Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Advocate, 1887-06-30, Page 5, • t' , What*. the AvroCATP, would hke to An editor get 44, Vews in abundance, Geochzess conquer bete, Virtue bele Above ptieee .A. let 'Of Jely celebratione A lively trede teieson. •All streets hi good.repair. Our alleys cleau of rubbish. Large crops raised this year. isees cultivate more modestee -Every women dolls she pleases. Beliefs that never ciy iu eherch. Bee levee, wsflflflcl with honey. ,A real eetate boom in our town, Somebody to come in lied pay up. Beidf heads all covered evith heir, Natteral gas la the heart oft/wee. Stint lamps On.ev•ery cortilerin town Afore job printing and better pieces. A Reform couneil elected next Pen% Ali patemie-of the Anvocales pros- per. Or ehitrchee well filled on.Sanclay morniege Beery Imeiness man in lexete,r to ad- verst It ele Collins loans more money theerany agent in II tieen county. which provee Unit his 3.atee are lo.weet, for people go wh•ere they eau do the best Applications were tecently elade to the 1\ est lieroe License Commission- eTs fozean, .additional store fiCense to diepenee-liquor, bub wo uederetand thee; the eatne was refused. • Lawyer Dickson is the liepeiest man it Exete.r, Caese, a 'fine boy at his house. L. 11. wishes his face was big, ger, so that he could smile more, e Tee pees emend the cigars and we will help you lough, Remember the entertainment straw- berey acid fee main festivr1 to be given on the grounds of Mr. D. Braund, Exeter north, tuenorrow (Friday) even- ing: An exeellent programme has liezez prepared; eor the oeeasiou. Ad- lflitSOit 15 cts. We notice that a number of our,ex- changes are quite jubilant over the re- cipt of strawberries w•hich measured four, five or eix ibehes. Why bless your heaet, wo have Imd strawberries which tneosured inches in circum- fPrence, and thought it lutally Worth while to mentiem the face Exeter heads the list for large strawberries. Wee care how you hit any pitiable oil er lubricator come le contact with a cut or serate,h on your hand or ere), es serious blood -poisoning may result an the manefactuee of' softie of these Meeirine ils fab from diseased and de- composed animals is used. A11 physic- ians know how poisonous such matter is. The only safeguard le not to let any spot where the skirt is brokea be touched. by any machine oil or lubri- cator.. When. an editer nrakes r mistake in his paper all the -world Eees it and calls bitn 0, Nat. When a private eiti- eenmakes.a mistake nobody knows it except a few privatcefteeees and they (mem around and ask the editor to keep it out of thepaper. When a pri- veee citizen dies the editor is asked to write up 'all -his good qualities arid oet the bad:. When the editor dies the private citizens say,. "Now the liar will get his cleSerts.." • Now cloth the giddy, youth arise, for gaudy donee he measures; and for- ward. looks with beaming eyes to one long round of pleasure.. His day dream pictures twilight walks with on hell meet forsake, he thinks of Kimmel' ovenine talks whilo. boating on, the • lake. 'nfee .holds a pen while mankind slime and writes a •-elecentim.e sonnet:, to tha beight maid whom. he • adores; , tie girl with Ailpsy: bonuet. Ito asks -diet maid tcebe his wife, while they etre playing tennis,and fee the filet time in his life, he fiede his name is Deenis, in another column prs 411 Axe preeetefe: .feene Me„ •firegere Tefpe, The cerporaticee thistle °peter mid weed destroyer has teken ethe hint nee goee, to. work. e• Our poi( club ia eget foe. •preiotiee oeaely every evening. They.will. seen be epee for ehellenges. The font .oelefr. Beeeyi•es furniture -store leis been improved by lievieg the foutc1aton rep erect and put in a pree per etete. We understand thee dining thiei summer and fell, Me, Rebore Sanderal will visit Sea Preeeieco and yarionei other ectelfernio. Teeelest necv potatoes of the seeeon were reeeived lest .Satercley, by M. eiereey, p min street, lilxeter. They were exceedingly fine epee, Two' ear loads of fot cattle were ehipped from Exeter statiotz on. Mon- day hy Messrs' Oahe and Prier, local buyers, to Montreal for transportatioe. The work of repairing feed gravell- ing the streets and sidewalk.s a the village has comineeeed mid will be, pushed forward with all possible speed, Mr, Seems Miller, accompanied by' his wife, left by he Afternooe train on Monday for a visiteeg tout.- among friends in Loeclon, Ont., St, Marys end other teems. . notice by last weeks Expositor that 4 young man had molestedlome of the resideuts pear the race,coeese. 'We would advise the young mail not to imbibe too freely the next thue. All members of fhe Exeter Loy] Oreng“..odge 14. 024 are requested to atteeed :the regular meeting of the above te-morrow evenipee(Feiday) July. lst. Wpm:toot busieesz; to transect Te Impost in the case of Ralph Shaie, the murdered volunteer, the jury brought in a verdiet of wilful mur eel. against Walter Stevenson, of Lon- don. Of the fourteen jurymen only one disseeted.. Owing to inability occurred by an accident which happened last Thursday Rev. I F. Parke Incumbent of Trinity Cher* Blyth, was ueable to fulfil his engageinent in Christ Ober* Exetez, last Smedayeas announced. . e• • rheee is. said to be some trouble brewing:between parties in Huronwho are st,tier to have sold a stalion with a false 'Pedigree to a .gentleman in this neighborhood at .a high, figure. The animal ie reported to be•ealtnost worth- less for eetieo purposepe • The Salvation Army jubilee and strawberry festival lase Vridey evening was fairly • well attended and proved very successful. A. number of officers andsoldiers from other corps were present and assisted in the proceedings, On the whole a spiritual and profitable time was spent If you have loet, anything that is worth recovering, don't scribble out a notie,e,a»ckstiek it up in the post office or op cetelegrapte pole, when you call advertied for "three couts" a line en the Exeter Anvowere. The day is past for manuscript hotices ; people won't stop to read them. Don't forgot the Pesti:vat to be field on Mr. tigory Brews Jawn, Friday, July 1st The ladies have made pro- vision Lor eonveying passengers to and from the grounds. The cotiveyoesce will 'neve ifeenes Street Church at 3 for theTeeueds and will rue at regular intervals difr;ug the afternoon. Every.00ey will be glad to know just valet marriage is. Non.e• but a lady could have told, ue it�1i glowing weeds as this 'from; the Oereent e --Mate, leap is 'the blencline of tWe:t existences r.Phe business erf the Coenter Court and Quarter Session lust week consist- ed largely of Stott Act appeals, In all these appeals excepe one, judgmeetwzie reseeved pending. a dieesion upon the point now before Mr. jhstiee Amalie Judge Ton% heard argunient epee all thatecheieel points and neeepted as the evidence in each case the tkvidonce en befOre the Magistrates. Ho will give:inclement at a tin e to be fixed 1. , 'te one apas peel case, that was heat1/41 1r0.8 tried liefortttt itut,tp and tverdict , of:guilty was brought A, that sttsttutt- og the conviction. ti the appeals there appeared as eeitheil in the VW. anus- eases 141#S014. 11.01 .4 We die Cemp- i6Tif MiSitingSilind Dickson, uoll foe the theleve el. 'V, fliteeow; fe, 0, ;red einmee, Scott. ' The Iattetr hakl n'earge of foer- teen bride mei acted le the (,use that wee won teethe Seotte Act befoie tte into one. so. eomplaely that all fedi, vidualityis alseerbed, and the idea of peesonal profit is imposstble ; the ce- menting of a• union so perfect that every light, or shade that fang., on one mutt reflect on the othee, the turnitig of two rivers into a lake, where they must flow asethe forever, the altar 08 • which the light of our purest,. holiest Self should evet be beritinge This is marriage ; the marriage ortlAined by hesA,en, bleesed by Chiist aed7treverene- ed by our father. • MisS, Sophia Daft tamiltoe girl, and an eflicer in thef,..-341Vation WAS recently stationed in Strathroy, where a young lateete hauled MoDoe- gall fell deeply ie love with beze Rio rteention waS reeiprocatod,Cand the W day was 0.4 foe this week, J uet thou Commissioner Coembs end the Army elle:acted; and a tete iibie aid teartul-aceno (melted .at the barracks, .w here the WAS •inaueod to go to A peleette meeting, 8he was finally • persuaded to reliminish imarinantial • joys, though .she \'o -Ws that she Still 1(iven McDoogrdl. Come. Nem he says ho .wilI 8(11)d 1'1E2:1;4 Did No*Beetia, where, far 1:1-418 hor 1OVO sTiwi1i nOt • he in dative of hiving her mind dig. tu rhea ‘‘.vtJi vai dreates of earthly inry, ..1.Pine :hay :weather, The livery ImIse is not SO 1.10-1o1/, charger tie the chap who. runs the sta ble. ',41 A411,11).er Of farmers in this section ha:Ye :ceoupeneatt Lay4% id Avert 4 very heavy crop. • Will .Seutecotee •who lies been visiting in ,I31Yth, raiirned /WM yes- terday, accompanied V he Sister Miss :Oake, large deg with 4 tia can fastened to •his, matlesome long jumps down 'Mehs street on efendey morning 00115- i ing quite en excitine timeespeeially # for the dog; Last Saturday Mrs. R, :Seldon re, eeived o, telegram from Ingersoll an- nomming the expected: death of her hesbandle brother, and left by the efterneon trein for that town. • The ecejoereed liquor cases came up .Tuesday befeee Police Magistrate Willem% the eese agaiest Pectice and' one charge against liawkshaw were• dismissed. • One caseagainst gawk - slew, was settled ozze of:coed. Ice Captairarvia has taken charge qf the Salvatioe Army corps here, his elibete pet foeth in the cause a hie 18ueter1 are bearing fruit, end already spine ,seven QP eight persons have pub- holy.annoeneed their intentions of lead- ing better Km, At the regular meeting of the 1.1..T, of T's 'Monday evening, the following were the officers dected; S. C., J. E. Tom; P, Q., P, Clarke; V. C.'Miss :E. Greharne Chap., Eiregoey; R. S., 11 0ollihs; F. a, IL Oridley; Treas. 4. Bell; feeraki, R. E. Pielcard; 0, Guard, 0. McLamehlia; Sentinel, W. Menuing; Organist, Miss E. Bell, The Order is ia a flourishing condition, new members being. admitted at eyery meeting. What terght have been attended. with seriousresults and loss of property - happened to -one of the lady teachers of E----- public school one day re- eerrely. On going to her desk, and just as she was about stepping on the platform, the strings -which connect that hieclous bustle to the beautiful feral of womare becamadisconnected, thueiallowing it to descend to the floor; buts luck would eave it, unaecom- panitel by any telriflie explosion or enusnal noise of any kind, mid neer a and all said they would notiell, but somehow ot• other, the tiiihg has leaked out. Last Saturday theintelligence reach- ed here that ,INTA Bolkwell, of Port Huron, had seceetbed to that fatal disease, coneumpfron, Mr, Bedewed was a resident 41 this locality for a, number of years; ane was itighly re- spected by all with whin Ple became acqueinted. lie was a carriage maker by trade, but owing to ill health was obliged to give it up. His remains were brought here arid interred in the Exeter cemetery eloreley evening; the proceedings being witnessed by a large nu Ober of friends. Deceased wee marriedtwice, but leaves an only daughter to mourn an affectionate father and loving parent :Miss Balk - well has the sympathy of this column,. uity in let sad bereavement ToWla Parliament. EXE.Mt, yfuwp 24, 1$87. Tho poancill net, imDr. leollin's °Mee. All the, inembere,prek:teet- the reeve in flmin Mee elinutem,eftfekesious meet- ing were read and epprov14 An Order WAS grented teiAtees Tay ler for $225, estimate on material and lebor for town hall, and Win. Weise, $20 for hispection. Tames Beer was granted en melee foe $50, salary as asseSSor. The reeve and clerk were iestructed to !haft a code of generel by -las 'end submit tbe same at the next meeting of the eouncil. The council adjoureed to meet at the call of the reeve, 1?R88 OPINIO1S. What ow. Exc7iangeshavet0 saY about 'this new Liberal paper, Tho ADV0OATE is the name of a, new leeform paper started in Exeter, to take the phew eif the old Reflector. The publisher is. Mn 'rhos, p4stuore, nd the peper is fall of local pews. Inger- soli &Wiwi -Review, The Exeter Aperooeen is one of the latest aspiranto for popelar support. It is Reform it polities, has already a fair emount of advertising patronage, and bids fir to become e permanent success. Mr. Thomas Pasmereis editor and publisher. Berlin Te/eseopa The first issue of the Meter ADVO, WE, a new Reform paper, has been received. The publisher is Mr. nos, Pasmore, an old East Middlesex boy. It is a decidedly: ceeclitable; number, well filled with. interesting locafenews. The influence of the Anvocenitill be used to promote -the moral progress and general elevation of mankincl. May, it prove seccessful. London Advertitwr. The Anvooeme i the name of the new paper which succeeds the Thylecior in.Exeter. The writer, as one of the feenders of the Refteetqr is confident it had a future before it hacl its manage- ment adhered to the, platform upon which it hitherto stood, but its epos- tacy to Toryism and the liquor interest clestroy,ed its usefulness and left it n:,1 excuse.for existence, Mr. Thos. Pas - more,, the editor et* the Anvo0A.TE, gives no uncertain sound as to the emerse •Heevill pursue and we trust he will be accorded a generous support. C tham Banner. Mr. 3. Part, late of Toronto univere eity, who has been visiting his Sister, Mrs. Will J. Clarke, during the past, few days, on invitatioe by. mite paetee,,, occupied the pulpit of. James - street. Methodiat church last Sabbath evening and delighted the very large audience essembled while speaking from the Words which eonstitute the 120th verse of the 110th psalm: "Thy Teetimonies are Wonderful." The distoerse was Clear and logical and was listened' to with enarked attention, Dis excellent reediebe of the hymns and scriptural lessonetere of the tryst order. We understane Mr. Parr has ails year en- tered aS il probationer in, the Niagine. conference of the Alethodiet church, and his first stetion is let Catharines, Niagaea-greet eheech. We speak foe him -a!brieht future. On aceoent of rain, the, fitre,wherry festival m1(11.2.00 vden perty, to lucre been held on Mr. Trickes IftW0, under the euspices of,the, Ladies Aid, Alain st. on Wednesday evening eof lest week, „w‘vlai8erit',[akili Tonniotyhttelitemeliliei s6 6> Ckitill ti i itliglti011 4 tl: spent. Largo tables wore spread and Matted WAh the most sumptuous pro - \islet% calculated VI tempt the meet epicurean taste. 'Mere was not much temptieg requited, however, for all did ffeiple juetice tie* bouneiful spread, 1 them being ahunchuoa f'or an alai to I .. apare, After etifisfyinet the inner maul the audienco wee feeated tt1 SrittM 03. I 1001101i13 AddrOSS foul an alma:mon of 1 8110500 muttio rendered by the church i eltoir, and t.11ita1i0 for tee oeoaeion • •levetetbrees ban 1 ems it ettenclemeee ; end the ohoico and livety sehietiOn 114)0 &reit 11,y them, addtql greWly to 63'1 ,sul.,;:cas ef the oeereeIone i DIED.' • Betrewere,.—In Port }throe, czn. Satur- day, june eeth., Mr. , Batmen. aged 56 years; ..umorgamproc...rmalrotworr• Crediton. At the regular meefing on. Saturday evening twit, of Court Urediton I. 0, F., the following officers were elected. A. D: Nasmith, 111, V..c: R., it. L. Carter ; Se. W. lei. Kerr'; F. S., A. Switzer ; „,Tretes. C. Beaver ; °hale, j. Yonng; S. We, W. Clarke ; ,T. W., J. Salter ; 5..11, It. DOlvt.t ; J. 13,, 11. Switzer; P. S., 3. Swirzer ; 0. D. 11. J. S. Young ; Delegates to 11. Court, A. Switzer and IV. H. Kerr, The Sunday pima convention convention will- be lreld next ntrviay in the Evangelical Ouch: A large turnout is expected/. Fareitthat Spring crops look well.. Farmers have started Intying,,which an excellent crop. The union school picnic helfl. here last Friday was well atte.tided‘ rad proved. a, grand success, and enjoyable allier. The good things 1)1001,10(1 by the ladies for the occasion, .was of the highest meter of the military are and was-geeetlye enjoyed by all preSent. In the evening an entertain- ment held in the.school house, which was largely attendeJ wed inimeteely tne- joyed by all,. The' programme NV I I Ch 0011 „ eisted oktialegtleSe TeactingS, recitations and inusie„.wits ably and well rendered tied met %vitt' the. most hearty applause. The song ItIglored in Scotch diateet.by eir..liugh Stewart, Was the WV of the eetertebaneut 18141 desezycs special men- tion: The family of the late 01100100 le Mit Ot', of Welkervide, who died about two months ztko, bas roceiVed frOte therik, 0, tr, W., $2,000, that, being the ate`t of his ineuvaace ia that order. ieeeeeeeeeeeeeeezetteerefeeezeiteeeeeeeereeeteseee Vilit 3 1111 I: a Oirti Advertisements itisettett Iloilo' 0,1$ lied tig 51 Three. r•ovt.' par Hue 0301. mittiaa, Pure Pais Green Ana Insect Pow- der at 11, SOARIITTS Drag Store, tutu: • A lieu tine erpelitiegs, wadi $1 ee a– etteet1 to el en, for, one mouth, , W„ iipt•Iricoxr's, f Flvter, •1-t-dee'eePee0 reeleeleeeee, Alicilt • 5 0.89 to 5 0.00 44N; wheat 0.b9 (IOW Otto Peas Barley tfay per ten to 0•56. to 0.07 0.40 to „0x5. 0,00 15.00 Butter 0.10 to Potatoes per hag 1.10 to LIU L.&i.ts per dos 0.1.t to I Deeeeea Nogs per 100 7.00 la 7,5o, VIE AriumEzs, EXI'MV.SC, Jtine 10,1SS7. White Wheat per boiiitel ()tow) 00 00 W Si Rea )Vheat per 1as))04.,.......„ 04 zr,, 0 St Spring Wheat 't ' 0 30 W 0 14 Jiar1.-.7 per bushel 0 11 to 0 30" (fats iter butihei . ,, . ,,,, „ 0 30 to 0 Pens Pilr , ,,,,, . . OQ to 0 AO' Illy per too, „ s tiu to 10 (4 030t3er Tor ,,,,,, 0 00 to 0 10 liktirti per .tinzett , , p 00 o ir melee per Vt.,. 0 00 to 0 11 .Sbeep ,,,..,. 0 00 to 0 10 Wool po ....... 0 00 to Salt per bbi.... o 444 to 1 111 Potatoes per busbel.„. . . 0 00 to 1 00 Apples per . ... „0 00 to o vo Oattnem per „, 00 to 10 , „ 0 00 to Pork per 100 lbs 00 00 to 1.1.0 i)er,111., ... . ... .„.....„ o o0 to 00 10 . .A.DVERTISE1 Tlig Etrfilt 900 Circulation This Paper Will be sent to any e,t1. "dress in the United States or Oeuada.to• fan. Tht, 188$, , FOR. 0.1.11X MIA' OWES 1-0-0 'P0- 4. Central roit Arjst:c Shaving, F.lair _Cutting, • Shampooing, Hair Dyeing, etc., etc. Ladies' Work a Speciality, SATIPACTION.> xIGUARANTEED. nos ales 4 EXETER 10nt.47. Are the tilummer ' • IN GENTS' CLOTHING - And if eeez want the 'beet goo( tel and a perfOct fit gurtrantotil, leave yonr measem with • Inc and smite it. W.SOUTTICOTV, Merehatit leeeter. rig71: IVA ttlt PLOTT1t and.. of all hioas, :Breakfast Ovals,. frIP eakete Crewed Flex end lempip elettie Pheed alweys oee Newt! ole.)4t?8 PIELIttkArD y itt, . p14.4wit.g. jotiN t ,r ttov. ,Ntv Oft ika 11 BXIMatI:s.