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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1893-5-11, Page 8iy h,p c7tIIdSURTd1r`tCLr v� i Fan J�dh:NFi'S•.1. �„i.lAtJI1 5J'r.�1aPNT FQ.Q.M.. TUB W-ZW4Zr1N'.sSURA NCE Cox. P.3N'v of Toronto• also for tlXaF1r,(BX18, VMS t$13V 2AIZ0 e4+iPAly otLan3on; ];nggland, A.LLIAIQCP. INSURANCR CCW- PANY at nxlantt, _.F, 1�1;N3MAN, L.D.s, D.D.S (Irodaate"of Royal college of 'Dental rerlons. and of the Mental 'Department of YoroIle University, (with honeys.) Ss iAwlet inbridge-work, and gold and per*o1ai 3 crowns, PeixeNitrou$ Oxide Get and local amosibW Iles for painlose estrnetions. Always at home. 0fdoa : Ysuson's Block. Exeter, INGRAIN Wallpap--ers The new shades of Ingrains for walls with handsome Freizes to match are wfar•a- head of any former season's showing, and the prices are lower. tome ir. and see these as well as onehundred and fifty other patterns from .tile. cheapest brown blanks up to the finest gilt. The patterns aridprices will please Lehi as well as hundreds of others who have seen tbam this season. The Mart" J. GRIGG, The Big BANKR-ru'rPT Store For WALL PAYER, CAI3,- P.�',i�rTS, LACE CURTAINS, ART MUSLINS,a.nd DADO WINDOW BfAN'DS. You make a, mistake if you :hiss the bargains in House Furnishings. In Wall Paper, we show without any exception, the finest Stock in Western On- tario. NYe want your opin - ,ou of our Papers. X. A. STBNVART, Notice to Times' Readers. .Thc publfehers would esteert it a favor %f readers would,when making their purchase;, wwottleirt that they sate the merahint's sdver. Usement in THE fimxs. i THURSDAY, ALLY Il th, 1893._ LOCAL HAPPENfNea. The Central hotel is being - repapered and otherwise improved internally. We are now enjoying; beautiful weather and spring work is progressing nicely, Messrs. Snell Bros. made a tlarge ship, ment of salted meats on Thursday to Toronto. Of the medical graduates who 'recently received their parchments at the Detroit College of Medicine thirty-two were from Ontario. The contract for the arection of the Presbyterian church recently destroyed by the wind, has been let and will cost when completed over $2000. A young child of Mr. John Welsh, while swallowing a button on Monday, choked in the endeavor, and medical aid had to be secured to relieve its sufferings. A married woman residing in Wiarton, undertook to indulge in the pleasure of ,a yawn on Monday last. She overdid the job, however, and dislocated her jaw. we understand that the choir of the Presbyterian church are to assist in the S. O. E. B. S, service to be held in the TdYitt Memorial church on Sunday 21st at 3p. m. On Monday while separating two dogs which were fighting, Mr. A. J. McTavish had his hand badly lacerated, while Mr, Jahn Hawkehaw was bitten through one 'of his boots. A little son of Mr. Jas. Gould of Hay Township, while playing about the stable the other day, was kicked by a horse, had his upper jaw broken and his face badly bruised. kDr. Browning attended his sufferings. A, very lamentable occurrence took place Sunday morning in Kincardine township, when :Bertha Milne, a hand. rirevl4les, sbe new Victoria Methodist College dost $222,000, and is al.solutely free from debt, Our eongratttlationa to the regeuts.. CRAxol. RoTtTA T.Ts- Kiea 11. V. White is now prepared to do portraits in crayon - lifesize. Orders to be left at residence. Alr, 11. Hooper purchased of Mr. R. II, Verity the residence Mr. V, got front AIr, Dickson on Simeon, street for a handsome figure. Mr John Eesery returned last week' from the nortbern part of the wauty, where habad been inspecting horses, for the World's Fair. It is now, alleged that the Canadian hog crop is only about 40 per cent. of what it was last year. 'Ibis, combivad with the shortage in the United States, its zespon- sible for the increased price tbat has been d this a'ryear., ! This may be news to some people: When a settler in the Nnrth-West Territories wants to go back to. Ontario to get married,, the Canadian Pacific railway sells hint a matrimonial ticket at the usual rate, and on preseutiug the return coupon, and a marriage certificate he is entitled to free transport for bia 1+ride, J. M. Fortier,. of Montreal, writes Tam Tialrss that to promote and , to introduce the culture of tobacco in Canada, he has imported large quantities of Havana to- bacco seed, wbrch he will give away to any one who wtrhes to grow it. Same may be bad by writing for it to 140 4t. Maurice St., Montreal, At a meeting of the Exeter Cricket Club held. Friday night the followingotlic- are were appointed for the ousuinit year:- kion, president, Dr. Hyndman; president, Dr.. Lutz, vice -press N. D. Hwdon; secy., Fred. Hiliot; committee, Dr.ik1. Hyndman C. B. Marsland 1. R. Carling, The aooy, is anxious to hear from other clul m; with regard matchsa. Kindly arrange datra early. Quite a number of bogus 25o. piecos are in circulation at preaout. They are dated 1892, look quite new and are very hard; in fact, the old test of biting or cutting the coin will not determine its reliability, as aluminum seems to play an important part in the composition of the coin. The only way to detect it is by throwing it on the counter -it does not rink, The following is offered as an antidote for some of the ailments tbat prevail in tack yards ;- Rake ............ ........ I (one) Shovel........, ......1 N Wheelbarrow .., .... .I ,. Chloride at Lima .,,......1 It Dim--earoxs-Use vigorously an hour or two in evrry twenty-four: hours until ra ireved, `lours sincerely, ONE Filo HAS Tnixii IT. Tyre entertainment given by the Ep- worth League of the Presbyterian church in Draw's hall on Wednesday evg. last was a success. The proceeds amounted to over ,500, while ilia program ;was well ren- doted and the selections equally well re- coived. A good deal of interest oentsrod in little Ansa Taylor, of Taylor's Groes, Flay township, in the rendition ofher num. bers. Sha.is remarkably clever for one s-) young. A number of western bills received their third reading and became law in the Legis lature on Thursday, among them being the sat respeotfug the railway debenture debt of the village of Exeter, the act raw- pecting the ;railway debenture debt of the County of Perth, the act respecting the Sarnia Consumers' Gas Company and the act to enable the Board of Education of the town of ,Sarnia to convey certain lands to the colparation of Sarnia. Since the Automatic Telephone and sesarortla Jaye wo vies. All orders for the above works can be left at. El H laish'a barber shop. Satisfac tion guaranteed, Property Exchanges This Week, Mr; Robt. Sanders sold $0acres in the 12th con. of Stephen, to Lawrence Deitre- lch for $1,`300. - tSr. Win,, Horn. solo to Mr. John Taylor I .acre in Vfancestowu for $191 ; small house and stable on prem- ises. -The old,tilcDonald property, recent- ly occupied by Mr, 0. Dorward, consisting of 130 acres. was purchased by Messrs. A. J. and J. B. McDoneli, ,for $1,000 ; yir, A. J. McDonell will work the farm, Hatter liralcing, � The travelling hairy from the Guelph Agricultural College will exhibit . dairy woderle make buttsr, teat milk and d e- ; Ever lecture on the a 1. management of nu'k s ! g and cream, the feeding of Govt's, churning, working and packing of butter, etc., at the following places in the County on the dotes armed Crediton, Tuesday June 6tb; Daehwood, Wednesday, June 7th; Exeter, Thursday, June Stb ; Farquhar, Friday, June 9th; Bensall, Monday, June12th; Zurich, Tuesday, June 13th; Varna, Wed. nesday, June 14th ; Bayfield, Thursday, .lune lath; Brucefield, Friday, June 10th ; Seaforta, Saturday, June 17th. Each meeting will commence at 2 o'clock p. in. The public are cordially invited to all those meetings. Wo hope the dates will be borne in mind and that there will be a large attendance at all. Arbor ]Day. Arbor day for the schools was proclaim. ed for Friday last but owing to the weath- er being disagreeable, very little or uoth• iaR was done, and moat of the schools postponed the work until Friday next. Hove is it that invariably they plant them by the schoolhouse, they plant them where the branches will obado their own door sill, they plant them by the roadside those maples, elms and birches; -but why don't people plant them around the ooun. try churehes. Queen's Birtl,daylnExeter, The large posters announcing the big demoustratiou in Exeter on the 24th of May have been issued, The list of at- tractions is the beat ever offered by the people of this section and should bring together a large crowd of sight seers, The program includes athletic sports. novelty horse raciag, Ilaorosse match, foot ball match, bicycle raring, ate, for whieh near - IT $300 will be given in prizes. The Crediton band will be in attendance and in tho evening a grana concert will be given. For list of events see ddv't. ]anti Contract. - The contract for the convoyance of Her Majesty's mail between Exeter and St Marys for the ensuing four years from tat Of July next has beau awarded to Mr, li, Spicer of Ellmviile, at $697 per year. In the agreement the mail is to start from Eltmvills at 8 o'elock in the morning, go to StXarys, And returniug Come to Exeter and back to BIlinvill,e the acme evening. At praeoot the mail leaves Exeter at 6,30 in the morning, and returns at 6 p. in., which is found to be very eonvenfent to all But the new way will be quite incon vonient: (except to the contractor) especially to TuE Trails and its hundreds of readers in that direction, Invead of the paper reaching the post offices along the line on Thursday morning it will be FriOrty morning ; and besides it will greatly interfere with the interests of the business men of Exeter, The condit- ions of the contract as regards the start. ing point trust be changed. Electric Co. of Canada, which is said to be a great improvement over the Bell system decided to extend their busine,s through out the Dominica, ilio latter company have naturally become terribly alarmed, and, by the offer of large bon.usss, secured the exclusive franobiso of St. Thomas, London, Stratford and other places, but the courts have decided that corporations have no power to ;create such monopol- ies, Richard Smillis, school teaober of gills Green was before Magistrates Snell and Buchanan, in Exeter on Saturday, charg- ed with unduly administering punish- ment on a eon of Wm. Baker of Hills Green. After the case bad been in hearing for some four hours the parties came to a settlement, Smillie paying Ilia lawyer and court charges, Baker settling with Is own lawyer. This charge had been hear+i before other magistrates but was dismissed and aubnequertly it was brought to Exeter. It is well known that animals with "lumpYjaw" are unfit for food., and it is criminal to use them, Their milk an, well as their flesh in liable to convey the disease of;carcer to human beings. Flesh of ari- mala with broken legs are unfit for food for inflammation renders meat dangerous. While it is not so serious a crime as the other, it a criminal act to sell. the meat of such. The flesh of a mad steer, also, is certainly unfit for food. The farmer selling a cancerous animal may be less cri- minal than the butcher. buying it; but there can be nopossible excuse for the butcher who deliberately sells the flesh. The sooner such partm, are stamped out the better for humanity. M There is an impression an the mind. of many that a licensed tavern -keeper may receive or refuse to receive as a guest any person whom he may choose. This is very wrong. So Iong as a man conducts him- self in a proper manner and pays or tend ers payment for the accommodation furn- ished, the tavern keeper is obliged to re- ceive him if he has the accommodation. As for meals the License Act is rigida Every licensed tavern shall.be a well-ap- pointed and sufficient eating -house, and guests arriving at that house at any time. night or day, have the right to demand re- freshment, the refusal to supply which will subject the Bayern -keeper to convi'at ion of a fine of not more than NO for each and every offence. _ wThose;of our readers who. cultivate the luscious ylear noticed that last season ills leaves of the .trees seemed to suffer from blight about the first of June. On close examination it would be found that the sap was exuding copiously about the axils of the leaves and dropping on the foliage below and sometimes running down the branches to the ground. The mischief is done by an insect known as the pear tree psylla.;a small, yellow, jumping creature, flattened in form and provided with a sharp beak with which it punctures the. bark. of the tree. The remedy recom mended is to paint the twigs with EL-strong solution a* soft coop and syringe the fol- iage'with stron;t soapsuds.,`, " A little judg- ment must", be used ao as not to make too solution, too strong and thereby injure the foliage. # ,g Personals Mr. Gifford Eliot of Gorria wash town this week renewing acgnaintauces.-Dr, Strebler and wife of Credi!on wera intown on Sunday bidding their many friends here good-bye prior to leaving for Brook- lyn where the Ur. will engage in the prac- tice of his profession. -Mr, A, Hastings bas purchased a bendsome young horse, and is practising for the aaddla contest on May 34th. -A young Englishman named Hindson, who has spent several - months with Mr. Thos, Sweet in an endeavor to learn farming, left for Fleming, Manitoba on Monday; he says there is no money in farming, and that he will seek other am- ployment,-Mr. Arch. Bishop, M P P., spent Sunday with his family in Usborno township. -blies Pearl Taylor of Taylor's Grove Hay, visited Mrs. E Maguire Exeter north last week. -Mr. Win. Grigg has rent ed his bouts on. Simene St, to Mr. Henry Glanville, Mr. Glanville having sold his house on Andrew St. to Mr. Win. Horton, and which will be occupied by Mr, Win. Cole, son'in-law--Miss Lizzie Penbale sister of Mr. Wm. H. Penhale of Stephen, who has been in Vancouver the past six years returned to town on Monday, and is visiting friends in this section. -Miss Lizzie Nelson, of Exeter, is visiting bar friends in London. -Mrs. 4ti m. Hoskin, of L+'xeter North is very ill and her child- ren have been called home to her bedside. Among those in town this week were: George, of St. Thomas, Chas. and Edward of Chicago, Richard of Staffs, and Mrs, I Louis walper of Berlin. -Mr. S. Martin spent last week in London. -Mr. Louis Walper of Berlin is visiting friends in town. -Mr. Andy Oke of Ingersoll was in town over Sunday. -Mrs. tubas. Eacratt and daughter Eunice of Sarnia spent the past week visiting friends in town. -Air. Seldou of Ingersoll was in town over Sun day. -Mr. W. H. Hutchins M. P. for North Middlesex was in town yesterday. -Mr. Cousins of London is in town. The watering cart will soon have to be put on, The new mill structure is being pushed forward rapidly, Foot Ball is booming and the boys will organize a club this week, A little child of Mr, James Walker, Usborne died on Tuesday and was buried yesterday, The Bobier produce .Co's evaporating and pickling building is towering towards the last story. FOR SALE, -Valuable House and Lot; with every accommodation for Sale or .Rent. Terms Easy. Apply tc H. HoorER oR T. B. CAnwxG. Mr. Maesland being unable to catch any fish with the hook on .Tuesday, undertook to wade in after them and got Lis feet wet; he is now suffering from a severe .cold, The adjourned meetingof the Board of Trade and business men of the village will be held to morrow, Friday Evg in the Town Ball at 8 o'clock: The results of correspondence relative' to. thequestioue discussed at the last meeting wfll be presented. Ask for Vinard'a and take no other. 7w, , (NrvrAVJSH CO's' 8 A K ii U P S' A L OLD STAND s 'Thanks to'°� I,'� e of Exeter riffles un i 4 Sales increasing every day. No trouble to do business at our prices. Just received 100 pieces best English Prints all the ntlwest make, and designs, extra p g � a s g nude, fast colors, regularly sold for 121 and 14 cents, all for the one price --.9 cts. We bave still a few of those best 1210 Shirtings fast colors for 8 cis. Drees Goods sales have been immense ; priceF range from 3o. Baer yard up to 75c.. for the finest and richest goods. Coats 7 t , , might dra til and see our Youp o . Mens Braces a. zo cents. .Pres. 5a, Rubber Coats $r.so, Ladles Cir- culars worth $2 for go cents, qo cent Ladies' Ties for 23c; all Linen Tabling 16c., and the extra heavy 6o c goods for 45c., and 40 cent Linen Towels for 23C per pair. We have only time to think of a fele of our bargains. As little or as much as you may require of any. line of goods we shall be pleased to see you and show you price BUTTER, EGGS AND ALL FARM PRODUCE 14 TAKEN AS CASH. .!1� .\I ��eeT �� The fishing season has fully opened tip dEN and the Isaac waltins are numerous along Assessment it ,steam- the river banks just now. There is a good prize offered for best 1 trade outfit, to take partintho 24th May y 1;: Il SAVE �OPER CENT. celebration in Exeter. .Aro you cin to OP compete ? Mr. Thos. Snell, who has been working By placing your Life Insurance in the on the railroad for the past year lima been I transferred toExDelves to talcs theor p'aoa of Covenant Mutual Benefit Asso- l�Ir. Robert Delve, section laborer, who is very ill. From the ehureh list just published by clatlon, of Galesburg, Ill. ll, a firm in Milwaukee it appears that there are no leas than 24 clergymen formerly of the Viscose of Huron nowlabming in the E10N, ak, W, BFRGG}REN, W. R. SMOLLINC� BP; United States. President. Mr. w, A. Dent, who is at present Secretary. teaching school at Wiarton, but who form- erly taught in Usborne, has been appoint- Under the supervision of the Insurance Department of the State of ed to the geological survey staff of the Illinois, Seventeen years' continuous prosperity attest its Dominion Government, popularity, and its record is absolutely unassailable. In the 33rd "Huron" Battalion of In, Pantry, O, - No- 4 Company, Soaforth, Lieutenant Alexander Wilson has beers. New Insurance 1892 (written) $28,859,250. appointed Captain 'vice John Sidney Roberts, who is permitted to retire retain Gain over 1891 ; 13,170,875, linr;g rank. Or nearly 100 per cent, M•Nichol Shirray, a respected. rsaid; ent of the township of Hay, died on Sun- day last at the ape of 66 years, 6 mos. He had been in excellent health, but re. RECORD OF FINANCIAL STANDING: calving a stroke of paralysis on Saturday expired next day.; Y• ECONOMY 11Sembership exceeds � 42,400 In reading over the report of the election Insurance at risk exceeds ... 100,000,000 of officers of the Exeter Cricket Club in Paid to Policy Holders exceeds 7,000,000 the London Free Press we find that IS Assets exceed ,.. 1,000,000 there are a number of new citisens in town Surplus over Liabilities exceeds ... 850,000 or many have changed their names, WEALTH. Bi-hiontbly Income exceeds ... 250,400 The club should purchase a type write;, Government deposit exceeds ... 53,ow for the corresponding seerc,tary, C, B. The World's best -Unique, Modern, Scientific. For rates And other information apply to L. D. VINCENT, District General Agent, 9keter. 0 U Rib, AND SON. -- �-- 1`1 N G rlt.7e Th 19".0 P` All 6 L M XZ 5 &or JN T 1 is a This is a lire in which we can suit the moststoc ioli"s, We purchased our stack at a 1S C O �1� 1=� big bargain direct from the manufacturers in Gieat,'Brit- ain. We are selling a $1.50 Just to hand a choice lot of Parasol for $1.15, and all other lines in proportion. If MAA.DY-M A,l7'.E1U C LOTHE1.TG'r in you require a Parasol, see en's ands. Boys' at prices that our Stock. will sell theme. A Big Snap in Gloves. Made-to-orderSuits a specialtyWe of ours' a guarantee first - will sell the celebrated Pauline, 4 -donne, Fastener Class style a7'[l,d good workman - Kid Glove, regular price $1, ship. our Tweed. Department for 75c.,commencing on Sat- was gle�7�r better next. Ladies' Black Lace Mitts 20c. upwards ; Silk Gloves at all prices. In BOL.MCK �ivORST D we Dress Goods ! have no equal Our Delaynes are having a CARLINA" BR07 big runjust now, We have them from 25c, upwards, all beautiful goods. Black. Lace Flouncing's and Fish Nets A farmer living not far .from Bra ndon 0. 0. RIe8Anns & Co - will be In great demand this saw a recipe advertised for keeping wells and cisterns from freezing. Flaying smut Gentlemen, -The top of my ghead .war bald for several years, I used MItgARDIs season, and we show these in his dollar bill he received the following: --Take in your well or cistern at night and LINIMENT,and now have as good a growth of hair as I ever bad.. Goods in all the latest de- stand it in front of the stove. -Brandon MRs, Albert MoKAY: signs. You Should See our F16ilncing at $1.15, its great Sun, The Ontario Governinant has introduced bill the wheately River, P, E. I- I have used MINARD'S value, a which will entirely prohibit sale of liquor in s district about as large LINIMENT freely on my bead and now haven good bead , an, South Middlesex-tlie proposed Provia- sial Park -but -voted down a bill to prohib- of�hair after; having ;been bald for several years. It is the ouly.bair restorer 1 have ClothingTrade it the retail trade in the rest of the Prov- ever found. Booming.A ince., bill has been introduced into the ( Mrs. 0. Anderson. Stanley Bridge, ielature by Mr.Rorke calling for the prices are naaki1g `Le amendment of the Municipal Act to provide for'tKe reduction of county coon. RH IUMATIF4�IOur rN ® RHEUMATIC NEURALGIA:, things lively in this line ' Mart by one third, The new act fixes i the representation at one for every 750, � and kindred diseases,, due y r We are selling a Gents Blk atloodyvessola resent it is one for every 500 on the p are to ooneoetion .. of the b W61Sted. Suit made to -Older • - and boiled for $15, whichfor voters list.- Mr.Ii,orkeshould have gone further and made it one representative thatproducesfernim tation; resulti If the food acids. -', you can et nowhere'else in every one thousand ,names on the " voterslists.or fractional "part thereof. ' . ; does notoiroulato;ln. flammation in timo. must be the inevit town for less than $18. Rb -able -., oProrr Aa DAY_, i result, .Cheslur otive Absorbent is meni.ber ' e can, save you 25' Vii -mu r+ ,; per, �e1it, 0>� Clothing. _ a of ,,.. , to physicians, the for 1, : oire green • Saolt a Emula>on being no seokat; but no one Of the most liow^ . h erful blood sttmut- ants. Ttagm. . , urates the blood to Q � R, P i C k a rd & Son, R, successful imitation has ever "been oHerod to the public. Only gears of .`experience the best.: action; rostering the ` niroulation. T,li a% tl g onesestabliaheddis• and study can roduce ease roust cease.; DIRECT IMPORTERM minard's Liniment is the best. CAMs arrOrrtoit', LONDON, 0 1 4;.