The Exeter Times, 1889-5-30, Page 5DISTRICT DAINCa-S.
The St. Marys athletie association
havefitted u grounds ata cost el
8700,
Mr. Chas. Milner, 4th line, Blan
Allard, has a hen that has been break.
ing the record in the egg lute. Her
latest production measured 8a x 711 in.
The High. . Court, Canadian Order of
Foresters, Meets at London on the nth
12th, 13th, and 14th, of June.
Seaforth voted a loan of:8a,000last
week for the purpose of lighting the
town by electricity, 1t ,,carried by 51
majority out ofI65 votes oast.
Evermsrr's Liver Regulator has
provod the best medicine 1. ever tried
for impure blood and liver complaint.
-John Jones, Hillsboro P. 0.
The farmers report that frost was
not sufficiently to do much
damagea to
grain, but that garden produce sue-
fered greatly,
Wm. Gilmour, who is 83 years old
and has had 31 sons and six daughters,
is now in Pembrooke jail, having n 0
visible means of support.
A Blanshard widower aged 70 and a
Blanshard widow aged 72 were re
cently married at St. Marys, Mayor
Stanley and MrsStanley, by request,
,
supported the loving young couple.
At a recent shooting match at Ailsa
Craig, Capt. Robson, of London town•
ship, made 8o out of a possible 105
points and wen the gold ring for the
year.
Mr. Robert Northgrave, county con.
stable, St. Mary's, has received the
appointment of Chief of police of the
town of Ingersoll, His duties begin.
on.June 1.
Mr. T. F. Johnson, barrister, of
Blyth, has entred into partnership in
the law buisness with Mr- E. W. J.
Owens, barrister, of London.
Mr_ Richard Hearn, a farmer re-
siding a few miles north of St. Mary's,
had a large quantity of dried pork
stolen from his cellar a few night
ago.
At the meeting of the St. Mary's
District of the Methodist church Mr:
Jno,, H. McKay, of Ailsa Craig, was
appointed as lay representative of the
Guelph Conference to be held in St.
Marys, commencing June 6th.
While engaged in painting a house
at Stratford on Tuesday a young lady
named Miss Edgar, of Romeo ward,
fell from a lad der and broke one of
her legs.
The report presented at the Strat-
Lord Methodist District, on Thursday,
j shows the number of chu;rah members
enrolledto be 1,986. The amount paid
as salaries to ministers was $6,
952; funds raised., . for alI purposes
$ 18,268.
IREALLY believe'I would not be
alive at this time had I not used
Everest's Liver Regulator. -B. Scoular,
Forest P. 0.
St Joseph's Church. Stratford, was
broken it -to and robbed the other
night and two gold vases and the alms
boxes stolen- The church was badly
damaged by the thieves prying open
doors and fastenings and breaking
windows,
Before the London P. M. Monday
William. Mason and James Howard,
claming to belong to St. Marys, who
were arrested on Saturday night as
vagrants by Detective .Ryder, were
remanded for one week. The latter
had a pint of alcohol in his possession
when arrested.
Rev. J. R. Rtce, of the stationery
firm of Rice & Chappel, of London
who was compelled to resign from the
work of the Methodist ministry some
years ago through a failing voice, will
again resume his sacred calling after
the meeting of the London Conference
in June, Mr. Rice's many friends will,
be glad to hear that he has Completely
overcome the impediment. '
Whether the Scott Act during its
three years' exisience has had any-
thing to do with changing the views of.
Granton hotel -keepers in temperance
matters or not, it would be difficult
to say still it,1'ooks as if it had, as we
understand that Mr. Thos. Culbert
has sold his hotel to a Mr. Larkin for
for 3.000. and Mr. Wm. Middleton
has rented the Ontario House at a
respectable figure to a idr. b Cox.
A can of Mr. James Lang, of Alvin-.
aton, while playing on the street.
there the otherday, was attacked by
a neighbour's dog, receiving severd
injuries before assistance arrived. The
animal broke bis chain and escapee
from the yard, and at once turned his
attention to the boy. When the boy
was rescued he was lying in the ditch
with the dog making every effort to
kill him, having succeeded in fearfully
lacerating one of his legs and .thighs.
I ENOW from actual trial that Ever-
est's Cough Syrup is good•• -J. F. Lis-
ter, M. P., Sarnia P. 0,
'1'he Mitchell ratepayer is apt. to ' go
off on his ear," so to speak, it' any re
marks are made which can. by any
twist of imagination be termed per.per-
sonal. The other day, at the nomi-
nation for Mayor, W. R. Davis said
something which offended Jock White,
'and the latter hit Davis in the faoe,
whereupon lex-Mayor MoClay seized
a chair and was anort Co brain Jock,
when stopped. Any man who can't
stand chat -1111A has no right to be in a
ring. -municipal or political.
if3i'ussels, Ont., May 22. -'ibis morn-
ing the oldest son of John McKinnon,
afariner living near town, while lead-
ing a yearling Dolt about half a mile
from home, got entangled in the hal-
ter reins, the colt dragging him about
40 rode, when he got clear, but not be.
fore the colt had trampled the life out
of the boy. ale wits found shortly
afterwards by a farrier passing oti the
road, His skull was smashed fu aev-
ntral places, death being almost intltan-
tan6,ous, He Was 1't years of age.
The Mitchell Mayoralty resulted ie
a tie. The eiork declared botigherty
elected by one majority; and 'McCtay
threatens,protest;
4'o the Editor of the Exeter 1'i'iiaes..
Dian $Ia,-Iu your last issue Anta
Agitator reiterates some of his accusations
u
agaiiast Ray, Joseph Cook a s. nt a lecture
e
delivered bore on the evening of Good
Friday, and justice to Mr, Cook demands
that they be denied. If by these ,00mmtrni.
cations A, A. perpetuates the meniory of
Judas, itis our solemn duty to warn him
of the result: -"Good were it for that man
if he had never been born,"
The question at issue between us is not
one of Constitutional Law ; but whether
tbo reverend Mr. Gook has the right, as a
citizen of free Canada, to give public ex-
pression of his opinions of Jesuitism in
response to pressing invitations from' :a
committee of young people commuted with,
our Sunday school ; and whether in doing
so he resorted to the tactics of a ward poli-
tician end co)nmitied sacrilege.
Because a mania palled to the ministry
doe; it make of him; a bondman ? Does tt
take from him the privileges of citizenship ?
Has he not a right to have and express
opinions an all matters whether polittoal or
otherwise, and to exercise the franchise as
other free burn citizens of a free country ;
but is our country free, and is it treason to
think or speak against.tbe Jesuits ?
A man may be called to be a schoolteach-
er and yet enter the arena of polities and
none wall dare to say hint nay, 'Irby then
cannot Ministers exorcise equal privileges
with men of other callings; but more the
ministers are the guardians of the morals
of the people, they are the -watchmen on
thebattlenients and are expected to give
warning of the approach of danger' and.
they have ever been in the von of move-
ments for religious freedom.
Sir, the accusation that Mr. Cook
"flaunted a cartoon in the church to cause
merriment and laughter at the expense of
honored age," is a serious one. It is sine
ply absard and no one who knows Mr. Cook
would for a moment believe it. Mr. Cook
exhibited the cartoon in all seriousness to
show the position the two political parties
anenethe Jesuit question and where the
sacrilege comes in we fail in see and haci,
A. A. been present ho could have observed
it unless his vision was estray.
Had A. A, confined himself to the Jesuit
question without making personal assnalt
on Mr. Cook we should never have been,
heard from: but now while our band is in
with your permission Mr. Editor we would
like to offer a few observations on the
other matters touched on by A- A. :
let„ Is the Government and those who
voted with them entitled to oar confidence
and can we trust them to do strict jnstioe,
2nd., What is the object of the agitation
and tbe starting of a new party ? Space
forbids our attempting an answer, but
would briefly state that wo believe the
foundation of the agitation was laid at
confederation when the eatholics were
given seperate schools, &c , unfair advan•
tages for the propagation of their religion,
and their gradual eneroatbments ever since
accomplished by their casting a solid vote,
have somewhat stirred the bosoms of the
protestant electorate and as the last straw
breaks the camel's back so the permitting
of the Jes nit Act to puss into law has
roused protest ants as in Canada they never
were roused before, to demand for their
religion a fair field and equal rights for all.
How this 18 to be peacefully secured is the
momentious question. This is the prob-
lem the citizens committee of Toronto is
now endeavouring to solve.
One object in advocating and supporting
the New Party is tiie hope that it will
disrupt the 'old parties by drawing from
them the best elements thus setting good
and evil in opposition not two evils opposed
as new.
The Catholics are a solid party and if in
self defence the protestants ale forced to
unite they will not be to blame.
Rev. W. T. Herridge would not do his
duty if he did not act according to his
conscience no matter how many may
oppose him : but be has no right to accuse
all who oppose him of being actuated by
fanaticism, and hatred of the Uatholic re-
ligion as he recently did.
We do not fear for Protestantism. God
is in it and it will ultimately triumph : but
be it remembered that God was in it at the
time of Luther and he has been in it ever
since but man as the chosen' instrument
for the spread of truth lias had to bear bis
part, and many a noble life has been
quenched, mean blood has been, seed, many
tears Rowed in order that we may' now
worship under our own vine none daring law.
fully tomolest us or make us afraid ; bat
the sti-uggle is not ended yet, error is still
rampant in the world. The devil will not
give up without shaking the world in
mighty convulerons and stern will be the
test that men will have to endure.
Let us first be true to uur God, then we
shall be loyal to the beat interests of onr
country and our kindred, fair and tolerant
to those who differ from us and are living
shall not be in vain.
May, 21st. 1;limville Law,
THE. LOST ATLANTIS.
Foe many centuries there has been a
tradition of a long lost island called At-
lantis.
The Greek geographers located it in the
Atlanitc Ocean, west of the northwest part
of Africa and the Pillars. of Hercules. The
sea -kings of Atlantis are said to have in-
vaded Europe end Africa•_ and have been
defeated by the Asaiferatils.
All the legands agroo that it gas a vast
island, of inexhaustible resources, and in-
habited by a race of superior people. For
ages this island has existed only in legend-
ary lore. But now when the light of
modern research is turned full upon the•
investigation; behold the last Atlantis at
onr very doors.
So the bigoted medical fraternity goes
groping about In the dark. If they world
iuvestigate, tbeywsereffatebnld the lost At-
lantis at their very door. They experiment
'apd close with their injurious druggs, and
Cf it perPon or laws to hold thein ac-
countable, they continue their bigoted un-
justified practice. staring into vacancy,
imaging that they see in themselves :an.
Esculapius.
Wrapped in ancient bigotay, they de-
nounee any neweetirs. advanced by a layman
or an ofiposition school as a freed,
Why? `
Because.hutnanity will not be benefited 1
Not at all, but because their epeoialiarn did
not make the discovery.
Yet they concede that there ie no remedy"
known to their materia medico. that will
cure au advanced kidney malady and tho
disease arising therefrom --although many'
of them know fiessi.,4toWning proof that.
Wartier's SafeuC] re Will but tiuscrupulouely
treat symptoms and, can 'theta a diocese,
when in reality they know they aro but
symptoms,
A,fow of the more honest physicians
admit that ;iVarnor's Safe Cure is 0/41111 610
teeledy, and -a great blessing, . to iilitnkrnd,
b�ttsae, 'n so peaty, asked why
Y
they do not prescribe it, that hey r'Satinet,
according to their emir&
The late onlinent physician ant Writer,
Dr,,7. G. Holland, published inSetibner's
Monthly "and thowod his opieler sof euoh
WAtuoan,s Sttfo Cure removes difeetivo
vision or sight, Why 3 Scaausor it tete
rid of the poisonotts kidney acid circulating
itt the blood, tcnpairiti vision is ,oausod.4
advanced kidney disease; another name /or
lerigbt's disease. \vliioli "has ne' symptoms
of its o en," Warner's Safe Core )removes
the cedes, whets nhrinal vision roturne..
bigotry, and nu. doubt was satisfioit that
Atlantis might possibly be disoovered"ia a- 1
proprietary medioino, when he wrote edi
terially, "xis follows :
' "Nevortleelese, it isa fact that mage of the
bolt proprietary modest nes of the day wer°.
more suooessfnl than many of the physi•-
ciaus, and most of teem, it should be re-
meinborecl,-were Gree discovered or used in
actual medical praoti'se. When, hotyover,.
any, shrewd person, 'mowing ;their virtue,
and foreseeing their popularity, sec nor and
advertises them, then, In the opinion of the
bigoted, all virtue went oat of them ,
Nowa Note
Tho little village of 13ridgowater was
almost destr dyed by fire Saturday.
Insist on your grocer giving you London
Electric Soap, it is the best.
Frost has injured early vogetebles ;and
small fruits in parts of Esse& County.
Loudon Electric Soap is only made by
Riohard Woodstoobt (Trade Mark Regis-
tered,}
All first glass grocers seliLondon Elec-
tric Soap.
At a meeting of Gen. Boulanger's sup -
porters at London on Saturday, it was
decided to, contest all the elections in
France.
Don't fail to try London Electric Soap
once, and you will nae no other.
Washing made easy and homes made
happy by using London Electric Soap.
NEVER DESPAIR.
Even when all seems lost, there is yet
hope. Many a despairing, disheartened
victim of dyspeptic' livor complaint, kidney
complains, scrofula or rheumatism, has
been brought back to health and usefulness
by Burdock Blood Bitters, the greatest
remedy known for all blood diseases.
Letters are continually being received at.
Nebraska, Indiana, Colorado and other
Western States asking for information
about the Canadian land laws. The let-
ters express the discontent of the writers.
with their crops on aocount of drought.
25otsFou• r bars of London Electric Soap for
Ask your grocer fur London Electric
Soap.
OF GREAT SERVICE.
"I have used Hagyard's Yellow Oil for
ants and scalds on horses' shoulders, and
hey got better at once. I have also used
for sprains, burns, cuts and croup among
ibildren, and can recommend it highly as
of great value." W Service, Minga Man.
Mr. R. Barber, Ontario Inspector of
Factories, is in Western Ontario. lie ex-
plains that in his last report he was requir-
ed only to give the statistics of factories
which employed over 20 people. There is
now an amendmeut to the Act which re -
qui res him to report on all factories em-
ploying over five.
The womb r of to day is London Electric
Soap, One box free atJ•P, Clark's.
Just think Washing day made shorter by
using London Electric Soap.
FAITHFULLY RECOMMENDED.
In the Spring of 1888, I had inflammation
on the lungs which left my longs weak. I
had a very bad cough, and resolved to try
Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam. It did me
more good then any other inediciue I have
ever 1 aken, and I can faithfully recommend
it. Miss Mary Kay, Virginia, Ont.
Wash woman's friend is London Electric
Soap.
London Electric Soap will not injure the
bands and clothes and do more work for
the money; try it.
CONSUMPTION CAN Bie CURED
By proper, healthful exercise, and the
judicious use of Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil.11ypophosphites, weigh contains
healing and strengthgiriug virtues of these
two valuable specifics in their fullest form.
Mr. D. D. McDonald, Petitcodiac, 'N. B. ,
says: "1 have been prescribing Scott's
Emulsion with good results. Itis espec-
ially useful in persona of consumptive
tenitenois." Sold by all druggist, 50 cts.
and til ,00.
-A COOK BOOK
FREE
By mail to any lady sending us her oust office
address: Wells, Richardsan & Co., Montreal.
�j STRAY
Strayed from the premises of Mrs. Eliza
Andrews on lot1.3, con, 7 of the township of
Usborne, one yearling steer. red. Any person
offering such information as will lead to its
discovery.will be conferring a favor ou the
owner,
NOTICE.
The Shareholders of the Exeter Salt
rVorks Co., will please take notice that
the annual meetiog of the above company
will take place at the Town Hall, Friday
evening, May 31, 1889.
T. B. CARLING.,
Secretary .
Exeter, April 2911], 1889.
The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will meet in the, Court
House in the Town of Goderich on Tues-
day the 4th of June next.
PETER ADAMSON,
County Clerk.
2t
M. ay 20th. 1889.
(-10 (MT OF REVISION.
The Court for the Revision of the Assessment
Roll for th'
TOty1TSarP OF STEPHEN
for the year 1889, will be held at the Town
Ball,Oreditonon Saturday, Juno 1st at ten
o'clock a, m, Alt persons having business at
said Court will govern themselves nacordingly'
0, PnOUTY
Stephen, May 8th, 1880, Cleric,
FOR SALE.
That property known as the "Metropolitan
House" at tho Market. square Pxoter• The
best stand in tqwn Centrally located Large
airy rooms, heated by hot air Good sample
rooms; in faot every convenience Good Stab-
ling in- connection Will bo sold reasonable
Possession given next fall. A rare Armee. For
particulars apply to,
l P Ross, on the arsines
ONSE,RVTIVE A1111 (x
A'Metairie ef theemombors of the Coiiaorva-
• tiVe Assocbtfion for South Riding of,I•Ittron as
die idodfor, Local . Legislative purposes 00m
posed of South half Gorleriolt Township, Villi
ago of 13ttttbc1d,SMelee, Hay, Stephen, th-
ieved, Vi liege of hlxoter; litielcorsmith and
andeeforth tvillbe hold Wien Ifall. Oxos
oda ung the
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boron, ti Io y, J 10th ttE ono oolodlc,
,,,;'
A title iti0Oti1ig.tiif l be hereof'•n,t Waith' ill-,
portant businessillbe discussed all Mem-
bers are 'respectfully requested to attend, r
rics:goo
President,
MARKET REPORTS.
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85 to
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350to,400
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0 6s to 90
050to070
0180o020'
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Spring Wdieat„
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plover S )o d
Timothy '�
Peas
porns .
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dressed,
9.heoeefpskips each
Caltskins
Woo) perils
flay 1 )erton
Hnionsrerbush
Woodper cord 2 5 to 3 00.
ST: MANNY9.
Pelt wheat„ . ..... 95 to 0 85
$Pring Wheat.,.,.,...... • ....... „,,, 00 0 95
Bareey 35
Oats ,. 22
Clover Seed.........................,.,.,• 4 CO
Timothy 1 50
•
Eggs- 10
Butter 14
PPotatoes ) 30
per bag
Apples per bush 25
Wool perib.. 0
Ray perton,. ..... .............. s oo
Bran per ton 14 00
Shorts " „,, 20 00
Oatmealperbbl 600
45
600
200
100
16
80
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14 00
20 00
7 00
Dashwood.
OBIT -Mr, Gideon Yager died on Sun-
day morning last. The funeral left his
late residence on Wednesday at 10 a, in.
Aged 29 years and 3 months.
HYMENEAL.—Mr, Micheal Fenn is off on
a trip to Stratford. Particulars will be
given next week,
BRItiFs,—Dashwood was very quiet ou
the 24th. A number of our citizens spent
the day est Zurich and others
went to Grand Bend. -The Dashwood
boys played base -ball at Zurich but were
defeated. • Only about one half of the
Dashwood players were present, hence
their defeat. Take courage boys, "Prac-
tice makes perfect" you know.
DIED.
Elliott—In Centralia on the 27th Inst, James
Elliott, aged 87yearP, 4 months.
Wilson—In Centralia on the 22nd inst, Petrels
Wilson, relict of the late Charles Wilson,
aged 69 years, 8 mouths.
Yager -In Dashwood, uu the 26111 inst.,
Gideon Yager, aged 25 years, 3months.
Androws-Iu l;limvillo, on the 42nd inst.,
Mary Jane Androws, daughter of Philip
Andrews, aged 32 years, 1 month'
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night and broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cuttine
Teeth? If so send at once and get a bottle
of" hirs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
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other Ind..
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Anold physician, retired from practice,
having had placedin his hands oy an East
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for Nervous Dobilityandall Nervous Com-
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1ro THE DEAF. --A person cured of
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It is said that every person has
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that time to pass may never have
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That time has come, You can
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INSON'S saves money by doing so
thereby will make their fortunes.
His prices are away down.
You are not asked high prices to
make up losses for debts contract-
ed by bad customers. Don't you
see there is thousands in it.
Parkinson's Ftock is new and
consists of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Glassware, Tweeds,
Boots and Shoes, in fact everything
usually kept in a first class general
store. See his black and colored
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You can get the cheapest all -wool
suit in Exeter made to order at
Parkinson's,
Make no mistake. Consult your
own interests and examine his
stock before making your purchase
elsewhere and you will soon save
enough for a fortune. You can do
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than ony other place in Exeter,
Highest market price allowed
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, First Door North of the Town
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IN BRONZE,
Ori each PLUG and PACKAGE:
$3,6OOOO
OR3°IZ
OF---
DRY-GOODS
—AND ----
Boots & Shoes
--TO BE—
SLAUGHTERED
FOR CAS
AT
DULMAGES
1 IRKTON.
DO YOU
WANTTOBUY
FIRST -0L &SS
FU NITURE
AT LOWER RATES;
THAN SHAM GOODS
—ARE USUALLY SOLD-
-7AEN GALL AT—
GI D L E Y' S'
-ONLY FIRST -CLASS -
Reliable Goods
At Prices Lower that so -cal --
led Cheap Houses can give
Undertaking in all its
Branches.
S. GIDLEY„
(Successor to C. & S. Gidley)
ODDFELLOW' S BLOCS
4 }.
cli,,LiARE [1E111\611,1
G ST CH
Spades and Shovels, Fence Wires
ANNEALED, BARBED AND OTHER MAKES,
--Which we are in a position to offer to the Public at the --
Very Finest Pricey for Cash
--We have also on hand a full line of- •
SHELF and BUILDING HARDWARE
Paints, Oils, Griass, Etc., at Famine Prices.
Stoves and Tinware of all kinds, always on hand, at prices that defy competition.
Sewing Machines, Baby Carriages, Field and Garden Seeds. Eave-troughing a
Specialty. A call solicited.
BISSETT BROS.
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Every Department in, the Old Established is
aow most complete, and fill of -the later-
novelties.
° The French, l��laglish and Arnerican Millinery cant
be excelled. The stock of Dress Goods is larger a;
cheaper than ever shown. All the best makes of rich BL
colored and shot silks, Cheap. Parasols and Sun shade'
of every design (bath long and short stems, Fine fancy
zephers, plain zephers. Sateens and Prints in endless var-
iety. A speclial lot of Swiss Embroideries for I)relssess.
''
(lovely (-toods.) Every lady should see onr Dress Trim-
mings which contain all the latest no�velti .s, o
za { � Come all
and inspect our stock, ;
N. B: --The a,tterltion of Dress -makers is spec all
called to the Dress Goods department,
y
J MES F'1CIK A R D Exeter