The Exeter Advocate, 1890-10-16, Page 4TNE
SANDERS SWEET, Props,
THURSDAY, 00T, 16th, 1890;
EGG TRADE KILLED:"
Tai l'"wR`at' the $:X}oet i£3 concerned—
pito opinion Expressed ex st Neal,
Iia#owel naiha al' Ilan,
“Mr. John 0. Liven, the Canadian
passenger agent of trio Canada South -
"II Railway, arrived at Windsor on
'Wednesday stir lust.
fr. Leven was seen by a HERALD
Haan :and asked" how the McI(inley bil
will effect the egg trade as far as the
freight is convened. 'Well,' he said
'.i li : won't Si+nrh t.' do with the freight
department. but I imagine it will be
considerably diminished. Of course
you )'nut remember the Americans re-
quire our eggs. Canadian eggs are
rt ai.ted ill Cie United States because
they are considered the best and there-
fore the bill will effect them more than
it will us,"
The abos-e, clipped from a Grit paper
published. in Montreal, is a fair Sample
of t•ht> unfair Ivey in .which Grit pipers
treat the tori:;' question. It will be
noticed that the gentleman intery iew-
edi' ,t says that the has not much to
do with the freight business of the rail-
way with which he is connected, and
tlie l add;, ''igen must remember that
the s'aseeriteins require our eggs. Can-
adian oessgs are Anted in the United
Slz ) they aro consideree!: the
i?;._,, •, lir therefore, L11 1$ILI. WILL AF -
PE;. -1' T?Il%.I. lit>ItE TITAN IT WILL US."
In ether 1 rr1s 1i, remarks meant, if
tines meant anything, that the egg
trede weuld not be mett•rially affected;
£s .. Americans require our eggs,"
and e•th.e bill will affect them (the A.
is.,:ssleas more than it will us," it IS
bard d to ss -!e 1t'hat justification the news -
panes hod for its heading, "The egg
ti { kined so far as the exhort is con-
eG - •d--Yhe opinion c: -pressed by a
well-known railway man." Now we
leave e it to any fair-minded person to
say whether "the opinion expressed"
coaweys the slightest intimation of the
killing of the egg tr,'de. This, how-
ever, is a sample Grit trick. The head-
ees ,r.'ih r,,ci in 1erge display .ttype so
as to c<. z� the eye easily, and the
chances are that not one person out of
ten who .,:,11- the heeding ever read the
.article to sr::; whether the interview
,justiiled the title put over it. The Grit
pe i;rs senn ni 'lei -e :n ned to snake a dead
set against the egg trade with the idea
that political capital can be made out
of it; but they may find that their ,ef
forts to run down and ruin the trade by
falsehood and misrepresentation may
prove; a boomerang., and that "curses,
like young chickens, always come
li t4 ; c, ' t again." Only three days
have elapsed since the McKinley tariff
avert illi+ =oI'tie., and it is utterly impos-
sible to point to any "result" from it
yet. This much however, may be said
that no reduction in the price of eggs
hit, t Ike,i Mace in Canada, and there
is no inditation of any reduction. Ship-
,w„et.. to the e lilted States inay be sus -
p c for a while, but there is not the
.lib 1l.;,t doubt but that they must
shortly
,it, resumed, that is, so 50017 as
the stocks accumulated in the large
egg consuming centres have appreci•
ably deere >.sed, Two things Must al-
ways les b Fee in mind with regard to
she .; tr:be first, the Americans do
not I,rod.eee as many eggs as they re-
qun seeenc1. Canadian eggs are con-
sideesel in New York and Boston (the
-
two great 1 gruels to which our eggs
;;.6) b :.,;' 42F:Ac r than the eggs received.
fr'ometht: test, :awl coin:Mo ul a higher
3)riee, It is self evident thi.t the Ameri-
rail Berl 11111:(.1 lay tW0 ;e V a clay 11.1
place of one even if 'she. is offered a
I,l:t ...r.i.s.!),'ti.; cents a dozen for try
ng tondo so. Some tarse must elapse
before mora chickens can be.; hatched,
,and muni !lens groW "tip to lay inose
e'= at.<' these .M1 ucan eggs
are lei ,,. Laid, and American chickens
ar.e. growing ftp to be Arntrican hens
in order I to) y more American eggs,
fhe S,—cc', Yorkers and Bostonians will
gu oar eating Canadian s just the
Same as ever -•-only they will have to
payfive or ten cants a Frozen more for
them When the supply of native eggs
equiiIS the c1 nnand, then there xnay8 be
a'1)llip psieO ytit{icient to make the
trach in (_' :atcli;.tn eggs ,unprofitable,
bat,to til, then 'we Shall coritintte • to
Sand eggs tri Boston and New York.
141ca,)sliii, ('>+l,atdfan shippers are not
? ,Itg for other tnarkets,
S
, , .,lay nttr •(.ly a ,,•,y Basses Ijut shipments
"4"fl-a "moire 1,0 M1,416.11(1 of d.onens . and
b.ti.n fired i of cases. Trio 1717S11 Its of sev-
era 1 u+ thess.; ; ilpinents have been made!.
r
.l�.no•wn, "I tit c:;gs 1)0ve; in ewcry case
but one, tea l a Ifo (i',' l,O. profit, in
ctz rp Fal , faro: t11at Flit*1si I atlwa s.dif-
flc.r� 1a inti:od'tteing s new ,article,
stall, c' °, the Great Canadian l gg
has been almost Unknown in En,,land
Manyof the steamship companies are
making speeial ariauk;ements fbr Ore
transport of eggs, so AS to keep them in
good; condition, and i)eitt summer we
may confidently expect to sea eggs go-
inlr to England, not by the dozen or by
the hundreds of dozers, but, literally
by the million, The Great Canadian
Hen is not dead yet, and it will takea
~seat deal more than a McKinley hill
or a bilious Grit Editor to kill her:
A.robbncl: About Us,
BrrueiLAlurnu.—On Tuesday night
of last week, IIr. Geo. Cathcart's shoe
shop, Lucan, was entered by the bask
window and tiv lt-e pairs of Mine boots,
and shoes and several pairs of rubbers
were stolen, Nothing but the finest
was taken, The next morning• a pair
of rubbers was found in a ,buggy
the Queen's hotel yard. This makes
the third raid on Mr. Cathcart's shop.
ATTl,l,ii rEn JAIL BREAKING.—While
Jailer Dickson was at his breakfast
Sunday morning, two prisoners, Will
Macdougall and Richard Nesbitt, each
sentenced to the penitentiary for five
years for larceny, having discovered a
flaw in the lock of the large side door
which leads into the yard, managed by
means of a broom handle and a small'
piece of wood to break off the lock and
thus elected egress from the general
ward and into the yard. They then
lifted the heavy door (which is of oak,
four inches thick) off its hinges; and
carrying it into the yard placed it upon
two chairs against the wall. They
were climbing oyer the wall when dig
covered.
Messrs Mcl)ounell & Waugh,the well
known hardware merchants ofHensall;
who have carried on an extensibe.bus-
iness for over 12 years, dissolved. part •
nership last week by nlutnal consent,
\Ir.
W. Al Waugh retiring frons the
business, which in future Will be car-
ried on by J. E.- McDonnell. We.be,-
lieve Mr. Waugh intends remaining'
still a resident of the village, and we
hope he may, as he has proved one of.
the best and most enterprising. business
men, and was always foremost in his
assistance and -with his money to assist
in any enterprises or improvements
Which were in the interests or welfare
of, the village, ,and owns a• fine resi-
dence here both as to appearance, com
fort and modern.conveniences. •
LIVERY STABLE BURNED: A fire
broke out in the livery stables of Shel-
don Bros., Church•st, St. Marys, about
9 o'clock on Monday morning of last.
week. The fire brigade responded
promptly to the alarm .and succeeded
in confining• the fire to the buildings
where it originated. The office stove
was started for the first time this season
and it is supposed that through some
defect in the chimney fire was com-
mnnicated to the hay in the loft. The
building, being frame, theflamesmade
rapid headway, and but for the rain
which was falling heavily at the time,
the adjoi nin b frame tailor shop of Messrs
A. Beatty & Co., and the Garnett House
stables would probably have been con-
sumed. The horses, vehicles, harness,
etc., were all saved, but the hay, oats
and building were nearly a total loss.
y
The con ten is were coBred by insurance
in the Ro$=a1,
.Farquhar,
Rev. Robt. Hamilton, of Motherwell,
will occupy the Thames Road Presby-
terian pulpit next Sunday.
Messrs. Wm. and Geo. Monteith and
Thos. Cameron were at Guelph last
week attending the Experimental
Stock Sale.
(Too late for last week.)
Miss Maggie Hamilton of Motherwell
was the guest of Mrs. Colin Fletcher on
Monday last.
Rev. C. Fletcher was in Henson at-
tending the Ministerial Association on
Monday last.
Mr. M. Eacrett; of Exeter, was the
guest of his daughter; Mrs. William
Turnbull, on Sunday last.
Mr. Bert Passmore left here on Mon
day last to take a position as clerk in
Brumpton Bros.' store in,Eceter. •
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hamilton, of.
Stratford, are visiting friends in this
vicinity for a few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Duncan. of this place,
who have been visiting their daughter
Mrs.1
.�. Robb, of Stratford,
d for a couple
of days, returned home on Saturday
last.
SALE REGISTER.
On Wednesday. Oct. 22nd, at 12.30
o'clock sharp, on Lot 11 con. 14 Hib-
bert, about 1 mile north of Fai'q,uhar,
farm 'stock and implements. Thos.
Rundle, prop.;, }I, Brown, auct.
On Wednesday Oct. 29th, on Lot -8
Sauble Line, Hay, Farm Stock, Imple
merits &e, Wm. Broderick, Prop.; Ed.
Bossenberry, Auet.
Lucas Fa1L Fair,
(Continued from last week.)
GRAIN.
Wheat white, B. Kennedy; A Ken-
nedy. Red, J. Ilaskett, B. Kennedy,
Barley, Noii Stewart, C. C, Hodgins.
r
Oats white, J. Haskett, (. Thotnpson,
Oats black, A. Kennedy, B. Kennedy.
Peas white, W. Dixon, J. Baskett., Peas
bine, J. Wilkie'. I3eans,.,G. Thompson,.
A. McTavish. CloV\er seed, A, kennedy,
L X ,ellizecly. Timothy seed, A. keit,
Hedy, .los. P'attiek. Collection tit grain
for spl. 44, Jno, Abbott. Six rowed, lRart
ley for isph 47, ,I, Haskett, Oats for Spl
47, W. Armitage; oats for spl i6, ditto,
Wheat for apl, 43, L,''uiite,
�AIdRY,
20. lbs oroek biitter, J, Stowardson,
M. Rosser, lib Ml's? M Rosser, •H Thomp-
son, , 41b rolls, J Lewis, A McTavish.
Cheese, R Johnston, Butter for spa 10,
J Levis; for,spl 6, J Lewis; .for spa 26,
M Rosser; for spa 45, M Rosser,
PLANTS &'FLOWERS.
Collection of house plants, Miss Stan-
ley; geranit ms, Miss Stanley. Bouquet
of table flowers, Miss Stanley, Mrs J.
Paisley. Bouquet of hand flowers, Mrs
F Paisley, Mrs J Paisley.
MANUFACTURES.'
Honey ext, F G Abbott, J Paisley,
Honey in comb, M Morgan. Honey
ext, spl 13, F Abbott. Maple syrup, A
Kennedy, J Lewis. Pears canned or
preserved, F Davis, Eli Hodgins. Con-
fectioner, J Foster (diploma). Bread
for 41 9, Mrs. Paisley. Single buggy,
I Handford. Lumber wagon, C Sproul
(dip). Pump, •wood, J. Stewardson,
Horse shoes, 1 Handford, R Horn.
FINE ARTS.
Stuffed birds, W Matheson, T Hodgins
Birds eggs, W Matheson, Antique and
Indian curiosities, W Matheson, Col
coins, 1mT Matheson. Col photographs,
W 141atlleson. Col photographs, (spa 5)
W Matheson. Drawing col crayon, L
Hunter. 131k crayon, Miss Stanley, L
Hunter. Painting on slate; Miss Waugh
Water color, Miss Waugh, J Alway.
Painting on glass or china, MisslIath-
eson, illiss Waugh. In oil's, Miss Waugh.
Miss !larding•, spl Miss Waugh. On
velvet, Mrs J 1laskett, Mrs F Paisley.
Kensington painting, Miss Waugh, Mrs
T Hodgins, Best hand -writing for spl
42, E Carter.
LADIES WORK.
Braiding, Mrs. J. Haskett; 'Mrs. J.
Lewis. Shirt, handmade, Mrs' J. Ste-
venson, Mrs. J,. P. Paisley. Knitted
socks,'cotton, Mrs. J. Lewis. Woolen,
Mrs. J. Lewis, Mrs. H. Thompson; Spl,
Mrs. J. Lewis. Knitted gloves, Miss
Mackenzie, Mrs.:: J. Lewis. Knitted
mits, Miss Armitage, Mrs. J. Lewis, spl.
Miss Stevenson. Leather work, Mrs.
L. Hunter, 14Ii's, J. Paisley, Berlin wool
work, Mrs. J. Lewis Miss. Doisy, Ma-
crame, Mrs. J. Paisley, Mrs. Thos. Hod
gins. Darned net, Mrs. L. Hunter, Mr's.
D. McRoberts. Flannel hm, Mrs. J. Has -
kelt, 1st & 2nd. Rag carpet, Mrs. •'J
Lewis, Mrs. 1'. Abbott. Hooked Brat,
Miss Mackenzie, Mrs. 3'. Abbott. Toilet
tidy, Miss A. Harding, Mrs. Beggs.
Fancy card, worked, W. S. Major. Tat-
ting, Miss Waugh. Point lace, Miss
Waugh. Slipper holders,'Miss Walker.
Footstool, 11Irs. J. Paisley. Paper flow-
ers, Mrs. J. Paisley, Miss Alway Match
and therm, case, Mrs. T. Hodgins.
Daisy tidy, Miss Ryan. Wool quilt,
woven, Miss C. Ryan, Mrs:: W. Dixon,.
Bracket rope, sillc,°Mrs.,,B -gs. Ring
work, .Mrs. Beggs. Blankets home.
'made, Miss Stewardson, Miss 'Maguire,
Quilts, log' cabin, Mrs. P. Herbert, Mrs.
J. Haskett. Qtiilts;,pateli- cotton, Mrs.
J. Haskett, Mrs. Paisley. Pillow shams;
Miss Mackenzie, Mrs. D. H. McRoberts.
Washer, Miss Ryan. Etching, Miss
Elwood, Miss Walker. Easel Drape,
Miss Ryan. Drawn thread work, '141iss
Stanley, Miss Mackenzie. Roman em-
broidery, Miss 'Elwood. Hair work,
Mrs. J. Lewis, Mrs. J. Paisley. Knitted
quilt, Mrs. C.'Ryan, Mrs. S. Ryan. Toil•,
et Mats, Miss Walker, Miss Matheson.
Sofa pillow, Miss Waiker;.Mrs. Hunter.
L14Tax ' work, Miss. Alway. Slippers
worked, Miss Walker 1st and 2nd. Em•
brodery, crewels, Miss Stanley,Miss
Walker. ..Table .mats, Miss E. Fox.
Iensington`embroidery, Mrs. J. Has -
kelt, Miss Mackenzie. Arrasene, Mrs.
Hunter, hliss.Harding. Crazy patch-
work, Mrs. P. Herbert. Crochet cotton,
Miss. Wacker, Miss Waugh. Wool, Miss
Walker, Mrs.'Paisley. •
• FOOT RACES.
Race, half mile, A. Little, E. Hodgins.
100 yards, E. Hodgins,A. Little. Three-
legged race, E. Hodgins & A. Little, J.
Deacon & R. Bryant. Boys race under
I5, A. Dagg, E. Hawkshaw, C. Cathcart
Men's race over 50, W. Morgan, W.
Williams.
THE PEOPLE'S MISTAKE.
People make a sad mistake often
withserious results when they neglect
a constipated condition of the bowels.
Knowing that Burdock ,Blood Bitters is
an effectual cure at any stage of con-
stipation, does not warrant t15 in ne-
glecting to use it at the right time.
Use it now.
Owing to the McKinley bill the com-
mittee appointed in Rome to arrange
for proper representation of Italian art
and industry.at the Chicago world's
fair have dissolved, their'efforts being
deemed useless.
One 25c. bottle of Everest's Liver
Regulator has done me a great deal of
good, and you will please send me a
dollar bottla.—Mrs. Rosa Wilson, Sea-
forth.
Assistant "Secretary Spaulding, of the
U. S. treasury department, has decided
that,"goods free under the present law,
warehoused under the provisions of the
previous law, may now be withdrawn
free."
ro selI`our une:teelled`NnrseryStock. Steady
empiogmcnt'and control of territory. Tlave
done business In banaaa 80 yearn. Liberal
pay to the iigh man. Send for 'terms,
s.
• ,CIIASVBJt4)TJIEISS Co‘,
...,
171$ moil. Colborne, Iint
Mill' local or traveling
'to7;se'll• lrlj :gnarantem.].
SERV TOG `
Nillt,. , t� 1. Salary
or Conimisaion
Void d
weeltl , dutfitfroo. Special attention given'
to beginners. "Workers never fail to milk
goo(i'.weekly v aces. Write me at once for
partieuliis.
E,
O. G #.AH#AM, lIttasnityk,ot,
(arils"hot"1se is roliabio.) Taitonno, ONr+,
171-lOt.
Fiitu Vncrtikin
Raving leased the premises
latety occupied by Mr. John
Brawn, I would 'inform the
public that I carry an immen-
se stock of
FURNITURE
..UR7
of my own Manufacture,which,
I will sell at
EXTRAORDINARY PRICES
Inepect my stock before buy-
ing elsewhere anlL ,cave from
10 to 20 per cent. I am bound
to sell,ancl g uaratee ray goods
to be superior to factory work.
Undertaking
in all its branches at' lowest possible
prices. Special attention will be given
to this branch of the business, Give
MO a, share of the patronage.
Remember the stand, two doors north
of the Town Hall, Exeter.
WALT.' ANDREWS.
{As A. Fresh and New Stock of
i •
1ro00r!6s & CORMO1101131g
JUST ARRIVED
a/AAT�/ THE
m
FaHg Y�Y grocery.
Also Pure ,EXTRACTS
and SPICES.
A beautiful piece of glass-
ware given away with 1 lb of
Mayell's Baking Powder.
Daer2woocl Roller 'lou
For Sale®
Call and examine our goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
G. ti HYMN.
Btl6 N.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT
®®®T
•PEOleacceza
•
from which this paper is print
was supplied by the
Dealers in. Type,
Presses, and Printers' Supplies.
J. T. JOHNSTON,
80 & 82 .Wellington St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
CITY HOTEL
LONDON, ONTARIO.
'-1 per day.
J. & J. Mo IARTIN, Proprietors.
HARMLESSHEADACHE
POWDERS
Cure
ALL HEADACHE.
:They are not adver-
tised to cure every.
ihinp,butsimply head-
aches. .Try them, it
will cost but 2:3 cents
}}or a boas and they aro
harmless.
They are not a Cathartic.
•
Paso's Remedy for Catarrh is tho
Best,, Easiest to Use and Cheapest.
Sold by druggists or Sent, by snai 1, 60c.
E. T. IIazeitino; Warren, Pa.; II, S.A.
ETRAL 00th �iOflE
A complete stock of
Pure and Reliable Drugs
ALWAYS KEPT.
P1eiit*1—
Paterttfilegtolligs, spooges,
Druggist's Slljilis
At right and reasonableprices,
Prescriptions
and
Family_
Receipts
Rec _
Carefully Prepared.
irioit's Golf] 1011 PiNgar
the best in the market.
C LUTZ, i BOlyw
The Famous Heavy -bodied Oil: macre only by
McColl Bros. __ roe. & Co, Toronto.
Vso it once and
youwllu .
� use no other.
McCoU's Famous CYLINDER OIL
Is the finest in Canada for engine cylinders.
--FOR SALE BY—
S, Exeter, Krta °l
WA. .rntin,a ,.a_,._. —._ necioa.costgaova,.mazes.>n. n.menu Jul
P.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED OUT A 'NEW STOCK.
OF
II 11 $ 11 II : 1111 II 1: II II 11
FI RSTL
I 11 I II I II II IIit II 11 I it 1: II
In Canadian and Imported Tweeds, French Worsteds, etc.,.
which he will sell at right prices. If you wish a nobby or
plain suit it will repay you to call and examine his large
stock which has just arrived.
R tIIflE FIS IIilTEEfl EYq TIJIIE
Special attention lien to ladles mantle ma .
g
Give me a Trial and you will be Convinced.
Stand one door north of Fish's. Barber shop.
tj t MES H. GRXEVE
2 5..'" latilCklitillo97F8"2. 7,, M1Y 1;77r 47:;.&.7 :3k 4t i4ifiAi71.U+arS'si icity .gtid i3''=
for infants and Children.
"Castorin is so well adapted to children that Csetoria wares Colic, Constipation,
1 recommend it as superior to any prescription Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
known to me." H. A, Anna,;, 31. D., Trills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di.
Ill So. Oz ord St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Withou injurious medication.
Tam Cssraux Con -rein, ; rr Murray Street, N.
;i sir, >7Fy'01.en;;txd +am-S:rY.K.i�ih .,, -+" x. ",: �:e t 'F.i '�1i'f i` 'ii wF%:E ✓'? ¢ •'i
1 EAD and LEA N
wi-eeto kn.-1.7—
The Best Goods for the Least Money.
gismisfralamal=
We carry the largest stock of STOVES and TINWARE
in town and we are selling it at the lowest possible price for
cash. In Hall and Library Laaps we are showing an elegant
display at right prices. All kinds of Table and Hand Lamps
at wnolesale .prices.
In Cross cut Saws
we are showing all the latest and leading patterns and makes.
5 different patterns to choose from.
AXES, a large stock at prices that defy competition.1
As usual a full stock of
geilBfri.q�s, OlisON Glass 011 046.
A Call Solicited..
AGENTS FOR THE RAYMOND SEWING 1VIACBINE
I SE T
J. G. SIVIALLACOMBEI,
Merchant Tailor,
TroMr!StlExeler,
9 ,
Has now in stock
A FIRST-CLASS LINE OF
'
Summer Goods,, en
G Gents!
Irt rnichit ;9 oto.
Sole agent for Exeter for IlORINE
COLLAR' CUFFS,
� AND N U .rr.S
The best Collar and cuff ill. the market,
:� A SOLICITED,
CALL
O ICITED,
�
Smallacombe.
Remember the old stand
• FIS.
Near the POST OFFICE.
If you want an easy shave
and neat hair -cut just call at
E FISH'S
does
in
s
style.
Iva
SHAVING SALOON
Where he d s all his
work ,a neat style
,
Ladies and Children hair -cutting
the latest tyle.
�•, �ry. AAGENT FO THE /n
P� 1C� !V D