HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1890-5-8, Page 4ree......e...a.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,eaverasevamenweseeeloYeerwasetveS777.Wrooimeov000alreveseierems.rwarve, aneenseveoveeeenswaserveveaemoarevenenwoevene.e..e. momiammr.."
THE
envter Aboorixt.
Editor,
11111URSDAY) 16&Y 8t1i.) 1890.
(A% • 4'7';
;.%
1:''t\T ,.9
A1'4•5
0
SOUTH _HURON' LIBERAL COW -
SE RV ATI VE CONVENTION.
MR. J. G. HOLMES THE NOMINEE. -"EQUAL
EIGHTS TO ALL," THE MOTTO.-
MOWAT'S HOUR LIAS COME.
One of the largosand most enthusi-
astic Conservative Conventions that
ever met in Sonth Huron was held in
the village of Hensall on Tuesday after.
noon. Over one hundred delegates
representing every palling- sub -division
in the riding, were present. Shortly
after two o'clock, the president of the
Conservative Association, Mr. John
Torrence, Reeve of Stanley, took the
chair ancl in a neat speech refined to
the present political crises in the prov-
ince and called on Mr. Robert Birming-
ham,of Toronto,to address the meeting.
Mr. Birmingham in a rattling speech,
impressed upon the delegates present
the importance of selecting a worthy
standard bearer, one who would redeem
the riding from the rule of the present
representive, who had been for the last
fifteen or sixteen years but the pliant
'tool of Oliver Mowat. In all that time
he (Mr. Bishop) had not given a single
independent in the Legislature. Mr.
Birmingham was followed by Mr. Moir,
pf St. Mary's, who in a short address re-
ferred to, and fully exposed the hypo.
critical cries of the Mowat government
with reference to the self assumed ep-
ithets of the "Government of Truth and
Righteousness," "Reform" and "Econo-
in
..71The president then called for nomin-
tion, when thhe following names were
duly proposed. and seconded: -
J. G. Holmes, Thos. Carling, J. G. Cress-
well, H. Eilber, John Torrence, Dr. Rol-
lins, Geo. Jackson, J. Beacon, R. Wil-
son.
After pointed addresses by all the
nominees present the convention with
an unanimous standing vote declined,
Mr. J. 0. Holmes, the choice of the con-
vention. Three rousing cheers were
given for the candidate, Mr. Meredith,
Sir John and tilt Queen, after which
the meeting adjourned.
Mr. Holmes is an old Huron boy, and
his Parents still live in the county and
were among the earliest pioneers of the
Huron tract. Mr. Holmes is a young
man whose career, thus far, has been a
most brilliant one. At the public school
Collegiate Institutes, and law school he
always took a foremost part and to -day
he stands, the result of his indomitable
pluck and perseverance in the front
rank of the criminal lawyers of On-
tario. When the Equal Rights move-
ment origin a ted in Toronto a little over
a year ago, Mr. Holmes was one of the
most brilliant leaders. It will be re-
membered at the celebrated meeting in
the Pavillion, Toronto last summer, Mr.
Holmes was on the same platform with
Rev. Dr. Caven, Mr, J. L. Hughes and
other well known gentlemen andsup-
perted a resolution in a speech which
was by all present admitted to be. one
Of the blest delivered on the occasion.
Mr. Holmes will make his mark in the
Ontario Legislature and will be a re-
presentative of whom, not only South
Huron but the whole province of On-
tario will have just cause to fell proud.
Let the electors of this Riding see to it
that they do their duty, The bali is
now`at their foot. Let them Seize the
opportunity to turn out a man who
through all the years has ,proved
liirn-
n,If to be nothing but a'"AttriPhig jack'':
for the Mowat Administration and put
in Mill who bag' .and yth
will to think for hmo1 tt ati. tiMes.
and on alloceasions. ' ! years and 6 months.
e
1
Pain from. imilgestion,,dyspepsia,and
too batty eatiiiTrelleVed once by
taking, one of (144)01 LittleLiver liUs
immediately after dinner. Don't for-
get OILS.
THE PURLIQ WARNED:
Many people aro deceived LAO Ile'
gecting bad blood, dyapesia, constipa-
tiop,ete.,anti thus allow these and other
diseases to become established, Aet
promptly by using nature's blood pita,
fying tonie'Burdock Blood Biters,
which regulates the entire system, cur-
ing all diseases of the stomach, Ryer,
kidneys and bowels.
Everest's Cough Syrup, and Liver
Regulator give universal satisfaction,
in this vicanity.-R. 'White, Orediton
P. 0,
It is reported that the Wells Fargo
express messenger on a Southern Pacif-
ic train was robbed Thursday night of
05,000 at Eagleville, 'Tex.
A SEASONABLE HINT.
During the breaking up of winter,
damp, chilly weather prevails, and
rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago, sore
throat, croup, quinsy and other painful
effects of sadden cold are common.
Hagyards Yellow Oil is a truely valu-
able household remedy for all such (=-
plaints.
Will positively cure sick headache
and prevent its returns. Carters Little
Pills. This is not talk but truth. One
pill a dose. See advertisment Small
pills. Small dose, Small price.
Disasterous Fire.
Elizabethl, N. J., May 6th. -The Sin-
ger sewing machine factory was dis-
covered on fire at 11. o'clock to -night.
The entire fire department responded
to the alarm, hut the water from the
six steam engines had but little effect.
Within thirty minutes after the fire
was discovered the immense building
was a mass of flames, and the different
factories and founderies seemed doom-
ed. The blaze was first seen by a
watchman, but he lost his psesence of
mind. An alarm was not sent out for
some time. The works employ 3,500
people, and pays out $40,000 weekly in
wages.
2 a. m. -The fire is still raging. All
the engines in the city are working,
including five tugs, The main build-
ing is all burned down and the fire is
spreading rapidly. It is likely the en-
tire factory will be destroyed. The loss
will amount to several million dollars.
Usborne Council.
The council met on the 3rd inst ; all
the members present. The minutes of
the previous meeting were read and
adopted.
A communication from V. Ratz Esq.,
reeve of Stephen, with reference to
ordering a car -load of large tile was
read, and on motion of J. Shier, seconded
be W. Kydd, it was decided to take no
action as a supply of cedar had been
ordered for the present year.
On motion of T. Cameron, seconded
by W. Kydd, the following pathmasters
were, appointed for the current year: -
S. W. Ward, G. .Atkinson, W. Balk -
will, S. Skinner, jr., R. Kerslake, T.
Hodgson, W. Brownlee, L. Hunter, W.
Woods, H. Perkins, J. Pym, S. Skinner,
sr., T. Heywood. E. Williams, J. Ogden.
N. W. Ward, T. Harton, W. White,
H. Doan, A. Gibson, W. J. Oke, C.
Harvey, Jas. Wood, John Wood, A.
McDonald, G. Etherington, M. Clarke,
S. Passmore, J. Anderson, Jas. Glenn,
S. Horton, W. Mitchell,
S. E. Ward, P. Hem, S. R, Horn, G.
Hogg, G. Heywood, H. Brown, H.
Squires, W. Walker, J. Allen, J.Fletcher,
W. Moore, A. Dawson, W. Hazlewood,
G. Harrah, J. O'Mara.
N. E. Ward, Philip Madge, Andrew
Hodgert, H. Borland, S. Campbell, Alf.
Hunk in, M. Thompson, Jos. Vance, W.
Stewart, W. Turnbull, D. McNicoi, D.
Duncan, R. Pringle, John Gilfillan,
Warren McGill.
It was decided on motion of J. Shier,
seconded by J. Halls, to expend the
following sums on the boundaries, south
boundary, $50; east boundary, $25;
providing the other municipalities in-
terested expend an equivalent. The
Reeve was also empowered to make
reasonable expenditure on other boun-
daries providing other municipalities
expend an equivalent. .
John Cornish and six others, having
petitioned the council to unite statute
labor beats No. 11 and 12, S. W. Ward,
the, request was granted and a by-law
ordered to be prepared accordingly.
On motion of J. Shier, seconded by T.
Cameron, the Court ofR,evision was
set for Saturday, May 31st, at 10 o'clock
a, m,, and the Clerk authorized to
advertise the same.
By-laws No. 4 and 5, 1890', were read
a third time and on motion of J. Halls,
seconded by W. Kydd, were passed.
Moved by J. Shier, seconded .by J,
Halls, and resolved that $175 be ex-
pended in each .ward in grading and
gravelling. It was also- agreed to
expend $60 on the London Road south
of Exeter and W. Balkwill was appoint-
ed to expeed the same, .
The following orders were granted,
3. Hewitt, $5; R Keckly, $3; W. Chowen:
$6.50; N Shier, $2; M. Satnwell, $13;
Veal, 25 els.
Council adjourned to Meet as a Court
Of Revision and for general brisinesa on
Saturday, May 31st, at 10 a, rn.
G. W. Hor.ditioi; Clerk.'
,Driaariars.
DtAurxo.--In Stephen, on the ard.in8t.,
Farah, beloved wife o f -Abraham
Dearing, aged 51 years' and 2
months.
Connumnicit.-In Exeter, on. the 7th
Jane Allan, beloved Wife of
Mr. Samuel Cobbledielt aged 65
Mind wandering cured. Books loomed
itt One reading. Teztinionia afrom all
P5, fl the alolOo. Prospectus pos'r
Petail, sent on application to Prof.
•Aa Lolootto. 837 Fifth Ave. Now York.
When Baby was sick, ere gave her Castoria.
Win/nab° was a chna, she cried for Castori
Virben ehe became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When ehe had Children, she gave them Castoria,
...............................F•mmomemomossasmamownom•
gOLD FREE guaz,N4F
Gnarl 'Watch `
Werth55100.tit0 g , mit
,Watch in the world. Perfect
timekeeper, Warranted heavy,
:::... Both ladiee' Dud gent's eitoe.
SOLID GOLD hIllItilif COM/.
with works and nalee or
'',: V.
sA,.. equal value. OrtgICU
PS014 in
each locality can secure ono
i..- ii'•7tree, together with our largo
and valueble lino orliottsehold
41111Sture sannelea. Thou samples, as vrell
sli the 'watch, aro free. Ail the work you
need do is to show what we send you to those who call -you
friend* and neighbors and those nbout you -i always results
invaluable trade (onoIrhich holda foryears when once started,
d m
and we are repild. We prty all eeprese, freight, etc. After
yeti know all, if' you weuld like to go to. work for us. you can
.2.), from Sena to $eto per wink and upwards. Addrees,
Stinson do Co., Box el 12, Portland, Mia,.
rvolD OP1U
51/4.11, to children if yon
wislifor their future
welfare.. Morse's City.
cerole of Celery Com-
pound, Enact formula on
every label, is a safe rem.
edy for teething infante
and nervous adults. En-
dorsed by physlolans.
Send two cent stamp for
descriptive circular to
EUta Mora, Susi*, N. Y.
Siaccel.raitzGrrtarturm
•HorriviAN'S
-
Ake r,?; HARMLESS H
EAuAGHE
poly MIS
fqAD -
AcH E
Th-0.i are not aavera
Used to cure every-
aing,but simply head-
aches. 2'ry them, it
will cost but 4,5 cents
PI' a box (ma they arc
nor Jules&
The are not a Cathartic.
STAR GOCERY,
Wholesale & Retail.
LARGEST WHOLESALE STOCK IN
THE COUNTY.
Hennessy Brandy in wood
and cases, also J. R. Brony,
and other brands.
MI Wolof & Jubilog
WHISKEY
always in stock.
101118n Whin
of all kinds; also the celehTted
Golden- Seal Champagne,
lass Ales, Gumessen's Stout
and American Ales and Porters.
Marin
A large consignment of this
season's teas just in. Flour, Feed and
Provisisions always on hand.
Farmer Bros.
County of Huron Teachers' Exam-
inations, 1890.
Primary (3rd) and Junior leaving and Pass
Matriculation (2rid( Examinations at the
Collegiate institutes and High Schools in the
County,on Tuesday,8th ,July,8:40 a. m.;Senior
leavingand Hon or Matriculation Examine -
tion (1st C.), Tuesday, July 15th, 8:10 a. m.
Candidates who wish to write at either Clin-
ton or Seaforth must notify D. M. Malloch,
Esq.,I. P. Soh ools ,Clinton P. 0.01ot la ter than
the and of May, stating which of the two
schools they intencl to write at; and those
who wish to write at Goderich must notify
J. E. Tom, Esq., 1.2. Schools, Goderich P. 0.,
at the same date. Tho 110 tice must be ac-
companied by a fee of 85.00. No name will
be forwarded to the Department unless the
fee is paid. Headmasters of the Collegiate
Institutes and High Schools will please send
the applications of their candidates to the
Inspeetor of the division in whicli the Col-
legiate Institutes orHigio Schools aro Situat-
ed.. Forms of application. may be had from
the Inspectors or Secretary. ,
PETER ADAMSON,
Secretary B. Examiners.
Goderich, April 26th, 1890. 2 in.
E01111101111fISSOCIfillp
A Convention,of tliefriends of the above
• ASsociation Wili ,be. held in the
TOWN HALL, CLINTON,
TIT.e§15AY;, 'IVIA:"Y 13,
AT 10.30 A. M.,
For the purpose of completing local
organization and the formation of a
County branch. A representative
member of the Provincial Association
will be present and address the Con-
• vention,
A public meeting will be held in the
evening in the Town Hall at 8 p,
when addresses will be delivered on the
questions agitated by the. Association,
A representation of 15 or 20 from each
° municipality is desired.
13y authority of 'the
Ex. -Cott. or PROV. Assoc,
Clinton, April, 1890.
SALE$MEN
111T61240d.
ta ea'Salaty and EXpOneOS,Or COM miosion
paitt to the right Mail. I Want pion 8 to 60
ettre tit to sail,a, full line of first -Claes
t1rsdrY Stock. Ail stock guaranteed. Apply
ait Once, stating, ado and ;referenteS.
r4" C. L. 1300.aft.13Y, Itoelaester, N. Y.
MaY1.-19t.
RENDALES
SPAVIN CURE
Tho non. $uccessfa I Remedy ever dinar
area, a:, it is Curtain in its effects and does
not blister. Bead proof below.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.
057101C 07 ClITAltria0 .4. GNYDUlt,
aBlMirt
Blt07 _
elemvsnaan Day 5.11D Tao71;111G Barn Roans.
ELMWOOD, 114, Nov. 20, 1888.
Da.11. Extienetr. Co.
Dear Sirs: I have always purchased your Ken-
clalPs spavin Cure by the half dozen bottles,
would like prices in larger quantity. I think 81 10
ono of the best lints imenon earth. I have used It
on my stables for three years.
Yours truly, ORAL A. ENTDER•
KE*NRIMIA'S SPAUIN CURE.
Bitoosurs, N. Y., November 8, 1880.
DR. D. J. KENDAL,. CO.
Dear Sirs: desire to give you testimonial of my
good °pinto:la your Kendall's Spoxin Cure, have
used it fur Lameneas, sem Janata laud
saavi no, and 1 have found It a sure eure, I orig.,
ally reconmend It to all horsemen.
urs truly, A. )1.
Manager Troy Laundry Stables,
KERDIEL'S $PAWN CURE.
CANT, WIll707, Ilioug17, Oslo, Dec. 19, 1888,
Da. 18. 1. KENDALL Co.
Gaeta: I feel It my duty to say what / have done
with your liendell's Spavin Cure, I hare cured
twenty -live horses that had Spavins, ten of
Max Rene nine afflicted with dittr /lend and
seven of £o Jaw. Since I havo had oue of your
books and followed the directions, I have never
lett 10 case 00 any kind.
Yours truly, 4.11Plitlrm Tutor%
Horse Doctor,
KEEMLLS SPAM CURE.
Prior 91 per bottle, or Fax bottles for $5. MI Drug'
stets linen it or eau get 10100 you, or it will be sent
to may address on receipt of price by the propria
tors. Dn. D. J. lintioni.t. Co., Enosburgh Falls, Vt.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
1.112•1=Tairtarnauccs,
THE LIGHT RIMITIMG
1890. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1890.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEBEC SERVICE
Cp411.311.1.240r,....AVV=21212•11.1111=11111MUGN.T101.13.11ML93.1.0010211IIIIIMIOLUInmail..111. •011.111S.
Film LIVERPOOL
.-- .._ ....
STEAMER
Plum MONTREAL.
FROM QUEBEC.
17 April.- , - - -
.
SARDINIAN—
7 May , ,
8 May ....
24 ..: . _ ....
.POLYNESIAN -
14 ". .. . .. ..
15
1 May: ... , .. ....
PARISIAN
21 " „
22 " ....
1.5 "
CIRC'ASSIAN
4 June . :. . ..
5 June ..
22 " • .
SARDINIAN. ..
'
11 " ..... ....
12 00
29 "
POLYNESIAN ..
18 " .....
19 " .... ..... .
5 June....
PARISIAN
....
'25 "
26 11
19 " . .
CIRCASSIAN ...
..... ....
9 July ...
10July .... ......
26 '. . .
SARDINIAN....
16 " ... . . ....
17 " .... ......
3 July
POLYNESIAN _
23 " ..... .....
24 " .... ......
10 " .... , .. .
PARISIAN
30 " ,
31 " .... ......
24 "
CIRCASSIAN
13 August
14 August
31 "
SARDINIAN.' ..
20 " .... .. , ..
21 11- ... ....
7 August .
POLYNESIAN ..
27 "...
28 "
14 " ....
PARISIAN
3 Septernber, ....
4 September
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Montreal or Quebec to Liverpool.
Cabin, 500.00, 870.00 and $80.00, according to ()watts' odation. Servants in Cabin,
Iiotomediato $25.00, staerage,*20;00 Return Tickets, Cabin, $110.00, 5180.00, $150.00. Int
mediate, $55.00. Steerage, $10.00.
Passengers wishing to embark at Montreal will leave Toronto by Tuesday morning's
Express and go on board. any time after eight o'clock the same evening.
For further information apply to
JOHN SPACKMAN.
The only authorized agent for Exeter, Ont.
MiLLIG.Irissiassep
SAC HJ
,.-_,' ,..,4; ,,.-1,..:•,,
c,..:irHEo
.,,,,f:Y,..LTy,,IHori..S,kETViin,r!lsl;rHdAC__ j'ililiVi.,,
-, door ..rtriv t ; ,:v
/7
iEW HOMEMii'i2 MACITINE o:okTiva:E. MASS';:
.11,.2. _20 S'QUARE,N): DiitS,
'ATLANTA GA. TEN .
1.011117.M._,T,Tree,y,hrur Wier? VICO:100.CA
.....s....monomtrtsasidommtfiszacmosemscoar so.
EA K '4"EN
and Tr/CE/LIIIN eau
quickly ours them-
uelves of Wasting
Vitality, boat llgauhood, from youthful
?Aron, etc., quietly at home. Book on all
Qiivato diseases sent free (sealed). Perftiotly
reliable. Over 80 years' experience. .Addross-
tormain PILL CO., TORONTO, Canada.
LAD1Es,z..,.)11taelitelf3Oftror f'ITT14Oto,fg)V,n717;fg;
or Pennyroyal Pills, insures regularity.
Bend for particulars. Address
GILDED 1.1.L CO., TOFF cemada..
EAR D$ FORCED on smoothest faces, MA'
on baldest heads, in tiu tu 9U days. Magic. Latest and
greatest achievement of modern science ! Most wen.
derail diecovery of the age. Like no other preparation!
Magical, sure, almost instantaneous in action! Boys with
whiskers! Bald heads "blared Y' Curium spectacles, bat
positive truths. Only genuine artiste in market, and certain
te give absolute satisfaction. Guarimiced. Price 71 a buttis,
or three bottles for 52. Bach bottle lasts one month. Address
A. DIXON, Box KZ, TORUNTO, Cal\TADA.
MIRK 0111111NANI'S PREPHATIOIS.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR preparation thnt wp.1
superfluous heir without injury to the eig."Zarrgtegi:
Price 01.
PIMPLES ANS BLACKHEADS
fromioto130 days. Warranted. Frieder 20 days treatment, 01.
rer
point tea matter of selicitnde, whether ammo it is lament.
Portable or unfashionable-ZAT POLIO using "5578.
OORPULIMME.PILL13" lose 15 lbs. o month. -They OR,U00
no sickness ; contain no poison, and never fail.Price for one
inonth's treatment, 02; or three menthe medicine, V.
Warranted.
CONIPLEXION WAFERS 'Altiagrat
ninon the skin, develop the form. Harmleo. Permanent
In effect. Warranted. Price $1 abox, or boxes for 00.
Add:vett rii,ADAVIE GIOVANNAN;
206 :Slag Street Wast Toronto, One,
"A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE,"
SO WILL A DOLLAR INVESTED IN
MALTOPEPSYN
fan artificial gastric juice -formula on every label]
SAVE 99 DOLLARS
to any person suffering from stomach troubles, eS-
peeially. if taken at the first symptom of Indigestion,
which is usually weight at the stomach, sometimes
attended by slight pain, and may follow either a
wholesoine or a heavy meal. At first, this feeling
soon passes away, and is only remembered as a lined
unfileasant, which, when repeated, gradually be.
comes there pronounced, To the average person is
now suggested the rathdrac ii1I, bitters, or other
liquid purgatives, that will dear oat the bowels' Stich
treatmentthan IS worse an uSeless 1 it is positivelylutnn-
Cul. The trouble le in the Stomach, the DONV05 arc
het resaotisible, and relief wilt oily dome through
an intelligent treatment of the disorcler within the
atonmeh. MALTOPITSVrit is the remedy ,fpr all
steacaeh trottbioa, tridetted by the heat physicians
of England 5,14 Canada, Send 6 eta, le postage for
wagahlo parnishlet'Jo 11AZE00 1VtO1tSA
Twrzerriatom, Diana, ONTAM(5.
,
0-01NT=S,
Agent for the
Noxon Steel Frame Hoosier Drill
. .
GUARANTEED TO BE THE BEST IN THE WORLD:
The only drill that can be instantly regulated to run the desired depth in
hard or soft soil while in motion.
Also for their light Elteel Elevated Binder with
new knotter. It is the only knotter having a rotary cord holder that does not
cut off or drop or waste a single piece of twine, Remember, THE ONLY ONE,
AND NOT A PIECE.. WASTED. Other binders waste from one and a half to
four idches every time a bundle is tied.
Also agent for the WATERLOO HAY LOADERS, COMBINED ROOT PULPER
and SLICERS, GRAIN CRUSHERS, DISC HARROWS and all farm implements.
Show rooms in south half of I. HANDFORD'S carriage shop.
For information address
ZIENEN JONES, Ezetor.
.1.3132=61=10.1.....1.1.1.171.0M:t.
NOW IN STOCK
il Largo lissortut. of NEDIA 1411101FIEF ot
1..d0==ST =BZ:e=S.
Barbed, Buckthsrn, Oiled, Annealed
and Galvanized wires, a full line.
s.
Baby Carriages, Boys' Wagons,
7..4.2s.:=2-1NT M\ZCDIXTIT,S.
Eve -Troughing 8 ells. a foot.
AGENTS FOR THE RAYMOND SEWING MACHINE,
nteniSMITICIMaine==.2
71.
,ii V V
Nol A
TT
^ ;
leo
r^44•;•
0S0
FARIIERS AND TIIRESIIERS
CYLINDER,
BOLT CUTTING,
HARNESS
—AND ---
WOOL OILS,
jack nos.
LARDINE OIL
AXLE GREASE
PARrAF I X E,
BOILER
PURGERS,
SEE THAT THE 1BARRELS ARE BRANDED
McColl B.,k)s., Lardine, Toronto.
---FOR SALE BY -
tai SETT fe *S.0 Exeter, Ontario.