Exeter Advocate, 1903-3-5, Page 4Ozder
Chas. H. Sanders editor and Prop
WIWItSPAA's 5, 1903
Varila
HAPPILY Wet% -A. very petty and
Interesting event toek plaee on ‘'.nue.s-
4:ey. Feb. 2Ith., at the henee a the
revide's paremte Mr. and Mrs. Jelin
lohneten, of tine Beverele road. near
here, wheu tbeir ouly daughter, :.‘lise
Serah beeanie the Wet. ele
rhouris 'M. Johnston, of the Nile.
Wile groom tkilati. Etle stand under -
heenleeineen- ;5.-c:a ,is, -,•:4 -os;
1g t
ht.
•;rin.D.T g.tVi.. liter Away,
dee sweer entente z ite na web
A -4 '1%;t$ Pt: MatY Erin)
e -ewe. 3.';.•la,,•ViLlt,," the ateeeeette„ ee the
tetiee teeet ;eye ie .= eel:, deo, greeni.
tied ie. -
eine Bev. R. A. Milner et Ingle noon.
The bride nanet thermiug, zt-
tired in white otteettlitt, trinamee with
neetlellions Of lace, weeding, a bee:aline
;eat At and nerrying lenennet of
white enenetieue, She was itteseeted by
Zen Le Johnetenestjot the
enetain, view wee eimilerlly attired. reed
Masi- Ethen Beattie, of Seaforth, most
heentifedly attired in white silk. ear-
elen the a ing a 111111di-Nalleb,
Ate41 hibile ;Mid P41,4740'4 the duties of
mead of bream lin u. wet. ebng
4.441334,01r. The greeatt was ,elety, sap.
Theeted by J. Wellington Johnston.
brother of the bride. The brithee tea -
veiling dress 'n'itt3 Moe eloth
with waist of eream broinieled :elk and
hmtehed Worm tritunatel with ap.
Olique lace. The preseats were Immo
erons aral eostly aud show the high es
teenin whieh the bride is held.
Among them were a, eosteb and held,
:Unit •allt presented by iser permits
end v. piano Iftemi leer brother. The
nrtam :deo preeented the bade. b; ides.
Zit #E#11 and lite.441 ,4 with hillittl•
3-ptn" a few berate
SZ1V:3t 741 WAWA.; and SOPialt chat
1;'•
Y.: • neewu
aLl#4#- W
zurz.Z rt,r,r
DifiXOND: -DYES.
,.:ke ..flotne ..'Dyeing ..Easy. ar
.Pleasant
The most. wonderful helpers ILL the
benne to ecorennie:11 elressmg are the
Diamond Dyes. Thee- are tio easy to
iaSt. that Orel) CAM dyi arieh
#tral perfeet color Switli tbein, Diet.
ationd Dye* tualee failed awl dingy
$kirts, Mouses., (ewes, eeekete.
ee fee I.ires, enstains and draperies
look like new. In the Diamond Dves
there are speelat (lame for dyeing all
eetteti and mixed goeile and seeeial
tiyes Ate peepateel for coloring all
al getels. EitC11 color of the Dia-
mond Dyes is guaranteed to give roll
eatiefaction when ;wed acemelleg to
direetioes. Have yon received our
tiketv Dye Book, sheets of designs for
Hooked Mats and Rage, and our dyed
Moth s:iimplet-10 If not, send your neene
and address tin n Postal Card to The
Wells ez Riehatelson Co., Lted, 203
tdoimtaitt S. Montreal, P. Qt, end
you will ,get them r&.!. of cost,
liuUett
Mr. jantes Snell bee rented the far
his brother, Wilitiern. on the grave
for a term of two ,yeare1 and will
fell peseeetiell Aped 1st.. -31e. W.
Killough. who recentty inoved,
the Sanderson farm on the gravel road
hes rented le to his neighbor, M. John
Oarrett, and held an unreserved sale
OU Sat iirdity. He and his fether have
letoght oet Mr. A. Cottlee planing Will
at Exeter. nu4 purposes moving there --
to„ -Mr. Henry WiliNellt lutepurcluteed
he Inietterit farm of M. SVu Snell,
payiug therefore 87.3'O. --The inny
ievele 0 Mt. Henry Allep "milt be
plettsed to learn that he is recovering.
from his reeent jUne Samuel
Torrence. 0 ManitobaIs visfting e-
t:veit end friend-, in and Vtitialni.) bit*
1"13.-Mt."4• sMiNS hi.45 reVidianea
hs reeent e.
31;mily
tolten&4unitwhit Ion a her
11e' thL
tttglAMOrwt of the Mole.
ehtn ;ht Ienoleelearte Mies' R.,
paursie The piteentratiou
at ter weepy...Sewed with
1& iv Wen „Melee, while
R. Ned 73. evetreer, ete eet, Nee, etettedeetteete. men.a very Mang
„ .11;gige7inet"4. ;atidreee. ln whieh he noted thefailliftil
nintne renew e e•eeielienel eerviee ehe bed :tendered douritig the
own for :a. few ti ity-i aware; trent two yetire she had bele the paeltion.
11-^Melmo. taf 0,nig4 ,d.a# 4,144,14pm Ilme gee egteeent
to teh. 'doe eieiting pool -he t itteatirenlinfee dii..tatim she had
-See ewe eteetdo. Iva Ito,: wetqc fee found, neeeetary to reeign; in omelet-
ittatlitP.V. where he 1148 iteeethed -ki»i n bile tendering her the Lest wish-
414-7411C't N°1104711 r4"41'1,1% "It Hen 44111, es of the eangregetion, uskeil her to
novelle the gift Ain at meek of ebteent
front them Witctle. In At Wier feel-
ing reply, oliss Carter thanked them
heartily for the kindnece and good
wishes that had thus been eutended to
her.
ewe: et few deye in town Lost week. -
%Lei Mies Mary
i . &4 Weedetoek„
ge the gneet of Mre. W. J. Brannon). -
Mr. Tent Norton. of S. Catharines.
1445 ; town 134 13el4 An.
tiAA reFiigned hie oodtiell 'with
Me. j. Sehmelt. Mr, HMO' Noll sue-
eteed,snn. Weseey Neil is itterning
ate lethinel with :qr. 0. Wobleof it
A f ter belie; wit limit the 'eke -
Mg! light Zee row weete , they te ed
ene ageha NVetbee,day evening.- Mies
'nee and .7kIts :41'.17.#•11noy ;ilk ended the
7.titli ;mar.: #neftitilics t 'Du o and in -
1C“ tillrhr-t the weeleettee. John
itul-
. of lelettsvilleis speeding a, few
ben:with friend -3 in t hie vielniteeliee fag
Ewen vet:eh:rated and unable to attend
ere hie duties as bakeree-Mr. F. 13. Holt -
"eke, Mane:zee of the Merehentst Bank
het" moved his family told household
meets to (Aiwa lest week. and :we ino
envitying the lemee reeently %molted
e1r. Ca mill tell. Prior to lettving
ellaireingt Mrsellolt by were pleasantly
eeteet lined iind welt', made the m4te-
rna'••14 t WO leetatiful presentee :Mr.
lit:elle. eeeiv ing a gold headed cane
end an illuminated address and Mrs.
gulthy a bandsome enntialabra chow -
tate yet iota eilver mounted mirror cen-
2.1/14•4•,!,.—On Sunday last the Rev.
'Williatns.31. A. occupied the
lbe
eenleit in tlioly Trinity church,
pretehing th.annual Missionary ser -
mime. The Rev. gentlemen is a very
lever ;old eloquent speaker and his
seeteons were interesting: and instruc-
eive and Wer.'. received. -Daring
lent special seniors will be beld each
Weilneeday evening in the Holy Ten-
Ehurch. Some sped preachers
'neve been secured for these services.
Granton
Mrs. Charles Westman spent a few
deys in London during the week. -
Miss Mildred Squire, of Toronto, is
home for a. few days owing to the ill -
mess of her mother. -Miss Gilpin at-
tended tL,. nsillinery .openings at To-
ronto thie week. -Miss Gereie Down -
nag, of St. Marys, was the guest of
Mies Olive ienster for a few days dnr-
the week. -Mr. A. Larkin has sold his
property to Mr. Wilk. Gowan and in-
tends leaving in a few days with his
&ray for the West. -Mr. John Moore
our popular tinsinith, has left our vin
Inge; end accepted a good position in
Edruenton, for which place he will
eeave for in a few days. -Rev. j. A.
Andereou, of Sirkton, occimied the
pulpit of the Methodiet church on Sun-
day, preaching two excellent serrnoue,
eat ehe Interests of theeeducational fund.
-.Little Clifton Langford, who had his
leg injured by being jammed and which
was quite painful: IS feeling better..—
he executors of the estate of William
Levitt, deceased, have sold his late
residence to Mr. James Langford, who
wilr take possession shortly.--Mr.Fred
'Arnold bas given up Mr. Carrie's farm
elite will leave in a few days for Mani-
toba. We wish Fred every success.
Pnesenereereyer.-A large number of
be friends and neighbors; assembled
at the home of Mr. end Mrs. Richard
Welden a few evenings ago, to bid
them adieu on the eve of their depar-
ture for their new home at Lauder,
Mane for which place they left on
Tuesday. After an impromptn -pro-
grana wits given on address was read
by Mr. Edwin McRoberts end two
nandsome cbairs, upholstered in crine
eon and myrtle green plush, were pre-
sented to Mr. and Mrs. Walden, end e
splendid beaver cap for Mester Harey.
After bountifal .refreshments and 11
delightful time was spent, all went
Nome feeling that it was indeed better
to give than to receive. Mr. and Mt.
Walden were taken greatly by sine
rise and heartily thanked theiv don -
nes for then, kind remembrances. We
are sorry to Jose such good neighbors,
nut we hope and trust that they en:1y
ne blessed .evith heal th ancl proepe rity
eu their new home.
Creattan
sr,V19,1r1' tfeniartv C41uo
4 r.Notim,y,
74 nee
Werett and dateehtere of Wine
n Pee Motti.. :40 ttIV ttilieStt4 of Mr. and
3 Telette Faliner.-31r. R. R. Wale
ker. our Machete has his ice all stored,
tieing put to a great deal of in-
enienee, owing to the soft weath-
er mad poor sleighing. ---31e. Geo. Hilt
bee left for Detroit Monday, Where be
has emceed a si1uattion.-31e. Nelsou
Beaver, of Morvistoet. is the guest of
his uncle, 31te Chris. BeaVen-MISs
litafiley, of Listowel, visited her uncle,
'eh% Chits. Hoffman, of Crediton East1
tee week. -Council meeting was held
ie the Town hall, Monday. leathinas-
tere, poiflt1kt'pt't' nsd fenteviewere
were appoint/A.-Mr. Frei Kerr is at-
tending the Briektnakerst Aesociation
it London this week. -Miss Albertina
Wuertit came from Detroit Tuesday
in order to wait upon her mother,Mrs.
N. Beaver, who is seriously ill. -Mr.
Jos. Beek, of Saltford was theguest of
Honey Eilber, 11.1.e.P., on Sunday. -
Mr. Ezra Fnist, our popular baker, is
indisposed. We trust ho will soon be
able to MMUS his duties in the bakery
line. Ilis brother. Mose, took his place
this week in the shop.-3iessrs. Fred
Young and Art.Zwitater spent Sunday
in London with friends. -Mr. Wm.
Greenlay has been engaged by Mr. It.
E. Walker to assist him as butcher
this coming season. -Mr. 0.11. Sande's,
of the Exeter ADVOCATE, was in the
village Friday. -Most of our citizens
are busy sawing and splitting their
wood. Some claim to have records
but they do not care to give partica.
lars.-Mrs. W. S. Chisholm spent a
few days in Ingersoll last week.
AnnaVnesearn.-The sixth anniver-
sary of the Evangelical church, -will be
held in their handsome church next
Sunday, March &h. Rev. J. A. Schmitt,
of St. Jacobs, will be the speaker of
day. He will preach in the German
language both tnorning and evening,
while the reeirient pastor, Rev. Denim,
will speak in the English in the after-
noon. Special collections will be tak-
en at the respective services. All are
invited to attend,
0i:cr.-The cold hand of death has
egain entered our midst and has taken
away one of the oldest residents in the
Township, in the person of Mr. Rich.
Sims, who died at the residence of his
son, Mr. Frank Sims, on Monday last,
at the ripe old age of fie years. Mr.
Sims has been blind for several years,
but was able to .find his way around
the house and farreeuntil a few weeks
ago when he suddenly took a turn for
the worse. His rernams were interred
in the Fairfield cemetery on Wednes-
day, the Rev. Knowles officiating. He
leaves to mourn his lose, four sons and
one daughter, who have the sympathy
of the vicinity in this their sad be-
.
reayernent,
Kippe
Mr, John B. Dinsdale recently sold
to Mr. Thes.Berry, a fine nine -months'
oId filly; for which he received the
einig sum of $35. The colt was sired
by the Shire stallion, eBlaisdon Win
;hue," aud was a particularly fie aol
mal. It certainly pay's to raise gond
norses.--Tlie Methodist church in this
village has merle arrangernents for rSI5
tertainment on Friday evening next.
rhey have engaged Prof. J, B. Alc1Cay,
or Toronto, for this occasion, who is
highly spoken off. He will be assisted
IN a quartette from Exeter. Mr. Mc-
lety is nn old ki ppo n boy and no doubt
ii fiends will be plelsect to see and
ilear him.- We regret to 1/1213ti.011 that
I Mr, James 31111er, an old and macb re-!
- spected resident, is at. present in v# ry
poor health. At times lee suffers noieh '
pain from au old trouble, Whieh he least
b
ale:it:ye toilicteercrtiletnodisoNrintaltainoyr ilyiet:107;peeHdiNe.
eeeovery.-Messrs, David Cooper aria
in. Riley hose returned front the
Soo, where they have beec for scene
titne. Both look as if the people of
the nortl. were good to tben1,-air.,
Albert Taylor, of London, is spending
a few dayswitlt hi parents„ Mr. and
Mrs, Geo. Taylor ---Mr. and Mrs. ,J10$#
McFarlane, of Dalton, are paying a
pleasant visit at tieetiletene oe the tat -
tees parente. Me. and Mrs, Kele, sr.. Toronto lelarch 3—TIL xeselee
end other friende.- Mr. end Mrs. AZ; tions tbast yr,„2 submitted
C. Kyle and family left on Toesday
their bailie in the West.--Rev.at
the the foothcoraing Congress of Chapa-
ti:onion. Reeteite and Rev. F. E. berso Cogulterce °t. the Ent=
exchanged pulp&ts on Stuelay. pie; to be held in Montreal during
Rev, Hannon is a fluent, eloipient end Auguet bythe Canaeliep 31anufaeture
interesting speaker and alway. has a gr$ Associatiet4 were drawn no yes-
pneeney wieonieee-Anotber event rA•ot #717.:11..13 at erk942", 7,4 .1 c:111 Ikg1T. ee inaCdt:tol nt
good messago•A fee IIIS people.
in
whieh the reir SeX are deeply lnter. ."-;;I:T-2;Q"Zia7i.;-'4"."•.1;411-6^euTtel"Inm-iver-i
ested in took place On NVedneedav. it ttrty7 coneeeset of which three will
being the marrlitge of Me. Walter:Me-
Donald to Mies Ideiht lleLean, Ti" lag- :tee:Tent ,htletthee'ioeeet'4'-u'eecol aete; 44a;
teresting ceremeny withperfortrod by aii0=4.te;lar b7Teti to thq iforent
the Rev.31r.Meuenuan In the present e branctms et. ,tuc, as5ociatioa,
or large number .4°wilted- guest "1.' Tim reSelintiellA adopted YeeteedaY
the eontritetirtee Paleteties: The 1.4.41e; are more in number, end recom-
was becomingty attn.-vie in vete- dole-, =cod a$ tolltows
costume teed, pre,eented avert; pleas- ,rh4t 14 tr,w il4tg4-ests ,91 gee British ,
log ellPeturolteet After Yellleg e'an- Empire. and particularly in the inter -
pie bad been warmly congratulated ots of tiw tone, mea5nre4
the guea4i-epair.ed to thy, dining room should be adopted Nrbieb would direct
where it Vet'y inviting repast was spry. „„A „„„;_,,;„„, he„
ed. and lc) WhiCh all did ample jostler, c'";1401.7`es'atilt*e't
the
The bride is ono or onr very pop. trte.
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WHAT CANADA DESIRES.
MOM cALNAPJAZT _151.41,M.
FAkelet/ARRS' ASSWI4TTO=4.
Imperial Defence -Reciprocal Peeeere
entfad• Tilrift-Fees011409n4 For
CQs txrapire rc1aor
cemmerce.
Woe and much esteemed young ladiesmat the eeekees colonies eeende tee.
and bee teeny friends 1U1' pleased to '.4-41,40' 1.'.? coot/hate to tile ovensei
know that she will etiff reulnin 111 Mir Qf Traporial deivogc.
midst. The groom is a prosperous , That a reelprocat preferential tariff
young farmer in our vicinity and we be estabeteed widen tee empire.
Predict for the young couple every whereby at all &owl .noete mewl
happiness incl abundant proeperity. goods woy be, admittcd- at a lowcr
The presents to the bride were costly., rate of duty teen teecisp weeds, and
numerous and very pretty and a etetictdeely teat tec Denise Govern.
teigot intimation a the esteem in Anent he menilieeto great a We -
which she Is hela hY h"Lnangtiends' ference to the=' when mstituting
a tariff in South Africa
The Pioneer of AB Mali-Wpeat That ail IrFalies between Great Brit-
Foods
- Ain end foreien *toe:melee etiould Ieteve
Great 'Blatant free to enter Into ouch
relativ4'. with tace eolooiee a4411 &petal-
eneies 45 might Le deemed expeezent,
Malt Breattfest Food is the peat he eteethhelement of a fQ54 clt:ara.
pioneer 0 all AlalteWheet Footle. in 1ihJ14Sertire, teetteeen the vevinee_Pnvt5
Malt UriVallifaal Food the dieetetee ief et the ereettee, e'el4 the etwoneaienhe ,
Alia was ilmt used to Int:tease the di- tveel D'''5ent,te wee' ef shipment° by
gestilallitee flavor and ttgod value ti==f •I'M.*5114 C4
w heat. No prooeFs tiince brought ont T,he„ar4"Inion deeintal currency
has eielanca that employed in thy, I4114V1 tht mettle syetem of weighte
leentetectutte «4 deueletes and Doren 'and measures, together with a univer-
molt ikakyist Food. it is good to 621 gauge for dellning the thickness of
eat; it pleases young* and old; it fine
niehes the water t amount of nontlehi
mint; it is the 'wet erononneal of
meal foods; It is earning more coin.
plettely everday the name its thieude
breakfast food." Ithyeielans eity .t
give it; The altogether setiefacteey
far surpasses all other groin foutts.
metal%
That while the preeent consular sere =
vice of the empire is to be commeiel-
ed, an effort be made to have it slept
pleriented by the eetob"itiament of ine
teecolenial ctonvitereial coneuls. mil
that the standing of these should be. 1
Irega-#nirol by the British Consuls
All Orocere sell it. = throughout the empire.
Ailsa Craig
The estebliehnient of an Imperial
postage system theoegliout the empire.
„ not only on lettere, but on printed
Deem op SAMUEL PUIPPS.=-The matter awl Fireele.
death took place on Saturday it 1,f That in all contracts for Imperial ,
Me. Semite) Phipps. a mueb esteemed reline work) the preference should be '
and highly respected resident, at the swen as far as possible to British sub- °
age or st yeam The reillainSW4.4170 tak. nets.
en to London Mitmlity end the totteral „ That WI Imperial commission, cott-
on tette place tiedity Mon effeeee to deifies' of repre,entaeives from Great
Mount Mae int cemetery. Dritam ani selfigto ming colonies. ba
° apeointeil to visit all parts of the cm-
nEST.---;11 iss Stonehonse un-
fortunately sustained a very peinfid pure and prepare a report pointing out
Injury at the hockey matela on Friday the resources id the various portions
evening, by whieh she bas been yen- of the emeere, un I bow they may best '
serve the interests of the whole.
dead unable to atteud to her dnties at
the post office and will be compelled to That facilities shoula be arranged
remain at home for some time. She wherehY news to 484 ir'un the "Ter -
ems bit on the forehead by the puelz "t itf '1Y "Vire 81101214.
o g
which left a nasty gash over tlip bit
.-eeeheee he -ten*
legreseentiehTte
;yaw(
;CEN11141.
Ttt Irrititoav
11, f.f
Perete
A rented.7.i which eels. : through the
fouetions tintritioni by the. balltilitg
aii,,tw and: healthy tisstes liGt
ta manifest its
a few.: days, " •
#7,iseaveris t.
1741.1 a7i4
will "t .rt
it has filtittly
tlittt• 17e..
di --e
t"in. 1-tv ItL49, i
or: elze
7
• ._-,
in'. 'lent reeve Chine' tht-tt Lit
azzlis pthtee.
c.iiiereettlitete is;
,J#1.-..7,11is W.' 44p i.A,ortaaelt,
digest fo,,.ni vt„w.1 tutttintent
through thz,.:bitlozi.,, toict this is tiie
ltoir..#1-, way to get teulth and strenoth,
the that : lasts, develops and
breedsthe guergy wbichaccomplIsbee,
4 (Ill 411.5geg 9true*AQ4irtet4 St
• AWA wafers AI@ idmeet If net
milt* ope.eltle. I neve great
fattit tuvunv,
Tett Aeware A. Robinette,
Co re
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Seeleeen.releteregierW
40;443 4, l'Jn:0 omaha #14.#1;N .•
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.7;-,11,441174.e.P1'ZVP:i; v#314 :47art,
weetedealtremeticterelleethe
Visited ineherie
prlee at the ennaib.ii
lkatrea; St. Joints thlfM Cg -t ana
et. ettinittee tetegete
En,
*--
OUR. lithelittUB WCIlt aweriled the ONLY old Medal ea Cre tore
at the Peo-Americoo, spd one record there far clean skimming was i
with the award. The official records showed our overage for the cadre time
to be neterry so per cent. better than competitors` machieen
TN e az, LAVAL SCPARATOR CO •• 77 YORK 81`0. TORONTO*
..41..taft1404600.1.......10.40•4•11.41141WINXIMCII.Ci.
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A3....".:ZW17204%......A.ZA:5=7.Ar.4. irrarlantitZliaairdara•AWAtt..W•
gookt Cotton Boot Compowta
EXETER
ta encore:dolly need monthly by over
10,0001sidies.eafe,effectual. Ladies ask
our dru gist for Cook's Colton Rol Com, ,
.4 444 LLl:I
PASSED AWAY. -One by one the old foreigners.
seteinatn.ittetsist,hermedenastoortsisiinh!e-t, as at pre- Petrol. &terra() eeriest! mixture% pllitiand t
bOZ; 20. 1,10 degrees stronger, fa per box; No.
eye. We hope for her speedy recovery. k. • . . emitotIonsare dangerous. teloo.lio; 1, 11'r n
p mut =time *I
201 2,ma12edort receipt of price rind two 1.cent
settlers of the villieee are prissingaway, ' That if the large tracts of land. such sigpla•R.Thumodcrsoldtz/Proftairercodragi
On Tuesday morning at the rtpe old as Baffin Land, Prince Albert Lund, responiggiDrugiaiut in Canada. -
age of 78 years, 3 months, Mr. Win. " etc., situated to the north of Canada. =
Ed werds followed his partner who died are not at the present time .part of ,
but a few months ago. Deceased luel our Dominion or of the empire. and NV. 1 mad ,nn,.:2 !en' 'mild iti,nxet,ti.` 11
heen ailingfor along time,having been held with a clear title. that steps shout 1 (‘• ;•"1.4 azut J. 11 • Ill owt.ing, L'rug• ' ij A Si wuRRANI & C
stricken with parttlysis ;dung a year at once be taken to heve tile posses- l•titis- . 0 I
agn and since then has been entirely sign established.
MANUFA(ert7RBRS
helpleste On Monday he was hiker) FATAL FALL FROM RE. 01
6nddenly worse, passing away elitist = Tilbury, Feb. f5.—Albert Ileatune,
Tuesday morning. Deceased. has been
a resident of the village for a number
of yeare, having in his younger days
been connected with the butcher busi-
ness Imre meth his son Charles.
-V*
Hopeless and Almost Dying Mrs,
NOT BUYING WARSHIPS.
Chilimt. and Argeptine Vessels A.re
Not Suitable 'or Britain,
London, March 3.—In answer to
a question in the House of Commons
Premier Balfour said Great Beit -
am had reused to purchase the Chelan
and Argentine warships under con-
Lampman is Saved -By
struction in Europe. The Admiralty
had carefully eonsidered the matter and
Paine'sCelery Compound
The Only Spring Medicine That
Can Positively -Giarantee
Health and New Life to
Weak, Diseased and
Brokenclown Men
and Women.
Another marked a,ncl positive vic-
tory for Paine's Celery Con3pnund!
Another marvellous example of life
saving!
Mrs. M. E. Lamptnane a lady well
known in Woodstock, Ont., redtmed
by disease to a mere skeleton, is made
well and strong by nature' e health
restorer after miney failures of physee
clans. This victory, and the scores o
'wonderful mires wrouglit from week
to: week by Paine's Celery Compound,
create a confide -rice in the great spring
medicine that is enduring and far
reaching. At this season Paine's
Celery Compound'rescnes and perman-
ently cures young and old who are
weakened ei.nd broken-down by disease;
it never fails; its virtues are all-power-
ful even at the eleventh hour. Mrs.
Lai:Lyman writes a follows:
"No living mortal can imagine the
sufeevinge I endured for months, a IL
brought on by Grippe. I became ner-
voles and so prostrated that I could
not sleep. Life became a burden and
was reduced to a mere skeleton.. I
heard of Paine's Celery Compound and
commenced to use it. I got instant
relief, I continued the use of the
compound end can now sleep well all
night, and feel rested when morning
comes. -My appetite is good, I ain
g,aioing in flesh and feel like a new
person. I cannot find words to ex-
preSs my gratitude for your great,
medicine and the wonderful cure ft
hue wrough t."
ra cone u ed that these vessels were
not suitable for the British navy.
;a yonnie mate d ete residieir gin the
St. Cair euen cad, Newry R let, Was
failed Metiday by falling teem tin.
liMleOf a tree. He bad elimred the
tree, white) was a large one, and bad
eatipped of a hollow limb in whieh is
eoon was Wilder, when the falling
limb struck the one 00 wbieb he was
stending. Be fell to to the groond, a
distance of forty feet, and was killed
by the hill. The accident was wit-
neest d by his little brother.
SUIT BOA S20,000 DAZIAOES.
rairvIew Hotel -Company's Novel De-
fence in john Love's Action.
Vancouver, B.C., March 3. -An es- i
pecially interesting case is on trial
before Chief Justice Hunter. John
Love is seeking twenty thoesand dol-
lars' damages tram the .Fairview Cor-
poration for alleged negligence,
through which he was badly burned at
the time of the Fairview Hotel fire.
The company claim that there were
adequate escapese etc., and that Lone
received his injuries, not through their
negligence, but -through his heroic ef-
forts to rescue a lady guest to whom
he was affianced, but who nevertheless
perished. •
HR. MARTIN'SPLANS.
VIM Defeat Prior Government and
Appeal on Party Lines,
Vancouver, 13.C., March 3. -Mr. Jos-
eph Martin once again holds with his
personal following the balance of pow-
er in the Local Legislature, and in a
letter to The Defter World shows that
he has dictated the terms upon which
the variously constituted Opposition
will unite 20 in a House of 38 to de- -
feat the Government on the assembling
of the Legislature, April 2, Mr. Mar-
tiri declares t At the combination was
only acceptel on the unqualified assur- ,
ance that there will be no attempt to
carry on go-vernment by any coalition
after the Govermnent's defeat, but an
immediate appeal to the country un-
der the redistribution act of last ses-
sion, and upon party lines.
Sttart. Robsciia III.
New York, March 2. -Stuart Rob-
son, the Comedian, is ill at 'his liome
here, and his tour for the next two
weeks has been cancelled by his man-
eget.
1.1
Does it not seem more effective to
breathe in a remedy, to cure Tweeze of
the breathing organs, than to take the
remedy into the stopach?
Established .r879.
Cures While You Sleep
It cures because the air rendered strongly
antiseptic is carried over the diseased sur-
face with every breath, giving prolonged
and constant treatment. It is invalu-
able to mothers with small children.
Is a boon to asthmatics:
Wheoping Cough Bronchitis
Croup Coughs
Catarrh, Colds Cilppe and. HayTover
Thc Vaporizer and Lamp, which. should last
a lifetime, together with a bo.tle of Cresolene,
, $x.50. Extra supplieS of Crcsolene Cents and
so renis. Write for cicseriptive booklet contaifl.
ing highest testimony i
as to ts value.
vArn•cp.r.srit.EN= IS SOLD Th!LVZIZYWIIZSit.
Va130.67.250jelle C.
V Notre Dania Street
N 01'4 Montreal
Vr,-Artcanewoomel
SILO RINGS
AND
CEMENT MIXERS
, ...
Vire have for eale
1 Boiler 30 h. p.
1 Boiler 40 h. p.
1 Boiler and Engine
30 h. p.
1 Boiler and Engine
16 p,
Castings of every Description in
Brass and Iron to Order.
Pipe and Fittings of all sizes kept,
constantly in stock. .
JAS. (AURBAY & CO.
tritrittercoararacrAttratamitratr,
finG OUT
OF
SHOE BUSINESS
decided to give up the
Shoe. Business and pat all my time at
IlitruesS, I will sell all my stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT COST
Now is your time to secure
Bargains.
Redttoed To $1.75.
Men's Felt Boots, regular $2.25
for $L75. Other goods in proportion.
. 14. SWEET,
EXETW-)
.Attorney -General Campbell has ''iv -
en notice that a redistribution :ill
1\411 be introduced in the Mttnitolia.
Leg,isliiturc 00 Monday next.
Coig5ir, colds, hoe..eness, iuid other throat
aionc•nt aro quiekly relievoci by Cresolone
• tablets, ten cents per box, All cirriggista