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Exeter Times, 1911-2-23, Page 6I ..... .. F:.�-17--. -- 7-1- I ... 1111.11--, " I � - I � - I I , - ', . , ,", - , ..... .. � .. .. .... -. :1-1-1-11 111� "." " - I , .. .... ..... , ... � ... .... ,: -, � � I 7�71 I 11�F,77, � ::� r 73, 77- - - -:7: 7111,� � 1171�"_ I I : -, � ", , "i", " ... ... - ". � - "", " ", " . - -l"", ,-",�,�-,----�""-�,��"-.,��,--",- I I I I . I I I ," , I I ,�� I I 11 I . �� " , " r . � I J . 1 . . I I I �i�711�,7, ?11, ", T, �� I I I I .1 . I I i I � 1""' I I � � I I I I � , ," I I I . , �, I : 1, . I . I I ' I # I I - , I : �. I . I � � , 1, I I � 11 I I I I � I �, , . I � � I � . I I . �' . I . I � I 1 I . . . -, "� �.''.�. ,.- . I.,. ,�. I �.� I I . I . I TH Tixlji,�,_;� I 1. . I., I . I . , I . 1. *_"_*_"�,11111�_�41 11.1 �, '!III ii 11 0� i � 0. . � � I I � . . I 11 I I . 1- � . I I I I . � I I 4 qP� _ . . . . " . "I — -�� . ;w, - - -�, -� � = - . - - .- �� . . '. - — - — ' ' 7 ��i;: � ' ___11 �1:11Z 1:11:1:!�1111;:1:1: I I'll 11 11"71� ------- 1141�0 11 11 �:i K I I III I � 1:1:4 ,,-- I , - I, - , �� ; , , ;; " �_ I - 1.11 I . I st toto rew , . . , ,: :::: :� '::I � , �, I . , , 1. , -P � � I W1'tlf60T1ooklu __1___�__',."._ - I vo�xld alraQ. i; BRIEF$ PROM THE, WIS' � I I .. . I . I . I t, 1 , . d �, . — i 1.�:. . � 4* . 0 ,I., 11� - 4 SCHOOLS VoKWA060TS. I I .1, I., -1 - h - , . ", I I , - Iftt 1, et book. -� Aryttillietle ''was Much - GR,� A F T 11 � a pew K�lng� Nicholas of Montenegro IS Sal , , I , _ . I I I ' I . . . to e slowly bleeding to,deilth- I . "I LIVOrpool and Qhlcago Whoat Futurei teacher leaeb, terill. arid sbe� went, on __ . I * CK , ' ' ' , � , it , , - tue ;$amg- , Often tilerQ, was , - 'I., . I I A ,' TO � the principlo that tile advanced ,class British $�Iffrage.ttes tire organizing . I Close Higher -Live Stock"- I , I 1. I determincd op osition to the census, Pittsburg � I I 1 4 be put Wei; to fractlous to It il I 5 reportep Votere Laagtie Un. � , Latest 9 . . , � . uotationo, . I 11, at Montreql that the I . � � I I I I I start with. alstory^w.ks another god, Q.P.IL will build a line parallel to � ctivem Terrl,Wo Conditions ' CW0AGO, F ob. 16. Russo -Chinese wo ,, 11 . I L �, THE' FARM"", ""On' _ I loss cirele. Qmgrapliy war � r � I L,, a .list of the Grand Trunk betweenToronto an I ___' � I Vko export ;sales and WW that the aut:14 I � � �, I I , , � i 1. I I _-J. towns and SI-a"t to be Iuem4lzed. Montreal, I � Xk bill Would not fiolUde 9,7*fil, PU* , . � I 1. IES :up the �.)rlce or whek to -day. The:closo . . I I 14 the consolidated s0bool the work Paul Dinowitzer, who Aim,- injured Tt Elk PICNICS WERE was, flrl�4 at a 314 ad � PC6 of ,Y,o to %% � ,�;'� , .1 ORG I " 1� 11 .. .. � 1. —Rural Edlocation—The ta oystematlyed arid tuade inore thor, in the Spanish River 'wreck, has been I OOM-Was %c to %c higher Vlan-last n*Ixt4 . . I . g1ven It, verdict for. $3,5,00 against the . : g�� chauged. Hog products down ZW, . , r . o � I ri ,, . Ong& The titue sa ' i I �m I � I �, L I . .Dist ct Sch.o ve(' ('�an go'to some C.P.R. by -a jury at Montreal, The lAverpool market-cl0ft41AQ-d4A3V44 � I . I I � , oL � , , of the, newer bran<:he% which'relate to I Russia has presented all ultimatum I -OW Standard Prevailed, In PersonnOl � to� Nd, higher than y . I . ,� 49.dculturf�- 11 if, not tile actual agrj� esterds* on wh4wil � I: . to 'China demanding extra privlleg�s of the Boards of Edy,cation and the 1044t'.Ichangedlto %d lower,oi r Aaio _001s that for Russians Oil the frontier on pain 40sed %c lower on -v4*at,,, nudi � � � my C.� V. GUGUORY. 11 culture taught !I' these 810ht . Price For Vo XT lower,.and BerUn,%o higher. � . � ' V � I makes, them the niost 'efrective, how- of complete cessation of friendly rela- 1. tes*13angds From $26 %C, I . L I I i;1-11 I : , 1, 1 1 . L ever. It, Is, the spirit of the farm that tions. . to 0,000�A Third of a �ender W;nniveg optlorm � RMWlght, MO, by � American Vms Assaw Is InJected Into the other studies. The It is announced that the deal where- Was Designed to Be S it Wheat- Close, Opm Hirb. Low. cit I i I r , Clation.) modern arithmetic has lost most o by J. N. Greenshields and C, R. . per i � I . f � wer, on Getting Contract Pa may ..... "% gnea, 95 __ . , , : � INETY - Whitehead � to buy the Tooke I ssed. I I . per cent of all the coun� Its p6derous and Imaginary problems.. I � July ..... 9K % 96 Q X li ( , Bros. Ltd., plan for $70d,000 has been , I � �� ; '� � � � try boys and girls never get Instead the problems, (Jea.l with the Pittsburg, Feb, 17. -Graft. in iho Pat*" i .� decla;ed off. Pittsburg school boards, as exposed May ..... 33% 34 34 3M .:1 � ,#, I any �, e4uqation beyond that price of eorn and cattle, with' the flg!. I luly ..... : %7/a 3436 3436 34% . _, ,gl v thS .%I I ,,Ir Richard Cartwright oxplained 11 en thew in the country mring of a balanced ration and with b, in 4 bulletin issued to fhe public by Toronto Grain Market. - I 11 regarding terminal elevators : the Voters' Civic Leagu I I ouse. Obviously the prol)lera of , has no, ,yet e yesterday,, I the Profit on a fleld of corn. Pbyslol- in the Senate. I'lle Government pro- 'Wheat. bushel ....., ....... 01%. -to, 404W 1 received official 110tiCe Wheat, goose. bush.....- 0 3D -..A I , I 00A for count" lite Is the prob, og adened. The diges- � from the district attorney, who, alter Rye, buahel ............ — 00 9,1W y has been bro. pose to appoint .a commissim of I � � three, ,modelled on the Railway'Com. I I � I of the district sebool. tion of animals is studied. together . . reading tlig b � :�� e Problem of the Increasing cost with the d1gestion of man. The gir mission. ulletin 'said he would Paxlevi bushel ........ -,-067 , I , wait to asoertaln if 1 � Buckwheet, bushel ........ 049 **22 k� I A large deputation of temperance k the l6ague'would Peas, bushel ........ _.--018 I .;. UVIng is, not so. much to be solved learns the veed of a balanced ration ind e hiformations, and take up'the 00, , I I" .. , raising more corn and hogs as It is workers waited on Premier Whitney Oats, bushel ........... _.....OZ _*WA I I for people at the same time that her at the Legis'ativo Buildings in Toron- .Prosecution of the alleged � offenders Toronto Dairy'MarkeL I I raising better boys and. girls. A, brother Is learving the necessity of the to yesterday asking �or provincial pro- - as it did �ix the councilmanio graft Bttter. separator, dalry�,:lb. 4042 �ftw I � � cases last -spring. Dafter, ,stem 'lots ............ av � of boys and girls brought up td same kind of ration for stock, The hibition, Sir James told them it would The person'riel -of the school boards ; 136ttero,creamern, ib. rolls.. 0,26 04 1: . the country and appreciate its prinelple.,; tbat underlie both are the be an impossibility. ,9, 1, L . of the individual wardsi is attacked, 'Efter. creamery, solids.,.. 0,22 0= f ill do much to Postpone same. An international trunk line highway � � the day when the Unit. Geography deals with products &ore between New York and Montreal may I the charge bein made "that the ma- ERZO. -nepw-lald .... 0Z Ow � I �, . I jority are 94M:lers, Egg-si-CoLa storage .:_.:_..*.. 627 . _� be too big to feed Itself, than with placen The pupils learn soon be established. The ways and loonkreepors, poli , tical baxtenders, sa- � phoe,e, lb . ................. - om _iGo I � - � There are too few real country where ,ibe means of securing the Canadian end I employers, plac, unbeycombs, dozen .......... zso 6: -*J � I � PC 00 n vartous articles of - 'was ed on the boards to control votes, llbne�r, extracted. lb._....040 =I I � � . corn , discussed by an enthusiastic � � h Is I the United States today, merce come from and why each coun- gathering at Montreal yesterday. ,mill workers and la:borers, with in- , Liverpog) Grain and Produce. , . ,� L �, 0%ere am too many imitations of town tr7 is adapted by nature to certain In- 'The Government's itttention was adequate education to govern the in- LrVMIP0611, Feb. M--oosing: VA , : *bool& Too many of the teachers are dustries. Th 'StrUction ,of children - and a score of , spot dull. No. 2 red westem winte4 . 2, I e boy takes added Inter- called by Senator Landry yesterday I I � %ids from town. They come out on :more characters of inen, equally ob- ,8"k; futures firm, March, 75 %d; est In his class when he learns that to the case of Gotlelb, the Russian jecti,onable in the itidgment of the �$S 111W. Flour, winter patents. L Plmday morning and go back on Fri., the binding tivine that is used for his cholera patient, who is still at Grosse voters' league. . 129& Hops, in London, Par-Ific,coast�--g., � , #187.night They have none of thq Isle qua-rantine, and who is said to I ft,ft to �M 5s. "I father's binder comes from the Phil- - . . A few cases cite that as low as'$25 � , � 0Mt of the corntry, and they endure! Ippine Islands or that most of the be going insane from solitary confine- was paid bowd members and as high Montreal Grain and Produce. i ,..-- --$be country school for the meager ment. .. r sugar he eats on his bread at lunch- as $1,000 for -votes to place �contracts. XONTRBAI,�, F eb. 16,Them Vma � . #Mzes they receive. They are longing time comes from the German beet The Canadian reciprocity measure I On one contract of $200,000, it is a extive denland from foreign bvwiera 11 ger the day when they may get posi- will be considered by U.S. Senate corn- serted that one s- � Xan toba spring wheat at an advauce & field& The deta.ils of land formation mittee on finance at a special session I -third of the amount PrtOes Of:L%d. but exporters were not ,� " In town schools. sed to accept all the bids. and, sales � % are studied In the streams and hills to be held on Saturday. Senate lead- I .)v8s Paid to the scho.ol. board members 19,0, � L . NMe this oondition exism the rural of the school district, and a study of ers are not sanguine of reaching a in graft. . ,only 100,000 bushels were made- 'In Teachers have been forced to pay pathy with the further weakness In th iWiliardPeg market for oats, ti . ft ' � h a were er an e= - ae '_ d e- ' , W = 1 _39 1 � 1- k ' A � � a a ina 6 th pr �ch b w - # PC I �:.. )Vehool emislot be a success. If the vote_and many of them are inclined lor, their appointments', janitors and ISCOred another deeline of %x 3 0ountry is it) have a life of Its own as soils is brought In at the same time. : �t already ww in many locaIIties.N.That These outdoor excursions add to the to the view thpt an extra session can- I truant officers held up, and when MIherewas no Improvement I -, � , io . I � not be avoided. I i - _� I L�, . 1. interest of the work and quicken the everything failed the grafting direc- demand for flour, but a fair _1 = w � 3 ar � !done, for local account. The 'market , I .111�,,� 1.11�-_- 1-1 �.*., ... ;,�,, ...4-x.�'.... .."..,... ............. : . children's power of observation. tors can always borrow money from VD ,!!iii!'1n.:-. ,__ , ., g= eak a ric , 1. . :.k:::�:%�:::.. � _ ... ... ":.� : I �i:::',,,,,,i!!i�!'1"ii? Cannibalism In China. nd p have de �,�;`, �.01'.�,;!",�'g!ilk*".' I �**X , - n"i*i&:,N!,�,.i:;'. - _e Clin I ; ::,.- *, 14�.�.I...��i�i��;.�',�i..�'�"I'��I :!-:,�:, .:,�.",-.,...,:.:.",:.;.:!!.,...:,�: for ,.; 'of I agents of the contractors �who do busi- I Z to '25C w es ,,� I :'il_�,' .. .1.: When all the time necessary has been Pekin, Feb. 17. -Several cases f . . ii per dozen. Dema�nd a for p : W. , , `-I ness with the schools. The money -Vions and dairy produce is- fair ;.11i`,�-!X $ I. . I . : 0. . . - -, - - - --..ii -.., .�ii��i�., -i' .. ...". given to the routine studies there is cannibalism, the result of the great never -returned," says the report. Country dressed hogs, $9 Lu qwi I , i.,&,g.-,ggx;;�Y.��, .'i�.*,,'.--�";��,.%�'ii:*,'�, I � �,.! 11 is � ...... - -N -,-..-i�. ,�.,,:q-�i,�*i-'.'-.�,',!��,',.�'i? --'�, ', �� il!�ii.`,.ji��!.` �- .:%�� ,1 ., . : � �� .. '. ,.'i.'.ii*',1',':1. . :11, �:Xi�ii�iit�",. � I 1 `3 t, p r l� $L � _ .,,:�i, �, �.'...1.:.:,;:,. ,i still plenty left x little botany can Chinese famine, were reported yester- hogs, abaftoir, $10.50 to $Mr:> per 100 JUL i , .... . ,I I , - . ��,"-..-,.".��'..�;.��:�.,"��.,��i��.'--.,.,,,-,i.�.,.�:i:-;;!:.;:.,.�%:�- :.:.-%:,::,: I "Some of the school picnics have too lbs g I , , ":� :, 2 , .. Q --,*,� %:."i s can study the day from fli.-� Province of Kianfy-Si - -L licef-Plate, half barrels 100 lbs., $9. . i, -, ; ::! I ,Children Cry, for Fletcher's . . , . � � '4"Ki. 1, I �.k.�, t , .A I , I I I �, I , _ R:1"I": I I I : i . , d . in u , I ys Bouglxt, 4ndwbich has been . I se 'for over 80 years, ha,s borne the signature of , ?0' OF 4 . and has been made under his per- I rIII0.00,11 F,onal supervision' since its infan � 0,11111�1� �� I , � C40.1111,11:!�11111 I 0 -YO , P� .0�, 0 A.11o-tv no one to. de,�eive'you in t]4is* ; 4W Counterfeits, Imitatior-s and "Just -as -good" are but ' ExPerim , ents that trifle v --til and endanger tke hoalth. of . infants and Childreu:Experlence against E�xperiment. I , I a W h a t. � I S C"p", A !" 3 T 4 0" " R "' I A ' Castoria is ,a harmless substitute Ior Castor 011, Pare- . goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. it is pleasant. it; contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic r substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Wornig I and aDays Feverishness. It c -a -res Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Tro'ables, cures Constipation .� , I Flatulency. It itssinMates the Tood, regulatco the - an(, stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleeP., I The Children's illanacea—The Mother's Friend. I GENUINE t"% . %,,;,A S' `* T 0 R I AALWAYS . Bears the Signature of , � I . " I I 1, 0 1 � . . I .. I I . . I . I .. � � . Of 0 � / . mffl Tke Effrofiflyroff un-ravve, Always Bought ; . In Use For Over 30 Years I I _1 THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET, ME; YORK CITY, �Nm �� I : 1::: ,.:., %7, �: . I een notaung more t I �:....;. .: runken or- I I i ' I ... . forms o barrels, 200 lbs., $17; tierces, lbs.. 4M - I ___ :. :. :.:.,:,:, 1. ,ban d . _ . -_ .4 3., � .:,", � .I.N. , f flowers and plants and the the centre of the starvation zone. Ac- : gies for the I ___.____-_________�__ - .1. : directors and their dis- I,ard--Compound tierces, 1 �'! :.:: 1". cording to these reports a man, a wo- ' � I �. �:i. ... mystery of growing things. Usually . solute and disreputable friends. Chil. ,boxes, 50 lbs. net (parchmen I �', :w/se Chicago Cive Stock. , :.. : I,. �� . . �1 - - I . . . . . . . . ::::,�Ii .::::::::: �,::..;. man and two children were killed and dren have been taken to picnics with : CHICAGO, Feb. 16.Hogs-Rec*lpt$�,Lr,., . r, I .. "...., garden of ample size- -tubs, 50 lbs. net, grained, 0 11 'P,01",W�, � . .. . .;.; " Pol has a g I .., �,,-,: .. ..�, I 91 f"...." Ili, . -I.-,. their fiesh eaten by villagers in the7 -men ,and Ale; palls, wood, 20 lb.s. net, 11%c; tinp I . ,:..; re the pupils can spend part of the I women of the underworld. 1, 000; market 20c higher. Mixed..'and' butJ XaNnAmtv&, use peaknivevv �:;:, He � . 14 --- :1..., u' community west of the Tayuling. 20.lbs. ,gross, 101hc. chers, $7.05 to $7..%; good heavy,,K.95 t i a.113�#m ihitpenft pencils. I 1, time in s miner, when the pleasant They have- seen drunken women from , , .Pork-I-leavy Canada. short cut messJ $7.15; rough heavy, $6,95 to V.151 ltgh�j 'I? , , , Z '��: , I ... ::::: K - Mountains just south of the tea dis- the tenderloin on the dancing plat- - ,barrels, 33 to 45 pleces, =; half -b $7.25 to $7.60; pigs, $7. ms;oAfta, bauww,hen the3r, ' 1_�, : weather,maLx�s the study of books irk- trict. 40 to 47.110. ' .. 14 1. form,, and gamblers playing their vo- :4r-75; Canada short out and back cattle--Re�pftts, 5000; Market Igh, I ..... :11 .. some. They can study the different VS16r1.,,'qbrfmnd1�r f= doing s �� .,,,-..,. ',5 'i, 45 to 65 pieces, barrels. =; CauaZa c "�.w. ��'Jj ' _ � . .1 From Canton and Shanghai. de- MUM on the grounds." er. Beeves, , elf : ,iz .,�i I ,...,. : seeds and plants at first hand and spatches were received from . - Pork, barrels, So to s5 pieces, $24.50; be ;5.10 -to $G.50; S ,Wse� 'UbW � 1� ... : missions ' ers, $2.65 to $5.80; stockers and feeder . � ..)ise&fo,4be,Just,whav,, ; I ::. :iiii�ii,li:i,i: learn things from this close observa- whidh confirm the stories of barbar-4 rArlr, small pieces but fat� br,r ' $20. $33D to ;5.80; Texans, $4.25 to $5.5D calves X=0*1W0U]4.#K1kUt0-4hq7 vvwa'# . 'i . Would Annex 4Canada. Oats- -Canadian western, No. we td I I '. -,:�.iii�, I ; 11 , I ., tion which they never could obtain ism. Missionaries in the field in the, 2%car lots ex -store: No. IfeedJ �7 to ;8.75. 1 I- ki;::::: ` mftesOl -Mhb' 'Xmed P I Washington, Feb. 17. sheep -Receipts, u,000; maricet strong.1 jlnad"f��uflL - I., � �K`1�1:,�� from books. In the spring before work ' . % just$ . .. I � . " famine belt have sent word that the -Representa- ' 3814c; No. 3 C. W, ZT*c 0 0 Native, $2.85 to $4.60; western, $2.85 to , ..M� ., - ., .. :....* �3!i�.. famished people are insane from suf- Bennett of New York yesterda t I � � .... tive lxb. 2 1 vh1te, X%c to $So; No. 3 .9 ,da to 4 00 X .1. . � , . M" in the garden Is possible germination introdueed a resolution in the House ; I v-Wte, 1X%c to 37c; No. 4. local white, _V $4,65; lambs, $4.75 to $6.35; western, 4L7d IaVaer% , M. b . -_ . . . .. I fering and that rioting is frequent. i to 36c. to ;&25. 11 ; .4. � , 1. I I - ,','.:� boxes can be started indoors and the of Re . I . I . pen I , .' I . . � ��,..,.�. Soldiers sent into the districts have ,preserdatives calling upon Presi- Flour-manitoba, spring wh, , .... . " . .... , ...`� beginning of the life of the plant stad � %,azd wheni � "..; . I . . .: A Narrow Escape.' ,,,... "::* :: ... - bee, attac.ked. ,60: seconds, $6.10; vmwx woeam , �bx . ........... .. I dent Taft to open negotiations with 1,nr,sts, V �� pateni:4 . I ,�; :1, .1 : ied. Often a small shop and a few Along the val'ey of the Kan River the British Government, through Am. ' 3)dtents, $&75 to'$S; strong bakere, $4.w� Point iott-bne-would break orio - r , in bag% iiA id .thw . tools are provided, and the boys are whole'villages have ,been depopulated , bassador Bryce, for a treaty providing ' straight rollers, M35 to $4.50, Kingston, Feb. 17.-R. J. Reid_ un-! elm& 17J NwkmpAw .. , ' for the amilexation. of Canada by the -to ;2; rolled oats. per- barrel, V.46; bag of dertaker, had a narrow* escape- from 'j"iti, . . .... ... taught to saw and plane and ba—er and dead bodies strew the roads and I to lb-. V-10. 14!%iftkVii1IF3w1at_,orft1V im , ." .... �..:: . � United Sta-tes. death. Heayy drifting blocked the It I . , . � .1. � I . i , � - ... � ... ;:.._._..�:::::::--:.'.' � to some effect fields. In the tea district, the crop is J:Feed, barley, car lots ex -store, 490 1 1 . . hi4r.onsH knife .. - � rotting because hands cannot be f Representative Bennett, with Re- GN-% Cam American No. 3 yaZow, roads, and while driving in a funeral )ieww_`_�_� - 0 _�'� I. � : The success of this modem district ound I I 'presentative Gardner of Mass the., hearse got.stuck in the. -snow -The __?M,� uprSIbab, , ,, GOOD JUDGES 0? 001W. to till the ground and attend to the 1 ach,,- - W%r, , IMfeed-Bran., Ontario, . . - I .1 nvel[vf ogwSwpm gr J..a.a, . � school education has been proved be- etts, and one or two others opposed : M"Itob`�, $20 to M: middlingsts, On whiffietrees were broken and the 4M , � , , - , Pchoolboys Who, won the trophy for the vines. "I horSeSLbecame restless. R,eid endeav- 'VIM -ft -MOV I � I ew" , % ._ yond a doubt. Oueof the foremost lo- the proposed pact, obtairied 'an oppor. ; '= to *?A shorts, 3ftnAoba , *22 to . _0_. 1,11u.tha"Oklell ItImew" ,'beet corn judging at the short Course � mouMle. ;25 to 430. -- ored to 1,ass the animal , wheirthey � �, 11 . aecessW, at the Iowa State Agricultural college, calities In the country In this move- Will Sue Directors. tunity to, fill thp air with smoke yes- ! Eggs --Selected, 23c*. fresh. 21c; W06 . ac , - I I . 71 '. .. 29al . ment Is Page county, Ia. The work be, him, Luckily tha-snow i � 01M*-' , terday, and it is now believed that Stock, 21C .. No. 2, ISO to M-1 . � -gung4esL -,Vnea�lth __ . � t� fell on topsof . ,-1 . Toronto, Feb. 17. -Civil proceedings some Cheese -Westerns, 11%c: to 32'Ac-, eas . a -z deep nd. held up the weight so 1 11 � gan there in 1907 under the leadership , 1 7, t - :a-,00-,6= ec Sim, . -, I unless President. T,Zf_1L.a.p_Q, find X , .1 I'll .... iinst the pro -visional directors of, ,&=, nyge to 11%c. crawl out � 1. . " ,, 11 iniiat W most manifest In the er,n. ag� 1 way of halting the annexation talk, Butter--Cholcest, .24%c to. that- he was able to I I 1, I .. -�Vu I S!" . i 4dwk � - . k; � , � i I ool. The fault is not primarily � of Allss Jessfe Field, a coirrity sup' the Farmers' Bank have been discon� th, opponents of reeip�ocity in the m4o,i23,_ 25c; S�� safety. I . to Vixid. .t , . b%- IN 6-: _ , I 11 tendezit, whose motto, "We believe in tinued, and a further action against Senate will make use of their oppor- I � I I 1� I -, ger (mes. 'vepe_: � I - 1; _. . t . I � I , f jagLO! , . - ... ,� ... 'i the teaches� but with the system, the country boys and girls," has be- all the directors, both permanent and tunity to kill the pact in the Senate 1 Z CATTLE MARKETS. i � : , , . "I _ .. �,- 1, - , � I - - , _Vlit� �,�",! &Met fault,wi . Mayor Unseated. ..... A .. W , th, the ruraIrschools fmt ... : count . over. Page ovisional, has taken its place, .Ap I — . gewme, 40=r' � I I . 1; 1, I � � come ous the I � , ry pr . fm�n,o,e'coibmittee, where the bill now ' * _ . I . e t6d ki"k o eM, :1-- � .. . , i Cbbaii, F�b.'17.-4udge Vazin,.Nor .151:114IS&SWCAY51"Ishm , 1% - , , , . � liilac tilere, ilk"', , I t th, county set to work to gtv* &,6 country plication. will -be ma,de'by Sas. Laid- awaits action. I Toront6 Ltve'ttiick. ' , , f1i , , . .L, " f owa there are 278 -schools with few.: boys and girls a better chance- One law, K.C., acting for Liquidator Bay, 'yesterday set aside the electio I . � � . I In speaking of his resolution in TORONTO, Feb. M -The railwa of Mayor Cody of. Cobalt. Cody did .�:. ,1�13�5-*rke-,Ihwr&. , I -.. " I . an five pupils each. There ard n, for permission to institute; the House yesterday, Represen reported 84 carloads of live stock not contest the protest, as it was X*nit;ijW2,�- 11 11 11 I schools with an ayerage of fewer of Miss Field!s first aeft was tc court action against them, or, rather, i tative , .... . -.5- I tulip bulbs I Bennett insisted that he was both ser- � --- I_ tribute a large number of again9t, all those who 'are considered Oe City Yards, consisting of, shown -that the electoral lists were ..T qV4ft" ave been ] ious and sincere. He declar I _ I - �� to all the schools In the county. In w4re�tm,mr400elUma, ., 4 Iiii,ble for the return of moneys wrong- d that, to leattle, 1116 hogs, 1340 sheep dn not legal. 4141 I 11 I I lished with the idea of numbers making the flower beds 'and planting fully paid to or by them. his mind, annexation was the logical 'Jazabs, and 48 calves. - . turnft-out-x ,billinI1. -ba jL than quality. There Is a school- result to be looked forward to follow- . Further Intellectual Relations. ' Perteft,'Uts'possMe, and, .- ,, r The new action caine out yesterday lt%� .�� rr .; e every two miles with monoto,-� the bulbs the childrent became interest. ing reciprocity.. . Butaers. --,And I ' .. 11 ed in growing things. They became afternoon at the hearing before the I . - . Prime picked lots ot.one,, two and Berlin, Feb. 17 -Leopold Koppel, a time avoiding `w6stg- Among b � regularity, whether there are any, e, sold at $6 to $6.20, and In one o I interested in ImprovIng the school official referee of the defunct bank, in I Veto Bil T! banker, has donated $175,000 for the who strove to perfect such a mac I 11 I I'Has Clear Track. two Instances, $0.10 was paid for loads, . I or not. Under such conditions' grounds and the schoolhome. -the bank office. Mr. Laidlaw explain- Icads of good, $5.75 to $6; medium, M40 erection of a phy§ical chemistry re- was Mr. John Carter of the firm . . London, Feb. 17. -In the House of .1 I . . of the school funds is The teachers of Page Coanty are in. ed. that until he had had further con- I Commons yesterday, after a nine ; M70; common, $5 lo $5.3D; cows, =W- , seaich institute and will make a fur- John Carter & Son, well known ivory; , ,, I in maintaining the small schools. fererice with the liquidator he would I SM; builb, $4 to $SM, and in one ins ther gift of $87,500, extended over -the . I � terested In rural schools. During the ,t hours' debate, Premier As ith's mo- 1&70 'Was paid for. a choice quality bull. manufacturers of half a centur:7 ag% , I . I result Is. cheap teachers, poor be unable to state the names of the I qui nexi ten years, for the maintenance�lof 1, I . � � 1houses and meager equipment. past year several of the rural school- parties who will be the defendants. tion appropriating the whole time c,f � Milkers and Springers. the institute. The object of Heri'XIOP- whose premises will stand In Bishops- '- I teachers refused podtions in town at A -wee], was allowed Mr. Laidlaw', the. House until Easter to the veto bill, There was little charyge in either qual" 01 is the -furtheran gate. One mf.ght after lAr. Carter had' U, Mhe most advanced rural coninitmi- I in order to get through before the ,Ofofferiugs, or prices paid. which ranged ce of Germanyjx " L . are getting around this difficulty, higher salaries. They were too deeply to file his afflaavit by Ref,pree Mc- I Imm $40 to $70 and in ne or two 'In. intellectual relations -with foreign been striving to solve the problem for 11" interested in the rural work to forsake Andrew and there will be a hearin- coronation, was carried under closure, I atances, $Z and $8D w pold. ' countries, . some time he suddenly awoke his wife I., I consoUdation. In some, places two � . I - I �. . I It With a teacher like that a- school next Thursday in the office of the 11- 196 to I's ' Veal C2[VeS. I I . I by shouting out, "I have got It!" an& , I Is are brought together, In others, cannot help but be successful. The quidator. During the course of the debate the Receipts of veal caIv. w.re nght sM . A Chinese 'Contributor. -1 rushed downstairs into his studyi, � _-,-_�-_ Prime Minister said he expected that Trices fo� them held firm, ranging fmai .. I _ or fow or half a dozen. One r . . ..... patrons are coming -to appreciate these . the veto bill would,be sent to the 4&W to $8.50 for the bullc� and two of Washington, Feb. 17-Liang Tun where he made'a drawing of the last, .1 � S, owd, well equipped schoolhouse takes teachers, too, and are,giving them bet- Ask For Injunction. House of Lords early in May, and Ithre, Prime new milk fed vents were re- Yen, 'former Minister of Foreign Al. knife, for the want of which he had "I $be place of several poor ones. F e . Ported at $9 Per cwt. . I fairs of China, who is now in Wash- been so long waiting in order to com- ,'. wer, ter salaries, more eqii$ment and more Concord, N.H., Feb. 17--, A bill in that the Lords would give their de,ci- G Sheep and Lambs. ington, yesterday contrib V *heher's- are needed, and the money equity, intended to enjoin Geor.ge W. uted $1,000 P I L _ ,: ,, ksia be use& to hire better ones. A plot moral support sion thereon before the coronation. ,�VV*4�ley Dunn reported priCe,9 aS fol- .1 to the fund which the Red.Cro lete his machine. It appears that he, "; " . The county superintendent bought a GrIover and his attorneys from pro- This optimism on the part of Mr. - As- lows: sheep, ewes. $4.25 to vm-, ramsi � is d falien. asleep and dreamed about , �, �W' 'ground can be purchased for a' ceeding further in his legal action to quith is interpreted in some quarters $M to U; lambs, $6 to ;6.60 per cwt. , th.01 1 6 A ha. I Babcock tester and sent It roundfrom have declared -void the will of his as indicating the possibility of a com- � . H ogs. sufferers of. his .country. I L . . � owfiool garden.' and the schoolhouse a �', J,raising for the relief of I the machine. and In the dream the so- _ I'll I'll. have trees and a lawm one school to another. The boys learn- mother, the late Mrs. Mary Baker promise being arrived at, as it is co - Selected hogs, fed and -watered, at the Minister .' I � � . d'.. , al - lution of the difficulty was revealed to � : �Vm . Glover Eddy, founder of the Christian tended +1h other-;- - 11 lt� P 'rnarket� were reported at s7..is to ,", " heallb6__ .- . � . -1 kim,Londou Standard. 11 I , - pride has been one of e oL.- I I - . In the way of consolidation. I 1 'Patrons of a school district dislike �; I their schoolhouse takeh away .� �, , '' , L " ,� .though Oerg are but two or three I - .. .. . �11 . of school age in the district. V� pride is a commendable thing� I i . ig just. as much local pride in a , . . I 11 disArict, but it Is a little I �, �1 In Its scope. The pride based � a modern consolidated school has ', *,,,,,.,..,,, h more foundation than the pride , , , , , objects to having a dilapidated, .. I iLL .. 11 y attended schoolhouse removed. ' , � I I The question of getting pupils to an)d I . I I Vow. school has been a troublesome I : I i� . bVe in: some localities. The coming of ' :�'L , , � totter roads Is doing much to solve I �' "-� Even In the Ia-est consolidat- ' the Su- I -V e Vail, - MW to $7 Ofor hdgs, f.o.b., cars, at .. . _ . I Science Church,, was filed, in to hope that the bill could be disnosed Country Points, the bulk gK3 g at ", I . — preme Court yesterday by counsel for H. M. Baker, executor of Mrs. Eddy's will. A hearing is asked on the bill for Feb. 20. The injunction is asked on the � ground that Geo. W. Glover,, with Dr. s. Eddy's adopt- -ed son, signed an agreement to forego �all Tights to any part of Mrs. Eddy's. ,property on her death, in return for a considerable sum paid to them at the -time. - , BOW" AND PIMPLES . 1 Are caused altogether by bad blood, and unless vou cleanse the s stem of the '-ad of so quickly.' Thus far, however, the Unionists give no sign of relenting. Given -Penal Servitude. St. Petersburg, Feb. 17. -The sefisa- tional trial of Count Patrick O'Brien Do Lassy, Dr. Pantchenko and Mme. MuraviefE, charged with the murder of Count Vassilli Bouturlin, came to an. end last night, wheri a verdict Cf guilty was returned'by the jury iii the case of De Las ' sy and Pantchenko, amd not guilty in the case of, the )Aro- man. De Lassy was sentenced to pe- nal servitude for life, and Pantchenko to fifteen years' imprisonment. Noted Scholar Expires. East Buffalo Cattle Market. VASX! BUPPA-LO, Feb. 16.-Cattle--Re- celpts 50 head. Market quiet and Prime steers, KS& to K75; butcher grad-, ;3Z to V_%. ' Calve-S"Recelpts: 100 head� Market ac. tIve, 25c lower. Cull to choice, ;6 tio ;10.25. Sheep, and lacnbs-Recelpts Me heaa Market active and higher, chol,ce'lan3b% $5.15 to WM; cull to fair_ K715 to $6 Yearlings, $5 to $6.50; sheep, $3 to $C75, HOgs-ReceiPts 2550. Market active ani higher. - Y�rkers. $7.80 to $&, . at , $&& 'V$6. pigs, K10 to $8.15: ��ix;ir$7_65, t( 75;'heavy, $7.50 b6 $7.60; rousrbs. $6.25�.Jc $L75. . — ___ _ _.. -,..=--. _., .r _ T . Ron Y'l "I � ,; , , ". , �-, ,'-�,,U_- � r 1. � I I . � - j ked School districts the bulk of the pu- TKPICAL ,� I ' RURAL 13CH004 BAnn AND .7 blood the boils or pimples will not dis- x1ew aven, vonn.,, Feb. 17. -Rev. Dr.�,Vbarles M. Read, for fifteen years r MAUS VV -we A&L e�;*'JST�111�41al, I � Wherever . 11 �6 � *.ils are within two or three miles of 01MBLESS. I appear. @-iprofessor of'theblogy at the I here is afty v es knv,-.-, of I he � I " Often stable.§ are Pro- ed 00 sch6&lhouse, to test milk, and their fathers Get . pure blood and keep it pure by . I _kndover Theological Seminary, died suddenly heart or i)ervLs, 11�,ggi�g (,,I; 'y ot 1.1"', - ek 1. , I � *IdO near the schoolhouse, where the learned that some of their cows were removing every trace of impure morbid matter from the system by using the 'here Wednesday night at a hotel, from sicat brealiclovu), ovi, use 0 iyii!LZ�Jl.�. ' Heart. and Nen e I ;lils v ill f ' ii,b on produr;q � I j Vpplls from the'Corners of the district not so good as they had thought The greatest known blood medicine, ' pneumonia. Dr. Mead was one 0, of the the American a healtay, stroii.., s ,su.tn,l. . . . , " . I. �c= keep their horses. More often the boys I , ' were taught to judge corn and to BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. and co mpany, and was E 1, '. Miss bessie %Ynsley, Arkona, (�nt., . I. . . �- dr r� . . � W en are hauled In covered wagons make ,. . the district. i9t; germination boxes for testing They learned to Boils C k n of writes; 'U is. IWI, the greilleal' (;& " . I write the !,� , I the o3epeuse of seed ..".. tl�v �A_&�".+.a *�rftl dAhnnIg are � ,�. I �. I corn. pick out �..a ... A from another and .Vred. Mr. A. J. Saulnier, Norwood, N.S te old and new testaments. Ile was ie vleasure you stating L,Lll(' � have receive; by using your Mjlj,Ljj� ,. P11111 0% WE KrAl-11, . I. I a 1. IAMAK MEN WIF_ , � I I � .� I .1 ! � I I 11 , J I 1.11 I - Writes: -"Two years ago I was troubled . 'yea's of- . Heart and Nerve Pills. This 8 `��g . I .- � . I I:,:.". � %eveloping a system of education all Which were the most to be feared. I I � I P r., ONE SECRET or oup, succEss, r, very -so sub)III&WI'd if) 't, 1� '!Jrr-j (,hq Personal . I � ;" I rith boils on my neck and back, and I was all run down and could har(.Iy (Io attention of ourkledicat;jtat�, �vljo_eo,sjcler tl.4,. sylall)(tirl'.4, (1, " ". �t"J('11Li it'j,"t'l..1,041C . , I I I �tw.r own. They are no longo-r Iml- At the national corn show'In. Oma- v , Har6or Improvements. " and then declaelag t6th6 disewe and curiti,jAutV . i,ty, � � . could not get rid of them. A friend any work. 1, went to a dootor an,.,' he . , I litatots of the city schools. They aret � ha in 1908 Miss Field won the automo- Kingston, Feb. 17. -The directors of for the case and are coinpounded J)yo . bpel-1111o, n1i un.,lerlbed �, I I I I I recommended me to try Burdock'Blood told me I had heart Lrouble and th:Lt r�i)' ,at6ry. such 11 � I t ' the Ordaxio' .Exploration nerves were all unstrung. I took his NsWl Usa Who . . V, tbe country and for the country. bile thai was awarded to the best Bitters, and after using two b.ttles I I , Syndicate I to curd the kot�_ I p , 3jeetion has been made to the Intro, rural school exhibit Miss Field, sev� was pleased to note tile boils were en- *:ere.h,ere yesterday to sign the agree� medicine, as he ordered me to do, but it % I 1-t ,� 'i'L I ment -which the City Coun Ll -'d paticutg I . I opfj�lslbfflty, , __�,__ th any since." . i9ona-ay night, The syndicate pays printing ofrice at the -time, and my ornen. 9ftetion of.agticulture into the rural eral of her teachers and some of the tirely gone, and I have not been troub ed , , Oil Passed did me no good, I was workir.g i.i a .� ,� 0ehools on the ground that the couttes brIghtest boys In the county attended 'wi I I - � ........ . .4elit. . .."'10 ,,,, [_ r , ' 11"'A ; -11 'i -�,i ,� , " ; ,y , Burdock Blood Bitters as it has done me �__ m them, B e6re I had finished A 11 I �, � ,- 1, ,� r, 4 . "' , -, ' V . V ` 1; � 1, , 9 I'my boys tire gettIng ,,head Of . Mieft fro L _ - - 7 " -, gj , , 4;611dated school better, gradirl Is pos. soold. 6 KENNEDyen., r.11 E _ - " , . Vound for this objection In the bid college in IM9. "I find that I've got '-"l am P good My father advised me to buy a box of �111' . I fth6 city 4^4,000 for making a wider ace said 'it was the type settiTIg � . v ,, litready, drowded.. There is some the short course at the agricultural Pimples Cured. span in Calaraqui Bridge, and depos- rouble, but I'thougvhL riot. , 1. , , '' Ah'. I Miss P,v.a A, Skinner, Gramby, Que,, , lis pio,000 ` ,tor . J , , I � , , . , , ;fashIOTIP(l dist�rfet "school. Ili the con- to learn more about corn," Miss Pie](] writes. 16"ed to recommend jai.th. � I s a guarantee � of I 1.11 . �: . I , u i Pills as he had derived so mucl, D Rs' 0 , I I 4641e, the 'puPlIA learn a thing Well mg." She did PQ well that. $be won an much good. My face was Covered with An Wguest Opened. one box I noticed a great di6erence, and Cor. Mich' an Ave. and Gri wo'd Si, , 1) P� 1, r n q, pi.,,,� j' I I A I .. . Pimples and beinf advised by 86 f'riel�d F A . inquo could work from morning t - 119 Is I L , � j Zh. ,When they :90 over it, find endless , expert Judge's certificate, - Her boys , , Guelph, -1). Al. -The a -st on the o night witb I � .� I � to try burdock B cod Bitters and baw � � . �totttlt edal thern removed I did so� and I now have ,. -WNOTIC""' All letters from Canada nvast he addi-esqed * jot, is annecegsgry. ,%,*ory one � won, the. seventy-five dollar gold 'ra bodies of Gilbe�t Sones and Tlenry out any smotherinT feeling or hot flusher � I , WZinvmrk, sectiontmen killed. at I tan recommen them highly to all 11 1. IL to our Cariadian Corro4powl,c.,nee Depart. that was given for the best boys" Jildg. not as . I � - eo 0nt in Windmr, OWL, , ;I yott desire to I . I 4 � Tot on,my face," , - n �by 11, SdOlglow, See us personally call at our Medical Institut I �, �_ , i1who bills itttended'a, diArld sezhool.te, c Ouetp ,11,,n, nervous and:run down p pie." lb I I ilinombers the en -41#9s ron n Ia the state, Her, teachers Bar bdk.Blooa-t'tteMi8'manufae 4 4 � was . I I � tino Of gelec� Ing teal w1led 10to-ne It, a llviue 661nosday Price 50 cents per box. or 8 for $1.95, e in X)etr6it as we see land treat � . � I . S r, dy by The T. MAum Oa., LX'Ul1t4 . I no palitnts ill our Willdsdr offices Which are for 4�orrespondence and 1:1 �, I , 0�oh I , fbo egadef� WbIell must be went back -With, now 14W to ,opt into Ot � t at a J . ' for Beven, day%. at all dealerq� or mailed direct on receipt , , laboratory for Canadian busitlesg only. 1 4 . I � I . . 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