The Exeter Advocate, 1891-10-15, Page 4THE
SANDERS et SWEET, Props,
THURSDAY, OOT, I5t 1, 1891,
PAAl:tl ELL IS DEAD!
The announcement of the death of
'=Chaxzlee Stewart Parnell will cause a
shook of surprise, and much heartfelt
regret, throughout the civilized world.
'iJlae of the greatest forces of modern
.simes, the man who has been practical
ly Dictator of Ireland for more than
:.en years, anal who was called by hrs
• admirers "the Uncrowned King," has
• suddenly been called away, and to the
feeling of sorrow at his loss will be add
a regret that his life was not spared
•antil his work was accomplished, and
ie had seen Ireland enjoying at least
.'sone measure of that Bono Rule for
which be has so long and so valiantly
Striven, A born "Leader of men" he
'liens, against tremendous odds, show],
.gtow strong one determined man with s
:let purpose in view, cau become. Al
«oaost single-handed at first, he hound
atn<i welded together the Irish part
.euntal it became an important politica
Tactor; and' even Mr. Gladstone, after
Shaving first imprisoned him in Pail.
-ntainham gaol, diel not disdain to trey
with him as a political equal, That h
.was a splendid fighter no one will dis
-pute; and although the odds agains
which be has been fighting; lately were
:almost overpowering, stall there'is no
-doubt up to the very last, although
outvaled and discredited iu seyeral
.elections, he still had a strong hold up-
-en the affections of a large section of
Irish people, and there were very
'strong probabilities of his regaining his
and position, in the not far distant fut-
are. That Parnell's position was in-
5ured, almost destroyed, by the O'Shea
• incident, it would be idle to deny; but
this death will cause his fault to sink
into insignificance, and his name and
.fame axil- live hi history as that of the
ane man who embodied the idea of
:Home Rule for Ireland, and who put
Ante question into such shape that the
,granting of some measure of local self.
government to Ireland is only a quest-,
'len of time, and not a very long time
t�stler. It is somewhat remarkable
that three men who haye each ``filled
World's the �, rlof
o d s eye fora brief space
-ixne—Balmaceda, Boulanger and Par.
.~dell—should pass from the world's
,stage within so short a time of each
• ether. The points: of resemblance be-
t -amen the three men were that each
• was a leader; each was, practically, a
Dictator for a while, and would have
been .actually a Dictator if successful,
- :'anti that each failed to accomplish his
purpose; but, of the three, Parnell was
1rnmensely the superior in every way,
•:'and in nothing dict he show this more
han in the fact that he ,took tempos
• defeat L '
a
'yrs I l.e a man, and while "tht.
_Frenchman and the Chilian gave way
.sato despair. and committed suicide, the
:Irishman pulled himself together after
this disaster, made such reparation as
't was in his -power to make, and de
• .:•ermined to regain, if possible, the po_
-salon he had lost. Thousands of true
and faithful friends of Ireland will
-e ler 1 regret that he was not granted
pY b
Sae opportunity of showing whether he
pp g
could repgain that position or not.
' GGS1 EGGS/
The shipment of eggs from Canada
t :ts England is quite a recent venture,
and by all accounts it has thus far
:)etnvet a • reat success. It is one of
those unexpected results which often
-chow from an adverse policy, such as
:;h.e McKinley tariff was intended to be
Not -withstanding the prohibitory tariff
i':bxttaed by'American legislators, the
:i,,,saladiaat hen still lives and lays the
Olden, egg for many of our farmers.
1�otonly.so, but as our neighbors .a-
cross the line .cannot well do withbut.
the.Canadian .egg, so the American
\corjstrniel ata:, had, to pay the duty to
'their detriment and without any loss
tss Canada, while a new market has
',seen. opened up in England to us
t`a•a' rongr'rtSbe retaliatory policy of our
neighbors, What was intended for
.,elutt. injury has thus proved to be for
sus good. According to latest advices
Seem England, there has been an . im-
1
:anense shipment of eggs to Liverpool
7r LA London during the past year
i'Eremthe opening. of navigation down
b July 81st, nine million eggs crossed
the Atlantic from Montreal alone • and
'see Sn1y roasonably suppose that ship-
ments have gone across the Ocean
r,
tom other ports of the Dominion. : It
slew transpires that by careful packing
t i.cost:tirl way,and-by the use, of
°.'f, fxigeiattors. 011 the Atltutie liners,
'Canadian eggs can be laid down in the
Liverpool. market fresh and in good
condition; and, from the high price
which they command in , the English
Market, Our farulers and the sons and
daughter's of farmers may' well feel en-
couraged to largely increase the nunt-
ber of baunyald fowls, making the bus
Ines.. a specialty and thus deriving a
handsome profit from this particular
branch of trade, By all accounts, the
demand for fresh eggs in the large
oities and towns in England is unlimit-
ed; and now that the question of: safe
and sound transhipment has been piac
tically settled, the fainters of Canada
limy fairly compete with the French
exporters who are so much nearer the
English market.
The Ladies Interested
In the Distribution of
$1,500.00.
The ladies of Canada are delighted;
l husbands not with pleasure the mil
ti ing faces of wives' and slaughters; in-
deed, the whole country is stirred up
with a pleasureablo excitement.
It simply amounts to this.—that. the,
3' manufacturers of the celebrated' and
1 uuiversailly used Diamond Dyes have
inaugurated a grand competition
scheme known as the "Di•Lmond Dye
Competition," which is freely thrown
t open to every mother, wife and daugh-
ter of our broad Dominion.
No less a .sura than $1,500.00 will be
t distributed to the mothers, wives and
daughters of Canada, in first, second
at;cl third prizes. This sum is really
being returned to the constuners of
Diamond Dyes. Every lady ie Canada,
can afford to become a competitor, and
has sufficient intelligence and ability
to make up some of the articles men-
tioned in the long and varied list. Am
pie time is afforded to all for experi
mentina and becoming perfect as eom•
petitory for the large cash prizes offer
ed.
It is an unprecedented act of liber
ality on the part of the wealthy mann
facturers of Diamond Dyes, and neve
before attempted by any similiar in
stitution in the world and the publi
have the most ample proof that evert
promise will be faithfully carried oat
During the season the manufactur
ors of Diamond Dyes have contribute
liberally to country faits, in order t
encourage Household Economy an
Art. Small and almost uuknown con
ceras haye tried to stimulate this char
acter of work by the offer of insigniti
cant sums of from one to three dollars
that would not in any instance aefra
cost ofd dyeing
and the making t t u
3 r a p o
goods called for. We fear these sinal
imitators has not yet been discovers
the fact that the ladies value the`
tittle and materials, to be lured b
such trifling and miserly prizes.
The fairs of our country having clos
ed for the season, the manufacturers o
Diamond Dyes Mean to keep the lacl.ie
busy during the lung autumn an
winter evenings, by offering large ane
substantial prizes in keeping with th-
character of word asked for.
The production of every competitor
will form an exblbt in the large attic
well equipped Diamond .Dye establish
uaent in Montreal,and three of the larg•
est and best known Dry Goods firm
in Canada hasrornised ex )erts t
P 1
award the prizes. These well-known
houses are: Henry Moran S" Co.,Henry
& N. E. Hamilton, and John Murphy -
Co.
Graham S. Co., proprietors of the
Montreal "Daily Stur'" and "Family
Ilea"unci and fiTeek/aj Star" have signi-
fied their willingness to act as judges
on the various Essays sent' forward for
COMpetUion,
Young and old, rich and poor, have
an equal chance in this magnificent
and competition eeheme• thereforeou
should willingly enter. If 'you have
not yet received a book giving full
particulars of the scheme, write atorice
to the Wells &Richardson Co., Mont
real, who will send it post free.
We are asked to remind our readers of
the fact that all'intending competitors
tors should at once signify their inten-
tion competitors, 1)y sending in the
form, properly filled' up, which is found
on page 15 of the book referred to. We
wish to impress upon our people the
fact that this contest.is absolutely free
to, all. There is ria cost for books, no
entrance fec, and no rhoney to be sent
forward; it is as free to alias the. air
we breathe. We trust our people will
do what they eau in this competition,
and thus sustain the reputation of our
women and girls es adepts in house
hold work and arc.
Staffs.
A Harvest Home service was held
in the English church last Sunday
evening. The church was very taste-
fully decorated for the occasion.
The long expected Forester's Ball
and Suppe]' Ovals field at I:,arcl's hall
Cromarty on Friday evening as adver-
tised'and was a very decided success.
The Foresters deserve great credit for
the manner in which theaffair was
conducted, Suppe] was served in i:ho
lower Stoiy of the building:, while the
fine floor of the third flat made a little
paradise for those who tale a deliht
in tripping the light fantastic. Music
was supplied by Messrs. Grant and
Davis of Exeter, who Savo general
satisfaction. Nothing unpleasant
whatever occurred to mar the night's
en,joylnent, Dancing continued Until
f)til'o'clock in the morning WhE;ll :,111
dispersed to their homes, feeling that
they lead spent a very ell joy able tirne,
Bruoetleld,
Rev, J. Higginsof Hast Winchester,
occupied the pulpit of Canada Presby-
terian church last Sabbath morning,—
on:Rev. Mr, MoCrne, of Montreal, preach•
iu Uniola Church S ibbath eYenuig','
—The Miss H411s, Revivalists; held
crowded meetings last week in the
Methodist church, They also continue
all this week,—Mr. Jessie O'Neil, C P.
R. Agent, Strathelair, Man,, is in town
at present looking hale and hearty --
The celebrated trotting stallion, St,
Llaise, owned by Mr. P. McGregor was
brought home hist week from Ken
tucl:y where he has been in training
during the summer.—A:bad cold is go-
ing the rounds at present. -Mrs. Jas
Broadfootand Miss R. Walker returned
home Monday evening fromAxe,
Mich., where they were yisiting friends
—We are glad to state that Miss C
McIntosh, who has been unwell for
some time is improving rapidly.
THE WISE SAVANTS
Tell us that Rheumatism is a blood di
wase; that it call be cured only by ai
remedy which works through the
blood. And yet, if you have the dart-
ing pains of Rheumatism tan muscles
or joints,:try a little Of Clark's Light-
ning Liniment. Irwin go direct to
the seat of pain and relieve it at once.
There is no waiting weeks acid months
until the disease can be attacked
through the blood. This seems to be
contrary to scientific claims, But it is
true that 0111h's Lightning Liniment
will care Rheumatism. Sold by drug-
gists; price fifty cents, Clark Chemi-
cal Co„ Toronto, New York.
HIS'I'D E NEmlt
SYSTEM OF MEDICINE
Harpli y.
•
Duck shooting is the sport ' of the
day at present. —Miss Bell Getrean
and hiss J. McLlollau left last week
for Detroit where.they intend spend-
ing the drunter.--lack birds by the
million can be seen passing over here
towards the soutli•east every clay,
Miss Sarah Polloek was the gilest Of
Mies Alvira Moliard last ween:.—Mr.
D. Hagen has purchased Mr. J. W.
ITS CHALLENGE IS INVESTIGATION'.
ITS PASSPORT IS TRUTH.
The system is complete having di.f
fererit medicines for all the different
diseases. The medicines are perfectly
pure containing. nothing of a poison-
one natiue whatever, and are quite
tasteless, THE TIIEORYr is to rebuild
the diseased cells and tissues ' of the
S'Vatson's farm for the sum of p4,300 body, and by thus reaching the primal
and it is expected he will take possess- cause of disease these medicines , will
ion at once—The wife' of Mr. Arclii. 1 save life in acute and chronic eases,
bald Mclnnis presented liim with ai where the olcl systems of giving pais -
hearty little cook on Monda ' lust:—f onotts drugs miserably fail. Books
Y sent free explauung the system to any
address.:
Ristogenetio Medicine Association:
On Sunday last while Mr. Joseph
Slcarross and family were returning
home froth church, by some means the
horses took fright throwing one of the
little girls out of the rig, passing over
her leg, breaking it between the knee
and hip. It was carefully set by Dr.
Ovens and the patient is doing as well
as could be expected.—The home of
Mr. Stephen Webb was blessed with a
bouncing little plough boy last week.
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arising from low, marshy land,
from decaying vegetable matter;
breathed into the lungs, taken us
the blood, and unless the vital fluid
purified by the use Of a good meth•
like tiood's Sarsaparilla, the un•
victim is soon overpowered
in - the: more advanced cases.
the terrible fever prevails, this
medicine has effected re -
cures. Those who are ex.
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Notice is liereb.y given
Revised Statutes
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of Richard FT
Township of Osborne.
who
day of August last.
the tiedersi„nec1,
and Richard Coates
before
141at pursuant to
of Ontario, Chap. 11n•
claiIll s against the
enter the eider, late of
in the County of;'
died oil or about " the
are required. to seed
Solicitor for Simon *Hun-
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claims and of the
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Day of Decelilber
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of the securities,
the said let day.
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thereto, having
of which they
will not be liable
notice shall not
Oth Oct., 1801.
tiLAn SAL 5181 and. Opminission 'to
IV . Agents, lltoii and Wemon, !1'eac1 -
ere and Clergymen to introduce a new anntl.
popaatan' (standard book.
Testimony of 19 Ce]it ries
to Jesus of Nazareth,
Tile most remarkable religious, hook of the
age, written by 300 eininent schOl.ars, Non-
sect;ar lan. Every christian wants it. Ex -
elusive territory given, Ap,pIyto
The Henry Bill Publishing Go.,Norwich,
EXETER
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Barley
Oats
Peas....
Butter ,
Eggs , .
Potatoes per bus
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Went .....
MARKETS.
. $0.88 to 0,90
. 40 to 42
26 to 28
. 55 to 57
.. 13 to J8
.... 113 to l.13
- . 130 to 35
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Cx-sterarau,N.—This is t.ocertify that I have
suffered with rheumatism for the last twen-
ty-five years. At fivedifferent periods I have
been so barn that I had to remain in bed for
several months at a time.. This summer I
was suffering severely with pain all through
my body, constipation, headache, drowsi-
ne8S, ;etc. I began taking Histogenetic
Merlioines on ,luno lith and continued for
eight weeks. I began to improve at once,
pain left mo gradually. Ido not feel it at.all
except a very little at chaugo of weather-
nt in
o h g to speak of, just a gentle reminder.
Constipation and headache cured ult and no
return of either since. It is now six weeks
since Istorped. taking the medicines. I feel
better now than I have for years, and ' I
heartily recommend the people of Pion don to
try Histogenetic Medicines, as they did more
for me than all the doctors` prescriptions or
other medicines that Thad taken before.
JAMES :FACE
London, 531) 'hark street, Sept. 10, 1801, •
Will be at Exete-r,66Centr a:l
Hotel," on Tuesday .Nov.
3rd; from 9.30 a, n,, to
5.30, p.m, and at Henson,
"lieiksall Hotel," sane day
(Tuesday) from 6 p. as., to
9 next moi"nniI3g.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Histogenetic Medicine Association.
Rooms 2, and 3 Albion Block, Richrn onci S t
Louclon,.Head Office for Western Ontario
Head Office for Canada, 10 Tongs Street,
'Market, Toronto. May 14-1 ,y.
Melntion Exeter "ADVOCATE."
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" IIL111S.ST A,l'JOR A(»il.':ST DIS.EAs. ]S
GOOD DTGES. TOiv:"
It is ahard, uncontrovertible fact that more disease
is directly attributable to disorders of the Stomach
than to all the other organs combined; this isnot :hard
for even the nulirofcssional to understand when' we
take into consideration the mass of food that his made
the receptacle of fora time, there to be churned, di-
gested and so assimilated. �T
MALTO EPS�%IU
Can rrtificinl gastric juice—formula on every label) will
cid the ach'and . so cure indigestion,Dyspcp.
ps.a etc. In fact it is a t 00k 1. aid to diggesta hearty
dinner, and can do no (, ,rm as 1t is 0.11,, adding an extra
amount of gastric juice, does nntstimulatc, and so there
is noreacLion. Endorsed by physician's. Send 2 cis- in
postage for valuable book to If:12SN MORSE,
1s rl.saarto3AL Deimos, ONTARIO,
EXOtOr
Ipstrilroolit
EMPORIUM.
PERKINS ,& MARTIN, PROPS.
We cart' the most complete stock of
Musical tnstrunieiats in the county.
PIANOS,
ORGANS'.
G a,
VIOLINS,
ALSO
SEWING MACHINES,
•BICYLES,
FARM IMPLEMENTS &o.
Tlie above instruments always on
hand.
Terms to suit Puoliasers.
CFIvL Us A GALL,
EVERYTHING 1i W4 Y DOWN.
PERKINS & MARTIN,
.3.' TI -1=
Leadiu� C1otiiiii Hose.
are the latest goods in------
PALL AND WINTER SUITINGS
and overcoatings, just arrived.
All will be macle up in the Latest Style and a
Good fit Every Time or no Sale.
AT PRICES A AY DO
Remember the Stand one Poor North of E. H, Fish's
Barber Shop.
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EMERIEMIEZEINEMMUIETEM
It willo you ayto call on us if you P J n wlilt anything in Hard-
' ware such as
Nails, Hinges,Locks, Glass,
Paints and Oils.
j{1W
Stooki f Jolutoirs tigilig Poirtts
NEW COLORS.
Brber, tStria, Yr1iac1 y Galvanized. wires away
d own for cash.
TINWARE STOCK IS CMP" ET
EAVETROUGI°HHNG A SPECIALTY
NEW RAYMOND MACHINES AND
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CALL WHEN IN TOW
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I puce a positive. xemedy Stir the above disease by Rs
use thousands of cases of the worst kind and of. 'ono
standing hate been cured. Indeed so strong is my -faith
In itsefficacy, that I will send TWO BOTTLES PREF,
with a VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease t0 any
stiffeser,nho will send ma their EXPRESSnn3 1.?,0. address,
T. A. SLOCUM, M. C., 186' ADELAIDE
ST., WEST, TORONTO; ONT.
ALLAN LINE—.
.
ORSE'S GLYCEROLE OF4
l4 CELERY COMPOUND;
' A SAFE remedy for teething
^i infants and adults suffering tram,
all nervous troubles,.Ouaranteed.
to contain no opium or any drugs
exempt those printed on formula
on every bottle. Endorsed by.
Lor siale'b ydrug gists. n 60 Cam.
Send two centstamp for
descriptive circular to
Rosen Morse, Buffet), N. TS
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1891. Sttmmor Sailing, 1891.
Liverpool, DerrYiQuebec and Montreal.
P i
From ( + From loin
Liver I Steamshins
p` , Dion- Quebec
pool i trail.
Sept. 3 $ tlil INIAN
't 10 MONd,GILIAN
17 PARISIAN
tt 2. CIRCASSIill
Oct. I P0L1NI SIAS
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15 1bIONUOLTAK'
1 22' PARISIAN
u `G0. CIRCASSIAN
NOV. 5 POtyrYii$iAN " 2,
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Sept. 10 Sept. 20
30 Oct. 1
Oct, 3 " .t
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RATES OE PASSAGE.
To Londonderry or Liverpool.
Ty S. S. Parisian, '500, 570, w80 single; '5110,
$130,5150 return.
13y other Steamers 550, 555, 500 single; 505,
Intermediate 5S1 00, return $50.00. Steerage
5.0.00, return 840.00.
John Spackman,
EXETER, ONT,
5105, 8115 return.
CETIi .TMJll III1P.
Mr. George Sniallcolnbe wishes to
inform the citizens of Exeter and sur•
rounding country that he has opened
--out a Clew--
3 liner In and Gents' Fl.1rnlsh-
film Establ.islitnent in
J � ,
Fanso111s 131ock.,
Latest designs of hoods always on hand,
arid made up in the latest
A3ncx is ail Styles at Right
Prices,
A CALL SOLICITED AND A GOOD
FIT GUARANTEED.
• Ladies Jackets and Mantle.
In l i.iag itttended to,
GAIALLAC0103.1+, J
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MERCHANT TAILOR,
Exeter,
All men can't be
Apollos of strength
and form, but all
may have robust
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