The Huron Expositor, 1905-07-21, Page 3,Th
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LOTTE
CREAM
Separators
Axe before the
Pub tic -Again. -
moo° in daily use watt
their beanilful enarnellee
bowl easing, their new aple
eitimming device tied
frictionlese, sself balaneims
a the bowl. making ties
der to understand aud sae -
teat running eird meet dui -
Weed. It ehould aleo be
has neither a number
Is Lot- complicated deviate:,
1. The bovri Wen iaeelt
enmity acceeeible with Ira
stages. inolueing Geerese,
emente se wslIdeeigned
iaIy quired oy w�htfl.
en off in a reflood without
ncreasseaquarttity of CV=
File quality Qt the MAW
rammilk with the nettle -
[the Wesel, which, a.th a
hale such bubi4itute odd-
lusble though lase expeolive
saD stale ekimmed mflk
tr user or detry expert wilt
:idly invited. Remember
supbelles wereroorne, sea
SAYS. -Geer Elir,-Hav
'reeve Separetor from your
r three yeers ego, I strait -
peso emote, easy turning,
trehility. La competition:it
:}r
d kept the klelotte In
Itself ling ago and cad
ED- ROGEKSttel, flutist&
lotte,:' Separator which
I. Mr Dustean efoCallnus
41given great eatiefecgon
elelotte ' Separator 9.
1m a gool loves:anent, ere
crea.ser of butter cum
ettiug milk, and is
um truly, _ JOdEPLI M
e Cresol Separator which
fir Diemen Meal-
' • For durability sod
ewes very light;
Is done ail the okieemiegQZ
leee skimming device, et
wori. clean am -4-
W mare butter. In my
teal coustructioo Of tate
aa the gearing ti
in all duet and
vsesege over °themes
te cone wilhont wee -ea
Letre alms te exceOsIttealV
ell lissom:ling purohrem
McLkisfsAN.
Lae eatistled with ille
ee purolsatsed from your
ee.el tied is a firet-clree
pee -quarter more bn-'
:line, very ereally model -
se wagh, on account af
elms:ling device; a ewer`
y ut carreing milk freer
from the house to tee
wild not do wlthost
alv,•aye having the rouU
ed kr edge it le ewe tee
-- eral other treechinfte, i
be superior reachinee
1 don's thick there- e*
- t. JOilet B. ligb-
Agent, Seafortli`
. Agent, Stab -
tin,
thing'
For a "bite at bed-tirne,'
what could be better than a
glass ee.F gat and
1400.1;Iteze;
Perfection'
Cream ) Sodz
Canada's fincst ctackers,
from Canacat$ finest bakery.
Crisp, inviting,i delicious. In
e air -tight be, that kee-p
thim b faultless
condiClon.
Youl gr.oeree
has
,i9P•
2rand Trunk Railway
Syteni.
Railway Tina. Tablo
Trains leave Seaforth u follows:
-9.1s0 a. el. For Glinten, Gederloh Winghem an
Kincerdine.
For Glintbn and Goderloh
For Clinton, Winghans and Einem/
dine.
For Clinton and Gedericte
For Stratford, Guelph, Toronto,
OrlIlla2 North Bay end points west;
Belleville and Peterboro and points
est.
For Stratford, Guelph, Toronto, Mon.
treat and points met.
For Stratford, Guelph rand Toronto.
p.
5.B8 p. m.
•"'
London, Huron and Bruce.
Passenger.
8.15 A.M. 4.60 r a
9.18 5.48
9.80 5.54 '
9.44, 6.06
9.50 6.1.1
9.53 6.19
10.15 6.86
20.80 6.52
10.88 7,00
10.60 ris
moo , 7.26
Pessenger. •
6.40 A.m. 8.80?. m
6.62 8.44
7.06 8.16
7.14 4.04
7.47 4.28
8.05 6.t9
8.15 C47
8.22 4.62
8.85 5.05
8.48 5.16
9.45 A. N. 8.10
alto NOAT0---
Len_ odon depart-
tereaariunee Mg • 111 ea we es 0
IlIstarter.. am • • es e Lem ale me
1140116111lon re R0oe sea. ism
Sa
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Clinton- fif OM • V* • •
LeettietibOla our geoLois OM
FitagrSVe OM me ee ewe .ree
Wirigham 1#17TIVO,als, as am 0,
04146 SOUTH-..
efflighem, deparkt....
• amb es.*
Tanidell7bOroe es- e* eeee •
Olintori... - Obit 4,01. • • MO .
s• 0,11
NITIPearo ma/ me ms set
Bengali -.. ee,
railter.. me me .-r -gm
-C4etrelia•.
Palmerston:and
Sure NORTH. Pass.
•ti.55 p.m
Ethel.- .. 8.41
fereseele., 8:5t
9.03
le'iretheen .. 0.03
30M3 SOUTH. raga.
;gingham.. .. 6 43 a.m
Sinevale .. 6.52
Bruseele-. 7.06
Ethel 7.25
Paieeereton 6.10 8.00 4.10
Kincardine.
Pau.
Mixed
.
12.4.' p.m 5.36 rem
1.77 7,40
1.38 8.49
1.60 9.00
1.60 9.10
Hexed. Page.
1p1a40.ra. 2.40 0.tn
l'n.66 2.49
11.26 802
12.60 3.18
a
Pure Tea
Hygienic Packages
Users of Grand Mogul
Tea pronounce( it the
beverage of good health.
4i
Cfrown oi-
the sun -kissed
mountain . of ,Ceylon: it
has the delicious and
mellovv flavor of purity.
qPreparel by machinery
from plantation to cup. The
packages, pried ,with air-
tight paper', protect it from
store dust and microbes.
i Never -sol in bulk nor in
poisonous I ad. The effort
to substitut some other tea
to be "just as good" is the
desire of some dealers for
an excessive profit on an
1 inferior article.
1 brand Mgt!!
.„-.
1 , Ued
Mold at 25c, 30c, 40-, and 50c per_
I pound. Look foe the premium tote.
pen and list of- premiums in each
package.
Perth. Notes.
-Miteltell's rate of taxationthis
year 'will he 21 mills an tire dater,
-Mrs. tA, Nicholson, of LoganIhad
tire alaisfea tune to fracture bee kneete
jolint no day recently. The accident
was a ;very simple one, elite result,
lof.a step in a rut.
a -Mr. Mark, of Selene() Hill,to;vn-
aleip of Blansbard, has been ''engag-
te fill the vatoant principalship eg,
sebringvine, public sabot)l at a
salary of $550 per annum. •
-While running •ft circular saw
In the liardill Engine Works in Mit-
c,htell, Sohn. Beer had the nalefor-
tune to have the .saciinii •finger on the
left hand eut off at the, second joint
and the next titrebadly lacerated.
-J. A. Clump, butcher of Atwood,
exahanged all his property, business
aetensile and gook ter R., J. Walker's
ferns or 170 acing •oia• the, 6th ooncen-
skin of Elnia, west, tog -ether with
his farm stock and. iipplarnents.
--:Mr. D. A. Norrle, Nall* has re-
sig,ned hia positian as bettober of
tbie aenter department of the At-
wogd public, schwa. was. Keeently pre-
sented NV i Ills a handsome opal WIZ
bY the ptfpils.
-Miss Bevin Grainger, of Moles-
worthe has been engaged by the
trusteeo of school section No. re
Elena, 'to stioceed Joieri• MOKinnoni,
who resigned his position at the
close of the .501) sot term. Miss
Grainger will receive a sa•lary of
$100 a year.
-A quiet ilmeddinz was celebrat-
ed at the resideneehof Mr. and Nfra.
James Roger.s, ;Listowel, on Mon-
day of last week, .w.hare their dadg.h-
tar, Edith, was married to Mr. Fr ed
Wilson of Chicago. The Rev. Mr.
Fan,jey of the Baptist church, 'offi-
ciated..
-Mr. A. C. Weed, who has for the
past fiveyears- been editor .of the
St. Marys journal, hare purchased
tire St, Marys Atgu:a from. Mr. R.W.
Dillon. and took Over •the basineras
on July' first. M. Dillon has. taken
1 a, positton on one of the St. Gather -
Ines papers. i .
-Mise Hattie McKenzie, young-
est daughter of the late Alexand-
er McKenzie, Listowel, died et
Stratford on Saturday morning De
hest week. She had been. unavell for
aboht five months a Dierti‘003- pir.ots-
it ration, and tbis with, heart f•ail-
are; wasthe cause. Of death. She Was
37 years of e gee ••
-IVIr. Peray .P. Davis, sell ict :Mr.
W. R. Davis, editor of the. Mitchell
Adv.ocate, was married on TueSday•
to MisS Thresa Gibney. T.hre event
took place in. Seatt Le, Washington,
ad ter w'hioh t1e, yo wag couple . let t
on" a trip to Victoria, B.' C., wledre,
they purpose spending a couple of
McKillop Directory for 1905.
DANIEL MANLEY, Reeve, Beeohwood P. O.
M. ROWLAND. Councillor, Walton P. O.
P Courteillor, St. Columban P. 0.
CHARLES Lie.TLE, Councillor, Winthrop le O.'
401IN M. GOVENLOCK, Councillor,Whithrop P. 0
HICITALL MURDIE, Clerk, Witithrop P. o.
nkvm M. ROSS, Treastirar, Winthrop P. O.
SOLOMON S. SHANNON, J. P. Sanitary Inspector,
Witsthrop P. O.
PubliC Notice.
"
!..se+easaaseei
ohms of Great Britain were now
ftS trnateePared for war as whiita the
South African trouble brake out.
Ho -declared emphatically thatt ;the
choice lay between ponseription
some practical systetriof universal
training, and that only by such
means would it be possible for Great
Britain to possess forces organized
and trained to Meet. the deinands ,of
the empire in the event of .war.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative 33romo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. W.
Grove'S slgrie.ture is on each box.
P,rice, 25o, 1930-1 yr,
Canada.
-The estate ,of the late Mrs. IVIar-
g a re t Cox' wife o. S emu t or George
A. Cox, qf Toronto, has been .entered
for probate. It amounts to $532,-
000. The whole estate ayes left to
her husband who 'WM also appoint-
ed sole executer.
-Twelve h,ead of cattle, owned by
;fames Devlin, a farxneir oe Madoc
tOwnsthip, weee killed by lightning
on Saturday pight. They, wiere Leh
-aured for $200. Eight horses belong-
ing to a farmer named Sine, an Raw,
don township, were killed in the
same item.
-D. 3. McLean, president of the
Pushltnale Agricultural Society,Wed-,
lington county, had, three or four
ribs broken, was cut on the head,
bruls•ed on thte latp and may be in-
ternally injured, 'Water splatehed
from a barrel over his horses,caus-
liageahem to runaway.
- =There continues, to be general
complain' in, and around Kingston
regar•ding the acareity of cattletor
beef purposes. Nearly .all the beef
offeeed for. sale locally is secured
In the avest: Dealers Stay tbat it will
require, at least 'two years tor
Frontenac twenty mid the surround-
ing dist.riOtts to produce sufficient
cattle of desirable quality to meet
local demands.
-Hon. Nelson Montelt hi Minialter
of Agriculture, :has forwarded to
Guelph hie decision int the Cage Off athe
six students of the Ontario Agri -
Galt Ural 00111e i,sie who Were `Impli-
cated in, thie recent practical joke
at the Mn adormld Iinatatutte, throuall
which Miss/ Winnifrett Powell, was
injured. R is understood that they
laave been expelled fram the Col-
lege.
-William H. Harris, 3.1h, of Port
Hope, the last surviving member of
the oldest Durhena county family,
died last week at the family resid-
e.nce, "Brandon Manor," near Port
Hop. The late 'Mr. Harris was •a
weeks pravious to returning to grandson of Wyndert Harris, who
Seattle ea -here they will fialfature came to Port Haple in 1793, and, was
.reside. the first acatual settler ill that pazt
.•
.. -Professce Loekhea.d, 61t- tbe of the Praviuce. He! Was 81 yeare of
Guelph*Agree
ioultural Colibe, and age:
a
-A very serious, accident occur -
led a few days ago ndar. Lakeside,
in Oxford county. George Hartwick
t Wenty years of age, whose home
is in Ilderton,• was riding down ',erode
on a bizycle when he oollided with
a team coming out of a "gattew-ay.
His attention Ind ;been attracted by
something' W.110•Dig wit h ails back
Wheel...The, tongue struCk lilm in the
ches.t. 1-Ii.9 001tax bone and three
ribs were.: broken. He died the next
OT12411111,3. • '
-Mr. Spencer of t he Montreal
Weekly Star has been appointed to
take charge of the office at .Mr. F.
W. Hodson, Live Stock Commissioner
and to discharge important duties
in connection 'with, the. live ,stock
*division,Departme.nt of Agriculture.
' The a ppointirpeot is vetry acceptable
to live stock men, to wham Mr.
Spencer • .:ta well -and favorably
kno Wn. He was herr): on an Ontario
farm, is a graduate of the Ontario
Agriaultural Cqiiege and tor some
tian-e was attached to the lecturing
staff for- farmera' inatitute work.
-Mrs. Meyer, of Reveler, un-
derwent a a Opearation blame years
ago, in the Berlan hospital, for a
t uano r, and she was believed. to have
-recovered until she began to eoan-
plain of intens:e pain in the region
of her abdomen. It was only lest
we•ek- that oesort was made to 'X
rays, which diecovere,d the preSence
of a pair ,of farceps, five• in.elies ia
length. Another, operation was per-
formed to remove the forceps, but
Mrs. Meyer ,a12.4 the third day, The
f wrier a 1 %VAS had iris Berlin, and vasi
one of the ltirgesttseen in that fown.
Mrs. Meyer was a. 'daughter o - Mr.
Levi Weber, of Hespeler.
--,The Whitney Government have
.f or gi ve n R usstell. township -a debt •of
$31,000 owing to the Province. of On-
tario. Several yeers teeo dra.ine, were
built en the township and. diernally
failed ill th:eir purpose., being, wrong-
ly towited, As the,• teeWnship never
'benefitted, tile money was never
paid 'back, until,- with accrued in-
terest, . the .debt reached $3.1,000. Re-
cently a deeutatloe -wcerteZ., on the
Government and esked that the debt
be cancelled. Conalderation ,was
promised and. as a result townsleip
officials and ratepayers have been
made- happY by a letter containing
an affirmative eeply.
-ari Saraley evening, July? 2.nd8
Miss B,oxy :Poole, 'only d,aughter .of
Mr. George V. Poole, ex -Warden. of
Perth county, pase:..ed away at her
parents' home, in Palmerston, after
a very brief illinsesi. She waiS in her
21st year, and had enjoyed geod
health up to a -month or tWok ago,
when -she had. been t ro uhled A1ch
al
pa ims in her Weed, bat had isinte re-
covered. On the Saturd-ay ovenisie,.
previouS, while et the sttraion in
Ealmerston,. the, trouble Attuned,
and she hieca me so, ill, that Mile .had
to he Conveyed home, and, In spite
of all that /Daiwa 08-3istatn0a could
do, she continued' in tie uncon3clous
an old Elma town..ahip boy, luaasev-
ened lais connection with ti
hat nsti-
tution to accept a responsible, po-
sition in t110. nw College being cr-
eated by Sir William Macdonald
near Igo ntre.:11. 13efore leaving.
'Guelph Prof. Lockheed was made.
the recipient or a handsome testi-
monial by the -biological departe
ment of the. College.
-A Stretfo.rd despatchl says: Mr.
WlILiam Peareaton, aecretary .of 'the
joint City and Board of.Tea.de Rail-
way tommittee has received plans
°tithe new survey of the alterntate
routes f,or the C. 'P. R. ,etntrance to
the city, eon -tolled by Mr. Peterson
and his staff for the railway. The
north- route runs along the. river,
with few .1'.CSideltec:-,4. to be taken
down, while the, seueliteirn txikek
along the TiAner side,necessitaiing the
'removal of the. sk.a tine, rink and sev-
eral large institutiona. The, station
g.r.ounds are hown as bet ween
Nor th street end Water street,'
with a round house cloae by.'
-The old sayinec that "trouble
never :COMO aingly," lias been veri-
fied an the case of' MeBe Thos. Leg-
gett, °a, Burnside Fa.rrn, Logan.
During flee. *early aring Mre. Leg-
gett ;had the misfortune to slip
While going down cellar and serain-
ed her ankle. I1 is only within the
past month that alee has been able
to have senile trace of the, thot. On
_Thursday morning last Mrs. 'Leg-
gatt ares walking about in the gar-
den, when she made a Misstep and
fell, breaking both bones in the
right leg a.bove, the ankle. The in-
jury is a very painful one.
-0.n :Wednesday of last week, Mr.
'Alden 13urritt, pf
.at Toronto junction to- Misr;
Marie Wellwood, the ceremony be-
ing pfaalorrced by 'the bride's bro..
,ther, Ilia Rev. Na Wellwo•od, chair-
man, of the Owen Sound. Methodist
church 'district. Shortly after the
°ceremony Mr. • Barri t t and his bride
took the boat Per a. trip down 'the
lake and St. Lawrence river talifon-
tree!. From there they will run
down to New York and rettarn by
St. Lawrence, calling on friends
at Brockville and other points on
the- AV ay back. .They expect to, be
gone only 'a few -weeks when they
will return to the _old borate; in Mit-
chell.
-A,n investigation ware made on
Thursday afternoon het, et- the
request of the liceinse commissibre-
ers of Sc.uth, Perth tato the sigma
tures of a petition for a tavie;rn
license to Henry Ottb, of Shakee-
.peare, Which, license was granted.
Thirteen pee -eons, whose na Mee pur-
ported to be slaned to the petition
SW01:0 that' they had neither signed
nor Seen the petition.' Mr. oittoi
evidenee was 16 the effect tlint he
did not knee: of these signatur34
being forged es they appear to have
been. The :petition had lain in the
bar for sionaturee Judge Barron,
at the requi of the, commission -
Is herebreleen that after the expiration of one
month Irons the 3re dav of July, 1906, the council
of the teunicipalite of the township of Tuckersmith
intend ta pass a by-law for stopping up and selling
thet part of the street, Geo. Goulniockei surveY. In
Harphurhey. south of Huron road, commencing at
the tilde road on the west side of Lot' 16 of said
Township and running in an euterty direction
!Tontine on Iota lie, 83, 34, 35,116, 37, 38, 89, 40, 41
and 42 of the said survey on the north side and X,
V' and. 7. en the sea& Also that street running
from the Hoven Road to the aforesaid etreet be-
tween iota 20 and !et ; 25 and 38. Any person inter-
eeted in the matte and deetrine to be heard in op -
Welts u to said fproposed by-law may attend the
next meeting of council at the town hall Seaforth,
05 latpu.rdttai,y, the 22nd day of July, lad, at 2 o'•
A. G. MILLIE,
•
Date6 tile 23 d day of July, 17110°15vnebh3 914319rk60.
ers, adaourned the case. for two state until sae. died. Iree sudden
abeenhfraud ei connection witle the.
petition, the -tesula of which, under
the statute Is: the cancellation of
the license. _ • • •
a
"• Ca,
/0.1.he Kitel ett lime Always Bought'
Mears tile
;lien:dere
weeks ;but ietimated. thet Mere had death is supposed to tha.ve been caus-
ed by spinal di -sleeve . .
-The Liberals • of London held a
monster picnic on the Ate,raultural
grounde, in that city; on aturday
that. It is said there wite.' twenty
t he usand peOple present. i The re-
freshments wore :served in 1the i.kg,1••
rioultur•al hall, and the peokale were
•edmitted in _relays Of abhut one
of thousand. It le sai:de there were
tons of. sandwiches, te•hr.re-10 of ice
cream aril lakes of lemonade. There
was no public speaking. I In the
park a programme of sp•orta and a
baby show was the order. The dem-
onstration was given in honor tof the
recent election. of Hon. Clihrles
men, and everything was ffis free as
air. .Mr. Hyman himself tcompeted
.in the fat men's foot eace„.and came
itt secondin .a large field.
-At the Twelfth of Jelly celebra-
tion at Renfrew, tbousands of peo-
ple ana -nearly' 30 range 'Lodges
were out. Rain oommeeoe'd just as
the proce.sedo.n was 'farmed, and be-
fore the lastof the Oerly two
miles of, loderea heti passe the head p, rty having charge of Dr. Britton •
of gain street, there Wai a -alowria a;Ll..%ibthave to porta go forty4kresel
arid gifte- gret ting eforet they (00111t.' to the lonely
Ifeeleetie
storm. of the seasan
its- course a tmlt
scended a tree and.
ors. were struek '
all rendered runeo
maned so for a ti
suscitirted. A tea
knocked flat, and.
tawa, Lodge, No.
shreds and. part o
the trite against w
Ing. . A 'grist and
other end ofthe t
the blaze was qu
ha the park wee
came up. During
t lightning de --
tee cif the viait-
The,y were
Wow, and re -
i€, but were :re-
-
�f .harses was
he banner or Ot-
27, was torn to
Lt, embedded in
ictle it was stand.-
se,w mill at thie
van, waa fired,but
nahed. Speaking
bah:doped,
One Jonar $a ed Represents
Ten Dollal s Earned.
The average 'ma
exceed ten per oe
He must Spend ni
expenses for lev
That being the
too cereful oho
pensea. Very oft
perlY invested, 11
'his garden, Will
outlay later on,
buying Chamber
era and Diaerho
but a few Cent.
LT1 the ;house of
bill of neveral
by Alex. Wils
forth.
6
-Field Ma hehal Lard. Robe r b.;
created a :.-rneation in thee English
house of ler& a few eveningsago,
when .in a enethy end well consid-
ered s:peeSi11C deliberately e• X.-
piTSTV.Id his ,,pinion as a pract iota
soldier 'neat the, military force at
,great Briteht was inadequate, im-
perfectly trainedend totally unfit
to- uphold _Great 'Britain as a first
class power. Lord Roberts did not
blame GO vornnweit, Which the
aald„ was actuated Ify a national
feeling, but he scathinglyrattaoked
the people of -England, who, he
said, showed .no national ,feeling
wards the. military 'until danger A-
rose. Lord. Roberta said the les-
sons of the South African. war had-
does not save to
It, of this earnings.
0 dollars in living
a.y Zoller saved.
ase ihie. icannot he
t unnecessary ox -
,re la few cents prb-
buying _seeds tor
ave eeveral dollars •
It Is the Same in
ain's Colic, Chol-
a Remedy. It costs
, and bottle; of rt
ben eaves a doctor's
d,ollars. For sale
n, Druggist, Sea -
4 ,
Ne s Notes.
-Samples of
5th, were exh
feav days ago
feet 6 inches i
nicely headed
-The deben
of Toronto
000,000. Toro
It has a big
city. And t
more rapidly
-At- the
Rifleme.n A
in ,progress
StafteSergt.
Gregory te 0111
200 yards, a
score, and t
eyes and on
utive bulls
beat him.
-Supt. A.
x a il wa y zma
fast, Irelan
absent on,
to a break
Mr. MoWh
years t
been appo
For many
of the ser
He was P
barley sown on May
bited in Winnipeg a
which measured five
length and were all
out.
ure debt of thte city
neelants to over $25, -
to is a big city but
debt for even a big
\debt is increasing
tha.ri the „population.
National Convention
ociation meeting, now
at Bisley, England,
Kerr, Canada', in the
etition, seven shots at
ide the gighest possible
en made twelve belka-
inner. Twenty- consec-
yere are necessery •to
G. McWhinney, of the
I service, died lin Bel-
, last week. He was
Ix roon't, s' leave, owing
own in eedth. Thei late
nney had cempleted 49
e mail service, leaving
ted at tile age of 21.
years be 'was 'chief clerk
ide in Western Ontario.
st Grand. 'Senior Warden
of the Grand Lodge of aYlasionts.
-John'
Clark, of
attY, !was
on the • farm, find, being, unable to,
so 'badly lacerated. tbat
5, proved (fatal. He ,was
in the hteble door, when
diked rover and punctured
lei 'abdomen. Two ladies
accompanying Burns got
hi slight injariee. Burns
t 165 years of age, tatnd un-
ig to Guelph to say gotod-
lends, .'reda youth
ilton Was fatally injured
he Junction, a few evenings
unfortunate young man
ting from a C. P. B. train
at the junction beforeit had stop-
ped, a
thelwhe
ly sever
badly
oft and
The ac
o'clook
' two hoe
It
mail Sh;
In the c
urns, ari amployee cif J. G.
Westboro, neal. Ottawa
'etacked hy an angry bull
escape, av
his W01111
standing_
the lb an
him. tin t
Who ever
away twi
was ebb
maraled.
--:Corni,
bye to f
of 18, of
at .Cauela
ago. Th
dons alig
#4
di &lipped and fell beneath
14. His right le•g was near -
at the thigh, his left leg
gled, his right hand cut
sustained. &deer injuries.
dent occurred about seven
d he died in the hospital
later.
des neem stranee thnt
aid starve for lack of teod
ty of New•Yerk in the -midst
of such. plefaTy. But such Is the case.
A man (10 ears of ago wastou.nd
ftunings ago on a door step
ireav
la poptilou.s alisidential part of
the cit who had actually died. from
starved; on. The patrol man who
found LIM thought him asleep. Ile
shook t te man and told. him to• wake
up. The body fell heavily to one
side ai-d the. patrolman found the
man Iv; s dad. The eyewere sunk -
on fn, the limbs emaciated and the
cheeks and lipe were drawn and
thin.
-Lit in Cuba does not seem to
be ve t pleas -ant as yet. Julian
Cendoy , I a wealthty American bank-
er an agent of thet. Ward. Line in
the el eh of Santiago, w'bale, dinang
with 1 is family at anis -biome across
the ba , iwas at -tacked by eight ban-
dits, a the covered. the nre.mbers of
the fair Ay with firearms and search-
ed the lipase. The bandits! presented
a Agri. t demand for $30,000 and
scized r. • Cendoya aa a Nostage
until plc amount should be paid.
After arleying, Candor' agreed
to pa 2,000 and the bandits with-
drew. he following morning Mr.
Condo ite secured the money, which
be tu ned over to the .bandits at a
rende vous 'in, the bay.
-F, ank !Name who ear, he lives
in 13 tfalo, came to Dunkirk, a few
days go, to tepend the day, and ae-
cogni ed in James McInt•ostii, an em-
ployee, of the Sohn • Robinson cir-
cus, is long -lost sister, Florenoe
who was rniasquerading as a man.
Atm ding Ito the story, the circus
peopl itdll, it appeare that Mias
Knapp deft, Buffalo, six years- ago,-
to an ke a tour of the western cit-
ies, g na during thia period never
visit d her home, and and been
mon ned as dead. Two rens ago
she Coined -the Robinson • circus in•
Ohio as a driver for a sixahorse.
team, end so skillfully aid she ben-
' dlel: he ribbons that ntone of the m -
ploy e;mistrusted she was other
tha what she repirei5ented herself
toe
a;
. E. Watts, barrister, of 13rant-
1!ord is in New Laken:ad organiz-
ing,a search, party who will leave,
tha place in a few dears to recover
andbring back the body .of Huron
Dal •as, the young 13rantford
solici-
tor who lost his life last spring.
He as with his party in camp many
mil s north si New Liskeard, and,
des] ite [the wirflninge ef his compan-
ion., 'left the camp and attempted
to reach a Grand Trunk transoon-
tin ntaI construotian party who
wo e uip neer Lake •Abitib'bi. He had
to icross the ice, and it is supposed
los this life very shortly after start -
in out on this perilous adventure'.
Th thody was only :recovered about
a month riga, and was buried near
th spot where it was found. Some
qu stion has been raised by tle in-
su ance parties concerned, and Dr.
Frank Britton, a dentist, of Brant-
fd rd, bas been aent op to identify
th lbody. This he propeass to do by
ti & ifilling he had put in deceased's
te th: shortly prior Ito thas leaving
B antford on the journey that had
$ ch a melaneholy ending. The
increasing, Among IP/ mea, But
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1
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t
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i
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,
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•
M rs.Wil Sanders' Dress CuttingCourse,
.. Invented In lillep improved in 1905
T HAVE improved my Dress Cutting course Ise it can be teneht at
-a- home by mall bettor than by personal instructions. ,It can be
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ir
MRS. Wat:-BANDIRS
Inventor
411ZN.,*_Alit,,,,- 1," y •
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Erse Yoi Judgment
It is not likely thzit you will attend more than one
College in your lifetimei.
It is therefore iMportant that you choose • the
right school -your stuicess may entirely depend upon
the school.
•
The Forest Cit);, Business and Shorthand College
has had a -reputaticin for years for its equipment,
thoroughness, faculty' dervadd for its graduated pupils,
and you take no chance with it.
School term--Septernber till June
Catalogue free for the asking.
J. W. WESTERVELT,
Principal.
f
indusive.
Y. M. C. A. Bid
LONDON, 0
T.
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m']aii\T Cr So
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with some of our comfort guaranteed summer goods such as
SUMMER UNDERWEAR, SUMMER CLOTHES,
SUMMER HATS,
SUMMER SOX, De,
SUMMER SHIRTS,
We have a la 10 arid weU assortedlstack and the prices
will make you feel comfortable too.
/GILT BROS.,
1T.R.111:13_11.ERS, SEI1FORTH
been forgetteee and that the armed pack to the park thf.e..3vior
•-15,
thunder- b rial t,j ;
F nitnre
Beauty In gr
We invite attention to the mag-
nificent assortment of Furniture.
Our display is large. Selections
at this store are made easy and
every taste gratified. We are giv-
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the entire store,
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6 .6 6 00 6
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Ptonaptly attended to night or day.
RO.A.DFOOTs BOX & Oa:
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A
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J A GREGOUT
REAL ESTATE BROli•ER,
North Battleford, Sask.
&WW2 yeara experience in We:St-WM Laudi
Selected Lands for sale in block or
single sections from $8 per acra up
Thebe lands are -Masted in the famous Saeltatehew.
an Valley, the garden el the Canadian Northwest1
along either the main line of the Canadian North-
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fic.
1 Twenty years ago Dakota lands aeld torae3 an
ACM&
2 To -day they are selling for S50 to 830 an sere.
3 Three'yea're ego Western Caoadian Lauds acid
for 83 an acre.
4 Today they are 'telling for 68 to $25 an acre.
5 In three years more lo.nde will 'gain double in
value.
6 Why invest your money at 5 per cent.
7 Deal wait. Settlers are ruehinr in. Buy lb
geotion or two now, then you tan siloed to welt
while it grows into money.
Correspondence Wilted
Referencee:-Union tank of Canada. Win-
nipeg and Moison's Bank, Exeter, Ont.
19041
For sale, a general store butinese, together with
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country stands in Wester!' Ontario and a splendid
opening for a good man with a small capital. Post
'Office in connection with store. Address
THE HURON EXPOSITOR,
196141 Seaforth, Ont'
ShitpsAri
lisinetosNtole
Eaell, pupil is given in..
dividualmstrnetion.
The Shorthand System
taught is that used by all
newspaper and court re- -
porters,
Best systems of Book-
keeping, Penmanship, Arith-
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taught.
Situations guaranteed
te every Graduate.
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emeriti/yet:ire. Allearus-
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recommend as being
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The Wood Conattursy,
Windsor, Out-, Canada,
For sale by C. 1..berhart, 3. S. Reii4
ells, I. V. Fear, and Alex. Wilson,
Reaforth.
diefore
ant t After,
No lerea,leiase Table
complete without
An admirable food, with all
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