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DENTISTS,
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side Main Street,Exoter.
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Ontario: Physician, Surgeon and Aocouch-
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THE
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While all our
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delicacies.
,seat delivered
.town.
LEADING
MARKET.
and the clioisest
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cuts'of neat
a specialty
to all parts
cuts
are the
of meat
of the
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arm contains
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tea concession,
to
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d a very
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as,
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Mrs. C. R. VanEgmond
her -farm in Edmnndville,
Colbert for $3,000,°
50 acres.
Tp: Mr: P. Cole,
had a ewe which
a lamb that weighed.
of birth. ` This is
large Iamb.
of
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onsider;
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of
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y
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it
"I have taken-
v Ayer's Pi13s for 30
years, and I consider them the best
made, Ono pill does me more good
than half a box of any other kind I
have ever tried." -
Mrs N. E. TALBOT,
March 80,1809. Arrington, Pians.
A. St. Magloire, Que., farmer stated
that during the recent storm' upwards -
of a
pwards•of'e hundred deer, whose escape was
made almost impossible by the depth
of the snow, were shot and stabbed in
the south parishes,
Leeming, Miles & Co's wholesale
drug house 'a it Montreal was burned
and Hudon:Hebert & Co's.,- premises
badly damaged. The loss will be sev-
eral hundred thousands of dollars.
Fireman Amedee Dumont Ives killed
during the flre.
Fire cut an ugly,caper at :Southam
& Co.'s printing and lithographing. es-
tablishment Sunday morning. The
stock room was practically cleaned lip
by the destructive element, and it is
expected that $6,000 or $7,000 will not
be more than sufficient to cover the
loss. There is ample insurance.
A very decisive defeat was ini3ct-•ed
by Babington's force on Delarey's 1:5-
00 Boers pear Ventersdorp. The Boers
reirguitrd was driven in and their con-
voy and guns captured. Two 15 poun-
ders,; one ponapou3, six maxims, 110
prisoners and a lot of ammunition rind•
toms were captured •
p ed by the British:
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There are others ;' why
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[t's nearly Mao years old; it is
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sed by intelligent people al
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Y physicians sicians all over the
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Chemists''
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OC. and I: '. 11� rl1 1StS'
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tJ FRlllll{Nle true.
i0 what it had cost the owners: 11
Y would not be a just lazing to de-
' 'duct ;the, sudsidy then; whereas,_ 1f
the property had increased in value
it would be a very proper tiling to
Sir Wilfrid Laurier Is Apparently deduet the bonus. He could not
Swinging Round to the idea. favor the'latte1 par' 1' of the amend-
Xnent for this reason, Ile entire
favored theftrst part,
Not Prepared 10 Adopt tido Principle To- Dr, Sproule regarded as a pre-
cede
day', But Admits That the Time MAYrlt for expropriation the British
EXETER, MARKETS.
(Changed every Wedr<asday)
Wearout per bushel 02 to t,8
Flour icor cwt 1.85 to 9,00
Barley 38 to 42
Oats 28 to SO
Pelts GO to 00
,titter 14 6;o 15
1.Y
i'jgga 11
Cornu When "We May Do What Has sudsidy System to eteainboat5,
Mr. Bicllardson then ointed. out
Hoon Dono in other,; Couutaes"— that a., precedent for z tlwa . ex ro-
y. P
Dobato ,on the Propose, Toronto -Col-. nr'iatioti iS provided in fen Imperial
lingwooct Air Lino Railway. klct of x8d.d,
Hon. J. Sutherland opposed the
Ottawa, ' March 26:—Sir Wilfrid amendment as providing special re-
Laurier is being • rapidly converted strictions for this, company,
i
any,
to the principle ;of 'Government own- Mr. It. L. Borden would vote
ership of railways. The zeal of the against bit amendment
convert is' so strong in him thin t unless that
g he latter . .Bart was luociiIled by such
rose ilz the blouse yesterday, and at- words as the following: "But such
tested the progress thus far of life subsidy shall not be deducted except
wards the close
political regeneration. It was to- to the extent' which the value• of the
of a spirited debate undertaking is in excess of the cost,
on the question_ of expropriating the 'together with a reasonable allow
proposed Toronto-Collingwood Air ,. ance for interest on such cost."
Line, when the supporters of the bill The l'renrier"s Views.
were getting decidedly the worst of • Sir Wilfrid Laurier, on general
the argument. principles, was in favor of
support -
First feadln s. -ing the "reportofthe Railway Com -
To amend- the Inland Waters' Sea- niittee unless it conk' bo shown that
men's Act—Sir Loufs 'Davies, some gloss error had been corn nit
Respecting Enquiries and Investig'a- ` .ted, I3e thought if a beginning ere
tions into ShippingCasualties--Sir' to be made in w
' legislating on the.
Louis Davies, lines of the amendment, it should be
To amend the Railway Act, bill Dulyafter the fullest consideration.
containing a clause empowering the He said
insertion in every railway charter of This• Parliament has the right. a•t
a"provision for- expropriation—Mr. expropriate railway
•:i,nS� tiirie ' to ex
Richardson: 1 property, even the C. P, R. I think
A return containing the new inin-, n1y lion. friend from East York will
ing regulations in • the Yukon ' was agree with me that ' we have an un
tabled. doubted right to do so, and we earl
Questions and Answers.
lIon. An'. Patterson, in reply to
Mr, Clancy, said:
do so to -morrow.: I do not know
but the time may come which my
hon• friend from East York is sigh
Ike quantity of unclaimed or un- ing for, when we should have all the
hulled rice, or "paddy '' imported railways of this country under our
from Great Britain and entered for jurisdiction, that we should have the
consumption in Canada. in 1900 am_ ;. ownership of them, I am not pre=
minted to 10,675,075 pounds, vial- pared to adopt this principle to -day,
ued at 413'2,221, of which amount but 101110 time we may come to this
conclusion. We may do what has
10,609,779 pounds, valued at $131,-
450; were returned at preferential . been clone in other countries. But if
tariff rates: It was chiefly grown in : that time ever came, this Parliament
British India. would •have to consider the clauses:
Mr. Sutherland gave the following of expropriation, a.nci what -rule 01
figures in answer to a question by - expropriation should be followed.
11Ir. Wilson: In the present case he agreed. with
the z argument
The sum of 453,81, was paid the
e ent that the arnendment
would
Doulchobors by way of bonus, $32,-
apply special conditions to
008 of which was banded over to one hill of a private company.
the committee in Winnipeg, Ihe, ba1- Word "National" to Be Dropped.
ance being: expended, in lirovisiozis, After stating' his total disa •roe
'Phe rate .was if;l per'head. Nothing
silent 1i'fth the' Premier's view ¢hat
was loaned to them, but $20,000 was the Railway Committee does the
paid for supplies, liens being taken whole thing, leaving practically no-
on their lands. thing to the House Mr. Maclean,
Hon. rBlair"' � sale . Sir . ,
M informed Dir. . .L+ _ P. d. z expect ui � 1
1Z ifiYds
Clarke that no labor clause had been : statement on the expropriation of
inserted in the contract' for the 20 railways, I am glad to have heard
locomotives given by the Government this confession of the -hon..gentle-.
to the Kingston -Locomotive !Yorks, man with regard to Government own
Replying to a' long question by Mr, ership, and 1 say we could never
Lariviere, Mr. Fisher said the •Cloy • have had: that confession but for the
eminent is -considering the matter of discussion 'Which, has taken place in
Canadian horses for the army.. this House. (Ilear, h.Apro
Mr, Jennett wase informed that "Reil- ,gross that we envy snakeear.) can onlyll be`
liam` Stubbs, former representative of by the kind of discussion we had,:
Cardweljhad been appointed official here zvi' x, the ;House went into com-
veterinary to the Department , of Ag- Mittee 'on the •Air' Line bill,. the 'style
riculture in regard to tuberculosis, of which is to incorporate the. Can
at a salary of $1,200, and that W. ada National Railway and Transit
E. O'Brien of Shanty Bay had been "Company.
appointed Commissioner to the Gl•as- Mr. W. F. Maclean objected to the
gow Exhibition, at a salary of 42, word "National" ational" in the title. That
500, living expenses of $5 a day and word should, he said, be reserved for
traveling allowance. the Government road. The Intercol-
To. Expropriate the Road. onial is the National. Railway of
Canadt%
Mr. E. F. Clarke moved• that His and that road only should'
Majesty shall have the right at•ling have such an appellation
time to expropriate the proposed` To-
to
fir G. Blair saw no objection
to str'k
i in
ou
r nt - t the word,
0 o C• lain S o d '
O w if
g cod Air -Line, and there
that on the taking over of the same, was a feeling in the House about it.
the Lmount of any bonus granted to•Hon. J. Sutherland said the third
reading
was
the ..,ir
th roadg' proper "
etime
shallI P for be deduct r ma
deducted
the
price: Mr. Clarke stated that ing the alteration in the the It was ,•agreed to omit thetitle.word
road is not intended to serve any lo-
cal purpose, at the third reading sta•ge,
Hon. Mr. Blair: replied that the Mr, Gourley compared ' the railway
clause proposed by Mr. Clarice bad development of Australia and Can -
been very `thoroughly threshed out ada, and brought down the House by
an allusion to "Little Canadians.
before the Railway 'Committee. lie,
as Minister of Railways, ' had' sub- He believed Canada to be only in
nlitted _to the committee, an .amend_ the initial stage of its railway de-
ment identical with the proposal : of. °elopment, and if this bill were go
Mr. Clarke, but it did .not find favor ing to 'affect in'. anyway the grain
with the committee: The incorpora-
tion
transportation problem it•was of the
tion of the clause could not possibly utmost importance that the amend
•
mitigate against .the'�sizccess of the i went should be passed.
undertaking, as "Parliarilent wouldP,oth A'mondments rejected. •-
always have - the "'right to expro-'I , Col. Sam Hughes' amendment to'
priate. The committee "should'; eon- the amendment was lest, only three
eider whether the' deciding of the standing up for it. '
bonus was :a proper condition to an- i The amendment wad also declared
,nex to the charter.:. He was in favor lost 'on a division,
of the amendment, and he could not ' The committee then rose,
see how it would harm anybody. The third reading of the bill then
Col; Sam Hughes spoke in favor of and there was:' objected to by Messrs.
Midland
as compared
Ma.cle ,
with the an
pert; t and
c E.
I Clarke, e
It was
of Collingwood. He gloved as an allowed 16 standover till the change
amendment that, should the Govern- in the title was offered the House.
ment take over the road, r the, bonus- :After , recess, these gentlemen dis-
es voted by any municipality should cussed the miltual,.preference rc'solu-
be paid back to the. municipality.' : tion . of the leader of the Oppdsition:
Why So Much Money Spent? • iitessrs, Scott •(Assinlboia'Lan-
W. F. Maclean was ladcaster, Hughes (Icing's, P.Ifl.L.
g the: Minis- g ),
ter of Railways had'given his sup- Minis -
Richardson (Lienar j, and Robinson
port to the amendment` proposed by
(West Elgin).
the member for West Toronto. But, Mr. Richardson- (Lisgarf, the Most
he understood that the: Mini -ter I',of Independent of the .liberals in the
House,s
Railways did not think much of thepeaking more in sorrow
undertaking at all. :The clovernlltent than in anger, gave the Government
was acting unwisely in letting this,a sore overhauling; Ire recalled the.
charter fall into the hands of a ` it i- days when he Yearned all his' High
I principles at: Sir Wilfrid Laurier's
vate company. The Government
should take over the G. T. R, be-' knee, Ile''had sat at the :feet of
tween Torontoand the Georgian" Oav diel -and 'where was he now?
Bay, and extend • the' road to .Sud- The house adjourned at midnight.
bury, where . it would connect with
the Ontario system of railways. This POLITICAL POINTERS.
could probably be done for the ail-
ount of the subsidies this ;company The official return of the result of
would receive: Be .thought the muni- the':: bye -election in,. North Bruce was
cipalities should be allowed to make made by the returning 'officer at. Tara
their own bargains: on Saturday, James ilalliday, coria
Mr. Calvert argued that the amend- servative, was officially declared
merit would interfere with the ;sue- elected by a majority of 11.
cess of the bonds
Col. Tisdale favored the charter, NOWSpaPOIr nen on Strike.
but did not think the road one ,en- Columbris, Ohio. March 26.-T
titled" tea subsidy: he
entire local: Staff ".employed on The
Mr•, 13. M. Britton disapproved the Press -Post struck yesterday,
amendment. 5 d ' .The
• proprietor of file paper had :been
(`ousee tiv
Leader's v e L
a o s views.
- givetl until 9 o'clock to sign. the
Mr, 11. L. Borden—You mast begin scale of the newly-forcnecl N'es's
g �
some Hine orother with a, :p1.OviS7.on "1Vriters' ASSoClati0n, but railed to do.
of this kind, There \V0uld be just'90
i
the same Objection to FL general law,
and theta can. be 010 in nstice in be- A Guilty :Ne.Tro Hanged,
with ginning' 11t1r.this company. As to I?tiltinli>r•e;:11id.. 141 rc
a IL
y
• ti,
tit"'d "'rli'Ic u
the Z. t i of fairbonus,.
,. "i ''
t:Vir. . Dor- Rir7, 1i ge'e's a °19 C cara.' >f a ,p,estclda} found ,
Glen thought: while' in seine cases it yc.._ • nous
guilty or tetunioirs
1vor1ld, be proper to do 5O, tin others assault upon Mrs, Barbaro, Green
,t.n
it (voalld , ,1101,.. :4 JppclS0 (11,11 ;'hrt0- and; sentencedp s
t.o he liatl,;.,d,h•k
,00
1 , tj, its, tlit;time- of its t;reinE, ex- confessed on the .'witness ,stand .to
kr•opr1i1•toll, 1116 on -1r S,9rth: 1J.alf '.1 9o'(age Committed;tae erhLe..
^lay porton. ,.:,n.,... 75 to 8o0
Dried,A,pples pet
Curlieys .• . .. . ... to 9
Chicken .,. , 5c, lb.
910 11... .7
Geese,:.
45
C n oth.v - ,, ., , ,:rn...,i 25 to 1.4 10 50
01ovev ,450 to 523
Wook;,. 15 to 1.fi
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A MURDER IN 0 -ALT,
Galt; March 20. -What looks like a
case of di bollc ti murder came to light
here about 10 o'clock this morning;
Mrs. Cowan,elict
, of WuY. Cowan, who
since the death of her busbanl, about
five years ago, had been livid, alone,
leas found dead in a one-story flume
house on Pollock avenue, which she
had been occupying for the pest two or
three'yerrs, elude which, th several
otherhouses, h sex, tom ether with other ro-
P
e •
t of
consla
z er<
Lble value, •i
y e had -
p keen
left her her husband, The body was
srtting in cliaie,with the head thrown
back, the niouth wide open and the
forehead covered wich'blood. Tbe con-
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on-dltionof the body and the blood-spilt-
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an was about Go years of age, ; An in-
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NOTI
We areconstant1Y z
,cerin
g
new
goods and it is a pleasure for us to
show them to you. _
Our Pianos and Ol;gn.ns are the
most beautiful in
tone and appearance
earan
C>
that money can buy.
We also .. showViolins, .V furs, CTutars,
Mandolins, Mouth Organs, Methodist
Hymn andSundaySchool Books, also
Presbyterian Books of praise.
Sewing Machines and Repairs al-
ways in stock.'
Sheet Prinsic of all Kinds.
GALL AND SEE US.
S. MARTIN
OUR
$EW 'PREJJIISES,
We have moved into our new pre-
mises opposite the Central Hotel and
are now open for business. Our pre-
mises are modern and we give you,
modern and up-to-date goods and
made in the most modern • style. •
We Personally ... .
:.:Cut Every Garment
That's made up at this establishment
—asell as fit t Yt—and look after
all the details. This is only one
reason why our prices are model..
' ate.
Gent's Fur1ishings
Oonie and see us in our new plane
of business and examine our stock of
Gent's Furnishings.,
Bert. Kn gat.
RBI-CiCS
REPAIRING
1f you want; your,
Repairing
well, done
ge toRi;1[c s Watches,, Cleok
s
and jewelry a specialty.
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Marriage Licenses iss Ledand
LVVedr
d ti $'Ih,iu)rs allvays on hand.
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