HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-3-29, Page 4he„: Exder. , ;,buocate
WILLIAMSANDERS,
BPVVOIX..AN t Yasoz,xsnuic,
'r`i . Nan &meal,, ,Exeter*
*Y, QR 29th, ,188 ,8,
This annual report of tate .inspector
4f41, prisons and public charities upon
: .hospitals o£ Ontario, for the year
eroding Sept, 30, 1$87, has just been
publisbel3. It showstbat the 'total
:cumber of patients- admitted to the
public hospitals -.;during the year, was.
6,515---46i- rooks than the previous
y r. The i i ml er of births hi the
hospitals was -4a1---36. 1es:,than during
the previous year. The total number
of patients under" treatment was ,529;
The total number of deaths was, filo.
Of the patients tinder treatment, 4,191
:were male;; and 3;33.1 females; 4,67
wore Fkatestants, 2,777 'were Roman
Catholics, and the religion of 66 was
unknown; 5,556% 'were Canadians, 1,.
561 were English, 1,513 wire- Irish,
Duly 3n Scotch,. 2.51 were from the
riitetl States, and 253 hailed Iron
other countries4. Of the complaints, of
the patients, the greatest number
credited ttr-parturtion,3ssr; next coarses
typhoid, $t; thenfollow ulcers,
rheunnatisrni 416; debility, 1:94; clipl
theria, 1€1.;, alcoholism,, 170; dyspepsia,
134; and: branshitis incl; til?sce s, 1'9
each,. The total receipts towards the
maintenance of these ins:itu,iou
amounted to $170,880.41, of whi :1t
$63,674.58 was granted by the govern-
went, The average ost of maintaining'
etch patient,was 02.09 coats ,per day.
roe Refor]xa.. papers rs are having
good, tical of fun, with themselves the;
days. • tine day they tell Ala tl:ab
Jcxl]]lt"b s '°4urnuciered to t; wee nw w;
the next,tlay we are told that Sir Joh:
is,stubbciruly driving Manitoba into
rebellion; the ,next that Greenway is
all backbone awl hese his rights;
the next that ,,,Greenway has utterly
failed, and htas gone home to sharpen
up, his bayonets. The,. truth is that
all this is guess work; the facts are not.
known—nothing has been developed.
Just as they diel in the Gshory business,
the Iteforrn organs pretended to know.,
all about it, and just as: they dict in the
fishery business, and in the Riel busin-
esspand in all. business transacted by
the presont government, they are .pre-
pared.tojump on Sir John Macdonald
with both feet, no matter what may be
the out come of the negotiations, It is
well that the old elan can stand a heap
of. the jumping on o£ his political op„
pgnents
Ivo cow have two prohibition parties,
It is hardly fair for two great big part-
ies to proceed to knock out the few
Canadians who do not believe in pro-
hibition,
Tuts Toronto -Vail is horrified be-
cause "ono of our Canadian legislators
has become a Mornl.ou"-.--i neanin ; a
number of the British Columbia: legis-
lature. When it is remembered that
several of our Canadian legislators are
Reformers, the awfulness of the Pacific
coast .clan's crime hill be very much
reduced., but the Mail is the last jour-
nal in this world that ought to wonder
u ybody'Waking a violent• change in
creed.
HE who watches current polities ii
mn I must bo forced to adroit that
cl courttey, as well as in Can -
the Consersati re, party is the
party oft safe, enl*g;9nter ed pro re.s.
ns local government bill, which
i l lacked by Salisburyadministration
at radical and progressive measure, and
has t l;€ ;n the con~>atri—especially the
er:l party—Completely ete1y by sol +r°iac.
the following address to which he re-
plied a very suitable manner. We
wish Thomas and his Florence every
prosperity through life, and we ho;ie.
it may be a long one,
To Mr. W, T. Atcheson,,
Demi San,,-. iVe the undersigned
being; a few of your ultimate Bachelor
friends, know that you are about to
enroll yourself in the noble Army of
I3enedicts, desire on your departure
from our ranks, to present yon with a
small test'iu onal of our hearty good-
will and friendship, We have. always
found you a through soul fellow and to
be expressive "one of the Bozo'. We
shall hope and trust wherever your
pail of duty calls you, you will always
be in the front rank. Trusting your
future life will be a prosperous, happy
and long one, We are yours and S:e.
BAour,ron Fins:cos-•
Nm=;'iss,.'-In Stephen, on the lith
inst., the wife of James Sandero,
of a daughter..
;ttt. -lit lisborne, on March 25th,
the wife o€ air. Geo. Weir of a ;;
SOIL
attt. I]s I. sbersoe,on Marc] :}itis,
the wile a Mr, Henry \chant oaf
a daughter,
Tisa Toronto Globe says that Can
eottost reallut a tures are ;islaug1i.
ing cottons in China rather thin let , SALE
wn the prices in Cana" Thusthe RTAI
Ctlobe admits that ivaantifactures ata
X
slaughter goods in foreign merieets;
at the sa:uie time it is doing; its
male Canada, e. slaughter
aariet for the American manufactures,
Aditioual. Locals
Thp :ted. i fins for the leas'
eta has left the r cads in a very 5top-
smdition,
The Jubilee held in the Salr-;ntioat
barZTAS en Thursday evening
t, was Very attended.
: eDonnld, who was Ve i$inag , . t�, f
4er elate ;later in ill t.ln, retinrtaet1 home' Tap°'''i`ahula a►f 1114413..1144 iii tht t<ouu ,, oa
Thursday last. Iiic➢atlears., ea ntahu ng caw lie mire.. ,&ares,
Under tate by virtue a power of e:ale'
stntlined hi a mortgage, clatcal the third,
my si` January, 3, V. 1ST,, made by
tatrncb IIonnesss, to the ions, default
awing been iltmsle in payment thereof,
lc re will be Bold by l'abl a Meilen). apt
in the - ..w.
VILLAGE OF EXETER:
-° itt he Comity t4 Were% Onto
:1•eDNESJe7.1a 1P,ttJL 4 1SS8,
f At the hour cif1•• a cloel. nom,
The Ia Riming teroperts, lame-
me
am -tte Three ill the Tinitot acnes e ou of the
mere or lc s% Aiello; $0 aeras cleared,
—Route bilis printed neatly su d 17'r.ut o h„ons', two sta3re a.,0413; gt"n1'
dilly at the r' Yaviar...at r, office, Finest tarn, 504t:ttl: tWO "PS Qt GrCl9:naal, gontalt
k of cute in the county to C110070 Ina; g"4--4 water;
Ij'unnle3li�,au taeittr alta,
sand eonvrnient to seactli and cllurct cq.
For PreT, which arc: liberal, apply ter,
the uncles -nosed.
I RKE VG P4.711,DOli,
Vendors' Solleitors.
led at London this 1 y tit day of March,
t;as.
Cabinet memorial cards of the
test styles printed neatly and cheaply,
sl.ntiot s s office, call and ec
13vst>xo the very cold weather of
the early part of the •winter the Chin-
ese
hin-s' a sojou.rning,44.1, Berlin caused much
amusement by .the change of costume
which.they adapted, as..a precaution
against: the cold. They assumed ear -
protectors made of , paper nacho, the
tot) covered with ,black satin, the side
pieces with blue silk profusely painted
with flowers. The inside was lined with
fur, which projecting on the cheeks
had the appearance of whiskers, au ap-
peyndage never seen on a Chinaman.
They also abandoned steel or metal
spectacle frames, . using only those
made of tortoise shell, or horn.
Tnn report of the,PQstn easter;. Gen
oral shows ,that 239., new post;,offices
wore established"durip the year, mak-
ing a
eak-ing'a total in operation. of .7534, and
1920 miles were. added to the . po. t
route. The, member of letters through
the mails is estimated at.
7.4,390,000,
and of postal • oards;,16356,000, regis-
tered letteree 3;505:040.x. free • letters,
3,160,000e i ewspapers..awl .,periodicals
10,340i ,,000; _.books awl, miscellaneous
matters, 20,000,000; parcels, 720,000.
The revenue amounting to. $2,60,255
an,dnthe; expenditure -to .$3,458,000..
Tett' :this tl.`• par.ty--that is'to ,say the
prdhihitionists started out brilliantly.
;Store then:had organized the machine,
,lie,,party had split in tai sin,, so, that
ster Willie .eon
Graham, as.knoelted down by setiousla tjuried, N
hutot(TICE Y TO CREDITORS
-The Royal arch Uosells will hold Notice is :ttrt;lty given that Henry
Morel of the village of Zurich, IA the
their monthly meeting, in hlasonic , '
C.utuatk OF I.iutttu, Litacy :anisic keeper,
Hall, Anis l d, Block, pal Tuesday eve• Inks made an assignment to woof all tris
ning, April Srcl, at 7.:I0 li, nt. estate and effects for the benefit of his
The schedule of convictions just creditors, pnr.auant to chapter 124 of the
published by the clerk of the Peace, of 1 evlaede St,tutca erf t)ntnno, *1$$3,.
L ineeUng vt• creditnra will ate lick at
this county shows 74 convictions dur- 7'asirias'a ilial in a�ills;;c of Zurieh, scan
lila the year ending March 13th •1$ .]}Bonder, the twtenty-sixth inetlnt, at the
—Mr, Thomas Bissett, left yester- hour of two o'cle, k in. the afteeou, for
daymorning for Manitoba. He took the aappointiuent of Inspeettive, :end. tile'.
wih flim three horses and other farm giving; of directions with + ererenee to the
implements. 3Ir. Bis'ett will eng:sge iinl lr*s tof ithe h useiii h fail Cratere artiv limes
re-
in the farming prosperity, ss, We «fill of their eluiui, proved by affidavit, And
him every such vouchers as the nature of the case
—A foot•ltall match will he played admits of, ou or before the 'frith day v
between Exeter and Seaforth, to-mor-
played
April, next, after which i will pruceca to
row,provirlin; the weather and grounds distribute the ashets of .the said e:itato
are in a fit condition. This will bealt anion„ t iaparties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which notice
interesting bane. • shall have been given.
—Word has,reached here that there 3OHN E- h1eDUia71:LL,
Assignee, Rena -ill.
has been. some big shooting done Ill Lewes H. DIc1 soy, solicitor
Dakota.. Three men started out and for Assigniee, Exeter,
Ile v.
night.
shot nine huudrecl ducks and twenty* -
seven geese iii one week. This is what NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
we call tall shooting.
—Our School Inspector, has been Tn the matter of,Tanaos Easter-
doing things up in good shape, he has brook, deceased.
taken to himself a wife? 'We wish Par uastt to ]1. S. 0., Oh-pter 10' 'and
that his path through life may be 46 Victoria chapter 9 (Ontario), notice is
strewn with. roses, those . of longevity. hereby given that all creditors . and other
—The signs of spring are abundant., Persons having any claims or demands,
the voice of the crow and the s iris against the estate of Jarues Easterbrook,
l $ late cf the village of Exeter, in:the County
poet are heard in the land, the custom- of Rune, Gentleman, deceased, who died..
ary robin and bluebird have already
been seen and the Nimrod is preparing
his shooting utensils in preparation.for
,the muskrat campaign.
a -,e •y
.eAA.JA'n11.e'ln"..•'"�V V'w/�Ti'�✓1!'V'Y�h/�.a:•�A
FULL LINES OF CONFECTIONERY ON HAND.
YEDDING AND PARTY CAKES
! E,I}:;li •S ri'k3OMPT'LY- A.T' RNDED' TO
door north 'off”
IVIA,IN-STR4ET, .t
stair
R.
Ranton & Co. have just opened an
excellent • assortment of new prints,
dress goods, shirting, tweeds, &cc., for
the spring trade.. All goods sold,. at
less_ then old time credit prices, and for
cash only. Please call and see us.
Dresssnaking done on thepremises,in
latest styles,' dresses and mantles cut
by the pew, t a.ilo' system, at Ranvoa &
Co.
Tuesday- evening was a very brilliant
one at the Central Hotel. The oecass-
ionibeing the marriage of Miss. Florence
Oke to Mr. W. T. Atcheson, the bride
was attired in a cream cashmiere. The
eve before the amLir, the groom *as
preseuted, with., a lr ia[ls%circ Rible<ancl
on ora bout the fifteenth day of. Demme.
cg.;
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kri leza0. a_lot s45', ilv. at r°
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A Pe ne
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Subscribe for
The EXETER AD VOCATE.
Only ail per year.
Would take this 111000a of returning thalll fl for v gat lsunro;it
also invites this attention co: the general publlt; to his deli Pall and «int
Stock comprising the folio`Ong:`
Asst -Class stock of Furs
CONSISTING or —
PERSIAN LAMBS, FETTER AND :MINK, FOR WiltOl flE IN-
VITES
;-VIT S THE CAREFUL INSPECTION OF ]UIS OLD CUSTOMERS
AND ALL OTI1:ERS WHO ARE PLEASED TO CALL.
A First-class stock of Boots
& SHOES, R V B.UE' R O Y rtsHOESi
In `:ladies, Gents and Cl ildrens; comprising the all different kinds..
—ALSO AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OP--
CROCKERY,
CIIINA G lA SW A
Iter A D 18$7,, arehereby requested. to=l ALSO A GOOD SELECTION OF
send by letter; prelaaitl or deliver to Messrs _
ELLIOT & ELLIOT, of the village of. ��ca-r>Rr�� �^s t� 'tri !"�t� "d A"��ta �S' "I'll's
Exeter, U t S Solicitors for the Exo t*rld
timiOth day of .April, A. 1). 188$, estate- and check; d i 1. .U. Dol sheeting",
nient in wrrtin:r of the namcss and addres- •�•
,es and the full particulars of their claims Heavy all wool Blankets, White and Grey .Hods, Temoshanters, Wool'
or demand, and of the securities (if any) • Jackets; An excellent assortment of Hosiery.
held by them, and that after. the said 16th —x1715:3~
day of April, 1888, the said Executrixes
will proceed to distribute the assets of the
said.deoeaFed, among the parties entitled
thereto having regard only to the claims
n Arlo:+; Q 1 - $.�5t3..i.JL..!'.�J-".l.J tLJiJ-81-'t,'o.rfa. WI w -a.. .".1v..+ �' Jc.sw.n
outrixes of the said deceased, on or before
p;
of whieh they may then have notice, and
that the said Executrixes will not be liable
for the said assets, or any parttliereof, to
A.
ti
any persono£ Whose claim notice shall OF ALL STAPLES,.AS` 4E> Vb IRKED
not havo been received at the time of asci
dlstrlbtttlon:Ly'�%E; iY HOME , -.011 I LLICT & ELLIOT,-
y
Bohol tors for Executrix,es.
A. GOOD SUPPLY
Detect l 3th :lt,sl ch,.;1.FSS ' .. �e
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