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The Exeter Advocate
THOMAS PASIVICHF,‘
Erma Asa l'aorrraor., ,
0111/0E: - Main Street, ..-4.teten
THITIISDAY, JUNE 30, MT.
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TO TILE ruaria
Owing to the increasing eirenlatiOre
of this paper, we shall be unable this
week- to Ail all ordars,. The suceasi.
which the AuvopxrE h...ets. met with has
exceeded our most sanguine.'epec-
Wipes, We have had Ce ingrease our
already lilt go circulation bythe addi-
tion of five quires. If hard wOvi'l,c,
gence in business, and a good Hegel re-
liable, live correspondents, who keep
our readers well informed. as to what
is transpiring th their neighborhood,
ii the road te seccees, then we shall
have it. Nearly every :mail brings us
eiders for subscriptions. We are high-,
pleased at -the success of. the „Mayo-
cAgE, and the matineein whieh the
public appreciate,. a good paper. In
conclusion we wieh to tender our sin-
cere thanks to. those who are so ably
helping tes, And our correspondents who
so no,i2...), responded to the call, have
also ourhearty thanks.
PARLIA.mwr Hes been Prorogued
after- the most barren session which
as been held ,for many years, With
the exception of: thenw ieon duties,
no impoetaet,measure has been placed
on the statebeebook. The whole idea
tot the. Government appears to . have
been to get through the session as
quickly as possible with .their majority
iatact The questions of real impor-
Once which might well have occupied
the attention. of the- legislatore, hey°
been ignored or postponed,. Nothing
has beee done te•allar the growing dis-
conteet in tne Maritime Provinces and.
Manitoba --nothing in the direction. of
tt. rearrangement of the terms of the
..4.1edera1 compact betweeu the provinces
whie-h experience has shown to be radi-
eed.cy,defective. The party mejonity
has been held together by the old de-
vice of .subsidies and the hestowal of
patrotiage, without any attempt to per-
fect the system which is being mom
severely strathed every year, by the
growth of autagonistio interests and in-
creasing seetiqoal mitagonisin,
short, the methods of the _Administra-
tion have been those of hand-to-mouth
politicians, anxiousmerely to temper-
spily tide over diffieulties and. make
themselves secure in their positions,
rather than to statesmen with, an eye
to the future well-being of the country.
TnERE APPEAns to he almost coin-
pleiCimanimity among the farmers of
all Sections of the Province of Ontario
fe,yet of unrestricted trade between
the United States and Canada. Al-
most every. day a meeting is held in
some county at which resolutions are
passed apparently without opposition,
detnending tlen.temoval of the barriers
to commerce between the two nations.
A Short time ago we noticed the de -
ration of the FarmersInstitute of
Toronto, which is the eentral orgaeize
tion of Ontario in' favor of comtnei'M"'
union, and of those of two ok e
branch organizations In the coianties.
Since then the farmer e of Prince Ed.
ward county met and discussed the
questioP, all the speakers being on one
side, and the number of these who
wished to speak was so great that the
meeting had to be adjourned before the
reeoltioltions were paseed, though there
wee tan opposition. Ot . the day follow-
ing that of this meeting on the ehores
of Lake Ontario, a meeting of the
farmers of dm two ridings of Oxford,
in the heart of the 'Westeen peninsula,
took 'place; and at this resolution in
favor of "unresteleted trade between
Canada mid the United Sates
, Continned /Tom .117..51- page. .
sVitiaAritninal ealehdar, and trot
etaebittreounty vi1t always be noted
f .r,jts 04b,senee of crime. We rejoice
,
with all other of fler Majesty's loyal
enitiects that Rev Graitiouts i\lajesty
has been :spared to• reign over Ile so
long, anl trust that she will be oar
40vereign fOr many years yet to „come
....11 of which is respeetly selenitted.
0. C:WreesoN, Foreman.
AN 'N.P.1.4A.N..A.TIO11::
To 14 Editor y the,44voccite,
PEAR Slit; Noticing in your issne or,
Jime 23id, the communication ' frinn
teacher,n• and the reply to it by'
yourself, and fenrieg thee it might reitch.
some who (to not know me personally,
beg leave, through your columns, to inakO
an explanation.. .As minute eeporter of
the late teachers' institate I handed my
copy of the report into the Timcsolliee and
on Monday evening got .the 'iproof=sheet"
.corcect. At the saint time 1 saw you
personally bout it so that ,you plight cal-.
ciliate upon, fr. copy for yottr next. igen°.
Yoe informed me that you weuld require,
it Tuesday morning, At yoar request and
to oblige yon 1 promised to procure a
second proof -sheet, correet it for von mid
hand it to you Tuesday months,°. On go -
lug to the Timo office I found.the type
was wet and I cupid not get -a second
proof -sheet. When handing in -my cor-
rected proof -sheet ou Tnesday tnOning
spoke to one of the Times employ4 about
getting a “galley slip" its. yea, al meet,
ing Mr. Milier Wlute, the editor of the
Times, on the street shortly aftereterds,
spoke to him about the seine. Oittrettirn-
Ng to the Timc,9 Oleo with envelopes al.
dreSsed to the nelvspaper offices in the
neighboring towns, I found you in the of -
lice, and knowing thee you wished a galley
slip early on Teesday morning1 1 expected
you were there to get one. 1did nut see
�0 y of the galley slips myself and 'did not
know until your paper was issaed that
you did. not receive a copy.
GnEcKatsr%,II. Tog.,
Exeter, Jima 205, 1888
• 4hiva..
Angusd140oemick of the 12th con.
of Stephen,,sokra-enug trotting horse last
week for .$142. ON
Say John, who at your hair 7 Why
our new Klieve borher, Jodie Holt ! How
is that for .a.tPompidere.7 Immense. .I'll
got mine cut there too.
Several from thi,s. eectiop who rout te
Parkhill for the games on the 23rd, came
home in a rather crippled up condition,
owing to the lolling of the grand stand; on
the ground, with a large number of people
on
Zurich.
Mr. Jacob Houch, student of Napier-
ville College, Illinois, is spending his
holielays4fere with Mends. 1Ie testunes
his studies areir holidays. • •
The teachers, children and friou3s of
the several Sabbath schools of Hoy, dis-
triet of the church., hettleheir
mutual festival in MW
r- in cKie"s grove,
half 1lJuiie west of U. Lipperd's, Sun,
day.The proceedings Of the day •consist-
ed bi!raddrow.;:3 by Bev. T. 'roach J. P,
Orta 'am, and other Sabbath school work-
ers, and niuske• dialogue e and recitations
by the ehildrea. Aflee collection in aid
o the Geneval Mieeiour Vend was eaten
up. The oceasion, was a profitable and
enjoyable one. •
.• ..teooter
Bidclulph,
The Spring crepe la. DeddulpIr are all
that could be desired.,
Mr. Samuel flodgins of 2nd concession,
Biddulph, is now flume to Scotland to
purellase some clydesdale horses.
A little girl attEnding school'. at No,e2,
named ;Taney Carty, swallowed 12 U1 she
foolishly put, in her mouth while playing.
MT. eneey lute returned horn . a seven
year sajoutii in Tennesne. says,
"Ormada, yet with nil thy faults, ..tg love
thee still
Mr. Moses IT.o.lgine end • Anthony 0.
Dewire, have3 ust com pie! est two immense
baille. barns. Mr. M. Shoults hag, aeother
in course of completion.
There are now, two cheese factories in
fisIl blast, anti hens et all they ears do
and farmers all say it pays . better thar
working the milk into buttero
The parentnd children or school
section No. 0; held their annualpicnic in
Corey's grove; on Wednesday last.They
hada very enjoyable thee.
OeUttalia.
BuSiness et the railway, which has beet
rather gitiet for sonic time past, is beginr.
nine, to reviN,,stgain.
tiotite tliat Mr. ltichatd wire
Ininitht out the grain laisnyos of Mr.',..tobn
is busy at work graaing and gra-
letting the approoch es or tilt; Woo 'house,
This win he a boon to the fartriing eonie
enmity who have felt the foconvestience
or this IllttiltlY spot for some ti 50 past.
There is not a better kept store of its
size for ninny voles round, than the ttrio
ocenpied by A.. (41tuiville,. In Clothing',
leas aud other groceyies Us, 61,- °Mem
special bargainsi ami. it will be to the
tesest te sil 1 the fru:tub ni ont loeality,_
gi 1131/1,11. enil it rote purehaeing else -
whore.
Dig 'rot.), the geeird host auto 1)tacen
had a vita IWO -him by his father, the
'other day, The tneetit,g or &thee and
son wits hapt)y ahd, elieerfel. old.
gentleman Woke well,, and 'Torn 4g IA°
prige Mtn eepeeielly for the hande
eonte present of 11814 raelt bran tic.1 are not
1 eftcn.,scon in tis locality,
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All the artingetne4glowt Imo4 ;nude
for A bit; Fridey,;juffi 'let, 11,1' 04'
MelliodIst ii4S," A istrge P11.01.bei'lfteo,
ele in expected frum``e„ ,distatioe.Op" that
dity, and itn Pall:r. do Much blittspftlinir
taking 0 Ili]) to Centralia,. Plenty of room -
Mr the pLoide, and ample aceoutineslatiel
lor their horses, The LEst,el,r bend wilr
o present its full eteeeelle,, And A 0004
time is antieipated.
The .natuir frion‘ls of Mr' 0, W. lielutan
Witt regret to leern that he wes taken sick
with. fey.or 011 Smulay last,
Rey. W. Id. Cope and family moved
away on Wednesday, followed by the best
wishes of their mem, frieods.
The frame. woek of Mr, jamas Rcweniro,s
hare, 53x60, with ft nine foot wolf ender
was erected on Moodily aftentoon, Dur-
ing ow erectioneseveral aecitients happen-
ed. Dir. ti„ Ouui tie eel d 811. Jp1.
had their fingers hadie sveeeed, and
others were i.ittrt ili4e or leo serioudy in
other 41y5(.
re'lee parsonage wav-the scene of it
ant SOClui gathering on Friday evening
last, when some tiiirty young peopl9.,41
Rlintville cow:1.114410n asSembled as a
prise party att'tho invitation and ltutler
the inanageinent of Me. John Shute, tyke
ison experienced and justly re»owniail
conductor ot: such ati4im. The pmeeger
reed an addle:is to the pastor, ancl peeeente
ed him a purse. Mr.' Gime made a Suit-
ably reply,. after, which the night was
spent in singing etc, guaie was tarnish,
ea by a string baud of ergo), violin and
cornet. A Wellston, time was spent.
The 'Sunday service in .connection with
the Einnville S. S. anniversary, passed ell
very eeceeesikaly. Rev. w, Down ticetv
pied the pulpit in the morning, and preach
ed an excellent sermon to the Children in
the afternoon. A. mass meeting of the
scholars were tubfreased by Rev, W Madge
of 0a1if0rnit4 and; Mr. Will J. Clarke, of
Exeter, Mr, Clarke said he • came as a
'last extremity, because no ose else emild
be got. We melt say, he was one.of the
best extremities we ever heard and lie may
expect a call fro& Elimville often. ,
IV, a Game delivered his last sermon;as..,:
pastor on this circuit in the evining to 1
crowded house. 4 D0114 fOrget the festival
on July 1st, "
ileusail.
Our "Sebilee Spuetieg Club," recently
organiee.d, is meecing with good succese.
The eords, sheds and streets around
Carmel Presbyterian Ohureh have been
emp1ete13, gr, \relied and adds greatly to
the.appearance and beauty of the place.
The different reports sainitted at the
annual mewing Carmel Presbyterian
Church sithweit She congregation. in a,
prOsperons condition. The new .:church
cost S10,000.
On Tuesday evening of Ibis week a very
exciting foot hell match was played in
this village heteiden the Ohiselhinet and '
home players, rt4MIting in tv victory, after
a hard coin, st, the former.
Dnring, the past few Weeks out viroge
pat1iiiateis 11;k vo been on the war path
warning cult all between the, age of 4 aint
ee, to help relativ the 1liglywa:,t,s,-01. give -an
equivalent with the . nen t. That the
plank walks hove:1)0o) repaired, and gra-
yel placed where, nooessn, on the streets,
We cannot lint think that if it tax Were
levies!, mid the money so raised and spent
in lotting contracts, that much mere good
rould be done.
The Sublet -eh School Plc nie helcl in 0051 -
fl 5.C1 ion th the Presbyterian ChM:eh on
Thursday last proved a meted saccess. An
i.aely sent was made for Lake Huron,
The rain, of the day previous, settled the
dust and cooled the air, so that the drive
Wail immensely enjoyed by all. Arriving
at the lake, the time wee spent in eating,
strolling, boeting, betiting etc., untiletlie
shades of the.night begen to fall, When,
thi'l.sfarfed ,for home each feeling thet.a
eery p1( nen-Way lea been spent.
The returMng matah between Chisel-
lints:Laud llensall foot ball team was
played on Tneeday AVening in the field of
Mr. Wm. Davey of Oinselhurst. The fele
lowing are the umnes and position of' the
teams
Lia
CHISETAICRST.
00A1?. „
L. Ruedding, W. IV. Taggart;
intexs.
s. IrCIOLOl, G. W. Wroni,
Stoneman, .T, Robertson.
trahr 3L1CiS.,
F. E. Godfrey., A, Me:Kennon,
0. Ingeate: R, Newell.
vortwenes.
1). lInchenricti, A. Robertson,
Torrence, 3 3.1clem7),
E. Roeddieg, J. 3hn risonj,
W. 1)svey,
1. ifierond. Britit well,.
J. C. Stoneman atal W. McTaggart aeted
fth umpires, F. E. Godfrey, capetia fot
If ensalt ; -A. liebertsen captain. foe Chisel -
buret. ribber Wan Started at 7:3:10
Chieellterst taking the kick oft, but WAS
at OneV 1)a(;k t thO
Wood very skilfally 1151(10 a
fiy t01' gQ01'„liut tile sphere Wits very d ex-
inisi y t I 1151(101)1 goal keeper Mc.
Itiggartfs hostilities continued with vigor
finch onslaught being boldly met DV the
opposition teller tia ludif tint* was
„Affeetive ininetes red, both team woe-,
toetvork with rma\tted oncruy. iFot twenty
ininutes, both eltibedie their beet, and it,
we,* t11t}t1gl5tT0iJtl1Ot teelleeleyeurd Mavo 41
1St
wi
001 , 1011 lfetohl flCi&1t1fl5':j,1180 passe(
the splicte to Wends, who dentet(gtsly pnt
it through tbo gosj, .rsluy rc:us,ut oncc ro.
sinned, eacli club poithen:4'10#, lien -
pall iaktn sevetal'hot slung for goat hut
010 110410 team Sticdeadotioirt
half from passing battroul ileg until
tituo was called by the,,..nontilto,
tnatck was tiociticci in fay* oy. IXosalt I
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During -the Month of Jul -y,
—0 ii'1141.1.1 •
/let...Faced 31.--rit•eg-4
TEE BALANCE , OF PAINTS, DRESS 111USLINS;,
"WHITE„ailla COLORED." PIQUES, C1-IECKS,,
AND STRIPES, AND ALL. OTHER
I:1115IR DRESS FA:3RIO:8.
CALL AND ..EXAM -INE An. GET PRIOES
. otAss-
1&13(m‘ ...m:1730.3FIL. .30
Will be 'takes in Exchange for above goods, ,. ''and highest '
Pricp paid. fu. tlio. $51440, • '
N. B,—Nothing but an a 1, article.in bt.ftter.
is desiredbutteL bought according to Qtra.ki.ty,
and Color.
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SAMWELL IND I ICh ALD
aft
CREAT CLEARING SALE
S pring Sumrner goods'
For the next thirty days,
wlfen,.we shall Offer
N.ew Silks, colored and black; ;New. Dress Goods, , shadesill:
New Prints, New Gingains, New Muslim, Fancy and white;..
New Scotch and English Tweeds, New Hats and Caps,.
New Boots and Shoes, New Ready Made Clothing,
NEW. MILLINERY, ALL.. LATEST' STYLES..
Full line of
Groceries Az Crockery;
thaqtbave goods will be offered at greatly reduced ratesj,
so;as to clear and make robin for Fall importation.
Wznift4.
30 M.Rtheson,.
EXETER NORTH..
Our Stigek Is wen amoited for the scasene •
theta. Cow erees stin maintain.
GROCERIES ,-16 ibe sugar
for st.00.; 13 ibe; white sugar
for $1,00.
110 itiSit he undersold in Tees from 110e to
75e per lb,
Boots & Shoos 0080/0 at few, firiO.Os.
A nicely escorted stook (.4..
1:4&21aliVa2740117.1
NA'
FORKS; sorrnEs and -c,11.4AS$ •
41 sizes (cheaD,) llord, )lachine, Otis
' 00o, psr gal, Coal 011 as IOW
ILO the lowest,
nibTea Sea of 44 pieCOS
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.A good snit r,t 110arly-mado Clothingjor
40. Ordered Stilts .got up hi good style,
oties bode aee ralark-
td down t,o tho lowest
ri te 1-1
„ MT:POS.-20 yds, for $1.00,
klionsonid tot, nice (04 81410,
to
JOHN MATHESON.
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a •1Y pesteffice,
1109I TII1
20,000 LBS.,
Wanted. at. lb° Exeter WWI( n
" Mills.
To those wishing tO manufactureo their wool
-we would say that our priees..are lowor than,
'4 'Mr 65,54 year.
1,1tunifiteturinz all wool 114Mikets •Teduork,
front $4,00to $1,50 por pal'. •
To patis wishinto.cxefivege, we eyelet!
851)' (151 151 ;elrhoevy atoele of medium
wee,s,of 4150 .
-BEST ,8t;LiECtED 041i'NADIAN.
Wr., '
Also thie •Tweal, Grey! an&
Checked Flannels, Blank-
ets, Yarn, Shootings,
etc. We also make
a, special feature
of
FANCY'BEI)SFBEADSC
Give is a call and inspect our
stook bolore going elsewhere ;
FdAVE YOU MONEY.
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tett OrOckkteft, itt,the rfewitclieWlifontle, er
thp rtaft',6 will 100prohIptl$ 44 tefida 1.01
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