HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1893-7-27, Page 4a
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:Fate, an e.
sti two mil
are Celia
400,000 ga
in the Lak
agara dist
Ions yearl
is made ill
Judge Mos
-vineyard i
north as w
city, and i
It has been
there are
for grape
capacity of
tho capacit
15,000,000
1)1 VORO
Prof. S.
led "Diver
American
and figure
the Ameri
writer dee
years 1866
the United
pies are n
goddess of
churches
pie claimi
that time.
creased GO
creased 15
says the w
"inhuman
one case a
wife becat
band, has
of stealin
tiff, who is
which gro
baeco, is g
husband s
verde is g
• insists on
tare and i
language
obedient t
the husba
here who
you love
loved me,
to sue for
Mary obli
obtained a
pears in c
wife ref us
pair and s
corroborat
witness w
plaintiff w
,waistcoat.
pulls plain
kers. One
divorces a
They may
live to the
A F
Reforme
years that
stricted re
States. T
a cloud of
medians
able to ev
do not lie
eigners.
Ho veve
Tii'ould
what its a
3 he oppon
vied that i
that farme
no higher
duce than
they pay f
adian far
need; they
Canadian'
Frage their
as Canadi
York, for
fully as m
Bare argil
rise hip; he
reason to t
ed reef pr
would be
States far
any attern
reciprocity
fused outri
ions; which
cede.
Slime m
who repres
summons,
]tis eonstit
Into that p
'ork whic
;ngtiire ho
there conal
Lseds fart
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s
v0,000
can
is
of
abound,
ng
g.
ranted.
m
me
ho
generally
olve
e
dvocates
mars
farmers
an
example,
uch
any
oaths
proposed
ttents
ctrl
le
tiv
vers:
its •rail and o
1 , a. n its ratan reported the
,
result of its ltlS'4'Sti,°,'at10XA. Tim follow-
I in is a summary: of tile. views.
:,
From pin rill we could pearl,, we four(
that £art�ners lir Jc ifn on au St•` L,:lw-t
'
leilee 40ttnties where e, yisited,paySGt
whate '
Ag much or 'mire they play t .
purchase and get no nioro for the pro-
Auto theyhave to sell than do farmers
i, also foundMany
in the county. of Leeds. Wea
that they not more Fos orous
areany prosperous
from all we could `gather, a e
iuore heavily mor•t 'a edthan farmers.
y g g
in the county of Leeds. We also found'
that well -improved farms of the Very
best sail, free fro ll broken lands, and
o, •f
1y ins'• from within two to tell miles o
.
Cho city. of Ogdensburg; as well as to
ether looalitits :lure we made en-
hew -
can be purchased much cheap-
er purchased > with
than Lauds of the sails quality,
same improvements, similarly
ed, in the county' of Leeds; that lands
have depreciated more in the
last tenyears in St. Lawrence and
Jefferson counties than similarly situ
y
ated lands in the county of Leeds, In
regard to prices, we found cotton goods
of all kinds will average about the
same in the United States as in. Can-
ada; woollen goods of all kinds and
clothing are very much higher in the
States than in Canada; sugar and teas
are higher in the States than in Can-
ada; provisions about the same; agri-
cultural machinery and binder twine
are higher in the Statessothan in Can-
ada; waggons and buggies, consider-
lug quality, the Canadian goods are as
cheap if not cheaper than the Ameri-
can ; cheese furnishings are higher in
tltp States than in Canada, while cheese
is not so high; taxes, irrespective of
school and poll taxes, are higher in the
States than in Canada; western corn is
very little, if any, used by the farmers
for feeding purpoes in the section of
country visited byus, farmers using
chiefly their own coarse grains.
Tables of prices paid and received
by farmers on both sides of the line
are added, which sustain the toreros-
ions reached. The comparison made is
one of the fairest possible. The two
counties are equally distant from mar•
kers of ultimate distribution. Condit
apes in the two are not materially dif-y+
if thefarmers of St.ot unfair to Lawrencey
N.Y, are not materially better in oir
cumstances than the farmers of Leeds
county, Ontario, then Canadian farm-
ers have no advantage to expect ' from
unrestricted reciprocity,
Tho. Belleville Intelligeneer's list of
Otto 'enar•ar s. l , t r 1 )rise
� C. z� ; . 1 Q4. i71,tU dA3 COn i ,.. �
5.1 names,
Mr. George C.Pcrkins has. been ap
pointed United States ato • from
t .
t,allfor�ra. Selz
A eollicry strike, iuvolying nearly
f
in
half a million men, is �
g nd,
farmers Oxford have had to
x d li
hayfreightday.
leave thr it na and attend to the
wheat harvest.
J. Adams of Buffalo, committed ani-
nide at the Queen's hotel, Toronto by
taking morphine
it ofMr.
TheTradee and Labor Council
�, , 0
Toronto Iizday night resole,
tion favoring,Sunde • cars.
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T11eVhhite' itv W" d' Fair was
C - ( oil s I'
deserted Sunday. The Sunda. closing
y
was rigidl unforced,
Y
The paid admissions at the World's
+Scotia
Fair numbered ]�63S7, the.
total attendance being 164,000.
At London F. W. Shorland rode 428
miles and e starter on a bicycle in 24
hours' establishing a new record,
'
Mark Stephen, aged 9, was struck
by the steamboat express near lllerrit
ton, and died of his injuries in a few
hours.
To cure nervousness your nerves
must be fed by euro blood. Hood's
Sarsaparilla merles 11r0 blood. Take
p p
it nolo.
A platform meeting in opposition to
Sunday street cars was held Sunday
bight in Avenue Road Meth. church,
Toronto.
The Chippewa, the latest addition to
the fleet of the Niagara Navigation
Company, came into port on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Crowther, of Norwood, and Mr,
Samuel Minalzer. of Rednerville, Ont.,
are twins aged 83 years, and both hale
and hearty.
Bradstreets report 40jbusiness fail -
ures in Canada the past week, against
26 last week and 22 the corresponding
week a year ago.
The Toronto defeated the Cornwalls
on Saturday at lacrosse by 5 goals to
1, while the Capitals vanquished the
Shamrocks 6 to 1.
While Michael Rol] aged 17,was
lighting a gasoline stove at Petrolia,
an explosion occurred, and Rolla was
terribly burned from waist to head;
At Detroit Friday in the free -for all
pace Mascott defeated `Flying Jib and
Hal Pointer and won the :second heat
in 2.04§, within half a second of his
record.
The Executive Committee of the Ca-
radian Cricket Association decided
Monday night to hold the international
cricket match September 11 and 12, at
Rosedale.
The steamer Etruria, from Liver-
pool to New York, made the trip in six
clays and 40 minutes. Her best prey-
thus record was 6 days 1 hour and 50
minutes.
Cashier James M. Downing of the
United States mint has' been arrested
at New Orleans on a charge of embezz
ling $25,000 from the United States
Government, -
Three hundred employees of the C.
P. R. in Quebec was discharged Mon -
day, Half of these were employed in
Hochela;a car shop and half;in the ma-
chine shops at Montreal.
The Seyenth Fusiliers, of London,
made 832 in Saturday shooting in the
Military Rifle League match, and as
their were 98 points ahead prior to this
it is resumed theyhave woo the
shield.
The heat was so intense at Huron,
South Dakota, on Saturday that work
in the barley and rye haevest field was
abandoned. The thermometer has
ranged from 96 to 106 during the Inst
five days.
Fire' broke out i. e . transportation
g p
building at the :Chicago fair Monday,
but it was, extinguished before much
damage was dote. For a few minutes
the crowds in the building was almost
panic stricken.
The jail of Shelby county, Tenn.,
was broken in by a mob on Saturday
nightandLee Walker a negro ac -BILIOUSNESS,
cused of several criminal assaults, was
taken out and hanged, the body being
afterwards cremated.
Brantford saying that a call has been
extended from the Windsor'congrega-
tion to Rev. J. C. Tolmio of Brantford.
It will be four or five weeks before any
meeting will be held for that
sculling purpose.'
The race for the champion=
ship of America between Hanlan and
Gaiiclaur at Orillia on Saturday was
rowed over on Monday. There were
four fouls. Hanlan finished alone of
ter Gaudaur and he had interlocked
oars.
At Washington Monday in conned
tion with the Ford's Theater disaster
the grand"jury found a true hill
against Henry C. Ainsworth, Chief of
the Pension Bureau,and the contrac-
tor, the superintendent and the,en i.
neer of the building,
Louis Frank was 'arrested at
Stratford on Saturda charged •. with
k
playing the flimflam game. He gave
.��
,. r , .-.
his,address as Iittsburt , and Is in jail
until his relatives •can be he •r•
a d %hm.
1 r. Henry
VI y. A tadt; shuemal: er had the
,R�
man arrested for doing him out of a 85
bill:
' • .
Lillie the girl( �o1r•o1d D"
, •, 4 daug ei of
Mr. A. (lark,n f Norwich, has 1•eceutly
passed threunh a novel and painful ex-i,Lti)
•.•
pertence The, other' morning her
• o, : , .
mothc,r, •while •bathing set, • And ofre
what she though was the end of a
nail •r t ,
p o tad' from her daughters
gide. Site was taken to' Dr. Ilary '.A�q�`
,eYI
Who succeeded in,extraetii g,from her
Sld a lai`ae sewing,_ metric wit it tlireari
attaelind, Although the operation was
, i , l sufferer ;
a painful on(, the iritic en-
dured it wnhou.t the aid df art antes-
thetle and is now doing, iven,
There were 104,000 people at the
World's Fair 00. lhureda �.
�
gllelplr „irl has boon fined $n"10 aud
•General
posts -for using an •effaced postage
stamp,
P
It is estimated that there are 10,000
unemployed moll in Denver, Col,, at
the present time.
present
A six-year old daughter of D. Sil-
verthorn was run. over and tilled ]y
a train at Essex Foes
A. court of the Catholic Foiesters
has been instituted a.t Wop(lstock.
will be known' as St. Mary's Court No,
350•
ITirman Skinner, an old resident
_.
of Q4lutletouOnt.,'die in a lead 111
df
which he was working Friday from
e
spasms.
It is reported that `a 60 ounce nig-
gat of gold hi,d, been taken from the
•situat' ,&�pm�
Salisbury Company s mine in Nova
Friday.
Hay in •England is now quoted at
90 to 95 shilliur' s' er ion ton, a de
^ r p g
cline of 10 to to 'shilliu; s from the
prices of 'a week ago.
John B. K. Phair, a Philadelphia
lumber merchant worth $200,000,
jumped from the roof of his house Fri•
day and killed himself.
Tuesday was the hottest day Toren•
to has had for a number of years, the
thermometerranging between 93 and
95 during a great 5)E rt in the day.
The Amoskeag Cotton Mill, Boston
la
one of the rgest in the world, will
shut down for the month cf August,
owing to the present condition of trade.
Austin C. Dempsey, a harness maker,
aged 25 took an overdose of morphine
at St, Catherines Tuesday and died
from the effects. An inquest will be
hold'
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.Y, JITL.� 27th, 1098.
- -- -threatened
g pEngland,
ting upon the success of Ca-
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les exhibited at the.World's
. g.p points :.y
e .oiout that with.
land,
os of the Detroit riser there
duan viuyards, producing
lions of wine, while the vines
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e Erie, I flee Is and and N
produce a million gal.
of lure grape •ince which
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:o claret, It adds: "Againquiries,
>er
grove,
t.or e, we are lard, has aorder
n Eastern Ontario, as far
[thin, three miles of OttawaThursday
making wine successfully.
estimated byexperts that
p'
square miles suitable
growing' in Ontario. Theb
France is 5,000,000 acres;
y of Ontario is said to bo
acres „
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of Body and
in Gid
fully
Strengthen
Parts of Body.
Treatment—Benefits
60 States
them. Descriptive
proofs mailed
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and
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l�oreignCoun
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Buffalo
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public
building
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11W Z'IIE' Ul\TI2'ED
STATES.
Brun has an article emit-
ce made easy," in the North
Review, founded upon facts
s supplied by the report of
Labour Couunission. The
with a period of twenty
-1886, in time of peace, in
States, "a land where tem_
erected by the state to the
Reason," where schools and
and amongst a peo-
to be religious. During
which population has in
per cent. divorces have in-
7 per cent. It is interesting
riter, to see what constitutes
and cruel treatment." Iu
court granted a divorce to the
se the defendaet, the hus- accused the plaintiff's sister
In another case, the plain-
subject 'to ' sick headaches
ws w orse'when she smells to-
iven a .divorce because her
mopes. In another the di-
because the husband
quoting• passages of Scrip-
eminding the plaintiff in the
Df St. Paul that she is to be
o her husband. In another
id wrote, "There is a woman
I think I could loee. If
Marv, or if you have ever
you will do me the kindness
a divorce as soon as possible."
;]ugly asked and, of course,
divorce. A husband ap
and complains that the
p
es to keep his clhtniug in re-
on his buttons. He is
ed by the testimony of one
says that he has seen
eh only one button on his
In another case the wife
tiff out of bed by the :his
couple under forty have two
piece and thrpo marriages.
vet contract a dozen if they
four score years and ten.
•
Bold Robbers Captured at
Brucefielcl.
Last Sunday morning at an unseem
ly hour—about 1 o'clock—a light and
two glen were discovered in the store
of Mr. Wm. Scotts general merchant,
Brucefield. The alarm was quietly
givenby
to the owner and the time
the bold robbers had made their select-
ions and concealed 011 their . persons
liberal supply of goods, there •lyero con
good5,dressed
Bgrucetietd citrgated eous ready tom eceive
the thieves with open arms. The first
desperado captured is said to be one
Charles Prince ,'a low set man, dark
features and whiskers, disfigured left
eye, hump -backed, and generally
sneaking a hard looking character.
He is probably 40 years of age and
feet 4 in height. He offered some re-
sistance and the shooting -iron he at.
tempted to "draw" upon his captors
proved to be a large solid iron chisel.
Andrew Scott, son of the complainant,
captured Prince's pal, whose name is
given as Joseph Green. He is a' de-
termined looking character, aged
about 30—low set and dark complex-
ion. Both of course were loaded down
with` goods cbusisting'of shoes, socks,
watches, knives, rests, handkerchiefq,
ties, tobacco, candy, and various arti-
cies of clothing. A rig was procured
and early Sunday morning both birds
were placed securely behind the bars
in Clinton lock-up. They are said to
hail from Toronto. The information
was •laid by Mr. Scott, of Braeefield,
and the case was heard before. Mayor
y
McTaggart and J. McGarva, •J.P.'s,
Monday morning. Mr. Scott testified
to the particulars as aboye and identi
fled a vest from his store being taken
off one of theprisoners in Clinton. The
prisoners did ot enter any plea and
were sent to Cxoderich to await
up
trial. Their kit of burglars tools con
sisted of files, chisels, a broken tackle
knife, lock picks, a double key filed to
p ` +
fit store door lock, etc. Among the kit
was a note book with several pages of
entry, but much of the writing could
g o
not be deciphered. Among other things,�
as.—
our reporter could make out was.—
„ p by -Capt. Barrett, Liver-
"Mon
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pool, and �rrank Bradly, New Bed-
ford, Mass. They have evidently
been in the burglarbusiness for some
time. Mr. Scott and friends are to be
congratulated on capturing such un-
visitors.—Clinton News -ice-
co.rcZ
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The undersigned
to inform the general
,
that he keeps constantly
p
Stock, all kinds of
a ° material, dressed1iand
-
lumber
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B d✓ R8 O1.1tari
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High Land
Pine Shingles.
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Special notice
to B. C. Red Cedar
is acknowledged
a
most durable timber
grows; especially
les.
e� �s ,r� _
36 to 40 years.
It is said by those
know, that they
from 36 to 40 years
climate.
Willisew
James
LUMBER MERCHANT
News of the Week in Brief,
Kingston's civic holiday will be on
August 14.
Boring for natural gas has begun in
Wiuuigeg.
The Prohibition.Comnision resumed
its sitting in Ontario'thi week.
The strike of printers in Vancover
has been settled, the men giving in.
Half a dozen buildings at Chesluy
were destroyed by fire Monday morn'-
inhurt "
Wm. Beatty new saw mill at Parry
Sound
Sound was destroyed by fire on Sunday
Loss $10,000.
The steamship Campania, is making
an effort to cut the ocean record in her
present voyage.
The Liberals of Montreal will hold a
demonstration at the Exhibition
August
Grounds on Au est 14.
Forty eight compositors have been
suspended from the Go eminent Piint-
ing Bureau at Ottawa.
The latest boy preacher, 12 -year-old
lvey Gregor comes appropriately
Gregory, PP v
from Earlycount Ga.
y'
Hamilton's Clty Council met Monday
night and filially passed the smelting
works and H. G. Sr B. by -larva,
Recent storms have caused a loss of
1Mongolian
$.00,000 to market gardners iu the'
yicinrt-y of Rutland, Vermont.
A committee has been formed in
Rome to make prelimineryarrange-
r
inents for an international exhibition
in 1896,
Mr, Gladstone's new financial clause
of the home rule bill was passed in the
British Commons Monday night by a
vote of 22Gto 191.
Hon. David Mills lectured in the
Baptist- Church, Rid etown Sunda
p • g y
night, refuting a number of `Robert
Ingersoll's •arguments.
13,
Typographical Uaion No. of Bos-
ton, haspassedresolutions commend-
ing Governor Altgeld, of Illinois,. for'
pardoning the Anarchists.
A Buffalo man has sent a sum of
money, to Brantford for deposit to in-
sure its safe keeping,°owing to the pre-
p
valence of failures in the States.
The election 'of members of the
French Chamber of Deputies will take
place on August 20 and the second
on' September third.
A London carter named Thomas4,s
Hall cut his throat'Mouda while - sofengi.
hiring from derangement the result
., b , of
:,..Fr
a,sunstroko. He may recover,
The New York Sun announces that
i
T,V. Powerdly, to resign as
51 goingn
d
,.encr t master w orl,man oc the
Knights 'of Labor. and go into the
, •,
prac,tiuc, of la W,
FranI- Wal er f
II o" Indianapolis won
time prize � g
the epi ,e In the Detroit pit cyclin
n,
road race, covering 25 miles in 1.06:10
the best time on record: Wm, Hyslop
jtin. of Toronto was third.
;.
Prince Edward County Conserve-
•• - ; • , •
fives met at Pietro on Saturday and��
Y
were addressed b,y Dr, Willoughby, M
P.P.
1The selection Of a candidate for
the Local Rouse was postponed.
a
The NaWabOf IZAmpurandsuite • ate
..
occupying sixteen rooms at the Wind.
s l n entreat, re . t,i. , .ou,
so , oo ltltai; an their tetuln journey
' y ,.
from the 4Vpr1ClN Fair. The Prlll(;e,
will leave this week for England.
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DROPSY,
SALT,
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NERVOUSNESS,
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AIR OOlrt'AR1SOY.
rs have insisted for some
o e
Canada must haye nnre_
ci rocit with the United
p y
he proposition rested under
suspicion from the first. Ca
think themselves
their own policy; they
to receive orders from for -+desirable
r, the main question was:
lrestricted reciprocitydo
said it would do?
ants of the scheme have de-
t would. They have said
ss in the United •States get
iverage prices for their pro-
Canadian farmers receive;
oily as highprices as Cate
pay for articles they
make no more money than
make; they mort-
farms tows great an extent
farmers; and rand in New
has fallen in value
ask d itballots
au 1 Ontario. They
ed that, as a stream cannot
r than its source, there is no
hulk that under unrestrict-
Deity,Canadian farmers
boiler off than United
mars, Further whenever
'
p has been made to secure
of any kind, it has been re-
gilt of coupled with c n it.
p o d
Canada could never eon-
ago Mr. Geo. Taylor,
ants Leeds in the house of
that a slumber of
should cross the river
o1' the state Of New
es opposite, and •should
pip I
the conditloti of £atmets
... o •f
Ares with the condition C.
The committee made
z� r r..»••cru w ;,FIE
w', $ •_
F it na �L,
+.F „fr�sMr
ALL THE CLOGGED SECRETIONS
BOWELS, KIDNEYS AND LIVER,
WITHOUTWEAItEN-
SYS1EM, ALL IMPURITIES AND
AT THE SAME TIME CORRECT-
Or THE STOMACH, CURING
DYSPEPSIA, HEAD
DIZZINESS, H EARTBuRN,
RHEUMATISM,
SKIN DISEASES, JAUNDICE,
RHEUM, ERYSIPELAS, SCRO-
FLUTTERING OF THE HEART,
AND GENERAL
THESE AND ALL SIMILAR
QUICKLY vuELD TO THE
OF BURDOCK BLOOD
.
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Charles Coakwell, aged 15, ;Was
drowned •in"the •m]il and at Br *lin
Out., on Saturday while bathin„
While driving across the Grand
Trunk at Brampton Sunday on his way
to church Mr, Joseph Featherstone was
Feath-
killed by the Chicago flyer• Mrs.Feath-
who was him escaped.
erstone, p
The great driving wheel of the Mem
phis (Tenn) electric powerhouse ex-
pioded on Friday into hundreds of
pieces, tearing up the bei ding and
killing Engineer Pat McDermott •in-
scantly.
First
W, G•
Class
SPECIAL
COMMERCIAL
Orders left
will receive
ATRIAL
1�1
Bissett s'
,
Li e
Liver �I
and Rigs
WITH
MEN,
attenti• on.
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RI SL'T'L
Horses
RATES
at Bissett Bros.'Hardrvari
prompt
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