The Exeter Times, 1884-9-11, Page 5YOISON
DOMINION_LARORATORY
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Copperas, the best and cheapest disinfectant at the
COMMUNI
I3ROOKLYN'S GREAT'CHEMIST.
"This is to certify that I have ruade a careful analysis of
DB. PRICE'S CREAM 3341Q110 ?QWDBR and also the
.Royal Baldu,g Powcler.tt
"I find that ,DR.,PRICE'S POWDER R is inane of pure
of to be obtained." -
object
contains no Carbonate of ,Ammonia, but one-half as
ranch starch as the Royal Baking Powder, evolves more carr
bontc acid gas, both by analysis and by a practical test in
X a the preparation and baking of biscuits, makes lighter, better
o I.e.brik Cres J . We EI Q"�" izTrlR'CG, prop ! flavored, and, m my opinion, more wholesome article of food,"
"I regard the PRICE BAKING POWDER as superior
TTOn4. Nterlos• r�LNNENT 4 TENNENT, vetsri• to the Royal Baking Powder for the following reasons
nary urtieo#s, Graduates of the Onisrto 1. It contains Ito Ammonia,a substance which is not
Veterinary . • GoilsiC•.T9xon--
, •
to, have op. ea9d o cillos
for the treat most of all , advisable in artii�les ()flood and unnecessary, if it is not pos> -
4,C ..00mestioe,e imot•,onHainitive• l injurious.
street, lei. :.r 'lirrT 2. it contains less starch, and, therefore weight for
A diatAna,._„1 ,.,�-•�-.pro;mptlY at
N THE DOMI.NIO tencl.dtP. 7[edieinesfor Uozsts, Cattle, etc weight, '
N alwl►7�QA Inand, g t, cit?rttaclnS more of the active ingredieritl�.aalTi(1 is a'pirrer
i
a,rtiole,
3. It evolves Imre carbonic aoid gas, and, therefore
more efficient, as shown by analysis and by experiment with
a weighed quantity of biscuit dough.
• 4. The ingredients are mixed in better proportions, so
that there is less free alkaline carbonate remaining in the
dough to impair digestion by neutralizing the gastric juice,,
5. It gives a lighter and better flavored dough, owing
to the facts stated in Nos g and 4 above,"
"I know of .no respect in which DR. PRICE'S CREAM
BAKING POWDER is inferor to the Royal Baking Powder.'r.
I am very respectfully yours, .
ELIAS IL BARTLEY, B. S., M. D.,
Cham st *the Dept. of Health, City' of Brooklyn. Lecturer on Physiological aucl z�
� 29, I884 eel Chemistry ill the Lang Ilrfliud Mewl Hospital, aiedios1 College.
Mt tiles Or Word fbr it. every Hees per Prue it.
materials and mixed in the best obemical proportions Tor the
IONS
We welcome son nuinicationr • • sag su_
jest or genera interest; but tit e . tor does
not bold himself responsible for opinione.
of ogrreinondents. Ali Gomm cation* to
be addressed to the Tame, with the writer'#.
name Attached the mime will not he publish-
ed eial.0 deslredby the writer et the article.
To Viler of tho Eme1or Vow',
Dun n Sat :--In looking pveal the
colanlns of the Iffneefor oft ilia fourth
ineteut, emitted* reply Hints* aha
Sodomites, charging the editor of the
Twee with bowing written the Qom•
na.unioatiou signed "red," which apt.
Pestered in your issue of August 241h,
Now to commence with, I will take
all the reeponeibility on myself. I
say it was not Mr. Wilke who wrote
the oomwunlpatiou, but Fred, une
wbo *dueled the psrforitlauos of t 'Te+Rnaande utat tree. Andron
the drunken froliok of aha Sodomites
(psrl:ops unseen iu the dark,) Daisy
have been* little inistdkeit As to how TILE EXETEB
far the boundaries of Sodom extend.
ad ; 1 Mot it extends farther eolith
than ie generally understood, as there
ie sen iudivtdgdlt dwelling toathward,
who Mems disappointed because his
name was not mentioned in comma.
tion with the froliok of aha Sodom.
itss. I might mention* few reasons
why he felt Blighted. The Aral mey
have been haunts his name did not
325 AOREC
THE mon
eta
iftxoerd H►larsilG
%W Wing to work.
`MEN AND WOMEN
can hove eles unt
WORK THE YEAR ROUND,
Good Agents are earning from Q1 to
Der month and expenses.l
ted.
Steady
who are
SON Sc tWELLIN4TON,Toroato
Planing Mili!
SASH, DOOR, and
I
appear an print ; 2nd, it might hove
been ?oceanc he did not abatein the
luxuries of that Jay, or that he feels ALL !KINDS OF
s little sore over the unsucosssful
newspaper war be Hae engages in A. TT -p N ry•
serge time ago, and, now seizes the .L .Lie 4T
opportunity to Abuse the Taus amen
without reason. I am willing to eel.
law the boundaries to take in this
person, which like some others of the
Sodomites falls far short of the in.
noaept creature known as the "frog,"
which hu not fallen into the habit
of drinking fire water, and the bar.
./ nony which prevsile among them
may be observed by any one who may
ohznoe to paha Sodom M night, when
their "sweat tongs may be beaid,
every note being distinct and clear.
Let nue give a note or two : SAM --
Site; Sam- -mile, then in a lithe lows
er thus, Gillis --Gillis ; More grog--'
w° more grog ; • whiskey all gone— gone,l
when a voice from South Sodom, but
not of the frog kiud, is heard saying
"the whiskey is not all gone in Sod.
ora ,yet, and had Staalaftes incised
me to share in the quart bottle,whion
they have already acknowledged they
had on hand, or had they even celled
on me to draw up articles of agree.
meat, hold the stakes and keep a
general record of the proceedings, I
would have brought on my supply."
Now, let me tell this little Sodomite
to keep cool, for nnlees his supply of
that which seems to be very neves.
sary for some of the ottizens of that
ancient city. ie very -large, II will sooar
be exhausted and 'another hasty run
will hare to be arranged. If a batty
trip is necessary again, we would .sug-
gent that this little•big Sodomite' drive
his fast horse and not startern% a man
half naked. .Come .all ye Sodomise
End learn from the outcome of that
night's froliok not to touch, taste or
handle the coursed stuff, and then.
your will raise higher; in the estiwa-
Icon of All. "
Riudly, enter my name on your
hist sea regular . subscriber to your
valuable paper until further notice.
Yours Truly,
FRED.
Mrs. Clench .and her two 'dough -
ism of S1. Marys, leave far Germany
th r latter and of this, month.
The East Middlesex Reformats met
o n Saturday afternoon, and nominat-
e d over 100 delegates to attend the
Done to order.
Rentemberitbe place.
Elver ft =award.
STATION 5T.
LOOK HERE!
Read R MKS' New Advertisement
And don't be wander -In gat out the streets not
]mowing whereto buy your
'Watches, .Clacks :& Jewelry
His (Rookie New and Complete:.
LL;D1ES GIVE .HIIrr A (,ALL
No trouble to show you through, or set your
Watch to tboright time—if you have .one; if
not he will bo most happy to supply you.
111N STOCK OF CLOCKS 1S SPLENDID
representing all the leading American
makes, also Race for Pacers and Trotters. All for
Prices Lower this Season than ever before=:+prizea.
Send for a Prize List and Programme,
Huts stood the :art for FiFr'tr.T.narit
YEAza, and has proved itself' the best
remedy known for the cure of r;=
o Consumption, Coughs,
o Coids,Whoopin g Cough
and all Lung Diseasesin
young or old. Sols, gram kw:mat:,
$2.04 Iter 2,7441 +.
DOWNS' EU
Western Fair
lace fa can ortbe Royal, top down, on a hot stove until heated,
Ga7iada's Great Exhibition
hen remove the cover anti smell.
AND IINAU:efar4L R.'ir1erltrslr.
I,flNDON, '• C,Q NADAa
SEPTEMBER, 22, 23, 24, 25, and 20
0
$i7,O04.00 IN PRIZES,
12,000.00 iu Excises of 1888
11,049 00 in 8peoiale by Friends of the
Western Fair 1
OPEN TO THE WORLD 1
The Western /Pair for UM wiltfar surpus all
its predecessors. The prises aro lar this
new features and novelties to ba introduced
will make it the roast attractive exhibition
ever hold in Canada. Wait for ib.
Ped-
en, Prroogra the
Beut other infrormat on r queir
E R.110nINSON GEO, bleBROOIS
President. Secretin,
TIIM lt'Y Tf3 ANNUAL
EXHIBITION
—or Tiff—
Southern Ce tins' Fair Association,
Will behold at tbo City of
sic, T.HOMVI.&S,
• —oN—
Tuesday, Wounesday, Thursday t Friday,
Sept. 30th, Oct. lst, 2nd, d 3rd, '84
OPEN TO THE WORLD.
A Very Liberal Prize List.
A. NtThtBEB 01 SPHOIAL MIZE.%
.
Special .A.ttractions ;
Running Race ; Prizes for Lady Drivers with
Double Team; Farmers' Premium Race and
Trial of Speed for Gentlemens' Bond Horse ;
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY, The Oddfellows' Band in Attendance.
Send inyour eickwatcher while there is room.
• r3Remomber the Stand—ONE Door; Nonra
or Tansontrn OFYIen.• "
R. HICKS.
Exeter, Aug. 97th, 1884.
• Britteh Columbia.
CIEALED TENDERS, addressed to
17 the undersigned, and endorsed " Tender
for Graving Dock, B. 0.. will be received at
this office until SATURDAY, the 20th clay o1
September, 1884, inclusively, for the construc-
tion andcampletion of the partly finished
Mowat demonstration and the Indus- Graving Dock, at Esquimalt
trial Exhibition at Toronto's next Harbor, Brltish•lColumbia,
week. The usual cheap rates tor the According to plans and anecifecations to be
seen on and after Monday, the 1st September.
at the Department of Public Works, Ottawa,
and on application to the Bon, Z. W. Trntch,
,Victoria,. 0.
Persons tonderingere notifYed that tenders
will not be considered unless made on the print
ed forms Supplied and prices affixed to the
Whole otthe:items stated therein, and signed
with their actual signatures.
Each tender must be accompanied by an Ac-
cepted bank cheque for the sum of $7,500.00.
made payable to the order of the Honorable
the Minister of Public Works, which will be
forfeited if the party decline to enter into a
contract when caked upon to do so, or if he
fell•to compplete the work*, contracted for. If
4tho:teudir, bene a o•Ptod the cheque will be,
te' nra`ed,�' .
The Detree t will not be bound to accept
the lowest or any�tender.
'rater
c4.1491$7.
rotary.
delegates will be secured.
A number of the friends of Mr. S.
Morrison. ,of Seaforth, who 'bels- been
employed as a olerk in the dry goods
department of Messrs. Doman &
Punoan's . establishment for some
time, met at the Quein'e' hotel on
Friday night, 29th ult., to pay a pawl.
ing tribune to their young friend. Ref'
Father Shea ocet ied;,, the ohair; and,
, a very enjoyable "eve g' wile,
Mr. Morrison was also presented with
a pusMiii&a 'dtid ,iphein ' as •.a�
toketrcif ih e Mere 41ii'kerhioh4,-he
held. Mr. Morrison has gone to Ring • Department
lea. Departma teihblcvsks,
a les
HENRY 1iBOWN, RAIN A. KAINS,
Presideni. Secretary.
GOD SAVE TEEQUEEN.
THE GREAT
Industrial Fair I
AND
SEME-CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
1884.
Of Live Stock, Poultry, Dairy, Agricultural
and Horticultural Products, Implements,*
and. Manfaetures of all Kinds.
TORONTO,
SEPTEMBER the 10th to the 20th,
The largest Prize List in the Dominion.
•
Prize Lists and EntryForma can be obtained
fromthe Secretaries of all Agricultural Societ-
ies and Mechanic s' Institutes, or they win be
sent anywhere on application by post card to
the Secretary, at Toronto. Entries close Aug-
ust23rd. fib is will be the
GRANDEST ; EVENT
Or Toronto's Semi-Centennini year.
AN IMMENSE PROGRAMME
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS,
to being pre ared.for that limo, Cbeelr rates
and Excursions on' all' 1taafiWa e. 'ho beat time
to visit the oily of Toronto. Wait for it •
7.71 WITHROW. President.
H. J BILL, Manager and Secretary,
Toront
PRICE; BAKING POWDER CO.
Exeter Butcxrer Shop
R. DAVIS/
Butoher & General Dealer
rx tan sums or --
Customers supplied TUESDAYS, THURS.
DAYS AND 8ATUBDAYS at their residence,
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
OELVB PROMPT ATTENTION.
MESE ;ATS
The nodersigned wish to suuounos to the
inhabitants of Exeter And vicinity that they
have opened out a
Butcher Shop
iu the building formerly occupied by Kemp's
Tobacco Stora, where Ail kinds of Fresh Meat
can be bad.
Tow will do well to call, as all meat sold by
thew is Sresh and Tender.
SNELL.t FORD,
Proprietors.
PIIOTOGEAPILTI
PEOPLE OF EXETER AND VICINITY
When they visit London Fair time or any other time, should avail tiiemeelree of
the opportunity, and eel!, et •
Frank Cooper's New Studio
Where *wary facility is at band for first-class Portraiture—AIiL SIZES—including
Copying, Coloring, •tnd Enlarging.
In order to keep.up the reputation of this splendid Gallery, Mr.
Cooper is very careful in allowing only first-class produttttons
to go out.
" Competent Professionals "'
ti
At the head of Each. Department.
PRICES MOD1 RATE,
STUDIO:—Fitzgerald's .New Block, Dundas-st., near cor,.
of Richmond—South side.
SUBLIM RT &LL!RTI
The undersigned begs to intimate to the people of Exe-
ter and surrounding country .that ho has better facilities
fo turning outfirst-class than heretofore: •
Pictures taken in all .the
Usual Styles of the Art
Life -Size Pictures in- oil Colors
Crayon, or Sepia
DONE ON SI CfTEST'NOTICE
And at Lowest Possible Rates,'
ill Work l.
S: --Engraving. on Gold, Silver, or Ivory also Gold
or,rSilver Plat tig clone on, theshortest`. notice,
W. T JOHNS,