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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1893-4-20, Page 1111 VO L. IN ..IITCT•11,'.:$,PAT. •4PRII.20, 1893. NO 306 The 0i6"11$ an , . . . SCitartered by Peruarnent eiseee. ' Paid up Capital ... , .. .... .$2,000,000 , Rest Fund, ... ,, .. .... .... 1,100,000S Read offiee montreat. es: sa F. WOLVERSTAN THOMAS, ''t•silse Gesensnea MANAGEI1 ,'. •, • ,. •. Roney advance e ' ..eema Farmer's aes.easeie own aote$ w- .1. one or inore ondorsers:; at '1 per cent per animus.- . , . , , ., , ....,.. • Exeter Branch. 'la', e a . . , Open every lawful day from 10, a, in,...to,3 p. rn., Saturdays 1,0 eern.toitspsen : ,. A generalhanking business:transacted ey ecuuDReno:moolcitTRIA,ceTi,Eatss.aislaoilelagsf0337a.urnvtria,,,,t.. 3,, ' N. DYER IIIII1DON . ... Exeter, Jan 28, '88. Sill) 'Manager. . , . 0 •: ai. • IF x...,...0.00500,1,wzrzwatzrlizamsw., , It Will trrrl ii i Will 11 1111 VT :-, . 1 1 a you RI ,,,,,,.,:,:,....,,, ,, es i Make ., .11 ----",.:,-___•-•:„..'..,:••-ta317;7.k,-...-. . • Make ' one Make ; 'e .4.i.,,,,.....,-„------ ARE TIZ-5E- f t'UISICsk y liou r. • i k ' , our v A, 1 u Agaill, .1 1 . Ill in„,,P,,N You 'N a • . ..... St rolig It, f , rrsi l ' ' ' . eae 4,' ,. a 00,Wr. , 4_ , at„ E .., elves. ' . al Like u_.. . _ a I e •%--- e All orders for the above Dye Atones ean be left with E. H. Fish, noy waiited„. • . , A sse•ood smart boy wented, 'to r learn printieg. Apply at this offiee. . Varnt sew Seale. ,: . . elle uedersigned iees eseveral first class farms for sale ou easy terms.' i o ee; e. orAmciutlx., sexeter Another .35.atrze 5,„.ihipmena Tee Bower leasestee 005none ship. ped another coneissement of eigs last e • • Friday, The consianment makes; up a whole ear, which is billed to Vaucouv- . . or, BC e€7,7G"4,1j1:94.iston, bargains in Dress Good and Bouts and Shoos. , • • • - 1 A Stewart, bareeins in window es A. blinds, Rollers, Curtoties cud Carpets. el eitsee vs. teitinswess. , ' , .. The following' persons are attending • - a the sittino• of the ,Chancery ‘oul t at . .,? , 7. , Goder'eh kn .the ease, l'\ fla°" vs' Sam well: --Messrs John Gill, A. Alien, R. , . , feauders, AN m. Drew, Wm., Welsh and Mrs. Welsh. This aetion is one brought , ,, by the creditors of W m. Welsh agaiust the defendant, who was trustee of the Welsh estate, Cousisting• .of -property now occupied by Mr, Welsh, ou Wil liam street, and other •property. It ,• i8 alleged on behelf of the creditors that the truseee riegleetedhia'duty. in rhe matter of the disposaa of the e§tate, and it is 301.1i..,>ht DOW. to make him liable for • the value of the estate., Ou the other ,, 0., ..,.., ,, i.., ,.,„ band the trustees.allees.S seas tic use peso of the estate su a prover. milnner, oti.nd that i he neglect . if any, was that er the ere''''whe he saYa agreed t° a settlement With Welsh, whereby , he was allowed to retain the property. li s The trustee also says that persona ) he had il i la t I * with the disposal no i 1 , o do of the estate which he entrusted to his solieitor. This is a coinplicated case . . and would be a difficult. matters to • forecast the result. F. Elliott for plff., RsH. Collins for Dft.. • Perth -tonal .31.entlai.3. • Wilson, Of Stephen, was the euest os Millie Belem. Net week -'-.Mies r, ' ' ' ' . ' Ma.ud,Christio Who has been- visiting friends in Clinton tor the past weel- is , p , home again. --'--Mr• T. Ne'tori, 'vho has been confieed to his bed with a severe aatherina in the head, is.able to attend e , a . . , . to his duties agaiu.-MreArchn: flicks, started for Killarileye Man., on itIonday laet.-Rey. Russell, of the ',lanai St. Methodist church and Rev. Me.Donagh,. of 'Mein St Meth Church went to Lon- '• ' • • ' , ,, , don to attend a couferenceotehe Board of Examiners W111011 ' took • place the 7 Sth ed 191h inst -Re Martin of 1. • a • • V• 7 the Presbyterian church, Exeter, and , Rev. F • . • . . . Res.. eleteher of the -Presbyterial)b ' , , - ., church, .Tharnes Road,. went to ' at. Thomas on Slouchy to ettend the Pres ' • ' byterian Synod held at that, place.-. Messrs. NV. J. Carling, W. T. Hawkshaw mai C. H. Sanders were in London on h ' ' . ' -asmess luesdaY.-Miss Clara Cud- , ,... . MOre, i8 visiting frieirds in leippen.- Mr Robt Verit •• of inc Veldt Plow i • ' , ' Y Works, Brantford,. was renewing ae quaintanees in town this week.-liiss Ida Gillespie, is visiting friends in Hen- ,jewellery .sall the peat few days. -Miss Ma e • d ' b f 1 ' teaves entertaine a num er o ier a - friends from town at her home in Eden • last Moeday eight.-Me...Jones, of the firm of JOIIOS & McBride, London.Arch • , • . . , lteetS of the rrivat Memorial Churen bui idino' was in town Monde d f • 1 , ''. • , y, an en. t It3 first tune yiewe the eauti u .e i db 'f 1 d' 'len were the desian- flee of 11'111°1 bis .11 ' e 7, r a .• • ers.-Col. 13ob egcasol will. lecture in London Saturdey night eu '"Shalse ' 6 s speare."-Mr. Fred Farncombe, who was recent] le,' •' y reportedLing Seriously• ill, is, we are pleased to learn, almost . . . recovere,d.-Miss Welsh of Kalamazoo 7 ' Mich., is visiting friends in Exeter.- Mr..sandy Oke has gone to Ingersol, s h • es t I where it., as aceap ec. a situation.- Miss Maud Parkinson, who has been • visiting in Petrolia and Sarnia, return ed i on v. i, 1 NI de 111 • John Davidson stare ed for Chicago '1'hursday last, whores e . ' - he has secured work -Miss Lille Johns 1 ft f • St. Themes this Mornina -h , see will attend the Alma, College. -Mr. John Moore, of . Witiotam was the ,, " ' • truest of Mr Milee ieacrett this week.- " s ' '.. Mr. John Speare, of Carmel, Man., has been the auest of' his brother in law Mr. John Shute. Usborne.--.Mr. James of the Western Hole!, Richmond Street; • ' ..., . London, Is th of Mr. Dan 'IMIVIS this, week The " Advocete " ecknoty- ' . • ' ' ` ledaes a very pleasant call. -Mr., John Wisl,li.a... msof the. Rollius SWilliams • • was in town on Tuesday.- ay. - T d Will Davis, who has been employed in Mitchell for some weeks, has returned. --Geo. Baker, of Wingham, is vieitino• 6 nutter the parental roof.-Rey.Allen,of Centralia, lode ito town ohis , cycle,, on •Wednesday. -Mr, John P. IVIarshalls of Rodgeryille, is attending the funer- al of his late brother•at Chico, ese,__mses - 6 Kennard. who has been engaged in mi inery a ic ,.Ls Son's e 'II' t R• h Pickard 4.,t''1 ft on Wedneeday for her home in , Bruce- • field. -Fred W ' Duusford, and John Sanders, who have been spending the • a winter with their folks here, • returned ' ' ' to Sarnia on Monday. to accept their position on the S. 8. Monarch, Sarnia,- COI. Alymer, of Londen, was in torn week and inspected • the artillery heels. , A greed Bacbelore ball was held a, .. , .,,, __ few steps aaeo in, that magnificient hetet recently' .ereeted and kuoWn a's the Wolper HeUSe,13erlitl. Thts is eensid- °red one of the beSt hot ele in °titans) for- its architecture, cOnvenieneeee and equipments. , Ttle m.anito-ba Hereial soh. 00. ' enel'aag.-.' . ers lave struck 'an excellent plan sto 1 . a ... . . . ...as 'toe Ontatio teacheis out of the mine P . ' ' P' '''' province, If there are not enoiegb Manitoba -made teachers,to.fIR all the schools, they ProPose to maks, 'eat,' At a recent exatnination ever,y CatididatO passed and was granted a certificate, . R. H. Colins, barrister, has supplied a very necesser ;Want 'n his law office by Placing thernin a'neW type writer. Yost manufacture. It is a•I'Iteerioefo,athnet' is 'claimed' ''best back set to those who had - commenced plowinse..-The firet barn raising of the .aleeson took place at Mr Geo, Levey's On Tuesday of halt ,week. Sides were chosen by 'Messrs. W. Resh and J. Len nedy, leiit the 'Fortner had an easy vi ,two.'1,1.y11.0Palaatecco°fIllblastvol:Ivirtrliginbaer '8Pwlilit;ielde s, , . . the other was the full lenath of elm. se. „ , ,. 6 _Novel nund John, ti, y him again, -Mr. C C thtenth ' .., ronan llama s moving out to Mount Cam., el at an early date, having se- :cered a house in the villa' ge, and ,,seisr- log the entire management of the old homestead to his son Jaines,-On Wed -nosclay of last week the wedding bell tolled again at the residence of Mis ustus'Ilayter, if beinhester the mar lAthtli:e. .1of her eldest daug , Melton, to Mr, James Maltese The ' ' BrIttl*Sh Ger0111 Tr, Loncloo April -1.7 ' Th 1N' Express, in its e'eeltly reyie British 'grata :trade," says: wheat, is in small' supply a . , 1S17'°1)761': hhaaevebeaecl,tivtahl:-)regialt'iltt .(')E . trade en, Tuesday and ,bottu , .. , s . ' . . ' wee exhausted aucl the merle ' " The 'surplus stocks have not 1 ed offi The overstock amou 000 qrs It is feared that th at the leaclirig perts will he by excessive offers. • The tot of svheat time' fee amount t qrs, In tweety•one out of tl kets prices havaa'favored se eons 'the de.' mail:1'48*n' lately t inachine and to be the kind of a type writer made. He has ee-. careel theserviees Miss Bennett to marriage cexemonv was performed bv Dr Been. - ' - ' meht7.of Parkhill. The groom was 011I1to'n , . Issuommammannemooknom.r...woomponra.momauramtgra...n.77.7 THE eXtter Abvfor,ate) Xs published every Thursday Morning, • at tho Office, MAIN -STREET, a - EXETER ' By the SANDERS' PUBLISHING ComPANT TERMS OF SuRSORIPTioN. One Donee per anntun if' paid. in Advance, $1.50 if' not so paid. .a.d.-Isert2.135.xsz Mates or+ -3-rPlica''" • t5.03...a. • -- No paper discontinued untilall specificartrearago are paid. Advertisements without airections wee be published tee forbicimaride eharged aecordingly.• Liberal diecount_ ...(1, for transcient advertisements knserted f_ periods. , Every description of JOB ii311-11tNTING turned. out in the finest style, and at moderate rates. Cheques,. 111°117te°10- ors. Liz°. far advertising, subscriptions, • be made pa,vable to Sanders 41% Dyer , PROPRIETORs •1613•••••=0••••••••••••&•P*IM.”......31•Vm*Sumantylan* - Church Directory. Teiviesr MEMORIAL Cuuncif.--Rev. F II Past. Rector. Sunday Services, it a,oni R,08 7 p.m. sabbath school, 3 P-ra.Vi al‘' communion, 1st Sunday of each ri.on i Morning Service, an d in .ni onft4litshogfufinvaelbSyunof- days, after Rvereng Service o ._ the m onth. Holy RaptIsm on .end Sunday, of each month at morning sm.,. ice. meenoniST CIIIIROII--jitrnek-st v A. L. ' Rep% ra s ell, Pastor. SIIIIARy Services,10. a. , Ranuds0.30 p.m. Sabbath School, 2.30 p.m. 1r nonagh Pas- MAIN STREET—Ray. W. ......0- n _ ?_ _,.. tor. Sunday Services, 10 37 a. ni. a ri 6.6u P'.`" Sabbath School 2.30 p. m. tr.etir'' PRESBYTERIAN 0.1110ICIL—ReY. .7. _ _ _0 p. Pastor. sunelay seTvIces, 11 a. In.ileaidli m. Sabbath School, 9.45 a. m ..As------------------------"s----t' of op- • . .. mate same, ,. - , . , . 0.1-111t•bAn•mOe'Nrceillia,leitf,,Lul tani, Windsor2°reda eIlieseskt' 9 )8.1", l week and' skipped to Detroit, . He was arreste,c1 and locked ' up in Detroit but supportedN by Mr. Nelson , broth e,r of the bride while the bride wes as- sisted by Mise'Teatie Hickey, sister of the aroom. ' Presents were numerous and'i useful, '4. . ' Miss Maud Christie of Exe , ed f 'feuds here this week ton ipeople ,Were somewhat Saturday mornina to soe a inches of snow. oli' the ' gross , soon after his wealthy ,big brother ar- rived in Windsor 'and endorsed the cheek and R. A. was e'set at liberoy.-- Sarnia' Post. . . ' , On Wednesday night the mill dam at at Gerrie broke away and. the big bridge over the MeltIancl RAY01, :NUS washed away, It is thought ' by . . " - many that during, the recent thunder, storm w.hich occurred on that ,nighte lightning struck the •dam, loosening,. it, and the heavy rain caused such an additional 'pressure that it broke and the rush of water proved too' much for the bridge. . q'he 'miller loses aolecit e ,,,,,, *1 d' . ' e2,uuti by , le isaster, and the etima. Brevv-ster Owing to the recent heavy rain and SnOW storms farmers have been oblig• ed to put of their spring work ,for a t,ime. Severa..1 from these parrts,a.ttend (A the couticil ineeeing in Lunch on Sattirday last.-Mise'Sa,rah Pollsc,1,- and • . , . . . . , lesr brethers are visiting their sister :Mrs. j. eleSeahn, nea,r Exeter, on Sun- 'day lest --Mrs.,Robb, teacher of S. S. No. 5., Hay, was visiting friends at Far- quhar, on Saturday and Sunday last.-- -Mr. and Kra, T,' Woods who have been Attending the funeral of their grand.- WM b b F. I- • • , • • e 1 , a y ian., Cults, hat e tetutned of our citizens have started e -Mrs. John and Niehola, spent a 'few days with their t Ed Seeders. `1-'11ev were on . home to Kenee-dine from 1 number of the`sl.E.,zeter. bo j....s'si day last in town.- ' Girls ns in Exeter boys.-5Irs. Geo. B has been absent from'Clintoti leue, montane, her hoi, health past year, died on Sunday 1 remaius will -PIA 'be browte C Friday and wad' to rtr's6 'in tie Coniumption Was the cqusal - - • s ' Mr. W m. 1 -la wden .Exere,eve i was in town Tues,tatty. last, Yon c.-Ttral)Pilie COUGH RI' li. AlelilOS'T SPIECItIFIC. In all Pulmonary Diseases with emacia. tion, as well as with spitting of blood, the I - effects of this remedy are very inereed. , „„. es ' =A ......D. AND *1.00 Put mOTTLE. .. e . .. OE sunZ Yol, GeT Tme kia 4 IL." ' , ted loss on the bridge is $ t,500. The loss. of the bridsse renders necessary e• to their home in Berlin. -Messrs Ross and Pollock intend commencintr to 0 FARM NOTES, . . .. . .. a ciretut of :bye miles in order to , reach the station.. . drive stakes on their fishing grounds .. this week in order to get as early a . . It is no. money in your pas to make your stables conifori The Alliston Herald ' sae -s: -"It is suggested that slates be hung in the vesttbules of the churches to enable the young ladies to reaister their nameseeINliss'R, 011 enterinm, If this p1,9,11• be adopted b , . the young men won t have to wait out side until church is out to see if their , _ , • charmers are there." A good deal of fish spearing has been done in this neighborhood of late on e .- The assumption that it was lawful to catch or kill salmon trout, whitefish, fresh Water herring, speckled, brook and river trout, bass, maskinonge and pickerel by means of spe•ars ora le ,s.1 b C PP, hook, neg•og or nishigans. tiame and, Fishery lespector aleCann states that this is . this is eontiary to law and must be discontinued. -London Advertiser. . , • Any night after dark, boys ranging „run seven to fourteen years of acre 1 . ,... can be found upon our streets. Who is to blame if the boys fall into bad , company and bad habits? There is food. here for reflection. Parents should 'sex, , ' that their boys are , indoors before right fall. the boys will arow into 'bee- , , ter and trustier men, and their par- ents will have reason to feel prond of . them in years to come. word has been received that a prom inent officer of the World's Fair staff at ChiCacr0 whO iS nayina $2 a de for a . ' ..- ,,, y single rsom, without board, in the Wilidir °ay h'13 been notified that o _ , t • • , n and after the 1st of May he will have 50 pay $7 a day for the same room Without board. • If all Chicago hotel keepers act in a similar manner to this many people who had inten e • , . ' a d going to the World's •e air will probabl e reccinsider their decision. , • • We clip the following item, which is fromb the Blyth correspondent to Clint- on New Era, and has reference to an o xe etboy. S. H. Id E •t• • S H G'd1 f SI' I eY7 son 0 i Richard Gidleye--" S. H. G IDLEY, MERCHANT TAILOR -The sty'ish and1 . , , well-dressed•geurlemen of Blyth are evidence that its tailors are leaders in the fashionable world. It is an easy ,• matter to sew a seam or a buttonhole, !Alt the whole secret in the clothier's art is in cutting the cloth. TiliS iS :VII'. a, ,,e ,s forte and wherein lies th, UM i y . , . • the secret of his sueaess. He' has been in business foe nearly eigest years, and 1 d d ' b 'Id• • ' I d las succee e in ni mg up a sp en - id trade. Not oney has this good fort t h f • tl f une come a him iom ie people o the town, but his reputation extends , , for miles eround sometimes es fer , es ' ' ' s British Columbia. In his intercourse . ti h• t • b th h d '" bl wi i is pa ions, o e an nis a e assistant, Mr eaman, are courteous, hence tae popularity which the houseMillingCo.,. , , , . enjoys. AdiOtIrned Yeeltrea Pursuant to adjournment the Trivitt Memorial Church Vestry met Monday • evenieg., After prayer genera. 1 busi ness was commenced, , N. Dyer Iltu•• don, the People's Warden, read 'finan• cial report for the . past year. The rector's report, also Ladles' Guild and e un ay welt, i a and a d School'reports,'o 'e d ' ' 1 adopted. -The'Envelope Committee for the past year was reelected. .A.rnotion , for the election of an Advisory . Board Advisory 7. consietieg of nine members, was ear- ' NI ' •' ned, i °Nem that fotu . sidemen be elected was carried, All motions ap e O plaiha to reduction of sa,laries we'rW , . carnal. 'Ihe reqUest for an increase last in the sexton'8 salary was refused; the office is now yecant. After 'the, bone diction, Ladies' Guild served refresh nients in the way of a "'dip cf teal'? cake, etc The Advisory.Board Met at B. V. Elliott's office Tuesday evening. We neglected to state in our lash re -'1A0 ,We . . . ' ' port that Messte. E. Elltott and N. Dyer Ifurdon weie elcated de e,ates to t e c ........., ,....1,...,..t.. .1. . ..1. . . ' . i . 1... , A: Zurich. -- , Mr A J •McTavish Miss T illy Hera v '•' ' .' ' "' and Miss McTavish f F et • • th- , o . ex , el, were 8 guests of Miss Edith Steinbach cm, Snit, day. -Mr. Valentine Kocheris has re' turn ed home from Cavalier. Dakota, and brings with him a very dleeourag ino. report of that part of the country. ' , . -Some of the strangers who were in town lately took a areat likino• for • e start as possible at the fishing, that is right the early bird •catches the worm: Tvliss Mary Taylor, of Mitchell is in these parts Iceeping house for her • • • brother. -We would advise cool- Coop • Or of the Commercial House to keep his Weather eve open or he will loose his - job as 'judging from appearance- there is another (fair) appiieant who is on the look out for the job. -Miss Addie Wil son is at present in Petralea visiting he.- brother. . . Feed the eow sonaethiuo harden the butter. Cottons will do it. -Professor Gilbert, hypt0aki:liontgafclt'ottihleftran.soc'rael than back• to it in thesway of fertil . , Stocktiinherent' good will make money with. the s and care that serilbs; will ref ' Other things being. equal. imals, the one which Se the b, rrefessional Cards. .......—eeee----------------,-----_, ,, ...... H. KINSMAN, L.D.S, Fanson s pie°. two doors north of Carling Store MAIN STREET,ENETta, extracts teeth without pain. Away at Henson. on ist Friday; Ailsa Craig on 2ncl anclAth. Tuesday, and ZUrich on last Thursday of each month, ---1 eple,,, we win es, in bay of ' what kind, and they 'were really quite surprised 'and -yes, delighted- to find that Zur- • • - s • ich was the possessor of such a tine eEee. le." -Mr. Curry. who has been 4' bC e• • • ' ..Royal kept y the ounsile for a numbei ot ' • years died very suddenly last week. He bad 0- h ,a ti .of 00 r ,ac e se age ' years.-- , . b . 'h • - t- ' MissJacobs, who , as epen . the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Ehnes, left for her 'bad florae in Wallacebures a few days 'ago, -Mr. Jacob Merner, who has been tod' Michigan for a few weeks returned 7 • home on Wednesday. -Mr. D. Weis - miller, of Hensall was the auest f his , , , , , o . brother hela.w, II. L. Peine, on, Sunday last. -Mr. H. Cook, of Hensel!, was vis- -Mr • William Hess has started a 1 • C•ol't slop in ici i on (To late for last week.) A number of our prominent citizens . • . after being summoned by Mr. and Mr3. Hardy attende,d court at Berlin on Mon • • • , day. The case belly/. settled, out of • . b . • ' court their services were not iequiredstanding , • Miss McNeven, of Goderieh, was the. o•nest of her •brother •11... Wm. McNev " ' en last week. She and her sister Jen .. hie w 0 aye een in unc 1 or some h h b • ' Z ' .1 f time returned to their home on Mon- d '11 CG b d'VI HT P• r re an i r e•eine - • ' : ' ' ' ' , th 1 v• ' a their hotels e”eat1).7 ale .o , a inie. , - ' imni (wed Zurich will be able to boas • ' ' - of having two of tins best hotels • be t ' L idon and Goderich -Fishina - ween m 6 season has commenced, some Ole 0L Iowa sports took. advantame of the ` • " Varna, The Orensee soeial held on Tuesday ' ss ' - o evg. last, unclet the auspices of the . Tempters of Temperance, was ' s • Al -n cvely respect a decided success. though the audience was not so larae so ' as anticipated, the program Was excel lent, The quartette, "We all have a , cold," rendered by Misses very . . Thompson and Wa n less, and Messrs Beasts, and Harrison was well appreci- ated; also the trio, "A short wife, or tall Wife" etc. was warmly applauded,while the Dialoane, "Mr and Mrs. Bowser" peive.n, by Miss Thompson and Mr. Har rison fairly brought down the house. Eloquent temperance addresses were also given by the Revs. McDonald end Walper. A most enjoyable evening was spent by all present. -The Rev, Mr. Oliphant, of Bayfield. delivered a most eloquent sermon to a larae audi- e ence in the, Methodist church on S1.11)- . day evening -Mr. John Wanless Jr has commenced to learn the tailoring , . . . , . - ' usiness with our enterprising' tailor Mac. -The Misses No , ble of Seeforth ` are the guests of Mr. Jets, Armstrong. Our renowned "Sheep Bend" under the ' ' leadership of Professor Tailor, continue t d' •sweet ' • th- "Mont 0 discourse music m ein., real •House" in the etreuing.--Sorne of our enthusiasts have become tinted .. . . , . with spintuiaism. Such a diabolical belief should be called inta a short lived . existence. er will nearly always prove profitable. - ' .. e . . Some who haese. tned it common coal oil.applied threi , • day to nleeding warts on a 1 mule's leg is a sure. remedy. t • t ut• s sssl d ei o p 10 a 1- e c an sqe, through a quill. • • . , . In promoting the health a of plants we are also willies, '° the chances of. disease both trees anti fruit, a . . lid maeurii ings, and drainage are all - items in securing this. • No branch of egriculttire 4 higher intelligence on the pa followers than does suceessfu ture. Such as teel their abili above the ordinary level coul , do better than to take up this. .,Heard 's Dairyman" belii the - t f ff • - e gieot oe o the at mer. e .• pityate dairyman or ereamel itirihiS own lack of good d• • • an .. This is the devi 7 a ' hief with o plas in, the mese u When we remember thet a rule is sun ortino• el •• If d • n , ca 1, - greater part of her period of and thus is asked to do dou . . • ' . all this time; the, plea for hbe willn„,,,,,,,, all ee_ „.....,„e e, eo "'"-". ''.'-' "-Rne '' l A col respondent of .a New er saYs: 1 have known, but th ers Who kept their barns tidy "clean houee".thorough'y ted *clean -------e-------ss------ ri H. iNGRAM, DENTIST, Member Rova V. couege Dental surgeons, successor to IL L. Billings. Office over Post Office R. Exeter Ont. A safe anaesthetic gaven for '' less extraction of teeth. line Gold. the pain . Fillings as reouired. ,..,_,,, lIttedicai . •04•1•113.90, TAR..f. A. ROLLINS. OFF,E0 E -MAIN ST- ..11 Residence -Corner Andrew an cl North streets, Exeter, Ontario. ------------' ran, T. p, messessaaRidar, M.EMBER OF -1-1 the Collo 1.'' • eons g.0 oi physicians am suig . Ontario. Physician, Surgeon and. Accouch- eur. Office, isasliwood, (nit. ----- --------- Member of TNit, T. ,A.. AMOS, M. AI 0. M ' .' . -Li College of Physicians and Surgeons% Ontario; licentiate of the Royal Col.legee o i Physician$ and Surgeons Edinburgh, li en- tiato of' the Faculty of Physicians and .S"nr- Gitt'eow• FelloW of Trinity Medical geoes, b,, , D Cowen's for- college, Toronto. Office- r. mer residence. Legal. - - „ D H. COLLINS, BARRIBTER, S0LIGIT Alu • OR, conveyancer, Notary Public. Office --Over O'Neil's Ban c, Exeter, Ontario. noises, to Loan. , ' L H. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLTOITOR .e.s• of' Supreme court, Notary Public, Con- ye:veneer, Commissioner, &c. liiioneyto loan oface-Fanson's Block, Exeter. ------------•-•"------- ---- ---"`"------- L'ILLIOT & ELLIOT,I3ARRISTERS,SOLIC- _Ed itors, conveyancers, esc. B. V. ELLIOT. Pennenme ELLIOT • samethisweek they were also very ' '• • successful in capturing two good sized Crediton. Why not menbarns ti A rainy day at thiSeii fall an • be ' ----a--------s----e-s---- Auctioneers . rnud turtles if at first you. don't sue ' • ceed try eaain boys -Mr Jecob Smith ' - ` ' ' ' ' ' of the letth con, Hay, who has been em ployed in the Hensall grist mill has re turned home to WW1< With his father On . . . '. the farm this summer -What mioht ' 6 , haye proved a very sad accident oe , cured at Messrs Kalbfleiseh's mill on the 14th eon, While a number of men were • • h ' ' sin sawmo. y some mis • , , engaged • ' . management the ,saw broke. two of the • , ,•,, ,., , , • pieces happenea to stnise lawny atone. bach jr. the, ono on the side of hie fere head, theotheteon tIie bee, 'part of his s neck. The doctOr was summoned ims medietely to sew up the wounde WOamain, ' ' ' , , • • . . . . re glad to hear he • Is imnroyma • as a 6 • . - ' , e 6 . well as ean be expected under the cir cumsta.nees '' Th' Methodist Church1 • t b The here is 0 e improved, by having an addition to the front to enlarae it and also enclose the steps TO- most of the money required ' G " for these improvements, has been 'sub .b d M• H 11 t h Sh son e .- iss a , eae er at aron S1 b 11 • • P . who has een i , is recovering - The fa,rmers are busy seeding. the land • • . , d d't' T1 • ' is in goo con 1 aon now.- node is tall- of another sotne . ,. doctor coming to our villeae elso 1, jeweller ' Our town , ,.,, , '• ' .. ' ' is progressing -Robe Essery . is busy 1 rat b• dt f• e oi e a ornde-e bsaau in1ms, enu.m- Neaew anbe,lsl soare wr ' . . of the day. Tiuetees of S. S. No. 2 have us. a new beTi. ur vi letre hung.. b 11 0 '1 t- . ' ' , • , ' ` 6 pui pose putting one, up soon, -Death has been in our midst again and taken , a way one of our young. men, Daniel would not missed. Dr. Hoskins experience for 1892 showsehti,s he can 'terow f dd d h 1.1 6 er so goo t at• t e cows c - • ' • every scrap o f it without • trouble of cutting. it for , the ' - ' winter feed for them on fo ' than his whole thirty acres o it was aroWn in a youna orel ' - - ' In Eno.land farming is con: ,.. : eusineee'lliat trust be leerned - • ` ' ' as anythina else, - A man wit . b ' s' . - periepee would have difficulte inea a eod .'e'iel therce, no ma . . . - . ', much capital he .might ,I.n ' t' no matter what hie • ex h Id not 1 1-, h e COU .ease tin isss e es .. , h •stock d capital enoug in an 0 , , . . . en opeilv. H.ere 1515 sometime e ' ent. Tr BROWN, Winchels ea. Lice;sed .Auct, Ai • ioneer for the Counties of' Borth a,n..1 Middlesex, also for the township of' Usborne Sales promptly attended. to and termsreasOn sesie.saies arranged at Post office, wincheisa •----------------------"e"---.--- A J. ReeLeNs, late of INIcaonnintVocti:,0Licens- ZI,Beil. Auctioneer, for the f Hur- on and middiesee. Residence: 1 mile south of Heater, Ont. sale orders by mail or other- wise promptly attend.ed to at reasonable peiees, • ----------- V BOSSENI3ERRY, Hensall Ontario. Lie- ALI • (else& Auctioneer for the 'counties of eturon and Perth. Charges moderate and , al RED. W. FARNOOMII, Provincial Land a,-1 Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Office, liver Post Office, Main street, Exeter, Ont. EARNEST ELLIOT. eetese eon Cho Western Fire Assurance Company, of TorOnto f 1 The Tho Phoonix Fire Insiireeice Co'y., of London, Englana The Alliance Vire Aesur, Co'sre ' , of London, Regiana. . -.... .ROBINSON.-At Ofeiese-Main-street, fleeter, one ' IDIRTIIS. Clarke, son of Mr, Alex, Clarke, He has been ailing for some time past and .' old poultryman e n ie of the 07R ' ocelot.-- t up za.on t e ins , A SI ' 1 h 6th ' t - ' , , , ' the wife of James , 0 Roterke, of a, daughter; ' , ' s • t ' unslune, ITsboine, on ' t se • th inst.- t e wi e o m. 0 • 1 17 ' h 'f • f W ' R b •' ' ' ' ' ' ' ,. inson of a dausshter. ' ' • ' morn finally passed awass on Tuesday. . llth . ..... , ., ma litninse ills remains were fol- 6 . . , lowed by a large number., of friends ' and was interred in She Fairfield come. ' ii ire d tery, on bursday. e parents en •. children .have the sympathy 01 the en tire community. ., The funed.a; sermon that there's 110 danger in mal hen 5 , oo fat for laying u • ' "(- ' P ince i - s th inact: it or lack bel eve at es , ' a t . eiseaan he absenee of the pla,ce keeps the hells fromlayi 0 • • t • . . We hunk thee, should lay. l • come lietluss. aid the blood ( • EXETER MARKETS. .- Wheat per blishel, ..... $0.63 OS 0,63 33 to 35 eate.“... ...... ........ A 29 to 80 3eae...... ............... , 55 to' 55 3utter . • • * $ 4 4,..ei ... we,' 1 1 to 18 [.,ard ,...i. .... ,,, ... • .. , 12 to 13 OggS .... ..... i . a ... '. .... 11 & 11 )hiekee per lb...... ,. ,... „ ' 5 to 8 'lover Seed, ... .,..,.. “. 075 to 10.00 Timothy. , „ ..., ..., ... 2,16 to 8,00' A.Isike . ' . 575 to 0,00 II 4 i 4 4 0' i . l • if • • lo 4 I , k ,: 700 to 7.25 " °I.' ' " ' *' * ' * ' ' '*"*''' .o -tatoes per Ong ,......r..t . 50 to 60 _ , .., ...ti . . .excl. Great IEnsslish Prescription,. rhe- -s• , , . - a siess e• A fecful Medicine used over , - se years in thalistinds of caeca. s 1 OUreg SPerfttetiOt+hea, NerVOU8 ...1 e ' Weakneag, Etitissions, Impotencti , 4 and all diseaSes cautiedloy abuse. ' feetonel indiscretion, Or eves -exertion. leresal SIX packages Guaranteed to Cunt, whennketherl T a Great Marne!' Fail. Ask yoUr Drtiggist for u PreiteettitlorIf take no substitute, One pftekate. ti .$F 6 13.! ails Ws te forraraphlet Addreaj , seittriektil esslenilitieseliekie. beltoltt Minh. , of.Daniel Cleric,' which was tU ' have been preached on Sunday evening lest • . • - 1:4 , has been indefirittely postponed ine• ow . . , es to the sudden illness of his father, , It see s that TY1 I'' - f '' r l' Mr. C.a.rk a ter pa ta cing of a hearty supper, moved ticroSS the 4,-- w and suddenly stammered and .0 , I t,t, , would have fallen . had he not been . . , • , . . caugnt by his son, The doctor pro• nouneed it a blood vessol broken in 'his 1 depri ed Of siewlY i V ei that reason he advoeates the ., .. pile. ' • As a remedy against the al ' •re, rm t ia- bate , nd to p o ote, he v ,,o. the trunks and lower limbe May washed in with the foliar ure: Take two thirds of a V. 8 . , , . e , , laked lune,thc, same as oi w, aid one pint Of gas tar and 01 , . , . • - "'Tis drill night, dearest, don t t sit up, I may be late,. you see; I hardly know what friends pl. nieet, And then .I, have my key, . eight," she answered With a stnik,, n' o ' ,ds were alw,i, ,s few. • . —(1 wot . , , , ::;,, rrt, n4 t i•A lyci +IN/A' trA.tvINATA i•An. ,. ,head Harpley, . . There was:quite A fall 'of etnetes on • . A. 18 de,. 1...7.... ..., ...Li let •t• 1 RI ilk itylit Ats •isriP . .. and causing something like par- sincerely hope he e clysis. ,, wi'll r colter soon. At the time of writing he a Iittie better. -Our btitchet8, have . . . .. . , . , • of hard soap, ., Dissolve one, pi " and plit into the itrixtur% t , , . . . enough common soil to prothic et consistency for apply' 0 0, ay pe ton If • 4,4 , C starsea on rounas again. 'Whiwash brw,h, tele. ark r4a.u.a. VV, of the lid priceS 11 whet latien,bat relay lett ?t, was flat. Oen. Week- Ilts to 343- e market ' depressed. otl imports is 334,030 iirty mar - !lei -s Ia or ',Toiled tor, visit - rho Can - surprised bout two E rdening. INIcAvoy rother,Mr. their way xeter.-A ent San- t be scarce owers,w ho , in t1 - for the st. Her ileum Ott cemetery f death. -- f Exeter, ket to fail able. that wilt etsd meal your fame you give tzers. qualities eine feed. urn a loss, f two att- tter feed - the more say that times a one's �r It is bet- irt the oil nd vigor to lessee with the g, farm - important emends a rt of its hortieul- ty to rise d hardly work. ves thee-, ther as a ✓ patrons. y under - that ft • pro Us. cow as a ring the lactation, le work ral feed:- asonables, ork pap- ree fa.rra- , Women ce a year, e same spring the year —10 cora eat up Yen the in -more UT acres f fodder, idered a , as well limit ex- it) rent - ter bow ve, and rerionee, slid shoes orate it s differ- opiniote ting the es. HO of exer- dusting rig whett ens bc jrcillateS se. For seratch plc'tres • of trees, inass be ing roix- i if oil of it, ,wash., 16 po Urn.% it otlV hen oda e a prop with