HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1889-3-28, Page 4THE
Witter buoratc.
West, SA,Ni3.F.•,R.S. auditor•,
Thursday, Xaroh 28th, 1889,
kindness rind urges his tired horse
forward * * * The sky grows ,suddenly
dark, * : * The storm nemeses in its
fury. * ' * The rider dismountsto
warm leis fast chilling liinlls ' ,a * Can
scarcely breathe Blindness conies on,
Drowsiness steals over hila, The egad
is clear. * * * He is lost in the bile•
zariil."
The terror which seizes the bewilder-
ed traveler is similar to that which
Tan anneal report a the Minister of orereonies ouc when he learns that be
1Ratil,Wa► s and Oanale contains n larn'e issuferin�
froln all advanced Sidney
amount of leteresttn ° information- Diseese,4and a$ informed that he is iu
I31udn the ;ear thirteen new lines the last stages of Bright's d cease, At -a
first he is informed that he has a sll�ht
were added to the list of reil'Ca'a,a1'tl i kidney affection Latex he begins to
aanS,f 3, Inziki`.nr a total of sixty-four feel tired. Slight headache Pickle
companies, Ai the wild of last year appetite. Failure of the eye -sight
teres were 12.332 oluea of completefi Cramp in the calf of the legs W ake
►nl,ra , ezts:lusive of Government rail ffulness. DistressiiT nervousness. Rhea,
lnntii and neuralgic palms. Occason
n g�a
i -
ere e, of whibh 11,157 were laid with any pain jut the wok., Sea11ts, dark
*tool reties The ce,pite.l paid. --including colored fluid, with se tldiug sensation.
aovernlaaent bonuses $129,910,633,loa s Gradual failure of strength,
t20,so2,o26, and subseriptions toshalre,* e 'in a tht.' tiboye sy pto111s a;ignify
,. kidney At canons, Ilas physical). treats
,Ven.V,0410,e nd,.a 'l eivena Ibv :nallnatnpauit him for symptoms and calfs it a diseases
hs
01-2,c 1:2, 3a- aunoua> ¢ed. so $GS3,7 F 3,- i when in reality it is but a symptom of
7.01.93. The gross earnings amounted
to 49834%M% an increase of nearly
AUCT1011 SALE
Va1iblu TAM 'rQ crt o
7. tmnder dud 13, virtue of +.*jIower of Sale coir
willed lire a Registered ortgage, bearieg
ate the twenty-eigth day of Decernher, A.
18.&5, wade by Angus Ian h McPhee to the
enders, there will bd sold by Dft. J,it es 011e
y e C 'a ore t
`t the o+n _. �@ i l •il 1.tu. lie 'Village
A .. r'F Exeter.0fl T-^- At1A e 4f.
Jilaro4 30, 1889
t the Hour of two o'clocik, As - 31141.1e 'follow-
ing freehold property:
Loti�od, in eith noesiore of the
ra ng onethe leurghs'ed acrCoeuuty
.mordsor less,
.ere is upon the pri:nsises one 1!f story
roe house and one log, stable, both in a
ir$tateufrel'air. Th.a Property is well',
aicdd and watered, maid couveeidnt to ,good
arket:s.
perms and conditions of sale will be made
nus n fit Ilio tune of sale, or luny be had oil
lDplicc}t;oR A4 Dlesszs, Meredith. 1 Bsber &
Diulo, Solicitors, bac, London, Ont., or to
ttlxiea Oke,, nctio.eer, Exeter.
----a-a-
1
*There z+riDl be sold at the same place nonmed
ugle _fy aarfternrirothe a lrslrty:ve sale the following vat-
{ 41
Phis 'i:x ,ot N0.4, in the foarteeia#li cora.
I ;±float of the Townslai1, of Stephen, contain
aiuoil$ liilapcire�l acre*. More Qv less, seventy
ofwinoliaro cleared.
Naii,ir• Xiot NQ.15.iathe sixth concess-
rho l'ownshipQfnay, contaaeiing oleo:
1}ta¢taixania-zes.moreorleSS, eight,.,' acres of !,
which are eleare-I
here L. rlpari the firstly described Tarred a
s all
frame bonsa Arid n new frame barn,
a Dsa a pool- _young orchard; and upon the
i tee a
pn y u t11Lt dwelled a 1 ogdfraiiie*iaQtiQd'
no bairn iaiid stA ld,
ransaiia.eogdiiialseo utsS4 willbe male
.t it At tariz•e of FAIQ, or utA'' lit 1i. t! c, lilt.
reser& Meredith, eiseer :..
era,&'.,.+magas, Ont., or to
Hazier, Exeter,
a
CLOTHING
kidney trouble. He many be treated for
Rheumatic or Neuralgic pains, heart
ifG, l,4QQ, flit: reinrl,Rira ex las:s lraiza r after&ion, or any Wiley disease which he
g' l 'is Most susceptible to. Finally the pat-
-a'
1121,624,6,9$. 'leaving the net e;arninge
of the, year 11,211,327. Tho number
sf pe eeengerx cerrt d wat) 1.0,698,838,
and flao freitelit t.raimapo;;ted over these.
:mads mounted to •t6,g56.1.15 tons.'
The ranee rut by trieiue were 33,833,
748. Tits total number of peeseng ars
104 was ten, death in all eases bsing
clue to their own carelessness, The,
004vernumant raailwmys are, the Inter-',
colonial And its extentlane, 894 ;allele;
tho Feee;ern retention;, 80 smiles; batt
ll indser Bratl;c i, it2 nude,; and thiM
t hes pulteng under the eyes, slight
btoalting of the aukles and legs. His'
phvsican informs him that itis but the
accumulation of biotxl in his ankles for
want of proper exercise,
Tisa bloat continues and reaches his
body'
Then he i> informed he has dropsical
troubles, and is tapped uses or twice.
Ili alibtiet's it is tlitileult to breathe ow-
ing to EW irregular action of the heart,
.inti finally is informed that he has ;t
slight attecie of Bright's disease,
At last the patient sufl'ocatee --is
snlathered--and dies from dropsical
trouble. Or wellies the disease may
Inco rediver I Iel-nnd R'iiiw sty, 211. not taste the -form of a dropsical tend-
imiles The total length of the Catnaadian't>ancy and the pitientdiesfi+om aptgitoxy
�`aclftti :13ailwaty-,
from raiaicanurer fol paralysis, pneumonia or smart trouble.
Ira itreael. iii 2,'1 r0 saiies, The GttverI
tilwaas aess ria41 at 1. loss hist;
54,82 - ,667 being co
1a
the l:;tc-rc ' tEflal. Sin� . i Guru, of the lurking, danger@ of a slight
2$63.34, when the auleeldixing of mile;•
,. <a i ities envenom.
71rav emit 'need. the t.IItyver:iaiaaut: hill He died no heed the warning that a
Riad ;o railway companies in accord- storm was approaching. Rita dee1tm d
mace with terms ratified by Parliament' the proffered hospitality, and recklessly -
60,188. l %:tint forward into danger. Ho strug-
gled rliallfully for a time but hi
strength fabled, he great gradually
, TRA li$. weaker and he' `vas lost to the world.*
Not in a blizzard, but from the terrible
in:alanly which is oircllring in event
community, and which is doctored as a
symptom il.:.tc.u1 of what it is, -a sitor-
tzil ill t'aos, ...I
Or it make take flies formof blood pals
oiling. In each form the end is they
same. lend yet he oral his Wends were
warned bee the proprietoQrs\of�the
e+Cte e-
ra#ed remedy Peaty FLtt. n 4Qs �* 1%M eew's Safe
INTER?'
T.1
referred to by •Ir. Fest()
speech is of great interosi
u eject of interprovincial trade
and journalists lla flit
Inaritine provinces have been ha tl
habit of doscrib ng confederation attar;
,,,4ka chore for making those provinces ^ ;
porserva for Ontario manufaeturers,enul
tam National Policy ars another scheme
for making the hatter worse. Eva>! i in
Ontario it is probably that most part of
tinier manufactured goods go to ea ..tern
sreFghbors, and ,gets back fish and rcash
There could be no greater mi xke•
There is not .a doubt that Nova otia
end New Brunswick sell mere
facture(' goods in Ontario than thee-
buy
heybuy from Ontario. When the labor com
mision was in the east the tiuc!,tions
was asked of manufacturers a hundred I
times, *Where do you sell your goods?"
and the number who replied that, out-
side of their own province they found
:heir best market in Ontario was sur- TENDER FOR INE WORKS OF CONSTRUCTION.
prising. The sugar refiners at Halifax
and ionoton; the cotton mills at Hali-
faA.z;St. John, 4iarrysville and St. Step-
hen,thoglass works and the steel works
at new Glasgow; the granite mann-
fketurere at St. George, and other in-
dustriesof Tess note dispose of large
'Darts of their stock in the upper prov-
ines, Two industrial establishments
%lone have sent to the upper provinces
goods valued at two millions of dollars
within four or 'five years.
The benefit to the provinces by- con
Adoration was intended to be mutual,
and it is mutual. Our brethren in the
east have probably received more of
that benefit than the people of Ontario
have received. This province is the
Better market, has the larger populat
fon and the greater wealth. Hence it
it able to buy more than Nova Scotia
.and New Brunswick can buy. The cry
that those provinces have become a pre-
serve for 0 <_ ' : , hirers has
cfeceiye.r :rny; but it is a > 1 it wide
cif th,-. ='` uth,
3.1111.
The Brompton Hospital- for Consum
tires, London, ing.,pubiislted a state
mout that fifty-two per cent- of the pat:
lents of that institution have unsuspeet
ed kidney disorder. Prof. Wm. H.
Thompson of the University of the city"
ofNew York, says: "More adults acre
carried off in this country by chronic
kidney- disense than by any other one
malady ext!ept consumption." The
late Dr. I)io Lewis, writing to the'.
proprietons of Warner's Safe Cure, said
over his own signituree "If I found my-
self the victim of a:serious kidney troub
le, I would use Warner's Safe Cure."
OTGGE SLE!
i
aIuab Real Estate
1�l OFFA.
•. TNPER OWE i (Ti' $, LE, CONTAINED
1 i lu no Asea a diezeinafter =aeration.
al, there will besold by
Rutile Auction, at
ONTARIO HOUSE
PILLAGE OF OFFA
0.
TUESDAY,
Tht±9tb day of April, A.1). iii80. at, the hoar
oft s-q?'i+koekin the afternoon, partrof Lot
x�in the south Boundary of the towii-
faofStci lienar dew{ bed metes etes and'
unade in the tieertgAge thereof from 'Fran-.
Mohan, and Johanna Wuhan, his wife. to
not and Silas 1tanlake, dated the Nth
isf Mire A. an registered lir D. 1513H and flf @d filo
Fit day flay of March, A.D. a84ri, unless The
nice duo on said mortgage latesootlr rSW.
Terms and conditions Ankle known
o time ofealo,
L. 11 I)ICRSON,
ted at Exeter?tht ! Solicitor for
y of 3tarali 1atS I. Mortgai;e
THE LIGHT itUNNING
J. SHELL,
al= St..
Q VAIl°,
Has now in steel:
FALL AND um
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES
lArest of England Suitings;aud Trous
erin s
g
Iti sand
_ Tweed Sui tu Trouser-
lugs.
French and. English Worsted Cloths
Ali merle up in. the Latest
Style, at hest Rates,
SNELL
L. H Dickson's
Itonalltgo for 341.
Lot Nn; 3, in theist conceasionofthe tow
ship ofIlibbert.contiiduing len acres. This
far will b sold QlicA
, and on easy
terms
Tlofarm is situated #lutgybet wioil�edfortl
and Dublin, on the Buren Cravel
Read.
Church anti School within tee yards of fame.
Baia thebuatin the cauliaty.
A actinIser of Exeter tillage gropertic- f�
sale en the hest of tersaa,Isseinilitig Some
tlie tool,t desirableri;i residence* au town.
erne propertyin the villages of Centralia
and, Foorobalr, which can be bought cheap.
Ferrfilrtbtr particulars r .; y to
Melt -SON',
aQb Ttb,iese. 3farriater. Exeter.
S. GIPLEY.
THE LEADING
Undertaker
AND
Furniture Dealer
OF THE
Section of Railway between
Annapolis and Digby.
Lost in the Storm.
One of our local editors clipped from
itleadingmagazine extracts from a
'vivid description of a western blizzard
tench we take th,e liberty to publish
surd suggest to R. H. Warner ee Coe
the proprietors of the celebrated War-
ner 's Safe
ar=ner•'s-Safe Cure, the feasibility of an
exact for the introduction . of one of
their telling advertisements. The fol-
th vine. is the descripion:
"Atthe close of a dark day in Janu-
seer a solitary horseman wends his way
a'eross the open 'Darla in one of our
western territories. He passes at long
cute rvals the lone cabin of the hardy
rontiersman. Two oe three old settlers,
of -whom he h.as inquired the way, have
warnedhim that a storm is approach.
ing, and with true western hospitality,
etrge hien toaccept shelter for the
night. But he declines the proffered
SBALED TENDERS addressed to the under-
a a signed and endorsed "TenderforSection
of Railway between Annaplis and Digby,"
will be received at this office up to noon on
Monday, the Stlt,lav of April, WS, for certain
works of construction.
Plans and wellies will be opened for lot.
spection at the office of the Chief Engineer
of Government Railways at Ottawa, on and
after the t'Stii day or March, 18511, when the
general specification and form of tender may
be obtained upon application.
No tender will be entertained unless on
one of the printed forms and all the condit-
ions are complied with.
)3y order,
A. P. BRADLEY,
Secretary.
Department of Railways and Canals,
Ottawa, 9th starch, 1859.
Sick Headache and reheve all the troublesinel-
dent to a bilious state of the system, such as
Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after
eating fain in the Side, tea. While theirmost
remarkable success has been shown in curing
3V eadache, yet CARTER'S LnrLE LIVER PILLS
0. equally valuable in Constipation, curing
arid, preventing this annoying complaint, while
theyalso correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver and d regulate the bowels.
Even if they only cured
EA
fiche they would be almost priceless to those
who suffer from this distres ing complaint
but fortunately their goodness does not end
Here, and those who once try them will end.'
these littleills valuable' fn so many that
they will not be willing to do without ythem.
put after all sick head
le the bane of so many lives that here is where
we make our great boast. Our pills cure it
while others do not.
CARTIsn's Ix'rms LIVER PILLS are very small
and very easy to take. One or two pills make
6
dose. „They are strictly ,vegetable and do
not gripe or purge, but by fheh- gentle action
lease ail who use them.' In vialstat 25 cents;
Apse for $1. Sold everywhere, or sent by mail.
CASTER biED1OINE CO„ low York.
Small
Pill, Small Dosrl Small Pricy
SEWING MACHINE
HAS
Na
EQUAL.
-THE
LADIES'
FAVORITE.
;THE ONLY SEWING MACHINE
THAT GIVES .____J
tdf ITROYMING MACHINEgRECEMASS.
csLE oo -28 UNION SQUARE,NY.• DALLAS,
11 LOVIs no. AToPANTA6GA'SsarnAsca osw
George Vickers,
Kirkton.
London Huron & Bruce Railway
GOING NOItTir-TIME TABLE-Pass'nr.
London, depart .... 8.05 A. Y .. 4.25 B. M.
Lucan Crossing .. , 8.47 5`20
Clandeboye .8.52. , , 5.28
Centralia ...:......9.05 5.45
EXETER .. , ......9.16 5.57
Hensall , .. , ... ,.. 9.28 6.09
Flippen 934_ , ... 6.17
Brucefield . . 9.42 6.26
Clinton , , .10.00 . , 6.45
Londesboro' .10.19 7 03
Blyth .10,28 7.12
Belgrave 10:42 7.27
Wingham .:'.... ,11.00 7,45
GOING SOOTS, Passenger,
Wingham , . 7.05 A.a2, 3.40 P.M.
Belgrave . .... ` 7.24 - - . " . 4.00
Blyth.. , .,...7.38 4.15
Londesboro' 7.47 4.25
Clinton:.. 807 4.45
13rucefiold .....: 8.26..:., 5.04
Kippen 8.34...... 5.12
Hensel! . . ,` 8.41 5.19
EXETER . , ...... 8.56 5.33
Centralia.. ... 9.07 5.45
Clandeboye . 9.18 5.56
Liman Crossing .. 9.24 6.02
London, arrive ...10.15' , . , , 6.45
WN?
QUALITY 1S THE TRUE TEST OF
CHEEBS.
J. H. NORTHCOTT
IS NOW Ott RING-o-
ax,EAn,
BUNS,
CAKES Etc.,
OF THE HEST 61VA2..ZSY.
CAKE
Of Every Description Made to Order.
J. ...:* Northcott,
�1c
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL,
reet
Exeter,
STOP AND ]3.EA1..!
.I.
There is a Machine Oil called
RDINEI
I have an immense Stock of
Furniture and Undertaking
Goods now on hand, which X
Will sell at right prices.
Vntirtkin & raltiming
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of otic Stock
Solicited.
S. GI]JLEY.
0
nn
Cliaue_Hall.
Having purchased the
EXETER
TURNI$ FIIOTORY
from Mr. A. Cottle I am pre-
pared to do all kinds of
Turning on short-
est notice.
ht9 Lai Bolas ts
Ttu•necl out on. the shortest'
possible notice.
A CALL SOLICITED.
30/1 11 VAS2571,
Proprietor.,
IF YOU WANT A
anti taly Shaw
Hair CNe��
CALL AT THE
Central Barber Shop,
Fneon's Block
Exeter
Hastings.,
PROPRIETOR
IT IS MANUFACTURED SOLIMY BY
McCOLL BROS. TORONTO, ONT.
that Barrels are branded with the Trade Mark, LARIAlit
If not, do not take it, as it is only spurious oil they
are °Gering w o4,so as to make more money
out of you.
FOR SALE BY
13issett E 'o ,
aGiTEB.
3,TEELGRAINKDRILL
Guaranteed the best in the world.
NO OTHER DRILL made can ba instantly regulated to run atany desired
depth without stopping the team.
NO OTHER DRILL will sow all hinds of grain thoroughly, even, and
properly: covered at a uniform depth in all hinds of soil,
NO OTHER DRILL commences to sow the instant the horses commence to
move, and misses no ground when startingin, after turning,
NO OTHER DRILL equals the Hoosier when used as a cultivator and no
sIngle cultivator surpasses it, thus combining two implements in one:
NOXON'S NEW STEEL BINDER
See the greatest invention of the age in our new linotter - hieh cuts but
one cord,nnnkes no waste ends and:saves cord in bindin;,also Improved Mowers
and Horse,Rakes.
HENRY JONES, AGENT,
All Communications, address to HENRY JONES, Exeter, Ont.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT
Ty Ft a,. az ow
from which this paper is printed
was supplied by the
TOMOTYPE FOONORY
Dealers in Type,
Presses and Printers' Supplies.
J. T. JOHNSTON,
80 & 82 Wellington. St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
Ingoessemateeereealevissmos.o -11111111
The Grand Union Hotel,
.
CS-S1,11COST, - ON'S'.AR20
Enlarged, and Improved.
30 rooms elegantly furnished.
Tables suppli d with all. the ,Delicacies.
of the seaso 3 convenient sample
rooms. Ho a heated with hot. air.
Electri bells throughout.
81 PER DAY.
R. J. TUFTS, PROPRIETOR,
8
to• sell choice
SALE S: i
d® NlrsergStocic
LIBERAL PAY G ARRANTEED.WEEKLY
No experience req erect. Commence at once
and success assure. Write FRED, D: YOUNG,
Nurserymen, Rochester, 23% Y.
.e
A FE
8x10, 11x14 and 14x17
PUFRAMES PlOTOGRA
rRAMES
-o--JUST IN AT o -
NI '• z.t r m
Dont fail to see them.
Also a New lot of Chromes and
Oil Painting's, stitch as you
have never seen
before in
Exeter.
The highest finished Cabinet
Photo's in the County,
so per doz.
au. erg 3az�.