The Exeter Advocate, 1892-3-3, Page 4bvolmit.
SA.NDZRS 4 SW ZET, Proles.
lEIRSDAY lVIar. 3rd, 1.892,
DOMINION 1'.11:74111 E.N7',
";fiie:seoond session of the seven
apterilarnentary term for the Domini
o Canada was opened in duo form
,.tfees Governor General on Thursda
ever siuco the area of Confederatio
Sa'aas.0 session opened under more au
vicious circumstances for the ;;re
es„;nnser•vativo panty. The Senate chin
Ix= presented. a most attractive appoa
izna, between the large array of la
les in their choicest toilets and tl
•trliisaut display of the viee-royal pa
y, besides the Cabinet Ministers i
uixtifori, The speech from the thron
,which was read both in English au
Veexich,, presents a solid menu .of prat:
,it:xll work; and, as outlined in our la
week's forecast of its contents, giv
promise of a very useful session. Cot
teary to the gospel of despair acts
Utz to Cart aright and Laurier, th
Governor General congratulates th
teemnaons on the general prosperity.
:the country and the abundant harve
,smith which Providence has blessed a
,parts of the Dominion: As was to b
•exiaoeted reference was made to th
aarnented death of ,he. Duke of Cla
-mice and to the universal expressio
.'aaf sympathy with the Ruyal famil
hrortg'hout the empire, The negotia
ions going on between Her Majesty
esevernment and the United States re
gardin,g the seal -fishery in the Belirin
Sea, are nett referred to --then the in
torrna.l discussions lately had betwee
the authorities at Washington an
members of the Dominion Cabine
"While 'eke announcement of this las
Interview is in a measure nou-commit
eat, there is enough to show that a
malleable understanding wes reache
regarding several matters of Internet
:Ronal importance which.. bids fair to b
•esf mutual advantage to both couutrie
''fie report of the Commission on th
working of the Civil Service Aet wil
•eceupy a large share of pailiamentar
Attention. Other matters of uationa
interest will come before Parliament
-such aa the fishery regulations in Brit
_an Columbia -some improvements o
the:eriminal law -the redistribution o
steels in the House of Commons, recess
;.ted by. the Last census --fixing th
boundaries of the Western territorie
-certain amendments of the Civil Ser
evict Act -and the economizing of tIr
=venue by amalgamating the Depart
u eats of Marine and Fisheries unde
erne head. These are the chief salien
cutis in the address from the throne
and from what we know of the leade
in the House of Commons and the able
+nisters 'of the Cabinet associated
;with him, backed as they are now with
a bandsome working majority that re -
Sects the intelligence and loyal attach
MIA.:it of our people to British Institut
ions, we may reasonably expect that
the present session• of parliament Will
te fruitful of legislation that will. re
rmud to the general benefit of this
essuritey. While the Opposition, owing
sta the sweeping csectoral -triumphs of
.ate fast few weeks in favor of the pre
tn.t government, are powerless to oh-
uct the course of good legislation, -
it is to be hoped that the valuable time
sof the Commons will n of be frittered
;?sway by Iisteni.ng to a rehash of "cauld
keit het again;, in the shape of thread.
-Charges of scandal and corruption
and ria -feasance which as ghosts of a
saneibund policy should be laid forev-
er.
LEER MAJESTY'S LETTER TO
HER SUBJECTS.
nothing perhaps in the form of re-
nt literature has awakened such a
.sponse in the hearts of British sub
.*ets as Her Majesty's letter touching
the
elecath of her gzantlson, the late
Bake of Clarence and Avondale. Com-
ing from such a source, it shows how
:deep is the sympathy and strong the
.s,chment that binds together the
ehrene and the Empire. As a woman
and a Queen our grecious Sovereign
Iter message of sorrowful gratitude
Ate the millions of subjects, that have
see touchingly expressed condolence,
'with the royal family in their late be
arcave:m.ent, has touched a chord that
gilt vibrate throughout the length and
istre acith of the Imperial dominions. No
Tsenerch has ever commanded the re
:abet and enlisted the affections of the
/maple of this widely extended empire
se thoroughly and universally as
+lll;ateen Victoria; and the reason for
:mach unparallelednop y in ularit 'lies t
the blamelessness of her life, the tact
she has always displayed in ruling ova
err dee elation, and the deep womanly
feeling evinced at all times in the con-
diti stt end 'welfare of her subjects, It
II.% a rare attainment to witness in So
osalted a positiqu such a coflbination
of high etialities; -.real In the discharge.
o£ public duty, tvtth.a spotless late and
a tender sympathc•tiv raped :.for the.
feelin,fs of pier snbjects,---ito that evict-
ted by gee ldajesty the; Queen during
the fifty-five years of her eventful
reign. As the letter itself states, 'fifer.
Majesty's "bereavements during the
last thirty years of her reign have
been heavy," brit we may well recipro•
Cate the earnest prayer expressed by -
our beloved monarch that "the Al-
mighty may continua to give her
health and strength to work for the
good and happiness of the Empire
while life lasts." The touching ellus
ion by Flee Majesty to the character o'
the late prince as "full of promise, ami-
able and gentle, and endearing hits•
self to all, is an effectual answer to
the unfounded reflections on the part
of a portion of the American press re-
garding the kite Prince, We give bo -
low, for the benefit of our readers, a
copy of I-Ier'Majesty's letter addressed
to the Secretary of State for the Home
Departineut:
"Osborne, January 26, 1892.
"I must once again give expression
to my deep sense of the loyalty and
affectionate sympathy evinced by my
subjects in every part of my Empire
on an occasion .more sad and: tragical
than any but one which has befallen
ire and mine, as well as the Nation.
The overwhelming misfortune of my
dearly loved Grandson having been
thus suddenly cut off in the flour'sf his
age, full of promise for the future, ane
iable and gentle, and endearing him-
self to all, renders it hard for his Sorel-
stricken parents, his dear young Bride
and his fond Grandmother to bow in
submission to the inscrtuahle decrees
of Providence.
'The sympathy of millions,' which
has been so touchingly and visibly ex.
pressed, is deeply gratifying at such a
time, and I wish, both in My own.n tme
and that of my children, to express•
from my heart, my warm gratitude to
all.
"These testimonies of sympathy with
us, and appreciation of mydearGrand.
son, whom I loved as a Son, and whose
,devotion to me was as great as that of
a Son,will be a help and consolation to
me and mine in our affliction:
"My bereavements during the last
thirty years of.my reign have indeed
been heavy. Though the labours;;
anxieties, and responsibilities insepar-
able from my position have been -great
yet it is my earnest prayer that God
may continue to give me health and
strength to work for the good and hap
piness of my dear Country and Empire
while life last. "VICTORIA, R.I."
i11ORE TICTO1?IES.
Since our last issue two more sub_
stantial victories have been gained by
the Conservatives -East Simeoe and
London. This makes 23 Conservati,ye
returns from the bye elections as a-
gainst 6 for the Grits, Surely the pee.
pie of Canada have spoken very decis-
ively against political boodling, an
nexation, and unrestricted reciprocity -
The majority for the Government in
the House of Commons will now be
forty-five (45).
210TVA T'S BILL are FARE
Is meagre and contains nothing but
cold victuals, The death of the Duke of
Clarence is appropriated notice; the
fanners are congratulated upon their
bountiful harvest; the receipts from
wood and forests and crown lands are
said to be greater than in previous
years; the desirability of establishing.
a forest reservation and park in part of
the Nipissing district is to be looked in.
to; mining in Ontario is said to be in-
juriously affected by the prevailing
depression in the United States and
England; the progress and condition
of public and uuiversity buildings is,
described; the public accounts are sub-
mitted, andanumber
ofr ,
p oposiid a
mendments to the law are mentioned.
The speech from the' throne is free
from clap doodle references •• to Domin•
ion politics which have found a place
in that historic document in former
years at the instance of Mr. Mowat,and
tnis improvement must commend itself
to every right-minded citizen. That
great and truly pious man seems to
have the Conservative party pretey
well held under in our provincial coun-
ty council, and the prospects are that
this state of things will continue as
long as conservatives that that christ-
ian beuigoity towards . him and his
government, which might bo thought
the outcome of a milk -and -watery
Quakerism. It is perhaps natural that
the wider stage at Ottawa should prove
a strong attraction to able men in our
ranks, but it is nevertheless a subject
of regret that more of them do not
turn their attention to Ontario politics
for the purposo of "busting"' Mowat's
OR1 Ail» AEE
SPANISH NERVINE
'RE einnex Sx'.d.PXISEE R14NEDY•, easily, quickly and •
Permanently restotas, Weakness, Nervousness and Teost fl auhood,-
A, GOARAS7sttn specific for lits and Neuralgia, Hysteria, Dizziness,
Convisions, Nervous I'rostlation caused by the use o f Tobacco or
Alcohol. Loss of Power in either Sex, Involuntary Losses caused by
over_indglgenoe. We guarantee six boxes 10 cure any case or refund
oss, the money, $1 a box. 6 boxes for 3S' Address U.S. ♦ ents Span.
ire Medicine Co., Petro% Ditch. Sold bydr'ugglsts,
h`or bales in Exeter by J. W. ll*oRvxli.ltp;.
machine, The loom gQye .flrnont isnot
as bad as that of Egypt under native
rulers, nor not as good as it would be
if we administered it; but the party in
power maintains itself there partly by,
a bureaucratic system and partly by'
the fact that the personnel of the oppo)
sition is on the whole weak.'
ELL'CTION ECHOES.
Mr, Girouard, (Conservative), w as
elected to the House of Commons in
Two Mountains on Saturday last week
by a majority of 453. The conserva-
tive majority last March, When Mr,
Benoit was eleete:t, was 287.
Vaudrenil was redeemed by the
Conservatives an February 29th, de-
feating, Mr, Harwood, (Grit) by a ma-
jority of 35 for Mr. McMillf n,
The writ for the now elections in
South Perth has been issued. The
nomination takes place on Thursday
March 3rd ;to day) and the election on
March 10th and as the caudidate, Mr.
Pridhem, is a farmer and cattle dealer
he is looked upon as a strongcanclidate
No doubt they well find it out by the
10th of March.
Quebec West fell into line on Friday
last and elected . Mr. 'Hearn by 880:
Dila is a largely increased majority
Over that secured by Heli, Thos' Mc-
Greevy last March.
The result of Thursday's election
last Week was another gain for the
conservative. In the election in March
last Dr. Sphen was elected by 207 of a
majority ever, the conservative candi-
date Mr. Bennett, but this time it has
reversal and elected Mr. Sennett by a
majority of 35. Ever since confeder-
ation this riding has returned a grit
representative but now it has been re.
deemed.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
will be given for a case of catarrh that
cannot be cured permanently by
Clark's Catarrh Cure. Step right up
to the office and prove your case and
get the reward. Thousands have
tried this remedy, but no one has
claimed the reward, because it cures
in every case. If you have a cold or
are troubled with ,catarrh, ask your
druggist for Clark's' Catarrh Cure,
price 50 cents, and see what a pleasant,
relief it will be itistautly. If' you are
asked to take something else, send to
us direct amt, we will send you a bottle
by trail on receipt of price. Clark`
Chemical Co., Toronto, Now York.
E
y�r
r
'9
"I inherit some tendeucy'to Dys-
y: a from my mother. I suffered
years in. this way ; consulted a
umber of doctors. They did me
no good. I then used
. •,1=ovecl in your Augtist Plower
and it was justtwo
sehen I felt great relief. I soon
t tee thest I could sleep and eat, and
a that I was well. That was
years s ago, and I ern still first-
class. I am never
>r- 'Dan, without a bottle, and
if I'feel constipated
.e 1 -•t particle a dose or two of
st Plower does the work. The
of the medicine is, that you
ca:: stop the use of it without any bad
effects on the systeti:l
Con „ ti pat:on While I was sick I
felt everything it
to me' a man could feel. I
was of all men most miserable. I can
way, in conclusion, that I believe
HA RL'k$3�NE'ACHE
POtWdtERSC
ALI,. HEADAHE..
'They are not adver-
Used to cure every-
t7linp,bu, sintysfy heail-
aehea. :pry Meeo, it
will cost li,it bu eeacc
oraa bteoss.as and tgeU (4."e(4."elir m
They aro nota Cathartic.
CALTION.
EACH PING OF THE
MYRTLE
IS MARKED
0
IN BRONZE LETTERS,
NONE OTHER CENi1INE
NTEL TQL
A complete stock of
Pare and Reliable Drugs
ALWAYS Ji..E''T.
Pitiit PgtoRtrflogicigs,BNAgos,
Druggist's
y� r S i1ies
At right and reasonable prices.
Prescriptions
and Family Receipts
Carefully Prepared.
Wiiig's Co!1IIit!o I'o!Nr1J3r
the best in the market.
C. LITTZ, PROP.
London Huron & Bruce Railway
Passenger Tinte Table,
GOING 1 onTx.
a.m p.m.
London,dep't8.05 4.25.
Lucan Cros'g. 3,47 5.20.
Clandoboye _'8 52 5 28.
Centralia 9.05 045.
EXETER 9.16 5.57.
Hansen 9.28 6.09
Kippen 0.34 0.17.
Bruce -field 9.42 6.26.
Clinton 10.00 6.45.
Londesboro' 10.10 7.03
Bl,p th 10,28 7.12,
13elgrave 10:12 7.27.
Windham 11.00 7.45.
GOINGSOuTE.
a.m. p.m.
Wingham 7.05 34.0. 'rave 7.24 4.00.
Blyth.. 7.38 4.15.
Londosboro' 7:47 4.25.
Clinton 8.07 4:45.
Brucofleld 8.26 5.04
hipper 8.34 5.12
Hensall 8.41. 6.19.
EXETER 8.57 5.33
Centralia 9.00 5.46.
Clandeboye 9.18 5.56
Lunen Cros'g9.24 6.02
London a,rr 10 15 64.5
W. G. Bissau's Livery.
First Class Horses and Rigs.
SPECIAL RATES WiTH
COMMERCIAL MEN.
Orders left at Bissett Bros.' Hardware
Store, will receive prompt attention.`
TERMS REASONABLE
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
W. G. BISSETT.
FURNITURE
e a„ i ,st.Flower will cure anyone of -AT--
indigestion; if taken
1..fc of leery with judgment, A. TIB 97 1
M. Weed, 229 Belle -Y'S
fnit,,iie 5t.. Illciiananc'_is. Ild." ,®
ARE NOT a Pur.
gative Medi-
cine. They are -n.
BLOOD Bvranna,
TONIC and Tilton-
aTnuc oso as they
supply in a condensed
form the substancee.
actually needed to en-
rich the Blood; during.
all diseases coming
from Poon and Wax.
RY BLoOn, or from
VITIATED HUMORS in
the BLOOD, and also
invigorate and BU/LD
UP the BLOOD and
ersrEar, When broken
,down by overwork,
mental worry, disease,
excesses and Indisere
tions. They have a
SPECIFIC AOTION on
the SEXUAL SYSTIIM Of
bbth mon and women,
restoring LOST VISOR
and correcting all
IRRL+'SULARITTI.7S and.
SUPPRESSIONS,
EVERY MAN who finds his mental fat.
®® Eli Gil ulnen dull or failinr, or
ilia physical powers 'flagging, should take these
PILLs. They will restore his lost energies, both
physical and mental.
EVERYWOMAN EVERY �' should talcs; therm
•e{NillTheycure :all sup•
pressions and irregularities, which inevitably
entail sickness when neglected.
YOUNG
should take thesoPllss,
G 08ANG EN They vrll. euro the re.
sults of youthful batt habits, and strengthen the.
system.
YOUNG WOMEN should take there,
Thote ILLS visa
make' then& regular. •
u or sale by all druggists, or 'will bo sent upon
receipt of price (filo. per box), by addressing
Til
An, nett .ratsu8' erns. CO,
.2#rockvilic. Ort,
0
A very large stock on hand now to
select from in the way of Parlor, Bed
room and Dining 0o D a Rooui'suits at nearly
half the usual price. 150 Looking
Glasses from 10e and up. Hundreds of
feet of Picture Mouldings to choose
from, cheap. Easy Chairs and a great
variety of other Goods suitable for
Xmas presents and in fact everything
usually kept in a first class furnishing
house all for prices away down. A good
dozen chairs for $2.' Come and •see
our $1.75 panel Ben that we "BLOW
ABOUT", the reason we • blow is we
have the goods to back it up. Bring
along your easy chairs and Parlor Fui'-
nitttre that need re covering as wehave
a beautiful stock of covers with cord &
gimp to match, Drop in even if you
don't want to buy, will be happy to see
you,
UNDERTAKING
A complete stock of everything in 1
this line from: the cheapest to the high
est. Also the only Embalmers. Re
member the name and place
GIDLEY'S
Odd -Fellows Block. Opposite
Stationery.
g's
Clotlillg }i0115E
are the latest goods in ---
FALL AND WINTER SUIT .cc
and overcoatings, just arrived.
All will be made up in the Latest Style and •a
Good fit Every Time or no Sale.
AT PAGES kwAY DOWN.
Remeruber the Stand one Door North of E. II, Fish's
Barber Shop.
Give me a call.
. H. GRIEVE.
1earillg
a1c at BissEt[
'. .'r's-'Sif.• 'ar,.k'r,7a,�,t15' - itirt?ir p7.ft :nest
We have 15
Crosscut Saws,
66 3 dozen Axes
•
which must be cleared out at wholesale prices. We have a
large stock of TU ! ULAR itANTERNS��'llicli most
go at the following prices: -
5c., 55c0, 65c., and 75c.
Also a few more of those cheap Library Lamps at actual cost
Lamp goods of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest.
Call and inspect our Stoop before buying.
As usual our stock of Hardware, Stoves and tinware is com-
plete and we defy competition.
BISSETTBROS.
R OBT. N. BOWS, UNDERTAKER
And Furniture Dealer.
AIN -ST. EX E E
.
MPT1- 3
I have a jos the remedy for the above disease; by its
use thousands of cases of the worst hind and of long
standing have been cured. Indeed: so strong is my faith
hi its efficacy, that I wilt send TWO BOTTLES FREE,
with a'VALUABLE .TREATISE on this disessa to .any
sufferer who will send me their EXPRESS and P.O. address,
T. A. SLOCUM, M. O. 186 ADELAIDE
ST., WEST, Ti ORONTO,'ONT,
RUH JI1llsioI lltrllifl
Exeter Roller kills.
EMPORIUM.
MAEU(ET REPORTS.
WHEAT 0.90 TO 0.95 per bush
Qui' Selling Prices.
Flour, strong bakers', $3 00 per 100
" best family, 2.50 " "
" low grade,
Bran,
.
Screenings,.
Chop,
2,00 ` " "
70
" "
90 " "
100 " "
1.10 to 1.25 '• "
Chop stone running every day,
TERMS CASH.
The Exeter Willing Co
SHILOH'S
CONS '..0 M PTiON
CURE■
This GREAT,COUGH CURE, this suc-
cessful CONSUMPTION CURE, is without
a parallel in the history of medicine. All
druggists are, authorized to sell it on a pos-
itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can
successfully stand. If you have a Cough,
Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for it will
cure you. If your child has the Croup, or
Whooping Cetigh, use it promptly, and relief
is sure. If you dreaolrthat insidious disease
eoNSUDIPTION, don't fail to use it, it will
cure you or cost nothing, Ask your Drug-
gist for SHILOH'S CURE, Price so cts.,
5o cts. and $i.00,
1
AL1
`iunu•ta.
PERMS & MARTIN, PROPS.
We cary the most complete stock of
Musical instruments in the county.
PIANOS,
ORGANS.
VIOLINS,
ALSO
SEWING MACHINES,
BTCYJES,
FARM IMPLEMENTS &e
The above instruments always on
hand.
Turas to suit
Purcllasers.
GIVE US A GALL
E bERYTHING,
AWAY DOWN,,
PERKINS & MA RTIN