HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1889-3-14, Page 4---4. very long-headed and
long
-
tonrued tramp hasduring the past
year been payig western twns per
endical visits. He
is mating to be
rich, too, and this is the way he does:
He purchases a bar of ordinary 'wash-
ing soap, cuts it all iii squares, wraps
each square in tinfoil, swl then sells it
render a feney name, guaranteed to
cleanse soiled clotla.ing, at 10 cents a
square. His profits are 93 per reot.
Give him an introduction to the, dog
when be comes .around your way.
—The last checker match of a series
of three between Exeter and Hensall
was Overt sial Tut",ed a r evening at
Heusall in, tllr Oddfellows hall and re-
sulted in, favor of Exeter by three
,bees. Great praise is due to all for
atlinii:tble manner in which these
contests have been eondected. The
following is the score:--Zxwrret:, A.
Walters,1 game; J. H. Iyndmaan, 4
games; C. Prouty, 2 galaies; J. Walters,,
2 gages; R. Terry, a games; T. Oke,
3 gates; total, 15. IIF„ \SAIL, J. Me-
Duugall, 4 gamete G. McDonald, 1
gage; J. Murdock, 4 games; W. C.
Cliatrters, 1;;ame; R. Bonthron, 0; R.
Pie} -Holds, 2; total, 12; ;ants draw
pailiel€. N. D. Rluldon acted as referee
as usual. A splendid off star supper
was tendered the Exeter pleyet's by
elefr Hensall opponents at Reynolds'
Rotel at which all the pias ens used
aheir spoons to great adventag a and
sill separated about 12 o'clock with,
%lagers for each other.
Ueu$ mil
Mn W. Roderins, who bought A hotel
K.iueardiate some time ago, purposes
poses.
n aving there shortly, we wish laitn a
laapgv Lite. ---Sunshine destroyer snow
alt the vicinity: of Hensall, and our
sleighing is in'.st gone at present.. -.-
Rev. Mr. Henderson goes to Clinton to
attend a meeting, of the i'resbr�tery.�-
everal applicants for leading song' in
Carmel church have given the people
opportunity to judge as to the most cap
able one, and the finale conies net Sala•
Muth, %then a vote will be taken and
elle congregation deride who shall
*hold Arch" ht taature. The Young
i'eopie's Improvement Society will hold
sleek next regular meeting an Monday
evening. A gouty program le expected
—Mr. Cool:,of I �i rquhar, who purchased
Rens;lll flouring mine, moved into the
Wage to-day—Mrs. Hughes, who is
under treatment at the hospital, is we
are sorry to say, un venter.—Mrs. Cool:,
Wife of Rev. Cook, is again convale-
seent,�A i.'arge number of new build•
tiigt: are to be erected this aummer.—W,
Hoggarth, who has b 'en attending the
Forest City Business College, was un-
able to attend schoul hast week, owiug
3tl sickness: A meetings of the ratepse
xrs of S. S. No, 10, Hay, was held, by
request of the trustees, in the Hensall
school, for the purpose of dieciding,
where the new sehonls should be built.',
Nearly every ratepayer was present
during some part of the day, and lis-
eussions were the order of the day,
whiist wit flowed free. The northern
part of the section wished to have a
school more conveniently situated than
the old one, and as Mr. Robt. Mcbfordie
was their ehampien he laid before the
meeting the following resointion,whieh
was seconded by Mr. Geo. Thompson:—
Moved by R. 11p. Mordie, seconded by
'leo. Thompson that two new school
houses be erected, one to be built It
Aiiles north from Zurich road, on the
Sud con. Hay, better known as George
Thompson corner. The other to be
Huila in Hensall, west of the Huron &
Bruce railway, and as near the blind
line as possible. .J s pond resolution
with Robt. Paterson as mover and Alex
McEwen as seconder, was as follows:—
That the old school be repaired and a
new one built adjoining present ad-
dition
dition in Hensall. Each champion put
forth the merits of his motion and the
chairman. Mr. Wm. Buchanan taking
a vote, it resulted as follows:—MeMor-
die's motion 68, Paterson's 31. Major-
ity for McMordie.'s motion 38. The
meeting was then brought to a close
and everything passed off quietly.
Farewell Supper.
Last Monday evening a large number
of the leading business men tendered a
farewell complimentary supper at the
Commercial hotel to our popular and
efficient photograph artist,Mr. Chas.Sen
lion, and Mr. Geo, W Stroud, the skilful
senior partner in the late firm of Stroud
& Ernes, architects and builders. Mine
Rost, Mr. Edwards, the new proprietor
of the Commercial, served up a feast fit
for the gods, and if it may be taken as
a sample of the way in which he and
Mrs. Edwards intend running the hotel,
prosperity and popularity are already
<assummed.
Capt. H. W. Ansley presided in a very
happy manner as Chairman,Mr. C. Mor-
gan occupying the Vice -chair. Her
Majesty and the Royal Family having
"been loyally dealt with, the army and
navy was also duly honored, the toast
Tiding coupled with the names of Messrs
Sovereign and Soady, both of whom
iromptly responded. Then came the
toast .of the evening, "our guests." The
Chairman only re-echoed the sentiments
of all present and a great. many absent
ren speaking in very complimentary
terms of their guests, both of whom. in
taveir respective callings had acquitted
themselves well,won many friends who
parted with them with regret,and earn-
estly hoped for a prosperous future for
elhem both. The guests made excellent
replies and that were deserving of the
frequent applause that -interrupted
thea, They thanked the gentleman
present for the honor conferred, and
would carry away to their new homes
Many pleasing recollections of their
filiea.de in Port Dover, of the kindly
treatment received at their hands. As
an artist Mr. Senior can hold his own
anywhere, and Mr. Stroud as a builder
o#pret - al su st ata1 x4 ids c
as
The Vice-chairman then proposed our
commerical interests, to which happy
responses were given by Messrs. A. T,
Ball, E. Norquay and E, P. Bagley, Mr.
John A. Lutes did ample justice to the
toast of the Press and Messrs, H. W.
Ansley and W. Allen to our fishing in.
terests. The Ladies" drew from Messrs
C. Mennen, D, Seedy and John A. Innes
some pretty speeches. "Our Host and.
hostess" drew a ,Moat reply from Mr. Ed-
wards, who has already shown that he
cion and will keep a first-class house,
obey the Ian- himself, and see that his
guests do the saute.
After the regular toast list had been
disposed of a number of volunteer toasts
weredrunk,tice being
that
of
"The Turf,-
:
which drew eloquent re-
sponses from Messrs. Ansley and H. Me-
Queeinwho gave au interesting account
of the operations in the new agrfcaitur-
al grounds and race traek, and express-
ed the earnest hope that, a Driving Park
Association would be formed. u.s the
town to successfully operate the race
course which i' the making of one of
best k n this • ion.
the half mile tracks 1 . ...scut
Although alae evening MIAs the most
�• at►:, pleas tut spsent at similar
h i gi P: Dover longtime
utmost good feeling prevailed all
around, and the si eeeltes were far
above the ordinary in merit and inter-
est. The g tthering broke ftp about
midnight. Mr Stroud left for Chicago
next day and Mr, Senior for Blenheim
the day ::after, They have our beat
wishes. Port Dover, illaple Leaf, Mr,
Senior was fur ra large number of years
a resident of tltt'i place, and the citizens
wilt be glad to hear of his prosperity.
R. A, C teen, M. IX, Dean, aitd Profess-
or of Surgery, of the United �, x3> t ted Statu Med-
ical College,Editor of MedicalTiibune'
Author of "Germ's New Imported Hand
book of Hygiene and domestic Medicine
in reference to the use of Warner's Safe
Cure in a case of Bright's disease said,
over his owu signature; "I was great-
ly surprised to observe a decided im-
provement within a month. Within
four months, no tube casts could b
found, and only a trace of albumen;
and, as he expressed it, he felt perfectly
weits
power,1 prescribedi in fuler this l dosen s in
both acute and .ebronie Bright's disease
with the most satisfactory resaite:'
T v
ear. aVhr.–•Acgsx•r-�Iu Exeter, on is«h
test., at the rertdenae of the bride's father
by the Rev, J. Wiblon, Mfr, William Tarn- i
bull. of Iloborne, to Miss ¥ary.iane, eldest
laugher of Mr. and ',lira. M. Eaerctt.
AUCTION
h lac � ># -1 h-
joll d C 1
gvglim ram PrgIrt7
at ern n ort over fora
"IT Is a fact that many of the best
proprietary medicines of the day," said
the late lir. J. G. Holland in Scribner's
gatzine, "arae most successful than
many phy sielans, and more of them
were fret discovered, or used in actual
medical practice. \\'hen, however,any
shrewd person, knowing their virtue
and forse ut
their popularity, secures
and advertises themin the opinion
of
the big tethall virtue went out of them:
Failure of eyesig ht. iekle aappeaite,head-
aache, extreme wakefulness, frequent
, a
desire urinate es dally at night,
t
gradual failure of strength and strength
cal swelling—these are symptoms of
kidney disease. If you neglect the
sy inptoan4, nou wi11 eventually have
Bright's Disease. Warner's Safe Cure
is the only spa itie which has ever been
discovered for this disease. The late
Dr. Dio Lee 1., over his own signature
said; "If I found myself the victim of
a serious kidney trouble, I would use
Warner's Safe Cure."
Enormous Fortunes,
Notwithstanding the enormous for-
tunes accumulated through the nee of
printer's ink, large sums of money are
annually wasted in ineffectualand.
uuremunerative advertising.
The merits of a really valuable com-
modity properly portrayed in the col-
umns of an influential and widely read
newspaper, like the ADvooeTs, will
speedily become generally known and,
appreciated, while the returns reaped
by the advertiser will more than justify
the amount expended.
Clearness, attractiveness, brevity,'
and sincerity must cliaracterizo any
announcement intended to catch the
public eye and appeal to public confi-
dence. An advertisement inserted in
a London journal a few days ago
brought instant and multitudi-
nous replies accompanied by an almost
unlimited supply of banknotes, simply
because it touched the cord of nature
which makes all mankind akin. Its
simple pathos and self-evident truth-
fulness appealed to every heart.
The advertiser sought for a lost
relative, and, giving his mame, said:
"I am ill and friendless. My last half-
crown is expended in paying for this
advertisement. Write me at" -(giving
the address). As already stated, near-
ly every one who read the announce-
ment hastened to relieve the necessities
of the sufferer.
Thus it is with a really meritorious
commodity or preparation; if its virtues
be properly and truthfully set forth in
the public press, its success is prompt
and certain.
On the other hand, the public is
quick and unerring to detect deception
and charlatanry; and, accordingly, no
amount of "puffery" will force a vile
nostrum into public esteem and pat-
ronage.
Valuable medicines, like Warner's
Safe Remedies carry their own best
commendation in their power to cure
the particular diseases for which they
are a specific.
They requireno labored panegyric
to convineethe people of their Mower
and efficacy, for they have been tried
and found perfect.
SIRO. GEN. WOODwARD, U. S. Army,
says of the results of chronic malarial
poisoning: "Disorder of
the kidneys
frequently complicates the condition
under consideration. Scanty, more, or
less albuminous urine is often observed
and those cases not infrequently termi-
nate in chronic Bright's disease, with
confirmed albuminuria, oedema or gen-
eral anasarca." What at first is recog-
nized as malaria is subsequently found
to be Bright's disease, which Warner's
Safe Cure Cures.
A HIGH VALUATION.
"If there was only one 'bottle of Hag
yard's Yellow Oil in Manitoba, I:. would
give one hundred dollars' for it,' writes
Philip H. Brant, of Monteith Man. .t
P , ,af er
having used it for severe wound andfor
frozen fingers, with, as he says, "aston-
ishing good results."
Under and i.vvirtu. ate power of Sale eon
CLOT ING
.11 ■
EXETER - ONTARIO,
Has now in stock
anC. +.:)Iice?
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES ;
West of England Suitings andTrdus
erings,
Scotch Tweed Suitings and. Trouser-
ings.
French and English Worsted Cloths
Aid. Made up in tile Latest
Style, at best Rates.
A. f7, NELL.
Dickson's
for Z41:.
teamed fit ii Itegigteted 'alurt age, hair fag
dati• t,n t w, i, y-ergth da}• of i+t C4anhrr, #. ; �.....- .
Is. it"5, made by AarusHuai stcl'hee to the
Yi-ndora, thorn wilt Aarhus
bT Iia: Jgmea tike
sat the Moll erclnl Iiotol,111 ilio i'iilaea of
Exeter, on SatllrEfa[, J1Ia1011 301 9
at the neer of two enlace, r. nt. tl.c
iptti irevhuld property:
Let No. C. in the eighth Cances.,ian of ib,'
Township Of Hay, in the Conn#,r of baron,
containing one t undred a►eres, mor., or les..
Theraiaugaii thy+ '74Piaea oiav i1, 'torr
fr•►maa houao and Ano loR stable, bosh in a
fair .tete of repair. Thin prey, :Iv is well
tai,ced and watered, and eouvenicnt to good
markets.
Texan, and eond'ition, of esile will fie made
known at the time of oak, or mew be lied on
applicgtian to Masers. Meredith, Fisher &
Beattie.. Selicitors. Eke. London, (fret., or to
James Elko, Auctioneer, Exeter.
Ti..re will be soldQat the *some place imiaaad
iakely a£irr ilioiiiinieAisle the following sal-
u%tda 1•ri
aa zai rt
] iris rrar u 2;
0.0. in the fourteenth con-
aaasion oaths Tovrri:ibili of Stephen. contain
ing of
bun ch a acres, n,.are or leas, navcntx•
itarea .01 whish aro dressy.
Sx<•oxru.7 -Lot No.IA.in tbo iiXtll cencoe`s.
so ndre it ruwritlrip.olII y.contaiii>sg ones
hundred acraA, rnoro or lase, nights ,foes elf
which are eicarod
There Is ulnen the firstly d.i. rIhed parcel a
smell frame house Anda naw fraena half,
al.o a ood Svalra nraltaral; and upan the
si.cund •doierif tiaranlaiguodframohauro
tralnc barn and +9tal,le.
Terms andeetaiitianh of sale will lie made
known sit time of snlc. or ties bo had on ap.
iilwation to ;ZSe:Ara .MerodUh, Fiahor &
s..ttia,Solicltore, Lc., London, Ont„ or to
J+imed Okc, :Lnatiater. Exeter.
Lot Nu.f:, in the isteoneess�iwoof thetown
ship ofllibbert.containing it-, acres. This
farm Will iio SOK cheap. and on easy terms
The farm is situated nitdaybetween'eaforah
and Publiu,, on the Huron cir,avel Bead.
Soil the hest in the county 0eyards of faun.
1 A nuiaiber of Exeter village properties for
sale un the test of tonnaa,incluiding some at
the most desirablereiidenees in town,
flame property in the villages of Centralia
and k'aninhar, which can he bouglitOleap.
rt er
Per r f u b rartacn1ais
L Opal.,
to
L. II. igen$ON,
)larch 7th, lig i. ]larriatcr, Exeter.
S. GIDLEY.
THE LEADING
U nd.oxiC'
AND
Furniture Dealer
OF THE
OWN? I)
SEWING MACHINE
HAS
NO „
EgUAL.
THE
LADIES*
FAVORITE.
THE ONLY SEWING MACHINE'
C.__-,,, THAT GiVES
NEWHOMESIENG MACHINE C:ER CE,MASS
CHICAGO – 2$ UNION SQUURE N,Y.• DALLAS
ii lr ATLANTA GA TEX.
S'e LOUts, Mo. sANFRAUCICce.CAf.
George Vickers,
Kirkton.
CARTER'S
iTTLE
IVER
PILLS.
CURE
SickHeadache and relieve all the troubles incl.
dent to a bilious state of the system, such as
Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after
eating, Pain in the Side, &c. While theirmost
remarkable success has been shown in curing
SICK
Headache, yet Ctarsa's Luise Liven' Pima
are equally valuable in Constipation, curing
and preventing this annoying complaint, while•
they also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels.
Even if they only cured
EAD
Ache they would be almost priceless to those
who suffer from this distressing complaint:
but fortunately their goodness does not end
here, and those. who once 'try them will laud
these little pills valuable in so many ways that
the wilt willingto do without there
But after all sickk bead
ACHE
is the bane of so many lives that here is where
we make our great boast. Our pills cure it
while others do not.
CARTER'S Lr,-re,e LrvER Pn.i,e are very small
and very easy to take. `One or two pills make
a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do
not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action
pDlease all who use them.' In vials at 25 cents;
five for $i. Sold everywhere, or sentby maiL
CASTES MEDICINE CO., New Tort.
Sma�
rill, Small But 11 ?rice,
have an immense Stock of
Furniture and Under taing
Goods now on hand, which 1
will sell at right prices.
Iltiuttking m1mug�
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. GIDLEY
Chid 111.11fi
—0—
Having purchased the
EXETER
TURJII)M FROTORY
from .Mr. A. Cottle I am pre-
pared to do all kinds of
Turning on short-
est notice.
dates,
Li Rol lers :to
Turned out on the shortest
possible notice.
A CALL SOLICITED.
JOHN VASET,
Proprietor.
IF YOTJ WANT A
Clem Shv6
Eay
OR
•
Neat H
air Cut,
CALL. AT THE
.,
Central BarberShop,
ns.Block,
"
,Exeter
A. Hastings
s'
H t
PROPRIETOR
QUALITYrn THE TRUE TEST OF
CHEAPNESS*
NORTHCOTT
--w—zs
NOW oFFRzxG.o.—
BREA.7a,
BUNS,
CAKES Etc*,
Off' wx-i= BAST Q7723 -7-41=P=.
C.4411."--K,30S
Of Every Desorption Made to Order.
Northcott
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL.
reet
Zzoter,,
SI C.LE AND' READ !
There is Machine Oil called
D I N.
Iii' S A S PACITtIE ► SOLELY 13M
BROSP TORONTD,c LL RTia
See that Barrels a11'C branded with the Trade Mark, LARDINE
If not, do not take it, as it is only ur ous oil they
a+t'e of :ring you so as to Imake more money
out of you.
FOR SALE
[7
EiSSOtt Bras
HOOSIEB
STEEL FRAME GRAIN DRILL,
Guaranteed the best in the worlds
NO OTHER DRILL made can be instantly regulated to run at any desired
depth without stopping the teach.
• NO OTHER DRILL will sow all kinds of grain thoroughly,; even and
properly covered at a uniform depth in alt kinds of soil.
NO OTHER DRILL commences to sow the instant' the horses commence to
move, and misses no ground when startilig in, after turning.
NO OTHER DRILL equals the Hoosier when used as a cultivator and no
single cultivator surpasses it, thus combining tsro implements in one.
NOXON'S NEW STEEL BINDER
See the greatest invention of the age in our new i notter which cuts but
one cord,makes no waste ends gild saves cord in binding -,also improved Mowers
and Horse Rakes.
HENRY JONES, ARENT.
All Communications, address to HENRY JONES, Exeter, Out:
THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT
w so —TYPE•urinsit
from which this paper is printed
was supplied by the
um INIMIMMININIMIN.ININIM
TORONTO TYPE FURRY
Dealers ill. Type,
Presses, and Printers': Supplies.
J. T. JOHNSTON,
80 & 82 Wellington St, west
TORONTO, ONT.
The 'Gran Union Hotel.
C2r=1sT'TCI1T, — ONMELZI=G
Enlarged. and Improved.
30 rooms elegantly furnished.
Tables supplied with all the Delicacies
nv s,
of the season. 3 convenient sample
1
p o
rooms. House heated , with hot air.
Electric bells throughout.
E1 PER DAY.
R. J. TUFTS, 'PROPRIETOR.
PLEN D ID ME'
NO CAPITALREQUIRED
Men from 25 to 59 yearn can increase
their income locally,, or got_ permanent em-
ployment. My 'business is ra idly growing
and verysuccessful, Special inducements
given which insure 'success.' Salary' and ex-
,penses to permanent men. Big commrssibna
for local workif desired.. Dont en gage until
von write me. Apply to Fred. E. Young, New
England Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y.
A FEW IIUR
COZEN'
8x10, 1:1x14 and 14x17
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,-
G APPS FRAM
—o—JUST IN NI AT—o—
.
mon'
Dont fail tosee them.
'Also 'a New lot of Chromes an
Oil Painting's, such as you
have never seen
before in.
Exeter.
The htghestflrii hedCabine'
Photo's' in the County,
$3 per doz.
J. Senior,