HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-10-25, Page 5London Huron e G Bruce Railway
GOING NoRTii---TI35E. TAnL--Pass'nr.
London, depart -7.45 A ox,,4.25 P. AI.
Lucan Crossing ... 8.28 , .. , . . 5.20
Clandeboye .8.34. , ..5,28
Centeaha . .. , . . 8.45 , 5.x:5
EXETER,.,, ,.,,.8.56,,, 5.5?
Hensel' , , 9.08 0.09
Rippers 9.14 , , . 6.17
Brucefield , , , , , , , , 9.22 O,26
Clinton.. , . ... 9.40 , 6.45
Londesboro' .10.00... , 7.03
Blyth 10.10... ... 7.12
B , elgrave; , .. ,10.05 7.27
Wingham.�... , .10.sa5 145
GOING Solent. Passenger.
11 ingham , .7,05 n. i,. , 3.40 P.m.P.m.Belorr,'tye ,, ,; 724 4.00
Myth„ , ,, ,.7.38 4.15
Londesboao' 7.47_ 4.25.
Clinton. , 8.07 , . 4.45
Bratcetteld .. , . 8.2O, 5.04
Elilapen .. ...... 8,34..:5.12
Henson. 8.41;...,, 5.19
EXETER.... cl. ,u 5.:13
Celaha 9.0i 5.45
el:aitdtebeye.,,, 9.1n$.
Lucas CM sing. , on I
„
, 5.56:
6.02
I odnou, 2rrire, ...10.15 .6,45
X MARKETS.
Red Ri' ter. per ltushe.... , 8115 to 118
White .a 115 to 118
Spring...,-,. ,,,<, Seto 100
Barley, .. , 50 to 65
30 to 1
56 to 5tt
o Eggs per floe .. 15 to 16
Butter, Roles.. 15 to 16
Rutter, Crocks 15 to 14.9.96
Wool ... ............. ... 18 to 1#i
Qtaat4..,,., ,«. ,-1111. ,
Potatoes per • bush ... .. , , , . , 30 to 85
!ley per ton.-- , , , . , . , . 900 to 950
nnont arc
o..
Continue the Auction Sales this
after -noon at two .oelock and Friday and
Saturday at 2 and 7 p. m. Saturday
sales will be special, at which fieeOtor-
steels and Ladies Furs will be offered,
No, reseevel
es repeewe ::
A county meeting of South Huron
1. 0, L. was held in Clinton on Satur-
day for tate purpose of making prelim--
nary
relim-nary arrangements for the rec eption
of the Grand Orange Lodge of B. N. A.
at .Goderich next June,
Olotuary.
It becomes otir sad duty this week to
place on record, the death of Mr. Iltl
Farmer of McGillivt'ay,at theadvanced
ago 80 years. Deceased was one 9£
the first settlers in that tp:,andemi,grat-
ed there when it stats a vast wilderness
and scarcely a human being was to be
sent. lie bad been ailing for a short
time only, avid death came to put an
end to as well spent life, Itis funeral
took place• ou Sunda w last froth his late
vesideeee toSt.PLeter'Ocliurch,Biddu1ph
and the remains were followed by a
large number of friends and relatives.
He was tho Father of Messrs Rd. and
John Fanner, er, merchants, of this plate
MeG ibeuy k'nutily Concert.
On Friday evening our citizens 'ere
treated to a1ne n usteal concert by the
famous McGibeny family. The family
are remarkable for their flue musical
accomplishments avid it is arich treat
to all tov'ets of twig to
t tc hoar them. Mr.
thigh McGibeine is an artist with the
violin, The rest of the family all seem
to o at home with the most diMeult
pieces of nnusie. A large crowd -were
inattendanceaad nearly all appreeiat-
the, concert, Their own ear, in which
they travel and reside is a grand polace
on wheels, and is ono of the best we
have ever seen and it was visited by
largo ;mintier on Friday last,
b.ceek,
One evening last week ata "spindle
anked." individual struck teat% and
ouuueneed canvassing our merchants
for job printing. Such individuals
should be "tired, or tell them such as
ono of our rtterchauts did, "that ho be -
'loved
'-lloved in supporting those who were
►,gaa ed in the business in his own
town." This earth Is not large enough
to containsticksmall, mean
who travel borough the difleretnt towels
and villages gabbing Work that should
be given to the printers who pay Moo.
+etee., to the town. We have two print-
ing offices here, and any of one mer-
chants canquiteeasily bo suited by
cabling, anti net to give their work to
such beings.
obituary.
Scarcely a day passes except some of
Our reshdents tirop into that everlast-
ing sleep never more to awaken. On
Friday last, one, of our esteemed resi-
dents in the person of Mr. Wim. Long
secctu shed to the terrible effects of
ay'jrheeidfever« I)eeeeseti was taken a
fewdays ago with that dread disease
typhoid fever, and after a very few
days of intense suf%)ring passed away.
He leaves a wife antifamily of small
children to mourn his sudden demise.
The funeral took place on Sunday last
mantis remains eer' followed to their
lost resting place by a large emicoursit
of sorrowing friends and relatives. He
was a member of the Canadian Order
of Foreestpers and the Exeter hire Bri-
gade, and lee% organization atteuded
the funeral in body. The ,urviving
friends nail relatives hnve the sympa-
thy.
ypapa-thy of the entire community in this
their sad trial of;atfilietion,
otegnlai' Uontldie visit.
Thus. Speer. M. D. Surgeon, etc•, M.
C. P. S. G. S. and L. T. 0. 1)., head office
8t. 'ritomyas,The Great East India Phy-
sician adad Surgeon, for the treatment
of all eleruu reliseasespeculiartowomen
for which Ivo is so well qualified,will be
ret the Central Hotel, Exeter- on Wed-
nesday and Thursday,Nov. ?titan d8tli.
from 8 n'elovl: a. in. to 5 o'clock p, m,
two dn• & only. «Persnns slitieering with
diseases ih,t have baat3led the skill of
the local physicians should not omit
this favorable opportunity of calling
upon the doctor. He has been educat-
ed in. nearly :all the best colleges in
Europe, has been in the army of the
Muted States and the. British army,
and has circumuavigattecl the globe.
By all means give him aeon. Consul-
tation free. Remetnberr the date, Nov..
7th and 8th. Patients should call ear-
ly so as to give plenty of time. We
understand that the Dr's intention to
in,al.c, rnoiithIy visits to Exeter in the
future,
Mr, i. eattli' having got his eider
null it full o ►erantion ho s ore prepar-
ed
l 1 ,in 1tn itar-
ed to manufacture eider on the shortest
nnticc. Factory and mill 2 blocks west
of IlaWleshtw's Hotel. A call solicited.
Returned.
3h', Roble I. ';athoria, Wier left here
about seven weeks ago for England,
returned home on Saturday evening,
looking quite hale and lteatrty* after his
trip to the old sod. He was heartily
we:vetoetl on lads return,
Sportsmen's Depot.
Go to the sportontan's depot at Geo.
Sanders and see his celebrated powder
the "wild rover and the people's favor-
ite',it is itnmehere. .‘1,full supply of iport-
`ing goods which is sure to pleaso s<Ill
l,i.istn Vir. veli egnetie mineral from
natures laboratory. for ulcerated ,snout«
neh and sill dish „sees of the stomach, for
liver, kidney and piles, the nmyt won
deerful article ever offered to the public.
1tindtee, opera,
tin Tneeiler eVeninee the Binti1oy
t'e°talreny appeared. in Drew's ttp'i'a
l.e ns e, end pl yed '•lixciterne•ut. " The
attdlient ce was unt a large, one, but the
celtnptaty, nevertheless, gave n gond
'melte inment. Thr unfavorable weath-
er. :;:e. the Metribeny f.umily leiving
played but at few evenings Before. :lc-
rotuns for the slinnte•s, of the c re wth
Don't do It.
Never send a &Bar away front home
when the article that dollar an pur-
chase out be obtained, at home. Mousey
ir+mu. fiennteial t►lee,d. Ito eirculatinn
keepe the1tt tat. elv alive. 1L
t
1
by sending
tied hely your money away
frau tnne, and soon trade will put nu
a look of lethargy :and inactivity. A1-
ttt;•ti trade- at leen and spend your
money at home. It is twice blessed.
It helps the person Ii1tronized, and
finds its way to you. again.
.now to mama Town.
If you want your town to improve,
imprnye it. If you wont to makeyour
toanlively,m tke it. Don't go to sleep,
but get up and work for it. Push. Ad-
vertise it, talk about it,and talk favor-
ably. If you have any property im-
prove it.. Paint you house, clean up
your back yards. Make yotrsnrroul-
Infos pleasant and you will feel better
and your propepty will be, worth more
e dollars in the market. The successful
towns of Ontario have been 'su crs"
fi1
property owners pulling together. Pup-
lic. itnprovonteuts is an investment that
paws. Get at it. Wake up. There is
no time to be lost andevery- little helps.
Toot your horn toot it loud. and long.
Sonic litomespnn iiifints.
Buttermilk applied as a wttslt two or
three times, at interyals of a few days,
will destroy lice or calves. A piece of
rock salt kept in e horse's manger, will
ensure the good order of his liver.
Sugar a1 of lead lotion makes anexcellent
rn•
hfor saddleor harnesst L.
ur<•ts ,,< 1 s Dou t
try to restore hair where the follicles
have been destroyed; you can't do it.
A vegetable addition to pigs' feed such
is mangolds,eabbage,ets.,will frequeet-
ly cure skiti diseases without any fur tlt-
er treatment. ha airing a bedroom or
her room so that the inflow-
ing
n
Ot -arran g e 0 -arrange flo wS-
in air may tend upwards. To obyi-
ate draughts and their evil consequen-
ces, open you window, not partially
but to the full extent. A teaspoonful
of salicylic acid mixccl with an ounce
of collodion will remove Warts in 01)e
or two applies tions. Whenever.youfenl
like fainting lie down at once at full
]euyth on your back with your head a
little lower, 1,1
nnvthing,ttatyourbnly-
A
lit.lc powered:reed -
i e c�11toa
l scatter
ec'lover a ;urn, will delay the pain a`l
niost immediately and greatly facilit-
ate .at cora,
council Prdceediugs.
Council met at the town hall, Exeter
17th Oct. 1888. All members present.
Minutes to of the previous meeting read
and confirmed. E. R. Bissett reported
$1 paid the treasurer for extra work at
the Central hotel sidewalk. Moved by
W. G. Bissett, sec'd by T. 13. Carling,
that orders bo granted for the • follow-
ing suing, viz: -Mrs R. Pineombe $12.-
50, 50 for 1.,1 r • All. R. io R' Bissett Bs 8.75 do;
v�
7
�
Albert Bissett $.,0.25,c1o, Wes J. Bissett
$8.44, do; ;and Dr. Lutz $15.20 for med-
icine for J. Piper and 1.50 for truss for
M. Clarke, -•Carried. Moved by T. H.
McCallum, seed by W. G. Bissett, thee
ti feet sidewalk be put in front .Trivittof, the
Mulllorial church St.-
Caarrit (l.
By-lawNo
147.885 to exempt
c.nn t
six loth on Main and Andrew sts, n1
case ' of extention of buildings and ap-
pliat,neee &,c on the 81111e, was duly read
and passed, on motion of ,T. H. McCall-
um, sec'd by tVV. G. Bissett. //laved by
W. 0. Bissett, sec'd by J. Pickard, that
the. Reeve and constable tare such steps
as they deem proper. to colleet fees from
Stewart r Co, Ilratlsiont travelers hero,
and if necessary employ steel counsel
t
they ',
C 11it.d. 111 veclli� S.
o �
G.
Biasete e'd by T. 11. McCallunl,thlt
this coatnc ladjourn until call of the
Ileo o. Cairiticl. M,EAci.nrr, Clerk
(,ioderich Jail,
Number of prisoners committed dor
ing the year -Males 117, females 13,
total 130. Number carried over front
previous year -8 males, 2 females.
Total number in Custody during the
year, 140. Number acquitted on trial
by all courts, 21. Number sentenced
on trial, 79. Number committed for
first tone --57 males, 4 females. Of
the remaining (f
, their times of com-
mittal
mortal
ranges from twice up to twenty-
{ one times.
Sons of England Drill Corns.
On Monday evening a number of the
members of the Sons of EnglandRenov..
elent Soidety met forthepurposeof form-
' brig themselves into a drill/ corps. They
made every arrangement and drilling
will be commenced nt once, The follow-
ing officers were elected forthe balance
of the cumin y eareiz:-•-I'residextt,Brn.
Hugh Spielman; Vice -President, Bro.
11. L. Billings; Secy-Treas,Bro. N. Dyer
Burdon; Drill .Instructor Brow W. And-
rews. The corps will meeteveryThurs•
day evening for practice. This Is a
move, which is considered a good •ono
Vaud during the coining summer
may expect to rice a well drilled a
eptly dressed Gni ps.�i e prrdiet
e att lira gram] success.
-'-• fud? Mud? Mud?
--..A largo number is on the sic
--Read Bissett Grose change of k'
in this tone,
$r. Ed. Mines, of Parkhill, was in
town last week.
-Auction salt., are very prevalent
in town at present.
-The roads at present aro in a mis-
eratite condition..
Large quantities of wheat are be,-
ing marketed didlyr,
--Get your auction sale bills; printeed
at tha Amoco= of..ee.
• Mn L. A'. I)Wekson, spent a fest/
days in Chicago, last week.
-A large wedding from Crediton
passed through town on. Tuesday.'
Ii.
L. Billings Dentist gold fining
it specialty, aver t)'Neil's Bank.
- Look out for your cal bage &e.
Wednesday* night. Hallowe'en.
--H. To Billings Dentist for artitiei.
teeth. Office over tf'Nell'stk'."�"'
A large amount of grain is coming
into market daily*, and commands good
prices.
-Large truantitles of cider apples are
being drawn to the cider milts for ex-
treticon.
-Dress goods'« the largest. eheaptest
and best stock in town at the big Bank-
rupt store,
We understand that Mr. E. R. Bissett
and family intend leaving shortly for
Manitoba.
4Vanted a good Servant Girl,apply
at once to Nlrs; Broderick, 441 Welling-
ton street, Loudon.
--The stained glass is at present be-
ing put in tine windows of the Trivitt
,llemori:tl church.
li 1t.11I1
I tc e , ceordin to the Re-
corder,
a
e b
corder, they canvass young men to sell
them marriage licenses,
--The AneeeeTin from tum- until
January 1st 1890 for $1. Subscribe
nor,and get two months free.
-Read thee advertisement of Mr. J.
11, Ross,in :another column. It will re-
pay you to give Mr. Ross a call.
-The finest sealette ever shown in
Exeter is at the big Bankrupt store.
The prices are away, away down.
-The shelving is being placed in
Mr. 'Wm. Southoott's new block. The
building is fast nearing completion.
-Mn John Pincombe, of Dakota,
who has been here to visithis relatives,
returned home on Tuesday morning.
-On Sunday next, special hymns
will be slob
in the Trivitt Memorial
church, for those crossing the ocean
and sea.
eMr. J. Matheson, of theExeterNorth
store, is offering 20 lbs of raw sugar for
$1.00 All other goods equally as low.
A call solicited.
Boots and shoes this week the big
Bankrupt store opens up 85,000 worth
of fine boots bought at 50 ets. on the
the dollar, Get some of the bargains.
-Mr. John Bissett,' of Brantford,
gave av
e ns a friendly call on Monday
morning. He was attending the fun-
eral of his brother,in.law Mr.Wm.Long
4
Beautiful ail wool grey flannel for
16 cts. Good tuiderwent. for men at 25
cts:, and a magnificent lot of new mantle
cloths for half price at the big Bankrupt
store.
-'vYe were in receipt, as Well as
many others, of a piece of the bear
which was recently shot by lar. Elsie,
of Dashwood, for which we return
thanks. tie
-I'That is the reason that our street
Pimps were not lit up Sunday evening.
1 'e may say that the night was one of
those derlc. anci dreary ones, and the
lamps should have b00n 111. A reember
who would have :attended olivine W017,
ship, but had. to renetin at 110110, saniril-
1;1' because it was too dark to Venture.
one.
We have used Everest .sCough Syrup
in one family nearly two years, and it
has given us excellent satisfaction. -
A. Russell, Forest P. 0.
-Apple picking is the order of the
danent' at great many barrels are being
harvested daily which are selling in
the neighborhood of $1 per barrel lot
first-class winter fruit.
-The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of
Huron sails. from Liverpool to -morrow
Mrs. Baldwin's health, It is reported, is
quite restored. Her stay atSehwaback,
(Germany, has been most beneficial, and
she is now in good health.
---Now the band begins to play, all
the small dealers dance around tate
great combination. Dance little deal-
ers; dance up high, you'll all be angels
by anil bye; lint don't forget that the
big Bankrupt : store still continues to
sell new seasenablo'goads for -just u
eta. on the dollar.
CO
:1VIERCIALUNION
care nothing about with the U. S., but T do desire 'Union
with the citizens of xeter and su1Tonncling country.
Owing to the depression of the market, I have been
able to purchase 'vilely stook much below- the
regular wholesale price. rand will give mm y
customer. the benefit of it. My stock1 �,n., / consists. of��+,//11®®
at Cis QQt OYot s
GxQoex
..d'.. ton. 9 +- moi
The ., r- sof which l by -
o, Th ^ p lf'k' a� la areIn leo >�e�� influenced Gus o -
ms Duties or other tax impositions. do not give my + .
away, but sell them at the lowest figure co:
� . ., Parties - ., , Want consistent with good
business principles. 1 a1 ties in 'as ant of goods, : consult thele"
ow' n interests by exa elinin ' ilk ,stfo?k before purcbttsin else-
where. Remember this is as x d w ,,toci .
--A lady teacher of music inserted
her professional cud in a certain local
paper. It was seen by an old lover in
Chicago. who at once hunted' her up;
explained his ;ab'eneo of a quarter of a
century, artd married her. it pay .s tot
aids ertise,
-A numberof counterfeit American
Qend Q1 hills ere in circulation. C':nttta- F�„� ,
terfeit S10 bills on the Canadian Bank ?� ��' e Market
!of Commerce' are r'tid tout. in droller -
ion. It is pronounced to be a clover •
intdtation, batt the striding en the letters
comprising the sword -ten" on the face
of theme- are unlike dee genuine one.
Messsrs. C'nlguhoun & Dew, of this
ice, sold half interest of two of their
imported Clydesdale stallions to
. S. Greensaond, of Douglas. 'Matt.
Coiriuhoiut shipped theta ono day
itst week from this station and will .ne-
pony tavern to their destination,.
wish him bon voyage and a We
trouble to show Goods.
ewe;.
or north of the Town Hall,
--The list of Magistrate Convictions
in the county for the quarter ending
Sept. 11, foot up a total of 83. Of there
35 were by Goderich magistrates, 11
by Seoforth, 4 by Clinton, 3 by Wing -
ham, 7 by Blyth, and the rest scattered.
Seven of the convictions were for illegal
selling of liquor. Tho fines unposed
a
n n 8
a
mounted ,.1. The hQmosta!' e
th
tines, however, are 41 ones,
--A very plc siut affair took place
art the residence of Mr. William Baker
Ltn Wed esdny evening of last week: it
being the marriage of his daughter,
Maria. to Mr. Abram Dearing', of Step-
hen. A number were present and wit -
sed the ceremony*, after which num-
ternusv presents were showered on the
!)appy pair. Our best wishes and con -
we extend to them, and
hope that their journey through life
will be a pleasant and at happy one.
11. 11. ;ireher, accountant of Molstns
Baank.Ilamiheut, has been appointed
manager of the Euler branch in place
of Mr. A. A. to I)eenoyan, who gots to
'oronts to aseum a the management o;
a new branch which is to be opened
there. We extend to Mr. Archer a
hearty we lenute. while at the same time
swami acro very sorry to loose our present
manager, fir. Donovan warn has always
been a veryoltliginr^.,and eorteous man-
ager. Our best wishes go sc-ith Mr.
Detlev% The change will take place
about the „Otlt inst.
cltatncet,window of the Trivia
Memorial Church was placed in position
early this week. It as well as itil they
refit of the' glass in the church is from
tite factory of Jos. McCausland & Sons,
Toronto. The subject of the window
is -Christ glorified." It contains eight
figures, most expressively grouped.
'fhe large centro' panel is filled with
the figures of our Saviour ns -Kin" of
King's and Lord. ofLordsy" Ther'/eft
hand the s
d or bof anddominion c'
th
right is raised in the attitude of bene-
diction, the drapery fulls in graceful
f,,Ids, and the harmony of light aid the
shade with the rich coloring strikes the
eye at oiiec with dt pleasing effect that
grows the longer it is looked upon,.
History and psalm ;nut revelation are
all suggested in the surroundings and
bads ground, the green pastures, the
trees in the midst of the garden, and
the river of life all are there. A trio of
angels holding a crown, while two
others bear scrolls with the words
"glory Hallelujah" "Lord God A1-
mighty," proclahned the majesty of
heaven while the passion of flowers
border and the cross tells of the suffer-
ings of earth. On the right side of this
main panel stands the figure of David,
who sang of the future Messiah, with
harp in hand and all the surrounding's
of Isr<ael's king. On the left is the
figure of St. John withupturned face
listening for the revelation of ` that
futuee for the redeemed. The artist
re
has canght the caber look which poets
have pictured in connection with the
bo rodless blessing of that apocalypse.
The complete subordination of rill the
figures to the central one is perfectly
carried out, and the window for sever-
al days has been the theme of unive rsal
'r 1 llat70 need conversation. While
le
there are sunihkir figoresin the Windows
of Trinity College Qhapel, Toronto,the
subject and the groudings of this win-
dow are peculiar to this church alone.
Wo are inforincci that Mr. Trivitt, sng.
gesteeiboth and the passion flowers
around the lower' of tate contral panni
were painted from ti sample one sent
from his eoliservatory. McCausland &
Sons have n eli snatained their contin-
ental reputation enol the Church of.
England people, as well as all other
eitizens of Exeter,l.nay justly fuel proud
of the beautiful inonuuient' whieh the
piety of a worthy townsman erects i>1
their midst. '.1'he 'whole church is 'a .
pure specimen of early English archi-`
teetura,solhi in construetion,t11u1 be.11tti-
folio every detail of finish, 1`11(. other.
'windows are. coasting by train in deily
consignment; aedby the first of next
ire chit is hoped that all will be placed.
t3 . PARKINSON,
If you wan omething e
FOR TEA
NORTHCOTT
TO .t L "WITH A LOAF OF HIS
Or call anti set some of 11:is
NE+QUAl4LED mauNs . ND CAKES
Wedding) Party Cakes
MADE AT HE SHORTEST NOTICE.
J. Hex Northcott
0P OSM g ` WN HALL,
Maul'
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me
ee
Sloes, Ewa lido, Etc.
c.ns.x. oiv
ISSETT
They are offering their En-
ti7retock atprices ces
that
will Astonish sh ou.
A Call S
IS SETT
ROS.
STOP N
There is a chine OH called
IT IS MANINACTURED SOLELY BY
cCOLL BROSID
TORONTO ONT9
with the Trade Mark, that Barrels are branded , LARDINE
not take it, 'as it is onlyspurious If not, do lu'ious oil they
are offering you so as to make more money
out of you.
FOR S Aq, F BY
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