HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-7-12, Page 4WILLIAM SANDERS.,
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THURSDAY, ,'ULA' l20.,, 1888.
This time shall cotu% says the Mont
real Wiser ss, When the people of Can-
ada will demand that all teachers of
youth be total abstainers. Why not
pass an Act declaring that every man
who drinks a glass of wine inhis own
Louse is a common reprobate, unfit to
move in respectable societyt
THE candidates for the United States
Presidency .having been nominated, it
will now be in order to commence mud -
throwing. Mr Cleveland has gone
through one campaign, and be was
blackguaxded in first-class style from
its opening to itai doss; bat the whole-
sale abuse to whish he was subjected
did him no harm. The feet of the mat-
ter is, the policy of lying and slander-
ing
landering does not pay. The organ of the
Reform party in Canada have found
out that by experience; and as a Weap-
on of .attach it is as ,ineff'eetetitl in the
Republic as in the Dominion.
'Tux Hou. Qeo, W. Ross, Mieeter of
Eduction, in aa. public address delivert*d
a few day* ago,dwelt.upon Canada se e
tberee,and eloquently describe the vast
extent, the richness alai inexhaustible
nature of his i varied resources, the Char.
atter of her people, the 'value of her
educational institutions andpointed out
the general prosperity which is visible
on every hand. If Mr, Ross does not
up making suclb speeebes he may
ut of the ranks of the party
ders generally appear in pub-
lic as pu6'iara of the neighboring Repub-
lie at tee expense of their awn country,
A, New York house, a ieb ten years
ago employed one hundred traveling
sidemen, now does its business entire-
ly by illustrated catalogues and eorres-
pondence, and its trade . is ahead of
what it used to be. And mush the
drummer got Are the printer and
type -writer girl to drive his royal nibs
out of his four seats in the railway
car, out of the best rooms at the hotels
special cheap rates for travel and enter-
tainment, unlimited mash making and
nearly unlimited "expensese Wo
know a good many people who think
that the co retry could never get along
without a drummer. But they are
mostly ot that ilk.
DIED.
Lisswrr.--In Exeter, on 8th inst,,
Isaac .Bissett, aged 3&, yeah, 2
months and 17 days.
Usborne Gleanings.
Last Sunday, Mrs. Wadland, to-
gether with Mr. Thos. Northy and wife,
were the guests of Mr, Jonah Wad -
land, Crediton.
liltr 'Trios.-BaTmant young three year
old mare, which as been so seriously
affected with blood poisoning, is almost
out of danger, under the skillful treat-
ment of Vet. Tennent.
Last Saturday Mr.' Thomas Shute
and Mr. William Davidson, took in
Grand Bend, and indulged in fishing
and boating. They report a heavy
catch. Wm. is a good man to go with
as he knows the ropes well.
Some of the boys think that the
item they saw in the Exeter 7'intes,last
week concerning No. 6 being to camp,
under the late Captain Andrews, reads
rather egotistical, and is a little to
much pufi for a virescent man.
The patrons of the Centralia cheese
factory feel pretty confident that it is
going to pay them well. If such is
the case, it is likely there will be more
factories go up in the township next
year. Just what is needed.
The people in general feel glad that
Oloed has lost his sit. Said the big
obediah Archy, to the old obediah, so
am miah, you get, and he got? A man
with a smutched character and an up -
builder of yankee town, should go
there and live and not hold offices in
this country.
Mr, G. K Holinan, of Elimville,
has in his garden a phenomenon in the
shape of a cauliflower which was plan-
ted this spring, It. stands from two to
three inches in height, and has a fully
developed head measuring from two to
three inches incircumference. Xeep
it well watered George, and no doubt
in after years it will make a gigantic
monster.
A short time ago, Eli/Irvine could
boast of baying a large and brilliant
Bible class, but now there is scarcely
one attends. Surely the people must LETTER HEADS;,
be negligent or else so very busy that' COUNTER PADS,
PARCEL LABELS.
NOTE HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
they cannot attend to this great spirit-
'attainment., There is no better
lace that a: young man or woman can
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spend a leisure ]spur for Biblical
knowledge than in the Bible class.
Young men and women, let there be a
rally and build lip the Bible class
The following vital statesties for the
Tp. of Usborne for the half year .end -
lug 30t11 June, will be of interest to
the public;.. -Registrations made 70,
Births 43, marriages 14, deaths 13.
Average ag e males of married, 28
yrs., females 24, oldest male 40 yrs,
youngest 22, oldest female 30 yrs
youngest 19, of the deaths, 7 were
males and 6 females. Places of birth,
England 7, Ireland 2, Canada 4
causes of death, apoplexy 1, heart
diseaaa 3, general decay 4, cerebral
meningitis 1, liver complaint 1, paraly.
sis 1, Infammation 1, convulsions 1.
Average age at death, (excepting two
infants), 65 years,
0, W Hoemax, Division Register.
A. 'woven Be TaiAxrlslt.
A man living on the 4th eon of
17sborue, baa in his pessessien a young
colt about two weeks old, which is
crippled so bald with rheumatics that
it cannot stand and it requires con,-
aiderable spoon feed to keep it alive; in
fact the colt is not worth as handful of
thong: Last Thursday night, a couple
of young tin mongers front. Grand
Bend, eawped near this nun's place, so
he went to where they were camped,
and discovered that one of therm had la
watch, Ile then suggested en even
trade, colt for the watch. He preach-
ed up the good points about the colt,
and that it was a mare and would be
good for breeding purposes, but he dill
not emceed in eilectin; a Mile as tiles
tin mongers were a little coyish of him,
and dict not like his pufery and cozen
way of doing business Ne.'t nlornii.•;t
they found out the full particulars
about thiscolt' from oue of the neigh-
bors, and then went an their way re=
joking that they slid not trade.
7.lw Council eget on the 7th inst.
All the members present. Minutes of
previous streeting were read and ale
proved. A circular from the Proyin=
mal Land Surveyors' Association, midi
reference to the proposed amendments
to the "ditches and watercourses act
1888," was read and laid on the table
It was moved by J. Shier, sec'd by W.
Lydd, that with reference to the eir-
oular from the P. L. S. Assoeietioe, in
regard to proposed amenclinents' to tile
"ditches and watercourses act 1.883,"
this oounoit approves of the proposition
to constitute the court of appeal under'
said act, three competent persons, one
of whom shall be a P. L. S., instead of
vesting said power in the county - judge,
and also that the decision of said court
should be final.—Carried. The plan.
and award of a watercourse commenc-
ing in Fullerton and extending into
Usborne, was laid before the council
for examination. It was moved by J.
Halls, seed by T. Cameron, that the
engineer's award in regard to the Ful-
lerton and Usborne watercourse be ac-
cepted, and our share of the expenses
connected therewith, amounting to i3,
be remitted to the treasurer of Fuller-
ton. ---Carried. Moved by W. Iiydd,
seed by T. Cameron, that Geo. Fergu-
son be paid $13.50 for keep of Bennett
up to July 7th. and that T. Brima-
combe receive $9 for keep of A. Car-
michael.—Carried. On motion of J.
Shier, seed by J. Halls, the following
orders were grauted,via.—D. Richards
$50; M. Barnwell, two. orders $26; L.
Hardy, $177; R. Elston,.$1.511; J. Stat
ton, $2.50; T. Vail, 922,25; W. Vail,
$5.46; John. Polon,$3; T. Brimaeombe,
$9; E. Hewit, .910; W. Bray, $10.75;
W. Bray, $2.77; W. Bray, $3.75; A.
Hankin, $3; J. Hunkin, $6; E. Stone,
$1; T. McClocklin, $2.25; W. Moody,
$2; D. Brown, $2; D. Brown, $13.50;
G. Ferguson, $13.50; J. Statton, $3;
H. Brown, $1.30; S. Horn, $17; •3.
Lankin, $6.80; R. Robinson, .$2; G.
Hog;, $19.85; G. Harrah, $10; A.
Harrison, $14; W. Wiseman, $16; E.
McDonald, $1.14; A. Arksey, $8.12;
W. Milne, $98.37; R; Quinton, $36;
G. Trunk, railway freight on cedar
$15.60; Wm. Moody,$29.56; Treasurer.
Fularton, $3; J. Johns,$3.50; J. Polon,
98.50. The above orders were for
bridges,culverts, grading,ditches,cedar,
charity &c. On motion of T. Cameron,
sec'd 1,y 3. Shier, the council adjourn
to meet again the 1st Saturday in
September at 11 o'clock a. m.
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