HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1892-4-14, Page 5OUR TROUSERSADD
The Whitoomb Riley style of twisting versos
round,
To illustrate some meaning or some sentiment
profound
Now comes in very handy to desoribe our Pant
"" display.
For in-
•etbow for gged
matt we
trousers make
this way.
And then for men whose logs have not that
graceful lino or curve,
But who, in spite of that defect, most certainly
deserve.
A pair of Trousers;that will fit,' our finished
work will show,
Apair that's
shaped something
like this
'from hip
to too.
Then for the man who prides himself upon bis
shapely limbs,
We've patterns new and prioes right to satisfy
his whims.
And when ho 1ves the store, of course, his
heart fe,ftlh;d with bliss
73eoauso hpaie'sr of
got a.
pants shaped
nice and straight
like a this.
Wo make you a pair of these necessary gar-
ments, to measure,„ with lines ;of beauty and
of graoo; ” from 32 50 up.
5 per cent. off for Cash.
The Popular Tailor & Gents' Furnisher,
J. H. GREIVE.
243, representing 211 failures in the
United States and 32 in Canada.
A lizard about fivecinches
in lengthth
was taken from the stomach of Mr.
Phillips of Stroudsburg, Pa:, on Satur-
day. He had been an invalid tor . two
years. It is supposed that some years
ago he swallowed the animal while
drinking water -
Because she refused to marry him,
Albert liabederick, a German. shot his
sweetheart, Amelia Frass, in the kitch-
en of her employer on East Fortieth
street, New York, on Friday and then
killed himself. The wouuded girl will
probably recover.
The mizzen -mast of the Allan line
steamer Prussian, from Boston to
Greenock, last month was struck by
lightning. About twelve feet of the
mast was carried away, and some bay
in thethold was set on fire, butwas put
out,
One of the most remarkable cases of
hiccoughing known is thalof Miss Etta
May Cox, ofTopeka,Xansaa. She has
been hiccoughing at the rate of 75
times a minute for eight months, ex.
cept when asleep. She is so much re-
duced in strength and flesh that she is
only a living skeleton She came here
from Troy, N. Y.
Mrs. Fannie Cohen, the aged wife of
a drygoods merchant, living at 72 East
Ninetieth street, New York, was frigh-
tene( to death at 3 o'clock Saturday
morn ng. There was a clang and'rat-
tle caused by a number of fire engines
which had been summoned to a fire in.
the adjoining house. On Bearing the
engine she jumped trona her bed, rais-
ed the window, and looking out she
saw engines putting and belching out
fire and smoke, when she shrieked and
fell to t,,e'floor a corpse,
Aral5id writer can write thirty words
in one minute. To do this he must
draw his pen through the space of a,
rod16i feet. In forty minutes his pen
travels a furlong, and in 5i hours a full
mile. lie makes on an average sixteen
curves or turns of the pen for eaoli
word written. Writing at the rate of
thirty words a minute he must make
eight curves to each second ; in an
hour, 28,800; in five hours, 144,000;
and in 300 days, workin only five hours
each day, he makes not less than 33,
200,000 curves and turns of the pen.
At Freetown, Gen. E. W. Pierce, a
well-known historian of 70 years, and
Estella Gardiner, a school teacher,
aged 27. have been married. Thegen-
eral has only one arm, the other hav-
ing been shot oft in a battle before
Richmond. Wednesday was his birth-
day, and hewas married in the room
where he was born. The groom was
weak, and he was leading the bride
to the dining table when he felt in a
faint:and had to be lifted into bed
Gen. Pierce has written several books
and takes particular pride in living on
thehomestead whieh has been handed
down by ancestors whom he can trace
back to the landing of the pilgrims.
BRITISH.
The Queen, will personally hold
't drawing rooms" on May 16 and 18
at Buckingham Palade.
Another serious outbreak of foot
and mouth disease has occurred among
cattle in Rent, England.
The French Parliament BudgetCom-
mittee has passed a credit of 3,100,000
francs for operations in Dahomey.
The Russian famine is said to have
caused a loss to the Imperial Treasury
of 300,000,000 roubles, or about $240-
000,000.
Owing to the depression in trade in
Australia a tour of the Antipodes pro-
posed for Paderewski will probably be
abandoned and he will return to the
United States.
The Austrian Government contemn.
later taking stringent measures topre-
ventthe emigration of young men to
America without having served their
time in the army.
Byrne, a tenant farmer in Essex,Eng.
land, quarreled, with McCartan, his
landlord, yesterday regarding the
rent and stabbed him in the abdomen
with a pitchfork. liicCartan will pro-
bably die, Byrne has been arrested.
Monthly Prizes for Boys and
Girls.
The "Sunlight" Soap Co., Toronto, offer the
following prizes every month till further no-
tice. to boys and girls under 16, residing in the
ra
atest
Ontario, who
P ovinoo of On , send the g
r
peruser of "Sunlight" wrappers r,lst, $10; tad,
$6; 3rd, $3; 4th el; 5th to 14th, a Handsome
Book; and a pretty picture to those who send
not less than 12 wrappers. Send wrappers to
Sunlight" Soap Office. 43 Scott St., Toronto.
not later than 29th of each month, and marked
oompetition: also give full name, address, ago,
and number of wrappers• Winners'names wilt
be published in Toronto Mail on first Saturday
in each month.
Fagged Out v a
BORN.
RoniNSON.-in Blanshard, on the 4th inst., the
wit o of 0. w. Robinson, a. son.
Fing.-In Exeter Nerth. on the 7th inst,; the
wife of henry Fink, a son'•
MARIUEt)
RATx-Anoirua.-On the 6th inst. by Rev. J.
WalkerShilton, B. A., of Clinton. at. the rosi-
dcnoo of the bride's father, Mr William Rath
of East Wawanash, to Lelia, eldest daughter
of Mr. Thos. Archer, of Mullett.
O0LQUx0UN-IIART.--At the residence of the
bride's father, Fullerton, on the 6th inst., by
the Rov. Mr Carey. Mr. Arthur Co guhoun, of
Tlibbert, to Sarah. third daughter .of Mr.
John Hart.
Ainsug--DGNALp: At the residence of the
bride's mother. on April 6, by Rev. T. A.
Cosgrove, Mr. Goo. W. Ainsl o of Cmnber,Ont,
to Maggie, daughter of the lateJames Donald,
St. Marys.
IYgeens-IIAnaxs-In Guelph. at the residence
of the bride's parents, on the 13tb inst., Mr.
George Weekes of Chicago, formerly of Exe-
ter, to Miss Lillie, daughter of Mr. James
Harris.
SToontLL.-FRENCH.-0n tho 6th inst. at the
residence of the bride's father. by Rev. W.
Casson, Mr. John N Sto dill, to Mary A.,
daughter of Mr.Roli'iort ironoh, all of Sea -
forth.
g1 -111T tired, worn - out feeling, of
which so many women complain after a
clay's washing, is done away
with by those .who
use that great
Labor
Saving 4\N*
Geo (lbm
:solorBogor
�s.
MARKETS PORTS.
Wheat .. 88c to 90c per bushel
OUR SELLING PRICES.
Flour, Strong Bakers' $2.75 per 100
do Best ' Family 2.50
do Low Grade 2.00
Bran ,. .. 70c
Shorts ..' 80c
Chop .. $1.00 to $1.10
Chop stone running every day.
THE EXETER MILLING Coy.
cc
MARKET REPORTS.
BEET DD
RedWheat ... ,.. ,,.
Spring Wneat ...
Barley ,.•
Oats
Cloy erSeed ...
Timonity ...
Peaty ...
Corn...
Butter ... ...
Flour porb bl .. ,...
Potato°s,perbushel -.
Apples,per oag -•
DYledApplespr b -„
C}eeeeper lb. ,-
Turkey per lb ..,
Ducks per lb .,.
Chiekensperpr ...
goke,dreseedper100 ._
Beef ... ..
Hidearough, ... _,
' dressed ...
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Sheepskinseach
oalfekins
Woolperlb ..
Haypertou
Onionsnerbueb
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Fall Wheat 80 80
Spring Wheat......... .,....,.......... 80 80
Barley ............ 0 35 0 4(0
date................................................ 0 27 27
Clover Seed 7 00 7 6O
Timothy 1 60 1 75
Pear .. 0 55 0 555
Butter le 0' 16
Potatoes per bag ................... ,.,, 50 65
Apples per bush...„ .......... ...... ..... 0 50
Woolper lb 18 0 19
Ray person 9 0010 00
Bran per ton 14 00 14. 00
Shorts'' "20 00 20 00
Oatmeal per bbl......-, 6 00 7 00
Jogs, dressed per 100. 5 50 to 6 00
LONDON.
Wheat. 81 to el per bus. Oats, 27e to
29e per bus. Peas.60c to 72e per bus. Bar-
Iced/rating, 431 to 48c nor bus. Barley Feed.,
39e to 410 per bus Corn, 5610 to 610 per.
buehei.
DIED.
ELLAcent.-In Fullerton, on the lat inst., Wm.
Ellaoott, aged 73 years.
PRINGLR.-In Fullerton, on tho 31st ult„ Jane,
wife of John Pringle, aged 75 years, 7 months
and 21 days.
FRRNan.-At Oshawa, on the 9th of April, 1892,
Isaao French, father of Mr.Daniel Freneb,of
Exeter, aged77 years, 0 months.
BRnnv-In Ilonsall, on the 9th inst., Mr . Adam
Berry, aged 78 years,
GREY -In London, on tho 10th, Jennie, beloved
wife of Mr. Wm Grey, and daughter of .lir.
Wm. Harding of Exeter, aged 30 years.
NORRIS-At.Staffa, on the10th inst., Mr. Robt.
Norris, aged 60 years.
HOGARTn-InHullett on the 7th inst., George
Hogarth.nged14 years.
Wenn-In Mooresville, on the 10thinst ,Willie,
only you of lir, Rd,Wubb,at 2 you s•
Which makes the Dirt drop out
Without Hard Rubbing
Without 'Boiling
Without Washing
Powders
Try the easy, clean and economical way -the.
((�.j4 . way of washing, and
Sulo you •will not bo dis-
•i• u
!gilt appointed.
SUNLIGHT SOAP Laving no equal for
Purity, you may use it with comfort and delight
for every household purpose.
• O A O •
WORKS: PT. SUNLIGHT LEVER BROS., LIM,TEV.
NEAR BIRKENHEAD' TORONTO
John iiideens
Of St.lary's, Ont.
A Great Sufferer from
Dyspepsh.
80 to BG
80 to 80
35 to 4G
70027 toto 75027
1 50 to 1 75
t o
05540 to 6055
9 to 11
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400 to525
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TORONTO.
Toronto, April 13 -Wheat Spring -No. 2,82e
to830 per bus; red wintor,No 2, 81e to 82a per
bus. Manitoba No 2 bard, 103 to 1 00 No.3, a1 c
to93: PEAS Ole to 63e per bits. IlAT6 310
to 32c per bus. FLOUR, extra,$3 95 to 64..0
per bbl; straight roller, 34.10 to $4,20;
strong bakers, 3.4,90 to $5,00. BARLEY, No 1,
feeding, $5o to 560,
Perfectly Cured by
Hood's Sarsaparilla
The best stomach tonics known to
medical science are so happily com-
bined in Hood's Sarsaparilla that it
cures Indigestion, and Dyspepsia in its
severest forms, when other medicines
fail. In many cases Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla seems to possess a magical touch,
so quick and so gratifying the relief.
Read the following from an aged and
respected citizen of St. Mary's, Ont.:
" I am very glad to give this testimonial as
to what Hood's Sarsaparillahas donefor me.
I suffered very much with dyspepsia. I have
been taking medicine
For 25 Years
and I never had anything do me as much
good as Hood's Sarsaparilla. Every symp-
tom of the dyspepsia has entirely disap-
peared and I feel that ]f cannot praise the
medicine too highly. I
Eat Better, Sioep Better
and feel stronger than I have for many
years. I have,tilton six bottles of Hood's
Sarsaparilla bought of Idr. Sanderson, the
druggist." JOHN AISENs.
OORD3A.L END ORSEALIENT.
1','osm Mr. Sanderson, the Druggist.
7 know Mi•. Ripens to be a strictly honest,
straightforward man, and take much pleasure
to testifying to the truth of the testimonial
lie gives above." F. G. SAxnErsox,: Drug-
gist; Queen Street, St. Mary's, Ontario.
HOOD'S PILLS, the best attcr-01nnorPills,
twist digestion, prevent constipattun.
TO LEND ON MORTGAGES
at lowest rates of interest, Over 360.000 Pri-
vate funds, Apply to 10r,TxoT & ELLIOT,
Solxoltors, etc„ Exeter.
$1:75O.000
MUST BE LOANED AT
PER CENT. on First and
Second Mortgages. Old
Mortgages pald off. NO
COMMISSION. Agents
Wanted, Call or send Sc.
stamp for CIRCULAR.
ElR.REYNOLD'5
,nisttriONRS AV. ,TOROK
1892. —'{ SPRING• } —
1892.
Do you want a
PIANO, ORGAN, BICYCLE:, SEWING
MACHINE, BOYS' & GIRLS' TRICY-
CLES, EXPRESS WAGONS?
BRANTFORD
NEW PNEUMATIC TIRE
�cp
CAN BE REPAIRED IN FIVE MINUTES. SEE YOUR
BICYCLE HAS ONE.
VIF'D BY THE COOED BIOYOLE CO. LTD., BRANTFORD, OM1
If you do, the place to, gotn the most reliable
goods at a modern graoo is t PERKINS &
MARTIN'S. dealers in 1ttusioal Instruments,
Sowing Machine supplies, oto., oto..
All kinds of farm implements sold on a mar-
ginWagon. Agents for the,celobrated Chat-
PERB.INS & MARTIN,
Fanson's Block.
AGENTS WANTED..
lonthillrNursories. Largest in Canada, 700
acres. Wo want reliable, energetic men to soil
our Nursery stook; previous experience not
necessary; any man with tact and energy can
succeed; terms liberal, outfit free. Our agents
have many advantages, such as selling home-
grown, hardy. Janadian stook. Choice now
specialties,which aro of value, and which can
only bo secured from us. 'a a have given par-
ticular attention to the propagation of hardy
varieties suitable to the Norbern sections of
Canada. For terms apply to
STOSD d L WELLINGTON,
Toronto, ('nt,
SEALED TENDERS marked "For Mounted
Police Clothing Supplies," :and addressed
to the Honourable the President :of the Privy
Council, will be received up to ,neon on Wed-
nesday, 27th April, 1892.
Printed forms of tender containing full in-
formation as to articles and quantities : requir-
ed, may be Chad on application to the under-
eig-nod
No tender will bo received unless made on
such printed forms. Patterns of articles may
bo seen at the office of the undersigned'
Each tender must be accompanied by an ac-
cepted Canadian thank cheque for an amount
equal to ton percent. of the total value of the
articles tendered for, which will bo forfeited if
the party decline to enter into a oontraot when
palled up to do so, or if ho fail to supply the
articles contracted for. If the tender bo not
accepted the cheque will be returned.
No payment will be made to newspapers in -
sorting this advertisement without nutLerity
having boon first obtained.
FRED WHITE,
Comptroller N. W M. Police.
Ottawa, April 4th, 1892 -
.BRUSHES,
COMBS,
SPONGES.
SOAPS,
PERFUMERY
TRUE SEA SALT
GO TO
BROWNING'S,
Valuable Grist Mill
f FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
leThe WOODMA1tT Grist Mill can be pur-
chased on easy terms to suit purchaser : or can
be rented for a term of years. Apply to
17.11. COLLINS,
Barrister,
Exeter, ApI 4.'92-41 Exeter
CLEARING SELF !
13ISSLTT F3ROS.
We have 15 Crosscut Saws and 3 doz. Axes which
must be cleared out at wholesale prices.
We have a large stock of TUBULAR LANTERNS of different
styles, which must go at the following prices :45n� 55c;, 65c.
and 1750 ; Also a few more of those cheap Library Lamps at
actual cost. Lamp Goods of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest.
Call and inspect our stock before buying. As usual our stock of
HARDWARE, STOVES & TINWARE is complete and we defy
conipetifion.
CAUTI�N
EACII PLUG OF
Myrtle Navy!
IS MAR–
D
900 SALARY and Commis.
F$7 i! • slotsto Agents,Alen and Woot-
en, Teachers and Clergymen to introduce a new
and popular standard book,
Testimony of' 19 Centuries to
Jesus of Nazareth
The most remarkable religious book of the age
written by 300 eminent scholars, Non -sect .rian,
Every Christian wants it. Exclusive territory
given. Apply to
The Henry Bill Pub. Do„ Norwich, Donn.
(a.. A. HYND M . .
T.
Wishes to inform the citizen:, o
`' ■ Exeter and surrounding that he is port
engaged selling
2N asRONz:E1
NONE - OTHER - GENUINE Teas Ceffees,LakingPowzer
ov nnrnSTOCK
See It
Be fair to yourself ; if you want to
buy Goods right at the right prices,
come to the right place, where you get
rockbottoin prices m
Dry Goods, ,Millinely,
OOK'S COTTON Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hats fi, Caps
ROOT COMPOUND.
A recant discovery by an old
physician.
l}}dts-
ynhy by thousands of
LADIES. Is the only perfect
ly safeand reliable medicine
discovered. Beware of un-
principled druggists who
offer inferior modioinos in
place of Idris. Ask forCoca's CoTron ROOT
Coi,pooxn,taks 710 substitute ; or inoloso $1 and
4 three -cent Canada postage stamps in letter.
and we will send, scaled, by return mail. Full
sealed particulars in plain envelope. to ladies
only, 2 statues. Address Pond Lily Company
No, if Fisher Block, 131 Woodward ave.,Detroit,
Mich. 1 Sold in Exeter by DR. LUTZ, Central
Drug Store and by all druggista everywhere.
pIGS FOR SALE.
Our Imported Large Yorkshire sow damsel
gave birth on March 22nd to her first litter.
Characteristic of the breed. though this sow is
not yet more than a year old,the litter numbers
thirteen. They are doing particularly •well,
and a number of young boars and sows will bo
sold at a very reasonable figure to early pur-
chasers. These pigs are of the Holeywell strain
their sire being Holeywell King. This boar we
stillkeep for service, This is the breed from
which to select your stock boar and this the
kind of a litter from which to choose a breeding
sow, Call early and get your choice. Corres-
pondence promptly and cheerfully answered.
Wm. BUCHHANAN 13' SONS,
Hensel l, Ont.
JUST ARRIVED
—AT—
MEDLEY'S
Furniture & Undertaking Establishment
A very NEW Prices to suit
large line of GOODS everybody.
TEN D -i' RS
INDIAN SUPPLIES.
SEALED TENDERS addressed to tho under-
signed, and enlorsed •'Tenders for Indian
Supplies," will be received at this Oleo un to
no'n of SATURDAY, 14th May, 1892. for the
delivery of Indian Supplies, during the fiscal
year. ending 30th June, 1893, duty-paid, at var-
ious points in Manitoba and the North West
Territories.
Forms of tender, containing full 'particulars
relative to the supplies required; dates of de-
livery. Sm., may be had by applying to the un-
dersigfied, or to the Indian Commissioner at
Regina, or to the Indian Office. Winnipeg.
This advertisement is not to be inserted bY.
any newspaper without the authority of the
Queen's Printer, and no claim for payment by
any newspaper not having had such authority
will be admitted. The lowest or any tender
not necessarily aeeepted.
L. VANKOUGHNET,
Deputy of the Superintendent General
of Indian Affairs.
Department of Indian Affairs,
Ottawa, March. 1892 -31
Bring along your old Furniture and
have it made new.
The largest stock of
New Picture Mouldings
in town.
Also PARLOR SUITES
AND
CURTAIN POLES—in all colors.
Remember you can have your Curtain
Poles cut any length desired, as
we buy them in long lengths.
Gall and /nsbect our Stock
S. GIDLEY
•
Oddfellows' Block.
HURRAH!
s
Crockery, Hardware, &c., &c—
REVEIT EMS
Tailor Shop
STANDARD GRADE
And latest style—Goods that will stick
to you like a brother.
DOUPE & CO.. Kirkton.
We would inform the people
of Exeter and surrounding
country that we have opened
out a new tailor shop one
door south of Treble's harness
shop, where we are prepared
to do work on the shortest
possible notice and in the
Latest Styles
—AND A—
Sure Fit Guarantees
W. JOHNS.
WE have un hand a Fine Line of
BOUND BOOKS
Suitable for Sunday School Libraries, or
Presentations.
THE LATEST GAME
" Parlor Quoits."
ALSO FLIPS, PARCHEESI, HAL4M,
Authors, Etc., Etc.
J. W. BROWNING,
I cox $ DRUG STORE
In qurtutitips to suit Purchasers.
Orders left at the house or Dr Hyndman's
Office will reeeiva pr slept attention,
dl6ni6 G. A HYNDIV AN.
DIS PASES
O.F
Of all oges• resulting from Errors or Ir li:arre-
tions of Y 0th, may be permanently curs ' t'x 1,
tho vigr of perfeot manhood fully ret,tor t l,, s
NERI' 1GS DEBILITY, STERIIII*: grith
SE3,°.NAL LOSSES & PREMATURE DECAY
Long Standing meteor GLEET, STR1t'IURE
SYPHILIS, VARICOCELE and all P.tIVAT?
andCIIRONIC Disensos treated with perfect
success. Our field is in CHRONIC CASES in
whioh others bare failed ; if you aro l a xnblc
wo will frankly tell you so.
Write forpartionlars and treatise. Free
Louts 11RpxOAL Co., 162 and let Ring etre. t.
West, Toronto, Ont. s3;6tn
neyS±1inglby r
lt
PLANING MILL
And LUMBER YARD
We keep constantly on hand a large sleek of
all kinds of building materials. Dreesed,'1un-
dressed pine and hemlock lumber, also a eholoo
stock of No, 1 pine lath.
Our stook of doors, sash, blinds, mouldings,
&a. is complete and thorougly kiln dried.
We offer for sale LetaLn00 XX and XXX PINE
and CEDAR SHINGLES manufactured by the
best makers in Ontario.
Tanks and cisterns, all shapes and sir.•. .male
to order at lowest prices. We have sotn"thing
new in this lino for watering Battle in Hie field
or barnyard.
Call and see our celebrated Baking Cabinets,
every woman using them raooinmeittle them
highly.
lurning,band,scrollsawing, and all ,a1nds of
machine work promptly attended to.
11 will be to your interest to ox,imfno our
stook before purchasing elsewhere.
ROSS & TAYLOR, Main Street.
$2,COOOO SAY
WOB.irIi Where is the best place
Furniture 4
Boots & Shoes WHY
-11
LI
to buy
TO BE SACRIFICED AT fi
` e u
OWE'S
AT MAA SON'S,
During the Next Month.
Shop undergoing Repairs to make room
for Spring Stock. It will be to your ad-
vantage to call.
!ahthnib 1y1!
J
0
H
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0
Because he gives good bargain:i, and
perfect satisfaction every time ; and he
has the best and largest stock in town.
Give him a calf and see for yourself.
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
In this line my stock is large and as-
sorted, ai nearly every person knows
just see it.
R. N. ROWE,
Main-st, Exeter,
P. S.—All accounts mustbe settled at
once.—R. N. R.
EXETER NORTH
General Store,
Giving un Business.
25 per cent. off for Cash
TEM BEST YET !
TEM CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET
Best Ordered Clothing produced in Exeter
Gentlemen [ leave your orders early, for
with the beet staff of Tailors ; the best
stock of Fine Trimmings, and the best
Cutting in
Town, yon aro sura of satisfac-
tion
5 lbs. 25c Tea, 31.00;
5 lbs. 50c Tea, 2.00;
5 lbs. 60c Tea, 2.50;,
Coal Oil, 150;
41- lbs. raisins, 25o;
Mens' rubbers 50c; Ladies' 85
Colored Tea Setts, $2.00;
Dry Goods 25 per cent, off -
Seal Muff, 2 50, worth 3 5
Boys' Grey Lamb Hat, 1 1
worth 3 00;
`Patrons and all Customers Welcome.
No trouble to show Goods,
■ a. EIT 1.L. JOHN MATHESQ T.