Exeter Times, 1901-4-18, Page 5,
Perth
CROSSED TIXE BAR.
HURON,
out Ell pul3relvassheaarrcloCargnrcallaehrave decided to
Sir Edward lea'.erWm-aatikkiDuranedd an Emtnerst
have let tenders for a two storey, 30 Te°11(1011, April 15. ---Sir Edevera
ft, extension in the rear of their state. V111ftXi Watkin, fornierly elutirmen
The three.yeer-old child of Mr. and of the Southeastern Ileilway, the
Mrs, George Jundt, of Rostock, was Manchester, Sheffield end Lineoln-
aceideutally killed by being struck on shire Railway, died yesterday, Ha
the head by a horse. Was bore, Sept. 26, 181e.
Tee Mitchell Advocate has just en- Eminent Gveinua Dead.
tered on its 42nd year. We congratu- Berlin, April 15.-Emi1 Kemple,
late Mr,. Davis on havibg weathered director of laws, and one •of the
the stormy sea of journalism so sac- foremost leaders of the woman's
cessfully and so long, renvement in Germany, has just died
M. J. Pearn, of the 3rd line, Blau-
n
shard, sold a drove a line steers to Sainsane asylum at Basle,
witzerland.
Mr. Thomas Heal. of Mitchell. The
Death
animals averaged about 1,415 pounds °rears. letauersea.
each, and netted their owner the neat Dorebester, N. B., April 15. -Mrs.
sum of $1,066.25.
Dyspepsia in its worst forms will
yield to the use of OarteVs Little
Nerve Pills aided by Carter's Little
Liver Pills, They not only relieve
present distress bot str9ogthen the
stomach and digestive apparatus.
Mr, C. Aldrich formerly with the
Eaton and Simpson concern," in
Toronto, has joined the staff of the G.
B. Ryan store as expert window dres-
ser and dress goecls salesman„ -Guelph
Mercury. Mr. Aldrich is a St. Mary's
boy.
Mr, August, Stoll of Elwin farmer,
died at his home early on Tuesday
morning, April 9, after a two weeks'
illness, He had eot been well the
oast year but the irnmediete cause of
hia death Wtin anattacit of appendicitis.
He was M the ii7th year of his age.
justice Street,at Toronto, Nonslay
gave lodgmi
ent n the stiff, of Adam
Moore, a LI:year-old boy, wbo bad an
an eat off in the factory of 3. D.
Moore, St. Mary's, against the firm for
unstated damages. The Judge found
that the boy had no business with the
and consequently was not
entitled to compensation.
Elder Mason, a Baptist Minister,
died very suddenly last week at the
residence of Mr. Travis, a couple of
miles from Stratfordville, near Tilson-
burg.He was about to perform the
marriage ceremony for Leon Dancy
and Miss Travis, and was in the act, of
plaeing the couple in position when be
dropped dead.
The family of M. John Whyte Jr.,
of Stratford. bad 11. Close call from as.
pliyxiation Sunday night, The fur.
;lace damper was left turned on and
gas came upthrough. the house.
Moaday morning when the family
awoke, one of the children fainted,
and the others were taken sick. All
laave now recovered and no bad re-
sults are anticipated.
A very interesting event took place
at the old Colguboun homestead, Gow-
rie, on Wednesday afternoon, March
O. The occasion was the marriage of
Miss L. Colquhoun to James P. Brooks
of Douglas, Man. There were friends
present from Mitchell, Stratford, Clin-
ton, Herriston, Moorefield, Exeter,
and other places to give cheer to the
young Female and l;?y to the occasion.
A. comb weclelittg in whicb some of
our readers are interested, took place
in Brockville on Wednesday after-
noon, April 10th. The contracting
parties were Prof. Wm. Dale, of
lalanshard, and Miss Ryckrnan, youn-
gest daughter of the Rev. Dr, Ryck-
man. The bride's father officiated at
the ceremony. His many friends con-
gratulate the Professor on winning
so fair a bride, and wish for him and
his talented wife many years of use-
ful and happy wedded life
The License Commissioners for
South Perth :net at the Collison House
Mitchell. Thursday to consider appli-
es:Wens for licenses. All the old li-
quor. dealers were grauted fresh per-
mits to sell for another year, except
James Murphy of Kastnerville, who
was allowed, three months to wind up
his business. Action was deferred in
the cese of Thendore Rohfritsch and
Henry Moser, of Sebringville. The The Guns From Africa.
application of Win. Pusbelberg fey
license to open hotel at Brodhagen
was refused.
"It's an ill wind that Mows nobody
good," but it would be bard to explain
the goodness of a -wind which stole $25
from a Stratford lady the other day.
She had received a letter at the post
office and being very anxious to read•
it, as unniarried ladies often are. she
opened it before getting 'home. Going
over the long bridge the wind carried
away what she took to be a, sheet
of paper, When she read, "Please
find enclosed," etc., she knew that she
had lost a check, which stall reposes,
doubtless, in the depths of Lake
Victoria.
*R11 tile News oi Merest to
Times Readers Happening
in time Gountles
• Huron
Seaforth's population is 2.380-46
less tleen a. year ago,
It is proposed to spend $10,000 on a
sewer system for Seaforth.
The little child of Mr, and Mrs, Geo.
irBanyon, of Woodham, is dead,
The assessor makes Goclerich's popue
lation 4,060, an increase of six over
last year.
Xt. Geo. Troyer, of Hills Green, had.
the misfortune to get kicked on the
head by a horse, last week.
Mrs. Wesmen sold her I80 -acre farm
Usborne, to Mr. Hodgins, of Ste-
phen. the price paicl being $8,000.
Roffman Bros. Dashwood, have the
oontract for the improvements at St,
Boni:face Catholic church, Zurich.
West Huron Liberals will meet at,
Dungannon on April 23. to nominate
a candidnate for the Legislature.
It is said that Mr, Pak McDevitt, of
Luanow, has refused an offer of $500
for bis fast trotting mare, Amelia.
Nrs, Young of the Norris boundary
has lpined the (treat Majority and the
. ?animus were interred in Hurtle &lame.
tery on Tuesday of last week.
There ere many forms of nervous
debility la men that yield to the use
of Carter's Iron Pills. Those who are
troubled with nervous weakness,
night sweats, etc,, should try them.
111r. Walken', of ICiritton, has enter.
ed into partnership with John Hiles,
Dungannon, and will conduct the
branch of business in Dungannon, he
having purchased a two -third interest
in the Dungannon branch.
• Mr. Thomas Irwin, who hved in Sea -
forth for a number of years. died
• early last Saterday morning at the
residence of his sister, Mrs. AlcBride,
1141Ilughson street north, Hamilton.
The deceased had been ill for abute.
week, death being due to pneumonia.
Mr. V. N. Cantin, a St. Joseph
fame., spent a few hours on Saturday,
. at his borne at St Joseph, He is at
present chasmg up millionaires at Chi.
cap. We hope he will succeed. A
few millions less at Chicago won't be
felt and will do this part of the country
good.
The resignation by Rev. Mr. Acheson
of his charges at Ifippen and Hills
Green Was considered at the meeting
of the Huron Presbytery, and aepecial
Meeting is to be held in Brucedeld on
the 23rd inst. at 2 o'clock, to dispose
it, and at which meeting representa.
es from the congregations interested
will be beard.
Fire broke out at H, Tyler's dwell -
lug near Sarepta, on Tuesday evening
and no doubt would have destroyed
the house and barns near by, had it
not been noticed by the stage driver
who was driving by, He hurried in
and with the help .of some of his pass-
engeisi _eetieti-lo getting the lire
Thebuileings are own-
ed by A. Foster,
Mr. A. Cooper, of Clintoresecretary-
• treasurer of the Provincial Christian
Endeavor Union, has been appointed
transportation manager for this pro.
vince l'er the mentmoth International
• 1Dhristian Endeavor gatherang to be
'held in Cleveland in July. To pro-
perly perform the duties pertaining to
this position will require tsct and en-
thusiastic energy, both of which Mr,
Cooper possesses.
G. E. Rathwell, Olinton,who bad
almost completed arrangements for
• going into bush, 'ss nt Hensall, has
bought the grate v stock of Mr. Kerr
who but a month eince succeeded Mr.
• Hill. Mr. Kerr goes to Orediton where
be takes ovei• an established trade.
'That place is ee. st home to him and
• though he is sed with this town
• yet after all e "no place like
home."
Much surpris end deep regtet, was
felt on Wed.-. lay morning of last
• week, on leals. s: of the death of Mrs.
janaes Dorn e, of McKillop, near
• Goderich, wl, occurred early that
morning. lel, Dorrance had been
•laid up for see . weeks with an at-
tack of la grip, hich very much en-
• feebled a con: -lion that was never
• very robust, 1 er case was not con-
sidered •serif.; e sutil Monday, when
hemorrhage i the lungs, together
with heart w.• eness, set in, and she
was not able ts stand the strain, Her
maiden name e es Ellie S. Hillen.
The death 1. ek place Sunday of
Maria. Chovver. wife of Mr. Robert,
• Woccl, Strad°, snat the age of 65 years
9 months and 7 flays. Deceased was a
native of Devoeshireee England, 'and
came to Canada wlien about 12 years
of age, settling in Downie. Three
years ago she moved to Stratford.
'.he had been siek for some years, so
that death was not entirely unex-
pected. The surviving sons and
daughters are: Alm W. Leary, Park-
hill; Mrs. J. B. lelacklock, Stratford;
Miss Lizzie Vi nod, Stratford; Mr.
• Wm. Wood, St. Marys, and Mr.
George Wood, St. Marys road.
One day recently John, son of Mr.
Itobert Robertsonof the 15th con-
• cession of Grey, inet with an accident
- .ehat might easily have had fatal re-
sults. Hewas in the sand pit at
Henry McNaughe's boundary, with
•his team and sleigh loading said.
when a cave-in •occurred, partie Uy
burying the driver and sleigh..•[le
was rendered unconscious for a Ursa.
and, as he was alone, he had to won),
his way out. Loosening the drawbolt
•of the doubletree, he freed the horseS,
and, with considerable diificulty, got
On the back of one anixnal, and made
his way to Mr. DdeNaught's vvliere he
was kindly eared. for. On •examina-
tion three ribs were found to be brok-
-en, and Mr. Robertson was •consider-
ably bruised about the hips.
X
B 'r
id
b
1 Trete foreige. ',weed's :meaning bed cookl
has come rather to signify bad *meek for
TH8 A4- -01-i.
Dyspepsia
the most Common eauSe Of tee inseese is a
sale Cables Can!! 04.7--§nel
In Liverpool itfhit‘t
quotation!,
Ie Livery/el Irbsat Piet .
broneqr Evepteg, 4114
unchanged to %a lower then on atfir
Maize optiens abetit %Weltered.
per bushel to.clay on the la gO qo
Chicago evheet IntureS eft lied
tlik visible supply. Corn bitureS n an .
ed.
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
,As etimparea witit tweeago, tbe V
'United States has deereased Q
Ib supply of wheat in Canada Ind
buelsels; that of corn hap inereaee
bushelS, and, that Of oetS haS deere se
110,000 bushels.
. To recapitulate, the visible sUPply
wheat in Canada anti the Unkted scat i
Hon. H. R. Emir rson, former pre- els a week ago and 05,785,000 bushels Hooci s Sctrsaparilla I ,Exeter.
together with that afloat to arope,
'predisposing want of vigor and tone in
that gum,
NO disease realms life more miserable.
Its setterers •certainly to not five 10 cot:
they sometimes wender if they should
eat to 1tve.
W. A, Nugent, 13ellville, Ont, was greatly
troubled with it for years; and Peter R.
Gaare, an Claire, Wis„ who was so
afflicted witis it that he was nervous, sleep-
less, and actually siek mot of the Glee,
Obtained no relief from medicines prores
slimily prescribed.
They were completely cured, as other3
have been, by
Enall• y Elninerson, wife Of the 08,033,000 bushels, against 97,090.000 buslit
L011(1011, 1-114e0r1 arid BrUCQ•
F
Oomo Mount -
London. depart.....,..
Centralia ....
Exeter
Hensel/
Rippen
Brucetield
Passenger, enc ng
I will offer for sale
9 30 at,
9,0 6.15, styles of wire fen
.1)).t 0.8
6 55
Wingliam, arrive....,. ALIO 8,00
GOING SOPT11- Passenger
Magnolia, depart..„ . 01$ A. /x„, 3.35 e, 31,
meant - .... - ....„ 747 4,25
13rucelield..........A.4. 8 05 4.40
KIPPen .... . . „.„_.,... 8.15 4.57
Hensel], .., ... . . ........ 8.22 5 ft?
Exeter _ . .. . .. ,.,. . 8.35 5.14
Centralia: . .. ., .,....... 8.16 5.25
Londenrarrive.......... 0.37 6.12
ieur differ -
e, which
will he mild at reasona rices.
Also a etumber of shar , s in the
Canadian. Cordage litaian'e cturing
Co., of Peterborough. ,
Wifi M. B at6 lord
Sx et e
MONEY TO LOAN. •
)
We have onlimited private bands for invest- Satherland lanes Co. LTO
rtes a interest.
tont upon farm or village property at lowest
ARE PREPARED TO FI.TROR4S4
DICKSON & CARLING
•
f W t el rid died at lier hoer. LEA.DING WHEAT MARKETS. ta made This great medicine
according to their own statement vol- rioNEv TO LOAN•
mice of New Bri...8wiele, and M. P. xfax ag°'
or eS mor a , ;I r y •
yesterday morning, aged 47 year. Following are the Oozing quotations at
• important Wheat centres te-day: Arengthens the stomach and the whole
She leaves live chneren. The re- au y. digestive system. Be sure to get good%
Cash April May
Mains will be buried at Moneton, Chicago .. .• •5... • $. • • • 50 74% $0 1
Brannon Laws er Propped Dead. New York ... - .. .... 0 77 0 ee,f,-
e.i.u.wauIxee .,. 0 73 . • . . .... ..-
.Winnipeg, April 15.-A. D. Cage St. Liege .... .- .... 0 70-N. 0 08
eron, member •of the legal firm of Toledo - - - .. 9 73% • • • e 0 7,35 1, 0 78
, I have a large amount of private funds te
' loan on farm aud village preperties at low rates
I intere'S. F. W.. °Barrj.4DisMteAr lain St. Exeter.
Bidclulph
CObNc1L.-The council'inet. pursuant MEDICAL
A,etrOit,, white ; t to adjournment the reeve and all the
()Tomm—
Phillip & Cameron, fOrinerly Siff,011, re •, es.
Phillip & Cameron. droPPed (lead at. Duluth Is51 R.J. IL RIVERS, M. .0, TORONTO DNI
Northern ...0 71% 723/eb 0 7314,b etnints were ordered to be paid : A offi. .
VF11%TY 1) C Zinn). Univer
^ ebers presen;
Brandin% yesterday.
SALVATIONiSTs TO() STRONG.
t, The followine ac -
, Wee ce-Crediton, Ont..
Dulutb, No. 1 •Vt taker, rep culvert di .3, $1.4 ;Wm
• itar4 ^*••• -t, Q'73% '"' -- -'"' Robinson, opening road, div. 3, $1 ; W 1 1V .B110 WNING M.•
Atinneuponzs
s, o.
1 Northern.. .... .... 0 70% 0 721,4 Turner, rep bridge and drawing plank, LI . r. es, Graduate Victoria Un;ve-rsity
Straoge Thomson 01ven, For AttentPta On narresne etaurenrs. .ii. 3. $l; Jos Dobler
,
rep bridge and ako a tink esdneiessi
.ece. ssieoa Lebora. I
I
Ltvervoet_cice_eivileut, we eaay; z,70, opeumg‘road..,,doi. 3, $2.2.4 ; L Hoagies, tcl-r• EsNet41.-
1 etaueard Celestes 2&6 to es 34; Wallel r
a. ep twinge, oue“ R Wilson, drawing
stock; No. `' rea, winter, es led to ea 11as1one and rep washout, div 5, $2.00;
No. 1 Nortitern, wine. 53 100, to Os 24,
' Jas Perrin, opening 5 13 div 5, 51; A
futures steady; May, Os Ott; auly, titt IMO', • monhargey, opening,5 13 div 4, $3; vv
Spot corn, Arta; mixed American, eld, as ,,,, .
1(1 to 0 eyed; new, 4s OW1 to 45 MR fe- : tearing:on rep. .tridge and road, div 4,
tures steatiet 11ltie, 4s; July, 33 Mid; Sept., , . 52 ; M Bedews. rep pound. 54; IL
3s 11V(1. Flour, Allan., 18a to atis 35. r, Benn. Opening road div 4, 53; R Hobbs,
Loadells-OloSe-Whetirr, eareess weal ' o; ening road div ii, $7.25 ; W J Smith,
at outeorte or sole, 2;•wbea;, eu palisas 1 ; .1 „em an account et salars $35 1
qutet but Steady; eargoea Australia% IrOn i ' `'..' ,S ' , ." - se
Passage, 20$ ed, paid; eareele No. 1 her 1 Vs coursey, work on new mace iv neo;
Debate warn, passege, 81e, pate, Mateo' '1, 3 Dag, rep road div 1, $2.25 ; George
for Demenan; cargoes mixed American,
es passage, easy for amerieen Awl glee; : avail, rep road, London road, div 1.
$1‘,95 • Armitage worle on new road
ei/oel9sunnantxto°d4 Avisn'nertiec44,"stetrolej:Learstatlik, IA (11;71to-°O. ; W Iloal•i'lner work an lea'
Iecitl; steam, April, lus, paid. Wheat, ear. can boundary div 3, 50e. ; R Cooper,
goes Walla. Irou, prom t, ese Wee. aid, woik Clio 2, 83: jas Thompson, work
TsHe er Oen, Rooth.
I.Ontion. April 15. -The attempt, an
tlw life of General Booth of the Sal-
VaLi011 Ar11137 While in Sweden. was
Caused by the hostility of a section
cif the people, Who think the Salvor
tionists are getting too strong a
hold on the royal family.
From Prince Bernadotte's frequent
attendance at the army meetings the
report is circulated that he has join-
ed the Salva.tion Army. While this
is Untrue, it is !net that the King
and other royalists showed great
favor to General Bootin and stirred
bitter feelings in, many classes.
Oats parcels American clipped ite
Tbreats having been made, the Sal-
M. 15s 410, paid. spot Americau ; nel overseeing W B dor 2,. 57.7o ; J
vationists are guarded. While the maize, les ea, new. Spot Minn. flour, 241, Atlxtelbie. tile iteCollut, 53.17 ; WM,
General was at Gene RailWay eta- Mark Leue-eOlose-Foreign wheat qu1e j isewi4 plank and repairs to culvert div
f 0' lieh less ()freest
pl. tooin:1 aSSaftSill made a. dash at bum,
but Was caught in time by the Iles; Danubian arm and rather dearer,
, Ainerlean Sour In poorer deireesti at preen.
American Main Steadn nith a felr line *
. . . .
. ens rates; Enatill quiet but steady.
: Anwerp-Close-Weeat, spot quiet; 14.
snrrr.no rat= or TIM •raount.u.. 2 red winter, 1614.t.
_
Parts-.-Close-Wheat barely steady; April,
"Ter$er Central lr'n tneers alnl Eire/lien .il ilArturge.17:4:sttel:31E;anAflprAIII,Igi31110eTeislarrira
Get Xneressed Wages. •
New York, Apra 1.5. -Ie was an- , Tana:leo eT. LA WitENCII 51.4,n}xml..,
noulteed by officials of the Central i; agla1n-
Railroad a New Jersey Saturday i Wirt, wbite, IniSli.....S0 MIA to 5... c
evening that the company had come I red, bush ..,.-. 0 0$1.6 t•.*
44
to an agreement with its engineers 1 14 argare
„ e'sirl **". 0 °Ill ° 07
and firemen. The conferenee which; Beas, hush .........., ,,, 0 65 ...,
„-- . •4,11.• 0 TO . •
•.
brought about this result was held . Rye, bush .....,. ... . ... . 0 raie . es
between representatives of the road, . Barley,4ellnlehuhu% 1 20 i ia
„. . . . . ..•
bush 0° 8440 0-8.4%
General Superintendent Ilheeesen aud . oats
Division Superintendent Wentz. The Buekwheat, hUs.11 . . .. 0 53 ,...
wages of the engineers and firemen 1 TORONTO FARM. PRODUCE.
Were inereaSed, but the telegraphers 1
Wholesale.
and train hands clic' not fare so well, i Hay, baled, car lots, ton. 410 00 to $10 75
The fOrMer Were told that they will I Straw, baled, ear lots, ton. 5 50 0 00
be treated as liberally as their fl•l- I Rutter, dairy, lb. rolis-- 00 1154 00 it
I Butter, large rolls
low -workers in the employ otherof
-- I Butter, erearaery, boxes0 10 0 20
roads easel the trainban.ds are to have . Butter, ercatnery, lb. rolls0 20 0 21
another conference with the officials. 1 Butter, bakers' tab 0 13 0 14
...... Eggs, new laid, dez ... . . 0 113, 0 12
Geese, per lb. 0 07 0 03
Great Fire at Boston. irurkeYs, Per lb. ,0 10 0 12
Ducks, per pair 0 50 0 75
Chickene, per pair......,0 80 0 GO
Honey, per ib. ..., 0 10 0 11,
Derewst.. sedhogs, car fols, per
700 723
Boston, Mass., April 15. -The Main
building of the extensive blower
Works of the B. P. Sturtevant Cons-
pany, in the Jamaica. Inni„n district,
was burned early yesterday morn -
into, causing a. loss of $850,000, ful-
ly insured. The concern manufac-
tured various kinds of machinery
and electrical goods, as well as
blowers. All patterns and plans
were destroyed. Over 700 men are
thrown out of work.
CORN SOWING.
Is a piOcess excited by vanity, back-
ed up by eood tight boots -you may
lack the vahitee but you have the good
tight boots -you may wear any size
boots von please up to three sizes too
small, if you use Putnam's Painless
Corn and Wart Extracter. Druggists
sell it. *
There is no fetal 'of kidney trouble, from a
backache down to Bright's disease, that Doan'S good condition. Per furthet particu ars, apply
11cAney Pills Will not relieve or cure. to. A, Root:spat, CLIN•ros, or nuns os•Ptcs.
Middlesex
Miss Susan Langford. of Granton,
died at Victoria Hospital, London, on
Saturday. She was in her 44 year
and suffered with spinal meningitis.
• A. E, Pavey & Co., Lohdon, have
accepted the settlement at 70 cents on
the dollar offered by the meeting of
creditors held at the office of Gibbons
.& Co. the other day. It is under-
stood that a company is being formed
Which will include some new names.
We learn that P. Curtin, of A.dare,
has sold his fine two hundred acre
farin to a Mr. O'Neil, of near Dash-
wood, for the sum of 513,000, and that
Mr, Curtin and family will move to the
Northwest. This will be learned with
regret by an army of Mends, as Mr.
Curtin was widely known and uni-
versally respected.
If you aro troubled with any kind of Kidney
complaint, give Doan's Pills a trial.,
Exeter, APRIL 17'041901..
-031061
.. 29 to 31
- MI to 45
.. 60 to 65
. ..15 to 15
..10 to le
8 to 8
5 to 5
. 5 to 5
.... 7 to 7
1610 17
-5 to 6
e65.6 to 76(0
Wheat per bushel
Oats
Barley......
•Peas ......
Sutter
43ggs
Turanys
Oc rse
Cliioltares per lb ...,..
Tlu Wow.
Dried A
Perkliy° weight
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A (-T
OD INV EFiTMENT.,
•Panson',4 h',oek and dwelling:in Exeter,
for sale. The brick .i.ssett is well situated, on
Main street, is T0;455 ter r. throe storeys, and
contains four stores,111 0, and halls, all lewed.
This is the best basin-, s in town.' The
dwelling is brick og s, Awes,: and contains 10
rooms, is adunirably ad.: Itid for a hoardipg
house. The property must be disposed of.
Terms easyopply to R. L. Panson, 'Exeter,
Ont. •
Quebec, April 15. -The staff at
Dominion Arsenal in Quebec are
Working full time Overhauling the
guns which were recently brought
back from South Africa, and expect
tory camp to be held at Deseronto sheep., 25 lambs. 1 Tit aantrardiax were un- ;.,, 4
I me; 57, S. Spencer: 58, Wm. Jeni-
to have them ready for the field bat -
in the early part of June. One bat- celisanIllesdlilaTtetrll, 4.4.11ce, sotl at from 43,60 . .II: 59, I.Vin. Schada;60. R. Turnbull;
to 5e per lb.; good sold at from 4c to 41fic el, And Turnbull; 63, Jas Cochrane;
per lb • lower grades from 216e to Me pet 4 Chas Troyer- 67, J Thompson;
lb. Calves sold from 32 to 310 each. J Leslie, 69, Remy Howard; 72,
Sheep brought from 31/se to 4e per lb. di.
t',. in. Pfaff; 73, -Henry Reynolds; 74,
Lambs were sold from 5e to 514c per lb.
l'ilil Beaver- 7'7, Bent y M "Willert;
Trouble lit Montana Mines.. FeesT BUFFALO cATTLE siARKET.
Hogs brought from- 6c to 70 per lb.
the
TORONTO MISES AND 'WOOL.
SO 061e to e....
Hides, No. 1 green
0 053/.1
ides, No. 2 green
No. 1 green steers0 07 ....
Hides, No. 2 green steers0 06 . • • .
Bides, cured 0 07 • 0714,
Calfskins, No, 1 0 07 0 08
Calfskins, No. 2 0 06 0 07
Deacons elairle8). each 0 50 0 65 • 8. U. Fisher; O. Buechler; 40, Sol.
fresh. 0 90 1 00 s .esibi; 41, Geo. Schroeder; 42 Ohas,
Sbeepskins,
Tallow, rendered rolllein; 43, Ortwein, 41, J. 'Prang;
Wool, fleece 0 13 0 14
0 05 0 05Y4
Wool, unwashed, fleece 0 08 0 09 .5, J. Geiger; 46, p3r.iieG;e4r0b,era; .47.2iJseanc:
0 17 0 18 %lei:eller; 48, Ben
Ppuulilleead, seuxptreirs 0 20 21 each; 49a, Ezra Kitercher; 50, Wm.
2, $2; Jas Herbert, shovelling snow
(Us 2 50,; Rd Thompson, damage to
pri perty drawing gravel, 54; Smith &
Crosley, account, R A Robinson, ace,
indigent, 510; W D Stanley, for time
gonig tq Toronto to appear b.?fore
Special Comudtte re 51,000,000 grant
ea, The following are the appropria-
ii is for the year 1001 1 -Div No 1,
5435; div 2. 5459; div No 3, $10;
div No 4, 5475 and die. No 5, WM.
Tott.1 52160. Tbe council adjourned to
meet again on Monday, May Otte 1001,
t. 10 ;ern
W. D. STANLEY, Clerk.
HAY COUNCIL.
Connell met Monday, April 8131 all
The following we; e appointed
Meet's of the township for the (ale -
year;
eitinasters Div. 1, H. Dilliug;
• .1, Jarrett; 3, R. B. Ross; 4. D. Ne-
t n; 5, Andrew a Obliston; 6, R. Ale-
• e diet 7, 3. elc ••• abets; 8, Tone
Di it u; 9, Alex Ingrain; 10, Alex.
eine 10 and 20, W. Dignan; 17a, Ed.
. se 17, W"le. Alulholland; 18, J.
v; 10e, Jas. Stacey; 19, Jas. Hon -
• d; :en Chas. Redmond; 21a, Henry
ers; 22, George Reichert; 23 and 24;
cDonald; 25, Wm. Blackwell,
J.8. Green; 27, Henry Reichert; 28,
:1. Troyer; 29, R. Foster; 20a, Jos.
'o -ter; 30. Geo. Broderick; 31, 1Vm.
I ler; 82, Her Bender; 33, Wm,
liwalm; 31, J. McBride; 35,3. Hart-
,leun; 30, I. Gingerieln 37,1). Schnell;
tivE iToCie. susinner• 50a, B. Sararas; 51, Casper
Montreal, April 15. --The receipts of live 11,tebrig. 5"2, J. J. Schnell; 53, Sch-
stock at the East End Abattoir this morn- rneder; 51, J. Hownld; 54e, Henry
Ing were 400 ,head of cattle, 150 calves, 25 .allifieisch; 55, L. N. Denomie; 56, Jos.
LEGAL.
Dlexsoisr & CARLING,
tery will be finished next week, and
those already repaired are reported
to look as good as new.
Barristers, Solicits/re. 'Interims Cativo-sincere,
Connolssieners, Solieitore tor tbelloisons
Bank, Etc,
Mcney to Lime at lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE :--M AIN STREET, EXETER.
PlegeoN
1,n, censuses, n. A.
er
hundred men employed by the Ana- ers of desirable quality: There was a fair
onEratadluirittaigierAleadtitle stockers antrfneged.
Anaconda, Mont., April
condo. Copper Mining Company' at I proportion of the 100 loads s% of export
this place are affected by a. strike, gererfiebnitetillileymeaatget neWilOceo oehencalsowlenr..
which was inaugurated six weeks eluded 21 loads of Canada cattle, winch
were ln good demand and. sold stronger.
Caslhveeesp loawndert.
Lambs -Market suffered heavy
decline thru excessive receipts, there being
about 150 loads on sale. A few loads a
choice wool lambs sold up to 35.70 an
$5.80; wool lambs, choice to extra, $5.60
to 35.75- good to choice, $5.25 to $5.50;
clipped lamb, choice to extra, 35 to 85.15;
good to choice, 34.75 to 35; wool sheep,
°hole eto extra, 34.50 to 34.85; wool year.
pugs, $5 to 35.15; clipped yearlings, $1.80
to $4.65; clipped sheep, 34 to 34.50. Chise.
40 to 50 loads unsold; veyr weak.
ago, with indications pointing to a.
protracted struggle. The Moulders'
Union has joined the strkers, and the
foundry department of the Anacon-
da Company has been shut down.
Tngmen Will Go to Work.
Toledo., Ohio, April 15. - Menibers
of the 'Pugmens' Protective Associa-
tion, who voted several weeks ago
that they would not go to work un-
til the strike of the Marino Engi-
neers had been settled, reconsidered
their determinat i on yes terday, a.nd
will go to work thiS morning.
•
Dig :Miners Strike.
Cumberland, Md., April 15.-A islig
strike is on at the mines of e
Maryland Smokeless Coal Compa.ny,
in the Meyersdale region. The men,
who had been receiving 50c a ton.
demanded 55c a ton, the scale rate
NEW YORE. CA r.r.LE MALIKETS.
New York, April LI -Beeves -Receipts,
4590; demand fair; steers firm; fat built{
end cows strong; all others steady. Steert3
15.15 to $5.65; bulls 33 to 34.25; choice t
fancy fat do. 34.30' to 34.90; cows. $2
33.70; choice And extra fat do., $4 to 34.35.
Cables unchanged. Shipraents, 32 cattle.
Calves -Receipts, 6168; market opened
weak to 25c lower; closed 25c to 5tee off:
fulls 500 calves unsold. Veals, $3 to 35.751
choice and extra, $5.87% to 36.
Sheep and Lambs -Receipts, 13,353. Sheep
steady; lambs, 15e to 25c off. Sheep, $4 t�
$5.25; culls, ;3 to $3.50; clipped sheep, $3.5
to $4.50; unshorn lambs, :Fe to $6; clippq
to 35.25; spring lambh, 34 to fe
at other mines. The mines are clos- do., $4.30
per head.
ed. CHICAGO LIVE sToCer.
Chicago April 15. -Cattle -Receipts,
Fell Off Pier to Death.
000, inchiding 200 Texans; good to pri
Halifax, April 15.-A despatch steers, 35 to 36; poor to medium, ;4.
from Sydney says: D. I. McKenzie,
assistant superintendent at the ore
pier of the. Dominion Iron and Steel
Company,. was instantly killed Sat-
urday morning by failing off the pies.
Ho was a native of Pictou County.
71.3. WillerA. 70, Jas Leunings; 70a,
,t E Turnbull.
Pouutl keepers -3 Patterson, A ale.
e:weu, Northcott. Johnston, Robt
Phompson. Decher, jr, Henry Mag-
i, A Thompson, D Spencer, Thos
rurnbull, Win Snell, 11 Beaver.
Fence Viewers -Wm Russell, Wm
fetid well. W Chapman, Robt Mc -
e rthur, S Thompson, Fred Stelk, J
aberer. Hey, Wm Heyrock, G
liligboffer, Wm Rnby, Wm Snider,
Win Roeder.
Road Commissioners- Centre Road,
Div,. 1, R Carlisle; 2, Win Caldwell;
3, Con Fuss; 4, CasperRoehrig. North
Boundary -1, Chas Troyer; 2, Jacob
Oesch. South Boundary -1, Broderick;
2. Fred Baker.
The contract of the several bran -
hes of Hay Swamp drains was award -
to 0 G Garuett of Delaware, Ont.,
or the sun, of $3848 -his tender being
the lowest.
A deputation waited on the council
, eking for a grant towards the Exeter
metery. The matter was laid over
till next meeting of the council.
The council will meet again on
onday, the 6tb day of 1%., ay, at 1
s 'Mock p. m.
DRUGGING WILL NOT CORE
CATARRH
F. W. GLADMA.N
(Successor to Elliott & Glachnan)
Barrister, Solicitor, liotaiy
conveyancer, Etc,
Money to loan on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interest.
OFFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
DENTAL
H 3KII:iSMAN. L. IL S. AND
D. S• R. D. s., Boner Graduate
of Toronto University, Dentist
Teeth extracted without pain or
bad after effeete. Ofilee in Fan.
sons block. West eiders! Main
sweet, Exeter.
. DE. A.R. E.LNSASeN, L.
eLim
OTHER TIMBER
EITHER STANDING OR IN TKE
LOGS,
DA. ANDERSON. W. D. 8. t.D.S.
DENTIST.
4.mmme!1.
Apply to
E. 0i Kessel!
FOREMAN, FXRTEft. Q.
Exeter
Roller Mills
Farmer's Attention -40 -
We have procured a car load of
TIJON,A.$ PHOSPHATE POIVDER
Which is the best fertilizer an the
market.
J. Cobbiedick a Sou.
TWEEDS
At Cost. Prices
/loner Graduate of the TorOnto University,
and, Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario. All bridge work. Crowns, at d Plate vir e
work done in the neatest possible rammer. A
harmless antesthetio for painless extraction.,
The strictest attention given te the preservat.
on of the natural teeth, Ofilee In Dickson &
Carling's block, Exeter. Ontario.
LISE Itl NARY.
stockers and feeders slow; medium wea : Doctors say so. Victims of snuffs,
32.75 to 34.75; cows, $2.75 to 34.50; heifer/A: ointments and tablets tell the same
Catarrh is a germ, disease.
12.75 to $4.1 canners, $2.10 to $2.70; bulli story.
I
fed steers, 34.25 to 35.35; Texas gra throat, nasal passages and bronchial
tu es. Germs are hara tp get at, but
flogs -Receipts, 24,000; mixed and hutch- destroy them and you cure the disease.
ers', $5.80 to $6.20; good to choice, heat,, How can it be done? By carrying
$6.05 to $6.25; rough, heavy; $5.90 to $0.1 powerful medication with the air you
light, 35.90 to 36.17Sh; bulk of sales, $6.
i breathe direct to the diseased parts.
toSh"eni-p7e-1/2EeeelPte, 24,000; good to eltoir You must be sure, also, that the
54.eo to :4.80; western sheep, 4.75 t� 3.1i Catarrhozorte is guaranteed to do this,
Women Used Daggers.
Seville,- Spain; April 15. -The
strikers .from the cork Works, accons-
pained by their seaMen folk; attack-
ed the factory Saturday morning
and With :drawn daggers forced the
Workers ea Cease their taSks.
Trial on Wednrsday.
HOUSETOR SALE OR Belleville, April 15. -William E.
RENT. , , Green who was committed for trial
..3, phoice brick house situated no.Simcoe St.„ ,
Exeter, containing ample rooms for ordinary at Sterling on a charge of seduction,
family, garden and stable, and all necessary has been- brought ,t o the county jail,
convemencee in connection, ever thing in
He gave bail to appear for trial on
Wed aesday next. are 30,000 seals on boards__ ,
2.75 to $4. ; calves, $4 to $5.50; Tel The germs excite disease in the lungs,
steers, $3.50 to 34; Texas bulls, 32.75 t b G
wethers, $4.75 to ;5; fair te clee, n1 xe r, medication will kill the disease germ.
$4.75 to ;5.35; western lambS, 35 to o. .
that's why it has created such_ a _sen-
--- sation m the medical world. You
eireply breath Catarrhozone ; it des -
Sealer I,, Au Right.
t roys the gernis-it beals-in a word
St. John's, Nfid., April 16.-N' ws
‘
yearlings, $4.70 to $5.10; native lest
it mires. Now you know everything
has at last been received fro& s la
I
b t Catarrhozone except what you
sealing steamer Virginia Lake, Wh 0 4 ipti '
can learn by using it. Catarrhozone
ectiled over five weeks ago, en neVer disappoints and is guaranteed to
should have arrived here before tit cure catarrh. Price 51 00 ; small size
She has been delayed by 1116. I' 25 cents, at druggists, or Poison it Co.,
e Kingston, Ont.
•"4
ennent & • ennent
i(t-tg s(toi(e-
FOR THE NEXT 15 DAYS.
A good Assortment
A,LSO HEAVY PANTINGS
Air COST.
nt, to clear these lines at once
W. JOHNS,
irho 'reotor
BROWNING'
sseess,..
Graduate Oahe Centric) Vert-einary Col
gN
01Vce2oat cr stuth if TOWII
Till W.A.TERLOO M1JTUAL
FLItE iliStInAN EC 0 .
Established in t803.
HEAD OFFICE • rATERLOO, r
1 Lis Cowpony lits bean over Twentv-eLth
}tors in successful operstien in. Western
an le,and continues le insitreagninst loss er
den see by. Fire. Buildings', Alercbandise
AbusLiserencs awl all other descriptions of
seepertst is ten III ler insurers Intro
tia optitu of insin %upon tito premium elute);
Cntbee sane
During Ilse twast len years this company has
StILEV ose96 Policies. covering property to the
SInt ubt $40,872,0A: 1111d MLitt lostsses pion°
170,7Setts
A resole $ 1:6, I 00.00 conoistinr, Of Cash
in] CoVerinnent Denositand thennasses-
scd licniusis Notes en lima and in force.
J. .11 Ai N.D., President; ts el. TAYLOR
feeretary; •1. 1 •Ilueuss, Insisecter, CHAS.
BEI L, A (stilt for Exeter and vicinity.
NOTE LOST.
The public are hereby cautioned against hue-
ing or negotiating for a note made by Fred
Glanville, in favor of John Voelker, date Nov.
Sth,1900, for 335.00, at eleven months. as the
sarno has been lost and payment stopped.
JOHN VOELKER, Dashwood. SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
Headquarters For
Dyspepsia Cure
Blood and. Nerve Tonle
Stomach and Liver Pills
Iron Blood Pills
Liver and Kidney Pills
Kidney Mixture
Sciatica Remedy
Sarsaparilla.
Cough Mixture
Cholera, and Diarrhoea Mix-
ture
Chilblain Lotion.
Try any of these preparations and
1 you will be astonished. at their wonder-
ful healing and curing properties.
A Full line of Patent Medicines on
hand.
TOILET ARTICLES
(34)
TO BLACKSMITHS.
Terms moderate. Also farm to rent, 100 acres. W. BROWN1116
Afirst-class Blacksmith Shop, well egnipped,
with sett of public weigh scales in connection.
First-class business guaranteed to right man.
Apply to L. MACT,OGIGART, Exeter Nortb, Hay
P.O.
Dominion Laboratorg•
PROPRETIES FOR SALE'
A BY TENDER. H
In the Village ot Exeter, Ont. Tenders will
be received by the undersigned up to the lst. of ge--ee 4..t..• •
of April, 1901, south half of lot No. 9. from Main
to William st.. known as Hamlin's store prop- glese" I CP 1.• UR, trig
orty. No. 381,382 Elizabetn st,., near 1VIeCae-
Inin's tannery, No. 63, 64, 55, Andrew st., No.
For further particulars and terms of sale apply
third cash balance in payments at 5 per cent.
to owner. The highest or any tender not I 0 N
65 has a frame No.
7 rooms, will take one
necessarily excepted.
T. W. BITAlroorkhLLoN.
lin0., Ont.
FARM FOR SA.LE.
Lot 13, North Boundary, Stephen, containing
100 acres, about 40 acres in cultivation, 8 acres
in wheat, 3 acres bush, balance in grass. The I
farm iswell fenced and tile drained, with I
plenty of good hard and soft water. convenient
to buildings, good frame house, brick cellar,
with woodshed; also diood bank barn, driving 1
shed, hog pen and o er buildings, There is
1 acre of good fruit -bearing trees. This is a s
firseelass dairy farm, some of it the best farm-
ing land and is in good condition and will be
sold theap.The proprietor is destrow to sell
on account of illhealth. For further particu-
lars apply to owner on premises or by mail.
JACOB WURTZ, Sarepta P. 0
NOTICE.
Take notice that the municipai council of the
corporation of the Village of Exeter intenCis to
construct a gramolithic sidewalk on the west
side of Main St. from the north side of Dr, Rol-
lin's office to the north side of the Metropolitan
hotel. Walk to be eight feet in width from Dr.
Roliia's office to the south siderof Coliblediek
Son's mill property, and balance six feet ±0
width, and to assess 60 of the final cost there-
of upon the property abutting thereon and to
he benefitted thereby, and that a statement
showing tbe lands liable to pay the said assess-
ment, and the naines of the owners thereof, so
far as they can be ascertained from the last re-
vised assessment roll, is now ffied in the office
of the Clerk. of the municipality, and is now
open foe inspection. The estimated cost of the
work is 31500 ofivhfch 10', is to be provided out
ofthe general funds of the Paimelipality.
GEO. IL ISISSETT, Clerk.
Dated at Exeter the 1th day of April, 1901.
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of solution,
though when you are able to
avail yourself of our offer. We
are showing a fine range of
Black Worsted in twills. vene-
tians and clays (bought before
the heavy advance in price
and- selling at the old 1 rices
Nice suits for $14 in fancy
worsted suiting. ' We show scts
big range at moderate prices --
in Scotch and Canadian tweeds
we cary a large and well as.
sorted stock. Prices to suit
all. A large stock of the lat-
est goods voa oercfor singt
from $10 up.
GIVE US A. CALL and see..
what we can do for you.,,,,flk
J. H. Grieve.
MERC HA NT TAILOR