The Exeter Advocate, 1889-1-3, Page 4THE
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lAnw. S.A NDFRS, F:et lox ,
Thursday, January `3rd, 1889,
Or ang a Notes.
County Master Flocdy will visit
number of the primary lodges during
the coining week.
Biddulph L 0. L.1'o. 493 has shown.
their b::tevo7.enee by a grant of $1.00
to the grand LodgeF.eceptiou flu -10.493
Ore is always to the froui.iu support of any
good cause.
The members of L. 0. i. No. 526
Hullett are considering the aadvisablhty
of moving their ball to the aa1 iugbam
Gravel Road. We thin:k the idea would
one.
t e .. good . ne
An effort is being trade to re -organ-
ise Ailsa Craig Orange Lodge, We
hope the brethern iraay be successful hi
their work, and that this good old
lodge in a short time will be on the
e T
erity.
theread to ..os
d
prosperity.
Bro. John G. Holmes Barrister of
Toronto and W. M. of L. G' ne No, 5
(Mayor Cl art e's Ledge) e) was visiting. in
the Northern part of the e aunty during
the lest week. He spent }part of a day
with County' Diaster Fleetly, of Clinton.
L. O. L. 1o. StO, London Tp..Will hold
their tent regular meeting on Wednes-
day it;th iinsr, when Conte blaster
Fleody end Distaiet M �.x r Neil will be
present Etna prole el.ie t`„unty Sees,
Sanders. A big lane.: i is to s.peeted.
The different Ilit+'.riiet iutenitialgs will.
beheld on Tuesday lith Jail. Every
Primary Lodev should be represented
and have their report welly and cora•
pleted in. every pertienlanr. This will
be a big convenience Fnience to the ltietriet,
Seereeiry ail will give him a chance
to e•t hie re+pare w, t-tl,lete for the
County Lodge
Ay tine e attn,al lir:tele,. of l.. i 1.I,
3. Gtallerieh the feiQewine. el/Deers.
were elxertest far daps ye 3.r 1S`'ti: Bros.
Ind. Ticilb ncee„ ti .:t M. reelected; Jas
I en :he, I .:�i. rets. 00.'41; W 1i.
i�lnalR,; Tlif+`a. .` b eyti. a"'at'. reelected;.
Le ie Elliott.pin. See.; .Trio. Ideitl,Treas,
reelected; Jais. Yet;sig, D. of C. Geo. Me.
Milieu, 'W. II. ;turney, e.etse ti. F. Gra-
liari ,Cee. Batc;�.1.. tri..--..etbt, Plunk -
by acclamation. A vote Of thanks WAS
unanimously tendered the councils for
the efficient manner in which the town-
ship business has been conducted dur-
ing the p;1 -St year,
A grand public review of the Ellin-
vale Sabbath School was held last Sim -
day in the body of the church which
was well filled. The $rst thing on the
program was the reading of the Secy.
report by Mr. John Miners, which was
very creditable indeed. After which
singing, readings, recitations, and dia-
loguestook place. We must say that
the infant class, sang remarkably well
under the leader -ship of Mr. Thos And-
rew. We must also say that the duet
sang by the Misses Bennett and And
1 ews ,vas beautifully rendered,aud was
very mucin admired by all, They can
do it every time. There was also
duet sang by 3.1r. Andrews and tills
ss' Bolla viola 'Irste1.
Soldfor'I�100.4etn lal,hr.
net ti SS watch IA the woald.
Nape}timrkseDer. Wss j•
,ranted. Se4vy Sold Gold
rauattag Cues Doth Indies'
rials.!► usas,erithworka
Sad pasts of squall solus.
Oate Icrsonie each is
.anti sin ntcaar .as tree,
t�ogethor witk oar Iarge aad,al,.
.. cls 1188 of Ilousehoid
Samples. These eatapl.,t a3.
welt as Ono watch, sr* seed
ryes. sod after rou b, .kept
!hent la our hood for ,yJd moaths, .. 4 ehawn !heap, to, tho,s
l.'hto watts MAY
sAt cvs accep 0,0 isms or rcceaiAcmattertAr .g too % 'atcl}
Siad SaraPles. wo r and *amen. raigatett. kick***fnitlinsot k•Co.., Jox 1S,# ortinnd,$RAiue.
CARTERS
ITTLE
1VER
PILLS.
1 h ortllir,
Coulrice, wl ich was of a ling l t ,t, W9c1ieS t0 remind the public thattime flies, fact the
and had they been in a public ha i, incl, � li '1>:tltT3 express el'ai115„
certainly. ould have been encored a : b1W.Sy days of the fall trade are like . • _ °, p ,
areview •tarn- 6 they * come and go, the holidays are approaching
great deal more. The cen do quicklyc10 � �
ly was t:grand one; and reflects muchyou know it, they before 1v ill be here, wi
ll flash by and be-
creatt on the, committee who had Owl e
affair in hand
1
COUNCIL PROCEED'S:OB.--The council e,
met After tile ona nomination closed ed w
ill
T
gall
p �I�
gone, do not delay your orders for
the members resent The minutes
I
of the previnne were reed need
,s Jewelery.
signed by the Reeve. Moved by T
Cameron, seconded by W. Eydd, dint
S. Skinner's taxon lot 2 con. 10 be re-
funded be being in semi -destitute eir-
mstauees.- Gaarried. lIoi,ed by W.
Held, dd, seconded by J. iiaalls, that the
account of Dyer Sir. Howard for benches
far the Town Hall amounting to 37,50
be paid. -Carried. Moved by T. Cam- I
eron, seconded by J. Shier, that T. Coates
receive 68 for postage and s:ation,'re 1
for 1:561. --Carried. Moved by J. Shirr, v;
seconded by. J. Halls, that the selectable;
of jurors for sS be paid $ 3 each. Carried-
Moved
arriedMoved by W. Hydd, seconded by T.
Cameron, that G. Ferguson receive $12
for 8 weeks' board of T. Bennett, and
T. I rimmaeouabe $G for keep of A. Car
miehael, and A. Carmichael S5 for forclothing: +Carried. Moved bay-'1'.Cann
eron, seconded by: J. Shier, that the
account of the Board of Health amount-' Quality Guaranteed
ing tea$21.5Q be paid. --Carried. Moved 1
by J. Shier. seconded by W. I+ 4 dd, that
G. W. Holman be paid Q:l for poetaane
and stationary for 1858.-t'arrit-l.
Moved by J. Halls, seconded by T. Cann
eron, and resolved that orders be grant-
ed as follows, viz: -T. Jones, 322; Mre.
eet.liobt. Thompson, Come i of ea meets Barnett, $3.50; T. Coates, $tl; W. West-
on the last Tuesday of cath Mouth. I S1.50; J. Swan, 35.92; R. Bell, $1.48; M.
Satnwell, $i3; J. Hewitt, 31.75; Board
111, TOAs of Health, $21.50; G W Holman, 311/2;
W Batman, 3i.25; 0 Ferguson, 812;
Mr. Rebt. Mellis our .fief, nt post- W Steuart, 85 ets; IN Earl, 32; 1
master who went nut to Maui last Williams, S1; A Carmichael, 35; T 131
spring hes returned, ho looks well and ° Brimmacombo, 36; T Heywood, $3;T
;likes the country. M Baty, 358; J Hunter, $2.25; J To 1. r
The soiree which is to be held in St. 32; A Shier, 36; II Brown, 751 cls; J
Andrew's church on Tuesday evening, Gourley, 39; W Wiseman, $2.20; J
is likely to be a success. Music will be Shier, $10; J Allison, 50 ets; T Canteroa.: t
furnished by the choir and several -.t0; W Kydd, 031.0; 3 Halls, 340; J
speakers will be in attendance. Kerslake,$31.50; Dyer .0 Howard, 87;50;
I Handford, $1; IV Snell, 325; J Row-
cott,$20; W. Quinton,624; L. leTr ggart.
has
i0
fine stock of
Pias presents and New Years -Gifts.
represented and Prices as law as the Lowe
PRnSO ►Lse -Mr. Frank Scott WAS. ctitc, 63;50. on motion of J Halle,
vision ; it. this vicinity last week. -M..• seconded by T Cameron, the council
adjourned sir t
C � H0L1TA''�i Clerk.
THE BEST IS CHEAPEST.
rler's Advocate &Noma !w!3. ina`v
ib Dallas, teacher, is spending his hole
days visiting relatives and friends in.
the county of Lambton.-Mr. Henry
Murray, of Carson city Miich, is visiting
friends iia Tuekersmith.
IVEDDINGBET.I.s. --Oil
the 27th ult, there occurred oue of
those pleasant events which always
muses a.ripple of excitement in any -
burg, when our esteemed Mr. Wm.
Watson Wile united in holy bolds of
matrimony to Miss Annie Schaffer
eldest daughter of Mr. Henry Schaffer
hotel -keeper of this plate, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. Mr. Ache-
son. The young couple have the best
wishes of the entire community for
their future happiness and prosperity
in their journey down, life's turbid
streams, and it is our humble opinion.
that their most s .n;uthe hopes will be
more than realized as Mr. Watson is a
steady, industrious and exemplary
young man and he has secured for a
partner through life one of Kippeu's
fairest and • most popular young ladies.
A suacE5setiterercr .-one of the
best parties we have ever seen was
held on Friday evening the 28th inst.
at the residence of Mr. Bobt. McMordie.
A large number of young people were
present and most hospitably entertained
by Mr. ge Mrs. McMordie and family.
The principal amusement was "Tripp-
ing the light fantastie",and all appear-
ed to enjoy this exhiliarating and in-
nocent amusement. The music -was
furnished by several of the young men
of the neighborhood on the violin and
by the ladies on the organ: About mid-
night refreshments were served, to
which all disi ample justice. After. the
wants of the inner man had been
thoroughly satisfied, dancing was re-
sumed and was continued with but
little interruption until long after the
'wee sma,' hours, and it was only the
approach of another day •that brought
the party to a close when all dispersed
to their homes feeling well satisfied
with the night's entertainment,
%borne.
Iwltetllot®.
G HOLMA er•.
Falgat
livery tanner sbonld read the leading and only
independent publication devoted to his business.
Thousands say there is none equal to at, and 110
dollar expended from the farm returns ria m,lell
goad. It treats on all branches connected will:
the farm, and Is highly prized by the ladies aw.t
chlldrnn; it has saved many a farmer from the
loss of his farm; it has salved the farmers mil-
lions of dollars by chocking the introdnctionand
spread of contagions stock diseases: it has in-
creased the receipts from our cereals bymillions
of dollars. Commended by City and County
Councils and Agricultural 'Societies. .Agents
wanted. Sample copies free. oeM
Price Sl per annum. .Address
Fill! sYclt•S A»v Lond ti Canada.
IF YOII WANT A
1in and Easy hve
OR
Neat Hair Gut,
CALL AT THE
Central Barber Shop,
Panson's Block,
Exeter
A. Hastings,
PROPRIETOR.
Miss Georgina Coultiee, has returned
after a'tleree months trip down the
country. Sbe looks up fine and Bill
is smiling, now.
Mr. Edwin Braund.of Exeter North
and his best girl were visiting friends
in the vicinity of Elimville Sunday -last.
Ed. seems to be rushing the girls:
Mr. Thos. Shute and daughter,' when
returning home ' from Exeter Friday
evening, the axle df the` buggy broke,'
participatink the occupants to the
ground. We are glad to state that no
serious injury was sustained, only a
bad shalzing up.,
The old council, viz: --T. M. Kay,
reeve; J. Halls, W. Kydd, J. Shier and
T. Cameron, councillors, were re-elected
FEW MORE
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PR4TOGRAPg FRAIVIE S
-o-JUST IN AT -o=
Elk's Radiant Hume
. STOVES*
ter gra the Best and most handsome in, the Ma�a�keta
FOR \LE BY
Jlar
Dont fail to see them.
Also a New lot of Chromes and
OilPainting's, such asyou
have never seen
before in
Exeter.
The highest flnishedeabinet
Photo's in the County,
$3 per doz.
11„ r$ef9],9x.,
EXETER,
MAJ
are, Stoves
TINWARE.
ONTARIO
Parties intend building during the coming season should call
and get prices.
Eavetroughing a Specialty.
CASH PAID FOR FURS.
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A Positive Care.
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FACTS NOR PEEN Or ALL AGES.
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SP'.1CI IC N0. E,
TSI GREAT 11ZE0 .ET N J EJV'E.WER,
tdarvei of Healing, and Kohinoor of fAedtis i
nes
�.a� the terrible eon.equenccs of Indiscretion,
Ve.,r lExpo9aearo and Overwork.
YOTTN.G RvStZ�3�S�AGs=t-r) ,dNaD OT .R'7 isArm1.
Who aro broken ,own from the effects of abuse will find in No. 8 a radical sure for nervous
debility,organic weakness, invo'untary vital losses. etc.
SYMPTOMS FOR waIOH No...SIIOIILU BE USED. -Want of energy, vertigo want of purpose,
dimness of sight, aversion to society, want of confidence, avoidance of conversation,
desire for solitude, listlessness and inability to fix the attention on a particular subject,
cowardice, depression of spirits, giddiness, loss of,memoryy, excitability of temper, aper•
matorrhoia, or loss of the se{oinal fluid -the resul6 of self-abuse or marital excess -impo-
tency, innutrition, emaciation, barrenness, palpitation of the heart, hysteric feelings in
females, tremblin,,jmelancholy, disturbing dreams, etc., aro, all symptoms of this terrible
Jeabit, oStentimedinnocently acquired. In shoot. the :spring'bf vital force having lost its
tension, Avery function wanes in oonsequenoe. eionti50 writers and the superintendents
of insane asylums unite in ascribing to the effect's of self-abuse the great majority oi.
wasted lives which come under their notice. If you . are incompetent for the arduous
duties of business, incapacitated for the enjoyments of lite, No. 8 offers an escape from
the effects of, early vice. If you are advanced in years, No. 8 Wii1 give you full vigor end
strength. ,If you aro broken down, physically and morallyfrom early indiscretion, the
result of ignorance and 4ol1y`, tend your address and 10 cents in stamps for Id. V. Dvsox'S
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headache, yet Cat rza's Llrrr.s; Lw en, Pitts
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Urea If they only cured
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Cauraa's l far. flys Pats are very small
ami very easy to tate. One or two pillslaaake
a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do
not grille or purge. but by their gentle net Erin
please all NSW 1150 them, Ill Vials at „s cents;
/Ire t'4r $t. Saki everywhere, er cent by wail.
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r ONTARIO,
Has now in stock
FALL A}ill 7111111:11
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES ;.
West of England Suitings'anti Trois
erings,
Scotch Tweed Snitings. and Trouser -
inns.
French and English ish Worued Cloths
AU ivade up in tine Latest
Style, at best Rates.
A. l e S t�i+4MiZAal. a
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is sal Data,. by
las' ear aa:Prbano
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