Exeter Advocate, 1911-2-2, Page 5Retrospective And ProspectiWe
As the year 191Q has gone, gone into the care --dim ed
isles of the past, never againto return; gone with its hopes
and its fears, with its joys and its sorrows, its 'strivings and l'
aspirations, and only leaving behind. the skeleton of high. re-
solves,
esolves, of good purpose forded; yet bequeathing to us a
of
legacy memories, riC , which the mind being immortal shall
ever retain. And as the new born year comes to ;us in a
mantle of snowfor swaddling clothes, we would wish to re
mated yoti of its various necessities in the line of nourishing
foods, and fresh graueries of all descriptions, and of our tend-
erest care aad gteatest solicitude for its substantial and per
mananent development.
One of the goads we would recommend for the infant is
Exeter Flour and is, we think, preferable to Robinson's pat -
barley, which we also sell, and as it develops it will no
doubt join the ever-auereasing army of tbpse who bespeak.
the praises of this reliable Flour. ;
J. B. Rage'& Co.
The above advertisement appeared:: the St,
Marys Jour: at r ontly, and ie: only one more in
stsuee of the poptiari y cif Exeter flour.-_ at rey�
Bras.
New
Grocery
Store
aving purchased the pre-
ately occupied py Mr.
Jackson, South of the Met-
ropolitan Rotel, and establish.
a First Mass Grocery Stock
therein, we invite you to call
and give us a trial order,.
Our Motto is to' keep Roth.
ing but fresh goads, and you
may be always assured that
you will receive good goods
all the time.
All kinds of produce taken
in exchange.
Try us with your next
order in Groceries.
JAS. COULD
000gserawalcoa
Pppfiiiqpvi
Orders For
1
1
1
Spring Taken
Now.
R. G. Seldon, Exeter
Purchased
BUS and DRAY
Business
Having purchased the BUS
and DRAY business of MR.„ WM.
ARNOLD, .I desire to announce
to the Public of. Exeter that I aiu
prepared to give you the best of
satisfact£aui in work connected
with the business. For the pres-
ent orders left hvphone or other-
wise at THE ;ADVOCATE OFF-
ICE, PHONE • 25, will receive
prompt attention.
_ T.G. Creech
anure Cheers
eatty Bros.' Feed
and Litter Carriers
Overhead Conveyors.
tty Bros.' Steel
tails &taLXGhi -. nti
t�
an be installed as chcaQ
lumber and last forever..
catty. Bros. Load
Binder
These three t?sin a'
labor -savers Ioc farmers
amities on a farm.
For sale ,by
Wm, Giuespies Exeter !'
PHONE 51
aAi
larrierarrairar
nd
CRUSHED TO DE:. TH.
CYleYeoe `3atz. 3i—Arc. ie Janvieson of
Aldboro,' rein nailer soutli or here, vias
• killed ine;ta,atly thsa, afternoon by a tree
faha,�;tm..1:fa sl,tl hes nephew
wgre 'te1,itcy a treevriisii' it lodged in
atj rel ea
treand in th2 removal MI .
T a tw3trUeC' vEVct
heUaE
47
��gyl� lists. I -le was urnnaz" led about
ar rE ar i -ed - wilth hrs.
b h¢�ar�yka7X W.Ta2nSeedn.
ced
7 use 4and. ers Ira o'te F o s.
abed States ;declare openly
]tittle or no p ospert of
i reciprocity : agreement go-
aa�t tk 9s time: They, believe'`
Clalts'ct of itaaji 9 age.
he aifi'.iidti(;he'.
pe1ess
'Marriage
Prohibited
Without a proper license
1f you issue Marriage; Lic-
enses, tell the young folies
about it iii our Classificci Ads.
T levy rli know a license: is
r,rCeSS8ry.but they t'„z n't ail
°=:now where to get one.
This paper is papular with
zine young people.
THE PONY EXPRESS. lArTER THE HOLIDAY E)CC7TEIV NT
Feariess Riders and the Dangers and I.
A
i"1ai^dshipl Thsyate
Fd.
Perhaps the most pietufesgpe figure
en the old trail was the pony Mires*
rider. The 'over1and •sto :e proved. tee.
slow for mail end express In its flight
from the Missend and the Pacific..
True. It had cut down the months of
the old' ex -team to twenty -live.• days.
and stili there' was a elauaos+ that the
east and west be brought closer to-
gether, and it was done. The patsy
cut the time'a to ten days.
Those who were personally acquaint-
ed with the famous potty express of
those days could never forget the ip-
trepid rider who braved all peril, for-
getful of amu, intent only on the 1
speedy delivery of bis precious mo-
chila to the next hardy horseman.:
Hard and fast he rode over mountain
and piton, across Scorching desert and
icy snow. through sunsbine and rain,
past friend, away from Poe, to the
final achievement --the. safe delivery'
of his charge,
Forty fearless heraenten in saddle:
King west. as' many wore tiding east
—and 'this novel but useful ente>wp
wets in' motion.' For two-yoiare tip
pony expire carried m+eseage of haat-
gess an#ova Aerovaa A miles of
Wage= sxtotkntaina Send plalna2, over
coautiy peopled with A beanie raee
destitute of euttiva ion or develop
txaeitt, tat a region wild. desolate.
and little known,
It was in 1 that the pony exprea$
tc,ts established, The route. briefly briella
scatted, was due welt from St. ,,oseph
to Fort Kearney, tilt the Platte to
Julet3btarg. thence, by Fort Laramie
and. bort Briar, to Salt eke City',
thence to Camp FIoy+, Runty valley,
the Uutnboldt. Carson City, 1'iiteer-
See
wille d I~ otsom, 14 Sacramento and
ncf
Sten FTasco t1,y boat,
Tile inteutiou of the pony exprtyss
tea to curry' tetters isoand•ztot Banta,
p>ouOde at at trip. It wag de
dei th lot ,tiate�aasfe t and easiest ltd
171
e 0; the ttiali wata to make tour
pockets, ot�e to each canter of the sO
obit*. as cowering made of heavy teatth-;i
er for the saddles and generally used
by the expert Mpxiea+u and Spanish
ridete The 'ureebil* vast tentnafe1red
t'sdta 'port' to pony and west through
frons St, so pb to San Y anclsco.. 'tbs.
pockets contatia1ng the: mall beieg1ock'
cd and opened Only at military posts
eft
route end at Salt Lake City. These
preciousi letters were wrapped in oiled
silk to protect them. but evert this pre,
t aution sometimes "failed, Rivers had
to be crossed; hotand rider swam
together.—W. 0. Jenkins in NationalMagazine,
Cut Otli at Ya,rigain Rats".
Percy—Young Retpidgait had hard.
luck. He was disinherited recently.
Harold—Cut oft vvithout a dollar, eh?
Percy—No. Hisnia.tiier did the disin-
heriting. Be was eat off with 98 cents,
There are matey restful Places to se-
cuperaite at --nearby kgt: the St. Cathar-t
ales, Preston and Mottat Clemens mini
There are naan.Y restful places to re.
eras resorts., The "Highland Inti" a;t
lgotuluin t'urlc; you canenjoy the
pure ajar and winter sports, and :eat
o 'your 2teart'at conitent.
A trip to Teniagami,.Cobalt, Gowganda
Oa' new gold tient of I'arcuptne will nuit"
the prospector.;
The Swim' South, Florida, California
or Mexico will appeal to tifeise who
v lsb to get away from the coed weather.
Full information, tickets, .and Illus..
trated literature from Crand Trunk
Agents, or address J. Dr McDonald,
District Paasea,,.ger Agent, Colon Stat-
lOrn T4 rontt ., Qat,.
-HAVEN
(Too late for last week,)
Mr. Wileto:t Morley visited Ids broths
or near Wcicu Fare, on Sunday, --* Mr,
Hector Miltsoa le holidaying with hie
friends is London this week,—Mr and
Mrs. Jahn, Wright vialtecl .with the
latter" uncle, lair, Ba;nuel Mutton, near.
'fitct;ell, this week, -Rev. SP. H, Batt y
is preaching a series of sermons on,"
Popular Evils. Service at 2.34 each
Stntday at the Whalen Clurenr— r;
Prank Bunning knit- alto of tel0 homes
pat Monday. Tito animal watt, sick only as
chart time.
A11,the Stowe AanoylnE.
"But his stateraeut about you is s
tissue of mallcteaat lies, is it not?"
"No; it's ct vera 'substantial combina-
tion of malicious lies, with a tissue of.
malicious truth,',
An acre of good fishing ground W111
yield - more food in a ; week ';than an
acre of the haat land will In a Year.
NEWS .OF• THE: WEEK
Consumption , killed i 6OJ people in
Toronto in "1010. gonaumptian is 're-'
spoinsiblo for one out of every nine
deaths in this city. +t -
Judge Elliott at Landon, lefonday sen
tenced William. Blakely, a ,convicted'
horsethief, to three, years' hard, labor
In ' Kingston penitentiary.
I4laryaville, across the river+ from Fred-
ericton, N. B. was visited Sunday after-
noon by a di,sasterous' fire 'which did
damage to the amount of about".ii70,000.'
Torn Gaffney, Brantford,, woo was.
taken in custody by chief Felker, of
Paris, on Thursday alight on his wife's
fame, ' three miles from Paris, Was
sentenced this nlorairlg by Judge_ Hardy
t niq
o three ' nt's.. in Jail, without. the
option of a flra
T ,, the probate court Monday counsel
far Mrs. Ttners'a 1-Iunn, of Brooklyn N.
.., a Ih'alfesistes ofat'1Ze late Mrs. Haw-
n as
Haw-
ley I-iarvey Crippen, better known
Belie 'Elmore, applied for lettere' of
administration on the estate of the near -
d d actress whose ' husband was
hanged for the crime on November
2,3rd, of last year. The application(
Stated that the estate consisted of
weir.;` fa ' -'s and" cas,h,, a d ouht to
ahouC:'$.g1ra.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'SA;
Greve Too Tall.
"1 recall a rase of genuine ,bone,
headedness, mixed with •..ebt Ufatinsm,
that cost a greet tunny people n bunch
of money," saki an - oil operator. "1t
was during the time when a bio; strike
meant a drop in the price of oil. -`She
foreman of a drill crew had been in-
structed by the employers to use a
code in the event of all being found.
If It was a big flow he was to wire,
`Pine trees grow tali.` If, on the other
hand, the flow was small, 'Pine trees
grow small.' was to be the code mes-
sage. The• drill struck ii gusher, and
the following message was sent by the
ivory topped individual: 'Pine trees
grow tall as hell, and she is flowing
all over the derrick!' Of course there
were a number of men about the ex-
change who could understand teleg-
raphy,_ and the enn .equenee was that
the price of oil dropped about S2 a
barrel in a few tuluutes."—Louisville
Times.
SHI1 KA
4fr. and Mrs, John Raiz :spent a &cw
days the past week visiting the toren-'
er's father at New 13an burg,. who Waslit, twat le naw in;pro lag,—air: Thor"
Lynch attended the cattle said in Park*
bill on SaturdaY,--Doti t forget the de-
bate In Fiannaan'e Hall to -night, Tz
u
re-
daY.—Sa ael Svmitzer reeve, attended
Count} Council at Goderieh lard week. --
John O'ii'ara.. was in town ori bfpnilay
oo business. -Leer. Steadman Is ho10ng'
revival meetings in the Metitodtet chi{reli
Xlc+re„for two weeks.—$fret, ',P.eugalt fc,
eaac le visit£nt; la bit, Flea;aant the
week.—Sitnoe Sweltzer and agister
a visited at lir, Thos. Keyes ora
afternoon. --Ernest Cattier and
erel zer wero In Exeter Saturday
intoxicated by Tobacco.
Giving evidence against a man on a
charge of disorderly couduct at Sow
street police court. a constable said
that the accused behaved in a 'very
violent and disorderly manner in
Lei-
cester square on Tuesday evening. He
quarreled with a cabman. and eventu-
ally the witness took him into ens-
tody, believing him to be drunk. At
the police station the prisoner denied
that he had been drinking. and the
doctor who examined him reported
that he had chewed tobacco to such an
extent that it had had the same effect
iipon: him as alcohol.=Pali "Mall Ga-
zette.
Real Laziness.
The Little Russians -those of the
south—are said to be cleverer Than the
Russians of -the north, but they are
lazy --dust . how lazy may be' gathered
from this quotation from Mr. Maurice
Baring's book, "Russian Essays and
Stories:"
"The Little Russian," said a Little
Russian gentleman to me, "Is so lazy
that he will say to his wife, `Little
wife, say whoa, to my horse. Y have
a pain in my tongue."
Progressive.
"When •,did you "commit your tlrst
fatal'eztravagance?"
"When my boss referred to my
wages as my 'salary:"
"And when did you perpetrate this
latest folly?'
"The day my wife called my salary
any 'incase.' "—Cleveland Leader.
n
VA'
Futile:
Morriocy s
Re"e1
OfthkrIa
When Father ldorrisey, the fatuous
priest,physihiaa of Bartibogue. N, rr,4
died ,:ayear ago last spring, he left his
prescriptions to the Sisters of the Hotel{
Dieu, at Chatham, to be used for the
benefit of humanity and of the church„
Not being in position to stake upand
distribute the prescriptions' themselves,
the Sisters arranged with a number of
gentlemen, who hadbeenFatherMorriscy's
friends, to doitfor thew, These gentle-
men workingunder the name
entlemen.workingunderthenaane ofthe"Father
Morriscy Medicine Co,, Limited," had by
the first of the year placed the remedies in
nearly every, store in the Maritime i
Provinces.
So gladly were they received, tad so
satisfactory has been their record of cures.
that the Sisters and the Company have
decided to place there on sale through-
out Canada.
Father Morriscy's "No.1"', for Rheu-
matism and; the Kidneys --"No, io",
Cough Cure and Lung Tonne — "t' o, i t",
Stomach Remedy, --"No ssI",for+iratarrh, �
and "Father I4orris U 's ireent"-' ani
t&tv,' be obtained front most dealers id, this.
Feoviac'e. Ifyoars, does, not keep them
write tete Father iorriscy Ifedicitto Co.,
Lisolted, Chatham, N,S,
tae Ethel Wlit;trne and Ella ,Ilam-
elf for Petrott' on Tuesday rt>asn"'
John Quitman has pureiiae-
ed tate itaandsonac reoldenee at Mr. 1~,
Rummel, together with about three neres
of lead for ;2700,-3fr. Stade .of Dash-
wood has opened' a, harness shop in
Air. G.:+Serncr',s block. --Mr. Henry Bau-
er bouiht out gr. Conrad Thief's prbp-
erty at the North ans!,tor 51000. There
are two a,nd a bait acres in the lot
aeui It Is tnicely celluMed.--Mr: iF. Rum-
mel, who sold his property last week,
will move to. Stratford.—Mr, Jap. Pecker
Jr., has purchased Mr. David Schnell's
farm. ono nine south. of Zurich, for
$6.500. The farm Is n good ane and,
la In good order, and;tire new owner has
secured tt nicely located farm. hir.Sch
nell intends going to Saskatchewan In.
SMarch�
$Q14 and guaranteed 18 Twee
t'” noww,
Not Worth While.
"1 notice that you usually tell thel
truth."
"l.es, .
1 I found that telling les gets
you into, almost as much trouble."
Kansas City Journal,
1.110,Fe
ei
r
w'aghe.the femiatit,�
p�, .WQt'rit's
cause she iso! F b ghe
F
�0't 81
, • ,„ , 8 ". ,
joices that ahOli not to oM she'
bee^Elie,
mis
nine Pesaatt..
ace
701i
as Cream
peke a regular meat
time; habit of this
palate -tempting
beverage
ALE
Absolutelypure, mii,dmelio'
and delicious, i
of 'isiles. and i
goodfor
who don't
e
soisle may.
At
1.ONDOi-1„ ONTA t11
usiuess & Shorthand
SUILIECTS
Resident and lel Coors
t atourmis Pea.
1. W,°W e turvclt. I.: Vf, We"tarvalt,,ls., G'„ A,,
Principal, ,r'ico•t'xinci sl,
O
ATT
ANADA
SES "QCANTT COUNCIL
arkialll was grated 43000 fol rel
rovecLaerefiaLl that town,
,ttbe,t SLiayth of (Ironton was anpaleat
Mable far l iddulph,
fear rhes Past year were
diture was
:DISTRICT NEWS,
CL1NTON—A double wedding took
place on the ^5th Januarys, at the home'
of the brides' sister, alas. Whitiehead,
when the marriage occurred of Miss
Louisa Little to ;lilr. 5 C1uff of Tucker;
smith and of alias .A.ntcllaatLittle 10 arr.
Chas, Clew of Hallett. Bev. Dr, Stew -
ort performed the ceremony' in, the.pros-
e,.ce of the immediate reiatives. A sum-
ptuous supper was served after the
ceremony, and at its conclusion the
your.; couples drove -le their respective.
'homes.
CLINTON—bits. A. Barge of Clinton
was on Wednesday afternoon.. last mar-
ried to a, prosperous farmer of near
LucknoW, Roderick McKeazaie.
SEAFORTH—James McLean of Tuck-
ersmith and another man had a narrow
escape from death on;cWednesday last:
They were driving into town{ leading a
heavy horse and when about 'to cross:
the railway track their, horse shied at
an approaching train, just saving them
from being struck by the train.
LTEURX-Mr. John Robinson is get-
ting the rnateulital on the ground to
build a new residence on the,j site or the
old hotel at 'West ItiicGillivray. •
SEAFORTH.-Johan. Turner, an aged
xesideat of *Viet -town, died here on.
Suinday. Mr. Turner had been in, poor
health for isc$tze time, and his death
Was .hoot unee c 4,ed. Prior to coming
to town the kept a hotel for a number
of years in the +VTllage of Varna. He
Is survived by his ,wife and one daugh-
ter,' Mrs. H. jK. Beattie of Weretipeg.
HULLETT—lvli.as Martha Clark, daugh
ter . of the 11: ate Reuben Clark of this
township died at the home sof, her bnoth-
er, :'Melvia Clark, Huron Ltoad, on Sun-
daY. Her death Was particularly- sad.
About a week ago she ruptured a blood
veasel in, herhead, which' caused her
mind tobe affected. Seewas in her
48th year.
BrnDULP}I—Several of the farmers in
the neighborhood of Lucanhave rented
their orchards at a good rent to alt ex-
perienced fruit grower. We hear of one'1;
farmer getting $O an acre for his ap-
ple orchard. This should 'be an induce-
ment "to .farmers to set out more."fruit:.
trees.
R�' ADVOCATE
;ion in the strict
T
live business mail advertises in the Advocate
lie knows that the returns are large ansasure.
like the farmer who sows his
seed in the spring time -he gets
30, 60 and 100 fold returns,
All Tied
For want of help. Our
Classified Want Ads.
will untie the knots..
We matte this a good
paper so that intelli-
gite, nt peopthe v dwillo. read
and'le
Isn't that the tarsal of
help you want?
C,v,t4a.41>a ♦, n a Haab,
All kinds of Job
Printing
done on shortest not'ce azld
absolute _ satisfaction guar.
anteed,
Try us with your next
order.
The Old Way
to
cure a
Cold
The New Way—
take
Howey's
- Cure -a -Cold
Capsules
SL:AFOItTHIvfrs. John. Abell had the
mis€ortune:;to fall' we the icy sidewalk'
tne'ot4 er day awl bleak her arm at the
wrist .los:' Dyson,, an aged resident of,
Eginondviile died` Friday morning. He'
'.
is survived by his widow, but no fain -
FT LLs>RfON.—One of the pioneers. of
"�t`
of Fullarto;;i Tressed awa y Friday ,n he
He
perpon ,of John 1i. ;ItoSer,,80t
was a'Presbyterlan, .and. In politics 1te
was a Liberal.—.Azin Watson, wife of
11..Dawson, died in St., Marys on
Thursday, aged 83. 800 is aurviverl by
her"husbaticl and a fame v of two sone,
raa'two, it: tatiater'g. +
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DRS.KENN:EDY&KENNEDY
CURE DISEASES OF MEN
PATIENTS TREATED THROUGHOUT 'CANADA, FOR 20 YEARS
Et) CAL DIRECTOR
IIx. KENNEDY, lsi s
OP Das. K. & IC.
We Treat and Cure
CONSULTATION FREE' y VARICOSE VEINS; NERVOUS DEBILITY
Books Free. en Diseases of Men. 11 ambit BLOOD; and URINARY COMPLAINTS
to call. write for a Question Blank for KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases
HOME TREATMENTaril all k?asisees Peculiar to Men.
Drs. IC. & K. are favorably known through-
out Canada where they have done bust,
neer for over years. Thousands of patients
have been treated and cured by their great
skill and through the virtue of their New
Method Treatment: When you treat with
them you know you are dealing with respon-
sible'physicians as they own and occupy
their own office building in Detroit, valued
at $100,0IX2.' When they decide your case is.::
curable, dill yourworryis removed for you
know they will not deceive you. They
guarantee to curs all curable cases. No
matter how many doctors have 'failed to
benefit you; no matter how much, money
you have spent in vain; no matter 'how dis-
couraged you may le, don't'givo ftp :in *des-
pair until you get a free opinion from these
master' specialists. if you are at present"'
within the clutches, of any secret belie r hich
is sapping your life':, by degrees; if you are
suffering from the testate of pant indiscre-
tions; if your blood has been tainted from
any private disease and you dare not marry;
if you are married and live in dread ofsymp-
toms breakingout and exposing your past;
if you fro suering les the result of a mist'
spent life -Drs K. & K. are your Refuge.
Lay your case before them confidentially and
they will tell you honestly if you are curable.
YOU CAN PAY WHEN CURED
DRS.KEPINEDY&KENNEDY
1
GriswoldSt.,' Detroit,ohm.
Cor. Micld «anti Ave, and Gi°ls.�
All letters from (attach must bo addressed
ataadian C zrres oaderace De art
ICE
to Stu- C P i? ,..,.,
Ont Ifyou desire tar,.
<. .. . , , meat in .Windsor, L o`",
,. .. Institute
t 'etr vit y.
see us personally call at our Medical lnstttutexaa I?a..viG as we sec andtreat��,
no patients in our 'Windsor offices : which are for Correspondence and -',A
Laboratory for Canadian business only. Address all Tatters as fo1Iov1e .era
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