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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times, 1888-5-10, Page 8INSURANCE^ , ---. ti-BN7Cofia711-6:4. G._ ENT roR A.13$u).:ANcE com o PANT of Toronte tape toe the PCEINIX Wit14 ENStlitelSOF, COMPANY, ot e,onaon, "Sloglerel, the "tiseYAI, CaNettsteta, of Mon- trealeaed the litilISISH IltiP/ItUt A$ 8T,711ANC1t OOSIT'Alit7, et` 1,ondou, optatelithe 184.7. estate eYRr Vet00,005; eleime end tonnage vain, OWer S10000,000.. LOC4-L '\TE WS. -We ahall be happy to re- .t_eiVe at an tim$: frow any part of the Lrount y , items of looal news, suoh eidents,or tugs 'interesting inctdent lo hat - ever, from any of our satneribers or recta - Or a (merely for the purpose of pi:We cation, extUT THURSDAY, MAY 10th 1888. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Tiu Undersigaed would announce to the public that he has now on hand one of the best aesorted stooks of harness, boots ' and. shoes, &ein town, and would call special attention to his Scoteh Collare, Children's Cerriages, & Express Waggons, as they are the best M the minket, and at prices to sitthe times. Call and be con- vinced, C. IgA0R1M, Main-st. , Exeter. Pereonal. Mr, Fred Carr, who spent- a fee/ weeks with Mr. Samuel (idly duringert.„`P ter, 'was in town last weeke'te" Drew and family, who have sphlefthe win- ter in Los Angeles, Ca are expected home this. weeks -Mrs. Geo. Moir, of St Marys, formerly cif Exeter, was the guest of Mrs. Jas. Digneo, for a couple of deys last week. -Mise Mary Sande, of London, was M town during tbe fore part of the week. Bleetion ef Officers. At the Annual Meeting of the Exeter Mechanics' Institute held. in the library on Monday evening the following officers were elected ;-Pres., Rev. W. M. Mar- tin; Vice -President, Rev. S. E. Robin- son ; Treasarer, Mr. D. Johns ; Secretary V. W. Collins ; Directors G, Samwell, A. G. Dyer, 3. A. Rollins, M. D., Robt. Spicer,. Re IL Collins, 0.*Lutz, M. D,, A. C. Penovan ; Auditors, G. Samwell, end C. Lutz, M. D. Librarian, George Kemp. „. The town streets here been eereped, and are now in good condition. A car loud of fine looking cattle was *hipped front here ou *Monday, H. L, Biaaleus, Dentiet, eten for Best Artificiel '1'eeth, Aao coneequence of the late mine, veg- etation has considerably revived. The trout season opened lath week, mid, several good catches are reported, Fishing is indulged in to a groat extent et present by those et leiture, Mr. L. Hardy hes commenced bridges for the season, On Saturday a foot ball inatch between the Mitehell an Exeter °lobs will be* kicked on the driving pink, Exeter. Mr. Brit/moonrise has retiScd flaunt the hotel business. His Son ThOlnita Will sno- wed. him, H. L. BH,LINes, Dentist, Exeter, makes a specialty in Gold Fillings. Mr, Jolgt 'Ottlkwill sold. his household furniture on Se,turdiry last Atka intends go- ing to the "Soo" bi e few deys. Mr. Win, Rollins, of the London, Road, we are sotry to learn, is yery low with an affection of the heart. The track on the Agricaltural grounds is being put in condition for the bicycle laces on May 25th. Messrs, Verity & Son shippea another car lend of their plats to Manitoba this The annaal meeting of ,the Exeter Salt Works Co. will be held some time title month. A baseball cleb wes.organized lest week but as yet we heve not noticed. the 'boys' practising. It is expected that the Reeve will ap- point an Asthor Day. There are a great many trees throughout the town that re, quire to be replaced by living ones. Shade Trees. he most, advanced idea of planting shade trees is to set the row alternately with soft maple and elm. The soft maple is a rapid grower, but does not grow high and temt long lived. The elm grows •• more slowly, but attains much greater size and height, and wittiest for centuries - While the row is young the elm will make little show, but the maples will giVO suf- ficient shade. When the foliage. becomes too dense the maples can be cut out and the,elms will fill the spaee. A Hard Case One of our grocers, the other day, found to his sorrow that be was giving more granulated sugar for the $ than he adver- tised (he never forgot to weigh the paper same time as the sugar) and he did not perceive his mistake until the other day, when he found, out thet his scale was so adjueted that by Placing the goods on one part of the scale it weighed. in his favor, and by placing the goods two inches furth- er over the scales weighed in favor of the customer. Theyewere in the latter posit- ion when he was selling sugar at cost. We notice now that he has one of Wu, - sores "Perfection" Scales, purchased from WHAcee & Sox, 100 Esplanade street, Toronto. Look After the Wells. Yo -a can compel your landlord to pro- • cure you a supply of pure water. The Ontario statute, 47 Victoria, thapter 38, schedule A. sec. 69, sub-see.,12, seys:-'It thall be the duty of the owner of every house to provide for the occupants of the Berne a sufficient supply of wholesome • drinking water; and in case the occupant or 000tipants of the house be not satisfied with the wholesomeness or sufficiency of snob supply, he or they may apply to the Board of Health to determine al to the eame ; and if the supply be sufficient and wholesomethen the expenses incident to ouch determination elan be paid by the said occupant or occupants, and if not, then they shall be paicl by the owner; and in either case the said charges shell be re- coverable in the same manner as municipal taxes.' An Vggasperating Problem. Toronto and Montreal, together with several American cities, judgieg by their daily papers, have been wrestling for days with what; is knewn as "the hen's egg problem," which almost beats the old "1415" puzzle. It runs thus : If a hen and a half lay an egg and a half in a day undo, half, how many eggs will six hens lay in seven. days? Now don't be too hasty with your answer. Perhaps you know how to work it out, but look here : one paper' alone received over 450 replies, in winch there were 08 who asserted that 28 and nothing but 28 was right t 67 ad- vocates of. 42 were equally positive ; 27 feria. 30 admirers, and 14, 28; while 56, 33, 30, 262-3, 21, 27 3-7, 22, 18 2-3, 4 2-3, 7, 1 1-6 harl more or less suptwt. Whick of these, if any, is right ? , atfitte. Ma. ti t -tit ea Thos. Oke has reterned from Montreal. The Mechanics' Institute is 4 perote condition. \ A mane belonging to Mr. Sam'l Essery eated twiu colts one day lab week. One has died. It is said that several marriages will take place in tho village t aix eerly • The early closing :scheme semes to hove etre* Exeter, Clerks, and some Of the busieese mee are agitating the scheme. , Mr. Thomas Fitton is building several houses throughoot the village this season, Mr. Fitton is public spirited - The teachers of South Heron will meet, in eonvention at Exeter on May 25th and e6th, The progratrunes ha,ve been isimect 'rhe bitec ball club has received a ehall- enso from the tffcnsaU club, and x OntoSt will take place here on Satarday, the 19bh Mr. A, Cottle has almost completed firs meetion of his rake and cradle factory. It is a good building and has en imposing ap. peatance. Local newt; is a scarce article in town this week. The farmers are leasy seeding, while the townspeople are eagaged calm, in yard or ilOnSO cleaning, The trew Walk from the market to the North Elul will soon be commenced. When completed, Exeter can Waist of haying tho lineet walk e of any town in Canada. While lmerly evaSy place within s, radius of 30 miles is comploinieg abbot the horrid con' dition of sidewalks, Eteter people renatin quiet, having nothing to conlpiatit of, pros. The Commissional? has been busily en- gaged during the week planting trees around the town hall. In a few years the square will have aa imposing appeerancee On the evening of the 241h of May, the Exeter Bra•ss,Bend will , give their last grand carniyal of the season, in the roller mink. .A. neW postal regulation, to the effect that the registration rate to the United States will hereafter be .fiye cents per let- ter, instead of two cents. 0lother line thieves have 'again been getting iu their work -this tiine on Hur- on street west, In each ca,se flannels have been taken. The thieves will go too far. Take your washing brat nights Mrs. Cailey has for sale two comfoet- able housesand twolots situated on Grid- ley street. Will be sold cheap. ' Apply for pertieulars td Mrs. Carley on the premises at the foot of said street. Is is quite possible that a petition will be passed around at an early 'date, aid presented to the council, asking that the early closing Bill passed- at the recent sitting of the Legislature, be adopt- ed. It is hoped that all who can find it con venient or possible will tura out in the trades procession on 24th of May. It is earnestlydesired by the Committee that there be a grand procession. Mr. James Ramsay has been elected sec- retary of the Guelph Printers' Association. Jim id graduate of the Treins Office, and will, as otherslia,ve done, gain more or less distinetion in the fraternity. The posters and programme of sports for the 24th of May celebration, are out. The list is entirely new and embraces seine verynovel features. The emntnittee is reeking arrangements for oilier attrac- tions not mentioned in the pregra,mine. A couple of the youths --Vail and Ed - worthy -connected with the. bonfire as mentioned in last week's issue, were tried before Magistrates Snell and. Clarke, on Thursday, andeent up for trial. Aecord- ing to the evidence, the weight of the blame falls upon the former. While,diggiug A well on Monday, On the farm of Mr. Thos. Hawkins, a spring was struck, which, in a few Moments, filledthe well with water. The water rose so quick-,, ly that on Monday night it had overflow-- edtheUvell three feet, audhad to be car- riedthrough a pipe to a main drain. It is called an overflowing well. Barly Closing. To the' h',411tOt of the Rater 2'(eise, Althongli nothing hes eppearedes yet in either of our jeueeele T5 this moyentent yet it has been apoken of end advocated by the !clerks and a goodly portion of the business mem of our town. To be brief in- ner remarks let ere ask are we to live twa. or three'yeare behind the times? Why ehould the merchant and his aseistents Work longer hoins than the mechenic or the laboree?" ',Chose people from whom tve would eXpeet the most eid in this. •nrove- ment are the persons to be ' found the latest at eight in the pleoes of besiiiese in our town. Soeie merchante say if we Close our stores We will only slap the lament in the face, and cause -them to go dOwa to other towns and villages to do their trading, I• say 1 positively think this is a mietake for the reason T have Among the novel attractions for the 24th the Committee is in correspondence with a fancy bicyclexider and a tight -rope walker, both of whose services they hope to retain if money con do it. It is to be hoped that our townsmen will do all they. can to melte the Trades Procession a 800 - cess, by all lending alielping hand to swell it. The 'Exeter Football Club visited Fies,, forth On Friday, and suffered "defeat at the hands -or feetof the Seaforth club, the score standing five to nothing. It is evident that the Exeterboys have not bad sufficient practice to warrant them engag- ing in a match with an experienced club. We would suggest that they practice well for the contest on May 24111, between the Clinton and Exeter clubs, and, if possible, keep victory at home. On Monday evening a public Meeting will be held in the town hall, and oll who are interested itt the welfare and advance- ment of the village are invited to attend. Several matters pertaining to the future of the village will be brought before the meeting '• amongst other things being in- creased stage and mail aticommoda,tion, the possibility of gettiug a High School for the benefit of the vicinity, at little cost; better railway ectoinntoclation ; more eine- ient file protection andother matters. Let there be a largo trirnout,'end a free dis- cussion in the above topics. The Gavot] Presbyterian Church (hav- ing been frescoed and otherwise internally improved of late) was re-opeeeeoe. Thurs- day last by the Rev, Dr. Cochrane, of Brantford, who dsdivered his celebrated lecture, "Acmes the Rockies," to a large audience. The lecture was veryinterest- ing, and the lucid manner in which given added much to its supeeiority. On Sim - day, special sernmes were preached by the pastor, Rev. W. M. Martin, to untistudre large congregations, The walls and ceil- ing are yery tastefully frescoed, the color - inns being of the tiohest, yet most delicate hue, and the work, which tvae done by Messrs White & Co„ of 51, Via rye, re- flects ret ch credit on th ese gentlemen. te-r-eatat Setteral Bills amending the Canada Temperance Ad, have been before the HouSe for some time. Mr. MeClarthy'e 13111, ethiele only aimed at, eimpliiteation in the marine): of voting, had a clause added to it, on motion of Mr. Haggett, making 11 lawfal for qualified pleysicialis cher:lista and druggests to supply liquor hi Scott, Act 601111t108 for medical pur- poses, awl also to eel' preparations con- taining alcohol, but not intended as boveeagee. Tho itmendineet was cae- vied itt Committee by 50 to 34. e The House then took up Mr. Jniniesen's 13111, amencline the mane Act, whieli it was adopter. rr n -angel w. itl im- portant amonamodt, and read a third time and passOtlr abOVO Stated tint; it is a Ilaint Oar tOWTh5 people have got ip that Calla es US to work from foneteea to eighteen hours pee day. appeal lo Hie:fat:Mere for gernmethy and am essured by many whohave. been con onited in this Metter they will aid us all that is in their power. • • ' The object Of this movement meat have good ends in view or else eo many towns and tillages theoughoat the whole of Can adie would not be advocating the Move- ment- and already: evee in smaller pieces than thie. Even before this at was an- thorieed Boards of Trade have been.fcieni- ed, and they have proven the feasibinty of the object by closing their placee of rinesineas at 7 p. to. aR tlte year retied, Sattircley excepted. The greatest draw- back to a movement of WS kind is there is always a "Juslas" in the city or town, who will refuse to fall in line • With the rest, and say they Will not allow other people to dictate to thorn how they shall menage their respective husinesssee; and of course a small spark, will often kindle a largefire. Since by aot the majority can rule end make it a law let us all fall in line.' Other places 'doing their deity: in this metter and if we all 'Wept the set I don't think', it will do any merehant or municipality an nrjury, and all .will luok at it as a matter of sympathy and justice rather than one of compulsion. Ciantic. To the Editor of the Exeter Times • DEAlt Sin. --I was very much astonished lest week on finding that a purely politi- cal meeting had been held in James street Methodist Church. A meeting to nomi- nate a man as License Inspector for South Huron was called.by someone for one day last week. Candidates for that office and politiciana of Reform tendenciea came to town to attend the meeting. Theyfirst tried to get admittance to the Main, staeet Church, failing which they succeeded in getting into the James -et. church. If it was wrong to hold a political meeting on Main -St. how could it be right to hold it on James -et. ? And who is responsible? Is. it the Trustees or the Pastor, Or bnth ? Everyone knows that the offiee of 11 - cense Rise:teeter is a political office, g'ven for party services to none but a enpporter of the present Administration. 'Seems of Reformers in Sonth Tiuronitwant the office with ite pm a year • Some are &eat Act ; some are met -Scott. Soine temper: once men ; some not. But allele B,etor- niers. The applicants for thb office are ao•numerouathat LSD!, 'Bishop, M. P. P., gets into a box andasks a convention to decide. That was all right, ami nobody's business. But why in the name of all that is sacred, hold the •eoterentnen in A church? It is useless to claim thatit was, a temperance convention; bectiese the ofe fice is a political one, and Mr/Bishop, M. P. P., was the Central figure of the meet- ing, and everyone knows he is neither a Methodist nor a temperance men, that is, a total abstainer. Nene but mentbets of one political party were present One un- fortunate Conservatiye temperance man who attended a short session in the morn- ing was given to understand that he ccm1c1 not be admitted in the secret and, purely Reform session of the afternoon. • Now, Sir, where is this kind of thing. likely to end ? What may not be done in our churches in future if this is tolerated? To my mind and to the minds of others this is a very serious ine,tter ,end wants thorough elucidation. And we want to know who' is reeponsible.. Yours, Respectfully, AN aDITEIVES'32 OF JA:BIESST.Qwumnox Oredlt011. Mr. J, W.. Graut is tuaeiug exteneive improvements in end about his hotel, and it now presents a good appearance, We are very sorry to leant that I\ fr. A Greet of Soalorth, hes talon a rglapse and is now lying in a critical condition. Mr. John Brown who has been Buffering with a Hever° attaelt of rheumatism during the lest 6 mouthe, hi at present very feeble and requires attendenee night and day. The thane faototy, reader the manage- ment of Mr. D 1eKe1lar, will be in working cutler within a few day. Mr. McKellar is an experienced man at the business end we predict him success in his enterprise. Exeter, May Oth, 1888. Stenlien Council. All members present, Minn Ies of the previous meeting were egad. Mr, Fsencli objected to that portion removing Mr 'Itty- Ior from S S Nos 1 to 5, Mr. French with. drew his objection with tile unchnetancling that dm matter be considered -at some future meeting. 'Minutes were then signed. Moved by HEilher, sec by D. French that Mr. Shcrril1 see to plaeing a .culvert on L It E as per request of Mr. Grlanville. C. and II. Esther to eee to repairing 1st S It as per regnest of A Clarke. Moved by 11 Either, seconded by Chas. Billier that the aisesement roll be flu:anted and that the assessor be paid for his ser- vices. • Carried, • Resolved that the court of Revision be held on Seturday the 26th day of Nifty and that in the efternoon of same day con- trects fOr hauling gravel for centre And other roads be let. The following orders were granted :- Provincial treasuree, M C D and coupons $300,00; W Sanders P bit guide, 2.25; Star pt. printing, 7.45; S W Hawking, rep ecraper, L00; I' Flanagan, tulvett, 1,50; G Sherritt, culvert 2.00; Mrs. Ransom, re- 1iefe5.00; D Christie, 80,00; Sundry roads, repairs &c 1500. NOTICE. • T1, e coint of Revision: for the I:menet:4 of S toe 'eno nil Ilse belt' on Saturdey 2Stli May, at Town gall, Clediton. 0,,PR0TITY, Notice. The el: are-hol (lets of th e Exeter 'Sit ,i'orks De, [limited) will hold their enema meeting in Sinewelas hnU Thu.:eat y evening May 31, at 8 o'clock, sharp. By erder 11.13 CARLING 5oe'v. Notice, Our band boys heve i.rocured a large lot of new music and are busy praettsing. They are bound to etay at the front ;and to have the latest muele. We hope they will favor as regularly during the summer with some of their selections. Arbor day was observed by the teachers and pupils of the optsool by planting a number of tree:, tee„ in the sehool yard. We are glad to see that tire thildren take snot) an interest in observieg this day end trust they may do the genie infutute. ],lav. Ur. Staebler aucl family arrived Iiitt week and he has assumed his pastor- ship of the Gorman church, Mr. S. de- liyered two, eleellent pane:sus on Sunday last, to laFgo congregations which were well appreciated. .Dr. Campbell, a renowned phrenogist, is at present sojourning in terediton, lie in- • tends holding a series of lectures on phre- nology dec., and will, also be pleased to their oases would puzzle the aerator? . who were out skating last winter ; perhaps Meet atryone dining leisure time who wish their thumps' felt. Where are the boys OoNSUMPTIoN CURED. An olcl physician, retired from 'practice, having had placedin his hands by au East Indian missionery the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma- nent cure !of Consumption, Brouellitis, Ca- tarrh, "Asthma and ell throat and lung affections, also a positive and redieal cure for Nervous Debility paid an Nervous Oom- plaints, after having teiited its 'wonderful curative pewees in thousands ofeases, has felt it his duly to make it' known to his suffering fellOws. Actuatedby tuts motive and a desire to relieve „hum ari suffering, wt.] send free of oh ergo, to ail wit o (10Wire this recipe, in German,Preneb or English, withfull directions for preperiug au& using. Sent by mail by addxescitng w ith stamp, naming this pap et.. W. A , Noires 149 Power's Mock. neat:ester le le T10 court fer the Revision of the Assess - Mont roll of the to ivethip of Iftboene in the Year 1818 will he 'held tbe town hell, Man- ville, on Saturday, May 2711, it o'clock inoseAll persont lauvieg business at said coat wilt IgGVCril f helescives eecerdingly. 1/ sheet e, ay 711i, 1185. , W. ifOLMAN, Cork. Notice. ROYAL YEAST Is Canada's Favorite Bread -maker. 11.0.years in the market without a Com- plaint of any kind. The only yeast which has stood the test of time and never snarlo sour , unwholesome bread. All Grocers sell it. &W. GILLETT, Toronto, Cat. k Ceicago, III. Call on G. A. H. for Groceries " Teas " Spices " Dashwood flour " Petty Hams and Bacon Smoking tobacco a five cent piece with every 3 plugs. IIBLLO ! MR. D. • WHERE ARE YOU GOING Oh, 1 am going back to the to Chpto WHICH STORE ? Why, MrlounT.AL's, of course! • DOES HE SELL CHEAPLY ? A World*'Round Record! 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Ask your friends andueighbors about Why yes • he has his store jam full of the best Ind cheapest goods in the village. Why Mr. D, you live so near Exetei ? I know thet sir; but back at Mitchell's can get good goods at right prices. He has the cheapest and best stock of Boots & Shoes you ever saw. 14 astonished m e when I saw the larggand Splended stock that he carries Hellas everything usually kept in a first-cla,ss general store. Everything new & fresh and marked at rode bottom prices. Take my advice and give him a cell as he pays the highest -price for butter and eggs, , J. MITCHELL'S CHEAP STORE, Crediton, Ont. HALLAMORS' xpecthranti The high character of this old medieine as a sure remedy for Cogghs, Colds, Throat and Lung Troubles is repeatedly confirmed by the gratifying, grateful and unsolicited testimony received Efrain those who have been benefitted by ite use, .3tI'3AI„) THE FOLLOWINC-l- Mh. S. ,3. Weadock, Toronto, i have teed Hallenmee'e Expectorant in my family foe ,Conghs and Colds, for thir- teee yeks and would not be -without it." MIL J. C,, &urn, Car Inspector, C.P. Galt, Writes air Send me ona dollat'e Worth of Hall mote's, Ezpeetorant. 1 canna get ado withont it.. The eourt foe the Itevition- of the Assess, CO TO LUTZ'S DRUGSTORE FOR A meet roll of the toweship of lIee, will be held , in the preli hall , Zurich SaturclaYlgay,26th 25 et, Bottle, at le o °leek a, nu, SANUELFOSTgn, clerk• 46 4. araccr At. ase" Cove,* OBNIPLOYIVIENT-kt?,g'IhP_Z7zt'7I.7.. 111 AmkAart"trIPEti .rn,,e5eSDring P Sarawell Pickarti Are now showing full lines of Dress- Goocli, Silks, Satins, Marveleaux, and in all the most fashionable colors. Also a fine assortment of Black Silks, including the special make. Durable,war- r anted not ts cord. ..diso a fine MS SOrtMent Laces, Embroidery Bead 177-i772777.i729 • Gloves, Ros- •i6T7i J, Our stock, is complete in every department and will. be sold et harcl-time prices. war=matorstorarzsalmmora, 4.4.! St An 11 And examine Senior's Show Window where you will see some firstelass phe- tos, equal to any City Work. - THERE! DID 'NOT TELL YOU SO ! And you eanrely upon getting value for your money everytime. Cabinet Photographs dozen. Ce - $1.50 FOR CARDS 3 a He also has a fine line of Photo Frames and Mats, at Rightl?rices. PICTURE FRAME MOELDING IN ALL STYLES. rio'Call- and - Seema JOSEPH SENIOR, Opposite H. Specimen's -..Cinshop. -nee Visitors to'Exeter ----Would do well to call and inspect - OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRESS -GOODS One r of the Newest, Cheapest & Bes,405tooks in town. Black and Colored Cashmeres. Blp•g'•51-::rS .Colored' Silks and Satins, Colored Phishes. Melton Cloths, Jar-640tanks, Black Drees Materials. and Mourning Goods, Wdollen ehawls and;F.asoitatora, in all Colors,. find prices, • Also a fine range of Staples. Fine lines .of gloves in Kid, Cloth and Jersey. • •• 1E 0 X Va GOOD ASSORTMENT AND EXTRA. VELEAll„ Gents' Furnisbings.--Fine Display in Hate, Ties, Dra008, White Colored Heridkerchiels, Shirts and Drawers. Scotch and Canadian Tweeda, Ovelcoatings, Pnutings& Suitings, PANTS MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES AND at THE LowEBT PPICES, BOOTS AND SHOES, -A very large consigment just received, of the very beat stylea and quality, in Ladies', Gents' and Children's, ell,L111 AND INSPECT, IT WILL NOT COST ANYTHING. A full line of Glassware and Crook.: ery-ware always on hand. 0.ar Crocery DepoAlzaeratiu Coznylerte, Butter, Eggs and all kinds of Produce taken in exchange, and tkif) vary bigharst price paid. - :-ZA 'CALL SOLICIT'IlD. • 1, CARLING, Mainst1, Exeter. 11