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The Exeter Advocate, 1891-10-29, Page 8FIT. Pa s. Df,t'.i,RTA, COU T tP 000Ds. °110 's y S. Pictures �: Beads . .Shot; Spice Jars Dolls ;crotch Safes Salts ind DIug;s Noeules Rules Belle (l, Pius Hammers Purses Thimbles Tacics, L. Pencils Buttons Aga,te�S.1')rivei•s Broaches " Petted P. Cord W. Chains /Iandl:erchief C. Openers Cups ' Towels 0, Tongs Toy Books Neckties. ;F. Shovels Knives Faus Lifters 1.t Organs Splashers P. Mashers Whisks T. hats { .bast Forks Soaps Bibs 'Dippers 1\T. Bru�ashes 1 ul L artsthagg heaters S• Tin Steepens 0 Turners Clothes " T P. Stands Pans Black`g " Comb Cases L. Squeezer Stoye " Dust Pans C. Screws Tooth " Pie Plates S. Ladles Combe Trays Toy Brooms Goblets CTIVICITG, Exeter. Tho j .Banknilt, Undoubtedly the Cheapest Spot in Viesternflntarior 1 aargath, Bargain. Yes we are offering great bar- gains this fall, Bargains that are bringing crowds to us every clay, and no wonder that we are having crowds, when you re• member that, we are the most extensive jobbers in Western On- tario. See the great Bargains we are offering this fall. Fina Dress Goods! Eiinc Dress Goods! We have the stock and we certainly do the Dress Goads trade of Exeter. Special for this wee.: 20e serges for 14e,and 1Sc Tweed effects for 12 •e.. Quite a, saving to the buyer, ain't it. Lots of other lines justascheap Black Goods! Black Goods! We control for Exeter several lines of the Pest makes of Black Henrietta in the trade. Our Velvet Bloom Henrietta is ac- knowledged to be one of the fin- est makes in the market. You buy from us we save you money. Ladies: Ladies! Ladies Vests,, choice stock,low prices, good goods, special value at 50c for .Bottonian Ribbed Vests. Warm Furs! Warm Furs! We have them in all thelead- ing styles. Some lovely collars and muffs, Boas; Coats,` Caps; in fact everything; you need in furs, and air at close cut prices. Buy your furs from us and try your luck for Beanty. Now for the Conditions on which Beauty-istobe given away. CONDITIONS; There is in our window a- glass jar containing a number of buttons, the num- ber ismalcuown to any person,the guarantee of which appears below. With every pur- chase of $ .0.) you are entitled to one guess at the number of Buttons in the lar, with a purchase of $S 03 two guesses and so on. In our office will be guesses tt Book where you Will register your name and your guess. The contest to close at a o'clock o n X ewi'ear Bye. when the jar will be opened and the Buttons counted by disinterested and res- ponsible parties, and the person who hits guessed the correct or nearest to the correct number of :i3nttons will then become the ownerofBeauty, shoulrithere be a tie then the first who has registered the correct num- ber will be the winner. Titis is to certify teat the h jar in t11r number of buttons in the window of the Big Bani.rupt Store i5 unknown to any person, as they h e v us and the were laced. ter b •i p jar sealed in our presence. ( B. S. O'Nene, t 'agile(' 1 R. Tl. COLLINS. Imo:ovum am sow tStewa=t9 Dealer in Bankrupt Stork. LOCAL JOTTING. Saturday night will be Hallowe'en, For fine black suit try J.Ii, Grieve Merchant Tailor. Be sure and get your blankets it the ' Exet'er Molter. flirts. Don't forget to call and .sec J. H. Grieve's c10'overcoats before purchas- ing, A beautiful sample of raspberries were shown this week by Mr. Jonathan Kydd. Blankets! Blankets! best quality and lowest prices at the Exeter Woollen frills, Messrs. E. Bissett and Richard Eac- rett secured eight ducks at the lake during the gale on Tuesday. Victoria Carbolic Salve is a wonder ful lhealirl; compound for cuts, wounds, bruises, burns, ,scalds, boils, pies, p{inp- les, &e. The, sacrament of the Lord's Supper wilt be administered in' the Trivitt Memorial �„ Church C rich oil Sunday morning next. blilbuen'.s Aromatic Quinine 'Wine fortifies the system against attacks of ague, chills, bilious lave', dumb ague and like troubles. The A bvoe<c-'r will be sent to any address for the balance of the year 1891 for 20 cents, paid in advance. Now is the time to subscribe. If you wiaut a firstelass feral 00 easy terms. cal 011 1 �' tGi 1 ..10114 a 1 I1trn ,�G i S ,v,,a i, tt l a Chapter le 1lr a l> tired, no appetite.. Chapter 2, Take c hood's Sag s tzar lila Chapter i,; Strong:, cheerful,. hnugry Now is the time to subscribe for the ADVOCATE. You can have it sent to aey friend in Canada or the United (rout now until Jan. 1st, for only 20 cents. \1're • isis to call special notice to tho aadd' of Mi 1);Lvit1 Millar, V S,, elso of J. N iloi'•ard and - Walt Andrews, which will be fouihd elsewhere in our columns. All parties Hooding sale bills will find it to their advantage to give the "•AAvo0ATn" office a call, and you will receive satisfaction for leaving your order Give us a call. The Rev. Mr. Hondeesou, of ITensall preached in the Caren Presbyterian Church on Sundtty'mornino• A very fair attendance was present and his discourse was of an -interesting nature It is rumored that Conductor Snider will remove to Toronto shortly and will take charge of a train between Toronto and Stratford. The people along the L. H & B, will greatly miss the conductor's genial smile, An error erept into aur report of the open trot hold at Parkhill on the lath inst., in which it read "Toni Bourke owned by 1\ .r It ens all , I should have read "Tom 'Bourke, owned by DIr. John Beam, Clinton." The stock and farming utensils. of Kr, Charles Horwood, Exeter North, were sold by public auction on Satur- day last by Mr. John Gill. The at tendance offbidders was fair and stock only realized moderate prices. We are pleased to state that Mrs. T. Henderson, wife of Mr. James Mender- san formerly of May township, Who has been confined to her bed for the past few days, from the effects of a prolong: ed cold, is able to sit up and be about the house again.—Paffneseille News Mr. Wm. Warnock, of Goderich, has brokeu the record for large squash, Heretofore the heaviest was shown in New York state, weighing 306 lbs; but Mr. Warnock beats this by eight lbs, as he has one, raised this season, which tips the scales at 814, and measures 8 if inches and inches iii circumference and. two feet niiie inches in diameter. We learn from a recent letter that Dr. Cowen and his son Henry M. forme ly of this place, and who left here sotiie time ago for Princeton III, have left that place, and are now living and practicing in Chicago, styling them• selves as Cowan 'S: Cowan They re - poet of 'having a very large and Mier fivep. rc:eare atie and a e vcry much tak- en up with the city. An apple became fastened in the throat of a valuable cow belonging - to Mr' Able Waiper, Exeter North, on Tuesday. David Millar, V. S., was im- mediately sent for and after arriving an the scene was not long in relieving the animal of its trouble. Mr. 'MI. has met with great success as a practioion- er since his arrival in our midst and no doubt formers will find it to their ad- vantage to give him a call. Mr. S. Stanlake who owns a farm in the township of Usborne, being cont posed of lot 7 con. 4, left a barrel of el der standing in his yard a- few days ago while he went to attend a funeral. Imagine his surprise oil returning to find that the pigs had turned over the the barrel and drank part of the con- teuts.and were in a bad state of intox- ication. Mr. S. decates that they re maimed so for nearly 24 hours. It is probable that a new selieme will be arranged hi shooting tournn,. meats next surniner •nhicli will •pro. vide for the rapier ficin; system at un- known angles. The piesentmethocl is becoming •'too easy" for shooters who have but to provide themselves with a gun that scatters well eta then blaze away at the targets. The angle is such that every man who strands up to the mark know almost where s a mo he .e the bird is „oleog . Nr. John Gill 'Was busy on Do tdav and Tuesday delivering a 'stock of fruit trees for a Toronto flim to farm• ers in this neighborhood. The trees all looked to be in a thriving condition and of medium size which is consider;'. ed the best for planting. The orders were solicited by Mr: J. T. \Vestcott, and We predict from the appearance of the steel, that he will have no troub- le in obtaining another large number of orders. We are again called on to chronicle the death 01 one of our residents in the person of Rachael, beloved wife of Win Thos. Horn, who died yesterday morn ing (Wednesday) at the age of 35 yrs. and J mos. Deceased has been ailing for the past month from a severe at tack of rheumatism, which struck to her heart yesterday and instant death ensued, She leaves to morn' her a hus band and a small family. Her remains will be interred in the Exeter ceme- tery to•dav(Thursday) at 2.30 "The Outward and Visible Sign" is the title of a pamphlet of 72 pages, handsomely illustrated, by the Rev. D. J. Caswell, B, 0,, Ph, B. of the Diocese of Huron, being a new and attractive method of teitehing religious trufhs and especially applied to the teaching of the. Church Catechism," The`' work is unique, in character, and is designed by the author through the issue of signs and symbols to revolutionize our Sunday school teaching. making what has been hithertodry and uninterest- ing' bi, 1 t,i e i hg' .nos leas t inviting.Tho il,a no tit pleasant and n t :: , ,i Ret. 5. P. Robinson, having received the litographic charts began teaching the scholars of the Trivitt Memorial church on Sunday the 11th lust., and it is believed will prove a great Pee cess, not only in helping• the teachers in their duties, but will help the ahik- reft fo retain the impression ecic up- on their minds. Messrs. Robert Sanders of Exeter, Cote l\itC' vil this cityy col e icCiclor,oluida, and Drank Segar of Elkwooa, returner. on the lath from a five clays' .hunt at Sweetwater bake, N. D„ with 231 geese, about 20 ducks, and a fear chickens. Mayor deal 'lt of thia city tendered Mr. Sandors the use of, his grey hounds, and they f ure ished some fine sport for the party in capturing a fox and several jack rab- bits. Tee party speak of having<a good time in general.—Langdon, Re- \\Te want every subscriber to fuel during the next two months that the success of the AnvoCATn depends iu a Measure upon his personal efforts. We. believe that we Have already in our subscribers as high-minded and patrt• otic a baud of men rind women as you rill find in any country in the world. We want to add to our lists very large ly between now and the first of Jan- nary. Every subscriber knows of two or three friends who have like testes and sympathies with himself; let him bring the AvvOCATE to their attention and send us their subscriptions with his own renewal. Our work is not a selfish one; it is for our own country's good, pro patt°ia eG i)eO, Let us pieta forward the enterprise One morning last week when IIr• Rt. Leathoru avert into the pasture field to have a look at his stock amoni'sa which are a number of first class hor- ses, he found a eolt dead, Upon ex- amination it was found. that the ant - real had been killed by a bullet pass. ing• through the body and rote ' the lungs. 'Whether it met its fate acci- dently or not cannot be .ascertained, but it is believted that a spoitsmau was in the neighborhood using a rifle, and not observing the animal fired at a marl: and killed it. His loss will ag- gregate a nice little sum, All should be very careful, and especially those. who use guns that carry such long distances because ,you 'cannot tell where the bullet Will lodge. Mr. Alby Robinson, of London, for- merly of Parkhill, and who has recent- ly received the appointment as travel- ling agent for Mr. John Garvey, dealer in groceries, wines and liquors, made his first visit to our town since.lais late appointment on Thursday last. ,We were iuucli pleased to meet our old friend and to hear that he had secured the lucrative position he'nowholds. We feel assnred,from a favorable, opinion conceived of Alby that Mr. Gatsvey has secured "the right man„iu the right place" and that his trade without a doubt Will be much enlarged 'through his etforts, as Alby is the embodiment of energy, and his pfienominai success as a traveller will be the logical result Of that energy, intelligently directed. Our Staffa Correspondent in his, last budget must` have been- wrongly in- formed as to the authenticity of the in•' formation he received with referenceto Mr. D. C. Dorranee, teacher of S. S. No 1, Stephen, in which it .reads that Mr Dorrance has been -engaged its Eeac ler for S. S. No. 8, Hibbert. This statement is incorrect according• to what Mr Dor. ranee says, as he; has been engaged by the. Trustee Board of Harrison to take the responsible position as principal of Harrison Public School. This we are pleased to (earn and we feel confident that a wiser selection they could -not have made,. as D. C. is capable of filling the position with the utmost proficencv and ability, having had several years experience in teaching and that in the near vicinity, and as a teacher many Words of praise has. been tendered .blur which he justly deserved. He was the selection of five applicatnts—salary not being taken into consideration -which speaks for itself. His duties commence January 1st, 1591. The Empire is sending out a Prem• rum with its Weekly this fall which Will be highly prized by the friends. and followers' o£ the late Premier of the Dominion. It is, in the shape of a Memorial Album, illustrating the ca- rteofSiI John aido I1 from his birthplace in la gow to his last Test- ing lace in CatarquiCemetery. The series of handsome views are fn photo- gravure,executed in a manner thgtt is a credit to Canadian art, and comprise an excellent photograph of the old Chieftain, taken a sheet time previous co his death; t handsome ,portrait of his devoted, widow, theBa.roness. Mac• don i ld; his' birthplace lir Glasgow, be- ing a view of Brunswick 'Place near the Turngate, which will be reconniz ed by all who arefamilial. withthe city a portrait of Sir John as a young man, being a fac simili of the earliest photo- graph known to be in existauce an excellent and striking likeness of his mother, from whom he inherited his force of character and genius; the ' old home en' Rideau street, Kingston, in which he lived during the rebellion of 1837; the finest view ever published of Earnscliffe,his well known residence in Ottawa; interior view of the Senate Chamber, as it appeared with the body lying in state, show mg the iloral tri• bates and members of Parliament guarding the remains,with the Queen's wreath resting on the coffin; view of Parliament Buildings,with funeral pro cession forming in front; the funeral passing the Eastern block, with, fine view of the buildings; magnificent view of the City Hall, Kingston, drap- ed as it appeared on morning of fence-, al; beautiful photograph of the grave at Cataraqui Cemetery, with the floral ot'fcrin;•s and cadets guarding it; ex teriol view of Westminster Able y in which memorial service was held, from a celebiated etching; photogt•aphic. view of interior of 'Westminster; hand• some view of St. Paul's Cathedral, In which it is proposed to erect memorial tablet; let rnteriOl of. t. Paul's Cathedral, 'ho cover of this collection of plioto- g•ravui•es is a ben utiful emit of art, the title being richlv embosued in sil- vel', with a medallion of the Chieftain in relief, surrounded by his now . me- morial Oids S�i1ti.bib ect I was bonne subject.1 will dao"while the b ickgi•ound shows shield with the British arms, and the whole is sur, mounted with drapery in royal purple, pie, fringed with silver, A premium like this lies never before been offered by a newspaper in Canada, and will no doubt be eagerly sought after, as it will be an oruainent to e parlor table as well as a valuable souvenir of the old Chieftain. Fuu'n.s tor Saw. The undersigned has several first. class farms for sale on easy terms. J'. SPMKMAN, Exeter. wanted. Never too late to. mend. 5000 pairs of boots and shoes that need repairing' to be left at the leading boot and shoe store next door to the post office. G. !Manson. shooting iIiLteii. A pigeon shooting match , will be held at the Metropolitan House on Thursday November lath, (Thanks giving Day). A geed day for all spartsmeu will be given. Further pat tieul re later, Wart for lt. The bills will be out shortly announ Ging the tea and entertainment to be given by the ladies of the Trivitt Me- literittl church on the evening of Nov, 12111. An kuteresting program is be- ing prepared and a treat is itt view for all. Remember the date, on the eveeing of rlhuilksg•ivieg Day. Theft. One evening' last week a number of chicken were stolen from Mrs. Orns, Station Ilotel, and were supposed to have been taken to the salt works where they Were killed and eaten. It is understood that warrants have been issued for the arrest' of the parties and they have left- for other parts: No doubt the Chief of Police has the guilty parties this time. Fara' Sold. Mr. Thomas Cornish disposed of his 73 acre farm, lot 16, concession 2, Us - borne, to Mr. William Fletcher, of:, the same townshrp,,on Staurday last. The price received was 85,500, and is con- sidered a fair one; this is considered very desirable property, a new brick house. having been erected lately and ood outbuildings, and situated. just a mile east of this village. 'Noticed in Time. Shortly after the fire had been start- ed on Tuesday morning in the large furnace under the boiler in W. N. Ver- ity & Sons foundry, steam was olaserv- ed escaping from several tubes at the end of the.boiler. The fire was immed- iately taken from underneath and up- on closer examination it was found. necessary to dispense with the: services of several of the employees for a few days until all had been repaired. In all probabilities work will be resumed again ill a few days, - sad. Iaett's. On Saturday last Mr. Rd. Crocker, of this place received a telegram from Northville, Mich., bearing the sad in- telligence of -his. brother. Isaac's death who died on Friday 23rd inst:, at the age of 47 years and 7:months. No par- ticulars were given as to the cause of death: It will be well remembered that deceased Was a former resident of this place and while here took an ac tire part in the band asimaster, which position: he filled for - some titne with much, proficiency. A SPRAIN OR. BRUISE Should be wrapped with a• linen cloth wet with Clark's Lightning Lininient. The pain will 'leave instantly, and the swelling rapidly subside. Nothing' known to medical science will afford such speedy, relief and curd, and there' is no other remedy that gives the stiff erer such quiek satisfaction. where once used—always used. order from youre druggists. There is only one Clark's Lightning Liniment: price fifty cents. Clark Chemical Co.,- Tor onto, York. ''orf-. Are You Deaf: Or; do yon suffer from noises in the hearl Then send 3 eon t strtmn anr1. T. will send a vat nitble treatise containing fall ' particulars for hone cure which costs comparatively noth- ing. �I splendid work on deafness and the ear. Address PROF. G, CHASE, Montreal. til -131 NOW IS TEE TINE TO BUY YOUR FALL LOTHIN6J $3,00LDO 1�flTll. TO BE CLEARED THIS NEXT 30 DAYS AT LFSS TIIAN E1 SIC WIIOLESALEP If you want a Child's, Boys or Man's Suit Overcoat and Pants, &c., call and see our big stock. TkLi;g TOECHOOSE FROM. tl� E. J. SPACR MAN & CO. SAMWULL'S BLOCK, ONTARIO EXETER, e p . .r, Our ' STOOK is large; OurLCOO FO 4 - new; Our P ICES law. We make a business of making T' g ti Bargains 4b Dry Goods, Gxoceries, Ilats Caps; st Boots Shoes; Clothing, Furnishings, Goods Notions, c. Th ' ' tl e l e latest ill i I�nest ill y as t�.'�' � 4 QUALITY, and the L.ti110at ill VARIETY have been combined in us in one mighty effort for trade. We are aio rapers neither do we :propose to do a fake business in order to, gain custom. We calla dollar a dollar and not ninety-nine :tents. Our goods are all marked in PLAIN FIG .. 1. ES. • And you may depend that our prices are right. Our fall andwinter Qife 11 o. 1 2y s will not and cannot be surpassed WITH ALL THEIR BLOW, BRAY AND BLUSTER. to the contrary. There is a limit below which honest goods cannot be sold. We place our prices at the low water mark for safe and reliable goods, Insect us, criticise us, k1iow us and you will find that we save you dollars. tri VES, AND TINWARE Y 6 0 Silver New Jewell Cook Stove for $9.00 worth $12.00: New Silkirk Cook Stove for $9.00' worth $15.00; The Florida Cook Stove; The Bermuda Farmers Cook Stove also a Line of Extended Cooks. Famous New Star Heatei,also in coal stoves withoven. See the Heater, also LINES TINWARE AT COST; Saws,Handles away Bargain in all lines of Shelf Goods. ,, p. The Stoves are all at special figures from D. Moore & Co., andrices are lower than they have ever been offered. 4 h gallons Coal Oil 65 els. SHEEP1J • �KTh S HIDES WOOL PICKINGS, 9 &c., taken in trade. J. . H' ARD, Prop. 1 CURE FITS! When I say I cure I do not mean merely to stop them for atime and then have them return again, I mean a Stald cute. I sI made the ULt.lon of 'PITS, 'warrant my oreremedy tFALLING. e the worst c lsfe.fon study. I entrant my remedy to caro the ,rorst cases. Because ethers have felled is no reason fornot now retching a cure. Send at once for n treatise and ' n, Free Bottle of my Infallible remedy. Give EXPRESS and POST -OFFICE. .• H. G. R00T, M. C., 185 ADELAIDE St. WEST, 1 OP.ONTO, ONT. THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT from which this paper is printed was supplied by the 6EToTYPEt�o�o_ Dealers in type, Presses, and Printers' Supplies. J. T. JOHNSTON 80 & 82 Wellington St. west TORONTO,' ONT. Millsxeter Roller 1� MA.R .ICT REP ORTS. WHEAT 0.90 To 0.95 pci. bush 0111' Sr11in Prices. Flour, strong bakers', "3.00 per 100 best family, 0.50 " " t< tov grade, 1 rLdlC st Bran, 70 tt Middlings, 00 " " Screenings, 100 " " Chop, 1.10 to 1.,25 ' " Chop stone running every day. T7CIi,1S CASH . �JTho+, Exeter Aliliin Co �JY Lnt Til A The ,Summer holidays are now about over and the Fall Fairs being close at band, I wish to inform ms- many cus- tomers that I am still in nay CLD STAND, (OVER (F. J. Knight's Grocery Store.) And am prepared to do work in latest style and. best of workmanship. x II = 11 x 11 11 x 11 - 1 x ALL (OK llhIJ1llIEL x' 11 II x II - II X 11 - II X Give me a call and leave your measure and X will:give you a .. a Heat fit. Over F. J. Knight's ft's f Store, kf BERT f i 3Hrr. r• roger CITY s . OTEL LONDON, r. ONTAEIO. $i. a L& hcMalTYN, Proprietors. etors.