HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1888-10-4, Page 5DISTRICT. POINGls.
Occurrences or the Past week 1iuwnslli,
• Oat the Neighirorllomt in a (joncise.
from!.
grant's hotel, Crediton, ]las been
leased, for a term of years to Mr.
Greb of Zurich.
Typhoid fever of a aer'icus - type has
become an epidemic in several places
in Huron county. In many instances
the health officers are to blame.
Mr, L. Palrielc, of fl1eiton hipped
1,050 barrels of epplesto Liyerpool re-
cently. Five tbousend barrels of
winter fruit will follow.
Messrs P. Naugle and H. 13enu
sold two carloads of beefcattle at
Lucan . the otherday to. Mr',' James
Ulse, of Exeter, for exportation to the
European marker.
Mr. N. McCallum, of Stephen, got
one of his horses mired Last` week and
barelyeen the nick of time was res-
cued ,.
As one of ,J, I). Moore's egg gather-
ing rigs was. nearing St. Marys, the
other day, ono of the wheels came off
the consequence being that about
$150 worth of eggs were broken.
Mr. Wm. Lougheed .has sold his 50
acres in the 14th cons of Bosanquet to
Mr. W. S. Williams, and Mr. Williams
has sold ten nares of the west part of
said lot to the Forest Council far a
burial ground.
Parkhill, which is situated on the
main line of the Grand Trunk, com-
plains
om-plains' of lack of attention on the part
of the Company, and the residents
are agitating for increased railway
facilities,
David Ailtin, who lives in Nissouri
township, received a blow in the eye
from William Stors in London the
other day, th%it severely bruised and
cut the surrounding flesh, and may
have serious consequences.
Trankie, a young son of Mr. George
Sadler, of Stephen, while driving a
colt into a field, the other day, re-
ceived from the animal, asevere kink,
knocking him insensible. in which
state he remained for some time.
School teachers are invited to send
in their monthly honor rolls for pub-
lication in. the Times, putting them in
as brief a form as possible. It pleases
the scholars to see their names in
print, and lends thorn encouragement.
Mr. Thos. Percy, of Fairgrove, Tus-
cola Co , Mich., formerly a resident of
Stanley township, near Brake, died
the other day of infl minat.ion of the
bowels, after an illness of eight days,
,atthe age of 6S years,
While at the Industrial eslribition
last week, Mr. D. D. ' Wilson, of Sea -
forth, sold his three-year-old carriage'
stallion to two gentlemen from Felten
hamtfor' $]000 cash. 'That was the
price Mr. • Wilson asked. He was
sired by old Clear Grit and took 2nc1-
prize in his class.
Mr. `lannah intends to close the
Seaforth, Londesboro an -1 Kirkton
creameries this weak. On account of
the dry weather and poor pastures the
otttpat has been small this year, and
th creamery business has been more
profitable for the patrons than the
proprietors.
We regret to learn that Mr. Samuel
Smillie, Clerk of Tuckersmith, has
been laid up for some time With frac.
c"-../tured ribs, which he received as the
result of a kick from a colt. He is,
however, recovering, and was at the
Exeter fair Tuesday.
Warden McLeod, of Parkhill, has
won his suit against Messrs. Bishop,
London, Griffeth and Reeve White
for $60damages caused by them in
tearing down his building, to prevent
the spread of the flames, on the night
of the fire in last November.
Mr. Edward Leitch, of Moss, who
has passed his 76th birthday and
raised a family of 23, is still enjoying
the strength of a man in the prime of
life. As evidence of this, Mr. Leitch
one day lately cut and tied up an acre
of corn for Mr. D. A. McCallum, and
did not use any extra exertion.
One evening last week some person
with a sharp instrument. struck a cow
brlonging to Mr, G; A. Beer of Brus-
sells, and broke the animal's leg, and
it had to be shot. It has been the
work of some "penny wise pound
foolish" wretch.
The Seaforth Expositor sets up a
loud wail because the terminus of the
.Bayfield mail route has been changed
froet Seaforth to Clinton, Seaforth is
obscurely - situated and the citizens
cannot expect the Bayfield mail
to beconveyed many miles further
than necessary.
Everest's Cough Syrup is the best
in the country. -Duncan Pursell, For-
est.
Wm. Wandby, of Glencoe, the wid-
ower whose anxiety to secure a wife
was set forth in a trecent issue, is still
in St. 'Phomas with a view of carrying
out his matrimonial desires. Thus
far the only: widow who .has struck
his fancy is his landlady, and as slie is
the possessor of "encumbrances" in
the way of children he hardly thinks
she will suit,
A St.I\tary's'' furniture dealer offers
a sideboard free to any couple who
enay decide to he married in the Ag-
ricultural Hall .on the afternoon of
the second day of the Fair in that
town. Ii addition to the, . above
another Citizen will issue the marriage'
lieense•-for nothing, and, the Rev. Mr;;
(;l niton will tie the knot . free of.
e ergo:
had tried many doctors and was
given up by them as far gone into con
sumptitn, but was permanently cured
by usingEverest's Cough Syrup. -Jas.
Simpseli, A berarder,
A correspondent says :-The inocss
ant tinkering of. the Ontario Logisla.
tura at the Ditches and Watercourses
act has left that measure well-nigh
unworkable and of very lithe practical
benefit to the laud owner. It is. near-'
Iy as well to leave the land submerged
in water as to give it away in useless
1,tigation in trying to find out whet:
that mixed and muddled piece of
legislation meats. Surely there ought,
to be enough of feigners in the &io leo'
to devise and submit a short sibiple
inexpehsivo and easily worked ditcher
and watercourses act, that will be of
some practical benefit to -those for
whom it is intended. The present
Act is lar'•c+lmn eed br:•'tdt who, bavo
anytbinr to die) ititlr It as letie2e
are.
The Ilieks house, Mitellell, • has (I'.& 'rs THAT SHOULD
changed hands, the now lessees beul
Illesars. 1,+',indley and ,Potter.
Mr, Jas..Ponneily, I5th con,Lon
Lon
don township, has purchased lot 20
con 14, same township., 100 acres
paying therefor the sum of $5,000,:
Now is the time to subscribe fo
rue Toms, fifteen months. for V.
We will also clue with all the leading
papers and magazines , all low rates,
'Evorest'e Extract of Wild 'Bt1ac1 -
borrynever tails to cure' diarrhoea,
dysentery, &o.r'—the stateniei}ts of
scores who have tried it, 25c per bot.
for sale by alt druggists, ,
Charles Carey, a workman employed
at the large smokestack of the G, T.
11, at Stretford. had a narrow escape
on Thursday by the falling of a hang
mer from the top of the stack, sonne
sixty odd feet, ancl, striking: hien on
the head, Tle was rendered insensible
and cut on the head badly,
John McLaren, St. Marys' champion
oarsman, is now practising in a new
shell. It is the best lie has ever built,'
being S.6 •feet long, ys inches beam
and 4 inches deep, a fine lapstreaic
and, floats like a cork. This boat is an
inch narrower than fianlan's smatl-
est.
A young man .named McRoberts, of
London :township, !net with a severe
accident a few clays ago. Ile was at-
tending a threshing, and _was up on
the scaffold supplying the machine,
and by a false step missed his footing
and fell to to the floor, alighting on a
stake, a part of which penetrated his
thigh to a depth ofsome inches, break-
ing off in the flesh ain't causing an ugly
wound. He is now in a fair way to
recover.
se A very serious accident happened
to Mr. WYn. Schoon, of 2nd line south
Adelaide, the 'other day. He was in
the act of carrying a .•ail of water for
the purpose of watering a horse, when
it became startled and kicked him on
the leg :and shoulder. Oh examina-
tion by Drs. Betteridge and Hoare it
was found that the leg was severely
bruised, and the collar bone broken
in two places.
Some three weeks ago a most das-
tardly attempt to wrecic a train was
attempted at Graham's bridge, about
a mile and a half east of Luokvow.
This bride spans a large gulley about
twenty-five feet deep, and one of the
rails on the east side of the structure
was torn up and the face plates put
under ono end of it between the rail
and the sleeper. The intention ap-
parently was to throw the night train
off the track, as the tracts was all
right when the freight train passed
over it that evening about six o'clock,
AIr. James Aliway, pumpdealer, or
Lucnn, had a close call for life recent-
Iy, IIe was at the bottom of a 50 foot
well adjusting a pump when a large
stone irons the surface came thunder -
mg down, striking him on the shoul-
der. In the decent the stone.etruck
some pbject, and the force of the fall
was broken ; otherwise Aliway would
never have related his experience.
He received a hard blow which laid
him up for a few days, but feels mighty
thankful for his escape.
The sculling race here today be-
tween Wm, O'Connor, of Toronto. and
George Lee, of New Yorlc, for $250 a
side, was witnessed by over 1,500 per-
sons, although at the time a heavy
rainstorm was in progress. Lee was
the first to row from his. boat house to
the referee's boat, and was followed a
few minutes after by O'Connor, The
race was two mites with three turns.
rime, 12 minutes 50 seconds. The
work done by the men was exception -
idly good, owing to the fact that the
water was very lumpy and a steady
downpour of rain prevailed during -the
race.
Frederick Lammy, of the Township
of McGillivray, was captured at Sarnia
the other forenoon by Officer Hark-
ness on a charge of attempting to
leave the country with intent to de-
fraud his creditors. He had left a
rented farm and was getting his goods
on to Clark's dock when Harkness
took him. The claim was not due
until Oct. 1st and Lammy was appar-
ently sharp enough to think he could
not be taken until the account was
due. Ile got a lawyer's advice and it
being so near the first that Lammy
was likely to be kept in durance vile
until after that date, . the claim wet
settled and he headed for. Uncle Sam's
country.
A gentleman whose propensities for
trading, buying and selling. horses are
well known throughout this section,
accompanied by his five-year-old son,
were comfortably seated on a dry
goods' box in a village store not many
miles from town, one evening last
week, when in came a man for ` half
an hours' chat. The conversation
finally turned on horse flesh, and the
the new -comer seemed anxious to
make the purchase of a good horse,
one free from ring -bone, spavin.
springhalt, in fact :one that would.
'stick' to the road. The gentleman
first mentioned threw out a hint that
he had just such a horse for sale.
The small boy was innocently munch-
ing a cracker, seeming to pay liftl e
if any heed to the eonyersation, The
would-be seller was showir, g „up the
good points of his horse to perfection;
and, the -price to be paid was about
completed, when the small boy de
mutely asked:--'Ptl; is it the bal ky
horse you are going to sell?' The
reader .may guess the rest,
0.--.46:14-•
How to Gain • Flesh and Strength
Use after each meal Scott's ,;] mu'sion ;
it is as palatable as milk. Delicate peri le
impi•ove rapidly upon as use. For cou
sampti su, throat aff, oti los an 1` brarehitis'
it is unequalled, Dr. -' Thos. L'rin, Ala.,
says ; "''1. used Scott's 'Emulsion on a child
tight "months Ohl ; he gained d pounds in
a month;" Puts up in 50c. and ,$1. Size.
A Clydesdale colt was recently :said in
England for 118,000, the highest price over°
paid for a draft horse.
The priee of bread has been raised at;
Toronto to 14e icer lardy loaf ,if sold over
t1e coos to°, anti to 1Geif delivered.,
"I have taken, within the past year, soy -
oral betties
oy:oral-betties of .rtyer's Sarsaparilla, and
tlud it admirably adapted to the mods of
Aft iurtrvorished system. L am couvinceid
that thief preparation, as n bleed purifier, is
)n etlu 1ldtC t;, ft Frame,: pastel of CJott.
,) 1..nal h _ a � ae „Wb i rk'C',' tqn,..
ENOWN.
AN Os'1NuON AND 'ars lessee,
Dr. efailoun, a French Physician is saidito
baivo',been so feud of drugging - the sick,
that when one of hit patients ]rad swallow.
ed a dozen or two of his prescriptions with-
out wincing, he seized tree boor victi0i's
band, in an eostacy of admiration, and ea-
olaimed : 'My' Boar sir, it really affords the
pleasure to,attend your'you'5eservo to be
The remedial system cif Holloway,
withwhose :fame all the world is rin(:iU({, is
in beautiful contrast wild' tide whole indis-
criminating use of the materia medtoit,,, It
comprehends only two preparations, but
they wochi seem 15 'include the antidotes
for nearly all maladies. As a ease in point
(for we cannot discuss a vast subject is a
couple of paragraphs;) we. may instance the
extraordinary succesti of Holloway's Pills in
disorders of the livor and stonm0h. These
comptainta,'we aro iuforrned by medical
neon, have greatly extended their ravages
of Bite years, and assemecl a more malig-
mot form?, , Re that as it inay,, there can
be no doubt that such disorders prevail in
every section of the eouutty at this season,
and that they baffle the skill of our most
eminent medical man, One of their worst
features is that they paralyze . tminstry of
the busiest seasons of the year, and, if not
fatal in themselves, lay the foundation of
many dangerous disorders; A remedy;
therefore, that will at ones break the chills,
ancl restore the energy of the pieient, awl
correct the liver and stomach must bo of
inappreciable value in our agricultural dis-
tricts. Friends upon whom we can rely,
and who kayo had roll opportunities to
form a'correet judgment, iuforrn ns that
Holloway's Pi115 are apoeitivc, specific for'
such complaints. They have been tried in
the rice fields and cotton plantations of the
South, in the valleys of the Ohio and the
11'Iississippi, on the uuhealtl'iy banks of the
Red River, ecu the, western prairies, and
among the canebrakes and swamps of Lous-
fana and Texas, with the same happy re-
sults ; and multitudes who have lieretcfore
trusted to claurgorous curatives, and found
theta of little or no use, nocv rely eutirely
upon this powerful, yet harmless, remedy..
We state these facts, derived from com-
petent sources, as matters of general inter-
est. -Atlas.
Justin McCarty publishes an indignant
denial of Mr. Chamberlain's statement that
the Irisin leaders have profited by the Nat-
ionalistic agitation.
Farmers all through Troy, N, Y., sec-
tion are much disheartnecl by the -partial
failure of the potato emu, duo to a lame
proportion of it rotting by reason of the
recent nuns. Oats also are light, while
the buckwheat crop, is an utter failure,
owing to the frosts.
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See their Fancy Velvets at 50 cents.
See their Fancy Plush at 75 cents.
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See their Dress -Goods.
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LoiciS'rru6
f0a•rocted ats o'cloelc li •se, W041308541 -
Tall'Who a t .,. , 1 10 to 1 os
Spring 'eat U 00 to 0 45.
1#alloy Nri55 t0 0aa
O010 er13tot Q00to .9Q.
t . 400 to 400
Tiltfothy '` ., ' 50 so 0 00`
Peas „ Oopto0602
Corn
0 4G too 00
18
„ 0 10'to s) 10
Flour pnr•Onl ., fO, Go 5 rG
i'ptatoes,porbushel..., 0'to ''l5
Apples,lrer bag 09 to O, GU
Drfe ciAlrltlospr h . 0 0t to 0 00
Choose perlb., , 0 ou to 0 05
Burlcov l'or• lb 0 07 to 08
1)ncks'rigrpr,, ,,. 0 45 to 0 30
Chickelrsper pr ,; , ,•• 0 ;i0 to 0 90
f0ogs,cia•ossedper•10 , 5 80 to7 00
Beef " 4 08;40000
0 to 6 00
IIiapsrouhp, 3 go to 5780
00
droasoa ,. 6 OO to 0 00
Sheepskins oaoh Q 76't0
1 G0
Oalfsictus 0 35) to 0 70
Wool per lb - 0 18 to 0 20
Flay porton_ 006 fo 10 00
aluionsnerbush • 0 510,to 0,75.
W0odhor uprd „ 2 G tot 00
eT: rr7ATYs.
;van Wheat 518 to 1 02
Spring Wheat -53 O5
Gar.oy 40 03
Cats.30_ 3:i
Clover Seod 460 5 051
Timothy 1,:1050500
0 - 2 Ob'
P0gg'9 ....:..: ..,.:,.,,. , ., :, r
7
13uttor 1n 0
Potataes 1)or; bar; .,..,,, 50 60
Apples per bush . ...:..:,25
30
Woolperllr 20 `10
Hay per ton .... . . ....... 900 10 00
Bran per tone- .......... ....... . 14 00 i4 00
Shorts '• + ,.,,, ,. 20 00 20 00
Oatmeal per bbl , . . 6 00 7 0
A GOOD NEt5*FI 3013.,
"Late fast fall 1 wits laid up three s
with a veryda severe tof di Y
attackdiarrhoea and
vomiting. Noticing benefitted me until
my neighbor, Mrs.: Dunning, recommended
Dr. Feeler's Extract of Wild Strawberry,
and brought mo a half bottle, vi bleb she
'had in her house. In three hours the
vomiting was stopped, and I was able to
sit up by night. I would Trot now thiult of
using any other medicine," Columbus
Hopkins, Hamiltou, Ont,
Tho yellow foyer in Florida has no effect
upon the jokers. One of them lives in
Palates.. 1 -Ie rushed into the office of a
prominent business man the other morning
and said that a girl had just comp into the
city without at certificate. Tue business
luau huuied out and blow up the quarantine
ofiiieers for not attending to business.
Then the Health Board heard of it, and
they reprimanded the cfiioeos severely. •
The whole town was fast getting excited,
when it was learned that the girl was a
baby born to the joker the night before.
[lugs
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When I say Guna I do not mean merely to
stop them for a tune, and then have them re-
turn again. I messes A RADICAL CURIO,
i have made the disease of •
7, rES, EPILEPSY ov
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We are now offering the balabee of our stock of Axes',
Cross -cut saws, Lamps and Tubular Lanterns, at cost
30 Q T
We would call your attention to a few of our specialties :-
A Handsome Brass Library Lamp,
A Large Glass Stand Letup, uew design
A Good Tubular Lantern
A Good Axe and Handle
An A 1 Manure herlt
And everything at Rock Bottom Prices for Oasis.
$2 50
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A full stock of the followiug linos always on hand•. -Barb wire, Plain Galvanized, An-
talent anti Vilod wire, and Buckthorn Fencing.
Having purchased our supply of Binder Twine early we are now in a position to supply
at toe lowest possible price.
A full stoc,e of tinware of all kinds alwa n stock. Eavetroughing and roofing a spec-
ialty. Agents for tbo I3 se R Metalic Shin Roofing. Ask for priees. Agents for the
celebrated Raymond Sowing Macuine.
BISSETT BROS., Exeter.
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Carnets.
Curtains.
Now that Blouse -Cleaning time is near, we invite your in-
spection to our BIG stook of Carpets, Curtains, and those
Fancy` Window Blinds, &c.
When buying Wall Paper don't forget that the O11
Established carries the Biggest Stook atl.tl Latest 1 ,t1
ericftn Patterns
Lots of Fancy Ceil ng Papers
Corners to match,
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