The Exeter Times, 1892-8-18, Page 4--A
^O,
Established in 18 7
13AZIZER*
EXETBE$ ONT.
Tree tads a get -terse bankieebusiness.
Receives the Accouets of Merchants and
others on favorable terms.
Offen= every accommodation consistent with
safe and coneervative bankire principles,
Interest allowed on deposits.
Drafte isseed payable at any °thee of the
Merchants Bank.
DISCOUNTPD, aud eloeweeo Law;
o's NeTES and 11.1011TGAGES.
esseweewasseneweeseves
vossrmormeasem
fee
s
V.:Nttir.r
riURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1892.
WHAT ARE YOU ANYWAY?
"The Exeter Trees misrepresents ti
Advertieer, It eay s that this inure:it 'h
at tenth come out in its true colors as a.
aunexatioulet.' This is an untruth. T1
Advertiser is not au annexetionist."
The above ie from the Loudon Adver-
tiser of Saturday last. Let us see how
we have misrepreseated the Advertiser,
For about two mouths the 'Tiser had
pleated daily at the head of ics erliterial
column the following extract from
speech of the lete Hon. John Bright :
"I eaunot believe that civilization, in its
journey with the sum. will sink into endless
eight in melee to gritify the ambition of
the leaders of tide revolt, who eeek to
Wade through slaughtet ta N throne,
And shut the gates of mercy on 'nankin
I have another and far brighter vieion be-
fore my gaze. It may be but a vision, bat
I will cherish it. I see oue vast confeder-
ation, stretehing front the frozen meth in
uabroken line to the glowing teet1k. an1
fie in the wild ef the Atleutio et•
svattl te the valmet W44^V t•i tile Paine
main—end I see (MI!p. €p'' itU oue Ian.
gunge tool omi 1 t14' MA 0110 faith, 41141 over
all that wele imminent the home of free-
dom anti a refuge for the oppressed of
every race an1 of every clime."
Either the Advertiser meant some-
thiug by tide ctaispicuous and continu-
ous posting up of an eloquent utterance
of an undoubtedly great. Englishman in
behalf of annexation, or it was merely
plesviress the monkey business for the
amusement of its readers, or words to
tied aut. On Saturday of last week
the mystery was unfolded. On that day
the 'Thor again reproduced the extract,
nen fanm
owed it with a column editorial
elaborately and cunningly prepared, and
beerinie all the marks of careful super-
vision in order that the paper might say
it Was in sympathy or otherwise with
the 'fad,' as ought appear to suit its pur-
poem The 'Tiser, among other things
it seed in praise 'of the extract above
given, had the following
The Advertiser will do what it can to
beaten the day when suds a consummation
inay be reached, and meanwhile it will en
-
mirage the freest possible discussion of
tbe futuee of this country"
.e.
the Nattonal woeld weaken Brit
ish connectiom feeling eare that eucti a
result would not follow the inaugur-
ation of a truly national Policelie:is
reported to have eretoeted. "Well, so
much the worso for British connection."
Six Illobard Cartwright and Baru M.
Lander tire therefore clearly responsible,
for the annexation. sentiment 'which tg.
day pervades the ranks a the Liberal
party. As for Mr. Mown, it, is true, as
a Reform writer/ has recently pointed
out, that he tier er appeared on the plat-
form la supeort of the Liberal party at
the last general election, told only praie-
igraised waiter it was killed ; that he did
not et t the powerful correpting machie-
ery of his we:eminent to work in behalf
of Sir. Rieherd and Mr. Laurier. aud
their annexativa policy, yet he knew
that the euccese of unrestricted recipro-
city meant, in the end, annexatton by
the mulergronnd route, and having that
knowledge, he failed in his duty as a
loyalist and a men by not taking the
platform and repudiating his Dominion
leaders with the energy he now displays
in condemning the ennexationist of
le Orangeville who not unnatut ally, though
(If
foolishly believed that he was justified
"in seeking, in a direct and courageous
manner, that tomexation which his lead-
er* were seeking in an underhanded
way.Of course Sir Oliver was not inthe
enjoyment of los Knightly title before
the election. Looking nate dismissal of
theyoung traitor inOrangeville as the un
eirateful get of a leakier toward a faithful
subordinate, there appears to be, after
all, from their stendpoint, strong justi-
fication for the almention element in
fortnitig a separate party to punish Sir
Oliver fur teeing the official head off one
of his followers, who was only a little
over -zealous in the oause of 'Liberalism'
zs ee have Liberalism exemplitied by its
d leaders in Conada. The quarrel is none
of ours, but the Conservatives will do
well to wetell the issue of the struggle.
Wkt bare ite eaueu for completer, if the
Liberel mu to, in their etruggle for ()Moo
.les Delainion, dispalee the Liberal
eider in Ontario. Mr. Mowat, to fully
Justify himself and make reparation for
pest iniedeecls should return to the Con-
ervative party, whose ranks are always
open for the return of the vilest of re.
penant sinners ; we'll kill the fatted
caliber the prodigal.
,ITOTES AND OOMMENT6.
a
Now the sameapeperhas the hardihood
eteasteneweees awe Wit Ann exa
if not., what in the name of common
sense ia it anyway 7 We have it4 It is
simply afraid to stay whet it thinks.
Either annexation is right o ib is wrong.
If wrong it should, not be advocated,
and the 'Tiser's attempt to crawl back
into its bole after looking at the powers
arrayed against annexation shows that
it is consclous of its guilt m attempting
its advocacy. lf to advocate it is right,
th 'rinr i Cettamly mgoward,
A FAMILY FIGHT.
The Empire ahnounees that a new
party—an :advanced 'Liberal' party,—
is growing up within tbe Reform party,
the object of which is to defend and
justify Mr. tight Myers, Q. C. of
Orangeville, the matt dismissed from
office by Mr. Mowat because he advo-
cates the annexation of Canada to the
United States. That such a party is
forming is not improbable, and it we
examine the situation within the ranks
of the Liberal party, we fine in the
hiatory of that party, and especially in
the record of its leaders, very good rea-
sons, free), the Liberal point of view,
for the existence of such a party, how-
ever unpatriotic its aims, as the Em-
pire Ann tunces to be in process oforgan-
ization. It is simply a case of chickeus
coming home to roost. A pertinent
question is this, is it Mr. Myers who is
responsible for the strong love for an-
nexation which has recently developed
within the Liberal ranks? Could Mr.
/vleiers alone, with all bis ability -and his
correspondence -with Mr. Mowat shows
hitnto be an ,able man --have implant-
ed in the breast of the average Liberal
that desire for annexation which we see
manifested among the more prominent
No one willventure to affirm that Mr.
Myers has such ability as would be re-
quirel to acconplsh thee end. The
Liberal leadereomong them leer. Mktwete
are respemsible for the sentiment which
unfortunately exists. For years past
they hive been teaching their followers
that annexation is the only way to sal-
vation for Canada. Not long since Sir
Richard Cartwright Waa the guest of a
Boston political assooietion, and at
banquet at which commercial union was
discussed, Sir Richard allowed himself
to be referred to, without protest, as
the first U. S. Senator from the coining
State of Ontario by a gentleman who
-understood What 0. U. meant. Hon.
Mr. Laurier subsequently delivered a
epeech in the same neighborhood, and it
abouuded with expressions which very
in, perfectly concettled his annexation
eeatiments. Commercial union, alias
.restricted recipeocite, eg as unquestion-
ably anti-ltritieh, and when it was so'
charged. by Couservativeis on the plat-
form and in the press, the only defence
the Liberals could put forward was that.
When Sir John Macdonald was told that
es,
All the returns being now in, it is
shown that the prohibition plebiscite
vated on by the people of Manitoba at
the recent general elections was carried
by 14,000 majority.
* • •
The educational problem in Canada
will never be solved until we have a
truly national system of Public schools ;
a system uniform throughout the Dom-
inion, controlled by the Federal author-
itios, and in which the development of
the highest typo of Canadian citizenship
shall he the first Aim.
4.4.11
Cheese -making is one of Canada's
greaten industries. While in other re-
speets our industrial pregrese may have
been slow in the particular direction it
r........ro..imo.corsit` ne -uncle
has grown from almost nothing twenty
yens ago, until to -day there are Over 1,-
000 factoric n Otetelrite nd Quebeo
alone, and the wads' of the flnished pro-
duct exported for the whole Dornunon
is valued at close on $10,000.000 per
aunum. Cheese is the one article, in-
deed, in which the exports of Canada
exceed those of the United States, and
why cannot such an expansion in eggs
be wrought?
ea*
Speaking of the arrangements for the
Canadian exhibit at the Chicago exposi-
tion, Prof. Sanders says that the Gov-
ernment have agreed to contribute to
the erection of the Canadian building,
which will be 100 by 40 feet, the office
headquarters of Canada. This building
is to be erected on a plot assigned to
Canada opposite that of Great Britain,
and facing the lake, a wet favorable
position. Allethe Provinces are taking
part in the erection of the building, half
the cost is to be borne by the Dominion
Government and half by the different
Provincial Governmeras. The various
provincial rooms will be lined with their
native lumber.
*5*
In fisheries of the Dominion last year
66,675 men, and 1,27 vessels and 30,438
boats were employed; the capital invest-
ed in craft, nets and other appliances
being estimated at $7,376,186, nearly
double the amount so invested ten years
ago. The total yield of the fisheries of
1891 was 18,977,878, sho ring amiugorea-
se et a million and a quarter dollars
over the product of the previous year.
With the exception of the Province of
Ontario, a slight increase is noticed in
the catch in all parts of the Dominion.
The Nova Scotia fisheries yielded $7,
011,300, or 35 per cent. uf the total
New Brunswick, $3,571,060; Quebec.'
$2,008,378, P. E. Island, $1,238,033,
British Columbia, $3,008,755. Ontario;
$I,806,389; Manitoba and North-weab
Territories, $332,969. Tile decline in
Ontario is attributed to reduction in the
market valde of the herring catch, and
to the unprecedented gales experiencee
on Lake Erie and Huron. In the esti-
mate of the British Columbia catch is
included $794,925 representing thevalue
of sealskin a0 compared with $492,261
in 1800.
Rebece, k Wilkinson, of 13rownsvalley, Ind
'vs :—"I Iseve been in a distressed condi-,
ton for three veers frora Nervousness,
Weakness of the Stomach, " les apepsia and
Indigestion until my health was gone. I
bad beau 0°a -wing constantly witu nO re.
lees beught one bottle of South Ameri-
can Nervine; which done the more good
than any $50 wet tb of doctoring I ever did
DOUNIONIN11110- NEWS OF 'THE "IVOB:Lp:,.
Harvesting is general this week in Mani-
toba,.
14,1700 11040,e 004 41
tovo.
liiditt ea otti
tiski Coluttis, • •••-. -
IBBe Mike, Arisston, is
to be lit be electricity,
The Soul branela of the 0,1e.R was °pea -
el on Mammy, 15th inst.
_Richard White, M. P., is spoken of as
tiontreal's next postunester.
A new suedes; machine factory to employ
WO bands is being organized in Hamilton.
The Royal T'emplers of Temperance heve
raised their insurance to $3,000, an increase.
ef
Julie Roberts, the Kingston druegist,who
Med recently, leaves an estate of aver half
a million.
James Dennis was suffocated by sulphur
fames in a natural gas well at Caledonia,
yesterday.
Peterboro' iaas voted down the $40,000
by-law to provide funds for output and
main sewers.
The annual meeting ef the Domeniotatellie
ance will be held in eNlontreal, commencing
September 22nd.
The majority in favor of prohibition in
the recent, plebiscite in Montreal is returned
at fourteen thousand.
Charles Ockerman died from injuries re-
ceived in a, fire at the Witulsor Hotel, Belle-
ville, en the 27th ult.
Reve Canon O'Meara, of Wiunipeg, is
spoken of as the next rector of the Church
of the Ascension, Hamilton.
Tito body of Matthew Milco, of Kingston,
has been found hi the bush near Lake Dore,
He has been 111i8Sing a mantle
John Green, a telegrapher, is in jell in
Buffalo on a charge of bigamy. He is saki
to have several WINOS in Canada.
The Lindsay Lumber Company's mill at
Mamma was destroyed by becittning itt
Wednesday's storm. Loes, Se0,000.
:1/41 W. IL Ruby, one of the best kuown
and. most highly esteemed residents of Port
Eight, was drowned on Mouday night.
Harry Brothers, of Woodbridge, employ-
ed on the steamer Macassa, fell overboard
at the Harailtou mime and was drowned.
Mr. Alexander LelV3011, editor of The
Yarmouth, NeS,, Herald, has iustentered
upon his sixtecutit year of newspaper
work,
A Victoria, B,C., despatele says that the
surveys for the route of the Canadian
Western railway will be commeueed next
week.
Hon. Edward Blake sails for Canada on
the Parisian next Thursday. IIe spoke for
nllriig.htMorley tereweastlenn-Tyne Monday
The M. C. R. station at Antherstburg was
destroyed by fire early on Saturday morn-
ing. Supposed CallS0ineendiari,sin ; loss
$5,000.
The Montreal Street Railway Company
have granted an increase in wages of 25 per
cent. to the conductors and drivers in their
employ.
Andrew Tweedie, a well.known Mont-
realer, was knocked down the hold, of one
of the .Allan littera; and died at the General
Hospital.
Mr. Hugh Nelson, Lieutenant -Governor
of British. Columbia, has forwarded to
Kingston $50 towards the . Macdonald im-
mortal fund.
A movement is on foot in Kingston to
raise $25,000 for the purpose of malting an
exhibit pertainingdo the Thoueand Islam&
l'tdik.htriesivItrto"Tite-al was chaaiged fa the
Hamilton Police Court, with Tierney in con-
nection. with etatpmente made when taking
out a frierrnige license,
Mr. %ergo Duhamel, ex -Commissioner of
Crown Lands, Quebec, and founder of the
defend' Nationaliet party, died yesterday
at his residence in Montreal.
The riigh Court of Ontario, Independent
Order of Foresters, opened its annual net.
ing on Wednesday at Barrie. Nearly four
hundred delegates are in attendance.
The preparation of the Behring Sea case
by the State Department in 'Washington is
now nearly completed, and the papers will
soon be forwarded to Great Britain in ac-
cordence with the terms of the treaty.
The Manitoba Government's crop bulletin
for August gives 0 most promising account
of the state of the crops in the province.
The weather in July was specially favor-
able.
Mr. James Anderton, proprietor of the
Vairvietv brewery at Barrie' -was burned
while asleep inthe 'barn on hisfarm onalon-
day night. The barn was struck by light-
ning.
• Da Williaan II. Henderson, professor gi
cynical medicine in the Royal Medical col-
lege, Kingstoin died at an early hour Sunday
morning. Bright's disease was the cause of
death.he
T
bodies of Mrs. Currie and her daugh-
ter, who were drowned at Wiarton two
weeks ago, have been recovered. Those of
Mr. and. Mrs. Stevens have not yet been
found.
The thirty-eighth annual session of the
Grand Lodge of Ontario Independent Order
of Ocldfellows opened Wednesday in Wind-
sor. Between. five and six hundred delegates
are present.
Mr. James Connolly, of Wolfe Island,
while driving from Marysville to his borne,
was killed by the accidental discharge of a
gun, which slipped from the seat where he
had placeit. ,
Mr. john C. Chisholm, of the Depart-
ment of Justice, has resigned his position
and will enter the University of .Ottawa
next month to study for the Ronan Catho-
lic priesthood. •
The preliminary examination in the crim-
inal libel suit thstitntecl by M. C. Cameron
against 'W. F. Maclean, of the Toronto
World, was held last Wednesday in Ooder-
ich, and Mr. Maclean was committed for
trial. • •
The Eippewa timber limits of the estate
of the late David Moore, of Ottawa, com-
prising- eight berths, which cover an area of
fifty miles each, were sold by auction. The
eight berths were sold en bloc for $255,000
to the Moore Joint Stock Lumbering Com-
pany.
T_Tinted Canada, the Irish Cesholie weekly.
,in Ottneva, in its yesterday's issue, said :—
“Since our last issue, we beve bad the as-
senunee of those high in the Councils of the
State that the rights of tits Catholic min-
eerity in Manitoba will be protected..
In thio Montreal Superior CourtJurige De-
lorinner .granteil Dr. Peulicles a mandamus
against the Royal College of Physicians and
Surgeons, that body having refused to greet
him a license upon the payment of the us-
ual fee, although he had: quelified in France.
he judge saut that science knew ho coun-
y, and it was not in the publio interest,*
lace an obstacle in the way of young Cosa
ians studying abroad.
in my lite. I would advise every weakly 1sr
person so UPil this Ta `tumble and lovely grem-
edy A trial !mule will coniinee you.
Warranted by 0. Lutz Druggist wig 14
• •
Keep Ilinard's Linimentin the house.
Freneee Milfreci, a, Mieweari girI
941teCI.0.-q13.1?!,00-e.44.' vtirt"
'1?°17‘ tit Ott g •
espat 6111 ppayq, tjustrt4ty
4! totlital 1441040,10 XtgOug there for the
as a
The extreme beat in Kanenei ie temeitte,
eareiety autoteg main WW1 tIA to tha erweeget
of e e2ep.
It is announce that Frau Wegner will
not permit the ens duetion of Pursual at the
Chicago Fair,
South American Roman Catholics have
sent 10,000 lire to Rome for the Pio Nouo
monument fund.
Tan Heitlya election is to be protested by
his defeated opponent on the grounds of
priestly iutimidatien.
The French Government has decided to
ennex to Freece the islands of Aimee:A=
tind St. Paul's, in the Indian omen.
The American senthe Weuonah won the
yacht race at Gourock, Scotland, on Wed-
nesday with two miautes to spare.
Mrs. Clothilde Robineon, colored, has
just died in Detroit, Aged 100 years. Her
husbaud died some years ago at the age of
115.
At Denver, Mr. Hugh McCurdy, al
Comma. Miele, was elected grand master
of the Knhslits Templar of the United
States.
Prof,. Hall, of Washington, thinks it
probable that Mars, in addition to her two
moons, Dimes and Phobeus, 11.1S a third
satellite.
Governor Brown, of Ifaryland, hae ten -
tiered an official apology for the illegal 'ar-
rest of Dr. Georg, it member of the tieviee
Legation.
Anton Wolff, the Berlin banker who fail-
ed last year, was sentenced to ten yeare
imprieonment and loss of all civil rights for
five years.
Aa outbreak of phylloxera is reported in
the Min Croatian district of France, tile
viueyards af which are among the finest in
Champaigne,
The Inman Steamship Company is think-
ing of changing the port of arrivals and de,
pastures of its steamers from. Liverpool to
Southempton.
Helmieta, a New Jersey village, is alarmed
by the feat that 20 deaths beim taken place
there 'within a week from a diseaee that re-
aeinbles eholeras
It is stated that the Pope ltas resolved, to
appoint the recently- conseerated Bishop of
Westminster to the eardinalate at the emit.
est opportunity.
Lord Salishuhy has formally tendered the
resignation of himself and colleagues, anti
Mr. Gladstone has received the royal emu-
mands to form a ministry.
Dr. W. Seward Webb's Adiroudeek and
St. Lawrence Railroad will be acquired hy
the New York Central and. Hudson River
road within 30 or 00 days.
The Pope complains bitterly that the
Italian Government puts no owl, on the
enemies of the Church, and that he is more
a prisoner than ever before.
The Judges at the art exhibition in
Munich have awarded medals of the first
claw; to Mr. Whistler, the English artiet,
and Mr. Dwight, of Nitw Yorke
Mr. Gladatone will not go to Osborne, the
Queen having arranged to convey her cone
mends to inin to form a Ministry by Gen.
Ponsonby, her private secretary.
Tile Perry Flour Company is a gigentia
combiae incorporated at San Francisco to
control the milling interests of Oalifornie,
witheee ontput ef C10.0e01wwiel-aere ere'
eadwata tamer Ved,C011 nan 50 oner of
release from prison on condition 'that ha
would leave Trance forthwith never to
return. Mr. Deco u refused to accept the
offer.
Mr. Edward Blake has arranged for a
meeting of the two rivet Irish sections with
a view to reconcile their differences,
There is, however, little hope of an agree.
From 8,000 to 10,000 miners in the 'Win
ginia soft coal region show symptoms ol
restlessness, and may join in an effort to
compel the operators to sign the scale
m
Johann Singor, a Vienna clerk, in a fit
of despondency murdered the woman he
was hying with and her three childrsn
ebviimthsecifhercoal fumes, and will probably die
The no confidence motion in the Sells.
bury Govermnent was carried in the House
of Commons by 350 to 210, giving Mr. Glad-
stone the majority of 40 generally assigued
to him.
The ettpretne cashier of the Order of the
Iron Hall has petitioned for the appoint-
ment of a receiver, It is claimed that
them a,lhortage of $200,000 in the funds
of the order.
The Welsh members of Parliament have
decided to support the Irish Home Rule
bill provided Mr. Gladstone gives Welsh
Church disestablishment the next place on
the programme.
Minister Egan has agreed with Chili upon
a convention for the settlement of the unad.
justed claims of the United States against
Chili by means of a Claim Committee te
meet in 'Washington.
Startling news is to hand from Central
Africa, where the slave -trading Arabs are
in revolt against the whites, and the gravest
fears exist for the safety of all European
expeditions and missions.
Dr. BronardeI has completed. a report 011
the cholera, cases in Paris, in which he says
they were entirely due to drinking the pot.
lilted waters of the Seine, and there was
not a single case of imported cholera.
Edward de Cobain, who was expelled
from the British Parliament on the charge
of committing foul crimes at Belfast, Ire.
land, is in New York, and is creating a sens
sation es an exhorter at revival meetings.
It is ramored in Paris that Mgr. Stoner,
who is a representative of the aristocartie -
English Catholics 'at Rome, and a persona
grata with the Prince of Wales, will be
made a Cardinal at the coming consistory.'.
The Italian Minister -of Foreign Affeirs
has notified the Mayor of Genoa that King
Humbert and Queen Marguerite will arrive
there on September 7 for the purpose oi
taking part in the Columbus celebrations..
11 18 asserted in Pittsburg Pa thee the
police have discovered an Anarchist pIot to
assassinate H. C. Frick. Secretary Gregory
has been warned that he has only until the
15th lust, to live, and other officers of the
Carnigie mills have received threatenine
letters.
Though Mr. Herbert 'Gladstone declare*
that his father has fully recovered hie
health, and though the British Medical
Journal, on the authority of Sir Andress
Clarke, states that Mr. Gladstone is somati
in body and mind, a special cablegram says
that in the House on Thursday hp exhibited
signs of physical fatigue and mental., Writs.
bility that were scarcely indicative of
sound mind in the sound body.
••
Brief ,bt ews Items.
egThat 0, -0. Morrow, B. A., a mom
Outabe appointed alagolo notes In Ike
:Winnipeg -collegiate tIoiniani In pinei ol
I..., Langfold, toaigne4., __
" the airarifort ill "WrollriseiMTAa
GM more morally keap #abfkir blood pure
arld vigorous by the ase of Ayer's Sarsapar
ilia, aatnrally fair eon:minnow, would be
tbe rale instead of the exoeption, as at pre.
e erie Pore bleed is tee east beautifier.
A osnical obsoyer cif beaten uature says
that a woman will give 25 colts for a 50
out a.rtiwe that she duesn't went, and a
man will give 50 wiles for a 25 ;int artiele
that lel duos eeka.
There are four tittles as reeny words in
our laneueee as Onee ag e la the Fteneh.yet
O philologist estimates that the (Image of
new %wade fa our language goes en at the
rate of 100 annually-,
Ewer, J i ult t , ft (.1O blin Ill£Si. t4pAiti
appears to be the ere koest sidle:els in the
respect. Au oexIlitt en!. s that scarcely one
in twenty of watchwatos euffere hem e web
eyes.
Fear nen in every six use tobacco. A
medical man ua \Jenne aeserts that dtpli.
nutlet is iin imi as pr eralialt muting smoker;
£19 th0st. elm den) ,i... itiseh es the Lowry M.
tile N't ed.
All ettees of weitet anti lame be -k, back-
ache, eherinuit,sie. will find relief by wt at-
tn.; oue of Ca,tecr: Swart Weedand Balla -
donna Doekrebe Pia, tots. Prim) 25 cents.
Try them.
Joint le %Leh tee nee tam ellen eimaptit
ter, is eiedited whit breaking the tie rld'a
receol ler putting alee pound shot at W15t
SnpetiOr,Wis. His put was 51 feet i Well -
es. Ilia 22. pouted shot he put e6 feet 2e in,
width le bail an inh below .he xeeord,
More cane of sick headache. bilionness,
conetipation, eau be eurea in lees time,
with lees toedielue, alui (w less money, by
using Carter's Little Liver Pills, than by
any other meaus.
The cholera return from the whole of
Enda for the Ilth !net., thaw a large he
crease in ti e number of new easee es well
as iu the mortality. There were repotted
0,177 new easee and 5,6..00 deaths.
Ayer's Heir Vigor restoles color and vita-
lity to weak and gray liair. Tlirouge its
beating and eleanieg qualities, it preveute
theaccumulatian of dandruff and cures scalp
(Mmes. T:ue best Lair dresaiug ever made,
and by far the most economical,
A. special cable from louden says the
(baud Trune board et1110111#003 a kbvideud
nfourm117 past balf year 00 tbe guarauteeed
stock at tint rate of ei per ceut, per an -
WHAT STRONGER PROOF. --Is need-
ed of the merit of Mae Sarsaparilla than
the hundrede of letters oaten:01y comiug
in Millie of teats -ellen cures it ilea effected
after al: other rt amdiee bave tailed? Truly
Hood's Swam ilia poaseesea peculiar our•
ative power uuenown to other rowdier.
Hood's' Pille cure Consiiration by rotor.
ing the peristaltic ;actual of tile alimentary
°anal. They ate the best family eathai tie.
rO
se
ariedisin Pat.10e 'Odle SY aro pony earn.
Inge from ..ug] to Atm. 7, 1892; 1891,
e$2451,00,0000.0; 1891, 6391,000; increase for 1892,
EfElt LADESIIIP.-.Personages of high
rank en Englaud are patrons of a meat
remedy. Bridgefoot boom, lver, Bucks,
Eng, "Lady Edwards has sufferen hem
rheumatism for several years espeoiall • In
never tee without 4 bottle,"
tete kneksee She was persuaded to bur as
Nets:WW2' 'eft aittltitiefibt#VIRMI; ,W
Tho relief is nob. that Lady Edwards4will
Zt Mr. Edward Blake, hes determined to
sail for Canada by the Persian, on Time.
day next Before departing, however, lie
has promised to speak for elet Morley at
Neweastle-onTyue. It will be Mr. Bialie's
first acquaintance with a popular Eugnsh
anemibl7x.
Tho eperince of the manufacturers of
the Mottle Navy tobacco is a valuable lea
son in political economy, Previous to their
contractual:1g that breed, the :tobacco nude
of the finest Virpeeia leaf, was always held
at fancy prices, and put up in Boma fancy
style of manufacture. It was thought that
only the deli would buy snob tobacco, aml
at the old prices none but the rieh could buy
it. The makers of the Myrtle Navy rent: -
ed to snip the reanufactute of the tobacco
of all iie fancy wets and put their profit at
so low a rate that no competitor could pee-
eibly endereell them at tbe same quality of
article. Front tha very first, until now,
their rine of profit bits been so uniform per-
centage upon the cost. It is their enormous
sales vrItioh make their low rate of profit a
satisfactory ono in the aggregate, and aleo
gives them it Erin Iola in the Markelt Their
emcees is an excllent leseon for manufactur-
ers to study over.
They make ono feel as though life was
weeth living. Take one of Carter's Little
Liver Pills, they are very mall; no bad ef-
fects; all troubles from torpid liver are re-
lieved by its use. .
anadian
Pacific
HARVEST
EMECTX1ISX0INTS
FRONT ALL STATIONS INONTARIO
RETURN RATES TO
Hartney
Deloraine}0
Moosomin Q
-13inscarth
Moosejaw
Regina }
$30 00
Yorkt on
,Calgary
Prince
- I
Albert
Edmonton S40
To leave all points in the Province of Ontari(01o
.August 16 Return uttiql2°ctob'r lf,
August 23
ntil IteturnuV
4. e ' ,
P eturn Until Octob'r 23,
3892--
Sep um7 ,w, r -, v.. bre,
Parties ticketing from other points should
92—
arrange tdarrive at Toronto it time to connect
with the 11,20 p. m. train on above dates.
For full information apply to any tioket eat.
of the Canadian Pacific: RailwaY.
a -11-4t W. J. CARLING , Agent, Exeter,
ADS UPI
EY FRONT!
••,.., P
' Those who can't smile in the face of
adversity will nob know how to laugh
when they meat the wave of prosperity.
A littlef both will make better citizens
of us, ai, d will keep us in our place.
notwitle tending the dearth in customers ,
durinwe le busy harvest time. A great
neanergeods have been sold by us, small
eiercluees holp to make up the grand,
eta]. ; decidedlynve like the larger sales
especially when the money ia held up
to our rimy and we get hold of it. Bars
gains have been sought after by our
g custoners, some come too late for cer-
; tain lities,but don't get excited,ib ntekes
' the hairt pump faster, the temperaVre
e riee higher. Keep calm, and, you'll 'fin
g better able to keel) cool—don't ferment.
The sau rises in the east, because the
yeast makes everything rise in which it
is put, and the hest made is f,Tho Royal
Yeast, and we sell it, A pretty story
'Aeneas the ear, fastens the eye, and.
;zone -times it Hales, but evluit is there
so sgaw as firstadass pieltles,and the last
artieleyou can get in quality first-class
at ,i, I'. Clarke's for MC 8, gallon, Not
until very recently have we kept a 250
tea, nud we have taken great trouble to
get vho best obtainable. Our customers
elll for it, pronounce it good, and call
again. More to hand this week.
Yuurs faithfully,
..T. P. (MA:7MM
P. Se—First.clase Butter and Eggs
wanted, The higheet price will..be
given.
Liziie Borden was arrestal charged with
complicity in the murder of her father and
eteinnother at Vale River,
Lewd Chief Justice Coleridge is alien to
rcigtl 131.; otri,T, mid Sir Cleirlee itki,eell is
-legion, of ILI his StPx,":,,ir.
The Prohibition Commission heard evi-
etence film prominent Citizens iu different
walks of life at St. John, N. D. Z‘lost, of
the wituessee thouglit a Prohibitory law
etel net be maenad, wleile some thought
the wintry was not ripe for prohibition.
„
\
Clifford .731401C1ItC85
A Boston Boy's Eyesight
Saved—Perhaps His Life
By Hood's Sarsaparilla—BloOd.
Pot-
soned by Canker.
neael the following from a grateful mother:
"My little boy had Scarlet Fever when 4 years
old, and it left him very weak and with blood
poisoned ivith canker. Ms eyes became
so inflamed Undies sufferings were intense, and
for seven weeks he •
Could Not Open His Eyes.
1 took him twice during that time to the Eye
and Ear Infirmary on Charles street, but their'
remedies failed to do bim the faintest shadow -
of good.. I commenced giving hiM Hood's
Sarsaparilla and it soon cured him. I have
never doubted that it saved his sight, even
if not his very life. You may use this tes-
timonial in any way you choose. I am always
ready to sound the praise of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
because of the wonderful good it did my sem"
w. BLACKMAN, 2888 Washingtonn• St,
Boston, Mass. Get nobirse...:'
HOOD'S PILLS are hand made, and are per -
feet in composition, proportion and appeartulce.
0 450 Miles of Railway (4
Passes Given Away
th FREE Each Month.
The above rebus is the name a aperfnme. In order
to introduce to the public our POCKET PEREUME
WAFERS we will give in prizes the above number
of miles of railway passes each month, to be distri.
buted as folloWs: To the first person sending us the
correct answer to the above rebus will be given a
EWE HUNDBED-IILE PASS on any railway in
Canada, or the Dnited states; to the second will be
given a TWO HUNDRED AND PIPTY-MILE PASS,
and to the third will be Oven a ONE HUNDRED-.
'MILE PASS, and a daily He of a, ONE RITNDPSD.
1YEILE PASS will be given to the first person WhoSe•
letter 18 received and welted by us containing cor-
toot answer. All of the aboveprisee, or their ecui-
vaient in cash, to be given without partiality and
bona fide. our esocacaw PERFUME w.APERS are •
the choicest, most desirable and durable perfume
ever introduced, being made of the best a perfume,
of the size Of a small coin they are not cumbersome
in the pocket, and each wafer will impart a delicate
oder for from four to six weeks sufacient to perfume
ones clothing. The wafers are put np in boxes of
one-haif dozert each, thus each,box will last from s
to nine months. Each person ansvvering.above reb
must enclose 30 cents in silver (or ten three.ce
Canadian or fifteen two -cent 'United States POS
stamps) for one box of our POCKET PER
WAmits, which will be sent, postpaid, upon re
of tomb. In addition to the above a hirge nunt
SPECIAL _MIKES OP VALUE will be aw
Address :•430E_LIOTROPE PERF1JME
32() rOngiiitIOreet, Toronto, Van
(MertilikkuisAapey.)