Exeter Times, 1901-5-2, Page 5IRON NORER, PERTH
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'Dina Readers Happening
in time 69untle8
Huron
Tr, Dulmage, formerly a Wiug.
ana died at his home in Garde, Mr.,
Dutra age had. Another. paroly tie stroke.
One day last week, a cow helongiug
to Patrick. Gibbons, of East Wawa. -
wish, gave birth to three calves. The
three were living at the time of birtia,
hut two have since died.,
James MeGiP, died at his home in
ialintoe, on Sunday morning last in
his 74th year. On Saturday, 13th inst.
Mr. McGill was assisting in $oruework,
and fell from a wagon and brake his
back.
Mr. S. A. Moffattof Varna met with
VenY ainfal accident the other evens
mg, pulping mangols, he got
the ends taken off three fingers on his
left band. one a them being cut as far
a.s the bone.
A. .A. Sohrenk WAS down at Ste
absent; on business last week. He
sedd that Mr. Contine had just got
beck from Chicago, a.cconapanied by
eaveral capitalists, who intended to in.
Test $50,000 in the village.
For urty ease of nervousness, sleep-
lessness,. week stomach indigestion,
tbaieepsta, try. Carter's Little Nerve
riUs. Relief ts sures The only. nerve
/medicine for the price in market.
ll.fat and Mrs Donald McTavish were
fasideets of Chilton once upon a time?
Nr. McTavish earrylog an the bus-
nees of blackernith Uwe. They now
live in Lorahae, Illinois, and wt11 on
Nay 2nd celebrate their golden wed-
ding.
Mr. James. R• oss has decided to move
his family to Chieno and leaves in a
few days, Mr. Ross is one of the old.
ea. natives of Huron. He WAS born
on the London Road, Stanley, aixty-•
three years ago. lila brother, who
m
ea
e into this world two yeurs itre•
-
viausly, Was the first white child born
in that township.
On literality afternoon, Margttret
illarkson, beloved wife of Chas. Hew
elersop, of the Bluevale road, died at
Menge of 75 years. Decease& along
with her husband, settled in Morris
township many years ago and were
among the first settlers anti had we
siden on -the farm on which she died
el= she Bret canes into the town.
ship
While charging the ascetylene gas
generators in Mr. 33, B. Gunn's store,
Seaforth, on Saturday night, Messrs.
Tames Purcell and Ernest:Miirray had
quite au exciting experience. They
bad a light with them, antt some es-
caping gas caught fire and blazed up in
thew faces. Ine. Purcell mune off with
a few slight burns, hat Mr. Murray's
face was badly burned. Fortimately
there WAS not more gas, as they would
undoubtedly have been seriously and
perhaps permanently tnjured.
The case of imported stuallpox,
about which there has been so much
discussion, left Clinton before sunrise
Inst Friday morning and is now at
bottle in London township. The case
WAS not a severe one and the young
Woman, who was the victim, got over
it easily. The affair bas been fin-
ancially a serious one for Mr. Peter
Cantelon, whose•house has been quar-
antined for the past three weeks, dur-
ing which time be and his family have
been "dead to the world." It was
while the young woman from London
township was visiting at Dlr. Centel-
on's that it was discovertel she had
smallpox.
The annual v • ry meeting of St.
Paul's church. ekton, was held on
April .9. The • den's, sexton's and
vestroy accole . ere submitted and
passed, sub'. audit at a subse-
-ducat meet!) s-eet finances of the
year made ; 1 showing, stipend
and all curr, oences having -been
paid, a balaia. assets were found
to be on hate ,r. D. Brethour was
-appointed lee elegate to the Synod.
Mr. John 1. sell, Winchelsea was
appointed . man's warden, and
Mr. Willie reef,' inson for the people.
Captain Pen vas elected vestry
-clerk and . nd II. Robison and
John Davis. len. Messrs. Wil-
liam Turns s f. Davis, Biddulph,
were'selectse it the accounts el
the Ladies' ns t Building Com -
▪ Me.
Thete
!..e home of Mr. T
Wiley on f, April lath, at
the age of 4 and 10 mon ths,
Jane M. Pane et Of the late Wil-
liam McNa.u, who preceeded her
to the spirit 1. 42 yestrs ago. The
deceased- we born in .- Carlton
Place, county , , anark, and carnet°
Stanley 56 year ego. She returned to
her home some time after but in three
year she came t� the Bayfield Road
as the wife of. Mr. William 'MONaught-
en. .They settled- on the farm now
owned by Mr.: Roland •
-.1efackenzie„
Mrs. IsIcNanglo n kept thefarm for
sortie years aft e 'ler husband's death
but finally dip '401 of it and went to
live with her Ilse,: ter, Mrs. r.r. Wiley
•of Parr Line, -urvies her, togeth-
er with her son .4 dliatn of Methuen,
Manitoba
as.
'There are many tains "of nervous
-debility in men that yield to the use
of Caater% fren,Pille„ ,Thase whoeire
troubled with nervous weakness, night
sweats, etc., shonMetry them.
WHEN THE BABY CRIES .AT
NIGHT
there is a cause for it. Perhaps it le
gas on the stomach, may be cramps or
diarrhoea Don't loose sleep, antici-
pate such contingencies by always
keeping handy it bottle of Poison's,
Neryiline. Just se few drops in water
-given inwardly, the rut) the little
eines stomach with a sraall quantity of
Nerviline, and perfect reat is assured
for the night for both mother and
baby. You may not, need Nerviline
Often, but when you do need it you
reed it badly. Get a 25e. bottle to-
day.
- Perth
'The funeral of the leteMrs. Voek, of
13roadhagen, took place on Tuesday
afternoon And was hugely attended.
She was 78 years old and yery highly
esteemed.
Mr, Charles Milner, of Salem, met
with a serious accident the other day.
One of his cattle struck him on the
back with its foot so severely AS to
cause injury to some of tile internal
orgaus.
Messrs. Crozier and Sinclair, bar-
bers, St. Marys, who have been in par-
tnership for the past six years, have
dissolved. The businesswill be con.
thaued by Mr. Croziers while Mr. Sin-
clair geese into business across the
street.
Palpitation of the hearts nervous-
ness, tretublings, nervous headache,
eolel halide andfeet, pain in the back,
and other forms a weakness ave re-
lieved by Carter's Iron Pills, made
specially for the blood, nerves and
complexime
Four young men, Messrs. Charles
Querengeseer, jr., Marto Anastein,
Charles Jacob an Ernest I3ennewies,
jr, left areadleagen over a week ago
for the Sault, but. the first, two return-
ed In a couple of days. They left for
the purpose of thane carpenter work,
but found the supply of carpenters
greater thee the demand and. wages
were consequently very tow.
Ur, J. A. Joheson'sjeweiry store. at
Atwood, was broki
en nto Wednesday
night end robbed of over three hundr-
ed dollars worth of watches, tonne.
and other jewelry, and over twente
dollitre in cash. ,No clue. The rob.
hers gained admission by pryiug open
the front door. The safe evident-
( not locked by Mr. JohnsonWhen
ei0S, „g for the night.
Mr. Mills, of St. T11011114e, has been
Paying a. visit to his mother, who lives
in Blanshard totruthip, and returned
home yesterday. Mr. NiUS is 77
years old, while las mother has At-
tained this greet age of 113 years De-
spite her advanced age. her son found
that she was in good health, and had
passed through the winter well. Nr.
Mills formerly resided in Glanworth.
Mrs, Alfred Smith died at her home
in the West 'Ward, St. Mary% Satur-
day, April 20. aged 35 years, 11
mouths and 23 days. The deceased
lady had been in poor health for ev.
eted years and had been conaned to
ber room since January last Alts,
Smith was a. daughter of .11r. cunt Mrs,
Robert Bell, of St. IVarys. Mr. and
Mn. Smith bad no faruily and Mrs.
Sruith's parents lived with them. Mrs.
Smith was a member of St. James
church, .
The St. Marys Baptist church con-
gregation bare decided to build A new
chorch and 1111,V0 purcbasett a, lot on
Cburch street, adjoining Mr. Long's
property. It is probable that the new
building may not be put up this year,
but the site has been secured. The
present Haptiet, church building situ-
ated on Queen street, west ward, is
not lrne enough to accomodate the
congregation and besides that most of
the members of the denominations
live in the east end of the town. It
would take $2,000 or $5,500 to make
the neeeesary improveniedts and addi.
tions to the old church and the con-
gregation think that. it would be
better to build a new -church. The
congregational is a growing one.
Midd tesex
An open switch cost a life at. Park-
hill Monday. Fireman, Gilbert Grie-
ves, r. young employe from Sarnia.
Tura.el, inet instant death. His cub
partner, Engineer Martin, also of the
Tunnel, was badly hurt, but will re -
corer, The condition .af the switch
was not nottced until all possibility of
averting the disnster the, followed
hod vanished. The train was travell-
ing at, a rapid rate, and tbe locornotive,
as it, left the treas. bounded over the
lieu end then carevued into the ditch.
As the monster turned on its side,
cars -about a dozen of them -piled
upon and about it. The wreck was
complete., several of the cars being
smashed. Fireleali Grieves was
caught between ths.. engine and tender
andins life crushed slut. The engineer
Was taken out as speedily as could be,
and was foetid, fortunately, to have
escaped dangei•ons injury, Four
hours were required to clear C.e line
of wreckage.
Weak, nervous or delicate men and women,
whether overworked mentally or physically,
will find nothing to Null Milburn's Res.rt and
Nerve Pills for restoring their Width and build-
ing up their syetern.
tionkr
4`Craft must be veiled,
but truth goes nalted.".,
Poor shoes must be
highly finished to veil -
defective materidl, but
good shoes nee a /lop feat
to be seen in their natural
leathers. -
The cost of abnormal
finish is put into 'unusual
' service anct vatuez by the '
Makers (through their
price on the sok) in. --
"The Slater Shoe"
WOO;
E. J. SPACEMAN, Sole Lcical Agent.
_
Buggies - Cluggies
J. F. Russell
..SV:m::0A to annuttot:e to the public
t1,9: hv ha :I for sale a. layge assortment
of se...st•Oloes Buggies, including
SQUe.i71-41 Bpx BUGGIES,
MIE-Aft0S a.nd
PHAETON'S
up-to-date.
The rigs are of the 1 &lest best
workmanship and p.-fleel,
GET MY PRICES BEFOR9. YOU BUY.
and S. Ernn delivered the espective heal' "wraitl' doze • • • ' • * a11
Evangelical Association, -Can -
da, Cc nferenCe,
The S'Ith annexe! Conference of the
Evangelical Association in Canada,
convened in Berlin, Ontario, at 9.
on Thursday, April 18th. Bishop
Horn, president of tbe conference, ad.
dressed the members in bis usual, in
spiring way, and conducted the open-
ing denotional services, The .alinis..
tenet Brethren had been arriving on
all trains since Monday morning, and
although confereuce was not fully in
gassier; until Thursday, yet the earlier
part of the week afforded many inter-
esting features. The program of theets
dayeincluclednon
annua.1 businees ineetine of the Dea-
coness society." the president, Rev,
L. Lotig, P. E., in the chair.
Tuesday, April 10th :The examina-
tion of jainior preachers. Evening :
addresses on the subjects, eEduca- •
tiou" and "Temperance," by Revs. J.
. Crepletctiniv,eits.ud E. Burn, Sete
nres,
Wednesday, 2 p. Meeting of tbe
Missionary Society of the °Anode 00n.
fereuee, Rev, J, Truthaell preeidieg.
Wednesday evening ; Andress,"The
necessity of mi
missionary work n our
vonfereuce." by Bev. D. Irkeola, P. E•,
Stratford ; address, "The Nortinvesa
as a Mission Field for our conference," ,
by Rev. W. E. Beese, Winnipeg.
On Thursday morning, then,the first
conference eession WAS held. MI the
sendoris were opened by devotional
t'a'i flees. Oa Thursday afternoon
Or. Bowsby, mayor of Berlin, was in-
troduced, rind addreesed the conference,
in hearty words of welcome. The
speaker dwelt particularly opon church
distinctions in the town, and express- ,
ed the wish that numerous denotnina- ,
tional dieiston$ might be united. and .
that all might work harmoniously foe :
the spiritual welfare of the citizens.
L. J. Breithaupt, t1. P, P., and repre•
aentatire of the Board of Trustees of
the Berliu congregation was also In..,
troduced and in %veli ehosen words ,
welcomed the conference. He molted
the last conference held in Berlin.
which was 12 years ago. The firs. 1, •
thumb of the Evangelical Aesociation
in Canada. was built, In Berlin in
the year 1813, The work a the
church has grown and prospered uudee
Owl's direetioo, so that within a. few
years elitireltes were erected in verities „
plIteee, In 1$00 it became receseau to ,
build on a larger scale in 'Berlin. and ,
in 1703 the present magnificent edifice
was erected for the glory of God.
Thursday evening was devoted to the
interests of the Deavonese work.
Ledirua• High. Deaconess, Town. -
to, spoke very touchingly and int -H
pressively of the merits and impute
tanee of her branch of work. "Jeans, .
who went about, doing good" was her ,
first ideal and pattern ler work of tbis •
kind. The Deaconess showed a re.
niarkahly noblr and courageous spirit
for furthur effort in her departnient.
Bishop Horn followed with a short ad,
(trees on the same subject. Among
other thoughts expressed he dwelt up-
on the helplessness of man at his en-
trance upon the voyage of life, and
his dependence upon others for sym-
pathy and help. -"love thy neighbor
as thyself" is the law that must goy..
era the succeesful life. Every mem- ,
oer of the body has its own place and
must do its own work; so we as "mein.
hers one of another" to fulfil the law
of God, shall 'do good to one another
as we have opportunity. Silver and
gold we may not have, but love must,
impel us to deeds which may reaeh
the hearts; of our fellowmen and win
them for the Master. These remarks'
of the Bishop were followed by the
formal tonseeration of Miss High, as
Deaconess. The ministerial chow very
effectively rendered "Take my life and
let it be consecrated into Thee," IL eery
appropriate selection for the occasion:
On Friday the conference engtheaged I
in its regular sessions. In e
noon the Educational interests of tbe
church were represented hy Rev. II. 3.
Eiekhoefer, M, Pb. B.IPresident
of 1.1 r No t C II
Napierville, Ill. The speaker was very
earnest and powerful in his address,
showing that education has always
been and is still the highest need of
man. At.3 p. ne Bishop Horn, being
required to leave for Chicago to attend
the funeral of out senior Bishop, E. E.
Esehert the message of whose death
came like a shock to our conference.
Resolutions of sympathy mad condol-
ence to the bereaved family were pass.
ed by this body and sent with Bishop 1
Horn, Prof.. S, L. timbach of Union I
Institute, Napierville, 311., was
elected chairrhan until the Bishop's re -1
t ern. The evening of this day was de-
voted to a. general Y. P. A. rally."
Tee Y. P. Alliancers of the neighbor-
ing Evangelical churches, and also the
Young People's Societies of the differ-
reau churches in Berlin were well repre
seated. Be-. I. M. Moyer, of Pelham
Centre, as chairman of the roily,
liestrtili welcomed tbe visiting socie-
ties and by way of introduction to the
tvork of the church in this department
said, "Tne Y. P. A. of Canada, has
now 33 bra.uches and atotal member-
ship of 1700. • The societies during the
yeas: reised $550.00 foe Miseions at
home and in the loveign fields. This
is vele- encouraging, but the organize -
thin is capable of still better work.
The speaker tben introduced Prof. S.
L, Limbach, who lectured on 'The art
or, soul -winning." The past century
bee been One of remarkable progress..
Not only &teen. here been greet strides
with respect to inventions and dis-
cpreries, lettethere.‘hae A180 pro. .
gress' 'the 'tirotto cifs" the .Christiam
church whieli is the salvation' of souls
through the' grime of. Jesus Christ
The pastlias been a Missionary een-
ury. During the last decade the young
people of the Evangelical have becoine
more and more alive to responsibility.
In 1891 at the general' conferenee held
at Indianapolis, Inde the Y. P. A.
branch of church work was established •
and in the"'e years it has .grovvn to a .
Monday evening. April 15th
, weather, was good.
1 Conference Sauday was a day of
1 blessing and soul tefreshment, At 9
• a, m. the Sunday School was held.
1
1 -Jesus Christ as a Saviotio" to a large
At 10 o'clock Prof. 5. L. Umbach .
preen:lied n, very eloquent sermon upon
Ico ogrega tion. The orclination Berme
was to have been eached this morro
hag but as the Bishop had not yet re-
turned this 1,viis postponed until the
evening. ',the afternoon was devoted
to the Nlisaionaren cense. Rev. T. 0,
Meckel, cor. see. of the Missionary
'society addressed tho meeting upon
the impedance of the work in tbe
Ostnada conference timid. Tbe needs
of the Northwest were patticularly
, urged and t he spirit, of the meeting
seetned to move in sympathy with
' that vase neer territoey. The MI's-
' sionariea now,,, laboring in the N. W.,
' and other members and friends of the
' central who are 'living theie are very
urgent ie their appeals that we send
, more workers into the harvest. May
' God give to t he Evangelical association
' a stye si..t 'meet aud a courageous mind
as elm is enteriog the doer to useful-
nees in our eetualian-Northwest. "In
int ou there is strength." and in a
wean ef heart, hand and purse.prayee,
work and ineene, our conference may
look forward toward a migbi y devedep.
inent of her forces in this part, of God's
vineyard, At this service the hand-
some sum of $450.00 was raised for
the Miseissnary came itt our confer-
entle On Sunday et ening leisliep
tient preached the ordination sermon
Using ite a hod. t Con :J. it "For we are
cielaborere 190 her with God." Tide
o ;Le an inspiring and heart, uplifting
disemirse vs which a reporter cannot,
do jestier by simply- culling here and
there the weighty thoughie. Every
a oisl tees lei et with foraefol meaning
Red hest a heart. reaching viten. Gni
graut that We b . not only hearere lint
rasa "doers of the word." The ordina-
tion service teloweil in width Revs
W. Vininerine a. H. L. Merrier, F. B.
Meyer and O. ti. kla111110.11 Were ordain-
ed to Lila titite•e of Deacon. Rey. S. M.
iIitueli, W. Es Deese, J. W. Bean end
E. M. (Lechler wore ordained as
Eldeure'.%loailiw
0 there were three fieeeiOne
of erinferenee sieVefiettry to the cote-
ph-timt 411 lite issisiness in hand. At 9
p. 11*. the eh L4ratan announced that
(Hoy ono i hint.; restrinied and that the
mon, isstereetisig awl et the same time
the moetinipsrtasit ef al. Before
stating wh tt this would be, the Bis-
hop, nit hehOlr Or the morel epee again
hpartily tirteet4.41 11 e conkrenve for
their warisi welt.. rue ar4d kindly enter-
toininent, during the week, Ginat
poise ie Rim. to ilto adierol.t organirte
tietts uf i he Berlin mingle gsitnin fot
their Ise wry en operation ill the work
of the conference, spevial erg dit being
due to the eboir foe their sereteis and
ineitirsetimi in song. Iteretip,),, the
stationing committee's repave Was
Mid after which the conrcratu a ad
jammed to meet, again at Cliesley. Dd.
t min. on the 3tel Thursday in 11,pr41,
10112. The uteetingwas Irti In a rinsing
pi:ayer by the Bishop and dismissed.
with the benediction.
Reported hy E. S. MovER.
THE MARKETS.
4.44•••••••
Eng Decrease in the Visible Supply el
Moat -Itraottonal Declitio in Ca-
bins -Utast Quotations.
efonday Evening, April 29.
In 44verpool tteday wheet nature) elosod
Mil to red Per crystal lower than on Satur;
4ay. and -maize options closed led to WI
letter.
Chicago wheat futures to -44y eeeileed
1.3ec to fafie per bushel. July eora declined
rec.
THE VISIBLE; sunrsor.
16sts scompared with tai wog ago the
le upply or wilesnaila and the
United States has decreased 1,51
.
leetlah,e18; that of cern has decreased 2,; • -
011537,000liebleil,taitt3,tliat of oats has Increased
wheztt relenaP At? nat121 :111'41I ut
t it te
together with that afloat to Voreere,
01,395.000 bushels, against 95,06%000 bush-
els a week ago and 92,560,000 bushels n
year ago.
LEA.,prso ••vrre IT • It ,latX
Following aro the closing quotations at
important wheat centres to -day
Cash. May. July.
Chicago ...S. . SO 7214 $0 UK
New York ...... . 0 80e4, 0 79
Milwaukee .. 0.75ii% o
iii
TolailDetroit, . (t)t 7/5711 : bye
Detroit, white . . 0 77le
Duluth, No. 1..*
Minneapolis, Duluth, ort he No 1
r. 0 _737 0 74nt 0 7enb
hard • 0 75%, •
Northern .. 0 78 0 T4M,
• e
naterISH m Attlee; rie
Liverpool -Close -Wheat spot quiet' No.
1 standard eat, re 3d; Walla, 61; 1d; No.
2 red winter, 6s 1(1 to 63 11,1d; No. 1 North-
ern, spring, 5s lld to 6s 8d; futures quiet;
May, 5s 11(1; July, ea lleed. Spot cern,
quiet; mixed American, old and new, 43
54,1 to 4s 5F4d; futures, quiet; May, nom-
inal; Juin 44 054d; Sept., 4s OM. Fleur,
18s to 10s 8d.
London -Close -Wheat, cargoes arrived
off coast since last report, 1; waiting at
outports for sale. 1; wheat, on musette,
steady, but feeling is quieter; cargoes
about No. 1 Oat., Iron, passage, 30s, paid,
net; 'Walla, Iron, April, 30s, paid net; iron,
passage, 300 3d, paid; La Plata, pessege.
30s, pald. Maize, on passage, firm but net
aetire; pareeist mixed Ainerioen, steam,
Aerit, 20s Wed, paid; steam. Daspage, 209
4.1V1 paid; steam, 3lay, 19s msed paid;
icedra, May, 20a, paid. Gate, parcels Am-
erican No. 2 clipped, mixed, passage, 15s
Sd, paid. Maize, spot Axnelican, mixed.
21s 3d, new. Flour, spot Minn., 243.
Antwerp -Close --Wheat, spot firm; No.
2 red winter, 171,4f.
Parts--Close--Wheat, steady; April, 19!
25e; May and Aug., 19f 60e. Flour, steady;
April, 24! rt5e; May and Aug., 24! 60e.
Mark Lane -Close -Foreign and Deep*
wheat ftrm at an advance of ekti.
American Maize, firm with a fair Irusineee;
Dantiblau then at an advance of ad. Am-
erican flour firm with a fair bas4ness, 611
higher; English. firm, 6(1 higher.
Tonoecro -T. 1.A .v1:,,NYOK A ttiCET.
total mead,. 'hip of about 35,000. The
speaker effectively inapressed the posi
sibilities of soul saving work sonong
this noble body of young people, -rie
Wheat, white. bush. ..
"
red, bueh.
" fife; bush. .
goose, bush' •
Bens •bush.
gre,' bush. , .. ..
Irmt,
0..3, Duo . ....... . .
Buckwheat, besh. .
TORortTo VA. R31
0 701A
.. 0 efl ..- •
643(
. 05
.. 0 51.1e,
1 20', 140
. 050 . „S.
retoietrozi
that winneth souls is wise.' whotesale.
Saturday was given to the regular May, baled, car lets tori. 90 to 11875
sessions. The devotional service of EWOW, baled, ear lois, „ten. 5 so 0 00
the afternoon was somewlial exeended r ..... s...- 014 a 1ft
▪ 03440
to serve as a inqinorial service for our Rigor, creamery, boxes"....: 0 ee
....... 4
Rev. D. Yenni, Revs. J. Limbach ,
1
honored Bishop. E. E. Eseber, and utter. Creamery, lb. ren; 0 13
R J Butter bakers' tub 0 12 1
eeseep r lb. ...,.. e,.... , .. 0
memorial tt dresses. Sat ui (*sly even- Turkeya, per lb. ,........ 0 1%3
..
. ing the Rev. G. P. traist PI seehed a cDhulcekkile,npes r rerialr air...-. . - 0 4a
'feel th." The attendance at tills scr ID reit:led tteorir,s1,1j'ea2e . i o. i ; ; 'Del:
Laxative Bream ;mine ,„,,,„,,, Iwo Dom, sont own a .t
.00,...... that coma a cold in one 44 c,e cr, April mi. .._ .. _ , , Gert vice, in spite of the inclernency of the erre ..... ....„ IN
Ude atgamture is on every box of the genuine , noWerf el ser it the subject le,f, . .0 • .. • .. e .
. 11. • Ira
king s .atti
r That is Scrotnia,
No (Home 14 Older.
• No diSeese is really responsible ter a
larger mortality.
Consamption eoranionly Its eitterowth,
Tbere is no eaettee for neglecting it, It
makee Its presence known by so many
oleos, well as glandular Pullers, catapeoua
eruptiens. inflamed eyelids, sore ears, rick..
ets, catarrh, wasting and general clebility.
children et J. W. McGinn, Woodstock,
Ont., had. scrofula sores so hoe they COnld
not atteoci school for these months. When
different kinds of medicines ban been used
to no purpose whatever, these sufferers Were
cured, =cording to Mr. McGinn's vo;untary
testimenian by
Tod'; Sarsaparilla
whin, eve. effected the most wonderful,
rale- ti ned peraliarleat etiree of acrofele
iu old and eoling,
TOIIQNTO AX)) wi)OL.
No. green ... . . 001,4 to $,
No., 2 green 0 OZ44 • .• •
aide*. No. I :teen steers0 07
N. 2. green steers0 06
litdeS, eared ec 4014
Calftskirm, No. 1 0 07 0 OS
Calfaklies, No. 2 0 00 0 07
Begeons (deities), each 0 50 0 03
Sheepsalue, fresh ..... 0 90_ 1 GU
Tallow. reielered 0 05 0.4
Wel, deice 0 sa 0 14
Wee!. 1111w4shetl. fleece 0 1.15 0 00
Weel, palled, Never II 0 18
Wool, polled. extra .. . .. 0 20 t) 21
IrON1R8,44. JAYE SWOON.
atoutreal, stern S0. -The receipts of lire
stock at ttie East End Abattoir tide morns
Ing wore S,10 newt of cattle, 700 calves, 26
snoop ane tni lambs. Tao demasitt wee
paid ana paces welt malutnined.
Cattle, choice, sold at from 41e,,c 50
per lb.; good void from fle to inn per lb.;
lower gred_eo Inere 2ine to ante per lb.
Celvee were sole from en. to en eacti,
Sbeep Invited Vora 4e to lie per let,
Laraba 'were Sold from 4e to Se Per lb.
rlogs brought trout .le to 're per lb.
EAST BUFFALO earreaS antenT.
East Dudek), aprIt 2e.-Cattle-Ofterinee
1/0 Made; medium -weight butchere abOtit
Itle timer. and Utast, bsUdYs buivhere
teatly., Canasta cattle zold teem 33.25 to
5e.50. reesit cows null spriagers et tel,
Quality etrielgte. Vet cows 0144 betters
were In geed, demand and sold atrougeri
neeep and Lambs-Ofterinee, 220 losee.
but* oe, caolee lamb* wile $5, one or
twa buueliee swains; at $3.10; elseice to
extrn linbt eiltleed linabx were quotable at
to $5.10; gooa to choice. $1.73 to SS;
eJsoiee to extra. beavy clipped Unita, eatia
to $4,90; wool lambs. 35.23 to $3.0. StmeP
and Yearlings, $4, to $4,30. Seeerat leads
Were lett 'Deer at the clew.
Nnav xonet CATTLE MAR.KETe.
New 'York, April 2th-lleeetereatecetpte,
491S: demand fair; steers steady; belln
teady; cows 'arra to see Metier;
.65 to 45.75t cows And stage. $4.50 to
.13; boll& #3.50 lo $4.30; COWS.: *2-41.3 to
4; exports, none; toloorrow. 150 caste:
and 3100 quarters ot beef.
Calres-Reeelpts. 0084; actlre; steady to
230 off: Tee% MOO tO $0; tops. 1,123:
little calves, $3 to 53.30.
Sheep and Lambs-ltecelpt& b2,73; &Ion
prices week: wooled elleen. Si to 451 ella-
ped do.. 53.73 to 34.00;. clsolce do.. 34.73;
"WOOlgt1 lambs. ;3,30 to ;3.87,16; ellpped deo,
$4.02101 to $3.33e denied culla, $4; ;Matra
lambs!, $2.50 to ;3 each.
Ilogs-Reeelpts, 12,572; lower At $(1.03
to ettae.
enICAGO LINE STOCK.
Chlengo, Aprli 2.9.--eattle-Itecelpte,
000, lacItullag 400 TeggOS: gO011 to Prime
ateers. 44.05 to $5.00; poor to medium, $3.85
to $1.00; stockers end feeders steady, 82.73
to $4,83; eon's, $2.70 to $4.50; heifers, $2.73
to $4.S0; cruisers etrady to firm. $2.10 to
$2.65; hulls, 42.73 to $4.40; estres steady.
SA to $5.23; Texas tril steers. $4.23 to $3.4a:
do., grass steers, p.m) to $4; bulls, $2.75
to $3.4,13.
Themenceelpts, 47,000; mixed Mal butch-
ers'. $3.05 to .$5.8716; good to eholte, hewer.
$3.73 to $5.00; rough. heavY, Vane to $3.1351
Telisl3 to v -L82%..; bulk of stales, $e,eele
t 8");.‘,
Sheep-zitereints. 11t.000; good to ebolee
evetitere., $4.50 to e4.75; lair to eholce, mix-
ed, $4.20 to $4.5,1; Western sheet). $4.40 to
$4.75; Yeerlings. $4.50 to 44.00; native
lambs, $4.50 to e5.30e Western lembs, $4.73
to am
Exeter. MAY isre 1001,
.vlittht egr .....4,... el 41 0$
. . 4 64 ,q4., 3.
Bar ..v 4,, *a 42
1,rot.; ... • • 0 GO '4' 65
Butter.. - -. 1.1 o. 13
egere - •• • .. 11 •tr 10
Tereeye .. .. e en 8
1 111,401114 Z.101. ..
'1 •
SV ore
.4.pleas
„Pork live w, ight. • .
-
5 +.0 5
.. 5 to 5
lu 7
16 to 17
e
31141) to WO
TilEls it (JOG ISTS ARE BUSY,
------
Drugsnste evert great tlemend for the
new 25 petIl. s'Z,' rotst titetZone. 810
1,0-, toy, ;ale, alines, cleared 1,111 ths.ir
es. e, y, f-scpittitt Alit. re pal Hot'
4144 rrti 14 rr I am by -t 1u feet that it
eiver. better reilisfaction than troy et h-
er renwily on I be mar ice t. Di lig,g1h1 s
eey that Catarehozone is the only re-
rieely hat really does ellre
Brom.: CI us a rigi Atithiiiii. t releives
gitiel,:y. is pleasant and convenient to
isee, sled gnarrinteed to cure, or your
mit)iwy track. Iteaders suffering front
itt itahle Cane rh.
e strengly advised to try cal-
eerheeene ; it, never fails to cure even
Irtiret, gsses.
Slie. Jetties Gardieer of the fourth
toeceesion of West Luther, about five
1. on; Al thur village, died el, her
houie 10A, 55.Pl.k, it is claimed, hy sheer
in-glect, -end much indignation has
betel expressed. Indeed, so inuch
that the facts have been placed in the
hands at County ()yawn Attoruey
.Peterson, who has oidered an investi-
gation to be made by High Constable
Merewet her. The facts, according to
the Guelph ;Mercury, appears to I* as
follows: About, twelye days before her
death Airs. James Gaediner gave birth
to a child, there being neither nurse
nor docter present. The mother, sled
consequence, was not property at tend-
ed to, and she was quite in. but as the
family nelonged to a sect, of some kind
which is averse to employing doctors,
no medical man was sent for, and the
mother died of septic poisoning, -lease
ing a family of seven email chiltiren.
it is said that she expressed a desire to
have a doctor called in a few nights
before. her death, and that her 'hus-
band proinised to secure one next
morning if :she then insisted. Next
morning Wm. Gardiner, brother of
the husband, and whp was, a sort of
pteacher among the sect, called, and
on. being requested agreed to, get a
doctor, but it is alleged, made the
eCpplation that the horse must, take
the right road through God's direc-
tions. Be started on the tripe but the
horse turned off the reed into A place
he had been tn She behit of going to,
and the doctor *as not procured,
Subsequently the oor woman died
in great agony
• 14
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London, H Ungen and 13ruCc.
Gouse Inenten- t;- Passenger.
London. depart-. ..... 8.15 4, 41, 4 40r,24.
Centralia .... 5.18 50
Exeter..
Bensaii
Melva , .......
9.14 0.15
0 fia
Biniceilea . ' . - 0.1i' 42-
)0.1.5 0.55
1110 8,00
Passenger
0(3&.1t., 8.15 r.
Ciiiaton •
Wingbain, arWve...
Goma %mew--
wingliale, depart ,„,
Clinten
Ki
Kensall
Smtherlontl Noes Co
ARE PREPARED TO PCB0HASE
ELM
--AND
F.ITHER STANDING OR IN THE
LOGS.
APPIY to
E. Kessel,
FOREAfAX, EXRTEE Ort',
7.47 4.23
BraceneYa ..... .. . .... . 8a 449
8.15 4.e7
&es' 502
Exeter 8.35 5.14
Ceetralia
Leinteri.arrire... SAO 525
137 6.1? i
.... .
MONEY TO LOAN,
anent upon farm or village property at lawe$t
We ha,vennlimited privete foods for insea-
m .tes of interest,
• - DICKSON & CARLLNG xe er
Rader.
IrIONE7 TO LOAN.
•
Wore a Jaree antouat of pdrate
loan on farm and viliageproperties at low rates
of interest.
, F. W. Obanniald.
A2E1;40.414
narrister Molest. Exeter.
11171-J. IL RIVERP„. M. 8. TORONTO UM
VE11$1TY. litt AL Tait:My 1..frn !Ter
Otliee-Cralltoo, Oat,
i
. rat° WNING M. ih„ M. C.,
t .1'. h. ;., rdnuto %%atop fa. Um- cerattx 5
/tett 41;.$ rokodeuce. ..4A 141Nra.
Ines, Exeter,
•••••••••
I.EtiAl.,
DICKSON &
BurriMerieSolicitore. Notaries. Conveyancers,
Congmn.j arv, nolleiters for timeivisons
Dank. Ete.
Mcney toneell at lowest rates ot interests
OFFWEnesMAIN STiLEET. EXETER, I
111.1te0,13. A. L. it. PICUSOX
GLADMAN
(Successor to Elliott,4S.: Gladman)
krri$ter, Solicitor, Natal Mk
Conveyancer, Etc,
Money to loan on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interest
FFICE MAIN STREET EXETER
.44,"•0
DENTAb
'ne ELNSMAN. L. IL 8. AND l'
-..,4* DR .4,.1t. RIN$3,1.41lN. L.
0'
la re D. .8.K.Henor Gradr.atte'
ef Tercet* nativeness Deotist.
Teeth extracted without pain or
find After streets. (wee in Fan.
sores Meta. West ado a Main
omen Exeter
A.ANDEti8ON, (1)
DB.NTIST.
4.••••=••••••••
Horror Geaduateotthe Toronto Univereity.
and Royal College et Deulni Surgeonti of
Ontario. All bridge work, Crowns, at 4 Flat*
work domain the neatest eossible Manner. A
harmless amestbelle for painless extraction.
Thostriatest attention given.to the _prescrvat-
ou of the natural teeth. Office in Dickson 6:
Carling'e Meek. Exeter. untario.
h. =WARY.
en nent & ennent
1..X3C11:14
Graduate of the Ontario Vort-einary
Offer -tine dcor sctzili tI Tolva Hall.
• P • • ." :•'4.0 •'" "4.‘
Farmer's Attention
We heYe procured a Car load el
THOMAS PHOSPHATE POWDER
Whicls is the beet fertilizer on the
market.
J. Cobbledick &S011,
TWEEDS
At Cos 1 Price
FOR TIIB =CT 1i DAYS.
A. good Assortment
ALSO HEAVY PANTiNGS
AT cos'r,
ant to clear these lines ut cute
VV, JOHNS,
MCI TteliCst*
BROWNING'S
tote
Oguarters For
Dyspepsia. Cure
Blood and Nerve Tonic
Stomach and Liver Pills
Iron Blood Pills
Liver and Kidney Pills
Eldney Mixtme
Sciatica Remedy
Sampitrilla
Cough Mixt nee
Cholera and Diarrimeit Mix-
ture
Chilblain Lotion.
Try any of these preparations
you will be astonished at their o onde
Col ful healing and curing properties,
1 A Full line et Patent Mediciees on
a
WATIDIALOO MUTUAL
11.1".nl 2311tshtiVollAtat°410' 3.
HEAD OFF/C- WATERLOO, ONT 1
11.5 eotsitokteY 114s inert over Neent e -ti
.17:4lez7°egttitle4gllIlIlilo, et, t1iiro mit;ofloor 1
den .14.0 Pee Slorolmn,lios
Alit 4.tile:07te:4 other 4leseritItioas of /
n meek meters y. Ittfenaing it1Surer3 hart
ili 04.11(11 04 men rin eon the Pretniunt Note rI
tole -yen .
Durilisr tire vast tett yearn t h is touttlany hos '
iV;E:241:1Alts,"N. 0.100.00 aonsistirie of Cask s VV. BR.OWNIN0
nto. 57,190 Policies. 50401(1141property to the
!
azi wit el $4),32,i1.8; ;arid lasses alone
In lhul. tiorernment beeoritand tireemasses-
sed%ilium Notes oil band mut in force. a Dominion Laboratonst
.11 AI eh$, el .1e, l•resident; t; el. Tenon
eeerriary ; 3. 1. III outs, Dist beter. CUA.S.
/3E1 1., Agent for Exeter and ricinity.
hand.
TOILET ARTICLES
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
PHE
NOTE LOST. Clothing
The publio are hereby cautioned against buy-
ing or negotiating for a note made by Fred
Glanville, in favor of John Voelher, date NOT.
Stb, 1900, for 535.00, at eleven months.as the
same has been hist and; wament stopped.
JOR(34)
HOUSE FOR SALE OR
RENT.
A choice brick house situated on Sirocoo
Exeter, containing ample rooms for ordinary
family, garden and stable, and all necessary
conveniences in, connection, every thing in
goon condition. For further particulars, apply
to A. 1100PER, CLINTON. or Times °FMB.
TO BLACKSMITHS.
A first-class Blacksmith Shop, well equipped,
with sett of public weigh scales in connection.
First-class business guaranteed to right man.
Terms moderate. Also farm to rent. 100aores.
Apply to L. MACTAGGART, Exeter North, Ray
P.O.
-
A CV.:OD INVESTMENT.
.Main street, is 70x55 feet, three storeys, and
contains four stores, offices and halls, all leased.
This is the best business stand in town. The
dwelling is brick of two storeys and contains le
rooms, is admirably adapted for it boarding
house. The property must be disposed of.
Terms easy, apply to B. L. Fanson, Exeter,
Ont.
pROPRETIES FOR SALE
BY TENDER.
Jn'tho ot Emcee, Ont. Tenders will
berecin ad by the undersigned up to the 1st, of
of April, 9901, south half of lot No. 9. from xittin
to Willie. at., known as Hamlites store prop-
er y. 355. 361, 382 Elizebetn st., near McCal-
lum's emery, No. 63,64, ete Andrew et., No.
65 has frame dwelling, 7 rooms, will take one
ibir&cash balance in payments et 5 per cent.
For further particulars and terms ()isn't() apply
to owner. The highest or any tender not
yp
T. 'W. HeatLIN
Brookkolm, P. 0., Out.
For Infants and Children,
The foe+
tlbIlut
algarittio
Of
46144
13 45
seer
valests
!QUESTION
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of jolcAtion,
though when you are abl.4Nt-sio.
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 livice
and selling at the old prices
Nice suits for $1.4 in fancy i
worsted suiting, We show a
big range at moderate prices
in Scocch and Canadian tweeds
we cary a large and well as I
sorted stock. Prices to slv
all. A. large stock of the lat-
est goods yeti corder sing,t
from€0.0 up. -
GIVE US A CALL and se
what we ean do for von.
J. 11. Grieve
N ERCI EA Ng.' 11,0
$111111WIA.
...106511:414
,ILIke /tete Poi 'Preis from -Defter
31079 Deresehtlii one of :elle *
ciblpowners and grain eXPoreers
hes cemmittaa geticide
shooting hinenelf. Rib alleged lie,
ties are .5,000,000 francs. The afro
hcis caused intense excitement at Da
elittresfi nd in Erada) into prurcipte
ipnrt ot Roumania.
Children Cry tor