The Advocate, 1887-09-29, Page 5••••• •
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194404 Euton srupe Railway.
Northern Div isipri
Norait-J.4:AB:Taene----Pass'inr.
Leaden, depart.. .8.10',ast 4,go
taw) Crossing,. 9.35 0.45-
Claadeboye 9.101 5,15'
Centralia 5,03
EXETER.. 9.35 5.45•
Heasall , .. 9 46J 5.53
Kippen aa. , . 9.51, 6.06:
Brumfield:. • , 9.55' 6.15
Clintoa . „ „10.10 6.35
Leadeabare,', . .10.371 5.55
Blyth...... , . -20.46./ .7.05
4elgrave.. . 7.20
Wiagham, arrive . 11.20 73O
Geiteo Sounre Passenger',
Wieghanadeparta 7.09 .A:ro 3,05 Pal
7;17 3.28
131Yth, . a 7:31. 3.42
Londesboroi.a. .• 7.40i 1.51
Clintor) . „ ,•. _• 8,00•' 4,10
Brueefield. , . ,.• 8:19' 426'
Kipper),. , . 8..27; 457
Hensalla.........833 1 4.43(
Exeter , 847. 4.57
Centralia , 8.571 5.07'
Clandeboye _I, 9.104 a.20
Lucan-cross'g ; 9,20' 5.25
Loadozaarrive . 10.10 5.00
Local News.,
Fair on Monday 'mid Theachly
-Autumn leaf collectors are pow
hunting up old books to' be u'secl aa leaf
presser.
-The mesons are pushine'aleng the
Vrick work 0 the THvite Memorial
church very rapidly. •
-Scotch,. English and Clanadian
faree.ds; large variety. at Samwell and •
:Pickard's.
-.A. heavy frost visited this locality.'
early Intonda.y morning, and the "water
in someplaces congeiled ao the thick-
ness of nearly half an ine,ha
-The lecture given by Rev. 'Father
Chiniquy in Calera Church last= Fri-
day evening -wan numecously'attended,
well received and ably given.
-Afr.• Harry Hart, formerly a cattle
dealer and resident of this place, but
now of Michigan, is at preserit visiting
friends in and around Exeter:
-The' new' verandah in, front of
Samwell & Piekard's has been complet-
ed. The material was furnished by
Mr. H. SpaekMa.n, aeon hardware met -
chant.
-Mr. Riviere, of Detroit,
/ Was la town on Monaay. He is travell-
jag agent for the Eureka Chemical Co.
of Detroit, Mich. See theiacard in,
:mother coluania.
.-,.-'Those wishing to atted eUetiOri
sales should read the Sale Register
which is published weekly in this pap,
er, If you do .Oet take it, send 25cts
and get it till Jailuary 1at, 1886.
--From the nember of stoves that
ere leavieg the tiewere establishment
of Messre. Bissatt Bros., we believe
they are deieg a rushing business: It
will repay all te give there a cell and
see their large and elegant stock of
stoves, tinware etc., which is marked
down to the lowesa
-In depouncieg the evils which.the
human family are subject and hecome
addicted to, such as whiskey, tobacco,'
dress, jewellery and a hest of ether
thiegs, the captain 0. the Salvation
Array irr his Sunday afternoon's dis-
course forgot to mention that partiera-
lar acquirement, "the bestle."
--The semi-annual meeting of the
North Huron Teachers'. Institute will
be held in the Central School, Brussels
Ort October 13th and 14tliacommeecing
at ten o'clock' a. ni. Dr, MeLeani will
address the meeting on that important
aubjecaof interest to the profession,
and wdelivelea• public lecture on
Tuesday., eyeeinge
-In an advertisement by a railway
company of some mina -lied for goods,
the letter. 4‘ 1" had dropped hem the
word lawfali and. it r ead:-People to
whom tb'eaa'paokages are directed, are
requested no come forwareland pay the
awful charges of the same." The word
is quite appropriate, for although the
charges are lawful, they are neverthe-
less, "awful" in most instances,
,-Orderecl elotbieg a epecialty, a
first-clus fit gtreeenteeti, Seamen &
giekard. , * ,
,--New boots and shoes, hi eralleas
"rietY, at Satawell 4 Pieltarat's. *
--The followiag is taken from the
(Motor, New Eraa-a-"Farraers 'lave
beee 80 oftea imposed upon by strewn.
ersathat some of thein are growing
desperate, and are' determined no
stranger shall come within their gates,
if, itis possible to prevent it. The
ether day asceatain farmea; who had
recently lost eotne propertrby a atrang
era was meditating on bia less, and
feelieg just mad enough to °do anything
when he saw a. stranger coming on the
place. Going out, he ordered him off,
without asking his business, but the
stranger refused toleavea The farm-
er told him that if, he didn't 11gie he
would knock4hini over.- Still the fell,
ow refused, and it was.pot until the
fame): had raised a mansard over the
stranger's eye, that he acted on the'
advice:. Thi a may not he the best'
way in the world, still we have' often
wondered farmers belle not resorted to
force before, for they have so frequent-
ly extended their hospitality to strang-
ers, who have only awaited ar, oppor-
tunity to swindle then iasome waye
lit
that it has been enou $1,to teat the
patience of tho mos c'‘ly farmer.
Anyway, person "1 refuses to
leave another's promisee,- after being
ordei.ed off, leaves himself liable to
•summary punishment,"
--NOTICE OF REDI0VAL,..-011 and
after Oatalst, the offic.e of -the Exeter,
Anvocams can be found two' doors'
north 0 the post -office, on West side
of Main -street, in the store lately Wee
upied by J. W. Broderick. 'We shall'
be pleased tonhave a call from all our•
friends, and those wantieg printing
done on the shortest node, end at
reasor able rates, are especially request-
ed to call. Remember the place: Two
doors north of the pest office.
-Sonnwell re,. Pickard will • geve a
grand exhibition of millinery mid diar
goods on Monday, and" Thesday, Oct.
3rd and 4th.
• --Next week the South aliuron fall
Fair will be opened in Exeter, and
merchants end' citizens should employ
the thee ia adorning and beautifYing
their premises. The towneshould be
put in perfect -order, houses and stores
decorated, and all4made as attractive
as possible. If the weather proves
favorable, there will be a large number
0 visitors here, aad the town should
be made so "beautiful as tir impress
all 'strangers 'favorably.
Now is the time te subscribelor
tXETUR ativocamB,one 0 the best local
papers in Huron, only 25 tents from
xfow until 'Jim. ist: 1888a
-The' merenry is up to a 111,0'
again; the dryweather has resumed con-
tiel; the dust on the streets and public
reds and uncovered faces is outrage-
ously deep, and the 'water -melon 'trade
booming.
-A Philadelphia' barber drspliyi'aa
sign which announces that he is "prop.,
rider 0 facial decorating saloon, toe •
sorial artist, physiognomical hair dress-
er and 'facial operator, cranium manipT
Water, capillary: 'abridger, ete."
Soarlett's Tel„egfaph 011 is
aivreciated as a household remedy.
G1reit
trial,-Sold only at E.
Soarlotes Drug Stord,',Exeter.:`
-There is a•religioue, editor tfie-
°Minty Of Balton, whoa publishes in-
ventive scurrility fee newsn. There -is
another not fat around wild" bids far
tn take away the preminai from him.
Hoping that he will,• anieride, we
not glee lie name, '•
-1-'friends" said eaTemperineee
lecturer; lowering his vOide'--to an Ini
pteSsiVe whisper,- "1f all the grog -Shops
were at the bottom of 'the sea, what
would be the result'l" And the aim -
Wer odrave "Lots 0 people would teat
dieneneed 1"
-The blackberry crop failed tit
then carne the news that We had 'got.
te take Mir, turkey without', cranbeery
sauce, and now life ie to loge half 'its
sweethess by a reported failure M the
backwheat crop, What will the stiffet.
lag public do foe breakfast this Winterl
-You ' probably • find mane
thinga ii year home papers 'yea cau
tot enderso Even thee Bible is rather
plain. and WS Setae hard licka, Ifyou
Were to get end and bane your Bible
the handreds ofrosses woald still go
Oji printing them, 'arid if you' Stop' -yob.
paper and eall the( edam:, all torts of
ugly naynes, the paper would atilt he
published. ,And what is m Ore yofi
Will sukak around and beftokV,4 copy
idgularly frofn peer hotghbour. It is
ovuell betteetinkeep Veer vest ptilloti
-That matrimony is on the decline'
among the more intelligent °lessee id'
undeniable. The greater' proportion
women'who remain unmarried aretleise'
who have gone to work when girls and
become more Or, less iedependeet in
business -or profession. 'The successful
busineseor prefessional woman. ie not
so reedy' to hamper herself and 'curtail
hen freedom ofiaction by marriage as
the girl whoselife interest centers a-
round some mannreffeetion anti in her
hole°. Love,' m arriage, maternity. may
come to the woman of business or pro-
fasgion, hut not the necessity for
her contentment'as it 'is not f6r the
or to to whom these' things constitute
theasu ma total., of woman's eeistence.
Neither iretha young man of Moderate
means kept from" marriage eolelye be•
muscled cannot find a sacrifieing, preal:
ent wife. The young man otto-day is
not eager to limit his individual expen-
ses, deprivettiruself. of. the 'pleasiires
and luxueiee he can peevide for hirneelf
alone upon his income ie order to stip-
pert a wife. He mu.st be very inubli
in love, indeed, whohe will -jump out
of the 'frying 'pan of" bachelorhood" at
$1,000, $1,500 or even $2,000 a year
into.the fire of inatriniony at the same
amount. When lin conteinplates .the
winsome ereatere whdime touched his
heart g thinks 0 wedded life he a
vague, faraway "When -I -get -a -raise"
style. tie is even more reluctant' in
hi reesoning to assume thierespoesibil-
iny of marriage than the gial.-Chibago
News.-
-Sailintrelt 1.Tic1ard have pet re-
ceived a large coesignment of goods di-
rect from England. and which they are
offering at Rock Bottom Prices. *
-,The early fell of treeleavee and
the arrival:of an antumnal "Cold wave"
has suggested to the minds of mealy a
prospective early -winter. it doe's not
necessarly follow. The leaves are fell-
ing about a month ahead of thein' time
becaese 0 the extreme thlought'whiche
prevailed during the summer` months
and the marked re-acticin from the re-
centnnprevalent hot weather is likely'
to be but temporary:' Tim 'wave 'origi-
nated in the NorthWeet and. North-
western States, where the theentometer •
on Wednesday registered }tory near
down to the freezing. point for several
hours. Followieg the' storm moving'
last over the lakes whirl was one of
h ,
ereetniolence and attended with loss
of life, the "Wave" has nose reftched
this latitude. But even now a xreact-
ion has taken, nip ce die North-west,
end the late crops have not suffered by.'
unfit)* September froetin - It is un-
likely that the cold spell will last for
any length ontimein this pant 0 the
conntry, and we may expeet to have
good genial fall weather aline -the
r
fair eeasoe, and for some time after-
wards.
naSwindlersnare Wienn, new,nrail,
and interested partiee•will' do well to
cut out and paste in thait hats the fon
lowine. which -i taken from an ex-
changtn We are informed that parties
tire travelling through the (reentry re-
preseetieg .themselves to be Ontario
gev ern tn o ffi en al s nariVare viatilniaa
in owners • of threshiug. machibes.
They assert that a law was passed lad
year providing that all petsons tvifkiti
tile province having charge 0- or ope-
rating any steam boiler or other de-
vices under st6art presstrd,""Shall 1,0 OR-
amined and licensed before assuming'
or attempting t� operate a 'device of
any kind under pressure (:)f steam, and
they claim to bave leen appointed ex-
amineit'With power to licenee any pev-
son when) they' may demi competent
and froin whothy TOCOiVO the deshe
ed foe,' 1'01' '016 infOrtlitttiOil 0 thoae
direotly 10U:rested wo may ay that
.such a Bill NVetS {Arab -160d in the legis -
"'attire last session, but IV WAS- net nest-
od, therefore all preaons eirthain.e; to
bait been appointed eearnireste It8
above rire trends, and Skala te heeded
dine -wand yoov subaotipaiaa paid ala oveinte eoeetablen toe safe kneeing
The trait erop hi thetowaship of
Steeley is yei.y pain
--Rev ;Ten Graham will prearell
aeniversary sermons on the l3ryaneton
Occult next Sunday,
-Read Mr, Ed, Tte-berts adVertiee-
Meat dila week, he advertises the
goods every" lady Want,
-Iteva'H'. W. Craws, of Brartaatan
circuit,will preach- in Jaime Street
111 etliodist churoh aeXt Sunday norping
aud eiening, he will take paarge orthe
l3ible class M the afternoon.
-The large number of' people froni
this section who returned last Satiita
day from attending the Western fair
at Lender), expressed theraselvea higIP
11, pleased with, the Exhibition and
being thebest.' they ever'saw.
-Qnsatertlay evenni the barn and
contents tifInfr: Gee.' Blatehford, near
Exeter Ninth; we're totally destroyed
by fire. Cense of fire supposed to be
tramps. Boss ahoat onethorisand
era. A Mower, horse- rake end hay
leader was burnt
Per some time pest,. several of the
active workers in one of the Clinten
churches, have been reeeiving anonya-
mou's letters alsntaining the mast,,sear-
rilon's langaage, and criticising very
unjustly Jlie motives and actiots.' a
the receiners. The stespieion is, that
the letters arensfritten by an attend-
ant of the churbh in quektion, who for
some reeson has becenie jee.nus of the
others, and 'has 'taken this method' of
giving expression to his feelings.
-Don't forget, but try and retnem-
bet; "Cantata" "'Crider the Palms" to
be girl:dill 3Drew's Opera. 1-Iouse',Maia
street; • next Tuesday evening, com-
mencing se-veh °VOA. The enter-
thinment Wig • bis given nncler the aus-
pices of the cbcar and will be composed
of upwards of seventy: voices: Those'
who do not attend will miss the'cappor,
tunity 0 listening to the best imisiaal
entertain men ' ever given in' Exeter,
Every body an go; aciMission'only 25c,
Distress for Rent;
Twoehort'Acts passed by the"Onta
laic) Legisrature last session are creel -
mg a great deal 0 discussion and spec -
elation at the present time. These are
he Acts Acts respecting' distress for rent
ind that providing for the exemption
if certain goods from seizure on, ex -
rutin. Each Act is the conapliment
if the other and will come hitopera-
ion Ma October lst.
aarn important change brought about
D y the Act for distress is that which
exempts the goods 0 lodgers from be -
'ng seized foe rent due the landlord by
the tenant. The goods seized must be-
long to 'the tenant. If the ' tenant
makes a general assignmentto his cred-
itors, the landlord can only collect the
arrears of rent due' frorn the time 0
he assignmelliP The goods 'of a ten -
nit are exempt Voin seizuie upon cer-
ain condition. For example, a tenant
in arrears for rent and at the same
imerrefuses to vacate the house when
ferried to do so by the landlord, his
!was arannot' eietript heal. seizure,
letpurport of the Act is to 'glee Fro-
ection to those tenants who will do
i„glanntheintelvee by complying with the
onditienal clauses of the Act If a
enant is, say, two months behind in
ant, theelandloren When chooses, can
fiee him fifteerndaye notieento leave.
Vat the end of that period' the tenant
laves, his goods are exempt from sein'
ire; but if he does not do•so the' land -
ltd fits the power to distrain goods
rid chattels as by foridee Acts, • and
eply the 'InOneyto'ntlie payment of
he rent and' the cant 0 the seizure.
The good's exempt from seixufb pro -
(ding the' tenant 'complies with the
1,w, are aefollowsnen
The bed, 4reddieg and -bedsteads in
rdinaty uee by the debttir • and his
Cookingtmily. etcrveneith`'pipes, arid film-
,.
things, 1 'other heating Stove, 1 crane
ad its appendaaes; f • pair andirons,
%et cooking utensils, 1 pair' 0 tongs
nd shovel, 1 'coal skuttle, 1 lamp, 6
hairs, '1:washstand, 6 towels 1 look-
iga &Ste, .1 hair' brush, 1 con;1), 1 bit -
Me, I olothet-preSa 1 clock, I carpet,
ibreeten 1 cupboard, 12 knives, 12
irks, 12 plates, '12 teacups, 12 saucer's,
sugar bowl, 1 railk jug, 1 teapot, 12
iaspoone. •
Two pails, 1 washboard, 1 washtub,
ectubbieg brualies, 3 smoothing irons,
il sphining whole and weaving looms
deinestie use, 1 sewing machine and
ttachretrits, 3O volurtins 0 'booke, 1
xe, 1 Saw, 1 gun, 6 trdps, sth dshing
Et8 and Seinta as are in cotnro6n use,
Tho at1ClC in the above aeb-clivi-
On mast not 'exceed MA) in eiduin
All fuel', moat, fiala flour and vee,et-
elan are not to bxteed" 'q40 in vrilue.
Orie cow, 6 elicep, 4 hogs 12heas,
11 of Which Mutt, not eXeeed • $75 in
'duo:
atal impletheitts.te-the
i$100,
-Hints on Courtin g. -Select the
girl. Agree with the girl's, father in
polities and the mother in religion.
If you heve a rival keep an eye on him.
Don't swear to the -girl that no one
ever heard you snore in your sleep.
Don't put too nnieh -sweet stuff on pa-
per. If you do you n ill hear it read
in after years, when your wife has some
special purpose in inflioting upon you
the most severe punishment known to
a married man. Go hbme at a reaeon-
'able hour in the evening.' Don't wait
'until the girl throws her whole soul in,
to a yawn that she can't cover with
both hands. A thing like that
may cause a little coolness at the be:
ginning 0 the game. RI cool weather
you should finish saying good night in
the house, and tot strentatt all the
way to thefronb gate and thus lay the
foundation.for future niseases, such as
atthma, bronchitis,' iieuraligia and
chronic catarrh to help you 'Worry the
girl after you have married here Donn
He about your financialeondition.Ili
-
iS very annoying fon.a bride wlso has
pictured for herself n life of hixitry
your ancestral halls to learn tdo late
that you (raped her 'to' 6..* her grey -
headed parents to take her in' out on
the cold. Don't make yourself soft by
sayiai "those little 'handshall never
do a Ariake of work when 'they are
mine, and you shall'ha nothing to do
but sitatal chirp to the 'banaries," as if
any sensible woman could be happy
wasting tithe 111 s'ath a inabtet, hfid
if the girl has ft fine retentive rneemey
for soft things and silly proaliaes. Oc-
casiorialy, 111 aftet yea's, When she le
sowing On your buttons or inthaifig the
wost old of your trousers, she will re-
mind yoo of thew 10:' •saruastio
tont'.
1
VAVII
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MA-WW.V,P,
SAMagae-TataMialaaaa-A:te, sTeMes street"
"
MetliedietnTanecerage, on Sept,
14th; by the Reta Jas, Graham,'
Thos. F. Semipro to Minnie Caro-
' nee Louise Triebriera both of the'
township 0 Stephen,
Usborne, on the 2fith Theta,
the wife 0 Mr. S. xenpy,
SOD.
ROVE,-Tn Stephera RP the 19th frist,
the wife of' AK Win, Rowe, 0 a-
son. ,
.asantaf-In. Usberne, . on the 19th wen
. • the Wife 0 /Win'Ar41. goeq, of
deinghter,
Inr.F.,11C12
Davlosoni:-In Exeter; on the 22nd
inst, Alda'Dorentre,infant daught,
er ofjohn. and, Xessie Davidson,
en
aged 8 'moaths d 12 days: e.
J'keines.---Iii Exeter, on the 21st inst
Cora, inNneditughtet of Mr. and
Mrs. R Jjaynes, ae(1 27 4iT3,1.
EXETER',
)IIARKETA:
'White Wheat per bushel (uew) *0 76 to
tteti Wheat per husbel........, 0 76 to 9 77-",,
Spring Wheat t. ..' ..,0 71 ,
Barley per bushel. ...... .,.„. 0 40 to 0
Oats per bushel .. . . . ;,,.„.. 0 25 tp 0 ga, ,.
Peas Per bushel.. .. . . ,..,.. „ t 0,471.W, 0 50 . , .,
IDLY Per trki, „., ... .. ... . . .4' 800 to 8 00'.
Butter per lb..., . „ . „ .. „ ..., 0 16 to nee
Eggs per dozen., . , 0 '
Salt per bbl..., .• , • ... ... . .. ,0 00 to 1 00 ,
Potatoes per bushel... „. . . . , - ' 0 60 to
Apples per bushel., ; ... .,,,, , ' o is to 0 20'
Pork per 700 lbs ,,,, ' 800 to 800
Bacon nor lb . ,. 0 00 to ..10 Cte
LONDON 11141?IfETS,
•
Red Winter, per bee',
Waite' "
Spring ret
13drley •
Oats ro•
Eggs
Butter, Rolls
Butter, Crooke"
Hay per ton
$'• 61 t� 6,3
61 to 03
61 to 133
54 to 56' '
32 to 33'
lb to 17 .
24 to 26'
20 to 22
9.:50 to' 1.1
i TORONTb * *MARKETS. -
$.
Alf IVIlliat A '0:81. • - C 0.79. to a
Spring wheat" 0. , a9"a a- 0.81.
Oats 0'.3ar 't6
Peas 0:55' to
Barley Cf.54 to
Hay per tO'n" 12.00 to
Butter 0.25 to
Potatoes per bag' 0.90 to
Eggs per doz , 016 to
Dressed Hogs per 100 6.50 to
FALL FAIRS.
Somn 11uno1T; EX'srash,
South Perth, St. Marysn•
Blanshard, Kfrkton,
North Perth,
South Oxford, Ingersoll, -
South Dorchester, Belmonf,
East Nissouri, Kintore,
0,3en
0.541
o.65
14.00'
0,28 •
1.00f
0.17
7,00'
URIC NOTICE
Ig-HEE:EBY GIVEN
TUAT UNLESS
W. SOUTTICOTT
DESISTS PAPS SELLINO mo
TAILOR -RUING ClothinG
at rainouit prices,
AND ALL XINDS OP
GENTS" FURNISIIING
GOODS
at panic viten hir will get
ALLIRE TRADE IN TOWN P4
85 'say Cluetomer.`.
W. Southeott,
Maientreet, - • Exeter.
JOHN
•
bentia
FLOUR ' rap
Of ell 'kiede,
Vitekfarit Corals; 011 Clakeer•
Otound‘ Flax atd Empire
Cattle FileinAahvays one
pboDg pi'Ll'iskt;rRtt nee
pitgioEt.
JOHN MfoNNES,
• tikiN ST.)
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