswenk. The least .expenenced can certainty when the oven is ready for baking or Meeting. Every housekeeper will appreciate thie convenienee of the Imperial Oxford Range Range 1 to flost cooking allures way be traced to the fact that you don't know* your oven. With the Imperial Oxford Range you, know that the heat of the oven is evenly elistributed and itS eXaCt temperature. Write for the Imperial Oxford bookiete Or better ou, will you Call at one a our agenciei and eee tine stove itself? The Gurney Foundry Co Z,dmfte4 'Toronto, Canada. Montreal, Winnipeg Vancouver old b hON, er, the tim1, e, but et in with ebooting ne. no Under needeal treatment and O.. doctor fear.' blood poisening. If there ever WaS a specific to any one. complaint then Carter's Littio Liver Pills are a apecific for sick headache and every WoMark should know thin. Orly one pill a dose. Try them. Lewitt one Coe Chicago, elripped lot of export oettlo from St. Marys • Moue' tho o Omelet help probehl t geet 10411 (white Prime) ever Perth County, The erinael eves n pounds aver a ten and a balti 10 polls" It was bred by Mai Wood, River Rola, Blowhard. thoroughbred Durham. old and pure white be. the bull waS a Year- ing fr. d was offered $100 for ...eeeeeeseeseeessreeeesee,...e.: elelee+44 held up Georee Gast - rd, and his wife to vent 40 and 11, on Wed 9t and relieved them m or money and a ttcrnt to rob Gast- xell's store, of th same place was unsuccessral. Some time during the night an eetrance was forced to the bee of the Ontario Hotter, and the oash register eontainine about $0 was carried off bodily. The cul- prits are supposed to be the &Mein eaolx case. DELICATE 130Y8 AND GIRLS Are altogether too numerous. Our obetils are fall of thorn. Chances e -our own children are weaklings It's a shame eo many children grow up without health Viten they could bo made strong by Ferrozone, the best topic growin:e toys and girls can take. Ferrozone invigorates the whole end? helps digestion, mak- es tbe blooe. pure and rieb. It sup- plies more nourishment than child- ren cart get in any other way and soon establisbes a reserve of force and cetera's.. Give your children Fere rozone .ated watch them grow $trooz Peice 60o per box, Perth Mrs. Clench, of Si. Marys, who has been visiting her (laughter, Miss No- ra Clench, ,Lhe famous violinist at London, England for some, montbs, is expected h,orne in a few days. She sails on the S ,S, Bavarian. M. Edward Pierson, of St. Marys accidentally ran a lady's hat pin in his right foot a few days ago. No trouble was anticipated from it, at THE POTATO BLIOHI Reports from many districts hull- oateetiett potato blight end xot are again this season ceasing serious loss to tbe farnihrs or Canada. This dis- easeebas -Isom quite prevalent in .many parts of Ontario and Quebec, and although a good preventive is known in Bordeaux mixture, few geowere seem to have enrage d. their potatoes. Mr. L. '11. Newman of the Seed Division, who visited nearly ev- ery county in Oribarlo during the summer, confirms this statement and 'reports that le many cases he found growers sadly wanting in knowledge of tho disease and meth- ods of preventing it. There aro two known blights which affect the potato in America, the early blight "Altermaria Solani, and the late blight which unites the rat. Playtophthena Infestans. The early blight .causes ,,the spotting of the leaves early in Suiy. nese spots increase in size 'Unite and Sorra masses .of diseased tissue. This blight does 'not attack the tubers and is bot nearly as injurious as the other If Ilie leaves are punctured by bee- tles or from some other cause the disease ,gets e foothold eaeler The late blight is the one which eauses by far the greater loss, both by lessening tile crop and by causina rot. According to Mr. W. T. Ma - coon., Horticulturist to1 the Central Experimental Farm, this disease pasace the winter in the tebers, and in .tha spring when the vines begin to grow lit starts to develop !growing up through theteasees of the potato stem. During the latter part oE July it produces on the undersides ot the leaVeS myriads of tiny spores, -which in the mass have a forest -like ap- pearance. These snores make tha ruse ,stage, which is caused by the leaf tiseues drying up where the spores have been feeding on them and causing dark brown spots, It is from this stage that further, in. feetion takes place, as tbe spores are carried rapidly by the wind and alight on the foliage. They are also washed below the surface of the ground and reach the young tubers and. in Lime cause the rot. The pota- to got itself is a dry rot; the wet rot {comes through decay- of the tu- bers. It Is when the tubers begin to form (that the blight begins to ap- pear. This is just after the potato ,a -re. is Iv top ereelc Ate. Beets the 'The Kind You live Always Beught 1414." eignatero of .P4 ACKSON &SON Junk Dealers. 114t Exeter. Occupying J. P. Ross% e door south of opatan Hotel. 4.14 0 hest cnstt following fads of Scrap 1103) Brass Copper Zinc Lead Pewter Horse flali wool Bain Rags Old Rubbers Bones and Bo No quantity.too arg9 tao Small es --=ra CaSe at this tirae. In the Province of Ontario potato vines usually dry, up ,during the latter part of Mi- st. Why shouldethey die so soon when they do not produce seettt If the season is tairly favorable oven the earliest varieties may be kept geowine eight on into September by, thorough oultive.tion itad eltraSing. The ;important point is to got them past the period when they ore in a w akoned .condition, without injury . !ramtfungies diseases of inseots. xperlments cfandeicted at the Nritr. mont Experimental Station proved that ,over halt the crop of m.arket- able potatoes were produced after August 22nd. In OutarIo the, potato vines fare usually dead shortly after that date. The great gain in keep- ing potatoes ,growing until late in Soptertfber 4s here very apparent. Very intarked results in spraying with Beirdeaux 'mixture for blight have been obtained by the Vermont Station, the Trish Department ot Ag- riculture, and the Dominioa and Experimental Farms. In 1901 ex- periments by Mr. Maeoun with eight varieties ahowed an a.verage differ- ence in favor of spraying of 100 bus- hels of marketable potatoes and in, 1902 with eleven varieties the aver- age difference was 120 bushels per tore. With the Empire State varie- ty there was a difference of 165 bus- hels per acre. Ist 1902 the vines were sprayed four times, on July 10th, July 22nd, ',Tuly 30 and August 13111., the formula used being 6 lbs. Milestone, 4 lbs. lime, 40 gal- lons water. While the Colorado bee- tles were aCtive eight °uncles ell Parra green were added to each forty ;eel - Ions of the mixture. For large areas the expense for bIuestone would be i nthe neighborhood of $6 per acre. and the total expense probably not more that 88 or $9. Even at $10 - per acre the result of the above ex- periment for 1902 woald show a pro- fit of $as per acre. potatoes selling at 10 cents a bushel. These :results should convince po- tato growers of the importance of spraying +their potatoes for the pre- vention of blight and rot. The work must {bo thoroughly done. Spraying Abould be begun by the middle of July and 'the vines kept covered with the mixture until the eloge of the season . It ,is generally xecogniaed that some varieties of potatoes have greater power than others to resist Ibis ,disease, and it is safer to culti- vate ,only viarieties which are supe- rior in this respect, All diseased_re4. fuse from an affected Cold shoald be burned. It is also advisable to avoid lasing for seed purposes pota- toes from a diseased crop even tbetIgh the tubers appear healthy. Yours very truly„ W. A.,r.CLEMOkii, Publication 'Mark a has passed the most vigorous ste , the stage when in a wild. state it would be blossoming and produeing seed. At this stage the constitution of the plant is weakened, which pro- bably teak -es it more eubject to dis- The Canadian Teibllerarice LixigLle oe Toren to, will, „ upp or I. t wo colored children each year in th.V S Paul's River IndustriarsehOol, eria, 'West Afrita.