HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-2-2, Page 4The Exeter 10vocate.
WILLIAM SAND
'+DITUA P1leiI+ISaEki;.
(EMCE: -' Main; ktreet; .reter,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ?, 1S48.
EVE SINCE the Parliamentary e-
lections which took place in February
last, there has been. numerous charges
watts 1►;y the- Reformers against the
Conservative members elected, but i
neerly eyery rase the charges o£ bribery
was withdrawn or proved futile in
extension of the franchise are the most
important measure$ to be brought be-
fore the House, and those benefited
may thank Mr. Meredith and his Con
sere ative supporters. The contents of
the address from the throne which is
of more than ordinary length does not
foreshadow much 1egislatien, conse-
quently rerezires little comment, except
as they are dealt with by the Proles
alai Legislature.
favor of theOppositionists, who have
i.n nlaraY instances, been Conapr<lleft to ham. Some time ago the innocent
withdraw the charge and boplessly yeoman was waited upon by a couple
abandon proceedings in order to save
themselves from disqualification and
anuihilatioa. Oat o£ sixteen bye-
elections which have taken place since
the general elections iu February last,
the Opposition have not sueeeded in
gaining a. single sent,• aid have not
heels able to make a break in the Lib-
eral -Conservative ranks, but according
to the Reform count, five constitutior-
eiee base been redeemed by the faithful
Cestscrvatire Paco. The record of
I it. Tire matter was dropped for sorsa
the bye -elections noir buen s as follows: time, but now Mr. Brown has re -
A.xtrrnee case of the hay foils swin•
elle game has came to light, the victim
being a farmer in the township of Bay -
of sUek.tongued rascals, who after set-
ting forth the excellent qualities and
.1etrnorfliu ary advantages of this gond
erful hay fork, they succeeded is ob-
taining the farmer's consent to purch-
ase one, arca to matte the matter right
in the salad of their victim and at the
sae thaasecuring,their owrt devilish
purpo.-s by getting the uneuspccting
fanner to sign an agreement, which
was lit reality a ,genuine note. The fork
';rale sent to hifn and he refused to take
ti1IINIsTEI:I:4r,es TS ELECTED.
Shclburlte, N pv ti Scotia.
Victoria, Nova Scotia.
Cumberland, Nova Scoti;e.
Colchester, Nova Scotia,
Diby, Nova Scotia,
Quecena, New Ira¢nswfck.
Resti ouche, 1 ruaaswe:a-
I hcrlevoix, queb;?o.
E ast >i:eali Bence, Q;t4ario:
S outh 'Vrr ia.t-'Db, 01et22'10,..
.peau:h Y►4,
Jeer, Onte xi e.
Edalelrrutaeul, tert::rie.
East Nertliu aberl gel, Oratorio.
t=it Beene, 4t .eerie.
ceived notice that Peter Woods, of
Brantford, has entered en action to
recover the amount of the nate held
1 by bias against Brown, far the sure
1of firo1,00—rather an expensive fork.
.As Mr. B.own can neither read nor
I write hie own =nee, the case will
1 be sifted at the St. Thcmas Dis ision
Court. This is :mother a£ have had
. � v
r r-
.v r s # tar.uer:
the many +acne whieh he
n
gqC'ICtercete,1 to t<h<lra Owen lithe metlit¢ati
ti f>f therive- The public should huv'
i at hot .es with htrrtest teed de 1ersanal
then disee :venial lie 1191 CLOUD fwtr
PHOTOGRAPHS:
MR. JOSEPH SENOR
having purchased the business of
Chas. Senior, wishes to in-
form the the public that
he eau be found -
At the Diad stand
Alain Street, Exeter.
T3a,e. Fiue.;t Cabinets in the coun-
ty. Elegant Finish.
Oopying and Enlarging
JOS.=
on shortest notice,
J'S.= SEIQ-R"'.
SOMETHING
NE
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
DOMINION LPP13ORATORY
Begs to :uauouuce to his alma,
ous Friends and Patrous that lle
has just put in a fell lino of
Staple & Fancy Stationery,
egret.
r . " $0?..Fr A! .crit'"r, et;ata amain in the tare at-
.9litaiuteeri;�,xYst;� c �'#.�.1..... • . " .. l:• 1
llap 7sitiemi to (.;
'M arra ed:diets gains
t to r eitioeiets biline.
Wilt of quest.nr affected tbe trade re,
!idiom el C'tltatele. end the United atetee
a are cviaant:y acting on the lir; to;lit*
mio terta1 2'►i1+4 on di%kion... ,.. ,t ttlest the more they alarm the more they
Can there to stror[ ,cr eviaiiryi that well gt t t.o wattc-r whether thf tr claim,
the ;col If of C"t:r.aela methane to feel just or lir jibe,. Net satisfied with
the ceratoler,et thc.y have •'0 often roan- denutuaing the fc ee u.•,e of oily belle rite
e,tvd ell tie, Mw1onuld Adwfuititer. without allt;tebig us any Privilegte in
atien and it.i I�;:°.Hey. It is almost the ! l' star n, they new come forward with et
tris seri title rule that a :ii inti:..try tit ith a 1 cfe'meal thee .merieen v cssels in parrs
law major=ity in. urs tt,riit+ le0,,es in i rag through Caetadiau carotis be allowed.
bye4..lectione, but Sir .7t:lxai ielaet1:lnalei et•rtain 1=rhilmmes whit'Ii are not granted
even to Caeadien vescele. The great
A uvriean eagle bears a wouderfull re
sefllblauee to a hal;
and his eulleaguee are reaping the sue.
a•ess of the fast two F'arliate.ielit:3 l.y
gaining instead of le:.ieg strength.
Opposition leaders arid their journals
are very feral of asserting that the
Admibietrutien at Ottawa does not
really represent the electors, but the
people of ()merle have spoken again
and again praclairnieg without beim;
n,isnudorstood that adherence to the
policy under the able management of
.`lir John A. Mavdoriald, that the Do-
minion i5 prospering, and their con-
fidence in the statesmen who aro
administering it so wisely.
Tun Sscoen) session of the sixth
Legislature of the Province of Ontario
was duly opened at Toronto on Thurs-
day-iy Sir Alexander Campbell, lieu-
tenant-governer, of Canada, with the
usual ceremonies, but no boom of can-
non nor sound of cavalry marked the
opening as heretofore, but simply a gu-
ard of honor and n brass baled marked
the event A brilliant assemblage, com-
posed of notable ladies and gentlemen,
were present to witness the annual op-
ening. The speech from the throne
was a lengthy one, appropriately word-
ed and delivered in a very able manner.
Among the more prominent measures
intended to be brought before the
House will be a bill respecting the
franchise or the right of voting; a bill
respecting friendly societies; a bill re-
specting alimony; a bill for the sepor-
ation of Parry Sound and Muskoka
from the adjoining counties for certain
purposes; also a bill -respectingthe
hours of daily labor for children and
you1.g girls in oraitiary retail stores in
cities, towns and villages according to
the judgment of the municipal author-
ities, The protection of labor and the
FOLLICK
HAS OPENED AND NOW
OCCUPIES MO izW STANO
Where be is prepared to furnish the ;Public with
FIRST Pe4 CLIISSBREAD CAKES
UFS and Confectionery
Mount Books,- School
Books,. and all kinds
of School requisites
Letter and Nate Paper
Fools eap Paler. Account
Papers. Colored T
ut s,
Papers and Drawing paper
ifl
lt
Pens, inks Pencils, and also a full
title* 'af all the newest and most
popular weal:+ of Fietacwn, all of
w aeieia will ie sal at the lowest
reaseurt3tevo nett
as he uses only
First-class Roller Flour
Now is the time to leave your orders for nicely 0rneruented Ohristi ns Oakes,.
Wedding Calves, and Party Cakes, at reasonable prices.
—ORDERS--PROMPTLY—ATTENDED—TO----
430
RDE]PS._..—FI OMPTL' `—+ TTEI~DED--TQ- -
4 e door nortlx. of 13e1V's old ataxia, -
MAI N -STRE ET,
taxia,-MAIN-STREET, — EXETER.
Now that the; woods of British Co-
lumbia have been brought into pruiflirl-
•nCe by means of the Canadian Pavifle
railroad they are being appreciated. An
exchange says that Barney & Sraith the
car manufacturers of Dayton,Ohio,bave
recently received a shipment of Douglas
fir from British Columbia freighting it
some 2,5O0 miles and finding it possible
to lay it down at their works for about'
the same price as Southern pine. This
is but one of a thousand openings for
the consumption of this valuable wood
Two officials of the Central' Bank are
raid to have gone over to the States for
their health within a day or two. winter
travel is disagreeable but sometimes
it is absolutely necessary as a preventive
of the chills
NO CURE NO PAY!
A Fair and Squaaee Oiler to Invalids to try
The New methodTreatment
By which our success in curing chronic dime.
ses and defOrmiti es has been so uniform, that
we will now guaran tee to treat bedtrr reputed
incurable eases, for a stipulated price until
cured, and iu case of failure to refund all the
money paid us under such written guarantee.
It will cost you noth ingt.o I nvestign to this off-
er, ns consultation at the offices or by letter is
free. Take nochance—pay noinoneytoadoc-
tor unless he has coilfidence enough in bis
skill to guarantee acure. Nom atter what the
name or nature of your disease may be canon
or write to us giving age, sex, complexion and
symptoms. lend stumps to prepay 'postage
on the NEW METHOD CURE books.
Part 1, contains 228 pages. over 200 illustrations,
symptoms of diseases and reports of over 10,000
cures; Prescriptions for the cure of acute diseases
by Allopathic, Homo npathlo and Eclectic reme-
dies: Hygienic instructions for every lady gentle-
men and family. Will be mailed on receipt of 20
two -cent stamps, or 90 cents In silver.
Part IT, private information for men and boyo,
young or old, mailed scaled in plain envelope on
receipt of 5 two -cent stamps or 10 cents ins Iver.
Part IIr information incl iiletructions for la-
dies, married or single. 14 colored Illustrations,
symptoms, advice and reports of cures; mailed to
ladies o,tiy, sealed in plain envutope on receipt of 5
two -cent stamps or 10 cents in •silver. Thethreo
books will be mailers for 25 two -cent stumps, or 50
dents in silver, or wit be given free at
The Offices of The Drs. K & K Surgeons, either at
159 Griswold St. Detroit,. Mich. or at1f13Elm
St.,Cinoinuati3O. All letters must be'addres-
sed to Dr.1. C. Kennedy hall's Block; Detroit, Mich.
'We have cured invalids in all parts of the world.
through corresiwudene ; remedies and iustrate
Mons being scut ey Dietl or Express, 0 .
Rf ,.I cit2
BUTTEII A\D
Matheson,
EXETER NORTH.
Our Ster.:11 is will .. tt+R we the at.4.5ec> a
trade. Low 1.51 t! ".1.5 iS!'6+tlty;Ott,
GBOOERIES : —16 lbs.'suger
for $1.00 a 13 ibs. white suer
for $1.00.
'aro can't le Studer: ld in T. -se :kola 5e to
Tet• per ib.
Gots cf Shoes (all Styles) at kw prices.
1,1,:e y assorted e.uedt of
'"34'1
FORK'S, SCYTHES and GLASS
all ekes (cheap.) r, t T'nehlrte oil,
G0,, per pial. a nal (1 cis low
as the lowest,
a nice Tea Sett of" 44 pieces,
$2.75.
t gond suit of Ready-made Clothing or
E0. Ordered Suits got up h' good style.
Our Dress Goods are mark-
ed down to the lowest
notch.
COTTON -20 yds. for SIM.
A house and lot, also a faren for sale. Apply
to
JOHN MATHESON,
Eray postoifice.
A Positive Cure.
A Painless Cure
OTS LOR liZAT 02 AG
oaf.5r,As , a cam air.
'ST" S.tZT70 i"a IQs $q.
Mallet Of Main, and Kchlneer of f+iepi�iaes.
a. (.1%,!! the
r cw.ar-sr.e.:...r Vit' /mina• c.k4'i. ev WGrlc.
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11. S1i1LL1COIBE,
Meter<shniat r3('nldor ,
West Sicle of Main - Street,
u XErrE R,
Opposite the new English Uhurch.
A GOOD FIT GUARANTT
Latest Styles of Goods kept in
STOCK.
A CALL SOLICITED:
J,, G -r Sinallieembe,
rietsant Cure
J.
Subscribe • or,
=.� "..• TER ADVOCATE.
Only 1 per year.
Would take this method of returning thil.nlre for past support aiyl.
ulso invites the attention of the general public: to his new Fall and 'Winter
Stock cornprisint, the following:—
s Af rst-chiles stock of Furs
CONSISTING of --
PERSIAN LAMBS, BEAVER, AND MINK, FOR wafer HE IN-
VITES THE CAREFUL INSPECTION OF HIS OLD CUSTOMERS
AND ALL OTHERS WHO ARE PLEASED TO CALL
Mk.A First-class stock of Boots
& SHOES, RUBBER OVERSHOES,
In Ladies, Gents and Childrens; comprising the all different kinds, •
—ALSO AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF—
CROCKERY
F
COC .ERrY, CHINA & G ASS A.g:..
ALSO A GOOD SELECTION OF
Flannels andWineeys, plain.
and check; 72 inch wool sheeting.,
Heavy all. wool Blankets, White and Grey Hoods, Tamoshanters, Wool
Jackets; An excellent assortment of Hosiery.
ALSO
S AS HES O!9RL
WA: Mer47117fr-.: PirtSC2 4)
A GOOD StPPLY OF ALL STAPLES, AS REQUIRED IN
LEVERS ROME.
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