Exeter Times, 1901-8-22, Page 4TEE EXETER TIMES
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orap!etely enveloped Mayor Olegees .1 ilea roe eeteenenee,
Pele up, cap — 4,2,500„000 building, end had already spread to ° thernanity and oheaanese it
Beeerve Fund. — emote the adjousing one beloneirig to John 0.
4.111";$ BLIelOT„ ESQ., fill tilO fiCIV4 01 intorost to
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firearm the balauee f the rosy of ' 0 Uttrailtc):aSi:al:clinugal'a paveraeat
Bee Otare„Mcetreaa, Clegg. By the beraie efforts of the After years of experiment the cttel
warehoeses was soYeds of
was also the ! that for excellence, durability peal
GE,NnRA.1,11ANApER .
advanced to ir„oed farmers on their Tuns fleatiors tiapponinn Button 4. Fessaut chair factory, which } cheapness Is commentied for e.xaminae
wile one or mere endeeeer at e per, '4 was in imminent, danger- Mayor tion to those in care of similar
, aeuraii. Pll tlie86 Gountios olegaa loss will be heavy, as he had veork, elsewhere. The possibility of
Exeter Draacitt - . 1 no insurance on. is bending, and the
rape every laweul day from ion. ia, a'S p. iu i good
Ven roads
lms oantstrraetaer an
The
contents were only partially covered, cznorksiceilighes
, , i The indirect loss will also be severe, as
s4vrilIt13.A.Y.'s, lea, re. to 1 p. m. e , t i-Nron the new wheat is just beginning to i tests extending ever e number el
i Rat, Arscott and family left Wing- come on the ruarls.et, 4. 0., Cleges Years on business streets peove Urea
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reireneraree et issteeest allowed on derail% ' and his insoze i tarred macadam makes not Only 4
DIO.-eateN et CA1114/2ZG-, N. le IlleRDON. barn on Wednesday for Halifax, where loss will be about 3800,
"1.4.`"Tel''s• "14•'''.4913''t they intend to reside. ance $400 he the Anglo-Arnericae. ismeoth and solid roadway, but on
Xx,e';er. Dee..eezle'ra I that can be kept in perfect repair at
oar Payne, wingham, has been -word was received by friends on i
; very ill during the past weels, and is Saturday last, of the death of etre, i „enc'elin,a1 expense' The first cost fix
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Ca-Der:dr:sr for August, 1 901. ', scarcely expected to recover. James Broadfoot, sr., of Brig End, ;4'llr'CLint"°11' where limestelle is Abliati-
Sleseheer e le le o5.! C. 11. Broadfoot of Settforth, expects Tueis.ersraith, elm Broaafoot died at ant and near at hand, is from 70 eci
TvEen.eas . , 6 is 20. 27 , her for New We're°, there to remain Mustard, at Talmage. Kansas, on wt. engineer estimates the cost of repair -
James !86 cents per square Teed, a.nel the
5 12 jo. 26 to leave _about the middle of Septette- the residence of her son -ea -law,
WzaSel-aerfaT... . 7 1-4 el 28 for the winter, day, August 2nd. she had attained i lag on heavy traffic streets at less
Fisene.Y...... . „ 2 9 id 20 i visiting her brother, Conrad Zaffe. She had resided with her
is the good age of 8$ years and 0 months, v than one cent per yard a, year, whiff,
daughter in •asphalt costs over three cents. Tito
Tseeeasreele, , „„ 1 e 15 22 .2isi ; Mrs. Wee Webb, of Heewatin,
84.Trienleee.. ..... 3 3.0 1.7 21 es : the Goshen, Stanley, and her father Kansas ever since 1897„ She bad only addition of tar renders the reaelara%
.........„--,,,,—.,......-- • who lives near the Greed Bend. been ill a very short time. When bee inspervious to water, frost -proof us
•Will Staaletoa, left last weea for daughter, Mrs. John Robb, of Tucker- i saluter mad prevents mud and dust
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e itg; t: out beeiness as titetchant tailor. Mr. mother and other friends.
'C' • Stapieten has livea it. Goderich for
e ; Landeshcro where he intende opening smith, who has been visiting her , in summer. It is easily repaired and
about a month ago. the old lady was avoiding much wearing of the sur
same
' does not require scraping, them
some years, then enjoying good health, and was ' thee.
James Jamieson, an old and respect. talking about taking another trip to' One block of tar macadam laid
.- AUGrsT '22tin. 103- ed reeident of BrseeeSeld leaves this see her friends In Huron, Mrs, Broad- , more then a year ago on a. busines0
. month fc,r itakota. where he has a sen foot's maiden name was Janet Mona- i street where there is heavy teem -dug
COMMENTS, - soul two daughters reelaing. He will son. She was a daughter of Captain'. shows no perceptible wear toeday. In
' mealy, there in futare. Morrison. of Desert, Scetlaral. She I, residential streets these pevemente
It is te greats a, treat France its this Simon Surerne, Zurich, has pin- come to Canada in 1.9'.IS, and was mar- `, have been in use eight years without
year eltert at. 1,1,hc.,,,c to the extent of ' chased his father's.farin. for which he d to her late husband on bee arrivalt any repairs, and ere still in goad
20,1'etat'asa lisahele. Sonic thee ago Paid SUMS This is a tine farm, close at New York. They cause direct to condition. The success of this Mos
it was exaeeted that the French crop to the village, arid we wish him sue- _AIt
ron county, and settled on Brig i thee of row:smelting depends on care
would be large. End Farm, now occupied by W. G. i in its eNeCatiOn, as in the case of all
Broatlfoot, and he continued to reside ; composite wore of this eilaractqr
there until the death of her Ivits,i!ande ', and for the information of those fte-
some thirteen years ago. She wares ; terested the substance of ann
i ter -
a family of 5evi-ll sons and four (laugh` i view with the 'engineer of publid
tem ; worts, B. O. Barrow, covering de-
tails of the processes in use therel
* • *
The luerseeor sugar beet plots f
the Provireeel Ververpment was
. cess wale his purchase.
;) In Clinton, on Wedneedayafternoon
I last. Miss Minnie C. Irwin daughter
: of Mr. and Mrs. R. Irwin, was married
to Norman McL., Fair of that town, by
Hilton lees e cat:, He prvuouneed the ... Rev. Mr, Hatigton Of Ler:de:A:ore
. satiate
of leet ecronnils the best he All eases of weak or lame back,
had even. Be ilesteueted samples to ' backache, rheumatism, will fled re -
be forwa44101 les 'Te-erouto to If e lelaced' lief by .wearing ere et Carter's Smatt
on exit:art:cm et the Toronto lexhibae Weed aril Belladonna Backeete Pins -
teen.
tele. Price :lac. Try them.
There died at hie Lorne in •Grandin,
eenan tea. ' North Datede. en August 2nd, James
64 c't °Iia5gc'w W Itcre weil heewn ie Wittgbaut•
whether ' • • ' ' a " , -
the other dey te consider • Deceased wee 40 veers of nee ; his
eters eltereiti et: taken en net for the .. frieeee Leo,. Ovk7e, wiclia c f bil.:i death
removal ef the :•••,41trietions effectirg with deepeseetee,
el.)aai''" 'c"! -Vi''' i'.:' w"'s ""''imc"51Y . A pretty IlVIVR weihling tech phree
Ftrct13; ''':•ttl': IC" rs'alr:icti‘'ns wert' 14C‘ a the lieree et the I rieleaStarents, Mr,
serger neeeeseey, anti engirt to he re- : and ssre Asiteue Tworeele "mew% at
meet il., • Jaigle. rove on Mineeley lest. It was
• 0 0 the netierios:e et Miss Lizzie to Ake.
The nee !imager Empress rtea.'', Lewis. ai Wit-Lallaut•
(deli. left two toraieen marks tSaitteetitti, , Maeter Witte Weir, eon of Mr. W.
nceleas ter seiete
if Friedricheof. It Wehs ef the BeYfiehl read, bed the
is uuderieeee that Friedticheef and raisfetteue to ;Sep em,41 on Sunda
contents. iss:41a the Doweger Empress' ; evenireg, frei,rg en his elbow, with
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Crentetg teeele neve hem left to • the result tlest the emelt hew of ins
Pelacese Adesirlaus of Scho.umburee ; Wrist Was lietert.
Lipp tPriaeeee Victoria, second '. Mrs. Robert Weir, of .Turnberry,
daughter 41 .the Dowager, with a passed away eariy en Tuesday morn-
peoviso that the estates will revert to... rug. 131h hist., at the age of fittr-five.
serinee lessee-, the Dowager's second. ince:teed had not been m coed health
Son. .. for nearly a year, and recently a
.growth appeared on her aeek, which
st • a , , .• is supposed to have caused her death.
The retest s I tee aslv hing TQCOVett • The tesheeeeo of Hugh elequarrie, of
(rem thee cerrtetvil with Farmers.' Myth, was the scene of a happy event
lustitute wrist throughout the pro- oe esseeiseeday lasts when his young..
vinte Wixtad 1,,CP111, to indicate that tire,',: est daughter, Annie, was meted in
apple crop it: she. province. would be t the holy Leas of wedlock, by Rev.
. mu& larger than estimated by the Mr. McLean, to A. M. Babb, formerly
Apple Sieerete Assoeirreicn. The: of myth, but now one of Teeswater's
shippers rut the crop at e5 per cent. , prosperous young business men.
of an MTV:W. the reports of sone ,,- W. B. Rae. IN -Ingham bas entered
.estimates put it as bigh as 70 per rept. , the matrimonial estate. :The happy
of last years &rep. Peaches are a* -e, event took place en Wednesday of last
reported as snowing up :Letter every week. The bride is miss Maggie Dar.
week. :. her, of Thorojea, dud the interesting
* • • ceremony was redo:zed by Rev,
: John Kay, at the residence of the
As a testae ug investigation orderi SI '. bride's mother in Moretti,
by the Onturio Government into the , Louis Efeyd, X. C., issued it Writ at
:quality of various sorts of wheat for . Osgoode halt Toronto, en Thursday,
this :province, the experts declare that, on helutif of Jere McDougall, af
the best fall whe4is are Turi'eY 1'01 ' Spadine. avenue, Toronto, claireing
yielding ler7.0 pounds of bread fer le0 ': smog) damages from Donald orassick
pounds of n°"r' "nd littvirg F'5 l'er ( and Eliza Grassick, of Stanley town -
cent, quality ef a ?mil*Scott, ..sh-e.
ip The plaintiff fonnerly resided
yield 148.2, (plenty e0 ; Mi.thigan amber .in this comaty, and she claims the de -
yield 147.0„ quality 63.0.. In 11141.q Indents have said things about her
- wheat, Fife. with ayield of 154.s. anu ,.
hellcadleSa ; will prove interesting and inetruee
,
Mr. Joseph Grant, near Grunion, , tire. Either stone or cement curie -
has purchased part of Mr. John `, jug should be placed before begin;
Brown's farm near' Giautort.4uing to roadway. Cement costa
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Mr. George Foreman. of Weston. re- i there :it) cents per lineal foot and ie
cently, a resident of Grantors. died at , six inches thick and 20 ieches in
the tainily reeiderce in Weston on ; depth and laid on broken otone er.
Aug. 12th. The parents and brother e gravel. Corners are rounded, aad
and sister have the sympathy of i on iron plate imbedded for protece,'
many Weeds in this another sore 1 time On business streets stone is
1 dew:meet. ,, preferable.
W. elatheeon, ef blear-, has brought :‘ An essential in roadmalcing is le
to light an old flint -leek musket which ; hard and compact foundation, whicle
been hidden away in a farm house can be secured only by the liberal
in McGillivray for nearly fifty -years. I use of heavy rollers (12 to 3.6 tonst
The gun Was picked up from the battle- .4,
Real by Mr. Janes, a r. E. Loyalis-,d camber while the base is being prepared. Th$
grade au should be SO dee.
Weed as to carry water off the sure,
Laos quickly, and ell earth above thil
the service of Miss hinnue Bottert11, or subgrade should be removed so as ter
Mitchell, as teacher for the fall term. , conform to its level -12 inches be -
She lute been highly recommended. hould be thoroughly rolled
low the natural surface—which s s
The trustees received about thirty
plicants for the school. aril grade s'
and soft spots filled with stone. 'III
An unfortunate accident occurred foundation must be compost, n. soil ,
near (mouton last week.
The bank i bed of storm not less than Six in
barn and outbuildings, together with di
ca
in thickness. If the soil is of ce
the season's crops, and also some togs; spnria nature, large, flat stones axe'
and poultry, were consumed by fire onpreferred. All interstices should be
the farm of John Fulton. The fire is li filled with small stone and gravel
supposed to have originated front welt rolled in. Over this a coating qf
arks from the. engine of Knowles 1 gravel should be rolled hard an
aI
t.es.1 who were threshing on the then a layer of ter -saturated stori
farm at the time, and who wing to not exceeding two inches in diamele.;
Lire rapidity of the lire, were unable to era These. stones before being mix
save their separator. The farm is with boiling tar (10 to 12 imperiar
owned by Wne Brown, who is work. gallons to the cubic yard) must bd
Perth plates, until all moisture is expemar sun or by exposure on heated?
lleal`e
thoroughly dried, either in the sane;
nig -with David Crawford.
The Maxwell works, St. Maze's, in- After thorough roiling atiotiis
mprovemeets stratum or tarred stone of the same
tend making extensive i
to their plant, this fall. dimensions and thickness is addefl'il
Mr. Albert Dennison, of Souris, rolled and covered with a layo.. of
Manitoba, arrived atVarnet, on Wed- gravel and quarry chips, also izi4.t.
nesday to visit for a couple of weess with tar, one inch in thickaiess, to
with relatives and. old friends in this rolled down from three-fottrthe
neighborhool. one-half an inch. A top dresemg
'We have to record this week the screenings is then added, and if
death of Mrs. R. Weir, who died at light color is desired it may be ,
lien borne on the 0th concession of tained by adding a cement. Most d$ -
Turnherry, on Monday, August 12th, the stone used there is macha
at the age of 55 years. crushed.
Illanshasd Township's rate on all the
taxable 'property in the municipality nail -sestina* Arrangement.
is two mills on the dollars, and a fur- At stores where candy is sold. .ene
ther rate of two and seven -tenth mills can buy for a few cents the light
on the dollar is levied for township but large, wooden pails in Sr
broken candy and certain gracTei
Mr. Onslow Crich has been appoint_
purposes for the year 1901.
chocolates are shipped from the faca
ed caretaker of Clinton cemetery tory. These pails make a:college'
vice Mn, R. Reynolds resigned. and
who goes to London to reside. Chief -
Welsh will ring the early bell and per-
form other duties of night watchman.
Palpitation of the heart, nervous-
ness, treroblihgs, nervous headache, '
cold hands and feet, pain in the back,
and other forms of weakness are re-
lieved by Carter s Iron Pills, made
specially for the blood nerves and
complexion.
Miss Cora Ingram, eldest daughter.
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ingram, lot 12,
eon. 0, Gore of Downie, passed away
Monday at the age of 19 years, 5
months and 21 days. She had been
sick since spring, but her immediate
decease was not expected.
Rev. R. Whiting, of Mitchell, has
received a unanimous call to Askin
Street church in South London, , at a
Il li I
salary of $1,200. The trustee board
of the Mitchell Methodist church have ,
unanimously asked him to stay a NEST Pildid AX OLD PAIL. .
fourth year, and haye raised his salary hens' nests when hung from two
by $100. hooks in the manner shown in the
The St Marys Collegiate Institute cut. .
board have engaged a fifth master on Such nests can be taken out of
the teaching staff rendered Vacant by doors, emptied and cleaned in a mo -
There were twenty-six applications joints, as
mint, and haring no corners or open
Growth becomes
do boxes, there is no place
the resignation of ben se eDugan.
for the position. Mr. W. Morrison, for vermin to hide about them. This
B. A., of Georgetown, was selected at is a special pdint in favor of the use vigorous •and all dan-
a, salary of $o). of such pails as nests, for :the or, druff is remoVed..
Noble Johnston, of Blaushard, WAS dinary nest. is -usually, a breeding
on board the ill-fated 'steamer, "Islam- place for these troubleSorne pests. It always restores
der", when it went down off Douglas 'color to gray or faded
Island lest week. The steamer ws s
hair. . Retain y o ur
one of the 0. P. Res best transpotte A Good, Itrood tow.
tion boats. and plied between Skag- A good brood sow should be large, youth; don't look old,
nary and Victoriajon Yukon. It struck long and deep bodied and wide, With
on iceberg and sank- in sixteen win_ plenty of room for a litter. The before your time.
utes. There were nearly 200 pessen- head should be of medium size, neat
gers on board, of whom 100 were and erten, and have an intelligent • Moon bottle. All druggists.
saved. , look, with nose eliort and %tire nicely "I have used your- Mir, Vigor
2,5
Miss Ida Steele, eeegeLee of Di., drooping' and _tar` avert. The ldgs now for about years and I have
fond it splendid and satisfactory
Last summer, while sewing, She swal- from The grotind, also shoplel they
bt..i. sti''itight, symmetrical
all tell the same story. - If any-
Steele, V. S., Stratford, has had an in- ought .'0 in every Way, 1 boljoye, I bay.e
teresting experience with a needle. and long ,enough to carry the uddet,
hundreds di'. my friends, and 'they
recommended this "lair vegoreto
loved a, needle, and, not feeling any stand on the see e of the. body—that
„ body wants thb best kinder a liair
after-eilects, paid no further attention is, not be dished inward ei- stand
0 than just as stronly 'ES I
Vigor rshali certainly recommend
to the episode. Last Sunday week, dope together. 1,,Todium-reixed bone that they get a bottlegof Ayer's
the young lady noticed a pimple on is generally the best. A Liege lien:xi,
which was workine- its war out On are necoss'ery, eeboye all; a quiet liajr-Yoiif frr81.11'. E. H2LA.MILT027,
11,449 the Doctor.
one of her knees -which on examinee girth is very essential, being' itldi-
-07, 26, 1898, istorwielecit Y.
tine, disclosed the eye of a needle, cativo of well:efevelepell lungs yhies,11
bong extracted the needle Was fresh disposifean is prefetrcd. Let„ a s4 n
oW
Ti yOli don't obtain all the ,Denents
and, bright, looking as though it had be nervous, fretful and bark ' at 17 you d eon's 'fiant the use of the
n'Vigo
, .
ns'il. r.
eyer be -en used. How it could pees everybody who conees near hie einil , 'Dn. J. 0.1A0vreYEnit:
vult° 010 Door boutAddrese,
, . ,. I, i ' sitiss, .
through tire body and appear in the : the peobabili-tiee are thae the, p ge s se
knee, without injuring the lady, is it win be wild- and *trill tic, haltidhf
Lei' esilltoteeeeeereAfitesee-eoretieWee''..., f
teeterler. .I'red 0.....S.ibl.ey,_ _ _
derogatory to her character.
quality of 1(0 : erlute Russian. yield Mr. Searle, of Clinton, has been
110.0 quality eaa. Thickest yield,, carrying his arm in a sling for several
140.0 : quality. 77,3. days, the result of dislocating his
• A ./ shoulder without knowing it. For
The population of Canade accord- several weeks his shoulder has troubl-
to the census of 1901, is 5,3glaSe3, ap cd him, and he attributed it to
increase of liK6144 in the ten years. rheumatism, but it got so bad that he
The population of Canada in 1891 was' consulted a doctor on Friday, who
4,833, 4."(1, an increase of 508,429 in the told him there was a dislocation. It
ten years. The number of families in was neceesaxy to put him under the
MI is 1,013,211. In 1891 the number infueace of chloroform in order to get
was 991,043. The number of dwellings it into place.
has increased from 877,536,to 1,008,025. Master Allan alcBurney of the 10th
The most important, showing of the ; con., E. Wawanosh, had what may
census is the increase in the Population be called a narrow escape on Saturday
of Quebec, 139.439. The Population of last while baresting at John Bee -
Ontario increased only 53,057. British crofts. A. bundle was being drawn in -
Columba, increased 01,827; Manitoba, to the mow when the trip rope became
03,958; New Brunswick, 9,830, and
fastened to his foot carrying him up a
Nova Scotia, 8,120, The Northwest number of feet then immediately fall -
Territories increased 78,201. lag into the empty rack then unto the
o • • floor in an unsensible condition and
several ribs broken.
If you are entitled to vote at the Whitechurcb creamery was totally
next Provincial election, see that your destroyed by fire Friday night. Fire
name is on the voters' list; for the Pro- is thought to have originated in the
vincial elections will certainly be held furnace room. Two hundred and ten
on the list that is to be revised before boxes butter were saved, which had
the judge. In general terms any male been stored in cold storage at Wing -
person is entitled to be entered as a ham building. Machinery and con-
tents are valued at $3,500 ; partly cov-
ered by insurance,amounting to $1,500.
Total loss estimated, at $2,000. There
are 105 shareholders and about 400
patrons.
*Myles Scott, of near Lakelet, in
Howick, met with a very painful, if
not a fatal accident, on Wednesday
forenoon of last week, by having the
handle of a bay fork -run into the
lower part of his bowels. He was sitt-
ing on a, beam in the barn and having
the tines of the fork resting on the
floor with the handle in his hands, and
wanting to get down he jumped uellig
the fork as a prop which in some way
slipped and entering the bowel, passed
upward several inches.
Mise Beckett, a respected youug
lady of Wingham. has lost her reason,
and is now an inmate of the London
Asylum, The young lady is only 23
years of age, and tor the past two
eguipped with signals which will be years has taught a class in St, Paul's
• displayed on the sides. They will be Junday school there. Three months
as conspicuous as possible, so that they ago she came under the influence of a
can be read at a considerable distanceiDowielte preacher and attended his
from the highways. Mail carriers whit meetings regularly, She was led to
receive their. weether predictions for
the day before they start on their
routes in the morning, and will put rip
the proper signals on both sides of
their carts. -
alter the Americans had retreated,
Tito Trustees of Union S. S. No, 17,
Stephen, McGillivray, have eireured
manhood suffrage voter for elections
for tne Legislative Assembly in a
town, village or township, who is a
British subject by birth or naturalize-
tiois, has resided within the Province
for twelve months previous to the day
for making complaints to the county
Judge, that is 30 days after the list has
been pested, is a resident of the muni-
cipality and who will be twenty-one
years of age within 30 days from the
date fixed for the hearing of appeals
to the county Judge. ,
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Farmers wile live along the line of
rural free delivery mail routes are to
have the advantage of the United
States weather bureau's forecasts of
the weather. All they will have -to do
will be watch the mail cart as it goes
by. Arrangements are being made by
the Post Office Department and the
weather bureau to have the mail carts
Then and NQW;
in
days
ion g
ago (krz
the six-
ties you
know), when
Or
went walking
she held
her skirts so
What
would she
soy if she
saw girls
to -day with
s airts
(*itched
so tight-
ly they
l
loo k
this
War
Mount Forest Council has decided to
purchase the electric plant (tweed
and operated by Messrs, Corley & Col -
line, The 'price agreed on, is $10,000.
For any case of nervousness, sleep-
lessness, weak etomach, indigestion,
dyspepsia. try Carter's Little Nerve
Pills. Relief is sure. The only nerve
medicine for the price in the market.
There was sixteen drunks in the
Owen Sound police court last week,
and a thousand gallons of beer distil),
°eared. Why send missionaries to
China
The principal fraternal organizations
of the United States and Canada- have
a membership of 0,723,010. The Odds
fellows have 1,025,073 members, arid
there are about 896,830 Free Masons.
The report of the Gritrel Secretary
of the Orange Sovereign Greed Lodge,
of British America shows the net In-
crease in members to be 3000 for the
past year, The total active member-
ship Is 00,000,
Mary the four-year-old daughter of
Mn. and Mrs. George Warriner, Strat-
ford, went out to play with her older 1
sister, She returned a short, time
after enveloped in flames which caus-
ed her deatie Florence, Mary's play-
mate, is aged five years and has al-
ways bad a peculiar fascination for
matches, seldom losing an opportunity
to obtain them. She stood on a chair
and extracted a number of matches
from a box on the wall, Then in corn -
pony with Mary she repaired to the
back yard to use them. The little
nes collected a, considerable quantity
of old. paper that was lying around
and. put it in their father's wagon,
which stood just back of the house.
Climbing in, the oldest sister set the
paper on fire, and innocent of the re-
sults, threw some of that Which had
begun to blaze over her younger sister.
'The poor little tot's clothes immedia-
tely caught fire, anti with childish in-
stinct she sought for her mother.
Her screams as she climbed frantically
from the wagon and ran into the
house were the first intimation that
Mrs. Warriner, wino was lulling the
baby to sleep, had of the accident,
She put the baby down and started
for the door. Just then poor little
Mires, entered, her clothing from the
waist up in flames, as also was her
hair. The mother had sufficient
presence of mind to snatch a mat from
the floor a.no roll the little one in it.
This action with the assistance of a
pail of water, had the desired, effect,
but not before Mary had been badly
burned. Doctors were summoned but
their efforts were unavailing,
L, Cameron, of. Andesson..threshed
eleven and a'balf acres of fall wheat, a
hutidred beehele of oats' and a hundred
bushels of barley in three and a half wareinmses at the G. T. R. station be -
hours, • ine• burned How the fire started will
eeze=e,,,,,eseree.e.zeeeeeerevegetietesee, ' • .
belleve,that she was instructing her
Sabbath sehocil pupils in a false , doe -
trine; and; in place of doing them
gcoct sire was, direct -mg them on a
downward path. The trouble worried
her to the extent that she went •
in-
sane, •
The most extensive fire Wingliam
has known for' eome years occurred
early on Tuesday morning, two- ,large
"Uppers all gone."
"Now, here are the uppers
of these shoes all gone to
pieces. The soles are as good
as ever, apparently. They
ought to be, because I've only
worn them a few weeks. But
I wonder why the uppers broke
out so badly."
The reason why the uppers
of some shoes wear out quickly
is that the soles are made so
stiff they pull the uppers all to
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pieces.
When you wear 'Sovereign"
shoes you get the Flexi-
ble Welt sole that wears
as long as the upper and
does not pull your shoe
to pieces.
Easy,comfortablewear,
perfect fit, beautiful finish.
Men's or women's
$3.00, $3, so and $4.00.
See that they are
stamped
"SOVEREIGN SHOE."
TO BREAK UP A COLD
all you require is a glass of hot water,
a little sugar, and about thirty drops
of Poison's Nerviline. Take it real
hot, and in the morning you will
wake up without a cold. When de-
pressed or tired try Nerviline ; it will
tone you up better than stimulants,
Nerviline wards off all sickness and
keeps people well. Large bottle 25c.
7""e4C7fpeoz. — •
Wealth 1
of hair
1..4.- indeed„..„:
especial -
i
>, ly to at"-
k.,•
.•
‘''EAL 6
woman.,
Every*,other
4 physical attraction is 1
p
1 secondary to it. We
have a book we will
gladly send you that
44
tells pig how to care
..lj for the. hair. "
If your hair is
t thin
or los-,
ing its
luster,
L" get —
too
FOR SALE BY 11,
. SWEET, EXETER.
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* Thie laing of Ranges, “Bucit's napp7 Thought'. .15,,•
te-44 ITt, cls
took Money,
H1144,
to perfect The Happy 41
Thought Range, and it's ,
the Range that ardent l
copiers have taken their r
ea cue from. : .: : : : : *
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Bappy Thought Ranges
l• are made in 6 different sizes and 72 different styles. They have all t.
0... the latest practical improve-
* seerreser oeseee
te . ee
4s,
+ ments such as the Corrugated es;
,.,
t. Oven, Transparent Oven Doors,
•
0. 1.7eobstruetehle Oren Damper
1 and a Titer -met System of Oven
+ Ventilation,
sTs 150,000 Canadian Cools*
+ e,..eecommencl Them. sero0.0'
g• • Write for illustrated pamphlet.
• 4-
4.
. Atanufactured by
•
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4.
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W. 3. HEAMA1\.T, EXETER.
WESTERN FAIR, LONDON
Sept. 5th to 14th, 1901.
Entries Close Sept. 4th.
ITC, 'A home exposition of genuine merit—New exhibits and leading attractions,
—Lockhait's performing Elephants—The Three Graces and "Torn
Tom" the baby elephant and many other specialties of a high order—Grand.
Fireworks display, including representation of "Fall of China" and "Taking -
of Pekin." Special tiains over all lines each evening atter fireworks. Fox -
prize lists, programmes, etc., apply to
LT. -COL S\. M. GARTSHORE,
President.
S. A.. WELLES,
Secretary.
The ieeult of the census' will ire to
cat dean the Maritime Provinces'
rem esettation in Pailianient by four
and Ontario's by five. Manitoba will
likely get three more members, the
North-west thtce, end British Colum-
bia one, which would reduce the
present Faille ine nt ary ente.sen ta-
tives fiat 213 to 211. The census of
1891 cduced it fi ern 215 to 213.'a
PU IMAM'S PA1NLES.$ COBN AND
WA RT EMU BA CT OR ,
Is the telly remedy that positively
cures t oi n arid 'nails -without pain in
tenty-forir toms. Ask your drug-
gist abeut.it, be Las sold it for a -long
time. Club any ch uggist who offers
von a substitute for P,utnam's Pain -
lees Col Exti act or,. Be knows it Is
the 1 tat ; ynn will o if you try it.
Poe kneee. sideeehe, swelling of the feet, snd
ankles. puffing mai( r eyis, frcqutnt thirsa
scn n ty, clot.cly, thick, highly colored urine,
Ircquenr. urinationn but fling sensation when
tit ine ting,
m
Any of. hv)„
e aboe sot cans lead to nrighes
esa,c. din het cc, etc,
Dooll.s Kidney Pills are a sure cure for ail
kidney diseases.
-(
Some Reasons
Why You Should Insist on Having
EUREKA HARIESS OIL
Unequalled by any other.
Renderosuht arwdatleera.
Ahprepared.ther soft.,soft.,EK"sepe :Les aybulled Rl rys o
An excellent preservative. 'ea
Reducep cott of y,our harness,
Never burlap the leather; its/
Efficiency is increaeed.
Secures best service.
Stitches kept from breaking.'
a
L
Es 'sold in all
LocalitieS litaradaotteredbr
oil comparue
CLEARING SALE
—or— •
HEAVY WAG ONS,T1111BE SPRING'
WAGONS; LIGHT. ONE HORSE
WAGONS, CARTS, BOB
SLEIGHS, SECOND
HAND BUGGIES,
BARROWS,
For want of room since the fire -
bargains will be given.
Those wanting rigs male and see.
for yourselves.
JOBBING AND REPAIRING DONE AS-
T.TSVAL.
D. BRAURI
ITORONTO EXHIBITION
!locust 26 to SootembOr 7,1)1
PREMITJMS
$65,000 ATTRACTIONS 65,000
.01,111111911.11011.013161
Naval and Miliitary Displays Daily
BRIIIIANT SPECTACLES
Bombardment of Taku Forts by
International Borces
Greatest Live Stock Shcw on the Con-
tinent, All Our Country's Resources
Novel and High Class Entertainment
Features
MILITARY TAT00,- AtlGt. ST 27111
trx,Waracioacurcesu
GreneReanion of Cematilau Old Poys
and Old College Students,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd
Redueed Rates .All Lizies of TPA V 01
.A.Nl.I1IEW ser lea, P.11„C:. T .8 • STIJL,
1,resident
TOFRONTCD