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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1892-2-25, Page 8IItIUIIIFf jEL1! Prepatory services for the Letzten 1;iir1 Wanted eeasen beg+tn in the. rl'rivitt Memorial A good girl wanted at once for ° church axx. WOil lesday ()yelling;. which liberal wages will be paid Apply Special --Draw a hire froth the Lake Shore diroctlyeast to Kleppe and then by way of Sten and Croutarty to Ful- lerton and Russetclale, then south : to Kiritton and Woodhatu then west again to Clandeboy.e and terminating by way of McGuire, Mount Carmei,Corbett and Greenway at Grand Bend you have the outside Boundary of the field which THE MART aims to cover With its goods and cue towers, To secure this we have to keo p a large supply tied certainly are �. not failing in this respect. Our store is literally crow cInd with goods and Holiday Stocl-ready for seekers of IIol- idey Gifts. Every dcsiroable thing we could think of has been placed to meet our customers we tits end no v we cor- dially invite them and their friends to call and pass a pleasant half hour in looking through. We wish to make our store worthy of Both our Customers and Ourselves Med now with littlefear ask for their verdict. 3.' GRIG•G, THE 1VIA11T. Exeter. LOCAL JOTTINGS. Try. John Mclnnesfor salt. Salt from one ib. up. The tidal wave 'has reached West Huron and London is next. If you want a first class farm on easy terms call on John Spackman, Exeter. THERE IS NO BETTER remedy for worms of any kind in children or ad- ults than Dr. Low's Worm Syrup. "Listed,'' as the brokers :says, at "100 Doses One Dollen."' Hod's Sarsaparilla is always a fair equivalent for the price. B 4 U Buy your supply, of dry goods groceries, &e. Read Carling Bros. charge of of "ad" All the latest goods at Iow prices. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was dispensed with in the„Trivitt Me- morial church on Sunday- evening by the Rector, Rev. Fred Belling Fatt. A number of wild dukk have been seen on the river Aux Sauble during the past week. This is a strange oc currenee, even to the oldest settler. While several teams were passing over the sauble bridge the other day with heavy loads of wood .they •found it impossible'; to cross without unload ing. Owing to so many concerts at hand just now the Ladies' Guild of the Triv itt•Memorial:Church decided on Tues day afternoon to postpone their pan cake social until some futiere eaate MILBUItN'S BEEF, IRON ANI) VVINk is: prepared from fresh beef, sol- uble iron. and pure sherry wino, come blued with choice aromatics. The courts of Alabama have fixed the value of kisses at 81 each --a redi- enlously low figure. But the lilabama kiss tmrty be of poor 'quality. Now is the'time to procure a Web - stars unabridged dictionary at a re- markable low price. Secs "eledical Ads leer's" large ad in auother col - tune. Word was received here on Monday that Mr. Thomas Cowan of Woodbridge brother of Dr. Cowan, formerly of ';this place heti passed away after, a brief ness A party of young people people *is ited the residence of Mr. Andrew Mack near Rodgerville on Tuesday evening where a sociable time was spent in- dancing. tee. According to arrangements which have been made by the Deanery of, the Diocese of Huron missionary sermons will be preached in the Trivitt Memor- ial. church on Sunday next by the Rev Mr. Clutf, of Brussels, both morning and evening. • The room in ,which a. number of friends pass •fhe eveningm soking either cigars or inferior tobacco will have,an unpleasant odor next morn- ing: Let the same friends smoke only "Myrtle Navy” and, they will find quite a difference ; in the room next morning. If it is reasonably yentilat- ed, as with a fire place for iustatxce, no unpleasantness whateyer will be found The purity and fine quality of the leaf used is the reason'of this, Considerable ltate& the ba i "` venin Church d'"'fi"nding the. tb c ine with. The of a success, both financially and t erwxse.: Mr. Jesse \ i'estcott, . son of James Westcott, formerly of Usborne, has purchased the interests of Mr. Irving Armstrong: in the flour rind feed bust tiers. Being a young man -and full of energy and ambitioa the welcome him in our midst. • West Huron has been once more arts* M won. for the conservative p . r Cameron's majority. of 379 has been so badly reduced that Mr. J. C. Patterson iriselected on Tuesday by a majority of 20, after all the desperate efforts of Mr. Cameron and his colleagues to re twin the seat. A meeting of the .Farriers' Institute will be held here to day (Thursday) sylhen addresses will be delivered by John Hannah Seaforth, D. Buchanan, Reese'', James Hinchiey, Hullett, Thos McMillan, Hullett, Mungo McNabb, Elgin Co., Stephen Nicholson, of Syl van. There will be an entertainment in the evening., An occurrence` took place on Satur- day afternoon near the Exeter ceme tery which caused considerable excite- ment. While a number of the vehicles with horses attached, were being turn cd they upset throwing the occupants into the snow. Fortunately none of the animals escaped from the owners and all escaped as far as we can learn without serious injury-. Be told his son to mill: the cows, feed the horses, slop the pigs, hunt the eggs, feed the calves, catch the colt and' put him in the stable, cut plenty of -wood and split kindling, stir the milia, put fresh water in the creamery after supper, and to be sure and. study his` lessons before he went to bed. Then he hurried off to the club to take part insthe question, "How to keep the boys on'the farm." The St. Clair: Tunnel has purchased considerable land immediately adjacent to the site of the present international tunnel at Port Huron, and it is said, will begin operations for the constrict ton of another tunnel inside of 80 days The contetnplated undersigned pass.: age will be similar to the present one, without the deepexcavations at either approaches. The new tunnel will bo located 150 feet north of the present one. A directors meeting of the Stephen & ttsborne Agricultural Society was held at the Mansieu House on Satur- day afternoon. The contract: for build ing the new fence and repairing the old ;was awarded to Messrs. Box and Smale at $1.75 per rod for the former and 97r. per rod for the latter. They also -have the contract for moving the grand stand. Tenders wore ,teeeiyet but not accepted for the removal of the old 'English church, being consid• ercd too high. It wee also decided to hold,the. ,nt"iva, Spring Fair onthe i2th to Central Hotel l xeher, •r'ayment. Ice(I uested. All accounts due us must be settled on or before March ist, 1892,, or they will be placed in the hands of our Sol- icitor for collection• iixs aeee Bitos. 'I'anteat: Never too late to Fiend. 5000 pairs of boots and shoes that need repairing to be left at the leading boot and shoe store next door to the post office, G. Manson. ?goatee. WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! The 'Exet- er Salt Works Co. require fifteen hen - tired cords of soft wood, dry and green. Will pay the highest price. For fur- ther particulars apply to David Mill. T. B. Cenetea, S.ec'y, Concert. A concert will be given m Drew's Hall. on Friday evening in aid of Mr. James Ferguson, consisting of react ingr,club swiaging,instrumerttal music,' &c., Rev. A, L. Russell occupying the chair, As there is to price of aduliss- ion a collection will be taken at the door. Everybody is invited to be pre- sent to spend an evening of enjoinment and to assist in a noble work. ' . etiree LOA. Mrs Charles Neil, of this place, is confined to her bed through serious illness. -Mrs. McIntyre of Exeter North who hes' been ailing for the past five weeks from la gripl.e is convalescent- Mr. James Willis is slowly improving after the operation which was perform. ed a short time ago.—Mr. James Gould is at present seriously ill with la grip pe.—Miss Sarah Whitlock is at present confined to the house from au attack of la grippe. Nardi Gras; Excursion. The Queen & Crescent Route is the only line that will run Solid Vestibuled' Trains Cincinnati to New Orleans ac count the Mardi Gras, which contemn,: ces February 29th, Askfor tickets 1.ets via the Q., & C. from Cincinnati to New Orleans. For dates of sale, etc.,' call on any Railroad Ticket Agent. Sleeping car' berths in these elegant trains can be reserved by addressing John Bast - able, G. P. A., Detroit, Mach,, or D. G. Edwards, G. P. A., Cincinnati, 0. Personal. lilention. Mr. William Loosomore and his daughter, Fanny, who have been vis. iting relatives and friends in this place for the past week left for their home at Watford on Saturday morn- ing last.—Mr. Charles Robinson, of Tacoma, N.W.T., who has been absent frotn Ontario -for the past ten yc. 3s s; vision •Handf Bissett y7C1 � r" v Genial Dan McGillicuddy, of the Gocterich Signal, had a stern look on his face last week which implied' he meant every word of it when he said "On and after Feb: lstno back numbers h 11 remain on our list: Our come osi• s a x p tors and pressmen do not wait for one. two, five or ten years foe their pay,and we don't value the esteem or good o- pinion of a subscriber who believes that any time this side" of Judgment. Day is early enough to pay his sub- scription. ubscription. • .An evening of pteasure and enjoy• Tent was spent on Friday evening last at the residence of Mr. Samuel Hersey, the occasion being.. a "leap - year" dance given by a number of the fair sex. The young ladies deserve much, credit for their able ` and very much appreciated management violin music was furnished' by Samuel Gidley with a few piano selections in- terspersed by Miss M. Horsey. On Mon- day evening a similiar assembly was treld at the same place under the man - for even handed justice to all classes of society, ever laboring to alter or a- bolish those oppressive laws, and to stand by the policy laid down by our tete chieftain, ns ver forgetting the Honorable J. J. 0, Abbott, who occupies the position at the present time ,'tlxink- ing that he had placed confidence in a man who is doing the greatest good to the greatest numbers He then an- nounced the object of their gathering� together, i t being; to select a can- didate to contest andidatetocontest the South sliding of Perth. The following gentlemen were then proposed: H. Fred Sharp; W. Pridham, AV Johnston; Mr. Monteith, but all declined to accept the convent- ion except Mr. Pridham, and amidst cheers and iipplause he was made the unanimous choice, Several speakers then addressed the meeting tuid two resolutions were passed deploring the loss of our noble chieftain, Sir John Macdonald. Mr, Pridham was then called on and stepping forward to ad- dress the meeting was the signal for a tremendous outburst of enthusiasm. After thanking his moves and second- er he said they had chosen him to con• test this riding in the conservative cause and he would now call upon them to assist him, not only in fighting for the riding, but to lift up the old standard bearer and come out victor- ious on the 10th of March. The ring, ing cheers which were given' again amt again showed plainly that he had lost none of the sympathy of his friends here and as he intended treating his. opponents kindly and discussing ;the great public questions of the day solely on their .merits, they might leek .for a glorious triumph. Alter giving three cheers for the Queen, Pridham and Abbott the meeting closed. THE GREAT DESTROYER. is named Catarrh; It dulls the hear- ing, impairs the power of speech, dead- ens the faculty* of smell, injures the or - ;ars of sight, and often permanently distroys the visor. Its'first appearance this station ton it should i cold. At a isiwith eco be met . with Clark's Catarrh Cure, price 50 cents, acid its further progress es stayed. If your druggist can sup ply you with this life saver, send the price to Clark's Chemical Co, Toronto or New York, and a package will be sent to your address. We press our suits on the public with renewed vigor this year because it is open to everyone to make a nj', PROPOS L We make ours knowing that it will not be REJECTED. because we ofl'er the beat goods in the market o a�l prices th .e- at low and more than ruts n� l� e p lc s e fore We have of the NO FEAR PUBLIC refusing such a chance but are confident that both our goods and prices will be warily ac- cepted. : We have never shown a finer lot of Dress Goods nor trimmings than this year. Our staple department is complete, Try our groceries, • they are new and fresh. "We have the name of keeping the best tea in town. Do you doubt it? Try us. Our 25 cent Tea has no equal, NOW IS THE TIM TO BUY YOUR FALL CLOTHING3I n tli /SL 8.h8y �' agement of the gentlemen and a vete-, " d}' - Pf- days' pleasant time was spent. • returned' to their home iri London on 431 On Saturday-ec:a Thee. -a young lady eeitleed_4iisseleeenston-hailing from. Sin. Coe on her way to her home in Luck now was taken 'from the' train going north andgi"en lodging's in the Com- mercial Hotel until Tuesday evening, owing to a severe illness; Her disease is of a dropsical nature and after mak - Leg her comfortable in her new quer- tor, Dr. Hyndman was summoned and succeeded in taking three pails of water from the patient. This gave her instant relief, and on Tuesday evening she had recovered sufficiently to. allow, her to proceed toter journey's end. of A:pi°il, When a man begins s to tell a story about fish he is at once labeled as a- well, a story teller. This is not a fish' story but a chicken story that comes all the way from Michigan. A chicken fancier was troubled exceedingly by the propensity of his brood to scratch up his garden, so he set to work to solve the problem. of prevention. After elaborate experiments he succeeded in crossing a breed of long leg; cd brah meas with short legged bantams is such a' way that the chickens had one long leg and one'short.one. When they at- tempted to scratch they lost their 'bal- ance and fell over, which after a few trials was sufficient to show that scratching was impossible and;; they gave it up. The Emma Wells Concert and Com- edy Company open for one week in Drew'a'Hall un March 1st to 7th, 'Ther bill is changed nightly and the prices are right, being: only 10 and 15 cents. The Scaforth Expositer has this to say about this Company:—Esrete- So far . this week the Emma Wells Comedy Company, which is appearing nightly in Cardno's Hall under the auspices of the band, have been greet- ed with full houses. The merits of the company well deserve this, and any person who'may attend will, we . feel silre, be satisfied with the performance. Besides this they are appearing for our band and should be well patroniz- ed. Miss Emma Wells, the star of the company, is truly a marvel in her linea She sings clearly and accurately "in four distinct voices, while her piano solos are of a high order. Miss Jennie Ray, another member of the company, delights her audience with her sweet singing and is always heartily, applaud ed. Mr. T. H. Marks; the funey man, keeps the audience in roars of laugh ter whenever he appears. The comed its with which the evenings' entertain- mentt are always concluded ars wel= acted and as. a rule most. laughablel. The company wend next week in. Clin- ton. Farms tor. $toe." - - The undersigned has several first class farms for sale on easy terms, J. SeAcutsesee. Exeter. watt ror Sale. Salt in large or small gtiantites for sale at John McInnes' float' and feed store. leer bib tribute, You can get the Exeter''' Advocate', Medical Adviser and Farm f 1p sent to any pe'rson,fn 1�,eteerie*', :'°Jay:. tine pries for two pltp'ere. Note is Voter, time to snbsceitie, Monday.—Mr. Frank Hancock, accent uanied by his wife, brother and moth er, left for his home in Enlersado, Dale, yesterday. -Mrs. George Moir, former- ly of Exeter, but now of St. Marys, is visiting friends in Exeter, the guest of Mrs. James Dignan.—Messrs. Ed, Biss eft and Joseph Senior are attending the Grand Lodge of Sons of England which: is being held in the city, of Lon- don this week. The executive eom- nil`C'ffet on Monday to arrange the business to be'brought before this sess- ion. --Miss Clara Hersey and Miss Crocker, of this place, are attending the millinery opening at 'roronto this week -Mr. Abraham Dearing, of Step hen, who has been confided, to his home for some time past with illnesswas We are glad to learn able to come rout to the village yesterday. -Mr. &teeth, horse buyer,Blj'th; ,was in this vWade on Wednesday last.—Mr.' Christopher Hodgson, of Raglan, is visiting in this village.—Mr. W, Hodgson and F. Cunt, ningham, of Clandeboye, sAent Satur- day -last in this place.—Mr. Henry White, of Port Hope, Barrister. was visiting his brother in-law, Mr. George Manson'on Monday evening. -Mr. W D. Weekes has returned after spend• ing a short vacation - with relatives west of London.=Miss Carrie McIntyre of Montreal is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. Lutz. --Mr. James Creech.' of New Dundee, was Here Suuiday on tt snort 'visit to his sister, before she :left for Dakota:—Miss:Louisa, HawJshaiv, of Seaforth, was:visiting relatives during the past week.> Reeve Bawden went toGoderich on Tuesday last to cast his vote in the West Huron election con- test' =Miss Turnbull, of Attwood, . is the guest of Miss Jacobina Dodds., of this place.--eMr. W. H. Seldoti, of Ing ersoll, spent the beginning of the week visiting here: -- Mount Carmel. Mr. Pat Hall' has •been busy the past, few days getting in his supply of ice.- Rev. Father Keally is at present laid up with la grippe. --Mr. Andrew. : Pat- ten had a valuable horse and cow die: recently. -The sleighing in and around this place it nearly all gone. Fullarton. The annual.meeting'of the Liberal Conservative Assoeiation of South Perth met in the Townshiy Hall, Full- erton, on the 23rd of February, . when the building was colnpleteiy filled to its utmost capacity, about 180 dele- gates being present.' Mr. James Do herty,-President, occupied the, chair. Minutes of previous meeting read 'and confirmed. Then cameo thc•clection of officers whish resulted in electing, Mr. James Dougherty, President; ;,William Johnston, Vice President, T. I}:, tan ley .Secretary.. The chairman in'' short speech addressed the delegates present thanking them for electing klm to such an honorable potition again, feel• ing that he had those qualities'of head. and heart that a high minded' states man and true patriot should possess ti world- be ever watchful of the inter, ate Of hiecountiymen; ever 'striving; CA ING OS0 TO BE CLEARED.THIS NEXT. 30 DAYS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICK. If you want a Child's,. Boys or Man's Suit Overcoat and Pants, &c., call and see our big stock. Iitrgott TO'NS �o - CHOOSE PP►O . C MAN&CO.. E. J. SF'A K SAMWELL'S BLOCK, EXETER. ONT ARCO. TSG WAU N. Me. DAVID elMena, (Stratford P. 0.) has been appointed Local Inspector for the Can- ada Companyin the place of Mr. Tno Spack- man resigned. Parties having Canada Coronary business to transact y111 '1234 'mu. NEWELL at J AWKSHAW'S HOTEL . EXETER, The first Thursday of each month, corn. meneing February 4th, 1891. ensall Palace Bakery D. W. Foss Proprietor of' ° the Palace Bakery, I3ensall, wishes to . inform the citizens of r`\XE 1 \ LZ, that he visits the village Every Wednesday & .Saturday Afternoon with a supply of. FIRST-CLASS BREAD & BUNS. All orders left with . G.E0RGn SAND ROBr. NSRQWE ILas been appointed sole agent for the— ME O he'REO G RY MTN CLOSET. Cheap, compact anda splen- -did plen-did arrangement for a bed- room. t� want >.1 every, y -1 e house- hold sipplied••at small cost. Call at once and see it. 1t.I1. Rovre. GIVE ME 'A TIIIAL AND BE CONVINCED. D. W. FOSS Baker„ Heiman. • EXETER STILL TO TRE FRONT And if you don't believe it call at Ross & Taylor's PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARI- and you will be convinced, that they have the Largest and Best Stock of all kinds of Building Materials in this sec- tion of country,and at the lowest prices.. Shingles a Specialty, having a large stock- on hand we area prepared to meet the keenest competit- ion as to price or quality. We have se- cured the right to Manufacture and Sell Merriams celebrated Baking Cab- inets. Call and see them and be con•• winced of their merit. n ROSS & TAYLOR,. Main St., Exeter CENTS -p- OTT�E 1 USE IT FOR Difficulty of Breathing Tightness of the Chest Wasting Away of Flesh. Throat Troubles Consumption Bronchitis, Weak Lungs Asthma, Coughs Catarrh, Colds DIL. T. A. �LOCUM'S Oxygenized Emulsion of Pure IVER 01 !TA S!T LESS LA►BORATO Y, " O ON O. t �IM'1 ..