The Exeter Advocate, 1889-5-2, Page 4THE
xct Abroratt.
WM- SANDERS. Editor.
Thursday, Nay 2nd, 1889
R4 . 1VAY:STAT'L TICS=
From the railway statistics of the Do
minion, laid before Parliament, it is
'learned the lumber of miles of complet
ed track on the 30th,June 1888,was 12,
701; iYun ber of miles of siding; 1,531'
number of miles of iron rails in train
lines, 1,037; number of utiles of steel
rails in main lines, 11.1164; amount of
paid capital, $727,180,448; amount of
Government bonuses paid, $134,278,214 l
amount of Goverurnent loans patid,820,-
920,085; Government suseriptions to
sharers paid, 300,000: lnneieipal aid Maid
$13,144,224; miles in operation, $12,162,
SS; earnings in 18S7-,88. $12.159,152-05;
working expenses in 1887.8S, edene2.•
446.03; net eaa'uiiigs, $11,507,106.62;
nn itber of passengers envied, 11,414,-
791; number of tons of freight carried,
17,172,759; limber of miles run by ,
trains, 7,31)140i,
1
11 n
1,..
The Nominal Capital pa'i'l up to the 6
eud of t1n year was divided as fol-
lows;
Ordinary share e:ti,itstl +l.d,a'le a,tatli.
3.2,; Refcrt glee do 8.1:1,870.4:11.19; Rootl-
et). delft 42>>,_,k i7.7'2R.1.7; Aid Dominion
Government $15•',155.515.81; Aid, On.
tario (tivf•rtuiwut $5,t147,007.5.2; Aid.
tluebe;: Government ti8;1511,080.41; Aid,
New lrl'ui.Swielt Government $3,122,-
627.54; Aid Nova Scotia Government
$1.i)7.`l.&;; 15; Aird. Manitoba Govern -
mem 81n i -,e104.10; Aid British Cam-
bia Government $17,a3t1R1.00; .:'lid, Minn
eiltaalities $1a1,143:2.21.43; total $727.1$0-
448.75.
The :,a t e1.al animas cif Government
and municipal loans, bonuses, ett;.,
promises to i',tilways completed, and nu
tier construction were as follows:
Dominant Government 81ti+r,599,921,-
11;. Ontario (.;oveminent a ta•17,007,i0;
Quebec Government $10,974,060.01;
New I3ruusw ick Governmeut $4,1112,-
663.00; Novas Scotia Government $1.9.15-
.094,114; .1atuitolet.
1.1.15-
94,t14;.gatnitolet. litivermuent $1.945,-
000,00;
t l45,000,.00; British Columbia. Government
$: 7..x101) (?ll; t lilt trio 1lttnieip alit ie 610,-
005'541.78 ; Quebec
10,•005'541.78;tluebec ntuuieilttlities $1,-
192,274
1,192.2 7.4 00 New Brunswick Mlanicipali- 1
ties V16,500.00; Nova $ otia llunieipali'
ties $250,000.00; Manitoba. Mtnuieipttli-
i6594,(100.00;
t es ri1 r task Columbia Dion
icipalities $:17,5J0.(0; North West Ter-
ritories .ill nitapalities $35,00.00; total
$i77,2i5,564,6Q,
A Frightful Disaster,
The worst accident which has occur-
red on the Grand Trunk Railway for
great many :ears tool, puce Sunday
morning at seven_ o'clock, about three
miles west of Hamilton. The engine of
the St. Louis Express, from Windsor to
Suspension Bridge, jumped the trade,
et the Junetiou Cut and pitched:into a
water tank. The baggage hand smok-
ing ear in the rear telescoped and im-
mediately took fire. Before the passen-
gers could be got out or any assistance
rendered, the fire quickly conhmunicat-
ed to the cars in the rear, and soon
four more cars were ablaze, The pass-
engers, however, managed to get oat
of the latter four, and tried to save those
in the burning smoking ear, but with-
out success. The wrecking of the
water tank cut off the supply of water
to a very large extent, aiid what water
could be got had to be applied by
means of pails. There were oue hun-
dred and fifteen passengers and ten
train bands on, board, anti of these :'bout
thirty passeugeers were in the smoking
ear. As far as bas been learned thir-
teen passengers got out of the smoker,
two were kilted instantly, one :of them
being Mr. L. S. Gurney, who ?,r•as on
bis was from Chicago to New York,
and the other an Italian, name un-
known, The remains of fifteen bodies
have been taken out of the wreek,which
witltthe two killed and thirteen reserved,
all more or less wounded, makes alp
the thirty who are supposed to be ad
that were in the smoker, None of the
trails hands were seriouslyitljured, the
moist being; Edwin C}t,•tpnan,of London,
the fireman, who had his right arm
bunked and a scalp wound,
"I WAS SUFFERING."
Says S. S. Shewfeit, of Kingsley, Man
'From weakness and loss of appetite,
with a severe headache, and could
scarcely walk, My first bottle of B, B. B.
enabled me to walk iabout the house,
and when I ltad taken the second bet -
le I found myself entirely eared.
Special Announcements.
Weltad lead'" arrangements with
Dr. B. J. Kendall Co., publishers of eat.
Treatise onthe horse and his Diseases"
which willenables all our subscribers
to obtain as copy of that valuable nork
,free by sending- their address (enelos
lug ;a two,cent stamp for mailing same)
to I)n.13. J. K7~NDAr.i: Co. ENOSBCO11
FALLS, VT. This bookis now recogniz-
ed as standard authority upon all dis
eases of the horse, as its phenomenal
sale attests, over four million copies
staving been sold in the past ten years,
x sale never before reached by any
plhblicetion in the same period of time.
We feel confident that our patrons will
appreei*te the work, and be glad to
avail themselves of this opportunity of
obtaining a valuable book.
It is necessau'y that you mention this
paper in sending for the -1.1•a::ttisu."
This offer will remain open only a short
time. -6t.
TIL , ('OTT ACT.
As the time advances for therepeal
a r
vote on the Scott Act in Middlesex, it
becomes more evident every day diet
public opinion is changing in reference
to the Scott Act being a good measure
for the furtherance of Temperance. It
has now proved itself (Scott anal* that
it is tyranical in every sense of the
word. To prove this assertion we will
ask our readers to weigh these facts
in their mind, We will suppose
that there be an army of 700 indi-
viduals who use liquor in moder-
ation, none would be committing
any crime in this respect and Scott Act
or any prohibitory enactments would
not be agitated even by extrcmest.
Just as soon, however, as one drinks
to excess the principle of the Scott Act
brand as criminals not him only but
every one of the other 699 who never
used but in moderation, as only one
person in every 700 of the population
of Canada drink to excess. Any act
of parliament or any other act to punish
699 admittedly innocent individuals in
order to deal with the guilt offone man
is something we cannot comprehend.
One reason, given us by the Scott
Act agitators, is that the Scott Act
should not be repealed, because it
shuts off temptations for boys and
young men. In. the first place the as-
sertion is false. It increases the temp-
tations instead of lessening them.
There is a good deal of pig nature in
boys as well as men. They will not
consent to be driven. They walk in
the paths of good voluntarily, or not at
all. The proper Christian plan of edu-
cating boys, is to teach then to shun
`.the evil of drunkeness as any other
evil or temptation. Teach tli.em to be
self-reliant following good for its own
sake, not depending on the state to
keep them from evil. Suppose this
one temptatation shut off -what of the
rest?
When May the 9th comes around we
expect the people of Middlesex will
throw of the Iron, Yoke of bondage, and
once More breathePure air, free from
f11 impurities, such as Scott•Aetor any
other Tyrannical laws:
NOTICE.
Theshareholders of tl a .rotes Salt Well
h t Ir
Forks Co. will lease take notice, that the
annum meting meet' ug of the above com-
pany will take place et the town Hall, on
];'rids} evelniug, May 31th 1880. By order,
T. B. C.tntuYo, Secy.
('1Ot NTr OF HURON TEACHERS'
U Examinations 1889.
Second and third class non-profession-
al examinations at the Collegiate Insti-
tutes and High Schools in the County
on Tuesday, 9th July, 8,40.a. m. First
C., July 16th, 8.40 a. in. Candidates
who wish to write at either Clinton or
Seaforth must notify D. M. MA.LLOCn,
Esq., P. S. Inspector, Clinton. P. 0., not
later than the 22nd of May, stating
which of the two schools they intend to
write at, and those who wish to write
at Goderich must notify Joint E. Toss,
Esq, P. S. Inspector, Goderich P. O., at
the same date. The notice be accom-
panied by a fee of $5, or $10 if the
Candidate applies for the First Class
as well as Second Class Examinations.
No name will be forwarded to the De-
partment unless the fee accompanies
it. Head Masters of the Collegiate In-
stitute or High School will please
send the applications of their Candidates
to the Inspector of the division in which
the Collegiate Institute or High School
is situated. Forms of application may
be had from the Secretary.
PETER ADAMSON,
SEC'Y. B. EX'S,
Goder ich, April 22nd, 1889.
Loligivitye
Scientific men see no reason why the
span of human may not be extended
to a round hundred years frons the
present Limit of 4exenti to eighty
years.
From Adam's time to that of 1lle-
thuselah and Noah, lieu are recorded
as attaining well nigh the age of 1,000
years. The Psalmist David, however,
says ; "The days of our age are three-
score and ten; and though mea be so
strong that they reach fourscore years
yet is their strength, then but labor
and sorrow; so soon pa,sseth it away,
and we are gone."
This wide margin of longevity, to-
getilcrwith proper obeervaiice of men-
till, moral and physical laws, leads in-
vestigators to believe it is possible that
human life Wright be made to inereare
in length of days to a full century, at
least.
Moderation and regularity in eating
drinking and sleeping are conductive
to longevity, and those who preserve
proper habits and use pure and officer -
mons remedies wheu siek,lnay 'accomp-
lish immense labor with no apptmen
injury to themselves and without fore-
shortening their lives.
Rola 1I. Ii. Warner, President of the
Rochester, N, Y. Chamber of Commerce,'
;old marruf.aeturer of the eelebrated
'Warner's Safe Cure, has devoted much',
time and research to this subject of
longevity, and itis arrived at the very
satisfactory eouelusion that life may
be prolonged b;, rational and natural
means, Thousands. of people are living
to -day -.enjoying the blessing of per -
feet bealth and vigor --.who will testify
tth the magical and efficacy of Warner's
Safe Cure in restoring them to physical
potency and to the normal type of
taonctitbhtion, after they had alwost
given up hope of life.
After middle age many begin to
lase their wonted vigor of body, and
thereupon give way to inertness and
useless repining, Yet all saaela have
within reach, that which both renews
youth and contributes to the prolonga- I
tiros of life. Warner's tnarvelous Safi
Cures are in every drug store, and are
now regarded us standard specifics
throughouthonG the civilized Cd world.
The strong desire to attain old as ge_ _
meantime retaining the virile powers'.
of body andmind•-is necessarily
WC
co
n•
Cted with the respect paid to aged:
persons, for maple would scarcely de-
sire to be old, were the age uegglect+ `
or regarded with mere sufferauee.
CLOTHING
A. J. SELL,
ETER - ONTARIO,
Has now in stocle
S[111111 d�V SaM�l�O
-oo=,
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES
West of England Suitings'and Trotls
cringe,
Scotch Tweed Su1tluo'
s and
Trouser -
0
Ings.
French and English Worsted Cloths
All made up i,n the Latest
Style, at best Rates.*
ILr
L. H. Dickson's
It aad IWO for Ug
Lot N0.23, in the lsteoneessionof the town.
ship efMidler t.eentaintng 100 acres- Phis
farm wet t s sold ehettp, and on eaSv terms
The farm i$ altutkted niday betweenSeaforth
find i eblin, on the Moron Clravel Road.
Church and School within 10t1 yards of farm.
Sit the best in the county.
A. number of Exeter village 'properties for
sate on the be$t of terms,inciudiltg some of
the mo.t desirableresldellcex in tows.
ropertvin the villages of Cerhtralia4.
`arilnhar, whiclh can be bosght chelilt.
nIaunH1=auerlsa� .s -Ott ee
mplc.
o# Verity's o l r , acalculated.x st
kont 15 to ria.ddttianatl l,an.+IllAre to be oat.
plore 1 A. Done to legit a Kraals rent can,
able ok accomodating8 to 10 hoarders. M&ot
five ;ninnies wall: trout the foundry.
,r aapply
For farther r � ticttl�rr to
D. H. ,DICKSON.
It:th,18g). tli,rri.ater..E:aceter.
London Huron & Bruce Railway
GOING NORTH -TIME TABLE-Pass'nr.
London, depart -.8.05 A. x..4.25 P. at.
5.20
5.28
5.45
5.57
6.09
6.17
6.26
6.45
7.03
7.12
Liman Crossing ... 8.47
Clandeboye .8.52
Centralia ........9.05
EXETER.... .... .9.16
Hensall . , ........ 9.28
Kippen ... , 9.34
Brucetield .. , .... 9.42
Cli Ilton..... 10.00
Londesboro' . ...10.19
Blyth 10.28
Belgrave .. .10.42... 7.27
Winghnm . , , , ...11.00.. . 7.45
GOING SOUTIr. Passenger.
Wingham . 7.05 A.u:.. 3.40 ex.
Belgrave ... , ... 7.24 4.00
Blyth.
Londesboro' 7.47
Clinton. ...... 8.07
Brucefield........8.26 5.04
Kippen . , .. 8.34...... 5:12
'Jensen. . 8:41.. 5.19
EXETER8.56.. 5.33
Centralia . 9.07. 5.15
4
Clandeboye 9:18'.. 5.56
c e , •y,
Taiwan Crossing.. r ssin 9,2
London, arrive . �. .�.02"
arrive :..10.15. ..... 6,45
.. 4.15
4.25.
4.45
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remarkable success has been shown In curing
SICK
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they also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels,
Been it they only cured
HEAD
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but fortunately their goodness does not end
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CHE
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THE LIGHT RUNNING
SEWING MACHINE
HAS.
NO
EQUAL.
GIBLEY.
THE LEADING
Undertaker
AND
Furniture Dealer
OF THE
TOWN
T have an immense Stock, of
Furniture and Undertaking
Goods now on. hand, which I
will sell at right prices.
Vntkn & hlitiq
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock.
Solicited.
S. GIDLEY.
IF YOU WANT A
ha Lis Sh�V�
OR
Neat Hair Cut,
CALL AT THE
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Fanson's Block,
Exeter
A. Hastings,
PROPRIETOR
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MEN
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c
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WOMEN
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Price $2,00 perlarge boS.postn5o a cents
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MeV PILL CCO.1711INC Si VYtTOR3 TO
QUALITY IS THE TRUE TF&T OF
CEMAPICESS.
H. NORTHCOTT
BREAD,
BUNS,
CAKES Etc.,
>F TH£ HESS CdVALSTY_
J
Of Every Description Made to Order.
J. . Norco',
ONE DOORNORTE QF : AN ON'S BLOCK.
Nain-otroot Exam,
STOP ANOFEAD!
There is a Machine Oil called
RPINE!
IT IS MANUFACTURED SOLELY J3Y
McCOLL BROS. TORONTO, ONT.
See that Bu'Tels are branded with the Trade 5fark, LARDINE
do nottake it asit is only spurious ()i .
If not, � o (►1 � � l )U 11 they
are oaring you so as to make more money
OUt Of you.
FOR SA LI 4 13Y
i ett Bras.,
July -2$-'88.
HOOSIER
STEEL FRAME 1RAIN DRILL
Cuaranteed the best in thie world.
NO OTHER DRILL made can be instantly regulated to run at any desired.
depth without stopping the team.
NO OTHER DRILL will sow all kinds of grain thoroughly, even and
properly eovercd at a uniform dteptil in all kinds of soil.
NO OTHER DRILL commences to cow• the instant tlw horses commence to
move, and misses n0 ground when starting; in, after turning.
NO OTHER DRILL equals the Hoosier when, used as a .t'ultivetor and no
single cultivator surpasses it, thus l'olnbining two illlplelneut.S 111 olie.
NOXON'S NEW STEEL BINDER
See the greatest invention of that age in our um Knotter which cuts but
one eorg,mllcs no waste ends andsaves eord bindingenteo Improved ved lfowt,rb
and Horse Raikes.
HENRY JONES, AGENT.
All Co*nnnu*ieatious, address to HENRY JONES, Exeter, Ont.
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