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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1892-12-15, Page 8Chistmas 'tarter. \"I am convinced], of the merit of hood's Sarsaprilla, after !levitlg taken but a few doses"' --that is what rainy people say, 1X00pas for The Anvc ee.aa from now to Jan. 1st, 1894,to new subscribore. ,Sub' scribe at onee and retie the benefit. Peehaps the largest family of dolls ever seen in Exeter is now on view at the Big Batik -rept Store. Every little girl in town is invited to call arid' see. the dolls. The Exeter Woollen Mills sold a largo number of all wool bed; blankets last week: You get the very best goods and at first cost when you buy your woollens 'at the Mills. You can save money by doing so. Du Tuesday evening next the two Epworth Leagues of this place intend to unite in an open temperance :meet- ing, to which all temperance workers and those who are in sympathy with temperance, are cordially invited. By order.—CoM. Exeter L. 0. L. No 924 elected the following otbecrs for the current year, W. M; L. H. Dickson; D. M,, Edward. Gill;; Chaplain; D. Dow; Secretary, R, Richardson; Treasurer, John White; Committeemen, W. Snell, J. Acheson T. Newton, H Lambrook. There is a vast difference between the man who meets you and says, "I hope your paper will be a success,"and the one who reaches down in his poc- ket and says "Here send me your week ly for a year," and hands over a dollar. In the latter cage there is something to work the success with. The bad roads which followed the recent fall of snow was enough to make our business men have the blues but it seems as though they have their g. ods marked away down, and people come in to town from near and from far, good roads or bad roads, in order h take advantage of the cheep goods. A famous soap manufacturer was. once asked why he did newspaper ad vertising altogether and did not follow in the foot steps of other manufactur- ers, putting' up sign boards, printing almanac, etc. He replied that in his experience he found that the man who did not read the newspapers never used soap. Several noblemen in England are in the habit of giving special orders to makers in Virginia for their supply of smoking tobacco. There is no doubt by that means they get the very best tobacco to be hada but it costs them about $2 a pound. The workingmen of Canada are snicking the very sante quality of tobacco at 75 cents a pound and it is known to them by the name of "Myrtle Navy." There is not a town in the whole country the size of Exeter whose mer chants are making such displays of holiday goods as ours are. They are almost over doing it this year. It is bard to say which is the best, but to those who contemplate buying Mies presents we would say start early and avoid the rush. If we are to be gov erned by the amount of goods dis• played, we would say the demand will be great. The rapidly eoolinte wentltevr is a re- 1lid 1. xiari-nder• that winter is coning and with it the swift Itplu'oaiclr of the holiday sea son. We are now within the Christ: plats quarter mai the few flakes of suety occasionally fluttering throngli the air bring with thutn natty pheasant hopes. SEVERAL THOUSAND BOYS 13\ GIRLS = § = + = s .;. § — Within a few miles around feel like giving an occasional shout in t! - thought of whet may possibly coine co fill tlxe pocket or enrich the t• . • .s be fore the year closes. We i.,r,•e thought ofthem and provided many mouths ago. Just now ,soman th goods are comnreucing I make their appearance insaces of different sines. Wo will have lots of them this season—our Stock is n onerallypretty fall but "BIDE A WEE" and you may look through the door and see counters, shelves and stands literally groaning (as the tea meetings say) with their large display. Dull times will not daunt us—the goods will be here, and we hope—the custom ars. 4J a la ar 4o . ROAMS flillir-SLAIVIL*11,111•11 JUST OPENED AT ThlR 1BIlre'_rVI/ t A BEAUTIFUL STOCK of Crockery, Dinner • Setts, Hanging Lamps, • Hall and Parlor Lamps, Fancy Glass- ware, all BeaUtiful New Goods and very suitable for XMAS BOXES, SEE THE DFSPLAY! We say positively that we are Clearing Out The balance of our Stock of 3 • • 3 The goods are yours at prices that will astonish you. MEN'S AND BOYS' `�P y+• I ERCOATS A GREAT STOCK: GREAT SrA.LUES GREAT ASSORTI4EN. SEE Tf3E1f! SEE THEM! FUR Cfl''ATS must leave our snore Tilde. We won't carry them. 0'o A. $te waz t. LOCAL JOTTINGS. See J. D, Atkinson's change of "ad." in this issue. Fora neat ,'s attractive window peep at M. Vis grocery. Hood's Pills cure liver ills, janndtee bi'lou ss, sick headache, constipa• .tion. Commercial travellers are very near ly as thick as the hair. on 'a poodle's back. peublic Schools will close on Thurs- dav'#the 22nd lust., fcr the Christmas holidays. A dividend of fi cents on the dollar has been declared on the Andrew in- solvent estate. Nomination meeting will be held, in the Town Hall on Monday, Dec. '26th, at 7.30 o'clock p m The cheapest place teethe empty to Arley furniture is at J. 0. Atkinson's tnxniture wardrooms. M" Dan. Davis shipped a carload of fine lambs to Buffalo on Saturday. Mr. Davis accompanied them. Don't forget that for Xmas presents youcan't do better than seethe show at the Big Bankrupt Store. Al! ordered work and repairing placed with. J. D. Atkinson receives prompt attention and at low prices. Sealette! Scalette! Sealette! An immense stock at the Big Bankrupt Store Eyery price reduced to sale price. J. D. Atkinson'e, the only place in town to buy Yale's Patented Nickel Plated Wire Mattress—the best and cheapest in the market. Overcoats, mantles, and all winter goods are on the quick move at the P1g Bankrupt Store. The reduced prices are causing the move. The remain of Mrs. W. Hodgins, which were interred in Fanneville cemetery early spring, were taIteit<"ftp on Thursday' and conveyed to Exeter cemetery for interment. Poets who write for fame ,rM l"t' and are requested to send a' costal' to Easterbrook $s Co., to John Stewart New 'Tori, for Circtilars explaining their $1,000.00 °rearr. 48 Prizes. On Saturday last Mr. &1, Bissett Met with apainful aecident'b,y letting, *bar of iron fall on one foot, brui8ing it severeiy, He is now off duty and rill be for some days. iThe wife of Ma Nelson Hooper of Blenheim, has been reeently blessed with twits (two boys.) Nle are sorry to learn of the yery severe illness of Mrs Armstrong, who is confined to her bed and small hopes of her recovery are entertained, Geo. Bawden, while .engaged work- ing around Mr, Wm Denring's now residence in Stephen, on .Ericlav last, he slipped and fell on a nail which ran into his knee,. causing a very painful wound, The corner lot on which,'Christie's old livery barn stood has been purchas ed by 'ell'. A.,Cottlo, who intends build- ing' uild-in;' thereon early in the Spring It is a desirable corner, and Mr. Cottle in- tends erecting a suitable building. At the last regular meeting of Ad- vance Council, No,' 207, R T. 0. T. it was moved arid carried unanimously thee a vote of censure be passed oil the person or Perseus who fureisho . the information to the newspapers, to the effect that Exeter Council were fixed discourteously on either visit to the open meeting Held by Hensall Council on Dec. 1st, such statement being untrue. To those who have not -aid their subscription to ,the . Anvoakns we would respectfully request a remit ance, personally' or by mail,a.s we have to pay several large accounts shortly. Individually, a dollar or two is. not much, but taking .several such ac- counts amounts to quite a stun. The date when the subscription expires is on the address label of each paper, the change of which to a subsequent date beeomes a receipt for:eemittanee. We trust this appeal will meet with your approval. Yesterday, (Wedneday) afternoon, a surgical operation was performed on Mr Peter Schroeder jr., of Dashwood, at the residence of Mrs. Thomas, by Drs. Rollins, Hyndman and Hyndman It appears he has been suffering for a member of years from a running sore, extending over the greater part of his Ieg; and finally become so troublesome as to neccessitate the operation at which the above named doctors are busily engaged at time of writing. The wound was opened at the knee and extended severa 1 inches up and. down the leg and the bone scraped. It is likely he will pull through but it will be some time before he will be around. As announced, the anniversary ser- vices of the James. Street Methodist .church were preached on Sunday last, both morning and event.ug, by the Rev. J. C. Autliti, D.D., of London, and on eaeh occasion a large congregation greeted the very able preacher. His discourses were listened to with mark- ed attention, and the facts expounded by him cannot be shaken by science, criticism' or investigation. On Monday evening the usual bright and anus• ing entertainment and tea took place at which the crowd was ,very large. The programme consisted of addresses delivered by Revs. J. Antiiff, C.Fletch- er and W. Martin, and singing by the choir. The proceeds, including Sun- da'y's collections and Tuesday even- ing's social, amounted to $190. Sea -forth Aare -Works. All orders for the above Dye ' Works can be left with E. H. Fish. Parra for Sate. Awa The undersigned has several first class farms for sale on easy' terms. J. SPACEMAN, Exeter. Geo. Vie e well known piano, organ and *machine agent, who did busip sd ihro'iighout:this neighbor- hood and once a resident of Kirkton and later of Mitchell, was arrested at Pittsbur°•>5hiawassee County, Mich., and was brought to'Port Huron, Wed nesday nightof,last Reek by chief of police Petit on a United States ,'al rent, charged witu forgery t e amount of $1,400, He I;''"p*entediii Mitchell, Ont., for force, 'farmers. notes and will tubably be returned to Canada wit radition. ' A "brews s' going the rounds of the America press to the effect that an annexation meeting recently too piaee in Canada,at which the vote wap overwhelmingly in favor, of ann tion, the loyalists were thrown lou the Qstreeterathe American flag wee cheered and the Union Jack hissed. All this the despatch states, took place at a place called "Stimpson" at we want to know is where "S is situated We will make a handsome reward who "Stimpso What an this unl. ,n,ci v person? He'd At tee meeting, League the Main tee church 'Tuesday eve"' n tollowingddress was i' of the Lea's ue, to Mr ai er who is abot to reside in Brant To MR WA It CARLEY. DEAR SIRb `, B.uoT.11ria, , regretfully he :d, ''of you int _ moval from Exgtb and, 'Ys onse quence, from the m 'hi ,_ln a of our !League, we connot allo oppor tunity to pass, withouteeexpressing :to yohedur h h,§erise of you faithfull ness to the interests and prosperity of the'Epworth League of :Main. Street Methodist church, In this town. Your uniform consistency of , character be, fore the pijlblic, together with your veal in filling all offices of trust com- iititted to you, has won our confidence and esteem for you as a Christian, and Brother beloved. We shall not sop forget your 'kindness of heaskek all through the lengthened meal, , ship you have held among us. And while we sorrF -; er yo eparture, and shall mi very,much in our weekly gather ,,s, we shall not cease to pra eetbat the Divine blessing may abide in you, and your family, both for this world and the spirit land, where we hope to meet at God's right hand. Ori behalf of the League. President, Exeter, Dec. 13fh, 1892. Secretary, Ma Carley replied in a very feeling ., adciresst in which he expressed his tory env in losing his friends, and thank e e League for their kindness and friendship shown him, By Order. Coat. Wanted. ver.too late to mend. 500 alid shoes that need cepa` leboot and shoe ost•office. ac. opy of the It is de seem to mend. gricultura1 r their most en, Usborne ,andeExeter Courci :, for their liberal donations towaitd. the'; Society'e build- ing fund. ALEx. G. DYER, Sec'y.. ee,t Or'fer Yet. he ADVOCATE, has perfected arra.') °°iv whiche offer the Fano nd Weekly Star together ar Almanac and the A �w until an. 1st 1894 rice of the star is Alma p6 offer, d not =rd .4 left at t store next tonne we have, `7u STAR AL 0.40' cidedly a tr 'know it, fel Carel i►f Tari The Stephen Society 1:,fug„leav hearty ,t'hanks; e II'ain. yiolation of na- la; Perry Davis has done avh to all 9ae suffering of the peo- ple y dial l em out of nature's store hod: t i i lm for every wound." Sixe,h is t f n i 'puller, it stops pain almost ,:is used botl'nter- llv and ao rnally, and is ofll o'h. er pain reme"dies,^'. he oldest and best New size Bi,; Box; nave You Atece !`Ml a Cllyd. By consultitxf;.,, e ' sample card of Diamond;?Dyes you will find full in structions for obtaining the newest an,d," most fashionable colors and shades, grit, you haye not yet received a samjtl card of collors, write t jt the Wells Se ichardson Co., Mont'r'eal, and th ill send you free, by post, this card, and the new edition of ul Home Dyeing," a most u for every home. Cheap J'ublleat onrt4. Ih union there is strength: also includes cheapness, As a tration of this we are able to off ADVOCATE one year, and Western,A vertiser, London, Ontario, for 1893, hal ince of 1892, for only $1.50. Tlro Ad. uertiser for 1893 will contata eight pages, of seven Columns each, and as published 'weekly, at one dollar'. per annum. It is a clean papgi* for the home, and contains complete literary and news departments in every num ber. Subscribe at • once. Address, ADVOOATE, Exeter, Ontario' New Telegraph lilachine. A new telegraph machine has beep invented by Herr Jrite dircCor of telegraphs in Berlin, This apparatus coeta,tas two eleetr•o-magnets,' the one Wetted ' by al, positive and the other by a negative enrreut: These set in mot ion a perforator, whereby holes are punched in a ,tape. The 'roles instead of elonsistini of mere dots and dashes, as in the Morse system, are so arrang:•. ed that on joining them with lines the letters. of the Roman alphabet aro farmed. The chief merit of the ma- chine is said to lie in the extraordinary ease with which it can be vi'orked. It is stated that at a recent trial be- tween the Berlin and Hamburg' stock exchanges, a distance of nearly 200 miles, it was found possible to send from sixty-five to eighty-five messages pet...hour, or from twenty-fiye to thirty- five words per minute. Council A`a'oceedin.;' Tho council met in the town hall, Exeter 7th Dee. All present. Minutes of previous meeting read and confirm- ed, The annual report of the Board of Health was received and Oiled ou motion of Ross=Christie. Carling— Christie orders for the following sums. Legislative Assembly per L. H. Dick- son, $125, re Debenture Act; Dr.Ifynd• man, $6, certificates of lunacy re Piper Moreshead; Dr Rollins do; T. Oke, $22, balance for street watering; Sec. Board of health, $5, salary 1892; John Mores. head, $2 25, labor; Dr. Lutz, 90c, dis- infectants; I. Handford, $1,95, black- smithing; Bobier Produce Co., $11.25, coal oil; S. Sanders, $2.40 adv't re foundry.—Carried. Carling--Ross— By law appointing Deputy Returning Officers duly read and passed. Spack• man-Christie—$10 granted towards printing re house of Refuge. The cpuncil•adjourned until Dec. 15th at 7,80p. m. M, EAgaE'Pr, Clerk. 00 Yon wilt [lt d ,hat never before woro goods so"attract've. They better than have ever been .ol'E.er'ecl by r usr and we, don't mind telling yotl that we propose to: Make our are and will aceomplish th is by our C ODDS :and PREECES. Have you bought your FURS yet? _We harvo,a fine range. A c.hoiee line of 'JIBS and SILK 11AN1).l ERCIIIl 1'S both in Ladies and Gentlemen's See our TWEED for dresses. Beautiful Goods, Ger'at's, Ties, Braces and 'Underwear ill abundance; nobby goods, For a Fine Snit get 0itt prices and we will convince you th.atthcy .are the LOWEST AND BEST. TAKE A LOOK AT OUR C r r V ®.-sc rz'., And see the fine display of L:1MPS, BEDROOM SETS, CHINA, &a. SHOESIN BOOTS AND THEY Men's Boots, 98 cts. Men's Felt, $1.59. WIN Grocery Department is where ,,r, e Shire, TRY ULM 2.5Ca TEA, FANCY SOAP ! JUST THINK! 15 CAKES FOR 25c. HIG.ULeST PRICES P.1ID FOR PRODUCE. Ducks, 7; Geese, G Turkeys, 9; Chicken; 5; Butter 19; Laid, 11; Drier.' Apples„ 4. it,� 4r�x�f/may Mrs. M. B. Merrick, Of Toronto, Ontario, Cured of Catarrh and Neuralgia Good authority has said that ” neuralgia is the cry of the nerves for pure blood." The prompt action of Hood's Sarsaparilla on the blood, combined with its toning and strength- ening effect upon the nerves. make this a grand medicineforneuraigia and also for catarrh, ete. Wo",tsommend this letter to alt having such troubles, and especially to Suffering ' Women "For a go od many years I have been suffer- ing from catarrh, neuralgia and General Debility I failed to obtain permanent relief from medical advice, and city friends feared I would nee ;,find anything to cure me. A. short time gent was induced to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. At that time I was unable to walk even a short distance without feeling a Death -,''co Weakness', overtake me. r I had intense pains from neuralgia in my head, bank andsrt whiohAvere very exhausting. But I; g1' to sat that soon after I began taking', 00 Sarsaparilla I saw that it was doing good. When I took 3 bottles I wasten tr Ca � d of Neuralgia I gain�.di. strength rapidly, and can take a %b bile walk without feeling tired.' Ido Suffer nearly so much from ea-, tarrh strengthiiiereases tl errh ani`'', °am indeed a c ed woma a+ + h rateful to;': codsS.N' �a,ia. what it has done for `j, Wish 'this my testimonial sha l ill, hed lzi order that others suffering learn how to be benentedJ ERRIOA, 67. Elm Street, Tor HOOD'S PILLS euro all Live., nest'. Jaundice. Indigestion, Sick 11,e This great momentous question is the talk of the people. What we want is, two Grist -mills (which we are about to have), Oat meal mill, Binder twine factory, Foundry, Electric light, Electric street cars and in fact a city at once. This is *hat we want, What have w now ? a lot of stores and a LEADING - HARDWARE - STORK with a stock that people can buy just what they want and at a price the city hardware establishments: CANN OUT -SELL Prices this week are, still going down. We have the stock and our prices are better than some people's "cost" or "below cost" quotations. Call sand see for yourself and be convinced that we have the stockEancl;prices just right. • NEMO= & F LLLIQ6 e gileapest line of fur goods ever brou I .n into Exeter. Having secur- ed ecured a large consignment at II $ We will he peo- ple its vicin- ity t: a. anew; e _of or close buying. Por the next FEW WEEKS will offer Ladies' Storm Co Ladd's' Boas and, Mu.ff prices bound to sell the BEST VALUE ids Lam • inn ati era:a:x nt1s AT POPULAR; P \ ESaokfflalla. I J. (sr SAMWELL'S nLOCIC., E*ETE"lt: ri 'n the Trade. $ (jH` p_ $ d get the first choice of these doods. We are also offeri , n' thing in the Dry Goods line at the lowest nything p youg Cash P . ce and will be ,leased to show through our store. �(o trouble to show Goods. A. J.1cTAYISH & Co's.