The Advocate, 1887-10-27, Page 4" •
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The Exeter Advocate,
THOMAS PASMORE,
guITC)11, AND rAir1zIET011.
02,7PICE: - 4110n, Street, V,ceter,
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TIIIMSDAY, 00T. 27th 1887
.80ME one yelled "Fire!" in 3 ein,cin.
nati theatre the other evening, and all
the -Ad maids fainted right away I,
the building and got 6varrounde4 by
luen's arms, lti'is *believed that one
or more of those sagacious females set
M p the scheme in °Merl() get. hUgged.
THE ROOT of the troubles of tho share-
holders in the Ontario Investment As-
sociation, of London, is to be found in
the fact that owners of stock were per-
mitted to borrow more than they paid
in. The Northwest land speeulation
fever, practically promoted by the Do-
minion Government, induced stock
owners in authority to "borrow" vast
sums in this inanner, then when the
crash came, honest stockholders were
Made to suffer.
THE EVILS of tight lacing has again
been demonstrated by the fact that a
,,,',.orrtrin thirty-five years of age died of
-heart disease. While laughing at the
work of a low comedian, she uttered a
cry and almost fainted from intense
pain -near the heart, She was a cor-
pulent woman, and the worse than
barbarous tight lacing of her waist had
caused the trouble. The immediate
cause of her death was heart disease,
due to tight lacing.
Ton .Saaroirru TowN Council, in
order to check the prevalent crime of
burglary, have, by resolution, offered
the eonstablg a reward of. $10 for
every burglar he may shoot. Care
will have to be taken that he does not
go gunning for ordinary tramps and
drunks, and work them off on the pub-
lic as the genuine article. But would
it not be better for a place like Sea -
forth to get a few 'more constables
rather than put a premium on reckless
.revolyer practice by their solitary
guardian of the peace
BRADSTREET ESTIMATES that the
wheat surplus of the United States is
110,000,000 of bushels fro* in the States
and TeriitOlies east of the Rocky
Mountains and 25,000,000 from those
upon the Pacific coast. Of this sur-
plus 40,000,000 have already been
shipped; 15,000,000 will be required
for consumption in the Atlantic States,
leaving an available surplus for the
European market of 55,000,000 bush-.
els east of the Rocky Mountains,
This is much below the surplus avail-
able in some former years.
Silt TUPPER having been taxed by
some of the Nova Scotia temperance
men with lukewarnmess in the cause
of prohibition, has written a letter for
the purpose of setting himself . right
with the. cold ,,water
learn that he iiregards the suppression
of intemperance by every
possible means as vitally important,'
and that "the friends of temperance
and prohibition may confidently rely
upon all.the aid 1 ani able to give them
in carryiag out their principlas."
This sounds einphatic enough, and will
no doubt be quite sat:sfactory to all
t en' crane men of Conservative procliv-
ities. hut as the public accounts 51 oW
that Sir Tupper is the posSOSSOr of n.
well.filled wino cellar and an expen-
sive and costly lay out of eUtglass dt
canters atid ehAmpaygtio glasses, it
may occur to some thattthe twist praet:
ical proof hel could give of his zeal for
temperance prineiples would be to it.
organize his London ninasion in Cu, -
cot clan o therewith.
his death, Since the death of John
Brown
Brown no event in the royalliuehold
has take; such an elfect on the Queen.
The triumph of the Jubilee even paled
before it. She had brought the dog
frOM a peppy with great care, and be
was her censtant companion She
called him "Noble" at the suggestion
of Jobit Brown, and on account of his
distinguisbed demeanor, he was treat.
ed more like a member of the family
than an humble follower. Handsome
rugs and blankets were provided for
him in ,his early youth, and he was
literally n very lucky dog, for his lines
were cast in very pleasant
places. So there WftS ft'dog born with
a silver spoon in its month, and he bad
a collar of solid gold elasPell around
his neck before he could tell the differ-
ence between a necklace and his tail,
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ESTRAYEP, •
Came into the premises or the ender-
)ot3, tum.. 3, Usborae, Mt 01 about
the middle of August, a WtitTO EWPI.
The owner is reqttestod to come and prove
property, take same away and pay charges.
- 4011x S. Donn', lNeter, P. 0.
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ESTRAYED.
Came into the premises cf the wider-
-signed on or about the middle of August,
a WRITE EW) and LAMB. The owner will
I)1'0'0 property, take same away, and pay
expenses.
• STAN.LA K.3 BROS,
1,ot No. 9,North Boundary Stephea.
Hay, I?, 0.
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STRAYED.
Strayed front the premises of the sob—
scriber, Lot 13, eon, 11, township of
Stephen, a large Wurfe,;. Sow Pio, with
stub tail and one ring in nose. Any per -
sot; giving such inl'orination as will lead
to the recovery of the ,same will be Ben -
ably rewarded.
aKonol: MAWRINNET,
OrAliton, P. 0„ Ont.
Farm hr Sale .by Auction.
The undersigned has received instruct-
ions to sell by Pablic Auction, on the
premises, subject to a reseryed bid, on
Wedaesday, November 23rd, at 1 o'clock
p. m., the estate of Thomas Sims, being
Lot 11, con. 10, Township of Stephen,
containing 100 acres. The terms will be
made known on day of sale. For further
particularsapply to
1.1.. EMBER, W. Lams, AssiaNse,
Auctioneer. °radium P. 0.
Lost.
On or about the first of August last,
a iui and WHETHER. 1...431.13, (MAI With a
round hole in left ear. Anyone giving
Such information as wili lead to the recov-
ery of the same, will be suitably rewarded.
JOHN S. DoxEv,
Lot 3, con. 3, Usborne. :Exeter P. 0.
CHANGE
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Advertisement will appear next week-.
E. FOLLICK.
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(10r.ii;:e V ioroillA 'S. , favorite dog la l
dead, and sad faces itee the faShiell at 1
lIatinbral tier Majtifity is pitfORR(11- i
ly gritival over the death of her collie, I
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and she hot& throbts that ail aboat
Let tit ag iteeply touched as aka, ty
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Christies Commercial
LIVER Y.
osIEPY STAPtc
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Rigs and Horses first.,olass.
sv Orders left at the llawkshaw House, or at,
toe itale will be prom lolly attended to.
TENMS. BEASON.% Itt,E,
rhe r rent En1Ish Prescription.
A successful Medicine 'mod over
SO years ttt tholutttnibt of cases.
Cute; S'po'nzatorrhect. Notedits'
Weakness, Ellt,i8SiO718. Intpulenc#
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New Premises!? (SA
NEW GOODS
Respeetf ill yen 11 ds I is many
Onstoe ms and the public
gens rally that he has re-
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—NEXT TO—
PCOat Office.
Main Street, EXETER.
Where he bas just received
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WELL ASSORTED.
srrooKoF
READY-MADE
BOOTS &SHOES.
ALSO
Hand -made work ofthe highest
Class.
A Trial Solicited, and
Satisfaction Guaranteed
GEO. MANSON,
Exeter.
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HELLO .THERE!
ROWE iv• ANDREW'S.
(iii.aANACO
For Balance of 1887.
fc.ve tober.
Another spell of weather ! War in
the east ! Terrible eatastrophe
in New l'ork ! 53 people suc-
cumb to base ball fever. Police
ordered out to keep back the
crowd from our Warerooms ;
Several seriously jammed.
N overnber
Look out for snow. Fathers. with
eligible daughters, 0 nhang the
front gate, and Lay one of our
cosy.sofas, _Warranted to Wog
the most bashful yonag, man in.
the Ountry to time in short
order c Beds, iiprie.g_Afattrasses,
Loungqs, etc., etc., • in ;tentless
variety. ,
.keeernb
Change in the moony and inure
weather.
Und erg ahiner
Onr Stock uf Caskets, Coffins, Robes and
'Trimmings, are unexcelled. Reformed
undertakers, on Maas. nu Uliques, we use
all 1111103. Our priccS we govern 001111 es,
and as most people know they aro very
moderato ; W5 understand, and make a
specialty oi Oils art r r bUSilleSS.
C4,Il1e and see before you buy, (Von cloy
and night. •
REMEMBER the PLACE
Drew's old stand,—one door
north. of Molson's Bank
Rowe & Andrews.
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14„oi) K.; • ; j.,
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:nosingtilis season purchased most of our stock 1-lirect. f101» maeufanterem..
iu England and G'orinany, to do so we had to give oer orders Tory early ii the
season, and as the prospects looked well we bonght largely, the got4s have
pow arrived and we find 0.1# hai'd thOOS are eallOing a great &Tit ete4i011
trade, we have therefore decided to Meet the times by marking, all goods 4-
HAR1) ,Pt. 'PAN
as to insure a speedy alearance,, therefore we would invite intending n14 -
chasers
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To Call and Inspect our Stock.
and note Prices of all New Goods, including
Ladies' Dolmans, Jackets, &
Ulsters, Misses' and Maids'
Msters, all sizes.
Illatk & Colorod Silks &
SATIN Dress goods in all the newest colors and styles. Plain and -Fancy
Plusbts,Scarlets, and Plain and Fancy r I osiery and Gloves.. Also a fall'lima
of 11l?.*.N7S, .youTuis' two say.‘4,
arltalt is IVIttOE CLOTHING
HATS'and CAPS -
All of which will bo sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
REMEMBER
Ciiiiii-XGRANO.,XyllaINERYAPENINGXON)
SA_TUIZID'Y & MO NIYY-0 CT. 8-10_
Be sure and call and inspect our stock and get prices; it will be a.
grand exhibition and we feel confident it will pay Yon.
BUGS!
BUGS! BUGS ! WILI 1AM SPNDERS
----AC:1'5T FOR. WU'
Bugs are trump- and you must
play Paris Green if you want
to make a point.
PURE PARIS GREEN
--AT THE—
DOMINION LABORATORY
ALSO
Hellebore and Fly Powder.
Always a full supply of Drugs, Dyes,
and Fancy Goods.
Fishing, tackle a specialty.
Js W IMOWNINC
PROPRIETOR,.
Commercial Union Assurance
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Company of
GREAT BRITAIN.'
Capital and Assets, *.$21,000,000:
AND THE
Lancashire Fire Insurance Co.
ALA NCI-LASTER, ENG.
CAPITAL, - $14,600.000.00.
.The best and most reliable Fire Insur-
ance Companies in the world.
ADVOCATE OFFICE EXETER.
To THE FARMERS OF IIUHOIN .00 u-NYY.
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We respeetfully call 'our attentiOn to a few testhnoniala winch the Gale Sully Farrow lea"-nufacturibg
any, of Windsor, Ontario, IlivA3 received frOm some of their pAtrou.§, Every tnie w he1,1aS IMi.eliftSed the inipleiatait
prom:Wine it a grand successAndat implement every farmer should have.
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ess in Huron County,
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