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WEYEt. FAO 10 CM SA7lsfAono t
Ka SALE B ( ALL DEALERS,
1565, Grigg's 'Seek Store, 1$S9,
SPF,(si[ei+,-`.Che shortening days of
Fall and approaching Waster are upon.
us, art ominous chili in the air makes
itself felt At times giving its warning
that out-of-door pastimes. are soon to b3
set aside and that our pleasures are to
be soon found one more by tour ain
fireside," Books and urigisines will
be sought for and their lack supplied,
tomes will be used to promote the
Good Cheer aforetiane produced by
ruder sports, the latest songs will be
sought for, their iuspiaation to higher
thoughts and nobler deeds and choice
thoughts front the best minds in the
shape of Readings and Recitations will
be laid under contribution to provide
amusements for the social elides as
well as the larger public gatherings.
Will not talo az thought •hecall with
pleasure the source whence nitwit of
the needed material has hi times past
been supplied and look once wore to
the sante spot for present needs. We
hope so and will thankfully welcome
the old faces whose Supper, ha
S beep
substaneial aid in the past as well as
the new faces who may see tit to pat-
ronize us for the first time. Our variety
win not be less but greater.
J, Gaiety, Exeter,
7—.ae00a.--�
L ar
On Monday, a sant of money. The
tinder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at Oda office.
St, Leon Water,.
The Great Health Restorer, If you
feel out of sorts, drink St. Leon Water.
EL<ixiit vrr. for Dyspepsia and Piles;
positive curs:. George Sanders.
Gawae jowls.
Follow ing, ;are the dates for shooting
ass set down by the statute:-
., September 1st to January
,cxideQeth August 15th to Janu-
arylett Snipe Reit and. Golden Plover
September 1st to May lst; Quail, Oct.,
kith to Noveenber 20th; Geese, Septem
ber 1st to May 1st; Hare, ,eptelnber lst
to March 15th; Beaver, Mink, Reindeer
or Caribou must not be killed till Oct.
Bath, 1595; Deer, October, 15th to Nov.
20th.
Mulch Eatll
The annual Ffair of the Hay Agri
cultural Association was held at Zur-
ich on Friday last. The entries were
fully up to list year's, The inside show
was extra good. Grain, roots, vege-
tables and fruit were good,considering
the dry season. The show of horses
and cattle was fair only. Machinery
was not well represented. An interest
ing feature was the electric town clock
Invented by G. Hess, of Zurch, which
was an full operation on the grounds.
The receipts at the gate were about
one-fourth of last year's. Considering
the weather, as there was a constant
rain from morning till night and very
stormy:, the officers are well pleased
with the result.
-1;C,L.13illiu s, Dentia,, for the. best
.rt.feInl teeth.
The salt works is running again in
full blast.
Herds. Wilson and Clement exchang
led pulpits an Sunday evening.
L.11111inga , Dentist. Gold fillings
o stpeeiatty. Office over O Weirs hank,
Exeter.
-Our thanks are due ?wfr: Alex. Robin-
son, London England, for copies of the
London Times.
A few loads of soft maple or hard-
wood taken on new or old subscription
at tiae ADVOCATE office.
TWO hundred and two converts is the
resulted the tabors of Messrs. Crossley
d-: Hunter in Parkhill.
Mr. Henry Willert, of Dashwood,
ships two carloads of lambs to the east-
ern markets today.
Mr. Levi Lewis, of East Saginaw,
shipped a cax:oad of fine heavy horses
to that city yesterday from here.
Owing to the crowded state of our
columns we are compelled to hold over
the report of the West Huron Teachers'
Association.
The report of the list of conVictions
has been published for the quarter
ending Sept. 30th, Fifty-nine cases'
were tried.
On Monday morning a horse belong-
ing to Mr.* Fred Fisher fell down in
front of the. Mansion House, breaking
shafts of the buggy.
It is currently reported that Mr. Geo
Powell, of Winchelsea, has fallen Heir
to a large legacy left by friends in Eur
ope. We hope the report is true.
An interesting game of Croquet will
be played on the grounds of Mr. Wes.
J Bissett, between London and Exeter
players, on Friday evening.
A game of baseball was played here
on Tuesday morning between the
juvenile clubs of Exeter and Luca.n
,and resulted in favor of Exeter by a
score of 22 to 15.
Mr, B. Case, of Usborne, has purchas-
ed the 100 acre farm from Mr. Abel
Waiper, paying therefor the handsome
sum of $6,000. The farm is in the
township of Hay.
The most absent-minded man was
not the mien that hunted for his pipe
when it was between his teeth, nor the
man who threw his hat out the window
and tried to hang up his cid ar on the
peg,nor the man who rend tiie notice on.
his office door °.Back By Half Past Two,
and sat down to wait for himself no!
but the man who put his <umbra/. to
bed and went and stood behind the
door,
Our local sportsmen are all becoming
quite eorpulant on a patridge and Mack
squirrel diet. It is to be presumed that
they always keep the tail as a Sotcuenir
of their achievements on theramrod
line
On Monday Mr, John Satulake, of
Stephen left his horse standing tied in
front of the residence of Mr. John Cud.
more, the horse, became frightened and
commenced running around the post
and broke the shafts of the wagon.
Don't use rubber stamps on your
letter heeds. This is a dead giveaway
on your businesson the town, and the
newspapers published in it. Get yotir
are to be seen, but it is believed, that!
he received several internal injuries,
which may prove of a serious nature,
as he lies in a critical condition at pre-
sent.
A young son of Mr. Alex. Campbell,
lot 12, con,, 2, West Zorra, has been suf-
fering. terrible for about a year with a
pain in his leg, which it was feared,
would ultimately turn to blood poison-
ing; A short time ago it was decided
to have an operation performed, which
was accordingly done on Monday of
last week. Skilful medical aid was ob-
tained :and the fiesh•from the . knee to
the ankle was cut and laid. back from.
letter heads, envelopes, business cards ` the bone, when it was. observed - that
etc., printed at the AnvocarE office. several splinters had grown on it
They were out off and the lea dressed,.
On Monday evening Mr. Jt h a Cud- The boy, who is only ten years of age,
more received what might be termed has been prostrated since the operation.
a serious accident. He was shoeing
a: horse and by some mentis his foot One of the saddest and most solemn
slipped and be fell on the amino- funeral oeeaasions ever known in Staffa
Meting a deep gash in his forehead, was that of Tuesday evening of last
Wweek, Dir, John Hotharn, jr., left Staffa
Z1
On ednesday morninga; young about a year ago for Colorado, buoyed
lady by the name of Miss Deo,ves, who up with warranted hope for the future,
resides near Clinton, was struck by:. as strength of body and quality of mind
the train going north on the L. H. S gave every promise of success in the
B. and was instantly killed, She was
deaf and dumb and was going to the
Clinton Fair,
Cu Friday last, the ratepayers of
Bayfield carried a by law granting
$5,000 to Messrs. IL ,, J. Kaibteisch, of
Zurieh, for the purpose of establishing
asaw, pbnining and grist mill, The
mills to contain all the modern machin
ory.
Considerable interest Is being taken
in the twitched stallion race fora purse
great field of human competition.
Every succeeding report brought en-
couraging tidings to his friends here of
success in the far west, until they re-
ceived the startling intelligence by tel-
egram on Thursday of his death on the
214 instant. Ur. Uothaarn took ill with
typhoid fever a few weeks ago and
went immediately to St, Luke's hospital
Denver, where he was eared for up `*o
his death on the date mined^ His pee-
ple on receiving iutelltgenee of his
of $1,0001, between O'Neil S Ferguson's death, telegraphed to the hospital ants
t' s
ora atot
London Moonlight ,93:37, and Joh11 q send the bodyhome.Itonday,
Eeacow s Clinton'1'ontine, 1827, to be hey° arrived set afiteh d ori Moi3iinot
trotted on the Western Fair rrountise but in consequence of delays did not
best three in fare, on Sept, 28th next, arrive till conTueveyed
othe evening. It was
from there con,vay^cd to the old home -
Get your concert, picnic and other stead Staffs, where a large number a
bills printed at this office, We will friends had been waiting for hours.
give you a free notice in the Anvoearn,; At the old .home the casket was uncov-
1 aarmers and others who intend having ered and the remains viewed ill the
sales this fall will do well to get their friends and assembled sympathizers,
work done at this offnee, We have after which the body was conveyed, by
excellent faculties for work of this hind the light of the moan, to the Methodist
;and will get up as neat a bili. as any . church buryinggrounds, and at the
office in the eountry. Prices reasonable ! solemn hour of neidnight, beneath the
sand good work guaranteed. bri;bt moonll filet, ]:aid in its last rest -
4=
ereanalw ing place. 'Very encouraging words
Mr. R. R. Archer and Wife returned have en conveyed to the deceased's
on Thursday last, after spending a parents and friends in Staffa from those'
couple of weeks in. Now .or1:,-lir, L. who witness ids illness- and. death lin
iI Dickson, visited the county town on the far away west and on Sunday even
business on Mondaa; .-Mr, John Raw- ing as memorial service was held in tile,
day who resides at winghano 'ia here chure, Statfa in connection with the
for a few days. Mr. Jos. Bowden, of !sad creat,
Alvinston, to: , z is
.here for a few days. -:wiles '' The people of l3ruc°field and vicinity
Bella Acheson returned from °Torentq were pained a and shocked at the an-
Saturday evening; -Messrs. Alex Dow nonneoment of the death of Mr. • John
Ross, of the London Road, Stanley, near
thereon Thursday morning. Few had
heard of his illness and it is only a few
days since his genial face and familiar
form were seen on the streets. It seems
that on Tuesday last Mr. Ross had pre-
pared to go to the Seaforth show and
had gone to the stable to hit"' his
horse. While so engaged -44.13=14e
Creech, our town coustab]e, is able to suddenly i11 and decided not to go. 'He
be around n ;ain.—llir. inc. Gould and wentto bed and from it he never rose,
wife, who have been visiting friends sinking rapidly until Thursday morn -
in London for a couple of weeks, re ing when he passed peacefully away.
turned on Monday evening.—Mrs. Thos. previous to this he had been enjoying
,Nestle, of London, is visiting friend his usual good health. The cause of
in and around the village,—Amon;; death i8 supposed to be some afflictionthe visitors at the fair on Tuesday we' of the :kidneys which resulted in blood
noticed Messrs Geo. Moir and H. Fred poisoning. He was an intimate friend
Sharpe, St. Marys, Jas. ,Riley, London, of the late Wm. McMillan, and was one
of the pall bearers at his funeral, and
none who saw his fine, robust figure
there, ever supposed that they would
have the painful duty of following kis
remains to the same cemetery soon
after. The ways of Providence are
indeed mysterious. Mr. Ross was a
native of Itosshire, Scotland, and' was
one of the first settlers on the London
Road, where, by industry and good
and John Willie Wt on. Tuesday morn-
ing for Manitoba. They will visit all
the prineipa^tl towns and villages in the
Northwest, -Miss Lizzie Stewart return
ed home from visiting friends in God-
°rich on Saturday evening, --Mrs.
Hooper, who has been visiting friends
hi. London, returned on Friday evening.
-We are glad to notice that Mr. Jas.
R. McLeod, Thos. and Richard Coursey,
Lucan.-Mr,.1. N. Hooper is home for
a few days. -Mr. Tsaac Carling is back
again. -Mrs. R. Bissett, of London, is
visiting friends in town.—Mr. Joseph
Bowden, jr., left on Wednesday for
Hamiilton-Mrs. Chas. Perkins vial'
daughter left on Wednesday for Ne11e's
Corners,—Mr. Wm. Fletcher,of Usborne,
left for Bad Axe, Michigan, Thursday
morning.—Mrs. B. S. O'Neil left for management he made for himself. and
London Thursday last.—Mr. John family a comfortable home and laid up
Hawkshaw, of the Commercial Hotel, a liberal competency. Ile was a worthy
'left for Detroit Thursday.—Mr. Chas. citizen, a good neighbor,. a kind and
Snell left for Detroit on Thursday last. faithful friend. Ile was worthy and
Mr. L. H. Dickson left for Goderich on useful member of Union Presbyterian
Monday to attend court.—Mrs, E. Chris- church. He leaves his aged partner in
tie left Wednesday to visit friends in life and a family of four sons and five
Clinton,—Mr. R. H. Collins ]eft Wed- daughters to mourn his loss. He was
nesday to attend court in Goderich.— 69 years of age. The funeral took
Mrs. George Knight of Ethel, is spend- place on Saturday at 11 o'clock.
ing a few days in town.—Mr. Frank
Gordon returned home to Lucknow
this morning, after spending a few Ministers Lawyers, Teachers, and ot
weeks with friends here.—Mr. H. Hunt hers whose occupation gives but little
of the Toronto Truth, gave us a call exercise, should use Carter's Little Lir
on Wednesday evening.—We are er Pills for torpid fiver and billiousness
sorry to learn that Mr. Jaynes Greeve One is a dose. Try them.
is on the sick list.—Mr. M. Y. McLean
of the Seaforth Expositor, was intown
on Monday and Tuesday.—Mrs. Greeve
is visiting her son Jaynes, who is ill
—Miss Cook, of Johnston's Mills, is the
guest of the Misses Gills for a few days.
General News.
A SAD CASE.—A case has just come
to our notice of a young lady who liv-
ed at Cross Hill,dying from an ingrown.
toe -nail. The said ;young lady had
friends in Wingham,and they the other
day received the sad intelligence. It
seems she was the picture of health,
with but the exception of the said trou-
ble. Last week she resolved to have,
the nail removed, and a doctor was call
ed in who performed the operation, and
leaving a mixture to be administered
to the toe he left, but soon had to be
summoned back again, but he could.
do nothing, and she died in the great
est agony, on Thursday last.
ACCIDENT. --Mt. David. AIexander. cf
8th eon., Wawanosh, met with a p iiia-
ful accident last week while assisting
Durnin Bros. to move their. engi,,e.
One of the hind wheels thud broken, gnd'.
they thought to move it the rest of the
way byusingg a rail . As a substitute. .•This 'powder never varies. A marvel of
The engine gave a jar, and by so do-. purity, strength and wvholesontenesis, More
ing tossed M. Alexander viol-ietly ag- cel(i mie, •thaii the ordinary icings, .anti
.tenant• be sold in competition' with the
ainst a fence near "br,--injuring him multitude of low test, ,sort weightelum or
x�hoapbiate powders. Sold onl,v in cane;,
about the breast. No external marls 1toYaLl3nxixG Puavua It ca., lsoly u.sa.N y.
Absolutely Pure..
RICHARD:PICK411.1YS...
LL ANNOU - E :ENT.
Wg Mg jaw Ogflapd fi Jilosi Colll!ete Stuck Of Goods
011 as Directirom 140 OIC NM 841 Dollgt slticllg for NI
In Dress wads and Trimmings we are showing .the largest and most
taking ranges ever displayed in town,
fOur Millinery Opening will take place on Monday and Tuesday,
September 23rd and 2 4t
2 h, when we will make a display of
HATS, S, BtlNNET3 and MANTLES surpassing anything
k o f the
kind ewer before seen in Exeter.
contains all the latest noveltim We have just received a lax ae eonsi =lent .�.
Suitht Ovc tings and Trouserin g �'hicl ' w'goods 71t every-
and 'flaking � among z will be found to please every-
body. g up these goods we guarantee a perfect fit and satisfaction in every respect.
Richard
HENRY WELLS,
Biewer Rd Jilaisier
GODERICH,
ONTAMO.
ararrUFacaitaa a:
fletkatei pie nd
PORTER.
Porter Specialty.
NOTICE
l.l~resh and. New Stook of
loitfectiogro
JUST ARRIVED ATTER
Fatuity :- Grocery '
Alto Pure EXTRACTSI
and SPI `
beautif-al piece of glass-
ware Vii: away with 11b of
Mayers baking Powder.
Dashvoacal Roller Flour
I'm Salo.
Call and examine our goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
&L DMAl
IN BOOT STOIC
W. H. Trott
wishes to announce that he
has opened out business in the
stance recently occupied by
the ADVOCATE, and is pre-
pared to manufacture first-
class
Boon & .IIOEs
for all. customers:
A CALL SOLICI ED.
Our motto is good work and
square dealings.
W. I TROTT.
WEAK FiENtn-LY.WC)=1312-21
selves of W
Vitality Lost a smbtoad„ from youthful
errors, etc:, quietly at homes. Book ou all
private diseases sent free (sealed). Perfectly
seYlsblm Over30 rears' experience. Address—
QEE DiILR[ PELL CO, V0201[20, Caaads.
LADES =arm!'
iaate.udattoaya
or &re,. better thaw , Inver Osida Tansy
or Cenn,ra,ad Pilar Inverts eegolarit7
Send for,p,er5c.,I.ra- Sadism
Gramm PILL co.,,t'* ois'r'Oy Canada.
BEARDS FORDED en. slamMeettaeeabets
eebetaecctbesda,lea Wdsps—Magic. Latest and
greenest &chieremeet atmodem mimeo 1 Moat woo-
dories dieeeceey ot the ate. i.tke no other preparation)
Magical, we, erste* i>adas,tatteaaa fm Ration! Boys with
rrhtcaceat Bead heads tlesiredr Curiae apeetaatea, bat..
peeitaretrutha. Grip gamine striate in teethes. and.eertate
t give abralnte estirtactima Guaranteed. ?skeet a bottle,
or three bettiester W t. red&bottteF.,teone month. Address
A. DIXON, Box eas. Td;I UNTO CANADA.
NAME 6dR1 1 N' FflEflRITI6 S.
ShlPFRFLi ONS AIR AWee nenv.y
erdn, a3tafr without talent to ,aa ek o. W
eearrented.
Pace =
PIMPLES ARO INICKNEADS'e n, a ,
Strom3pteSediya-Warrantet fit icetortadspstreatment$1.
ANT!-fi6lEfRP EXCE PILLS r�vkoae?arbbgle
1, wuettm
ssstterolsoliettcda a rluhberl,,taase it is nacos-
Imtable or a nLaahir asble—FFA5 ToLam ming "'ANT/.
GOttPIILCFIE. MMES. Tarte Watt a month They =Me
Lb,kbutralaoateu0rna paien.md aeeerfa0.. Prieefarone
romenhatsd t. 52; et tiucb month* medieiae. Os.
COMPLEXION tit S -A4 51
Bbacir theekfa, drams area: farm- irartnlaa
.- PeamanhaI
Address
Wer,nutet, Price$l whoa, ret erecter 55.
Address Ist i .a 8E excArBMN�
31115,31ng Street Weft. Toronto, 73uAt.
A Fortue For All
Q
IG le said that every person has a chanee
once in their lifetime to make a. fortune, and if they
allow that time to pass may never have the opportunity again.
THAT TIME HAS O
You can depend upon it that everybody purchasing their
p
, a�
goods
at Parkinson's saves mousy, 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; don't you see there is thousands in it. Parkinson's Stock.
is neand consists of Dry -Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-
ware, Tweeds, Boots -and Shoes, in fact everything ususlliv
kept in a first.elass General Store. See his•Black and Colored Cae1nueress
f m 25
etc., t
s,
Youwool ca.
nget the h
up.cheapest alltilool suit in Exeter made t4order
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 fall, Exeter.
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Of course you drink tea. Then you must be interested in
tea to theextent of desiring to get genuine article,
so little is genuine you know! The heathen
Chinese are wonderful adulterators
and what the heathen doesn't adulterate
"Melican Man" does. We make a specialty of pure
goods, and if there is anything we do pride ourselves on it is
s
Senllig a Pure UQa�uhteratea
We have spent a good deal of time
and sparest no expense to be able to offer our
customers an article whose genuineness would- be undoubt-
ed. We have it in the various growths that are
known for pure and delicate flavors.
GET A DRAWING FREE.
Anyone who does not know what our teas are is welcome
to come to our store and get a trial drawing ---;just enough
to enable you to test its quality. Do not forget that we have
as large if not the largest stock of groceries in town and all
A 1 goods. ` Our motto is "Everything a person can want and
everything pure.
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange,
utter 914;
Eggs, 15 its.
If you aven need of cash
at anywill time �e will be' leased to
accommodate � dafe you
CARLITSTG