The Exeter Times, 1885-6-11, Page 51
COMMUNICATIONS.
yet that arrivedtoday says there is : LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE R'y.
We do not holaourselves res ,nnsible for °pin- not d el1adoW of a t10ubt that Mrs. time NonTH Express &tail. enel Chem2
this heading.
m _ lishvd. Exeter
ions expressed by correspondents ander ('boubrongll'e cairn will be folly estsbl I,° a n,l1epart 7 451.6t. 4 50 par, 6 30 A. nr,
8 10 935
Henson 895097 6 6 57
Hippen 9 13 629 10 e7
A Word on !I ree.1Q'laniting.
---^• Everybody's system 6b9914 be strength.,
To the Editoref the Exeter Times. eued and their blood purified for we way
have Cholera in Canada before the names
Si ,-T All are agreed that our farms is over. Dr, Carson's Bitters is the prepare
-
aro becoming. from the continual tion to use. Large betties 50 saute.
oleanng et the remittal; of our forest',
very deatitute of shelter, greatly to
the injury of various crops, and the
general fertility of the Boil. Will you
allow me to anneal to your readers
that rows of evergreens planted along
the north or exposed sidee of a farm
form the best wind -break, that in nine
or ten years A farm so protected will
readily sell fer, in many ogees, thou -
node of dollars more than one which
is not ; and that up to the 15th June,
that i; just when the bude are begin-
ning to buret, is the time to plan)
them , after that Ord park
of
Auguel. Choose small trees, Cedar'
and ernes will try eeplaat more res•
lily than pine, having a greater
gasutity of fine roots, but with care
either clan be successfully transplant.
ed. The roots should not be exposed
-to the sun for aavali • minute; the resin
Modern and closes the babes, The
ground abonld be mulched, and the
lower branches let grow to shade it.
Caere and spruces like damp ---not
wet --ground, therefore pleat theca
oleo in the row, two or three feet or
*lour for cedar hedges ; pins; do
with drier soil ; twelve feet I have
known then' to do well et, but should
rather plant theta closer, and thin out
when desired. Any tolerably fertile
veil answers ; pines do on. poor ;oil,
but not so well.
There is another thing -a prepara-
tion to plant, not II planting -which
may well be done in Jim. If, then
you go to the bush, select young
/retie, and with a sharp evade cut •
circle about them, say eight inches
from the atom, if chiefly tap root out
it a foot deep and leave it till fall ; by
that time the summer'e growth will
have started roots inside the circle,
and the vaunt tree properly lifted
with n evade, will some up a mass of
earth end roots whioh will cling to-
gether and 'generally grow without
tail. in the meantime mark the tree
to know it. and to know its south
side. Then in the fall take all the
News Notes,
Calontta, dune 8. -Additional dis-
patobes about the earthquake in the
Vale of °sohmere say that the whole
villages nave been destroyed. Dub -
good, aamalopasr and Ovaa were en.
golfed in awful oonvulsipn.. The
fort at Gerais and the granaries in
many places have been err allowed up.
A. large supply of rice and a consider-
ably amount of money have been lis.
tribnted throughout ahavale to relieve
the distress of the people, It is es -
Quieted that 200 peraons have boon
1
kl led.
AI the regular Sondemexcursion
train: between New Drleene and. Baton
Rouge was retuning Sunday evening
it ran kite so open switch about ten
mile; above New Orleans. The train
consisted of seven essence all crowd.
ted. sob left the *rook and the en-
gine Was overturned. Charles Jones,
the fireman, was killed; Engineer
Frank Ferguson daugeroa,ly scalded;
W. H. Seymour, a pawner. had
his leg broken. and twenty ether
paesengeraresisted, more or lees in-
juries. The wounded were brought
to New Orlsaue an a relief train neat*
Morning,
a. GORlent Wh100. resists Ramp
firmly attaches labole to Iran and tin
work consists of a paste of rye meal
and a little solution of glue and water,
to which AS mush Venetian turpentine
is added as racy be required. Ordia
cry flour paste, when well made, and
some glycerine thoroughly incorporated
with it, does very welt for fixing print-
ed labels on tinned shoat -iron boxes.
The California ostrich farm covers
200 sores, has twenty old birds and
eighteen young ones. Tho proprietor
is hopeful of a large profit. Ono-balf
the featherr�pproductof Africa ismarket-
ed in the -United States, and the de-
mand is increasing.. Each bird ought
to yield fifty long wbite feathers twice
a year. The feathers have to bo washed
and Burled, and aro then worth $4 to
$6 each, wholesale.
essrth you can,plaut at once after dig- N .A. correspondent of the Boston Qlobe
ging and fill up with soft earth, not gives the following curd for catarrh:
hard °bunks, and mulch afterwards, "Take about a pint of warm water,
Meat trees will grow if mice and ` add ono or two teaspoonfuls of fluid ox
trzrt (If or
cattle can be kept away. This I thirty drops of1tinett ro of myrrh, -hazel and twenty
have known excellent with maples, the mixture in a xubber douche, with
but they win transplant without it. tube attached. Hang the douche in
If the transplanting from the bush of an elevated position, placo the nozzle
bard wooded trees, which are diimculi of the tube In the nostrils alternately
of transplanting, owing to their hav- say for fifteen minutes, and the specific
I110-avity of the fluid will do the work.
gr
ng few roots, be tried with tine
I110- Tse twice a day."
shod, much greater success may be
expected than without. A woman'wjll calmly leave the cover
Could we see this fall, a good many of a jar containing ground coffee open
laataiione of some acres set out with when she knows the air will take the
pstrength out of it But she will never
oars, say four feet Apart, it would leave the stopper out of a bottle con.
soon be found an excellent invest- taining perfume she bought in Earls
anent. Goodtimber of alt sort is last summer. Any one sending us a
growing scarce and dear, and in ten correct solution of the whyforonoss of
years he who plants successfully now
will be fortunate. 'True, it will not
'be fit to cut then, but it will sell for a
good figure to those who are prepared
to wait till it is fib.
And -one word more -many good
'pieces of forest whioh will otherwise
dry up, die, and blow down, could be
saved, yielding beautiful successions
Brecefield , 923 648 1022
Clinton. 6 45 7 O5 11 30
1,ondesboro .10 00 7 20 12 00
Blyth ......... .....10 07 7 27 1216y.o,
l3elgrave 10 22 7 46 12 48
Wlnshaul artine1065 7 55 1 t6
Go1=808ouxa. Expree, ,hail, 2ud Class
Wingbare, dept 7 48 A. i. 3 00 r.sr. 10 20 A -at
Bl l have^......... 8 00 3 47 11422
lanidr:sboro .,..,824 338 12 00
Mutsu 8 50 4 05 12 4;,1'.61.
Brneefield ....., 9 05 4 19 1 11
H4ppenanall ...-...,g 133 4 27 127
1 432 13.6
Exeter....„9 35 443 230
London arrrie10 51 5 50 5 30
HEN54LL. -Wanted at the Iiellsail Oat.
Meal Mills, fifty thousand bushels of good
sound Oate for ,Bing purposes. The high,
est price will be paid. Oatmeal exchanged,
for oats.
I135s,a.L3. Berman ,Minns, --One of the
most complete roller mils in the Province, is
const tI
an y ruining sod giving the best sans.
faction, Gristing done to order en short
notice, The roller tlolrr takes the lead. Try
it and be convinced, 20 tons of good Mid.
filings on band at low figures. A lots care of
Cora and Corn Chap an hand.
RANSIIE UaotittAIST.
Il[ARICET REPORTS,
(Corrected At a'olookp.m. Wsdsle5day.t
1ra1+n Winn
W12404400.1
...
.. .., ,., 000 to o 82
286to063
White Wheat New ... ... 080 10 0 8:
Rad WheitNee Q s'a
d?Aihp W111yAT
info (ur) 4 „ o sa080 tcto o ea
Barley De7..,, •-
018 to 0 52
Oita ,,, 030 til 030
Closer Soed ... ... 600 10 625
Timothy• „..,, 1 2500 2 o9
Qui':a°cn :„;
tea • :toa cSD te>p,.. ... 0 11 to 0 11
G 8 CO Q 11
ITIollrarU111 ... . 5 000555
P9tatoe.,per bas .,. .00°40044
27 to 082
Applee,perbag .,, .., 0 4Q t0 Q 50
Dr edApplegpr b ., .,. .- 0 0t 10 Q 00
tineas par lh. ... . Q OSS to 110'
DnNtiy Pr+t ib .,. .,, 008 to Q 08
per pr ... .., •
.. 0 40 to 060
(Chickens per pr
~• . y ... ., 025 to 0 35
Bao 'drealadper100., .. 550 to 5 73
HldeerOuhg. .., .. 5 00 to 0 00
0
dressed ... .. .. ., a 00 to a Oe
ska feplting l eaab ,.. ... 04010 675
CalflkiDl ' , , A 50 to 0 ?G
Wool per lb ... ... .., Q 1T t° 0 17
Hayporton ... 800 1o10 Oe
OU*Oneperbuib' ,• .,. 0 60 toe 7$
Wood per cord 2 50 to 2 75
RENSALT. MARKETS.
Fall Wheat Per bh ... •... 6 0 RO to 080
Sertug , 080 to 000
Barley (bright) O 50 to 000
Ilarley(foeding) 0 45 to 0 40
White Oats, .., ... .,• 0 28 to 0 3r
lliaok Oats 0 sI to 0 93
Apples per bbl, ... ... 1 00 to .1 00
.Xotatoes perbh. 025 to 0 52
YR TSE TAL�
Mil. Wiot. LYNE is prepared :o do
CUSTOM TAILORING!
ON HURON -ST., ONE BLOCK WEST OF
MANSION HOUSE.
SUITS, PANTS OR COATS
made in the Latest Styles, and Satisfaction
the thusly will receive, by return mail, guaranteed in every respect.
the cornet used by Washington to
blow his fire at Valley Forge. -Puck.
Little Willie was fond of throwing
stones at the passing school -boys, and
then taking refuge behind the hall NOTICE AND AT LOW BATES.
door. One day be did not get away
so easily, and, faring pretty badly. he
burst into his aunt's presence with the
tears running down his cheeks, and
sobbed out in great wrath, "I just wish Ladies Jackets a Specialty
CUTTING DONE ON THE SHORTEST
of tree., a perpetual etorehruee of .I was an angel way up high. where the
limber, could we but afford to keep . policeman could'nt catch me, with my
cattle ont of them. pocket full °frocks, if I wouldn't give it
Yours, &o., to them boys!"-Harper's Bazar.
R. W. PHIPPS. A lady living in the suburbs was
-Toronto, Jane 5, 1885. . pestered by a patent churn agent, who
was anxious to demonstrate that the
machine would make butter in ten
minutes. Upon his third or fourth call
the other afternoon she filled the
churn, and the agent worke d it for ten
minutes, then very briskly for ten more,
and then perspiringly for ten more.
He confessed he was at loss to know
what was the matter until the lady re-
marked: "I guess I churned all the
butter out of that milk this morning."I
The agent '•flew."
h'Even a more extraordinary incl
dent,"continued the student of nature,
"ccurred when I was a boy in Peru. My
brother and I were snowballing each
other one fine morning. I lost my
temper, picked up a solid chunk of
ice and threw it with all my might at
Jim, who was standing but a dozen
feet away. Just as the ice left my hand
the mercury took such an upward jump
that poor Jim was severely scalded by
the hot water that was showered on
him. The ice had melted in transit."--
maw
ransit."-maw York Journal.
The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon,
Ind., says : "Both myself and wife owe nro
lives to Shiloh,' Conenmption Cure. Sold
by J, W. Browning.
A $2,000,000 Outcast.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 8. -James
Averill, a lawyer of Temple Court,
New York, :arrived here Saturday,
wenijto the Women's Mission Home
and called for an inmate named Nel-
lie Jackson. It was developed That
the woman was the wife:of of Blazzius
M. Cheabrough, of New York, who
died in 1866 and who was known as
the Count Cheebrough, having pur-
chased an;Italian title. He had Iwo
.ehitaren, one being dead and the
other married and tiring in Brooklyn.
In 1871 Chesbrough's brother Charles
set up a claim that he died without
'leaving issue and got possession of
property worth over $2,000,000,
principally real eatate in New York
,Slate. Suit will be al once entered
to recover Mrs. Chesbrough's dower
interest and that of her daughter.
Mre. Cnesbrongh,under the name of
Nellie Jackson, has led a Life of shame
in Nashville for 15 years, and several
limes been an inmate of the Mission
Home, a place of refuge for repentant.
women. One night a month ago she
was on the way to enter a den of DIED.
shame when she stopped and heard
Rev. Samuel Johns preaching, whioh Terr.-In Exeter, on the 8th inst., Sinclair
.determined her to reform. ` The law- fait, aged 88 years.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy -a positive care
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker month.
Bold by J. W. Browning.
After the verdict had been signed
Constable Pope arrested John Obeying
on a charge of trespaaeing on the G.
T. R. track,
Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronobitie.
Sold by J. W. Browning.
A CHANCE TO MAKE i,000 ON A FIFTY
INVESTMENT.
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Woz) *1013:1001101•13c)01" VIM= I'te.oe1 v.) Lc1000/
wrie04.23. $r<'i ceexztse iia. Qa t.nia.
The following list of Prier will l,e awarded to the persona who subscribe for our paper bet WS= tills
date ..id the 30th day of July. Poslilvely and abwlutely no postponement.
FQ 1) FIFTY CENTS we will enter y°nz TrE on our Irl s lntinn beok..nd m it
Meta qpd Stock bound, stitched aada* .114 lsernd yea mad ately�seabed tmalli pQ owls..
bored receipt ,good for one of the following presents:
The List of Presents to bo Given Our Subscribers;
10 U.S. COT'S Boast, 1500oink r150OO y 50 Ii1.S.ree.b'ki, sue each *1000
00 U.S. Greenish., 4000 each 0 00 100 US. Greeab kn, 010 cools 1000
' ,. 'raze 1000 100 H.$. Green# •k., ss each 500
1 Cass Price
1 Cask goo
,te 17'9, G Its, ge0 owck .,...,, xea'O Prise ........ .. . .......
6 Goad Parlor Osie.., 30.884 1 .... 1 Twent,,fo.t sloop " -Batt, 1 Ito; -Ruh iiaern•foot Canoe 1 reur-0arod Row.
Beet. 1 Colombia Worth, 2 PkAto.a. 6 T Ba00, 5 Llet.nt Bl� Sok Drs. Pattern..2 mug, Casts, 5 Heel Singer Sow
big aathiwo, 2 Raw Silk Parlor Soap. 2 Mak Bak Puler Sol 6 Pans Month Sevier, 1Meth walool ilubie Top.
(a,aaber Spit. 160 sea solid Slim Toupees (6 to the we/. 00 Salle Silver T.ble,poen.. 100 solid Saver De,aert Bpeone,100
Seta silver Forks (6 to *0*(10000 000 Sete sanr•P1at.d Tian., laity (6 to the tail. 100 hilar Sous Shells, 50 Silver Iu
Pitehsrs. (.000 Ptotosraph Albu.os tie awe, I,000 Fookes Bahr Pratt Xrdvw, 1.000 G.}tloseura rocket Lives. 30 Gentle-
raan's Gold Waal... 20 1.4..8' (fold w.raha., 20 a.,.' W.t.kaa., 3 venues Biaaoa4 tinier Slop, 2,500 Sou,..., .irk
lortfolies, 500 tulles' WA Wokete, 500 Gold rimer BiAts, f00 (&4. i Br.aApias, 200 Crean scut rias sod watch Chains,
2.000 Yew maenad. eal4TootbpickI, 300 81.00(01 Nickel Cktk,, 2,600 SW, Toothpick?. 2.00o G.lq Pencils, 104 l.I.c pp.
Euu,r..D.erlber who ¢ou sot let ons etas 'Dote valuabla prizes mitt tooth a coat of 'Lweata-Svth, rove* m cash.
140• abtr,.,..,00s who aabaea b.. Ix the, ao6t46xal revive «,r .1.8.80 iiivaUaa1.4 pop.. to its awoke .84woo Iwo
lead for .a. K, t3.6 OH, Fz+rtite raa,,asi froth 26 coots l., c..4 t. tot nomad *elan to C.&O. 0.. loot lug
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FAWN, P1110 4110 $T041004M, 0S itaad.lpt. St., Ohrlag., Ht., 4.4.4.
To RETIRED FARMERS
AND OTHERS.
Give him a trial and be convinced that he
will give satisfaction.
WILLIAM LYNE.
0
DRUGSTORE
CARTWRIGHT, L. D. 8,,
Has opened dental rooms over
O'NEIL ll BA1311, where lie will be
iosrextract
a ewithoutWill be field shortly under Power of Sale pain, All opratnPmdteeth
in a Mortgage the Handeomo skill. Gold Milings a epcciatity. Office hours
9 a. 1n: to 6 p122. G 001001 S M01BB4TE. Tapirs
t00larra
BRM flIIE!CE"w
And Grounds
Formerly occupied by the late Henry
Hall. l'iarrinter.
Apply to
W. F. BUL'LEN,
London, Ont.
t DVE1RTIBEMENT FOR CRED-
a. ITORB,-
Pursuant to an order or the High Court of
Justice (Obaueery Dtvielonl, made in a cause
wherein William J. Carlile isplaiutl(t and l.a.
'Ina Au Currie arer
� n C rte and others do oudants, the
creditors °f Robert Tames Carlile. and Samuel
Oarlile, both We of tho,'Township of Ray, In
the County of Buron.ypeomen, who aim* on
or about the 30th day of Marsh A D. 1881. and
18th day of February, 1883, respectively.
1885.10 send. by poost,hprepa d, day BeujnmiR
Valle* Elliot, of the Village of Exeter, in
es said County of Huron Abe 5olioitor of the
said plaintiff, their Christian and 80r,lafn01,
Addresses and description, the full partferllars
of their claims.% statotneutof their ucconnts
Dud the nature of the securities (if auv) held by
10
MACKINAC.
a n. alrec 1 DtUgbtlal
SUMMER TOUR
/dace etetwnon. law Silt...
Four Trbia per Weak Between
DETROIT AND MACKINAC
And aver," Week Day B.tw..n
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
Write for our
"Picturesque Mackinac,' Illustrated.
Mutates Pan Fartlenlar., Maned Pm*,
Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nay. Co.
AC. D. W1(ITcoM0, Calm. PAIS.. Sar...
DETROIT. MICH.
them, or in default thereof they will ue per -1 - -- ------ --• • •
sampler 110 excluded from the bonetit of the said
order. ce y creditoryebe13 0 No seyucitvis TW �TT.fl flPTto produce thesamebehold mo aY • ec chain•
here at the town of (0oderich, on tho '24rd (bey
of Juno, le85,at 11 c'clockin the forenoon, be-
ing the time appointed for the adjucntion u
the claim,,
Dated this loth day of May,1885.
[Signed] S.M.1LCOMSON
Local Master
at Godorich:
• SEEDS,
seeds, Seeds•
Fresh and Reliable
Garden, Field and Flower
SEEDS
In great Variety at the
DominionLaboralory -
Will. Senio r
'Miami.to inform the inhabitants of Exeter
and surrounding townships, that he has
opened
A Tailoring Shop
in FANSON'S BLOCK, (up -stairs), where he
will be prepared to do all kinds of Custom
Tailoring.
If you want a Good -fitting and Well -made
Suit, Coat or Pants, you will find Sat.
isfaetion by giving him a trial.
BEANS. -German Black Wax, New Golden
Wax.
BEET. -Long Dark Blood.
(IABBAGE.--Early Wenningstadt, Early
Large York, Early French Drumhead,
Stone Mason Marblehead, Prime Flat
Dutch.
CARROT. -Early Short Horn, Early Scar-
let Horn.
CORN.-Earlp Minnesota; Dolly Button.
CUCUMBER.-EarlyCluster, Bismark Long
Green, Perfection Pickling.
LETTUCE. -Early Boston Curled, Bally
Prize Head.
MUSK MELON: Coral Flesh.
WATER MELON. -Mountain Sweet.
PEAS. -Ferry's Extra Early, MoLean's
Little Gem, Champion of England.
RADISH: Early Long Scarlet (short top)
Early Rourid Deep Scarlet, Long White
Spanish.
TOMATO.-Livingstone's Favorite, Trophy.
A full • stook of all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
IVJr. Senior has had long ex-
perience• and is a practical
workman.
Remem,ber the Spot,
Directly over Geo. A. Hyndman's Grocery
Store.
Will. Senior.
FOR THE F ARM :
Besides a full line of Garden Seeds in
package, we are also offering the following
varieties of
Fresh Field and Garden Seeds
IN BULK, which is, of course, is the cheap.
est way by all odds to buy them.
TURNIPS.-Parple Top Yellow Aberdeen,
Bangholm Purple Top ' Swede, Carter's
Improved Purple Top Swede.
CARROTS. -White Belgian (for the garden)
BEST ENGLISH Mnsmnoow SPAWN.
Call early as the stock is
Choice and limited, and we
are determined to carry no
seeds over.
r .J W. BROWNING,
Proprietor.
C. LUTZ.
ntcania1 ai1!ay
The. Direct Route from the West for all
points in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton
and Newfoundland.
All the popular sea bathing. fishing and
pleasure resorts of Canada are along this line
Pullman care leaving Montreal oa Mon-
day, Wednesday, and Friday run through to
Halifax, and on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day to et. John, N.B., without change.
Giese connections made at Pointe Levis with
the Grand Trunk Railway and the Richelieu
and Ontario Navigation Company's Steamers
from Montreal, and at Levis with the North
Shore hallway
Elegant first-claet Pullman, Buffet and
Smoking Cars nn all through trains.
First-class Refreshment ROOMS at conveni-
ent distances.
IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS
will find it advantageous to use this route as
it is the quickest in point of time, and the rates
are as low as by any other.
Through freight is forwarded by fast special
trains and experienee bas proved the Inter -
colonial route to be the quickest for European
freight to and from all points in Canada and
the Western States,
Tickets may be obtained and also informa-
tion about the route and about freight and.
passenger rates from
ROBERT B. MOODIE,
Western Freight & Passenger Agent
93 Rossin House Block, York St., Toronto
D. POTTINGER,
Chief Superintendent.
Railway Office, Moncton, N. B:,May 14,'85-1y: