The Exeter Advocate, 1889-12-26, Page 5OGS WJNTEDI
campers burry on your store hogsand,fat-
ten thorn for the market from' Jaituavy to
June. We have determined to abandon the
packing of dressed hog.' in order to melte the
paomita of ho • a bu,,ucss throughout the
year. We endeavor to' buy at whatever
the price is. enough live bogs during these
months to run oar packing houe. As this
business is beiogzaeglected during• the late
'winter and sprlug utotabs, we think those
who have hogs suitable for our regniremeats
will reap a big benefit. We want hogs not
less than 140 lbs., and not over ,229.. lbs , and
will ive a handsome price for the same.
Recollect we shalt not buy a ilret;Ket1
hog this ss -inter, whereas we pack ect 0,000
sed
tl e; hogs r 't x•
h g after fit, as winter,
J. L, GIANT & CO., Ingersoll.
TO THE LADIES,
Miss Down wishes to inform the ladies of
Exetersnd'vzcinity, that she has learned
Prof- D. ?* oody's tailor system of Dress and
Mantle Ct;tt ig, and that ithe lass Opened a
Dress
Malting Establishment at the Residene
lately occupied by
11UR. RICHARD HANDFORi)
on Gidley street,
She will be prepared to receive orders fron
all Ladies wishing neat and; glove-fittiu
dresses and suits, and tea& upw the totes
aityles at re ;sous lima prices.
Dee.1S,Onz
conEverest's
utty I spppakfrom expgriencc•n,„e'h Syruis the ,'0,P?o],
leek Oatpt Militias, Forest - 0,
The•'tnarelaist; Frattint, who threw
a bomb front from the cllatmber of de-
puties into the Piazza Colonni,r in Au-
gust last, waS SOiltenee . at Roane on
Saturday to fiftetn years'. imprison
meet, As he was led from the dock he
cried. "'Long litre anarchy!"
Everest's Cough Syrup is, the best in, the
country—Deacon 1'ursall Pottiest,1. 0,
Irl alu opoix leiter to Archbishop Du -
Immo], Mr. A Freehette, chairman of
the French committee of the Ottawa
seperete school board, reports an inter-
view with his grace in which the let-
ter gives expression to his views as re-
gents the powers of the church in the
school irlattere--'vie- 's that will lee Toad
with interest, and possibly amaisrnent,.
Eay School Report.
The school report for .S, S. No. 2, is
as followsr---I''ie•riR—.-John Chapman.
bat:. Fouarnr;—•.Isomer Russell, John
e Campbell, Willie Hurray, Jur Penn-
th,--F,,llen Shirray, Chas. Aldwortb
Alfred lleTaggart, Tllntee-TSarah
Blackwall, Kate chalerien, i .het At-
kinson. Slip.. Srags.u;--,Nettle O'Brien,
s Atlee Gould, AnnieNortli Ott• Jti'
t SECOND:—Ralph Chaprrta n, ll'inud Rus-
sell, Beatrice Warren, SRN. SECOND
B It '-lolliti Northcott, Nellie Gould,
Joseph. No
�t1(o
tt. S a
,suC
oY
D PaItT.
•--BNC
t>,io Nx
oitllco �
tk 1 l
l le Jackson,
Sarah Tierney, FIRST, l?�, ti:—Jno,
'road, Willie \\ arron4 hnry Bush.
That tirl,languid
feeling anii dulltl
hea
.
tceisvery disagreeable, Take tWII of' • ,
tore Little Liver Paha
before retiring, and
you will Andreliet', They never fail to do
gaga,
The ppaopa has itstrueted: the Catholic
la .rar,y in France to issue orders to
iso
clergy to pursue a conciliatory
eoluse toward the republic in the fut-
ure.
The% snake ane feel us thougl➢ life was
worth living Take one ofVarter's Little
Lives er Pills after vatting; it will relieve dvape,p•
s,a, ails
i qaC on '
d t give uterava t vigor to o
S andthe
A disease of the eye i8 "'epidemic a•
Illtint; tlhce ehildren attending U: ,. Iaeo
at Worms, ;end all of the institutions of
learning in that city are consequently*
£AS IVr, TO 3zov ETLS.
Aix you disturbed atnight and broken ofyens
rest icy s sick child silrrering and erring wit
pain or cutting trent ? Ir so. send at onto an
get aAotalooflTnv.lV a.ow'aiSoosllanoSrlw.!'
r018C11irysi i'.t'ana1cNo. 'Loraine isincaalcul
able,
1tn i11 rn 1evotlsapoorlittiosul1ereriuim
dinteiy Depend upon 1t, mothers, there 1w><s
rosins to abouti1. It coma dysentery antl4in .
rine, regulates thestotnaelt and bowels, cur
whndeoltc, softens 1llogums,reducca 1oanmui
tion, and Rives tone and anergy to the nhol
system. M its.wryaLow'aSoorulvoSrnvrrro
Czi , rsTlatirut:inispleasanttothetastean
is the proscription of'ono otthe oldest anti. new
Tet n 9
nlenu C
r, a and iil;yallolnns In the United
states, anis SS for 11410 by all druggists through.
vat tho world. Brice a1N maw a-40We.
A NOVA SCOTIAN'SOPINION
Ralrort C. W003maia➢ 1)l 1,s , N. S writes IN
t'oltuwi Enclosed find a'it for another .Large
hottlaofNa,salSaint.which you will place
,eua ma ltv first midi. The bottle' gent for
gonia Unto ago henelltted. ma very much
m ore than s.ny other 1prerttration laver tried,
'fhe London letter carriers and other
employes of tht; l,ost•oil cot department
held a blas, meeting in Hyde Park
yesterday to agitate the question of a
general eight-hour law, a yearly he
eye'ast', of saleries end the right of work-
er: in the civil service to put liely air
their grievances wialout prejudice to
their intaalists.
THE LANES'AND STREETS
Of aetty anrelilosilto, veins and arteries of
the boilytif foul or impure. disraee result.
Cleatn a the hl000d from font humors by me
tog Burdock Dims& hitters, the frust blood
Fi „
medicine i q quer devised to euro roll lased dis-
orders front as common pimple to the worst
scrofulous ,ore,
*There is great excitement in the City
of Mexico over the ennoulreeluent of
the successful floating of Mexican loan,
as it had beee officially announced that
no loan was contemplated.
PREVAILING SICKNESS.
{ The most prevalent complaints at this sea-
son are rheumatisrm,neuralgila,sore throat,
these' �nii other and
ainfulo congestions. gy ard's
Yellow Oil is the best internal remedy.
An express train was held upon the
San Angelo branch of the ,Sante tic'
road the other night. The robbers only
got $42. Brakeman Penn was fatally
shot.
WORN OUT AND RUN DOVE v.
By disease and debility the human system
becomes worn out run down before its time.
Keep the head clear, the bo~,volsregular, the
blood pure.. t he kidneys and liver active by
the use of I3arriocl: • flood Bitters, noturo's
great tonic and regulator, azld disease can-
not
licDoriaalel, the St. Jelin poisoner, has
been found not guilty on the ground
that he was insane at the time of com-
mitting the act. Fie will be kept in
close c confinement..
IF YOU HAVE A COUGH,
Do not neglect it, It•thoulcl be loosened as
soon as possible and to do this ;nothing ex-
cels Hagyardts Pectoral Brlsam. obstinate
coughs yoilaeto .cetoitsexpectorant,sooth-
ing and healing properties, while colds,.
horrsonoss,wbnoptng cough, asthma, etc.,.
aro promptly relievedby its perfect aotion
on the throat and brogchial tubes.
The soldiers comprising the Papal
army are hensaforth to be armed and
;quipped with guns' uniforms and ac-
outremerits• patterned after those in
use in the Prussian military service.
cure
Farquhar.
Mr. Henry Webb has assigned to
Wm, Cornish for the general benefit of
his creditors, Liabilities about V1500
assets not stated, -There will be a
grand. Christmas Tree �and entertain -
p meat tit the Thames Road Presbyterian
Church on !Christmas night,—On Wed-
nesday, of last week Thomas Bell went
to the woods to have revenge on Itis
neigltlwrs Iiuld judging front the way
he used his scuts asci tongue we judge
Ire will yet be a match for,I L. Sullivan
n at any rate his sparring stems good
u. for one so young,
Sunshine,
elesed.
The anniversary services, in connect.
as ion with tilts appointment of the Elim -
k vine circuit, went held on Sunday Inst,
the 221ttl insD,, and considering the un-
favorable
tt-
fav r b .
o a 1(r :,
kat#a of the roads and wcatlt-
cr were a ;rent success. Rev. W. H.
Guile, at former pastor of the eiren't,
preaclted tiro sermons, morning and
'evening, and delivered an address to
the► parents and snpportors of the Sun
day School on the sub•act'"TheSunday
tieIiool of today, the xlatiou of the
future." All these services were well
attended laud Mr. Galla Mlle- austatiiled
his reputation as a close and topical
reasoner, •1 he eulrjt'ct of the morning
discourse was based on the old and
well-worn text --"Train up a child in
the war he should go, atm when are is
old he will not depart from it." But
though the text was old the thoughts
and ideas deduced from it were Trow
anis original and well wtleulated to in-
spire Sunday school workers and par-
ents with a true conception of the
great responsibility resting upon them,
for on their hands was consigned the
power of making or marring thefuture
of those committed to their caro and
guidance. The sermon in the evening
based on "For every tree is known by
his own fruit, For of thorns men do
not gather figs, nor of a bramble bush
gather they grapes" was a masterly
eflbrt. For upwards of fifty -minutes
the preacher kept the attention of the
large audieneeriveted, ns with his well
known ability ---he unfolded the rich
truths as conveyed in that passage.
The closing exhortation was.touching,
as the preacher urged upon all the im-
portance of Godly livin; that the great
average would be swelled by each in-
dividual's effort. Mr. Gane is proudly
called by the people of this'appointment
"the Fathczr of pSueshine" for ` to his
energy as an organizer, this place of
worship owes its existence, It was
only mete these that they , should feel
much interested in hearing the sound
of his voice again'withirt.the. walls of
that edifice. Those who were fortun-
ate enough to shear him this tine -were
not disappointed„,and wi;ii, no 'doubt,
feel
e much
benefited,. spiritually and
intellectually.r
SUDDEN CHANGE.
HRS. GEORGE FLEWELLING' St. John, N.
B}V
. rites.—,
I suffered from weakness and
costiveness. ro I bought a bottle of Burdock
Blood Bitters, and before.i finished it, not-
ieed a chang�e. After Wing three bottles I
aril now entirely eared and recommend B, B.
• B. as a positive cure for costiveness.”
.Ml the colliers in the greatest mines
in the Charleroi district of Brussels
have gone on sri;ike. They paraded
the streets, mold g a very tubulent
demonstratioe.. "1 he civil' guard' was
called out.
WELL ELLE ASED.
DEAR•, SIRS,TI can recommed Hagyard's
Yellow Oilas a sure euro. .fozr 'rhenmeitism.
T had it foga some time and was cured bo two
bottles, and l rust say 14 is the best'thing I
can get forgeneral use as a pain reliever.
J.Mv'rSelty; Stratoavon, Ont.
The Russian government has issued a
decree imbosingadditional limitations
upon the traffic on the German fron-
tier, making the regulations : goverr•-
inn commerce almost prohibitive. A
general outcry has been raised against
the new order on bothsides of the bor-
der line, but it is unlikely that the pro-
test will compel a modification of the
edict.
Usborne. ,
ScnooL REpowr.=The following are
the names of pupils in S:S. No, .6 who
obtained 50°/, or over, during the
month of December.
FIFTH CLASS.—E. Brit$acombe 89 C.
Johns 88, A. Andrew 86, C. Andrew 85,
J. Turnbull 79,,D. Cathcart, 76, G.Pow-
elil 69, E. Robinson 63.
Femme Ce Ass.—L.. Andrew 73, C.
Delbridge 69, R. Johns 66, N. Hind 65,
H. Spicer 62, E. Turnbull 61, W. Johns
60, (Y. Miners 58, E. Johns 54.
THIRD CL ASS,—ilI • Brimaeombe 64
A. Francis 62, A. Earl 60, W, Clements
55, L. Halls, 55;'.-E Smith 55, L. Hey
wood 50.
Sni SECOND CLASS—A. Hunter' 82,
F. miners 79, L. Krause 76; E. Andrew
75, S. Johns 74, F. Brown 74, H. Kyle
64, I. Upshall 63, A. Miller 53, E. Powell
52° ,
Jn. SEColvd—CLASS, =S. Clement
e 89,
N. Fletcher, 79 0. Franeis 71, T. ; Flet-
cher 70, E. Clements: 70, A. Smale6t,M
Miners 68, S. Smith 53.
PART SECOND CLASS L. Johns 85,
L. Vail 72, G. Spicer 61.
FIRST PART.—G, Wilcox 88, E. Fran-
cis 86, J. Herdman 80, E. Delbridge 76,
W. Francis 75; N. Fletcher 74, 0. Haw-
kins 68, C,. Johns 68, E. Cooper 67, L.
Robinson 56, E, Brown 56.
G. W. Holman,
Ther:
To :Oar Subscribers.
' The SI'ECFAL ANX0V110EAIENT which
appeared in our colunius some time
since, announcing a Special arrange-
inent with Dr. 13..1. KreinALL • Co, of
Enosburgl;allisVt,p , u
biishcrs of "A
Treatise on the Iforse and bisDisease,"
whereby oursubseribers were enabled
to obtain a copy•of that valuable work
FUEL by sending their address to
Dr, J, B. ICENDALL Ce. (and en-
closing a two -cent stamp for mailing
same) is renewed for a limited period.
We trust all will avail themselves of
the opportunity of obtaning this val.
nable -work. To every lover of the
Horse it is indispensable,as it treats in
a silnpi° manner all the deseases which
aWiet this noble animal, its pIienorn-
inal sale throughout the United States
and Canada, made it Standard author-
ity, .Wsntion this paper waken sending
for ',Treaties" .---Oct,.31-I3t,
Winohelseaa
Mr. John Richardson has purchased
Mrs, Peuwardon's house and lot.
Great preparations for the Christnllts
tree at Sunshine aro being; made, It
will be held on. 25th.
On Friday last the stock of the estate
of 4r,. John Sample was sold, by public
miction, The weather 'teas wet and
bidding
wasvery
brisk,
WasllerwOman's friend is London
Electric; Soap,
Catarrh,
Catarrhs,1 Deaafp4e4snay
Fever.
A NEW HOME TREATMENT.
Sufferers are not generally aware
that these diseases are contagion; or
that they are due to the presence of
tieing parasites in the lining mem-
brane r'al 1G
ofU
t
tl nose .call
and ousts h'
a tall tubes
Microscopic researe1i,however,hasprov-
ed this to be a fact, and the result is
that a supple remedy has been forme
Weil whereby eatarrh, catarrhal dee -
ness and hay fever 'are permanently
eured in from one to three simple ap-
plications made at home by the patient
()mein two weeks. N. B.—For Cater.
that discharges peculiar to females
(whites) this remedy is a specific. A
pamphlet explaining this new treat
memt is sent on receipt of ten cents by
A, H. Dixon & Son. 803 West King.
St,, Toronto, Canada.—Sciantitio.tmeri-
can.
Sufferers from e° `•arrhal trouble
should carefully rend the above.
(10.22'88)
When Baby was sick, wo cavalier °Astoria.
When abe Has a mid, she cried for Maori
When she became Miss; sho clung to Cnstorla..
When ahohed Children, she gavothean Castoris,.
TICE.
A Fresh -and New Stock of•
1roceris Sc OoRtiois.
JUST ARRIVED AT TNR
Family :-: Grocery.
Also Pure EXTRACTS
and SPICES.
A beautiful piece of glass-
ware given away with lib of
Mayell's Baking Powder.
Dashwood. Rxoller, Flour
For Sale, - Why is it
Call and : examine our : goods . that in other towns
before purchasing elsewhere. and surrounding country they
speak so highly of the photo-
graphs
hoto-
gi aaphs that are :taken
r� 1
i 4 41.P i ly)xepter,
Arid how is it that there are
SO
loony photos sent into the
different cities of Ontario from
EXETER PHOTO GALLERY
Because Senior's work is as
good if not better than any- of
the leading galleries in the
cities and their prices are $4
and $5 per doz,. while they
get them' at 'Senior's for $3.00.
CLOT
N
J. SNE:
st_
EXETER - ONTARIO
Has now in stock
E5
f�66
AN➢ WINTDB
IN THE, FOLLOWING LINES ;:
West of England Settings and Trans
cringe,
Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser -
bags.
Freneleand English Worsted Cloths
All made up in the Latest
Style - at best Rates,
eS.
A. J. SNELL.
S'G]DLEY.
THE LEADING
Undertaker
AND
Furniture Dealer
or THE
TOWN ?
have an immense Stock of
Furniture and Undertaking
Goods now on hand,w •
which �
will sell at right prices.
llNDERTAKINQ
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. GI
Central Shaving Parlor,
EXETER, Ontario.
Lr i
PROPRIETOR.
Every, Attention
paid to Ladies' mid Children's
Hair Cutting
AGENT FOR
TROY LAXJNDRY,
a. Massa.
Exeter PotoSillaio.
G. A. HYIlD»1Ai.
HENRY WELLS,
Bwer an4 jilaISior
GODERICH,
ONTARIO.,
—o—o—
MANUFACTURER 'OF
Wofts' gcicfirafgg
Pf}RTER, '
XXX Porter, a Specially.
EXETER 'MARKETS.
Wheat per bushel: $75 to 82
Barley 4o, tm 47
Oats. 2S to 25
Peas - .. 52;to, _58
Eggs per ion' 13• to .13
:.17
Butter, Roils . ;'„ „ to ei,.
Butter, Crocks 16 to .16
Geese per •. 6''to 6
Potatoes per hush— 60 to 60
Hay per ton 9,25 to 70.00
ROYAL HOTEL,
LSGAN, ONTARIO,
L HODGINS PROP.
The Bar supplied with best brands
of Liquors and Curs.
e,rand *Union Hotei�,
CS.FSISTOMT ` — C1�TT liR20
n14 r'sed and -;.Imprqved.
30 rooms elegantly' furnished.
Tables supplied with all the Delicacies
of the season,. 8 convenient sample
,rooms. House : heated with hot air;
`Electric bells thoughout..
Si PER DAY,
R. 3. TUFTS, PROPRIETOR.
READ -MAKER'S 50
"1"3E1.41.01/3
NEPER FAILS T0' OIYE SATISFAOT10N
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS,
Furniture and Undertaking.
_-0: TO—
Rowe
viii Andrews'
BED -ROOM AND PARLOR SUITS,
SIDEBOARDS AND EXTENSION
TABLES, LOU GFS AND 1 THE PRICES
EASY CHAIRS.
Veterinary Dentistry
The undersigned h vin
g a Ea purchased a corn=
plete sot of Dental Instruments, 50(1 having
the:necessary experience i8 that tiny, wishes
to inforn, the people of this section that he
is fully prepared to execute all
VETERINARY DENTISTRY
intrusted to him en the Shortest notice.
Oharges moderate,
A Trial Solicited.
Wnl, Sweet, V. S.
DOWN GO
Tia
Largest Wsa'erooms ilx
town.
Undertaking outside of the Undertak-
ers Ring, in alt its Branches.
opus day and night,
STAND --One door north of Molsou's
liA Bank.
IN ST. EXETER.
W. SOUTHOOTT,
Col'. Main and. John St.
Exeter,.' • Ontario.
Ilas just opened out a full line of
FASHIONABLE
Fall a�� Wifllel'
TWEEDS,
Together with
afill line of
LtBN1I FRNIinN
aS
Such as t'nlaundred Shirts, White
dressed, Regatta and Flannel Shirts,
Underwear, Collars and Cud's, Ties,
Scarfs, Caps, Suspenders, Gloves and
iIalf hose,
Our prices aro close and liberal terms
All our Tweeds cut free of charge.
W. SOUTIICOTT,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
zn order to make room for; our fall purelaas-
es wiaielt are now arriving, we of-
fer reduced prices nz
Summer res$ a-Dods,
MusUxzs,Prints,Lac es, Dmhroideries, &s,
;also balance of Summer 'ifillinery at coat.
SUCARS!
pch ehe lwas pureI quantity Srf'cof r Sugar vyl�Ad-
vamp
which we are offering at less than pre•
stilt wholerale cast. Car values in Teats and
Coffees aro A-1 and are not exceneti in the
County.
call 11 sa ic'
1 tted and an inspection invited
.111 kinds of produce taken
in
exchange. eor
Butter. -14 cents; Eggs, 14 cents.
Happel & Olcgboi'n,
ZURICH,
The Old Stand
a
SR
If you want an e,..'ac
ti
shave as gored as barber ever
gave �j7uTstt Ball at E. IL FISH'S
SHAVING ING " SALOON
At Morning, Eve or busy Noon,
He will cut and dress the
hair gracefully- to suit
THE CUSTOMS OF THE FACE.
allies' hair dressing done to perfection..
Stand near the Post Office,
►is.
The undersigned would inform the
Public that he has just received
his
FPIL ASI WINTER STIJIJL
INCLUDING
A FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS, AND CROCK-
ERY, BOOTS .AND SHOE.
Thosewishing anything in my line
will find it to their advantage to call
and inspect my goods and prices.
Best Roller Flour always
on hand.
Highest Price paid for Butter
and Eggs, and all kind of
Produce,
J. P. ROSS.
(10-22-'8S.)
s.
GofEcML) LRiz)
First Class RI6$ And HORDED.
ORDERS LEFT AT THE HAWK -
SHAW
7
.
►
HOUSE .
r t sr OR A z THE
STABLE WILL BE PROMPT
LY ATTENDED TO,
Terms r z^,e�oa Flo
Telephone Connectten,
12 Pounds
OF WHITE
For $1.
c. MALLA OIbs. Raw sugar
jilefoliao Tailor. FOR $1.
Up stairs, over H. Spackman's
Hardware Store. � xuth 50L hon,
Ile has in stock some of the `
finest Winter goods
to be .found on.
the market..
A CALL
SOLICITED.
J. G. SM11144.COMBE.
AT THE
CITY II
OTEI'J
LONDON, 'ONTARIO.
per day,.
3. & J, ll eMARTIN Proprietors.
J. MATHESON.
Naw BOOT a ZO TOflC
W.H. Trott
wishes to announce that, he
has • opened out business in the
stand recently occupied occu P by
the ADVOCATE, and is pre-
pared to manufacture first-
class
rs-class
BOOTS & SHOEs
for all customers.
A CAL SOLICI TED.
Our, motto is good work and
square dealings.
W. H. TROTT.