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Northern Divisiose
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London, depart. , .8.10 e:ar, 4.25 rat
Lucas Crossing, , 9.35 5,45
Claud. oboye .: 9.10 5.15
L'ennixalia.. , 9.28 5.33
RXETER...... , 9.35 5.45
Henson_ . , 9.46 5.53:
Kippers , . 9.51 6,03
Brucetield. „ .. , . 9.55 6.15
Clinton..., , ,10.10, 6.35
I.ondesborQ':. ,10.37• ' 6.55
Blyth- R „ 20.46'- 7.05
Belgrave - .11.00
Wingha m, arrive. 11.20
Oona SoB ri.
Wingatanedepart,. 7.00
Belgrave„ ...... 7.17
Blyth. ._,. 7.31
ROndesboro'..... 7.40
Clinton... - . •, , .. 8.00
13racefeld . „ . 8.10
Kipper), . - , , .. ,, 8.27
Iiensall--... ,.. 8.33
Exeter .. , 8.47
Centralia. 8.57
Claindeiroye ,., 9.10
Lueen-cross's .... 9.20
Lntnclon,arrive - .14.10
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Passong
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3.28
3.42
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4.10
4.26
4.57
4.43
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Pi1RLTO NOTICE,
3lia,vitlil disposed of toy
%a,3su es'. ,ll av counts due Toe
up to DDec. 31st, 1.1487 most
be paid at once. All parties
ha vhig blllb to settio eau do
so with xtyv s>il eceysoar, Mr. W.
fan;tclers, at the Advocate of..
tire, who is :authorized to iv.
eef -e fiXlt'11 and ;rut re
cif#al?is for the same, A :pro..
rapt reply to this notice z.iU
greati3 cub) ice, e.
Tours respeeti'uf' ,
THHOM. iit3Ri`;.
I.4val notiN inserted under till i
head ut tare c.ente per line eaeliert=
er,. We would est; cur frieia+,
And readers to arsi- t us in making tide
eolurtw interesting by coiatrrbut an, i¢e'ine
r. Al: ehangee for € averting ii'nts in
TUa Ansorvra must be banded in lee
fore TueedtLy noun. from this time for-
v.arel. Tlois ruler will be rigidly adhered
te, and advertiser will please taken no
Ilett No exceptions will be made.
Local News.
--Lent begins on 19th inst,
---Miss Edith Clark, of Lindon, is
visiting friends in tons,
---Division Court was held hero on
'Monday. The docket was small, and
Court was dismissed in the forenoon.
--Tltourses Dearing will hold tau. tion
oaks on Saturday and \Fedne+,day next
and every day thereafter, commencing
at 2 and'7 p. rn, Look out for dodgem.
Mr. P. 13, Sanders, of Exeter North'
returned from Port Huron last week,
where he hnd been attending the funcr
al of his mother. Mr. Sanders' trouble
has been large of late.
•-On Thursday morning last, Mr.
Geo. Roofs left his horse standing in
front of the Mansion House stables,
when the horse got a little scared and
ran away, no damage done.
-A scientist says: 'If the land were
flattened out the sea would he two miles
deep all over the world. If any tuan is
taught flattening out the land shoot him
on the spot. A great many of us can't
swini:
---Mr. Peter Bawden, who has been
located in Sarnia for some time past,
arrived home on Saturday evening.
We understand that he will open out
a first class Drug Store in the place.
recently vacated : by Mr. B. Soarlett.
Success Peter.
-Some wretch stole a turkey ' and
goose from Mr. R. Holmes, Editor of.
Clinton New Era, a few nights ago:
Any one.who.would steal frown a poor
Editor is not fit to live in a civilized
country.; As they know that Editors
are no millionaires.
- We liave heard it, privately . re-
marked, that another of our young
wren will join the noble army of Bene -
diets shortly, and we believe that the;.
report is true, as we see some .remark-
able changes which tools place during
the past few days. New furniture and
such yotl'knowl-
-The Guelph Sun, alluding to the
secret meetings of monetary concerns,
municipal 'committees, etc., .draws the
folio win g, conclusion lien men
haying business with the general public
• insist that their doings shall not be
printed in the newspaper, and 'that re-
porters shall not be admitted to,o. their
Ineetings, it is generally quite safe to
suslwect::tha±rtlrere is. something .,c -rook-
'--Subscribe for the .A.nvocA'rs,only
90 cents to Jany, 1 et 1889.
-- Mrs. Geo. Knight, of Ethel, is mt'
present visiting friendsin the village.
--;fir, Wilber Manning goes to Clin-
ton', to be assistant Book-keeper in the
Organ Factory of that place.
-- Mr. Charles Mason, of Forest;
wrhz bus been visiting friends in this
try, returned bonze on Shturday.
last.
-Large quantities of wood is being
continually brought to . the village.
Pr.ices00. average for Green wood $2.50 to
$3
lair. 13. Simpson, of f?eaforth, who
has been visiting friends -in this section
for some time past, returned home on
Monday.
-Wo understand that Mn J. G.
Smallacoinbe has leased the room over
the past -o5 ee, and will carry on his
profession, that of tailoring.
- The concert sou has now fairly
opened in this place, and no less ti:a i
three has tier place in the last week
oz ten cage. Every one has been woe':
patronized.
.-.0n Tuesday next, Febrn ry 21st,
the Bishop of Iiuron, will (1). V.)
preach in Christ Ohureb, Exeter, eonn-
wenein,, at el o'clock p. ere Offertory
in aid of the mission fun d,
-- We.wish to secure the servies of
gnod correspondents at the following
places:-Elinn'ille, Dashwood, Lucan,
Farquhar and Bayffehr Drop ns a
postal camel, and we rill forward sen.
plies
---The entertainment giden by the
Beethoven Quartette, under the nus-
piee^a. .of Exeter I. 0, O. l ., on Tiaee lteyr
f.re*sitar laet, in'Prews's Opera house,
w:a a de-ideu su,:eess, financially
tuner at; i e.
-John 'Rantoul, of Renton al ('o, of
Taos has relikere:i the balance
of hi a b;nal:;rujat &told; frau Ethel to
Moleewsortle where he will continuo
hodin; aer^tionenle, saran the}stork
is entirely ell pt9 e l c,t4:
rll: Threentts. Pavieare, formerly of
this journal, together with his wif.'
r°ad Pita;lav, left h;u• on Monday even-
ing la;t. for Illsth, wle^.'r, h.' will per-
manently re,d(e iu future. Our best'
willies go with you Tilotnaa.
-IX, , Washington, .51'. 1). L C. P.
S. O., head oll'n. e, ;:1 n Yonge st., Tor-
onto, will be at the Control Hotel,
Exeter, on Tuesday net, for the treat -
mead of eatarrll in the head and throat.
1''or further j,;lrtictllar, cue advertise-
ment in another column.
---.:tar. George Mike, left yesteerday
fir liainne'sworth, to take charge
of 4r Crtawfords ettalrles,in that place.
Mr. Crawford can a+augratulnte himself
on scouring the services of such e. good
man, as George is a horseman every
time,
--Our merchants and liminess men
will do well to seen closely ;:11 paper
motley that may be paid into their'
hands at prtsent,as Ontario is just now
being flooded with $.5 bills of the Bank
of Montreal, Hank of Commerce and
'Merchants' llank,which have boon rais
eel totems. The work is soeleverly done
that merchants and others do not dia.
cover the dirrerence until they deposit
at the bank.
-The lione Knowledge Association.
is meeting with great success, and the
membership is being rapidly increased
by the best element throughout the
country. It is endorsed by sualn aten
as Thos. Kirkland, principal Normal
School Toronto, Rev. I)r. Burwash,
President Victoria College, Rev. John
Langtry, Rural Dean, of Toronto, and
Judge Dartnell.
-The concert, of:the Trivett Me-
morial church guild, as announced,
took place in Draws Opera Mouse, on
Friday evening last. The programme,
which was a lengthy one, was well re-
ceived by the audience, especially the
Tableaux, which brought forth round
after round of applause, as did else,
the singing of Miss Amelia Oke, Mrs.
Fairburn and Miss. MoDonell. The
mush; which was furnished by Me idle:-
sohn Orchestra, was grand. A large
audience was in attendance, and the
whole affair throughout ' was an im-
mense success.
-The telephone, it is ser, is not
making i(4iuch progress in Brussels just
now and no woricler. Imagine "Billy"
Smith going to the 'phone and yelling
to his clear girl, "Hello!' Is that you,
dviffoslkiochsmavtioerska," "No! It's
Jollenschousk affair nockevstifl'sgowof
Who's speaking?" "Sezltnnockoavier
Jziok smayskrsolioken off" ' "I want
to:know if xlifernianskeflisk illun a jawv
ohny,astow Sksiociberski is still stop-
ping with Dvisost Kiveh smart voice -
eared" Such nomenclature over the
telephone would tie'.the wirer' full of
knots a cl,tevist the -machine alt ou5:of
shape., .
Thursday last' the Therruometer.
dropped to 20 degrees. below zero
-inauguration Day across the line
has been changed from the 4th of
March to the 30th :April,
--The weather hoe been somewhat
.wilder, and the streets presented a
sloppy appearance on Monday.
----' z. Fred. J3rown,• who has been
in St. Thomas, is at present home for
et mouths visit with friends here.
--411 the bad leek 'in the world
wouldn't pay the simplest interest on
borrowed trouble,
-The Independent•O lerriF'Forest-
ere intend bolding their 'concert; in,
Drew's Opera boeise on the 17th inst,
.--"This is a new %sure for the Ger-
man," sabi
er.man,"said haus, when he was lined
$50 for selling beer without a lieenee.
The Rev, If. A- Thomas,of J3lytb,
will preach in .Christ Church, Exeter,
in the morning and evening, on Sab-
bath next.
Utmetbylpberedoxyphplagol f$
*Al, by the Jl•rajii,tcri' lfa:We, to Ire
good for rheumatism It comes from
tiQnnanty.
-The weather has teen 'so change-
able lately that most ever one you
meet is complaining of a core throat
and nevem cold.
--Mrs. Phoebe Sweet, of this place,
purchased the new house from Wm.
Westcott, Hensall, on Tuesday last,
paying the sum of 1,:10Q; this is eon-
sidered a geed krure,
Remember the Oyster Social,
wander the auspices of the young ladies
of James at. Church, which is on Wed-
nesday erenW$ next. A good pre.
greanttnYe.
---Business is booming at the Exeter
Salt Well and fanners from all part:,
of the country are taking advantage
of the low price offered by: the O'a, to
rerun large quantities of salt for fer-
tilising purposes
-The nineteenth annual conference
of the Methodist Sabiath schools of
Exeter, l lin sville Credieean;_ Centralia,
andIiensall South, will leo held
in 40nE311, o: • Thursday nett, Feb
23rd. A large and inter. :sting pro-
gramme has ween prepares!.
The (Connell stet at the Town
Nall, Exeter, 13th. Fero, All the mem,.;
hers present. The minutes- of the pre -
VMS meeting were read awl confirmed.
Mr. Prouty, en behalf of the tp. of
,tephen, ugrc'd to pay een^'analf of the
expense' of keeping S. Ford. A request
from the toverrehip of Stephen, to pro-
vide for the nutrient of tiro village
portion of the graved ioad and railway
debenture', of the township of Stephen,
by January 1$91, was send and order-
ed to be fyled, on notion of Jas. Pick-
ard, cecoude:d by W. O. Bissett, Mov-
ed by T. B. Carling, seconded hy Jas.
i'iul:aril, that this council adjuorn un -
ti", to 11101T0r, Tuesday evening, at 8
o'clock.---C.:rrie:d.
The C'oun.ril wet pursuant to adjorn-,
meat on Tueselay,ereuing All mem-
bers present. Minutes of the forager
meeting were real and s:geed. Moo-
ed by W. (4. Bissett, seconded by Jas.
Pickard, that the following accounts
be paiu:•.S. (. k1ley, chairs Wiles eto,
for town hill, $106.00; R. 11. Collins,
act, ti 7.00; White J: San,. printing,
$34 70; D. Spicer, fixing pulley for
hose etc., $11.55; Mrs. White', cleaning
town hall, G; Mrs. Clack, charity, $6;
Jas. Creech, oil etc, d 17; Jas. Creech,
wood for town hal1,07,55. By-law
number 8, 1888, to empower the reeve
to loan $1000.00 of corporation funds,
was lead.a first, second and third time,
and passed: on motion of W. G, Bissett,
seconded by .Jas. Pickard. Moved by
T. 13. Carlin;, seconded by T. McCal-
lum, that all monies for charities be
paid to James. Creech.- Carried.
Moved by W. G. Bissetty seconded by..
T. McCallum, that the auditor's.report
be received, and that the sane be
printed for distribution. Moved in'
amendn1ent,by T. B. Carling, seconded
Pickard, that the auditors report
be not printed. The motion was. car-
ried% Moved: by W. G. 13issett,second-
ed by. T. B. Carling, that fifty;,. more
chairs be purchased for uses, ire town
belly, and the mover and seconder to•
getller. with the Reeve be a,'.committee
to get tbem..-Carried. Moved by W:'
G. Bissett, 'seconded by T. B., Carling,
that the snmof $5 per night -be charg-
ed for the use of town hall- and that
Reeve, and Deputy -Reeve, and T. B.
Carling be the committee to decide:
when a charge should be made. -Cara
ried. Resolved that the council ad-
journ until Monday evening,.,M,arch
5th.• M. Eacrett.-Clerk.
. a '• --
Cnowcir-'In irsborne, on 8th inst.,
Hannah Ealy Chowen, aged: 46 years,,
10.anonths.and3 days.
SLEAAION. -1n ' sborne, on 10th4nst
( raeSleawon, agrrl fl5ys'as.
SAYS SSE
pori will also find at their atom
The largest & best stook of
01 all t.nsnde,,.,..-in town,. -and 1 tell you they Nell ('iac«n t. --
-_.
They are JIM F4ow ng a Seleet twer1'l ietit of BUILDING U ?8W. ;E8
at prices that have never iRen
Just received o, large consignment c f
Call au a'i a rauilne their stock, get price., nr4 yon n'dl ler areal mats;
Agents for the
RAYMOND SEWING Mac Inc.
ISSETT
eFI &IN- T,, -
. SOLTTHTCOTT,
q
ANT TA1LO
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Dealer in all kinds of
-::J r r)s YJ'J,PJsJ,J1W.,
J. C. Ston.man,
17;sALA:U. DT
T ATC!IBS. t"LoCMS, J 1WEL1:1tV,
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GOODS AEE FIRST-CLASS AND V V Silva -plateal ware Musical Ineira-
A Gt70D k'1T GuAIiAN'I'EEP, and `I'E("1M11.L of all vacates
and t.► suit all ages. 'it'j,airing.L specialty.
Satisfaction gunrautecd every time.
C. Sroseirav, Hensall, Ont.
A GALL SOLICITED
NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK-
MEN EMPLOYED.
Now is the time to leave your
order far a first-nlass overcoat
CHEAP.
1; 47. •SeS+ntiieott,
Corner plain 1.4John sts,
EXETER,- • - - ONT,
WILT€A
SANDERS
-AGENT FOR TIIE-
Commercial Union Assurance
Company of
G`rII,EAT BRI3'rAIN.
9 $.
capital and Assets, $21,000,000.
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-- ND TFIT;
Lancashire Fire Insurance Co.
.A 1A.t'r.C'fESTEB ',NG.
0ARITAI1;., _ $14,$OO.00O
PENNYROYAL WAFERS.
Prescription of a physician =he
hashed a life Ion e. cperierca in
treating feninlo disseises, Isi 5
monthly frith perfect success by
over 1O.cOOlad,t s. Pleasant. rata,
effectual. Ladies askFour dr.,t;
gist for Pennyroyal Wafers an;
Wrenn substitute. orinclose est-
* age f rsraled particulars. Sold
al,,an
TS;LURE8eH,0410.D rr,
I. hcx.
Sold in Exeter by Dr: Lutz, and
druggists everywhere. Oot 1 7
The best and Most reliable Fire izib`ur-
ance Cornauies in the:worldii
ADVOCATE .OFFICE, EXETER.
PATENTS,
Caveats, .i c -issues and Trade-talarssecured
and all other patent causes in the Patent.
Office and before the Courts promptly and
carefully attended to.
Upon receipt of Model tir ,Sketch of In-
vention, I.make careful examination, and
advise as to patentability Free of charge.
•
Fars MODERATE,. and l make No charge
unless patent is seemed. Information,
advice and special refrences sent on app:i
Cation.
Wgsliin r, D. Ce
Opposite II. S. Patent OMee.
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Cures Spernato,rhea,'ii'eriourt'
Wea1.ness, Tmiteetency .
and ,ali •dideasos caused br^abuse. •
fjaaFORs] . indiscretion,' or over-exertion; 1rArr1Cal
Six packages Gtaranteeatio cure aUUothera
Fail. 'Ask year Drugs st for T'L® Great ,unit
Pre,er$,tioli take no substitut2: r"One paeksg S.
$1. Six1E5, bymail. Write for Pamphlet. Addrrk .
Euittelsa`s. ]aernictd,,
Sold in Exeter "by .'Dr: .Lutz '•e'.- rt
cinigeistu'ei•nrywhe'reaGreat: ,t