The Exeter Times, 1888-9-20, Page 5Chart of L: �ik St. Clair.
Projected from trigenonlotreed surveys executed under the direction. of Lt. Col. W. F. Rey-
nolds, Corps of Engineers, and Brut, Brig. Gen.(/' . S A., in 1807 and 1868, and Major 0, 13. Com-
stock Corps of Engineers etaBrvt, Brig. Gen. II. S. A. in 1870 and1371. The distance between
the mouth of the old channel on theiuternationel boundary line and the canal is a trifle over
one and a quarter miles, putting•thc canal clearly inside Canadian territory. Even ifastraight
line be drawn from windmill point light tothe point of unction between the canal and the
St. Clair Elver, the CECIL! is Wholly in vanadianwaters. " Should the oxelusive .jurisdiction of;
the IT. S. be conceded and the eana,l closed to us, it is plain that our vessels would have no
right to use the old channel to the loft of the canal, and.ourcommerce would be completely
destro
In oonn.eiceotion with thisDana, Mr.Wm.l W. Peek, of Chatham, formerly: a shipbuilder in Detroit
.
says that in 1.878, a let of material he haesecured at Waflaoeha'g, eteetda, and sold to ' Mr.
Brown, the•eontractorwho built the canal,was seized by the, IT 0. revenue cutter, Fessenden,
for alleged non-payment of duties. lie with his boats and was taken by the Fessenden
to Detroit. but Brown insisted that the territory was Canadian. Peek was released and sent
back with his boats and materials the next morning, being towed by one of the Mills tugs. In
the afternoon the Canadiau.gonboat, Primes Alfred, le comnanciof Captain Fraser, sailed thro'
and in the nano of Canada ,cook possession of the panel:thus showing that Oanaada has duly
asserted herclaim to ownership. Mr.Peokalso corroborates the statement as to the refunding
of $60,000 they hadlllegaliy collected for duties from Brown on Canadian material' made in the
canal.
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Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine
For October. Contains many interesting
and valuable articles, all freshly written
and brightly 'illustrated. The continued
story, "Genevieve," opens the number.
It is a story of the H.ugenot troubles in
France. Mrs. Alexander contributes a
very touching story. "Faithful in Duty"
and "Rubens," by C. B. Todd. is a story
about an intelligent and faithful dog.
The illustrated' articles are, "Pioneer
lgissions ` in Central Africa," by Emma
Raymond. Pitman, with ,portraits of cele -
*aced African explorers; "Marseilles," by
L.E.C.. "Cave Homes and shrines," by
Marc F. Vallette; "Dells mud Dollmakers"
'Fr artels Scott Key," by Walter Edgar
M'Cann; and "Mme. Dieulafoy and her
Travels." A vigorous sermon by Dr. Tal-
mage, untitled "The Age of Swindle" will
provoke . thought and comment. The
.Age of Swindle," will provoke thought
and. comment. The poems and short
-articles are numerous and gooa, and there
are a number of full-page engravings of
this favorite family magazine.
DISTRICT DOINGS.
Oceurrances of the Poet week Through
Det the Neighborhood in a Concise
Everest's Liver, Regulator worked
wonders on the and made me feel' like
a new man. --Levi ti. Slipper, Forest.
A serious runaway happenedat Wal-
kerton on Saturday evg. A farmer,
ebraham. Johnston, and his mother
were returning home, when the horse
took fright at a tooting steam engine,
and, jumping suddenly, upset the
buggy, throwing the occupants out.
The lady was killed, a •man ' Coulter
who came to their assistance, had his
leg broken by the horse; and close' by,
from the effects of a similar .upset, a
Miss Reid, of Ward's Hill had her arm
broken.
The residence of W. R. Davis, in
Mitchel', on which there is no susur-
ance, carne near being destroyed by
fire on Wednesday night last. After
the family had retired to .bed, and ash.
barrelwhich was standing close to the
rear part of the building, caught fire,
and, was in a blaze when discovered.
A little later and the, house would
have ignited, and being a frame' one,
would moot likely have been complet-
ely destroyed.
actually believe that Everest's
Cough Syrup saved my lire.—James
Kirkpatrick, Merchant, Forest, Ont.
A bad runaway occurred in Mitchell
Tuesday evening. • Messrs Jas. Bar-
nett and Fred Davis were returning
from Dublin when their horse became
frightened, and witha sudden side
spring, the breeching broke, when the
animal was pulled up against a fence.
Thebuggyupset and the maddened
brute got away demolishing harness
and vehicle so as to almost make
them unrecognizable The mare was
also badlyiscratched but the occupants
of the buggy, fortunately, escaped in-
jury. ,The rig belonged to Mr. Davis,
who was in Chicago at thetime, mak-
ing his trip rather. expensive.
I had a bad cold on my lungs for.
two years, everything I tried failed
r me till I got Everest's Cough Syrup
, and it cured me. -Mrs, D. A. Fraser
Parkhill P, 0.
Seaforth. this year, hal the most suc-
cessful fair that has ever been held in
that town. The display in the inside
depattment wee Much ahead of for-.
met• years, there being a splendid show
on fruits, grain. vegetables, fancy work
and the fine arts. On Monday even-
ing the large bedding was crowded,
and the Crowd in the town on Tuft.
day reached into thousands. Outside
the display was first cleat, as it always
is. Better horses and cattle it would
he Lard to find anywhere, and the ve-
hicles, agricultural ,mplements, etc.,
were no Whit behind. ft threatened
rain all day, but kept off,
arm to Rent —Lot 72, Con, g
'Osborne, 130 soros, 00 elearr0, )Veil
0raln08, Yolksfroilr thea St, Marys en<t
•i4x(tor•:33aSt,Nfeeyavele.'roe a. I, tie par:
lion). MS spi+ly to
ANDREW TURN et -Ll,, 0)1.01)) ANNAI,,
BURN.
EDWAtine.—At Woodbam, on the 10th inst
the wife of Robert Edwards of it son.
•
DIED.
MuBBAr.—Iu Hay on the nth inst Mar-
garet Murray, relict of the late James
Murray, aged 97 years.
EssoN.—In Usborne, on the 14111 inst.,
Mrs. J H. Eynon, aged 79 years.
t Doings.
District
g
Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod
Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites. is prepared
in a perfectly agreeable form. at the:. sante
time increasing the remedial Potently of
both of these specific,. It is acknowledged
by leading Physicians to be marvellous in
its curative powers in Consumption, Scrof-
ula, ChronicCoughs and Wasting diseases.
Take no other.
Browning says that the only poems be
knows anything about are his own. He
seems to have attained to a knowledge that
is denied the rest of the world.
A DOUBLE RECOMMENDATION.
"We have used Dr. Fowler's Extract, of
Wild Strawberry; rind find that for diar-
heea it cannot be. equalled. Wo, cannot
speak to highly of it." Ernest Clare Cross
and Roy Neil, Cross, Jasper, Ont., April
29th, 1888.
Viscount Craubrook, Lord President of
the English Council, pridea himself on
never'having through his long life read a
navel.
A RAILWAY SMASH UP
calls vividly to mind the appalling spectre
of death, and set uo thought in taken of
the thousands annually dying though alis.
ease caused by wrong action of the stom-
ach, liver,. and kidneys or bowels, and
which alight be remedied by the use of B.
B. B., natures great restorative tonic and
blood purifier,
.Perhaps the reason why the Sultan
banished his forty cooks is .because, being
too many, they spoiled his broth.
IS CHOLERA COMING ?
When symptons of cholera appear,
prompt remedies should be resorted to.
Miss Mary E. Davis, of Luskville, Ont:,,
says—" illy brother was bad with cholera
morbus and after using one bottle of Dr,:
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, it
cured me entirely."
A fisherman will, always be found reel-
ing a great des1 when the fishing is. good.
t
Perhaps it the bait.
T aE DOUBLE LIABILITY.
A weak and low constitution; impure blood,
etc., causes a double liability to centrad
disease purify the blood and remove all
worn out metier and disease -breeding im-
purities from the body by using Burdcek
Blood Bitters which thoroughly cleanses,
regulates and tones the entire systen.
People suffering from contagious diseases
should be kept cool by iceolation,
Take Ayer's Pills and be cured, Misery
is arnild word to describe tho sufferings of
body and mind, caused by habitual consti-
ration. A moderate use of Ayer's Pills
will invariably regulate the bowels.
A good man with had friends is liable to
be misunderstood.
HIGHHLY VALUED.
"Last summer our children were very
bad with summer complaint and the only
remedy the, did 'them any good ens Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry:
Wo used 12 bottlesduru•iethe, worm weath.
er and would not bo without it at five times
the cost, considering it to here no superior
for diarrhoea." hirs. Jas. Healey, New
Edinburgh. Ont.
John G. Whitfield, the New York actor,
alas been declared insane, and will he placed
III a private asylum.
Canker humors of every description,
whether in the mouth, throat, or stomach,
are expelled foam the system by the use of
Ayer's Stu moment, No other remedy can
compare with this, as n cure for ell diseases.
originating In impale or impoverished
blood.
Dr, Travt lli died at Pittsburg, Pa., on
Tuesday, gel 00. Ito teas the first to
hitt educe the Kindergarten O',tern of edu-
cation In A.meriese and was proa:ninentiy
emam:cletl with prison reform,
A HELPING HAND`
is most appreciated Where it is most needed
dud thus itis that Bertlock Blood Dittors
gains more favor yearly by lending the
weakened systen) valneble assistance in re-,
moving all impnritfas and building tip a
strong, healthy body,
The Albert Rajas mitten printing factory'
at
Lifting, Austria, has faiI'd. Liabilities,
2,000,000 finds's. All tee Vienna bankt
are involved in the failure,
A New system
It will plly you to try my
BREA]J&BTJNS
)LADE 021nee Tun
Improved system, of Bread 1111a1
ing.
The Bread is sweeter and will retainI,ts
moisture longer than any other in usef A
trial solicited.
You wall always lied the
Largest Dud Finest Assortment of
Pastry, Cakes, Confectionery, Or-
anges, Lemons, galc.
TN MMCM2'= s.
,0. Odd 4��I4�.5 t9% i
A.
MAIN -ST., EXETER.
I
SUMMER OF 1888.
We Lead the
F011 HONEST GOODS,
FOR rutin 'WEIGHTS,
FOR GOOD TEAS,
P011 LOWE''ST PRICES,.
FOR BOOTS & SHOES,
FOR ReNW3 OF TWEEDS
FOR SHARTING-S.
FOR COTTONS,
FOlt DRESS GOODS,
FOR LACES of all kinds.
Highest Prices Haid for Butter
and Eggs. 1
51:;i'. rte:
CURE
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,rR,
t.
When I say Cs)nit I do not mean merely to
stop them for a time, and. then' have them re-
turn again. 1 muga A. RADICAL GU10 1.
i have made the disease of
TS, FPZLEPSY or
'' o2PLRFET REPORT:.
,i.,
0fr eels/tea atidolockRale . Wednesday.
Pat11f Lies. 1 0 98 to 1 00
Spic = Wheat.,, 0 98 to 1 00
Oa a y .,, ... 30 t o CO
908 to 28
01 vor0zed 400to400
" toothy ... ,. 2 50 so 800
Das 005to068
. 0 58 to.0.0Q
. 01500016
1010010
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oo to e0
40 to 0:00
004to000
Cxeeee pPr•lb, . 0 05 00 0 05.
7lnrlceyperlb .. 0 07 to 08
Ducks per pr .. 0.45 to 0 60
Chit/keno per pr .. 0 20 to 0 00
EGoettelressedperl0 .-. 8 80 to? 00.
Beef ... 400 to500
fiidesi•ouhg. ,., ...5 50 to 0 50
dreaeed .. ... 4., 6 00 to 6 00
8hoepaktna each ... , 0 75 to 1 CC
Calfskin s 0 50 to 0 70
Wool per ib . 0 18 to 0 20
Hay porton... 800 to 8 00
llaionsnerbush .. „ 0 50 00 0 75
Woodper (lord .• 2 5 to 0 00
ft:lere
Sggs
Butte)
FALLING SICHNESSe
4.ltfe long study. I wAit1Alrr my remedy to
Cuinz the worst cases. Because others have
failedisnoreason forret now receiving a cure.'
Bend at once for a treatise and aFEE a §oreen
Of my Irreene BLL liicMEDY. Give Express
and Post Office. It costs you nothing for a
trial, and it will euro you. .Address
Dr, K. G. ROOT, 37 Yongo St., Toronto, Ont,
gree ^,, ai l e ;4807 hl'It?5l3 % , ;'
DR. FOWLERS
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AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS
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17 Professors and Teaollirs. Nearly 200
Studeuts.
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Literature, Languages, id.uric, 111310 Atte,
{,, Com arorciatl 51O
0nec, Elocuticn,,
I4 W 'l3tiildiig, 320,000, teeny hi Septefn•
her. Sixty. page ealeurieefree .
A.ddeda 1 I'RINCIfall AtISTIlr, 13. r,
b'lourpeeb lal
Potatoes,9er bushol ...
1pplos,per bag
DriodAppiespr b
Fall Wheat 88 to 95
Spring \V1 out ..... 86 95
Raney....:.,. ... ....... ............. ....... " 40 50
Oats • 30 35
Clover Seed 400 50e
Timothy ..1. 60 2 00
Peas ., ...:.. . 60 05
Egge 15 r
Butter 13 14
Pottitoee per bag 80 00
Apples per bush 25 80
Woolperlb 20 eu
I•fay'pertote600 700
Bran per t0u .. 14 00 14 00
S1tnrto " " 20 00 20 00
Oatmeal per bbl,,,,. 000 7 00
A.nv)o19 To MoTlsE2s.—Are you Cnatrirbad at
night and broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and Drying with pain of Cutting
Thoth? If so send at once and get a bottle
of"Mrs. Window's Soothing. Syrup" for 01111-
dren Teethi'fg, Its value is incalculable,
It will oalieve the pour little sufferer We
modiatr=ly Impend upon it, mothers; there
is up mistake about it. It aures Dysentery:
and Diarrhoea, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, euros Wind Cello, settees the Gums,
redeem; Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system, Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the proscription
of one of the oldest and best` female
physicians and nurses in the ` United
States, and is for Bale by all, druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty-five
cents a bottle. Be sure and asklor"Mas.
WXNSLOw's PenenI to seam 'fiend take no
other kind.
OONSIIMP] ION CURED.
Au old physicians retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
Indian missionary the formula of a :simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure 'of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca-
tarrh. Asthma and all throat and lung
atlecttons, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility andall :Nervous Cor -
plaints, after having tested its wonderful.
curative powers in thousands °teases, has
felt it his duty to mmnkeit'known to his
suffering fellows. Aotuatedby tntamotive
and a desire to :relieve bum an suffering} I
wa1send free of obarge, to all who desirelt,
this reeipe,in German,French or English,'
with fnll directions for preparing and using.
Bent by mail by, addressing w ith stamp,.
naming this vapor, W.A.NOYES 140 Power's
Block ' itohestor. N D'
TS
POWDERED
9 9 PER CENT
PUREST, STRONGEST, BEST.
Ready for use in any quantity. For
making Soap, Softening Water, Disin-
fecting, and a hundred, ether uses.
:tit can equals 20 pounds Sal Soda.
' -Sold by all Grocers and Druggists,
11.1177. GILLETT, T08OIITO AND °Iii0AGO.
rarmors,
£t1ntin!
ENE132-1:EZZAL MILLS'
WOODU M.
The undersigned would respectfully inter $
he coan/nun itythatthey have lease dthe above
/Mlle for a term of years and will be pleased.
to have 8 millirem all. The mill has recently
been improved, bythe addition of new mach=
incry. Itis the intention of toe subscribers to
188, a not 0f rolls as soon as possible ; and all
combined, the
Woodham . Grist Mill
Willbesecondto none in the West.
x—x-
Gristing and Chopping Done
Promptly.
Fresh oatmeal constantly An hand for sale or
exchanged for oats..
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
strA TRIAL SOLICITED.
J. & A. McNEVIN,
J. SNELL
Merchant Tailor,.
Has removed to ]fie"misoa one door
north of Browning's drugstore, where
there will be found a
Amsowt Stook
OF SPRING
TWEEDS FOR SLTITINCrS &c.
____.ALSO
Scotch, English.,
Irish, French: and
Canadian Goods.
1:Tade np on the
SHORTEST NOTICE
--AND AT—
CONSISTENTLY IOW PRIOEES' i
A CALL WILL CONyV+INCl1;
ad6.. Mi. e`
Griviltate tbL i;leVelttiid
vetting School
rY 1�DE! TAI � 4iFiI
Walnut t Rosewood Caskets
ALeo (lorries or Evunx DESOn1PTooIa.
A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings
Always ou`Lend.
FUNERALS FURNISEED CON,
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My stock of Furniture is un-
excelled,
tGIVE 112E A CALL
Allan. " Line o
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Liverpool and Quebec Service, btilling at Der-
by.
Days of Sailing,—Parisian, May 24. Poly-
neeian. Friday, June'. Sardinian Thursday,
June 7. Cireassian Friday. June 15, Sarma-
tion,Thursday, June 21. Parisian Thursday,
Juno 28, Polynesian FridayTuly 6. Sardinian
Thursday July 12. Circassian Friday June 20.
Sarmatian Thursday Jule 26. Parisian Thurs-
dah Aug 2. Polynesian Friday Aug; 10. Sar-
dinian Thursday Aug 16. Circassian Friday,
Aug 24. Sarmatian, Thursday, Aug 30.
RATES. Cabin$50, $66,$75, according to Po-
sition, Return $1004125, $150. Intermediate
Liverpool, Londonderry or Glasgow 330 re-
turn 560.. Steerage at lowest rates, Steerage
passengers hooked to and from Glasgow, Bel-
fast Quoeneton or Loudon at Liverpool rates.
Buy tickets to go home, bring: out friends or
relatives by the Allan Lino.
For further Particulars apply to
JOHN SPACKMAN,
The only authorized agent in Ex eta
Dr. O ESE'
'Riad
ia worla.wide reputation e s tiphysiQian'
nndauthor, tiinMandralceDau8elionLiver
Cure is a triumph of medical skill, curing:
all diseasesolthe 1tindey and Liver,
SYDd•PT0111S OF
Kidney •r Claaint Distressing
� ) aches and
r, /ins in the back; a dull pain or weight in
-he bladderor base of the abdomen ; scald-
ing mills oten obstructed; frequent desire
to urinate. especially at night, among aged
persons; hot, dry skin, pale eomplexion red
and white deposits, drop d)Yziness, sour
stomaoh, oonstipdt)on, piles, liver sioai
swellings, &a.
SYIOPTOMS OF
Liver Complaint6111,11,11,1g111.1.1
) ,.
jaundice, sallow complexion, a weary, tired
fooling, no life or energy,heed ache, dyspep
eia,fndig estion,epees, pimples 3:0,
HOW CURED :
Man drake and Dandelion areneture'eliyer
cures, and whet, combined with kiduey rem-
edies, assn Dr.Ohnse'a Liver Otu 0, will most
positively cure 1111 kidney -liver troubles. It
sots like a charm, stimulating' the clogged
liver, strengthening the kidneysmn.linvigor•
ating the whole body. Sold by all Oeltlers at
one dollar, "with receipt b ook, will eh alone is
worth the money.
-pre 12e Dr. Chase's Pills are the only
y Kidney -Liver Pills made ; they
Liver notgentiyyeteffectually. May
77 bo taken during any employ-
ID; mout. They cure kidney -liver
troubles, headaohe,h'-loneness
oostivenese Lee. one Piliadose Soler by all
dealers. Price 25 cents.
T. ED11IANSON & CO.,
Bradford, Ont.. Manfs.
Are
Lo
king
The chew esu spot in Dov n for
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Paints, Oils and Glass, &a., &c., if you are, t call. eat.
BISSETT BROS.
We are now offering the balance of our stook of Axes,
Cross -cut saws, Lamps and Tubular Lanterns, at cost
30 D,. .YS Oi fI Y
We would call your attention to a few of our specialties :—
A Handsome Brass Library Lamp,
A Large Glass Stand Latnp, new design -
A Good. Tubular Lantern - -
A Good Axe and Handle
An A 3. Manure N'urk
And everything at Rock Bottom Prices for ;Cash.
$2 50
$1.00
$0 50
$1 00
00 80
A full stock of the following lines always on hand•.—Barb wire, Plain Galvanized, An
celent and Piled wire, and Buckthorn Fencing.
Having purchased our supply of Binder Twine early we are now in a position to supply
at the lowest possible pride.
A full stove of tinware of all kinds alma n stock. Eavetronghing and roofing a spec-
ialty. Agents for the B°& R 1lietalic Shiu Roofing. Ask for priees. ` Agents for the
celebrated Raymond Sewing Maenine.
BISSETT BROS., Exeter.
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Manufactured only by Thomas Holloway,' 7$, New Oxford Slyest,
late 533, Oxford Str.:et, London.
Parchasers should look to the Label on the Boxes and P ots.
If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are s terioua.
SPRING 1888. SPRING
R mets.
C a rtains.•
Now that House -Cleaning tirne is near, we invite ,your in-
spection to our BIG- stool, of Carpets, Curtains, and those
I ancy-Window Blinds, &c.
\Viii?n buying Wall Paper don't forget that elle Old
Established carries tlic Biggest Stock and Latest An..
erictn PlLtterns.
Lots of FancyCeiling
rr�� Papers With
Corners to match
...,.' Ar . .� out... Blinds ,..
"�i ''indow