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TRITBSDAY, ami.e 2nd, 3.892
TRE AD 1rOCA TE'S ANNIVER-
SARY/
Piet yeara ago the ADY0OATIS made
Ste heat hppearence els .a. Oeuridian
.Yeurtal, and altheugh its early period
WM fraught with straggles and disap-
pintmeats, as is the easehvith allven-
tares, it has long sine Ku:mounted
time obstaclee and has left the danger
-aselek of possible beam buried in ob-
livion, and we now dream *hopefully of
eeming yoars of usefulnees and pros ,
eserity and are admonished to believe
that owr patrane will in future, as in
the past, give ns their w1ling and
Marty sapport. It is quite evident
:re -one the rapid increase of our &mile -
tie; and our patronage otherwise
keeping pace with it, that our
etvarse has been approved of by the
public. To -day we occupy one of the
"beet positions among the provincial
weekly paper's, and notwithstanding
the depression in trade throughout the
3and, we cat point with Fide to great-
er ineprovements and mere perfect .facs
Sides for turning out work in our office
than any of our confreres. As in the
ast, so in the time to come the ADVO
CATE Will be found in the front rank.
We have advocated the great Censer-
aeryatiye cause, believing that to be
The best adapted policy for our cc:unsay,
2.11t1 We are confident that it will al.
ways remain Conservative as long as
the policy of that party is, hi our opin-
Sem calculated to promote the welfare
of our fair Dominion. In concluding
this retrospect we hope that our 'friends
who have kindly and liberally support-
ed us in the past will continue to do so,
and we sincerely promise in return
fall value for your money and general
eatisfaction.
Yours Respectfully,
THE PUBLISHERS.
DOMINION DAY!
A movement has been inaugurated
in Toronto for observing the 25th An-
alyersary of Confederation. The pro-
'eriety of such a step. commends itself
le the good sense of all intelligent sons
ef Canada, in order to keep alive the
national senthnent, and as being a fit
and proper time to take stock of the
progress Made during•the first quarter
era century of our national existence.
We all know- with what zeal Out cane -
ens of the neighboring republic observe
every fourth of July to commemorate
tem day of their independence. Why
then should not we in Canada, who
leave relatively made greater progress
than did the United States in the same
period of time, set up our ensign and
display OUT banners to commemorate
an event which without the din of
arms or smoke of battle inaugurated
tliTir national existence? The celebra-
tion in Toronto. we doubt not, will be
worthy of the occasion; and it is to be
loped that for the nonce all sectional-
ism—political and religious—will be
begotten in the one universal desire of
'ehe bornmunity to make a celebration
that will do honor • to Canada. Why
should not every city, •townand vi.17
Sage of our widely extended Domiraon
•anite in following Toronto's example?
—lee that our first quarter of e centueys
existence as a distinct nationality may
be duly observed from ocean to ocean.
THE EXHIBIT AT CHICAGO
Manufacturers in England are refus-
ing to send goods to Chicago for exhi-
Tention at the Columbian fair. Why,
ehey ask, should they be at the ex -
Tense of exhibiting their wares in a
eountry which refuses to buy from
illaem? The. McKinley tariff is an act
eommercial war, and they see no
gmr1 results likely to come from turn.
beg their other cheek'to the people who
leave smitten them. They are not dis-
posed to pay money to build up the
teado.of a country Which has become
their riyal, and -whicti builds a trade
'Seerriex against them. Above all, they
nOt want to send samples of their
goods to be pirated by the people who
cannot under any circumstances be
thesr customers. We cannot say how
general this feeling is in Great Britain
Ceentinly it is entertained by a large
eletrober, and the probability is that the
Beitiele exhibit at Chicago will be, net -
eller large nor valuable,
It saay be said that the McKinley
earirstrikes at Canada as well as at
411:teat Britain, and that the reasons
whielt prompt British manufactures to
eefuse to exhibit )1110111cl have a like
'Met on Caeadians, But the cases of
the two countries are tot similar It
2. truesthe MeKinley bill svaa.airned at
Stfeneole. as enueli as at Great Britain;
if it httrts Ile lese it is because the
,
authors of thathostile mashies failed
in their ealculatioas and walind eat° in
the mother country , for the ', prod acts
which the tariff excludes trent the re-
Sthe it will be distiactly hi
the latere.et of Canada to exhibit her
products at Chicago, To a large ex.
tent Canada and the United States are
rivals. The Dominion eat show better
Wheat, barley, flour, cheese, bread, oats
and many other articles that the Units
ed.States (San show. Thousands of tho.
foreigeors who will go to Chicago will
go with an eye to basinese. Thev will
there learn that they can buy statY
better quality in Canada
then in the Visited States, while the
prices will be as low, and. possibly a
little lower. By all meats let Canada
make the best exhibit at the Celumbi-
au exhibition he possibly can make.
It is a matter of business,
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THE WORLD'S EXPOSITION !
—.1898. ---
Active preparations are being made
for the coming World's Exposition to
be held in Chicago next year. We are
glad to observe that satisfactory ar-
rangemeuts are -la progress for giying
to Canada increased accomodation for
our exhibits, as compared with the
space allotted to ns at the Centennial
Exhibition heltlin Philadelphia. Now
that as a ycung nation we shall have
attained our twenty-fifth year on the•
first day of July, it stands us in hand
to embrace the present opportunity of
showing to the world the vast extent
and variety of our mineral, agricultur-
al, industrial, and artistieal resources.
We can scarcely hope to vie with, far
less to rival,our neighbors to the South
of us iu manufactures or inert. But
in our natural resources, and in the
products of Canada both by land and
sea, the forest and the mine, there 13
little doubt that we can make as cred-
itable an exhibit as any.couutry in the
world. It is satisfactory to know that
this Province of Ontario, as well as the
Dominion in general, is to be well and
ably represented by Commissioners ap-
pointed by the federal and provincial
governments respectively, both of
which have made arrangements for
conveying free of charge for transit all
articles for. exhibition, Including the
cost of placing the exhibits. So that
our people,more especially the farming
community,haveevery encouragement
to make the best possible showing at
the great International Fair. There
are numbers of articles in which it is
to. our advantage that other nations
should be made acquainted: with the
resources and capabilities of Canada,
with a view to the deVelopenient and
farther entension of our present grow-
ing trade with other countries. In
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, dairy pro-
duce, fruit, grain and other farm pro-
ducts—as well as in our mines and
minerals, fisherieseimber, &c.,—we are
persuaded that a most creditable ex-
hibit can be presented from this Dom-
inion, one that will proye the very best
adyertisement of our illiniitableresour-
ces. It only needs that our people
make a decided effort in displaying
Canada's natural and industrial re-
sources—and the result will prove ben-
eficial to ourselves and a surprise to
other natiens. The Exposition at Chic
age will open on the first of May, 1893.
and continue open until the end of Oc-
tober. All entries from Canada Must
be made by 31.st of 'July, 1892.
TITLES CONFERRED.
It has been customary for the reigu.
ing monarch of Great Britain on hie or
her na,telda,y to confer honors on some
of their loyal subjects, and in certain
cases to extend to state prisonersthe
royal;pardon. On the occasion of Her
Majesty, Queen Victoria, attaining her
73rd year, sow,' al titles of distinction
be bestowed as marks of the interest
felt by our Sovereign in the welfare of
her subjects. Canada was not forgot-
ten in this distribution of royal favors
on the 24th of May last; when the news
was flashed across the Atlantic cable
and communicated through the press
on the following morning, that four
Canaclians of distinetion had titles of
honor conferred upon them by Her
Majesty the Queen. These were the
Premier of the Dominion, the Prelnier
of Ontario, the Chief Justice of Quebec
province, and Dr. Dawson of the Geo-
logical Survey staff. So that by virtue
of Her Majesty's appointment we
have the following names and titles:
Sir John Abbott, K.C.M.G.; Sir Oliver
Mowat, K.C.111.G.; Sir Alex. Lacoste
K.C.M.G.; Dr, G. M. Dawson, C.M.G, It
was befitting that the Premier of the
Dominion should be thus honored by
Itis Soyereign—as, all thing's being eq-
ual, Sir John Abbott Sheald not hold a
position interim in tank to that of any
member of the Cabinet. The peopriety
of such Mr honor will be patent to eve
erybody—both from the position held
by the Penne Minister of' thie Dominion,
and on the ground of his own persona
and political merits,. It was to, he
pooted also that the Preeder of Ontario
who has inieci tli4t office for so many
years with marked ability,should be
hoimred by Her Majesty, not ouly be-
cause Sir Oliver Mowat was the chief
political fig -ore in the largest and most
iteportant Province of the, Dominion,
bat above all because of his oatspoken
expreseimie of loyalty and attachment
to the throne of Beitaiusseaud that at a
time when ceetain leading men of his
own political stripe were hob-nobbing
with Washington, and kluging: (leen
in the estimatimhof their folibwers the
prestige of British institutions,
The Toronto Globe, with that per-
verse admiration for everything Amer
can for which it has lately been chat:-
acterized, has thrown cold water over
the title conferred on Sir Oliver Mowat
and has even spoken sneeringly And
sarcastically of the honor bestowed, re -
Minding its readers that the Fehediee
Of Egypt and "a quondam Irish esibell,
(Sir Charles Gavan Duffy) weee simil-
arly honored by Her Majesty, Theep-
pointmeat has evidently been a sore
cut to the peer old Globe, inasnaten 0.8
it robs the readers and supporters of
the poor satiefaeltion of belieying that
Mowat (Sir Oliver, we beg his par-
don) would never again offend Isis
party by publishing' anti -annexation
epistles to damp their ardent epirits.
As tattle other hotoraecenfeeked on
Canadians,on Her Majesty's natal day,
eyeey one will admit the propriety of
Quebec being honored in the person of
its highest judicial functionary, and
also the School of Science receiving re-
cognition in the person of one of its
distinguished pupils whose report on
the Behring Seal Fishery question will
form a part of Canadiau history, It is
quite evident from the recent action of
Her Majesty in bestowing the above
titles, on the advice' no doubt • of His
Excellency, the Governor,(3eneral, that
Canada is beginning to receive its due
recognition at the hands of the Imper-
ial authorities.
B.ay Council.
Council -met pursuant to adjourn-
ment in the town hall on. Saturday,
May 21; all the members present. Kens.
ficish—Schnells—that the following
chancre be made in the.asseesment roll;
joheDunsart, dog struck off; Lot.24,
L. R. E., two dogs struck off; Central
part let 9, Con. 15, assess to Henry
Keenger; Ed. Marshall; struck off; Hen.
Yager, one dog btruck off; E e lot le,
con. 6, reduced $100.—Caeried. VoetISL
er—Kalbfieish—Thet a 110We:toad divi-
sion ÷,o be kinesyn as 15.A, ind consist-
ing of 11, 12; 13, 14 atichlii'in• eon, V
litiformed with Alex. Muna as path.
inaster,—Carried Kalbfleish—Schnell
—.That oileequest of Messrs. Gies and
Schwalm the clerk be 'instructed to
notify all perties effected by the Little.
Marsh. Drait tuat the -matter of clean-
ing out said drain will be taken up at
next meeting of the council. Lots af-
SPANISH NERVINE
TR* .911g4'r spAxxsu R141dADT, eaSilY,, quickly axtd'
eerreecieetty restores weeeeess, NOFYOUSUESS and Ifost Nantiood,
A GoAgaiT4ED.SPeCiii0 for Ititp and Nearalgia, Hysteria, Dizzioess,
Oonvisions, ,lierveas Prostration caused by the use o 1 Tobacco or
Alcohol, Loss of Power ie either §Pa, Involuntary Losses' caused by '
over -indulgence. We guarantee six boxes to core any case or refinid
num= 410) Arzim usu. the xtnuandlY014.1loi avobos:D. 0enterroea.fomr $igh. ddress Uso.lSd,bAygderungisStap,- '
For time ;in Exeter by .7. 'W. li8rowtaisit.7.
totstomoomitillim
tretenIng the Moto:
At night is always a trouble, and it is
often an entirely unnecessary
. trouble if
Perry- Davis!'
117 114
KILLE
Is Kept in the house. A few drops
of this old remedy in a little sweet-
ened water or milk, brings prompt
relief: Sok/ everywhere.
r"
1 -lave you seen the New
•BIG BOTTLE
Olcl Price 25'Cent
feeted are 22 to 28 inelusive in con. 10
and 16 and 19 on North Boundary.—
C'arried. Turnbull—Voelker—that the
reeve and treasurer be instructed to
borrow on the credit of the municipal-
ity the sum of $2,000 to meet current
expenses.—Carried, Turnbull—Veal-
ker—that the following be appointed
Road Commissioners: North Boundary,
H. Gies and Charles Troyer; Seuth
Boundary, Henry Yager and Daniel
Shaeffer; Centre Road, Div. 1, R. Car
lisle; Div, 2, G. Parker; Div. 3, H.
Wurm; Div. 4, Nelson Massee -Carried.
The:following accounts were ordered
to be paid,—J. Bilderbrand eare of
Catray $12; M. Wainer culvert Sauble
line $1; J. Carte, culverts $7; C.H.olbein
calvert Bronson line $5; Dr. Thompson
attendance on Margaret McVeigh $30;
Kasper Weber repairing hole in Centro
road 75c.; Sam Latta part eatery $e0;
R. Hicks contractor H. S. D. $274,00.
Council then adjoareed to meet again
on June 25 at 10 a.m. S. J. LATTA,
Clerk.
Great dissatisfaction exists among
the Church of England people at Pe-
trolia over the remoyal of Rev. R. Mc -
Cosh, reetor of that parish,to the perish
of Chathanaehrithout the ,congregation
hevingebetni consented in any way.
The preceeding has tended to do the
church here much harm aud. is likely
to result in a division of the congrega-
tion, as some of them openly oxpress
their intention of applying to have
branch ef. .the Reformed Episcopal
Church established here. It is stated
that negotiations are already on foot
with that object in view.
gar...neanwtosowevetnreKsemonewfwuresomelormsocva• ..,aammanammio
William, A. Lehr
of 'Kendallville, Ltd., says Hood's
Hood's Sarsaparilla is
King of edicines
And His Cure WA
!most a ' iwacie
"C. I. Hood .6; Co., Lowell, Mass.
'Gentlemen: When I was 14 years of age
I was confined to my bed for several limns
byttu attack of rheumatism, and when I had
partially recovered I 010 not have the use of
My legs, so that I had to go on crutches.
About a year later, Scrofula, in the form of
White &we-11111gs,
appeared on various parts of my body, and
for eleven years I Was an invalid, being cod -
tinted to my bed six years. 'In that ti3113
ten or eleven of these sores appeared and
broke, cauSing me great pain and suffering.
Several Mines pieces of bone worked out of
the sores. Physicians ditinot help tie and
Decame Discouraged
want to Chicago to visit a Sister, as it
Was thottght a change of air and Scene might
do mo good. But I was confined to My bed ,
Most of the time. 1 was so impressed
with the success of Pood's Sarsaparilla
in meg similar to mine that I decided to try
it So a bottle was bought, and to my greitt
gratification the soros soon decreased and I
began to feel better. This strengthened my
faith in the medicine, and Ina short time I Was
Up and Out of Doors
To make a long story short, I continued to
, take Hood's Sarsaparilla for a year, when
bad become so fully released from the chains
di dISease that I took a position+ with the
Mint ar, Walling Mfg. Co,,and since that time
haVe not lost a single day on aecouttb of
SieknesS. I always feel well, aln in good
spirit% and have a geed appetite. T endorse,
Hood's Sarsaparilia
for it bee been a great blessing to nie, end to
my friends myreeovery seems almost mirac-
talons.. I think }Media SerSeparllice Is the
king' of0.11 tedielneas 'Metes sea. ratan;
No 9IsTorth Railroad St., Hondelltalle, Ind.
Hodd's kilts care Billoueneits.
SIECIamiallacoloallislanentistammarcte
SP11.11g SUIE111.81' Suits.
10[11111.1.111,1•MMIMISMUME151.110
Having added a stock of
FINE WOOLLENS, CLOTHS,
WORSTEDS, OASSIMERES,
TINOS, TROUSER-
gle,, Bo,
I am now preeared to meet the wants
of my- customers and all otherin need
of clothes. A complete, stock at lowest
prices.
'articular Attention Given to Orders.
Over F. J. Knight's Grocer
Store,
BERT. KNIGHT.
wrommrsTr.elwardl.samitarnM.D....rusoLrearimmdrimemannallor.
PALACE BAKERY
The undersigned having handsome-
ly fitted up hie parlor and restaurant
, —will Serve— .
ICE CREAM
during the Summer Season, Also a
large supply of
Confectionery, Bread Buns,
Cakes Ste.
, Visits gxeter every Wednesday and
8aturday afternoon, All orders left
with George, Sanders promptly attend-
ed to.
Oystere and fruits of all kinds in
their season,
13, W. ros,
Hensall.
Has been appointed sole agent
for the
—
THE GANAHOONE DRY EARTH
CLOSET.
Cheap, compact and a splen-
did arrangement for a bed-
room. A want in every house-
hold supplied at small cost.
Call at once and see it.
na, IT. Rowe.
Counkenrweav
Trill DflUTTOfl
A complete stock of
PUN and Reliable Mos
ALWAYS KEPT.
Palmit Sow
turnist's Suggs
11 t right and reasonable prices.
Prescriptions
and Family Receipts
Carefully Prepared.
W!iiit' Ifitllu1Polifif
the best ill the market,
C. LTITZ. PROP.
London Huron c% Bruce Railway
raSeenger Time Table,
GOING NORT31.
a.m.p.m.
London,dep't 8.05 9.05.
LueanCros'g 8.47 5.20.
Clandeboye 850 518,
Centralia, 9.05 5.45.
EXETE:R 9.16 5.57,
Hensall 9.28 6.09
Hippen 9.84 6.17
ciiriin:natnofinel.e. 160..4020 60:2465:
Londesboro' 10.19 7.08.
Blyth 10.28 7.12.
lielgrave 10.42 7.27.
Winghana 1100 7.45,
Goma Soutar.
4
Winghara 7.111.15118110..
Belgrave 7.24 4.00.
Blyth 7.88 4.15,
Londesboro' 7.47 4.25.
Clinton 8.07 4.95.
Brueefield 8,26 5.04
Hippen 8.84 5.12.
Hensall 8.41 5.19
EXETER 8.57 5.88'
Centralia 9.09 5.15
Clandeboye 9.18 5.56
Lucan Cros'g 9.04 6.02
London aar tO 15 64.5
Cat TION.
EACII PLUG- OF THE
•MYRTLE BKNAVY
IS MA
0
IN BRONZE LETTERS.
NONE OTHER GENUINE
$75,000.00.
—All Del:eons who want—
CHEAP EY
at 51e, 6 and 61, PER CENT should call
—at the—
Office of R. 1-x. comdrin
140••••••••• moo*.
flOTICE TO OBEMTORS.
In the matter of the Estate of Lawrence
Bennett, Yeoman, Deceased.
NOtie,S is hereby, given pursuant to Chap-
ter he of The Revised Statutes of Ontario,
1887, that all persons having claims against,
the Estate of Lawrence Bennett, Into of the
Township of Usborno in the Couriky.of Hur-
on, yeoman, deceased, who died on Or itbout
the itis day of littreh, A. IL 1888, are required
to deliver or sonS. b.v post prepait to the na-
clersigned,Soliciters far Ann Ttenn ett,th etAcl-
ministrittrix of then eal and Par8onal Es ta te
of the said (Incased, on or before
The 15th day of June 1892
a statement in -writing eontaiting their
names., addresses and descriptions with full
partiettlars of their claims duly verified hy
Statutory Declaration and the nature of the
Security (if any) held by them, .Ancl that af.
ter the said last mentioned date the said ad -
m inis trittrik will 'proceed to distribute the as-
sets of the Matt Deceased's Eatate aM611,?` the
parties entitled thereto, having rega,th only
to those elaims of WhiCh 11061C8 '..81.1:111, have
been reeeiv ad as above required ,and the said
Arlin in is tra trix will not h.0 liable for the said
Assets or any part thereof so distributed,„to
any petgon or persons of whose Claims notice
A:all net have been received at the time of
Stich distrilattiom
ELLIOT & ELLIOT,
Selicitors fOr Adminiattatrig,
ter, On t.
Dated this gbh aay oi ethyl 1892. Exe
'010,0,t4 A.100
Having' purchased the interest of S' '-
MR, ROBERT RICHARDSON in the
Floilr and Ihied business 1 wish to an-
nounce to all customers that 1: will con-
tinue to supply all kinds of
rozioun AND 19:MED
to those in need of such and will be
found in the stand,*
DREW'S BLOCK
OPPOSIT.E TOWN HALL,
with a full line of
.6.11 Rands of Sob.
,
Provisions delivered to all parts of
the village with promptitude.
Highest cash price paid for. Butter
and eggs.
JESSE WESTCOTT Prop
•
All accounts must be settled with
the proprietor as soon as convenient
for those indebted to the same.
READ AND LEARN. An
That oar Planing Mill, Sash Door ss
Emit ory is fitted tip with the latest improve -
=exits. We are prepareni to do planing and
m a tching, band and scrollsa wing , turning
moulding, grooving and all kinds of mach-
ine work on shortest notice.
In our LUMBER YARD you will find a
large and well assorted stock of all kinds of
buildieg materials. Pine and hemlock lum-
ber dressed and not dressed. See mar stook
ofan x and x x x Pine Shingles manufnetured
by the 'best makers in Ontario. Wo also have
O large stook of A 1 Cedar Shingles which
are excellent vahie. No 1 Pin Lath con-
stantly in Stook We have a, large stook of
barn, sash which we can furnish with or
without glass. We aro fitted up with mach-
inery specially adapted form -taking all kinds
of Tanks and Cisterns. whicb we can furnish
to our customers on short notice. We show
something new in this line for watering cat-
tle in the freld or barnyard.
Our celebrated Baking Cabinet is still at-
tracting mueb attention, and. giving entire
satisfaction whenever ustd.
Call and examine the above named stock,
all of which will be sold at lowest prices
ROSS & TAYLOR,
Main St., Exeter
mentirrarasamrtanraciwilremwmaLauomneceisahipteMILWIAIROM•04M/tImaWie,
Funittre
Undertaking
HE MDQUARTERS.
CURTAIN POLES'
The only place, in town
were you have at Assort-
ment to choose from. Pol-
es cut any length desir-
ed.
COVERS.
A fine line. of covers
just arrived, Mee your
furniture re coveted and
mode new in the latest
styles.
FURNITURE.
In furniture we have
the largest and best stock
in town at the lowest
prices.
MOULDINGS.
An endless variety of 'picture
mouldings.
S. GIDIREY.
Odd -Fellows Block. Opposite 3 Grigg%
Stationery.
V..” G. Bissett's Livery,
First Class Horses and Rigs.
SPECIAL RATES WITH
COMMERCIAL MEN,
Orders left at Bissett Bros.'Hardware
Store, will receive prompt attentior. 14,e
TERMS - REASONABLE
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
W. G. BISSET11.
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EMPORIUM
PERKINS & MARTIN, PROPS
We cary the most atenplete stook of
Musical instruments in the county..
PIANOS, ORGANS. VIOLINS,
ALSO
SEIVING MACHINES, BICYLES.
FARM IMPLEMENTS &a.
The above itistruitionte, always on .
bend.
Terms to alit Purohuers.
GIVE US A OALL.
EVERYTHING AWAY DOWN