The Exeter Times, 1894-6-21, Page 5Hood's Cured
After
Others Failed
scrofula in the ,Neck, -Bunches, AO
Cone Now,
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in favor ,
e of :a ,
0 1 a ': li 1 I,., of live years
.rs
I.hare been t,ot:ale:I Willi suroi.ti3 in my neck
and throat.' Several kinds of 'Medicines which
1 tried did tl not do me any good, and when I coal-•
,nheueotl to take Iiooil's Sarsaparilla there werr
large bunches on my neck so sore that I could
llood9s Sarva'
la
Pa
rel Cures
,lot bear the -slightest touch. When I had taken
one bottle of this medicine, the. -soreness had
gone, and before I had finished the second the
bunches hal entirely disappeared:' i3n.tscaz
ATWOOD, Sangerville, Maine.
N. 13, If you decide to tale hood's Sarsapa-
Alla do not be induced to buy any other.
Hood's Pills euro constipation by rester --
lug the peristaltic action of the alimentaryeana3.
READY FOR
THE HORSES..
DETROIT'S NEW TRACK IS COSI
-
METED ANI3 VERY: FAST.
•Trainers are Nose 1i'orlaing There
And Soon the Great Arany- of Cam-
paigners Will be on the Scene.
Another month and the hoof -beats of the
, sleek -limbed trotters as they fly down the
_stretch of the Detroit Driving Club's new
track will. mingle with the hurrahs of the
thousands assembled to clo homage to the
great American"horse and participate in
the dediceitery ceremonies incidental' to
the opening of the finest racecourse in the
country. Those will be halcyon days for
the owners of the money -winners, 'the in-
ducements being unusually, large,'and
from present indications this will be taken
advantage of by more trainers than. in any
of the meetings on. the famed Hamtramo
course. 'Everything is practically ready
and, th:1,, procession of horses,is the sole
requisite to" start what promises, to be a
most brilliant meeting.
Now that the track is completed, it is
daily the scene of fast brushes between
well-bred roadsters, and drivers and train-
ers are arriving continually .with the
strings they wish to prepare fol'an active
season's campaign. The liberal offering
of the club in allowing; the free use t
the track and stables to all who care to
come before the annual Blue Ribbon
meeting is attracting men from allparts
pf the state, but there is. abundant rootn
for more and breeders In the interior can
still put in three or four weeks' work here
before starting out.
Aside from the magnificence of the
equipments which commend the track to
the most scruphlovs, the racing will be the
great feature of this year. Inquiries are
flooding the secretary from all parts of
the country and the indications are that
the mail in the four days_ following July
2, the date of the closing of the entries,
will keep several clerks busy arranging
tile- horses and classes. The special
arses which filled so nicely are holding
t.heir own, and the declarations are .very
Small in number compared to these in
the
t t'eesenit routloonk other
Cities.
will be fully 300
Horses at the track to battle for the
$?0,000 in premiums ,during the week of
July 16-`21,
!l !4iDlr The
Worst Cass,
YOUR FRIENDS AND
NEIGHBORS HA VE
USED IT.
Paine's Celery Compound
The OnlyHonest 'Med-
icine
i cine Now Before
The Canadian
Public.
Yes, sufferer, Paine's Celery Compound
,,leets and Duren your ,trouble no matter
how desperate it may bo ; and let us
give yen some additional :comfort and
hope by saying that tills precious remedy
will meet your wants after your, doctor
bas given you up.
" The proprietors of Paine's Celery ,Com-
pound have records testifyingtto marvel-
lous cures ',sifter h sieians failed,and
O rs
p
y
useless, These
other medicines pso'Ced tse
records and testimonials are open at all
times for inspection.
Let tie utter it aoleren warning. IDs not.
waste precious time by using medicines
that have no curative virtues. Go to yeti
dealer and ask him far Pine's Celery
Cottipound ; Otte bottle will; convince you
that you have fottld-the true agettt that
gives new life,
C. Pills tone and regtilato the
bowels,
MASS,MBIETING fl FXET3IR'1
PllWl ybdon't you try, Carter's Little Liver
bey era a s tit a euro for slab
pp
K y it d h d th b Cl
dared liver Onl 704:07
M- -
, en ao e, an °01.013104 gy dim" -
evening
. ,S
A. Meetin tires held here on Friday
evening by Mr. David Welemillor, the y a
Coneervetive candidate in South Huron,
It had been intended to hold it in the
Opera Homey - but the excessive host
caused the local oemmittee to Nall the
gathering in the cricket grott,nd.instead,
There wars a very large attendance, and
much enthusiasm was tnanifosted by the
audience. The Conservative speakers
of the evening wore Mt. 1V•. Clarke
Wallace, Dr. Beatty ,Nesbitt, and the
candidate, while R. H. Collins and Dr.
Sloan spoke for the Government can
didate.
Mr . W eismiller made an excellent im-
pression. He severely critiois ed the
principles of his opponent, and iittacked
the record of the Mowat Government,_
especially in connection . with: the dis-
tribution of seboolgrants besween;,com
mon and High Schools.
Dr. Nesbitt was to have sljokeranext,
but the twosupporters of Mr. McLean,
the Liberal candidate,appeared on the
scene, and were given about an hour In
which to submit a defence of the Gov-
ernment policy. Tho meeting; how-
ever, was very Conservative in its stripe
and did not receive their statements
favourably. It was all the more difficult
for
them to make out a case for their
side as theywere we a cott>pelled to speak.
one after the other, and both in advance-
of either of their chief opponents.
At the conclusion of their remarks
Dr. Nesbitt resumed his address. Ile
devoted .some time to answering the
arguments of the Government G e lent, rt-
?support -
ors.
ars. He denied the necessity ' of re-
taining the head of the Education
department in the Cabinet, claiming
that except' for the sake of the political
advantage which must necessarily accrue
to the Government on account of the
political influence thus gained, there
was no reason for the retention of the
political head. As an instance for the
favouritism shown by Mr. G. W,
Ross, he asserted that a brother-in-law
of Dr. ivlcKay, the Liberal whip, had
received a certificate through political
influence. Mr. Ross had recently
thrown out a challenge on a platform in
Toronto, and had defied anyone to show
that political influence had anything to
do with the management of his depart-
ment, and yet it was well known that
not only In this, but in many other
instances, unfairness or partiality had
been shown to candidates, according to
their political principles. Dr Nesbitt
said that he accused not only Mr. Rosa,
but every member of the Government,
including Sir Oliver Mowat, of corrupt-
ion. They had shown great favors to
their own supporters, and in doing so
had sacrificed, whenever necessary, the
best interests of Ontario. Dr. Nesbitt
concluded a vigorous speech by recom-
mending the position which' had been
taken by the Reformers in 1881 con-
cerning biennial sessions, and which
was contrary to the arguments now ad-
vanced by them.
Mr. N. Clarke Wallace made a pleas -
"ant speedo which was replete in
arguments, very clearly and"
put. He held the close atterhtion' of
his hearers by his effective attack upon
the policy pursued by the Mowat
Administration. He criticised at some
length the management of the Agricul-
tural Department, which he considered
had been corruptly administered by Mr.
John Dryden for the purpose of pacify-
ing his discontented constituents. In
the License. Department he said, a state
of corruption existed such as few could
conceive. The commissioners nor, being
appointed by the ntunicipelities, but by
the powers at .Toronto, acted simply as
political . agents, and distributed the
licenses according to the political con-
victions of the various applicants. And
for the valuable services they each
charged $800 a year. The manage-
ment of the license system' was only one
instance of the manner in which Sir
Oliver Mowat has taken from the people
their rights, for the purpose of adding
to his own political power. It has been
so often asserted that the. Mowat Gov-
ernment was .pure that. it was worth
while examining into its record before
accepting the assertion -ail an axiom.
They had used the money of the people
rashly and extravagantly, both in the
unnecessary , and etipensiie officials
'whom they had appointed froni among
their own followers, and intheir mothbd
of carrying on the public works of the
province. It had been asserted that
Sir Oliver Mowat had spent more than
Bixby millions of the people's money,
t h e of corruption
and thatno offals co uptioth lied
ever ;,been brought against him. If
that was so, he proposed to make the
charge of corruption had Byer been
brought against hire. If that was so,
he proposed to snake the charge right
now. Mr. Wallace then touched upon
a number of the instances in which the
Opposition ciaimt•cl the Premier had
diverted public money into the pockets
of his relatives and friends. He read a
list of the members of Mr. Mowat's
family who were ' occupying public
positions, and also cited other cases of
a similar character. Ib was not for the
Reformers, he said, to reply to orit]cisms
on their conduct by pointing to Ottawa
as an answer, for events had shown that
while the Conservative Government at
Ottawa had punished their criminals,
Sir Oliver Mowat hacl zvlhite washed his
and raised them to positions of trust. 2
Mr. Wallace concluded his address by a 3
strong appeal to the electors to throw
prejudice aside and vete for the princi- 5
pies advocated by the leader of the 0
Opposition. '
The meeting dispersed at a late hethi.'
with the, usual cheers.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet-
ter than others and enjoy life more, with.
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting theworld's best preclude to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative]nci es embraced in the
r 1 x
P p
rids.
remedy, Syrup of Igs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax-
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medioal
profession, because it acts on the. Kid-
neys, Liver' and Bowels without weak-
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug-
gists in 75c. bottles, but it is mann.
factures by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
For Sale at G. Luuz's Drub' Store.
A Full Stock
SCHOOL SUPP6IEs
Brownmg s
-DEALER IN-
Books, Stationery, - and
Fancy - Goods,
Bibles, Hymn Books in every var=
iety, Scribblers; Pads, Note Paper,
Ink, Pens, Pencils, Lock Boxes,
Etc.,, etc.
J. W. Browning's
BOOKSTORE.
Carriages Wagoas
We have received a choice lot of
Children's Carriages and Wagons, which
will be sold
OH EIS ls_P.
Come and see them and be convinced.
Our Stock of BOOTS Se SHOES is
now complete in every line. Prices to
suit everybody. We don't advertise .a.
20 per cent, - discount and claim a 20
per cent profit for our trouble, nor do
we drag people off the street to induce
them bo buy. Como in yourselves and
get prices, and you see at once we have
no 40 per. cent profit.
Good Cow-hide,.Iland-made Boots $2.90
CI Kip " CC 3.25
Balls 2,25
" Plow Boots 90
Men's Half Soling - - 85
'Women's " - -
30
No charge for rips; also see our Hat-
ness., Can't be beaten for style and
quality, and everything in the Harness
line.
J TREBLE
atttaatalttitl
H;'1 '$ WORKING NOW'
naafi. 1,o91lfoa WAS'.Qnx3P,LEA oriel ILD-
nix
LDn ix DosFnna-,pip's HISS= Pati'
OOHED wax -Toes Mos'. Nsveu.
Knower to Pair,:
Newcomb Mills, J'uuo 18,•--Oitoster Loomis,
a well known, farmer living near here, has
for:yesrs heap afliotoa with kidney die -
ease, so badly that he could not nitin it
i.buggy t
o dv
e
to town,ens he i•1 6
0
ye
a
rs
old hedespaired of aanre He tried
Dodda.fidney Pills] and they oared him,
He has not done any farm trail for years,
but be helped to put in this spring's grope,
and any one who goes to nee, hint to -day
will find him between the plough -handles.
instead of laid out on, a bed or an easy
chair as he need to be.
The :maiden of Archbishop Tache, of
$t.lR°nilaee, shows no improvement and
oauree much anxiety.
,Sire, -I had each a :severe (sough that
my throat felt as if scraped with a rasp.,
On taking Norway Pine Syrup I toned the
first dose gave relief, and the second bottle
completely cured me,
Mise. A. A• Downey, Manetic, Ont.
HOW TO GET A "SUNLIGHT
P1CTTIRE.
Send 25'''Sunlight"Soap wrappers (wrap
per bearing the words "Why does a woman
look older sooner than a man")
to Levee
5St., Toronto, Bross.,Ltd.,4$ Scott nt andyou
., o ,
will, receive by poet a 'pretty pic'ture, free
from advertising and well worth framing.
T hs!a an easy way o decorate your home.
The soap is the beat in the market, and
it will only cost le pottage to send in the
wrappers, if you leave the endo open,
Write your address carefully.
1tUEIIBrATIst1 Utixtex 12r A DAY. -South
American Rheumatic Cure. for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia, radically cures in 1 to 3
days. Ito action upon the system is remark-
able and mysterious. It removes at once
the ethers and tba disease immediately dia.
appears. The first jdoae greatly benefits.
75 cents. Sold by C. Lutz, Druggist. 518
Skin Diseases are more or less directly
occasioned by bad blood. B. B. B. pules
the fallowing Skin Diseases; Shingles,
Erysipelas, Itching Rashes, Salt Rheum,
Scald Bead. Eruptions, Pimples and
Blotches, by removing all impurities from
the blood from a common Pimple to the
worst Scrofulous 8 arc.
EntorPackinzlialgo
Ask for our "PLUME" brand
Meats. They are the best.
Is the -only Tire that <-are satisfaction last year
STE LBROS. MANUcACTURFD 8Y
The Geoid Bicycle'
Be
i LTD
,
ral Iona& Siylo: !
h,.
tIS VONOSEET, Brantford, Ort.TORONTO
PERKINS & MARTIN
1ardeox Bleed Bitten!,our dye epai
ai
I3urdoak Blood Bitters sure Constipation;
I3urdoek ,Blood Sitters cure biliou irness,
Burdock Blood Bitters pure beat:401w,
Burdock .Blood Bitters unlock all the
oloeged secretions of the bowele, thee our-.
ing headaches and similar ootnplainte.
Sunday night about 8 o'plook, during
the storm: a barn on the eighth line be-
longing to Mr, English, of Petrolsa, was
start* li hteiug and totally destroyed.
11111,11111TUR!
Largest
Finest Designs,
Lowest Prices
Immense show rooms loaded with
,goods ; every quality, style and price,
but all the best for the least' money,
Our
Spring Store
now -
complete, is thel;_ ofthe mar-
ket
pick n
p
set ini
ever th'elegant and varied
y hng-is
beyond description.
ParlorFlr11tre
Will be the fate' this week. The unus-
ual size and variety of the line :does
not admit giving
pieces in detail.
Odd Pieces
Willbe especially ,attractive in price,
and all who wish for much, in rturn
for small outlay,will not be disappointed.
8. GIDLEY SON,
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK.
]DO -YOTT
Want a Bicycle?
THE G. C J.
PNEUMATIC
,,teeHq s,
TIRENOTMtit. t"
0
Best Ordered Clothing produced in Exeter
Gentlemen 1 leave your orders early,for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the hes-
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the beat
Cutting in Town, you are sure of satisfaot
ion
elmor Weismi
Net having more
s
a
years l0 ?
r to live, al deto.r
lzten,'
to do all the good I can in the interest of Alen, Women and philclxeta,.
There will be about as much financial profit in the transaction, as,;;.
there will be to IVicl,ean orWeismiller whoever gets in.
Men's all wool Tweed Sults to order' for $ro oo' ; Fine $lack. Suits'';
from $r5 0o up, We snake a specialty of fine goods. Our Guinea
yourseTrouserslf; beat the world $5 ' 25, spot cash.Gin us;a call and see for
r 11r
lYlain- t.q - -
F ei;er
OLD ESTABLISHED
Just received ed 5al lab of
meri
can Binder Twine.
1
Our new make :milk .cans sell at sight.
Selling nails, hardware and locks at rock bottom prices,
Eavetroughing and furnace work a specialty.
Prices were never
so lo '
W InT
yea s.
Ilarvest mitts, tools, forks, rakes, sythes, snaths, cradle
fingers.
Come and e iu .airs ' rices.
1. p
Our haybalings-black and al i z
11 van zed wire, eve lei d 11,I
prices..
Builder's hardware, sash weights,pipe e and fittings in stock.
rPg ,
Buy plaster paris, hair, akron and portland cements from
us.
Leave your orders for iron roofing. Our tin work will be
under; the direction of Mr. Kann Bissett.
Every job guaranteed first .class,
:Doing a large trade in this line, oar prices are low.
I can give you satisfaction in all branches.
Cheapest place in town:
ti
Iteeping pace with the wants of the people"—our motto.`
JOSEPH COBBLE DICK.
EXETER LIJMBER YARD.
The undersigned wishes to inform the public in general; that he keeps con-
stantly in Stock all kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL, (DRESSED AND UNDRESSED)
PINE and HEMLOCK' LUMBER,
B. C. RED ONTARIO AND HIGH LAND
And PINE SHINGLES.
Special notice is drawn to B. C. Red. Cedar Shingles which is aeknowled, to be they
Moat Durable Timber of any that grows. , Specialty for Shingles. Said by
competent judges to last from thirty six to forty years in any climate.
Jam,. AWXLZX1
Fanaon'rBlock.
°It oil.
Well ! ilere's s
SOMETHING NICE
,a
If you want the best value for the
money ever offered in the way of au
easy chair just come in and see our
Furniture.
Cupid's Resting on his laurels just
matches are made and
now-then now t
the marriage's are taking place. Here
are facts of interest to all those people
who are to establish new homes.
Call and examine our stock.
OIL, OIL !
TFIE BOBIER PRODUCE CO. have decided to Retail Oil at
Wholesale Prices
Best Canadian. Oil,
Best Canadian Water White
Best American Water White
COME ONE, COME ALL.
12c.
17c.
20c.
TIE ROMEER PRODUCE CO.
J. Murray Si Co,
The Exeter Foundry
Manufacturer of
PLOWS,. LAND ROLLERS,
TWIN PLOWS.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Plow
Castings. Also General Castings con-
tracted for in Iron and Brass.
Also Manufacturers of Bridge Bolt ends,
Washers, etc.
Iron piping and fillings kept constant
ly on hand, Repairs promptly execut-
ed.
Change i.Business
SI j-+:LL'S
Butcher Ship I
Having purchased the Butchering bus
iness of Messrs. Wood Bros., will take:
possession on April >_ 1and I
would res.
p P lst,
pectfully solicit the patronage of all the
old customers of the shop and as many
new ones as can favor me with a call.
Meats of all kinds always on hand,
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
WIZS. SNELL
0 f D -CT JlJ 0P 0 —V 0 T
Returned by. Justices of the Peace in and for the County of Huron for the Quarter ending June lath,, 2894., pursuant to the
' Revised Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 76, Section 1.
E
0
Name of Prosecutor
Naive of Defeedant
Nature of Charge.
Date of
Conviction
Name of Convicting Justice or
J llatioea,
Amount
l?e,talty
Stine or
Damage,
Time when
• to be paid Time when
Justice.to said ,
paid.
To whom paid over If net paid, wbr not, and gen
by said Justices oral observation, if any.
and when
411/ 4
A Drerarselrrrs Srru,teices--What a
dreadful thing it •is to ,wake up in the
ruiddle of the night suffering from cholera
-.the nearest doctor a mile away sled no
one to send for him. Imagine .a Chore.
distressing domestic situation. if you can
and yet cases of thin kind aro very coin;
moa. The tronble, ho'w'ever, weida never
have become se
serious if the roan of the
house had a bottle of. Perry Davie' Pain.
liiiler at band, for It in a remedy that
never fails to ware ebolere, crarurtr;
diartht a, or dysentery. All druggists'.
keep it, 25 cents far largo New
size.
On Saturday afternoon "Willie WValker,
A lad of about 16 years, was drowned while
bathing in the i-lumbrir River, Toronto.
Is yew digestion woakeusd by "la•et,ppt2,
Ilse K, D. O.,
8
9
10
11
Geo Jardine
Thos E Etandly
Gerold Fitzgerold
yG m Ballantyne
Lottie Swan
Thos tlandly
Edward 51hbons
Wm II Carpenter',
Henj McKenzie
Jas Davis
/t.
12 Jamie W Morrison
13 Thos Wilson
1.1 Wm ialelrhtoslt
tri Chauncey A Jerome
10 G 7a Blair
17 Jas Driver
18 t.
Agnes boot
h.
10 Albert Pevlin
20 Jae Horton
Jno Jardine, jr
Godfrey Walters
Wm Li' Flannagan
Chao Greib
{leo Able
Wm Campbell
Robt Torrance
Lawrence Brennen
Alex 'Brownley
Sylvester Flynn
Peter McIntosh
Rector Pfawkhtn
J'er'ry Melirien
Thos Scott
Joseph ,Saint
Geo }Inds -eon
Constable Broadfoot
Henry Yroting
t,
Geo Page
Attemptea Nape
Vagrancy
Assault andeBattery
Selling liquor contratry to law
Illicit connection
Indecent Assault
Assault and Battery
Malicious Damage
Po)
Assault
Tereats
Aseanit
Insanity
Disturbing Publie Worship
Assault
de
(10
Abusive language
Aseeult
Trespass
April John butler, Mayor of Goderich
March 22IJ Beattie & I7 D Wilson, J P's Seaforth
April
May
May
10 J Beattie, J P. Sealarth
case dismissed for want of Jurisdiction
12 ,john Beattie, J P
17
28
31
25
Mar 21
Jany 19
Feb'y 27
Marek 13
April 21
02
2
1..
12
is
u
Infer
W( T,ewis, C `Snell k W J Wilson, r P's
P Y' Taumer, N if Voting, J P's
1? W Tanner, Iv" 1i 3*ouag, Wm Camp.
boll, J 1"s
J Stephenson, & lltyden, J P's
J Stephenson, J 1'
J lalc?dilia :, J P
W 1+ Brobenehire, S P
W H Kerr, and John M Bae, JP's
W }1 Kerr, J P
Wm tclallougll, J I?
do do
Geo Berl ett, J l',_
5 00 Forthwith
case with
20 00 Forthwith
deft under
1 00 Forthwith
5 00 do
mat o n with drawn.
1 00 June
1 00
1 00
5 00
100
r0
0
1 00
1 00
Forthwith
April 3 '94
Forthwith
do
do
do
do
drawn
21 years
by plaintiff
Defendant sent
Costs paid
Wm Ballantyne, Lice
of age
Paid Town d"reaserer
Matter amicably
Paid 'Trees: Blyth
Ca. Treasurer Huron
:,
Oierk of:: the Peace
bth May
tq
Committed for trial
to jail for 2 months : hard labor
by parties
enae Inspector
settled
Case dismissed
Sant up for jail
Case withdrawn
Committed to jail
I hereby certify the above to be truly and correctly copied from the records filed hi my of(ico,
i LEWIS.)
Clerk of the Peace
Clcrlr of the Peace Office,
Goderrieb, June 16t11, 1844..
nd Coon ky Crown Attorney