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SANDERS a SWEET, Props:
THURSDAY, DEO 25th, 1890,
POLATER FOR r3. L11FOCR,
There is one. feature of the present
unfortunate split in the Home Rule par.
ty which must strike the dispassiontito
onlooker as affording a great op,irortuli•
ity to the Conservative party to mai,e a
very considerable, advance towards
elfeetieg some lcih<t of settlement of the
°home Rule question. It is the peculiar
position of .lessrs. O'Beteu and Dillon
towards the other ltitrinbiirs of the Anti.
Pari:iollites, These gentlemen. are most
anxious to confr with their confreres,
and their peesente irsilaud at the
present intermit would be of the utmost
importaeei', but they labor limier the
disability of :being, in the oyes of the
law, fugitives frCttn juatice, and their
arrival in Ireland would be followed by
• their serest and imprisonment for the
term to which they have been sentenced,
This would do no good to th ni or ;thein
party, and it is hard to see limit could
be of any service to Mr. Balfour and the
Conservative party*. On the other hand
the extension of an act of Executive
Clemency to O B1'ien and Dillon might
do march to assuage the feelings 0f en_'
tagonism which east between the Con.
eervative party and the I;olne Rulers
The offended dignity, of the law may
surely rest satisfied with the fact of the
trial paid condemnation of O'Brien and
Dillon, and the Prerogative of Morey be
exercised. O'Brien and Dillon pardoned
.and flee to tale: their seats in the
House of Commons, would certainly not
be more harmful to the Government
than they are at present, and the act of
courtesy- could not fail to commend it
self to the masses of the English and
Irish- peoples, both. of whom have a deep
rooted spirit of chivalry- in them, and
are never slow to ie cc:Ji,ir.t and applaud
the extension of a helping hand. to an ad
tersary in distress. Mr. Balfour might
find that chance has thrown into 'his
hands a strong trump, 'which, skilfully
played, might win lion,in important
trick in the political game he , is
engaged in.
.BUYING- 7.11.5 0JV`Y F..-ItMf .
o rs• .: the
is -q: test dodge for swindling
farmer is atlas ohcild of the hay fora.
lightning-rod,V patent -right and simile].
swindlers. It is nothing more or less
than offering to buy the whole farm.
it is -worked by two men, one of vrhoni
prospects about the country until he
finds his man, who always has a pretty
good farm. This the man buys, pay-
ing fifty or a hundred dollars• to bind
the bargain, and fixes a elate two or
three weeks ahead for signing the pa-
pers:and paying- the balance. He then
goes away, and shortly after another
man comes along falls in love with the
farm and. offers two or thrive thoim'tncl
dollars more for it than the -first man
bid. The farmer here sees a chance to
:hale a deal, so he generally closes
with the .second mal',' and when the
first man ri ttirrrS, pays him several
laundreel dollars fo'forego his bargain.'
Both the #nest and second. man then clis-
appettrsi,and the farmer discovered that
he has paid several hundred dollars for
;,he privilege or 'keeping his own farm
This "racket" 1)a.+ been 'eXtensively
ndiked in the United States;'' hut '10
ha ‘'..e not heard of any cases in Lan -
(la. yet. .Lnolt out!
'Tim DEA. if of the Indian chief, Sit_
ting Bull, at the hands of the United
States soldiers c,Lrrietl a feeling of re-
lief to all the Iower settlements in that
county. The Press greeted the news
with something like shouts of ,joy. The
>roublesome old Indian 7 a5 dead, But
when further news ie brought to us,
a feeling of shame must cone to all
who have a loco of manhood and sold
icily donor, Old Sitting Ball was
murdered while a prisoner. '1hc ,Yan:-
ace soldiers dell the Iodines,—savages
and other names of like ttte<'i'iling, but
theonly a 1 ,xst i'
l c.aliioli ` '
1, far talc title t;otitcs.
riarn 8ucil Oltr:cicrs as t fat of Sitting
'TheyBuil
rob and d st
�t .
c$ c the Indians
break faith .with these' on every point,
and Ivilai1 they are roRgecl by the pangs
?sr': :hunger and tate feeling of dispair,'
•
001111 shot terrane dowrl,.1': the interest of
peace. The last nasi, it will soon make
his filiailpiailra,:slid bis race in'his oath
time be i a.1.r.,ht,d, one, hut the leas n.
4 0._,
� his one £ kat, f 1l.tc�tion will art, al.c, b 1;1611,Y
slur world ',.v'ill he enabled to measure:'
,i, -ho ' IlELlil. [, of Y
,ifeehonor and,
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Yankee, t our .:
,, , to rfl lirclt'r ti, Orelaclplescs l '01ar1 may verpolitic . atandl e'er
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.iancl11'01, 1p1.. llai00,) sty canis s: err
deeds by ,11 '',lt'1 name. '°, ;;:, ° r"
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TIIE FRONT,
With a LARGER and BETTER assorted stockthan ever
Which we are determined to give the public the benefit of.
Our STOCK ha ing been bought 'ht for SPOT CASH in the lowest markets, consisting of
everything' usually kept` by a .first-class jewellery establishment. GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES, �y
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Besides a host of other thing's, we invite all 1.o come and see, and don't part with your money
till you see our stock and ocir prices.
G FIT T INNS Witch -Ma er Jeweler.
ONE DOO . wonTE of orxTnAL nWTEL.
in that case wears a citizens unifor m
and tries to appear in another chairact=
er, What has been done to the Indian
of Nth th America woUld be done to ithe
Canadian' Sealer in. Behring Sea; er on
the coast of Nova Scotia; were the stties
and stripes bacled'on these waters;' by
the same power that they possess in the
plains of the g::'eat west. •
"A STITCH j : TIME SAVES EINEIII
SO WILL 'DOLLAR J'VESTED IN
MALarO1EPSYN
[an artificial gastric juice—formula on every label]
al'AVE 99 DOLLARS:
to any person Suffering from stomach troubles,tes-
pecially.if Liken a0the first symptom of indigestion,
which is usu ally *eight at the stomach, sometimes
attended by slight pain, and may follow either a
wholesome or a heavy meal. At first, this feeling.
soon passes away, and 'is only remembered as a little
ler,fl•asant, which, when repeated, gradually be-
comes more pronounced. To the average person is
now suggested the cathartic pill, bitters, or other
liquid purgatives, that will clear out the bowels. Such
treatment isworse than useless i itis positively harm-
ful. The trouble is in the Stomach, the Bowels are
not responsible, and relief will only come through
an intelligent treatment of the disorder within the
stomach. MALTOPEPSYN is the remedy for all
stomach troubles. Endorsed by the best physicians
of England and Canada. Send a Its. in postsge for
valuable pamphlet to HAZEN MORSE,
INTERNATIONAL B croaF, ONTARIO.
EVEREST'S COUGH SYRUP
CANNOT BE EXCELLED..
Try It and be convinced of Its wonderful curate.*
properties. Price 26 cents.
`pry Everest's Liver Regulator
For Diseassl cl; the Liver Kidneys, &e., Ratio Purify.
lag of the 1d13od. Price 51. Six bottles fora
For Sale by ALL DRUGGISTh.
Manufactured onlyby
taik0. 51. EVEREST, Colmar, Foaad ,'0>1�,
THE LIGHT RUNNING
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FREEMJIN'S
-WORM POWDERS
Are pleasant to tate. , Contain theircwr:,.
-P'urgat'ive. Is a safe, su.`i2e and 4f ct ia.'
destroyer of uorms in Children or<4d ler.
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NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the natter of the Estate of James
Oke, Auctioneer, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given purstiia , o,Qhapter
110 of the Revised Statutes of On trio, 1867,
that all persons having claims against the
Estate of JAMES OIRE, late of the Village of
Exeter, in the County of' Huron, Auctioneer,
Deceased, who died on the 13th day of'Sept-
era ber,x800, are required to deliver or, send by
post prepaid to the undersigned. Solicitors'
fcr Mary E.Oke and Thomas Oke, Adminis-
trotrix and Atlministrator of the Ileal and
Personal Estate of the said deceased, on or
---befoe the—
ist Day of February 71891,
'a statement in writing containing. their
names and addresses and. particulars of
their claims duly verified by Statutory dec-
laration and the n;i.ture
(if any) held by .them 'c.�i i irer the
said last mentioned date the said. Adntinis-
trotrix'and Administrator' will proceed to
clistrihute'the assets of the said Estate
among the parties entitled thereto, having
regard -only to claims of which notice shall
have been received as above required, and
the said 4dminl$trotrix and Administrator
will not beliable for the said assets or, any
part thereof so distributed, to any: p005011 or
persons of whose claim notice shall not
have hoenreceived atthe,time of such 'dis-
tribution.
Dated. this 17th clay of December,1890.
ELLIOT & ELLIOT,
Solicitors for
Administrotris and Administrator,
Exeter,,Ont.
AUOTO SALE,
In the matter of the Estate of.2T4mes Oke,
late of the Village of Exeter, in the County
of Huron, Auctioneer, deceased, and in tho°
matter of Chapter 108 of the Revised. Statues
of 0ntarto, known as "The 'Devolution of
Estates Act!','.Chore will be sold by Public
—Auction, Ort
Saturday the 27th day of, December, 1.890,
—At the—
hour of 1 O'CLOCK in the rISTERN00N, at
The Residence of
The Said Late JAMES OKE,
by Mr. HENRY MIXER, Auctioneer,
subject to Suck conditions os shall then be
produced, the following Valuable Property,
viz: All and singular that certain parcel or.
tract of 1ai>cl and :premises, situate, lying
and being in the Village of Exeter, in the
County of 1Iuron, and .Province of Ontario ,
being composed of parts of Lots,number one.
two and three, on, the WAST SIE of Main
Street, SO (.7T1-1. of'Huron Street in the said
Village of Exeter, "Carling, Survey" and
more particularly described in the Convey
+knee to the said deceasedby measurements;
Also the following: Personal Property,via:
l bay horse 6 years old; 1 bay mare 8 years
old; 1'filly'2ears old sired by "Joe Gales";
''
1yearlintiny,sired ;biy"Volo"; 1 foal sired
by "Voto0;:1 aged horse, 1 hay press and uten-
sils; t buggy; 1 cutter; 1 sulkey; 11iay.-rack;:
2sets single 'harness; t light set, of douule
harness; 1 new side saddle;l gentleman's sad-
dle; t roller; t plough; I.1lawn Mow er:,.t,Ali eel-
barrow: shovels; forks buffalo robe oil °Toth,
blankets, tpair of behsleirho, hay fork, 3
strings of bells, 80 tons of' pressed hay, 2nd
class,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
In PATRLOR No. suite of 6 pieces
and centre table 1piano, 1 stove, 1 hanging
lamp, carpet, curtains.
In BEDIIOOM, No. 2.—Bedstead and bed-
ding, wash -stand, Bureau. 8 chairs, 2looking
glasses, carpet, 2 mats, set of crockery, cur -
To DINING ROOM, No. 3. -Extension Table
,i'ncLcover, lounge, 5 Chalks, rocking chair, 1
stove and jipes,1 clock, 9 pictures, 1 sot of
silverware 6 pieces 2 water sots 8 pieces, 5
table Cloths, set of china, set of silver knives
and. forks tea and dessert spoons, sideboard
: cover, corner table and and h1 n
d c over 10 books.
I5nHALL, No.'•l, Iiatrack, 2Indian 'chairs,
'
oi1.01 oth.
In BEDROOMS, Nos 5 and a-2 beds and
bedding, 2 wash stands, 2 biireaus, 2 chairs,
2 carpets, 2 crooltery sets,2 window curtains,
2 mats.
Tn If,.irrCi'TEN, No. 7.--1 cool: stove, cup-•
board, ta17J.e., G chairs', rocking,chair, 2. curt.
ti'Ts r
lam
dishes. bath -tub
pails, wash - board andavriatger, sot of flat-
irons. stove furnishings, 1 old stove, and a
lot of other articles hob numerous to ment-
ion,'
Terms oe Sale,
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FOR R.{/C'rii11:5�'A li;, .i on per rent cash bpi'
da of se,) toCan
v f. ti hakitp2co to be feted into the Gn
a1Cian J3ti't1j Of Cont rn erc0 toltl:o ,joint credit
of t•linofl0Ciarl nvr.-lianrin(i`6l)oA.dtx,irusbrat-
ors withal 89 clays v.ithotit itltorest,• •
i'OT, ClTrl.'L"1.I l,C .- 11110 and line er, oltsh
over that amount9. months ('10(11± 011 a j(-
1pravca join 1;notos.
1
Cmldf!aons of solo will he •preduced.
a,t time of sale. , : i, t+
Poe further T'i iihrttir 'lr
tie l.a s l td,
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Dat d 12th 17eeember,18±6. I: ettL
IN ORDER TO MAKE SPACE
We will clear out the balance of l
our Winter Stock
T COST
Including a splendid assortment of
OVERCOATS :& SUITS FOR MEN AND
BOYS
LADIES AND GENTS FURS.
LADIES FUR CAPS, MUFFS AND
HATS.
LADIES NETT, VEST ' AND WOOL
SHAWLS.
A NICE STOCK OF FUR TRIMMIN'S
GENTS HEAVY WOOL LINED KID
MITS & GLOMES at 75c worth $1.
We cant be undersold in Teas and
Sugars for SPOT CASII.
JOHN MATHESON.,• Exeter North
A Fresh and New Stock of
01000128 Cotctiortrij
JUST ARRIVED AT THE
Family Cr®cery.
Also Pure EXTRACTS
and SPICES:
A beautiful piece of glass-
ware given away with 11b of
Mayell's Taking Powder.
Dashwood, Roller Flour
Por Sale.
Call and examine our goods
before purchasing, �lg elsewhere.
Ga Il•le Pd&t9�� ARI.
S'OR A08i31
SCHOOLS OUSE
The movement for hoisting the Canadian
flag •on the schoolhouses 0(1 anniversaries of
noted events 10 our history is spreading rapidly
throughout the Dominion and evoking the
hearty approval of all patriotic' Citizens., Al.
e tettisozve
has done its sharp in helping ori this movement.
by awarding a handsome flag 10 0110 school in
each county of Ont min, hitt (he number of en'
quiries' from allparts of the Dominion as to
how fiegs can be obtained by other schools has'
determined the publishers of T1U 1 51t tIl^IiltA.
to oiler it handsome
CANADIAN FLAG
of best bunting,In rcpt long (regtilar.price 15),
as a plerni.nmr 110'now yearly sub'Sertbels 111
a4 EERILY 10± t(9 o' it i•;
the 7L A 5 , t, .. I i eight n
f.
yearly sub01111ors to 111t1F1 .9D.a_gh'Y 30163'6LPC.
at 55 per annum, or a prone. Una of i)ni•h, an„
sub_orlhtion to Daily &Mining for 11041;1
Weeklies.
Every school in the Dominion ought to have
a national 11x0, and this offer presents an. op-
portunity for eadli obtaining it without cosh,
and with itttlo, tronblo. Let those who.
are interested fat gets in;; a flag for their sr`h
house Join to getting up a club and while sub-
scrtbw's ge Tina value for tl:01r money in the
best newspaper in the 'Dominion, the school
011!(11116111, ll lg 6ll I; ,n 1 001l'.
'110 10),r,vees' 1,`1)7 AftS) has rcccntly born
onlargsdto 10 1110 pages. and 18 110W, wlihOut
dotrbl, the best W wetitee. 1 0w<rpaper ip Cana tin,
while the a'0putatibil of Mat 11,1111 1' i ti 6,
as the leading morning journal of the Doittin•
it'1ht vl.
ion }e v,i et i
. '
Sand for sample Copies and special clubbing
lista, acrd"tt0 in t.or a flag for your school.
Anlpltll22 01 InialIt;.I1, Toronalo.
Larthne
fine
The .Famous Heavy -bodied Oil, made only by
McColl Bros. & Co., Toronto.'
use it once and you viiia use no other.
McColl's Famous CYLINDER OIL,,
Is the finest in Canada for engine cylinders.
--FOR .SALE BY-=—
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED OUT A NEW STOCK
OF
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FISC -CLASS WIETER3
n II II 4 II 1. HI II II II I II
In Oanadian and Imported T'v eeds, French Worsteds, etc.,
which he will sell at right: prices: If you wish a nobby or
Plain suit it will repay you to call and examine his large
stock which has just arrived,.
II 61111E FIT 011ilaiiNTEED EEYTW1E
Special attention given to ladies mantle inak g,
Give me a Trial and you will be Convinced.
Stand one door north of Fish's Barber shop.
J NIVIES H. GRIEVE•
READ anx LEARN
w 1eie t n... -
Tho Belt Goods for the Least Money.
We carie the largest stock of STOVES and TINWARL
in town and we are sll' 0 1;
�. selling it at he lowest possible price for
cash: In Hall and LibraryLamps we are showing an elegant
, g
display at right prices. All kinds of Table and Hand Lamps
�, l P
at wnolesale prices.
In Cross -cut Saws
we are showing all the latest and leading patterns and makes.
5 different patterns to choose from.
AXES, a large stock at prices that defy competition.
As usual a full stock of
General hasT aoI paints oils and glass on ad,
A. Call Solicited.
AGENTS FOR THE RAYMOND SEWING- MACHINE
Remember the. old stand
Ii eml)'
Near the POST OFFICE.
If you want an easy shave.
and neat hair -cut just call at
E, FISH'S
SHAVING SALOON
Where he does all his
work its. a neat style
Ladies'' and Children's hair -cutting in
the latest style:
AGENT FOR THE
PARIS/AN STEAM LAUNDRY.
' I Y ti
LONDON,
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ONTARIO.
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J. & J. IiigliitAlAtibpriot.ors.
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EXETER
ONTARIO
Ilas now in stock
Atumn minor
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IN THE FOLLOWING LINES
.
West of England S1litings and Trous
erine,
Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser-
ings.
French and English Worsted Cloths
All made up in the Latest
Style, at best Rates.
e4itr'.11w 0°. S r` ELL.
Clubb.inci.
b •
We are now prepared to furnish the
followingcity papers in. connection
— with -----
THE EXET .,-SLY, ADVOCATE
from now until January 1st, 1892.
':0111011 force Press$1..75
f,on cl.on Act veri;isor �Si.70
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