The Advocate, 1887-11-03, Page 4The Exeter Advocate,
THOMAS PASMORE'„,
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THURSDAY, NOY. Ord, 1887.
LAWYERS Stand up in a court house.
before jure, in the presence of large
audiences, and denounce men as liars,
scoundrels, thieves and perjured villans
and when the court adjourns, the men
&us abused appear to harbar,no illvrill
against them„ But let a newspaper
faintly intimate that a man's character
if not without a blemish, and the editor
has ta confront a horse pistol, stand a
libel suit or at least suffer he greatest
of mortification—lose a subscriber.
Tns successful application, ofthe
air -brake to freight trains is announc-
ed. As nearly MI freight., train acci-
dents occur from the difficulty of bring
ing heavy freight trains to a stand,
the importance of the announcement
can be seen. A freight train, running
52 miles an hour was stopped; within
184 feet by an air brake. A plan has
also been found of automatically. stop-
ping the parts of trains that has brok-
en in two. A great reduction in the
expense of railway companies will fuh,
low,
ARCHBISHOP LYNCH has put a stop
to a practice which, while it has largely
prevailed in connection with that par-
ticular denomination to which he be-
longs, has found its way also intp other.
religious denominations, viz,—bazar
contests, for so-called religious purpos-
osea, the case in question being a con-
test for a silver chalice between two
priests. Such things, and all of a like
natureawhile they certainly serve the
parpose of raising maneyi,are contrary
to the true.spirit of christianity, and
have done much to shake even the
niaminal faith of unbelievers in the
power.of the,gospel to change he hu-
man heart Protestant denominations
can take a profitable lesson from the
action of their co -religionists
ONTARIO usually takes the lead, but
in some matters of social economy is
sadly behind some of the old countries.
In Siberia, for instance, the people buy
their milk frozen around a stick. The
inanifold advantages of this arrange-
ment can be seen at a glance. In that
eauntry, when the man of business
curries home from his office and is met
at the front door with a request to "just
rtintdown to the grocery and get me a
quart of milk, please;"; he does not bite
his lip in two with vexation and feel—
as he skuda along with the tin pail
dangling by hi: side—as though the
neig,hbore were hanging their heads out
of the, windows all along the routeand
eery one of them grinning like a hy-
ena., Not ,at all 1 He simply goes to
the grocery, buys a stick with a quart
of,milk frozen around it and walks air.
iiy:home, using the stick as a cane. A-
Sidelrera„the ,mauy,nattural embarrass -
meats, coanectetlaasitla carrying a littlp
tin paij, it ulw.ays arouses a suspicion
of beer when covered and invariably
spits when.,unaoyered.i There is np.
belp for this; and it, may be set dewn
as a philosophical, and scientific fact
that the business man who , can walk
along the street with "notes" and "bills
payable" running, throughr his mind
•
ad a small, stream- , of milk running,
down the leg ofihis pants and still look
dignified hasn't been born yet.!
An Iithusjastjc Artist.,
"Painting," • said the broken,arme,d,
man in the Artist/IA studio. "Well 1
should smile. You fellow you, you go
opt into the woods and you set ui)
camp Under .e. tree, and you,latif around
and sketch, and yeti think you're howl=
ing bg. artists. 1—I've been in the
RnAties.,1 never tackle anything So
• COnItti6iiiitaK hs Austin Creek or the
Big Vets. :Griye nle natiire 1, Say!
Give me .a towering errig that you
-can't shin typ, aid the silo* atd
04,0„ and tho 6torn,I've
been in the hiciltest part of th,f1 Rocky
INIountains."
"Painting iCertainly."
"And have you got any sketcheS r
"Sketches! 1 don't sketch 1 gu
up there and T pint. I broke my
arm np there; was holding on to a reek
and I slipped----"
"And where are your pi:ctures !"
"There was a picture of, trine in A
magazine a few weeks RV."
"Yes ! What was it 7
"Did you see an article on Signs of
,Pivilizationi There was a view of an
enormons cliff."
"Ah, yes; 1 remember. It had Bub-
ble Soap painted on it."
"That was me; I paintedlthat."
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ESTRAYED.
Came into the premises cf the under-
signed on or abent the inido le of August,
WHITE EWE and LAMB. The owner will
prove property, take 6unie away, mid pay
expenses,
$STANLAKE BROS.
Lot No. 9, North Eoundary Stephen.
Hay, P. 0.
STRAYED.
Strayed from the premises of the sub-
scriber, Lot 13, con. II, township of
Stephen, a large WnyrE, , Sow. ha, with
stub tail and one ring iu nose. Any per-
son giving such information as will lead
to the recovery of thettarne will be suit-
ably. rewarded..
GEORGE MANDINNEY,
Crediton P. 0., Ont.
FaIrD1 for Sale .by Auction.
The undersigned bas received instruct-
ions to sell by Public Auction, on the
premises, subject td a ralerved bid, on
Wednesday, November 23rd, at 1 o'clock
p. m., the estate of Thomas Sims, being
Lot 18, con, Township of Stephen,
containing.,100 acres.. Tlte terms will be
Made,known on clay of sale. For further
particulars apply to.
11. EILBER, W. Lswls, AssioNnu,
Auctioneer. Crediton P. 0.
SEE1N
IS 13,.E I E V N C
And the preof of the pudding is in the
eating, and if you are not already
a customer of
A. E. ROSENTIERGER2
become one and prove for yourself that
he has the best bread and confec-
tionery in town.
Wedding' Cattietai
A. Specialty.
As, E. ROSENBERGER.
Two doors north' Drew's Opera House,
Main -street - Exeter.
Christi e's Commercial
LIVERY.
kANITS.?Y. STA ql.t.
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Rigs and Horses first-class.
sir Orders loft at the liawkshaw House, or at
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A successful Medicine used over
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Preit'erlpttos, take no substitute. One package
El. Six $5, bv mail. Write for Pamphlet. Address
Entekoreheralical Co.y.Detrolt, BlIch.
Sold in Exeter by Dr. Lutz, and
dr,uggiats everywhere, e, Oct 1 7
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ROWE
A L. IA A N•A
- For Balance of.. 1887.
4ae,tober.
Another spell of weather! War in
the east! Terrible catastrophe
in. New York I 53 people RUC-
eranb to httse ball fever.. .Polire
ordered out to keep back the •
crowd from our frArerooms
fieveral seriously jammed.
ov.em E'er.
Look,ent for snow. Fathers with.
daughters, unhang, the
front gate, 0)(1 litty one of our
cosy sofas, warrau ted to . bring
the most bashful • young man in -
the country totime in short
order Beds, Spring Mattrasses,„
Lounges, etc., etc., in endless
variety-.
11_)ecember.
Change in the , moon, and more
weather.
157iitlt,rt a 11 i no, Our Stock of Caskels, Coffins, Robes and
Trimmings, aro unexcelled. Reformed
undertakers, nu Rings,..no Cliques. we use
all alike. Our prices we govern ourselves,
and no most people know they are ri5rY
1110,ittratO ; we understand, and make a
specialty o r this part of tux. business.
Cottle and seo before you buy, Open day
and night.
REMEMBER the PLACE
Drew's old stand,—one door
north of. Melson's Bank -
Rowe & Andrews.
-Shik m" w &
\c"-'6PIC Ltr,
A
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flaying this seam purchased most of our stoek. 4ire0 from 'manufacturers.
Bogio.ncl 4na aeriopy, to do so we bad to, give :our orders wry early in tho
season, And As the prospects, lOolsea well we bought largely, the goods liar)
now Arrived and we find that hard times aro causing .a grout depreSsioti ni
trade, we itaye therefore decided to meet the times by marking all .goods
.H.A.1.313 'PAN 'PRIGig.S.
as to insure A speedy- clearance, thereforewe would invite all intending pur-
chasers
To Call and Inspect our Stock
and note Prices of all New Mods, inolUding
Ladies' Dolmans, Jackets, &
Insters, Misses' and Maids'
• Illsters,
Black Colored. Silks Sr
SATIN Dress goods in all the newest colors and styles. Plain and Fancy'
hushes, Scarlets, and Plain and Fancy Hosiery and Gloves. Also a full line' •
of MEN'S, YOUTHS' and BOYS'
READY •• MADE CLOTHING;
FIATS and, CA PS- •
All of which -will be solaat the LOWEST POSSIBLE P,RICE..,
REMEMBER
S.A.TURDrY & MONLYY.0 CT. 8-10:.
Be sure and call.land inspect our stock and get prices; it will be
grand exhibition and we feel confident it will pay you.
BUGS ! BUGS! BUGS!
Bugs are truinp and you must
play Paris Green if you want
to make a, point.
PURE PARIS GREEN.
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ALSO
Hellebore and Fly Powder.
Always alull supply ofi Drugs, Dyes,
and Fancy Goods.
Fishing tackle a specialty.
J.. 11' i.1RWNiNig.
PROPRIETOR.
WILLIAM SANDERS
AGEN'r FOR THE
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Company et
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AND THE .
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TO • THE FARMERS- OF HURON, COuNTY-:
117,1ICEIr ristiart.rc 3217
CULTIVA.TOR: AND SEEDER..
• any,. of.Windsor, Ontario have received 'from soma oi their patrons. Every one, who lias purchased the implement
Barrow Manufactniing, etmp- -.We respectfully call:your attention to,a,iew testimoilials which the Gale ,stay
pr:unotince it a grand suecesa..,and an Implement every farmer should,have.
A. R. McMANUS ia. in charge of a companrofften .and .eight wagons, at Exeter, .and.is doing a .thriving busin-
ess ia H.atOri 0,)Utity,
Crediton, 'Sept, 23rd, 1867. •
datti Stilksy "'artiste do, ll'indSor.
Gatitleme111 pareltrated one of your liatil/S114 and
Seeders and have thOroughiy tested it On itli kihda of •
groultd, and lifter 8010 the tverk it WM do; .haVo ne
hesitation ill reeninin ending it to inY fainicr Mende
'ea' the best Mildew ant. In the market.
Your, truly, TOBIAS' WURTZ,
emitriax, Sent: 241.b;$1887
deiresaiko zatamal eaa weetaa
Vii . airg-r hetightOneof your lazika iiiirrowli and.
..oedeis and 1111i10t iaa eat 111111 Well pleased 'With the
Way •it does it work. 1 'prepared tindei.ewed Wheat iit it
suety rough littapy ileld where it was iihntlitaible to
WO ink drill; I aleir tiSed ft to (Ha ataaatdesmal aftet,
*040 prepVtdithd ilt.stred t541oslse field „Withott
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ploying, and 1 ani, convinced that the. Gale is 1,ost
math most useful ,implanient ever introduced to the
farmers of Huron County; Itespettfully yours
WILLIAllt,ANDERSOX, Stephen Op.
Siwopta, Sept, 14011 1887.
'Cale Harrow Co. •Frindsor
00010-1 have bouebt.and.test cd 01/0 1,6 .1'61114 111112V
Harrows and Seeders, and think. it le just what every
farinot• needs and it will CO all yetar agObt claims for
it, licapectfidly,
ALONZO POSTER.
dale !Amite. Co:, WlmIsCr.
Genticiatn-•,,This is .to certify tiutt,ibri corahine,1
.1.1arra* purelitoted from your agent /10 111(00 entire
initisfaethni; and 1 cOnsider it the bdst hindelnent of
llls kipcl Svertalrod.Uced this*aelkhtorboed, 1
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prepared thy petsto.'gratind for wheat without, plow-.
,ing and I ebb say Ustitile machine d000 your
agent elaithod for ft, (111(11 (12 chew fully roardnitionti 11.
tu thy )armortrtitais thu best, Yours &o.
3A3IES MALLS, Osborne,
Exeter, Sept: 261.11 1887
Gate sing Het ftets.CO.„ Wimdsce.
rient Stilt -The Salky flari•ow and Seeder bought
from yoar agent 18 just MO: 'WO 11(0(1 1 bate nsed
it to barrow, eidtivate and seed, and tan truthfully
sav that 10 does the work bettor, eaSler and With 15
labor thee anyMipleinetit 1 ever (50' 1 will aled
StAte that I )(eve a good (hilly hut thildr
ago* (.10Ab by the Chile the 'way to SOw grain $
get rho hest results. I have waked It,, acmes ••
Whet. stubble With UM cultivator iVitlictit ph:4! be, •
aed it devs the,Worktatierfeetioit,
WILLIAM IIOWTQf .