HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1889-8-1, Page 4POWDER
Absolutely Pure*
pie of publiw - weighing of farm produce, J
with a uniform method of market .days in
each week for cash transactions, instead of
truek in store goods, for butter, eggs and
all far,n, productions is much needed, so as
to make public competition with equal
rights at all produce,buying stations and
market places. Therefore, this institute
respectfully urge the municipal councils r,f
Shelburne and Dundalk to arrange so that
farmers with their wives and ddaugbters and
the public shall have the use of market halt
aecornmodatien .during ,the ferenooxw of one
1 ter more days of each week to make cash
hales and purchases as herein indicated and
Published, That all municipal cauaacils
hag' act ;acserdi11g14
Front, the above it will be seen that
they want to do business on n cash.
haSIS. There is something novel in
•
oris. Farmers generally rant to do
bnsia les^ on a prolonged erei• dt basis,
ALLAN LINE.
.
ROYAL, MAIL. STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL .AND QUEBEC SERVICE.
Fawn LIVERPOOL, STEAMER
'" 25
April 16- , . , . , *CIROASSIAN.,,
Thursdlaiy , PARISIAN.: , . ,
lf."y 2 i POLYNESIAN: ..,
FridThuraysd, ay, 16 10 . TCATRHAGENSARDINIAIAIQ
N..
Friday, '"24 l*CIRC,ASSIAN
Thursda , "" $0 PARISIAN
June 6 ...... POLYNESIAN.
Friday, " 14 r,TCARTHAGENI.A.N
and retail Piei',hants throughout the Thrlrsday, " 20 '! SARDINIAN, Thursday,
cortntry have been for years endeavor t Friday, °" 28 CIRC t SSI &N _... Friday,
tog to educate theta th' 'd Thuisday, July PARISIAN Tliulsday,
Ftwlui QUEBEC..
Friday Nay 20
Thursday* c" 16
za.
Thursday, June 6
Friday,.
Thursday,
a. to ,. is idea.
This powder never varies. A marvel oti Eastern Ontario they are .sotueila 1, Fri
h thny "" 0.
purity, strength and wholesomeness Idore
economical /ham the ordivary kinds, and,!. more successful. In. many localitie9 Thursday,
cannot lbs 60,1.1 hue con,petiiton with the d
multitude of low test, short weight aleaun der they get easit for their butter and eggs ul Friday,
Phosphate powders. Solei nniv tis cans « . Thursdla\',
ituNbl,Bd*,IN a rownelt. Co•,iel (watt st. ti.it' 'rutin \o1'thern and lila extern Qatario' ".
1110$1/ Of OW biisine$S isdone hi trade
i'. While 'one of the 'merchants may o . ��T tursk.la
j, , 29 . SARIIN-IAN. . " " 19
Z,it to the farmers exchanging their Friday, September t4`011CASSIAN ,.,, FritlaY,, 27
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produce for cash, the majority will Thurcydasy, "'12, , l PARISIAN.- , , , . , T'eursday, October $
agcy with sus that it will pay them ' i "" "" 19 . , . , , , l P( LY'NFSIA.13 , .. "` "" 10
'
better in the end. In butter for install RATES OF PASSAGE BY' MAIL STS . + S,
Cabin 4:ik .rc�raapb, , , atetairil Tickets, cabin, IIIA. $014 We, fi•aondcalbila, sse
THE
'i ' , ' A DERS."Editor,
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July 1p n1
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25
POLYNESIAN , , , A6. August, 1
CARTHAGENIAN
" 25 ` SARDINIAN.... Thursday,
ug ust 2, .. , , '.#CIRCASSIAN . , - Friday,
8, ,,-: PARtISIAN',,.,,,, `litumsday,
to 1a POL'U ESIAN, 4 September 5
" 23 ."iCA1tTHAG1 NIAN!
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a 23
u 29
c9" i p ' ' y antsy
cd., the 1cat,.st difficulty SQl
nit'1'e11aa11ts 11.11'6 to meet with is ill C'"bin, ti a►, S-0 anti s), ye -copilot: a,n„ to xaccammadation. ServasRts incabii, ;SeFon
# �t �ti $t3iNs
S N u ;g'raci'ng it, A,s we all':now, the 1114- .piv t"ir'ea,salan or other extra Steamers, Cabin, ;r0,, r+o,anil i7e, sccordiu to sceomada•
Fit. h
platy Of us have to pay the sum Itrice'it"eQ,n,t er igr�$ bin, 1$144. 'steerage, 440,. I eturat 'kets, e,$tto,ene . Second cabin,
1 statement, ill detailed „r fol' all e.ades of butter 1t'we do 'Hilt t'llie cAIVATAI ENIAN will 'not carry passengers fve t135a vi4e. Them will be po.
\1'C at once get hallo trouble with the Steamer earryiag pvassen;,ere froRa Qnebec 21 s. - 3uty 5th'
A[tgu t th, Septembes7t3t11.
loess of the Past•O1lice l
s Task: from the date of its open r farmer's wife who brings .in butter so
Y a that it is net u'trrtlt'w1tl1.tl1 two to JOHN SPAOKM N
ilrg tlolri°Ii tdy the doe of the fiscal year
i published, 00 the 50th Jung*, 156 , four cents per pound. at the prevailin the. only authorized amt; feel`
the end of the first complete fiscal yen, price for choice butter. -Canadian
he )tads` was open for business, the j arud r,
total taloillt to Qlecredit d j i
turd ;
watu 8866$14.26. .C, Ten years later, ;10th n IT IS \OM quite evident that 51r. k1.
Ju,ne,1 +i'9, the amount had rk-etehcd tdl Hippo, the popular Reeve 4 nay, will
$3,105,1,9a$0; and on the F,0;h June i be the Conservative standard bearer at
last, at the close of the iisezil year lgtTA." the next local election, for this riding:
t'9, it was $23,011,42 2,57. The Rule: The; (+oleo could not have fell on a
and Ruin party never cease telling us better Hutu, as Mr. Happel le widely
that the Government's fiscal policy has known throughout the ridings, and he
impoverished the people; and yet we would prove to be tt very strong condi-
find that at the present time there date, He, is a veer 11bcral alluded
stands to their credit in thio etving.s man, and will iwike one of the best
institution n *um of nearly twenty l^r`presentaitives that could possibly be
million dollars Imre than 'w•ns found sent from South Duron, We hope that
there the lust fiscal year the Liberal when the time arrives that be will
party Wes in lower. Autl a proportion- consent, and should he do so, we are
ate increase of savings is reported from confident he will be triumphantly re -
other institutions which are open to .re- i turned.
ceive deposits at interest, rc fact 'which
speak volumes for the general and sub- HEATHS.
aatxntina'I prosperity of the great ems of Irk
:A -In Exeter, on. 28th inat.,Mahala
the people of Canada. This number of veal, beloved wife of Jahn veal
'branches ofthe host-ofiieeSavingsBank aged 4,5 years and five days.
open in 1869 was 213; iii 1879 it was
297, and at the close of 1».-89 it was, 11ARH1iED,
463. The average ainoilirt of the de- ZIENr•.RTO\,--BOTIIAcltr:R,--At St,
posits made last year was; 4i$17.07, The rr
John's church, Detroit, on'1Vedues
largest amount deposited in any year day July 17111, by Rev, 'W. Hans,
wa,Sin 1877, when it xeached$8,270,011 Thos. Henderson M. D., (formerly
Last year the amount deposited was ' of Hay) to Miss Rosa Rothacher,
7,926,6'14, In 1878-79, the .'Oast year eldest daughter of Jacob Rothnehcr
the Liberals were in power, the amount Lam"
deposited was only 81,973,243. The
number of accounts open in 1869 was
7,212; in 1879 it was 27,445; and in 18-
89 it was 113,123. The amount of
interest allowed to depositors in 1809
was $21,094.72; in 1879, 8110,912.56; i
and in 1889, $341,92L79. The aver-
age amount standing to the credit of
the depositors in 1809 was $118.80; in
1879, 8113.14; and in 1889, 8203.41.
The total expenses of management last
year, including salaries, compensation
to postmasters, inspection, printing,
stationery, etc, was 851,954.46. The
average cost of each transaction to the
Department in the year 1869 was $3.23
4-10-,1879 it was 80.24 5-10; and in 18-
89,80,20 7-10. The percentage of cost
of management to balance due deposit-
ors in 1869 was $0.67; in 1879, $0.51,
and in 1889, $0.22. The only losses
sustained. between the opening of the
bank in 1865 to the close of the fiscal
year 1888-89 were $6,156.67, in 1878;
8391 in 1882; 8341.49 in 1886; and $150
in 1887, the latter two items being the
result of burglaries at country post -
offices. This branch of the Post -Office
is certainly ably, efficiently and econ-
omically conducted. The statement
thus cursorily examined is one upon
which the Department is to be Congrat-
ulated.
CASH FOR PRODUCE.
'rhe fanners of the township of Mel-
ancthon met last week and formed a,
Farmers' and Ateclianics' Institute As-
sociation. Otte of the principal subjects
discussed at the meeting was the pub-
lic weighing of farm produce and
market days. In this respect the farm.
ers of M2elancthon have taken a step
which retailers throughout the country
should encourage other fanners to fol-
low, ; To use, the words of tits associat-
ion, they decided ff
That this"inst'tate believes that ;justice
exalts s nc..tion, anti that the British princi-,
JIIRTI[S.
FA1IN'Ett-In. Stephen, ou the 28th nit,
the wife of Geo. Fahner, of a
daughter.
HICKS -In i'sborne, on the SOth alt.,
the wife of Samuel Hicks, of a son.
Yeats -n -In Usborne, on the 31st ult...
the wife of Mr. John Frayne, of a
son.
Hanvnv-In Ucborne, on the 25th alt.,
the wife of Thos. Harvey, of a
daughter..
LEAT1ORN-In Exeter, on the 31st ult.
the wife of John Leathorn, of a
daughter.
$istorij of Dllils Oo11llIijia
From the earliest period to the
present time.
BY HUBERT HOWF.Y BANCROFT
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with sectional maps, plane and index.
A hook full of startling taeidente an 1
thrilling romance. A matchless work
by an author of great repute, and is
also the only history of this section
extant.
AGENTS WANTED area
covered by this
volume is rapidly
filling up with intelligent and enterprising
settlers. who are making here their homes.
they all want to know the history of the
country as well as their friends, and those
who have business connections with them
who do not go there. Here is a country as
large as the *United States. and this volume
m ust ever constitute the foundation of its
history.
From $5 to $20 a day
can be made by agents. Everyone of the
Hundreds of thousands of people interested
in this country, and in :the history of the
world, one part with another, will buy this
Took, It is wholly un biased, and, thoughfull
of startling detail. it is thoroughly sound,
practical and philosophical.
Good earnest workers desiring territory should
apply immediately, and fa order to secure it in
-
staidly Scald $1.25, for a complete eanI!a.simg outfit,
and nem choice 'o territory, Extra liberal terms
giiaranteed. No experience or capital required,
c"V the boot" will sell itself it properly presented,
and we give our agents thirty cloys' time iri which
to deliver and collect.
Address,
The History Co., '723 Market St..
Pan Francisco; Cal..
Jy-6a St.
Sale Register.
In Mensal'', on the 3rd inst., baker's
supplies; sale to commence at two.
o'clock, R. E. Slack, prop., Ed. Bossen-
berry, auctioneer.
r, On
Look before you Leap.
AND BEFORE YOU BUY. YOUR
Building ar . ► , Bing
Twine, Harvest Tool ,
OR ANYTHING IN
STOVES or TINW
Call and s�
BISSETT BROS' large stock and get prices.
T U R N t. P and otherapid seeds a specialty.
Cash liaid'for
Eggs, Hides, Skins,
and other farm produce,
BISSETT BROS.
QUALITY IS THE TRU TESY OF
GE3LApNESS.
J. H. NORTHCOTT
- 0,--I .NOW.OFFERING-o-
BREAD, ti
CAKES Etc.,
OF TI $=ST . C17,723.1.1=1"7".
40.1211..1K.
Of Every Description Made to Order.
J. -H. Northcott;
ONE DOOR NORTH OF FANSON'S BLOCK.
Main -street - - Exeter.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR OJT -
i - T 1 1 K:---
frorn
which this paper is prisate
was supplied by the
TORONTO TYPE FUMY
Dealers in Type,
Presses, and. Printers' Supplies_
JOHNSTO
80 & 82 Wellington St.' west
TORONTO, ONT.
ATTENTION 1
Eyes tont,
QtrIOE MARC I
TQ -
W. $:Q(JTHf OTT'S
Qlotili,n;g• and Gents,
EVEITISZINCI STORE.
EXETER, - - ONTARIO.
-(0)-
Some of the finest goods that can be
secured, are arriving every
day.
GENTS' FURNISHIl\GS. IN THE
LATEST STPRICESALE AT RIGHT
.
A CAL11 SOLICITED.
E SOUTRCOTT,
Corner Main and John Street,.
EXETER, ONTAO,
MARKET SQUARE
GENERAL STORE
The undersigned would inform the
Public that he has just received
his
�jj� ,, � 1w
St1 R
TOCK
INCLUDING
A FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS,
HATS AND OAPS, AND CROCK -
'ER, BOOTS AND SUM.
Those wishinganything in my line
mill find it to their advantage to mail'.
and iuspect my 'T0
a
goods All4e s.
rt
P
Best Roller Flour always
on 'Bluth.
Highest Price paid for Butter
and Eggs, and all 'rind of
Produce,
J. P. ROSS.
(113-22-'88)
J. L iMALLACOMD,
JII&c!iaiit Tailor.
Up stairs, over H. Spackman's
Hardware Store.
Re has in stock some of the
finest summer goods
to be found on
the market.
A CALL SOLICITED.
J. G. SMALLACOMBE.
London Huron & Bruce Railway
GOING NORTH-TnIE TABLE-Pass'nr.
London, depart.... 8.05 A. M..4.25 r. X.
Liman Crossing...8.47 5.20
Clandeboye .8.52 5.28
Centralia. , - - 9 05 5.45
EXETER.... .... .9.16 ..... 5.57
Hensall .... 928 6.09
9.34
Brucelield , , .... 9.42 6.26
Clinton ..:. 10.00...:. - . 6.45
Londesboro' .10.19 7.03
Blyth .10.28 7.12
Belgrave ........10.42 7.27
1Vingham .11.00 7.45
GOING SOUTil Passenger.
Wingham ....... 7.05 A.M3.40 P.M.
Belga i ve .. .. 7.24 4.00 .
Blyth.. ,, .. ..... 7.88 4.15
Londesboro' 7.47 4.25
Clinton . , . 8.07..... 4.45
$rucefield 8.26 5.04
Kippen , .. , 8.34 '5.12
Hensall..
8.41 5.19
EXETER :........ 8.56 5.33
Centralia ..... - . , 9.07 5.45
Clandeboye 9:18 - 5.56
Lucan Crossing . 9.24. 6.02
London, arrive ...10,15 6.45
FOR SALE_
Farmers, Gardeners and Florists,
A fair sized brick cottage containing
dining -room, sitting -room. :9 bedrooms, en-
trance hall, with two good cellars under-
neath, large kitchen 14x90 feet, with wood-
shed attached, two large greenhouses, small
stable, good well of water; with 1% acres of
land, all well fenced and in fair condition.
This property is within five minutes' walk.
of the Exeter post office. The land will be
sold on easy terms. Apply to
A. ALLEN, xeter, , Dxete ,(int.
April it, 6 m. 6
rpo THE DEAF. -A person' cured of .Doaf-
. m iSs and noises in the Bead of ZA,' years'
standing, by a simple remedy, will send a
description of it FrtEE' to any person who ap-
plies to Nicrtor,so>r, 80`81. John St. Montreal
ti-tt-is$.-ly.
For Sale or. to Rent.
The subscriber offers for Sale or to Rent,
that desireable residence on Huron street,
consistingof a frame house, with 6 rooms.
therein, a'good well of water, about, two
acres of land being lot 98.' Possession im-.
mediately. ~Perms reasonable. Apply to
EDWARD GILL, or at this office
Apt -set ,
CLOTHING
A. J. SHELL,
1/Zeoi 1. St-
EDETER - ONTARIO,
Has now in stock
SPE 9NVMfl
C -C 0=S,
IN TEE FOLLOWING LINES ;
West of England Suitings and Trous
erings,
Seotch Tweed Snitings and Trouser
ings,
French and English Worsted. Cloths
All made up in the Latest
style, at Vest Rates.
A. T. SNELL.
L. H. Dickson's
Listo�Rea� tt Io i11.
l.otto.2>, in the istconcessionotownship ton
shipoflii4bert,eontiiining too acres. Thi$
fare, will be sold cheap, and on eauy terms
Tho farm is situated miday betweenbeaforth
and Dublin, on the Huron Caravel Road.
Chnreh and School within looyards of farm,
Soil the best in the county.
A number of Exeter village proporttes for
sale un tho bet of ternis,iucluding some of
ttt most desirable residences in town,
Some property in the villaa es of Centralia..
and: k atriubar, whish ean be,l,out ht cheap?,
To Boarding Rouse keepers -On cout1it
than of Verity's Foniitirbitacakpaated itiawA
*OM IS to 20 *atditionitl hande are to be ern-
ploycd, A Iiou>e to lot at a small rent eau.
able of aeeornoda ting S to to boarders. Abo,,1
Ave minutes walk from tlic:foundry.
1'or further particulars apply to
dlarch7th.lss9. f,A}Il{CKSU�7oter,
S. GIDLEY.
Tt Ji: LEADING
Uniciertaker
AND
furniture Dealer
OF THE ... ,
TOWN .
I have an immense Stock of -
Furniture and Undertaking
,Goods now on hand, which I
will sell at right prices.
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. GIDLEY.
IF YOU WANT A
Clean ani Ess 5hi
Y
` OI{
Neat Hair Cut,CALLATTHE
Central . Barber ' Shop,
Fanson's Block,
Exeter
A. Hastings,
PROPRi +`T.OR
Exolor POto Sivalo.
Why is it
that in ot1er towns
and surrounding' country they
speak so highly of the photo-.
graphs that are taken
in Exeter.
r
And hova
is it that there are
so malty photos sent into the
different cities of Ontario from;
EXETER PHOTO G-ALLERY
Because Senior's work is as
good if not better than any of,`
the leacli.iag ; galleries in the
cities ancl thein prices are 84
and $5 per doz., while they
get them at Senior's for 83:00.