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r 1 Et weightEa Ircamms published. in the Post of Oct. 12th, only
e n a:IiAt;11 e nowe>:o: co. ear; W,sAa t, i two weeks b:fore lairs celebrated. Post
k frlilee' libel suit. It will be nn ex;pen-
i.Cive aaffair, if it over comes off, ;as Mr.
13.'aracer , barrister. of Seafrrth, who en-
ters the rase for Jenl.iuq, has retained
B. B. Osler, Q. C. whom it will bar re-
membered had the opposite side at the
Huron, Fell Assizes.
Ivo Stoat Xnenrance..
The efforts of ,41 number of leading
On Monday- next, :July 1st, our base'
ball club goes to Goderich to play u
friendly game with the club of that
town for a silver eup. The following
g; ,ntleu n will comprise the team:—
it,
eam: -
i , J. E.aerett, captain, 2b; D. Tait, p;
G. Anderson, lb; F. Anderson, c; Ed,
Bissett, 3b; O. Menem 1 s. s; I, Carling
1. f; J, Elliot, c. f; B, Knight, ref.
Xgtb oiduly.
The posters have been issued anuouu'
ring the celebration of the conning 12th
of July in Exeter: Among the various'
a attractions mentioned are prizeaforb;st
Brass and Fife and Drums ]lands, The
speakers for the oecession will he Na,
Clarke Wallace. M. P. Grand Master B.
` ,, Jas, L. Hughes, Dep. Grand Master
O. W. Iter. Ii. S. Cooper, Grand Chap.,
a 1aa1 others. In the evening; a grand
promenade oncert and Firswoxks dis-
play Will be gluon by Prof. Hand of
Hamilton. The 0. T. R. will give low
rates en that day. For partieulars see
piasters,
1. A»etlher Libel Solt.
The somewhat notorious ex -editor of
lute Brussels Budget has entered
-fur, .. trot. rh ss r who,e,,orneues,. >r<
rs r. Dna L tan. ta 1 e r.iaaau Kara iv , , a.l ibel againSt Kerr: of the post,
EXETER l ARKETaa!
Wheat per bushel... to SO
Beeley. .. .. :15W d
liar ...... ............. civ to 2
(lover Weed . 4.00 to 4.7)
Ver s per dor.. .... 10 to * t 1
But (er, Iloole • „ ••
• . •
el.rrien in Western Ontario tienl-
1,aatp'ar. Crocks,. . ,• , 15 to lei early resielents of Huron, to organize a
Io±,rocs per bush 20 to 25 .ualt stock caapan for the
insurance
'lay per ton... ... 9,25 to moo of lire stack, have culminated in what
promises to be a great success Thefull
.amount of the vi000 stock required to
retro, The Glorious Woe levee meet the Government deposit has been
On the twelfth of July next vw ill be subscribed and insurance applied for
celebrated the one hundred and some- • mounting to fully half a millionn dol.
thing or ether :aarativersery of "The lar -s. A general meeting of all interest
Battle of the Boyne, Exeter, by •a ed will be held at Staatford next Tues -
wise decision ala the, carlalmittee, has day, when represented stoekmen, horn
been selected as the place its whirl; to all over this Province will be present
iwnor it. Thousands of Orangemen and the organization fully coruplet-
from this western district will meet ed.
here and under their grend old flag Tee crop 1'roseeets.
renew their vows of defence of political The crop prospects in this ' icinity
equality. The procession will baa Dare are not by any rneans,asbrrght as they:
trend nue of our country's pricier 'and were three seeks Ago. The rceeut eon -
BEAR
as they proudly file one after another tinracd mains haarar done great injury t
-The wonder of .to.day* is London
Electric Soap.
'-IL I.U111ings, »enti.st,1'or rue best
Artiilegall teeth.
-Mr; A. Cottle is erecting a nein
1101.0,
`-Carling Eros, claaange their 'ad' in
this issue,
..?ear. H. Elliot spent a few days in
town this week
—Mrs. Walt. Andrews is spending
a few clays in Loudon this week.
The Mitchell 44-ertdser has turn-
ed another milestone. Success to it,
---Mr, Porter, M. P. of Clinton, gave
nS a friendly call on Monday last.
311.7i..litiiliings,Oen, not. Gob1lfall ngs
a specialty. Of'rt.eeover O'.'1Tei, Itanlc.
Exeter,
—The Bothwell Times has changed
hands, A. Mr. Neeiauds, of Stapler,
has purchased it.
—Photographs of Messrs. Crossley
and Hunter at Senior's. Read his
change of advertisement.
—Crocteery, Glassware, Chinaware,
Silverware and Cutlery at great dis-
counts at Richard Pickard's.
—There will be an eclipse of the
xenon Friday June 2Sth. It will be
visible to the southern half" of Africa,
For Ilreee-Goods, Silks, Satin Mau'-
vellenx, Alilliakea y°, . e. Sze, at correct
prices go to Richard Pickard's.
—A large crowai leaves this Thurs-
day evening for Loudon to attend the
Gilmore concert which will be. held
there.
—A wedding will the laleee here
shortly, one of the engaged parties be-
fog n resident Of this plate sad the
other haillug from Michigan.
—We :have to return tltanl:s to Mr..
T. S. Robbs. president of the London
tented], club, for eonnpliruentary ticket
to games on July lst.
Prints, Ginghares, Embroideries,
Molina, Laces, Henry and Gloves are
being cleared out at big reductions at
Richard Pieknrd's.
Miss Hawkey, 'Miss Shiuner, of
Parkhill, and Ai'r. . and Mrs. Shinner, of
Chlongo; were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs, John Taylor on Tuesday,
into the long and tell -known business a all that erops growing on land not thor
house of J. Grigg, fancy-goods'dealt:r, b'ouglily drained. Strange as it may
dignity will be forgotten and emelt. , appear, farmers pretty generally re -
bends beckon eagerly in the °Pen port that even the hay crop has posit
doerrvay to incite wives and cldldren , ively gone back" during the period
to come and view the rich display of end in driving through the
P mentioned, , „
goods. Each will have something by :country, one cannot help noticing the
which to reaniember the day and places , Ltre n.runber of fields of barley akntl
ravel though dust and glory may have
an equal fight, a cram, satisfaction will
steal through their breasts and parcels
will be hugged while each one feels
that if for these alone the day has not
been wasted.
oats that apparently will not yield half
a crop. The winter wheat as a rule
never recovered from the effects of the
dry weather of last fall, and wall sear-
cecly come up to the average. In many
'Instances the poteton plants rotted in
the ground so that the work of plant-
ing had to be done over again with the
danger that, should the season not
prove exceptionally fine,the tubers will
St. en Water. not have sufficient time tomature. We
The Creat Health restorer. If you may add too that, owing to the severe
feel out of sorts, drink St. Leon Water. frost, of two or three weeks ago, the
Bente. VIT for Dyspepsia and Piles; fruit crop will not be abundant.
itil tl etre. George Sanders. ]al a:!lebaall;2tl'ateir.
On Thursday last the Exeter base-
ball club went to Mitchell to play a
riendly gape with the club of that
own, The game was a very ono.sided
ffaair after the first innings. The
curves picthed by Tait perplexed. the
Mitchell boys bad, as they were sear
ely able to strike a ball. The follow -
ng is the score:—
That
TINS IN MIND.
Richard Pickard's is the cheapest
place in town to buy your Dry Goods, Boots
and shoes, etc.
We quote a few of our prices:—
Fey Dress Goods for 10 cents per yard
.All wool tweeds " 35 " "
Fine Combination Prints for 8 cents per yard
Boys' Shoes for 35 cents per pair
Men's as ; 50 " " a;
Owl Factory Cotton for cents per yard.
Pure Linen Tatlings as 20
Children's Shoes 25 " ac pair.
Ladies' Shoes as 37 a
Tailoringand Millinery always a speci-
alty
and
us
alt'q withguaranteed
J
in each department.
At Richard Pickard. ' .
ax%other Feat.
Another plague has made its appear-
ance around St. Thomas that is destroy
ing the raspberry bushes, being a little
black. shiny bug '•eaareeely theme of a
pea bur., which are very lively, and
drop off on Wing touched, It opens
operations on the leaf just where it
springs from the stock and limbs, and
eating in, suck the substance from the
new growth, which wilts and drops
down.
Coeeh 3iorse Alen.
A me::ting of the directors of the Can
ada Coach Horse Society was held in
the Albion Hotel 'last 'Tuesday, Messrs.
John Gilson, London; D. M. Ratcliffe,.
Seaforth; Andrew oimg,Carloac1 ;John
Aikenhead, Dr. Whitley and Jas. Mitc-
hell, Goderieh, and others being pres-
ent. A large amount of routine busi-
ness was transacted, and steps taken
to extend and complete the working
rules of the Society, and report at the
annual meeting, it was decided to hold
at London on Friday, Dee. 6th,
To tell a Diamond..
It doesn't require an expert to tell
whether a diamond is genuine or not
The test is very simple, and can be
made by any, and, in a moment. All
you need is apiece of paper and a lead
pencil. With the latter make a small
dot on the paper, then look at it
through the diamond. .1f you can see
but one dot you can depend ippon it
that the stone is genuine, but if the
mark is scattered, or show more than
one. you. -Pill be perfectly safe in refus-
ina. to pay'ten cents for a stone that
may be offered to you at $500.
Lost all Fath.
A New York fiat owner advertised
as usual that he would rent only to
people who had no 'children. His flats
were soon well-filled, and he congratu-
lated himself that no childish voices
wereto be heard in the halls: One day
a few weeks ago he came around to
collect the rent, and nearly dropped
dead when he found that two families
had been blessed with tiplets,four were
twins, and seven were 'single babies.
He has lost all confidence in the human
race, and now goes about with lower;
ed held, as a man who has been deeply
wronged.
ExrTBn.
Eacrett 2nd b. 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0-8
Anderson F., e. 000000000--0
Carling 1. f., 000010000-1
Bissett 8rd b., 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1-3
Oke r. 1, 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1-4
Anderson 1st b., 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1-3
Taitp., 000 010 1 10-3
Gidloy s. s, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-2
Knightc.f, 000000000-0
Totals, 0 2 1 1 6 0 3 2 4-19
Errors, 3; earned runs, 11; two base
hits, 7; bases on ball, 2; base on hit by
pitched balls 1; pass ball 1; struck out
11.
MITCHDLL.
Broderick1stb.,100000000-1
Awty p., 10000101.0-3
Thompson s. s. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Powers2ndb., 00.0000000-0
Canning 3rd b.,000000000-0
Ryan 1f., 000000000-0
Fordc., 000000000-0
Stewart c.f., 000000000-0
Gofi"ncy 000000000-0
Totals 200001100-4
Errors, 9; Earned runs, 1; two base
hits, 2; base on balls, 5; base on hit by
pitched balls,1; pass balls,2; wild pitch-
es 4, by Awty; struck out 2.
HSrief .
W- asherwoman's friend is London
Electric Soap.
—Insist on your grocer giving you
London Electric Soap, it is the best.
— Just think washing day made
shorter by using London Electric
Soap.
—Washing made easy and homes
made happy by using London Electric
Soap.
—Don't forget to try London Electric
Soap once and you will use no other
kind.
—London Electric Soap is only
made by D. Richards, Woodstock,
Trade Mark Registered.
—London Electric Soap will not in-
jure the hands or clothes aid do more
worn for the money, try it.
—4 bars of London Electric Soap for
25c.
— None but first-class grocers sells
London Electric Soap.
—Ask your grocer for London Elect-
ric Soap.
HENRY WELLS,
Brewer apa fllalsler
GODERICfl,
Mr. E, Fish, barber, procured from
as lady a switch of cut hair which
rlicarmed 40 inches in length and
weighed I of a its, Beat this who can.
—On Monday next, July let our
club goes to G oderieh to play a match
with the club of that town. .4. return
match will beplayed. here on July
12th.
-- Mr. Geo. Samwell had a very val-
uable Jersey cow die on Saturday. The
supposed cause of her doaathaves ioilaam
/nation, She was valued at ;Saw and
had one of the best pedigrees in Can-
ada.
—The Exeter beechen club has
receivedan invitation to play at a
tournament in Mimi Craig en July.
18th next. They have not, as yet,
decided wrhether they will co.
—We hear that Mr. Simon Stabl,who
is well known here, will commence the
publication of a weekly newspaper in
Unionville, Mich. The first number
will appear this week. Wo wish him
every success in his venture.
--Messrs, William and Richard Bry-
ant, of Lucan, have purchased a print-
ing plant in Toronto and will DIM it
to Lucan at once and continence the
publication of a newspaper in that vil-
lage. We wish them every success.
—An advertiser in the New York
JTerald,in advertising for "a competent
and reliable book-keeper," specifies
that "book-keepers who suffer from
thirst caused through the smell of the
ink or the dry look of the paper need
not apply."
—On Tuesday evening last, Messrs.
Crossley and Hunte, preached their
farewell sermons. Since they have
been here some four hundred and forty
have professed conversion. They left"
on Wednesday morning, amid the best
wishes of all.
—"I am fired of living with such a
homely woman!" exclaimed Wm. Rush
of Niabara,Falls as he walked away
from his wife six weeks ago. The
other day she was left a.legacy' of $40,-
000, and William Hurried back home
to call her his angel wife, but she
would'nt let him in.
-A Missouri farmer,who boasted that
he. "had. not taken a newspaper in his
house for the last forty years," was
visited the other day by two confidence
men and swindled out of $2,000 in the
way often exposed by the newspapers,
He would have made money by taking
and reading a newspaper.
—Mr. Harry Hems, of Fairpark,
Exeter, England, acknowledges the
receipt of the Exeter ADvooArn, con-
taining the description and opening of
the Trivitt Memorial church ; also
photo of the same, and has this to say:.
"The church is really admirable. It is`
a fine specimen of gothic arehetecture
(13 century.) Mr. Hems is one of the
leading architects and Sculptors of
Europe. •
—A good many Public, School teach-
ers are lamenting the facts that owing
to -the way the month of July enters
they will only have seven weeks' holi-
days this year instead of. eight. The
same thing will also occur. next ; year.
will also occur next year. So says the
St. Thomas Tines. Welt, it is to bad,
and we sympathize with the poor, over
worked school teachers:` However it
may be some consolation to them to
know that not only way Jaaiy comes in
but the way every month in every
year, come in that a week's holidays
and sometimes not that, is the utmost.
newspaper men and printers every look
for. But then we know the latter class
have nothing to do for them life' is one
long gleam of sunshine.' 1
MANUFACTURER OF
W11s' G1hrt jile aid
PORTER.
XXX Porter a Specialty.
A GREAT CHQICE OF fr
IN Croaui. & Ice cool DriRks
—AT
Kyndman's,
We are prepared
to supply the Public through-
out the season with
Ice Cream, Ginger Ale,
Sarsaparilla, Plain Soda,
Lemon Soda, Lemonade,
Milk -sake,
--FLAVORED WITH—
Lemon, Strawberry, Van-
illa, Pine Apple
or Raspberry.
O. A. HYNDMAN.
NowBOE & SXOE STORE
W. H. Trott
wishes to announce that he
has opened out business in the
stand recently occupied by
the ADVOCATE, and is pre-
pared to manufacture first-
class •
BOOTS & SHOES-
for all customers.
A CALL SOLICITED.
Our motto ' is good
work and square
dealings.
W. H. TROTT. '-
CONS1TIPT1ON CULLED.
An old pphysician,retired from pra4tico `hav-
in5 had placed in his hands by an Bast India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy'for the speedy and permanent euro of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all groat and Lung Affections. Also a
positive' and radical cure for nervous Debility
and allNervous Com plaints,after having test
edits wonderful curative powers fn thousands
of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known
to his sufferingfellows. Actuated by this
i suffer -
will
er-
relieve hninai ff
motive and a desire to i y
fng,Z will send free of charge to all who desire
it, thisreceipe, in'German, French or English
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by rail by addressing with stain pnam-
ing this paper. W. A. IVOYrs, 145 Power's
Flock, Rochester, N, Y. Oct -18
RFOHTUNEFORALL
R is said that every person has a chance
once in their lifetime to make a fortune, and if they
allow that time to pass may never have the opportunity again,
TEAT TIME HAS COME
Ton can depend upon it that everybody purehasing their goods.
at Parkinson's saves money, by doing so will soon make
their fortune, His prices are always down.
You are not asked high prices to make up losses, for debts contracted by bad
customers; dont you see there is thousands in it. Parkinson's Stock
is new and consists of DryQoods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-
ware, Tweeds, Boots and Shoes, in fact everything usually
kept in a first-class General Store, See his Black and Colored Cashmeres
from 25 eta. up. You can get the cheapest all wool snit in Exeter made to order
Make no mistake. Consult your , own interests and
examine his stock before making your purchases elsewhere
and you will soon save enough for a fortune. You can do
better at the Cheap Cash Store than any other place in
Exeter. Highest market price allowed for farm produce at
PARKINSON'S. First door north of the Town Hal], Exeter.
Z'aximixamora..
its Simply Absurd
For any man to claim to
Make money by selling at a loss.
Its simple to say it and simple to swallow it.
If the farmer raised only grain for grain what he planted he
would starve. If the merchant sells his goods dollar
for dollar at the price he bought them, he
is out in time, labor and expense.
WE MUST LIVE.
and we live by our profits, but we don't prey on the public.
Our price is actually lower than the much bragged up
"BELOW COD"
of others. If they sell below cost they
paid big prices. Bad buyers don't
make good sellers. Good
goods don't have to be sold
below cost to get rid of them.
Our Goods are good..
They pay us to handle and you to buy
We don't have to bribe our buyers
or sacrifice our sales.
HERE ARE. OUR GOODS,
at fiprices.don't
rest We dog. t
crowd you to buy. Take
theme.r leave cave th
ern:
Highest price paid forTTER A2S D
KGGS.
WE "SOLICITACA►LL■
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