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TBR.US OF 3UBSOR1PTI0N :—$1.:00 per
year paid st.,.•.etly in tmlvturee, When the
paper is not ordered to be discontinued
it will be sent until Fiueli order is given
und aerearages NAO. $1.50 to be elltlrguli
when not paid in talvanee.
ADVERTISING RATES.—Tvart s e
zilvertisentents, 10 emits per Brevier line
lirst ins.ntion. and 5 vents per line ler
each sabse.i.lent insertion. Sinall Advs.
zach ii 'Lot "Est rte." or "Stolen wi,1
ioe eharged 30 (Lents :first insert innmid 25
teats for each subsequent insertion.
Copy for eluoirxe of •••..lvertl,,eweni
hauied in not later 'Ilan Tuttoy
cf etteli week to insure thange in. follow-
'qg issue.
Local note s in or,linary retalirg type
5 eents per tine. S”ti...::s f:It• etz-
tctrtaintnents. or 01.11....1 i Vi ut t.t11ll-
don at ipecial rates.
-Contracts for eohltan. hal am!'
quarter-eolanin. cs. for sp.:,
will be ellti,erfar.y- given. Atitapcss all
eointannietttlons to
ri"9 :CI 9 :EEC
E. ZETZ.Eil EinTott. ZiP11.. 9.(-)
car service to the cold storage ware
houses at the chief points of export
and the mechanical cold storage
chambers on ocean-going steam.
ships. This matter was neglected
under Conservative rule, although
Australia, New Zealand and. the
United States had similiar services
before 189(3.
The Government has secured. the
. removal of the cattle quarantine of
ninety days in the United States.
This embargo put Canadian cattle;
raisers at it serious disadvantage,
and its removal after negotiations
by 2,12'. Fisher at Washiltten, re -
suited in a large increase in (iana-
Iiti of cattle to the United
'States.
The (41verninent adoptea
:practical nie1 b., in the (listribu-
' t.011 of wrriL•altural hi -formation so
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flutt ev..try farta.or can pront
tnediately by the 1,-.:tow1e11;to gained
throne:11 eostir experiments'.
Ctvottotit•rtt is net.
tnit I.) rt;•L•11, het it prott•otA
ti.e fruit from insoot po.;ts, go
infornet_ti..n as to •do best. grades
i1or loettlif1e.4,
.tragt-• and traltsportatioli tilethods
v.111o1 nsure 11.. hitt:host priees,
.:;:•ns f.tt• t:11 lines of farm
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desonttlint..: the ettzbanInnent 111s
loft f,•,14 (•ausing him to
throv; his un the right 'leg.
(., wing to 1.1A position at the time .
and ti•t• he v,..a:t walk:alg on
the 107,:.! !1,1011Wara tit the L.11(10, I
bi.011.1.1 1 110 knee 1.•;111. He is 210W
011Whik'd ro!,112. 11.21(1 1'c'
ro.ei't."(i 1,, 2: 1"1aill there for sornc-
tinitt.
The ot 1! morn -111g Thornas ('111111, I
of ushoro,.y;:lot v.-1th a sm]. acciaexit.
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14 tiew hay Itre,.s witieh is to la'
v...It:It:ed. 1:y siva:nth thi.•••• !haling
-1Vay
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number of fern:ors in the \Icily' IT
Exeter v.sh::..; r•kilgar 11402S
tHs year. are now bu.s1;- engaged
taking them out of tlas ground and
shinpuig them t') the sugar -beet
factory at 1.V1tllata.sbu1'g.
1;Iss. 11 ,vt,rly, a former rest -
and business man of Hens:411,
but who has had .tt01 inti in a
'ats,ilits•-.
111 Brantford. has sold mit
1:1.; sie,ro t,tiLl. intends mo -L ing bterk
t•t
vc-te '01 the bylaw in Buy;leh1
the other day to loan .Ale:s: Mustard
t110 514111 4,1' 1.7z1:it 11111 SaW
111111 NV>4,1 carriod, the veto being Nti
and 1 I. against. The council
has finally passed the bylaw.
Joseph Davis lost a valuable steer
rece14tly. by the animal getting
arowned in a creek, which runs
through his pasture land en the 211.(1
coicessitni, Stephen.
The anniversary services held In
C:kiSe7l711.1nit last Sunday week were
soecess. ReT. .A. K.13irk44,
B. A,. of Seaforth, pr.m.clie(l two
sp,undm. Se1:111011S, The collection
az;tonnted
S1.,irit,h. general merchants,
(taw -Twit. have assigmtl. to Henry
illarber. of Toronto. No statement
ha., yet been prepared, but the
amount invol•ved is estimated at
atnnit t••1 0,000.
A 4' 1'1441 club has been organNed
.Blyth, with thci object of provid-
ing a suitable lilac° tor the yonlig
mell o1 the village to spend their
(•,-ening.s,a pl:o'o where they eau.
1-:ijoy innocent galtios and peruse
daily and -weekly newspapers..
rtfi.),. movement 45 in the right direc-
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ng of Tito well as Of tit'
r:try 11.1).1; can •11447:1••.‘
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shottld kL.op it clean •••••1
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13reeders'
t44' t..'. says that v,.11::lk •
imprc-ssioli that
Pit;eds 14it4.44U 1:0 removed. l'rs,m
Lt.t.ding them to
te:td that these have a
t oritititey i1eeren:,:e the f....-e,••tf
not appear to 1,e
1,..4111 1,,••1in0113.(0.1 ft ettirlation Cue
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3. says. "'fe'd. 311144..:1-
0.: :vitlen-tt romoving the '04'44.-
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11. 1:".110W Of 1111:r easo
%,oilere a test 7411.: 110(411 inado that
1111:4 144.!44ef that ]1111!1i1..
i(11:ici.ds lt,tve: terideLtty to 1:1.`
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In" 1t1.41•,704,witlt;
etruntry.
ilk 1.147A ct.hnitry feed
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part or their rat-ix:1s. 1411,1 1heroi is •
44 4111•.titiet 414411tio1i 4 1 1•'.11.3
of the color of the bat tor lin dratn 11
by the practicti followed.
Critics think it smart to declare
that tho Government does not ea124:4
the sun to shine, the rain to fall or
the fruit to ripen. That is true,
but we need not conccrn onrscqvos
abou1 what tho Government does
net do.
The C:overnmcnt has established
cold M=410 transportation from
the farms in Canada to the British -
markets, making a complete .chain
:from the refrigerator chambers in
rho -creameries and the refrigerator
..zimilx,r of suits halm been -is-
sued by the provisional directors
tif the Huron Packing and Cold
St;Jragc Co., of Clinton, against
stock subscribers who have not
1)441(1 141) their six per cent assess-
inturt: Others are to follow.
During a recent thunder storm
a valuable team of heavy draught
horses belonging to Wm. White, of
the Loudon road., Usborno, were
killed .by lightning. The horses
were in the field arwere standing
together- when the bolt struck thorn'
0144 they fell one on top of the.
other, Thoy were valued at ovor
11 11 le.r 41.lt i) S 1
He apph•s from 1121 tops
of a. long ;tattler, pineing them 421 a
half -1111iNi hn, Ml1C11 110 had. W01111d
around his body, when the ladder
slipped awl threw him off. ID fall-
ing Ito gro•itod n, limb but it wive
way and 14.1 fell to the ground,
alighting on one shoulder and frac-
taring his spine. He was Mimed- I
lately taken to the house but it was 1
found that he WaS in 0 critical con- I
dition. Som. hopes are untertamod
for his recovery.
Mrs. Harry Silk,of 143 E111t-
W000 t1Ve11110, passed away, some-
what suddenly about 9 o'clock 11.Eqn-
day morning at Victoria Hospital.
Loinion. Lao Mrs. Bilk, whoC "tA,
v.ts in her : nth year, was -formerly o oSC 6G
.:\liss L. (lertrude Hicks of Exeter,
11 :at WaS 0 tlaughter of Robert •
Melts, jeweler, of that la(..43. Iler
0 Dr. Silk 0 'but
seventeen months ago. uring,
Silk's residence m LondDon sho had STEEL SECTIONAL CULTIVATOR
iloome ,xtremely popular amongst
a very 1;trge circle of Ltemiaint 11100',
1.8 111 1 class by itself. The Ver y best that eau
and her dooatlt will he heard with
I FALL AND WINTER STOCK
has taken its place again and of which we have • complete"
line. •
IN ROPES we havo the Saskatchewan, Goat Skin, Bishop ,,
-, and the Northwest Black: Galloway Robe. 14
We also have the Bishop COATS
. a the Northwest Galleway
These articles aro the finest 0)1 the market.
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ill Also a compketo line in ' I,
ri Horse=01ankets, ail sizes; Rubber
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and Wool rugs, Mitts, etc. )•
1 .Suit Cases. Double and Single Harness, our;own make and.
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j, hand stitched. Our stock ofFurnitare is couplet° as usual.
,
-.; Combination Couch can be quickly changed into a bed.
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most fashionable, int.)st serviceable and most
::4. snitable •for
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tail anbtrainter wcar.
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413141 What Win Snit tilC ladies .0f. thiS
8011:ion.
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YOU NIB?
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None better. A trial will con-
vince you.
Breakfast Foods,
Stock Foods
and other preperations.
ROCK AND IAi
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SALT.
Your patronage solicited.
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Zurich.
NG GIANT
be bought.
gretit rogroot. Besides lter 'parents
i'i1k is (61.ils)tyeic..ni4 broth -
11\ The Deeiciiiy ID is ,
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bdehr, both of Los Angeles, —
(.1(11. T11.• remains were interred in
1:110 Woodland. cemetery, on Wed- and >>,4__4oe Drills
Clubbing rates,.
--THE WILKINSON MANURE—
„ have made arrangements
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to offer the following low clubbing SPREAD
rates 'with Hvit ?it '
is the best on the market. It has many 1311-
I1ttil & Empire, 4.25 provements which other spreaders have not.
Weekly (Hobe . 1.75
7, Mai1 & Empire 470
Family Herald. & Star 1.715
Berliner .10411.71a1 (German):205
a.nd COCKSHUTT PLOWS
TI -TP FLEURY, WILKINSON, PERCIVAL%
Daily Free PrOSS
Weekly Proo Press 1.75
Daily Advertiser 2.40 are all well. known in this section,
Weakly Advertiser 1.50
Weekly Sun 7 .75
Parinst's Advocate 2.25
can not be excelled.
Daily (ollohe
Now ads.—D, S. Faust, D. Stein.
back), C. liartleib, 11. V:tingblut,
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