The Exeter Times, 1892-8-18, Page 5f
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Syrup of Fig; i taken; it 1 plc:
and refreshing to the ta' te, an t
gently yet promptly on. the Kidne
Liver and Bowels,. cleanses tiles
tem effectually, dispels colds, n.e :ry-
achr ',fevers and cures habit
Colj '0\ n.. Syrup of Figs IS ens.
onlj dy of its kind. ever 1�t
duce , easing to the taste au(L
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the , in
Irealthyandslgreeabiesubstances, its
many o .cclleutqualitiescomn1en(.1i;
to all and have made it the MOS
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for .sale in 's is
bot Ies by all, leading drugg,ists,
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure ii
promptly for any one who
.Le try. it. Manufactured only by ex
IALIFORNIA HG SYRUP C04,
$Ari wBAI`ICISCO, CAL.
s+Q CSVST,T.E, ='I', 311F.r11 YOBS, :a\f.1,
k`or Sale at 0, Lut;a's Drug Store
WE have on hand a Fine Lino of
BOUND BOOKS
$nit',b]e for Sunday School Librarke ar
Ii1`CEentatienS.
TRE Gene.
" Parlor Quoits '
`La'o FLIPS, PARCHEESI, HAI.4/R,
Authors, Etc., Etc.
J. W. BROWNING
HOOK DRUG STOREU
BORN.
Idents. -..In Ridcinl h.en the 10th inst.. the
wife of Warden C. C. llodgiu a. of a daughter
1l the wife of Jeremiah leaman,srnof arson '
Towv.ts.—Tri Exeter south. on the 1'.th inst. the
wife of 11, 'Towle, of a son.
Ittnesss:—In. Exeter, on the 11th inst., the
wife of ,Tttbn HIarness of a son,
ilowe;.-1u Usbornc, con. 2, on !the 10th Inst,
the wife of Robert Down of a daughter.
DIED.
Conon,--In Mitchell, on the lith Inst , Alfred
Charles,only son of R. T. and hose Coital,
aged 2 seers and 4 months.
Dustier.—In Fullerton on the 10th inst., in-
fant son of Thos. W. Dungoy, aged B days.
,IY[nei e'en ono( Jeremiah, on t,j'c41' ir)'yC1til&
Monthly h
V' Fr xz9s for Boys and
1r1S
Tho"Sunlight."Soap Co., of Toronto, offer
the following pri zee every month till further
notice, to boys and girls under 16, residin g fn
the Province of Ontario, who send the grcatost
number of "Sunlight'. wrappers: 1st 310; 2nd,
.$6;3rd fi3;4th W1;5thto lith a handsome
book; and a tpretty picture to those toile send
not loss than 1.3 wrappers. Send wrappers to
'Sunlight" Seam 0thee. 4tSo^rttstroot,Toronto
not later than 29th of each month, and rnarked
oompotition; also give full naunoaddress, age
and number of wrappers. Winners' names will
be published in Toronto Mail on first Saturday
in each month.
SALESMEN WANTED.
Wo want both travelling and local Salomon
to ropy sent the old established Fontbill .Nur-
series SALARY PAID FROM THE STAR]?
to Salesmen experienced in our lino; liberal
tortes to beginners and a permanent situation
assured. We have 7,0 ACRES under cultiva-
tion and aro the only firm furnishing STRIC T-
FICANADIAN
IL
STOCK.OUTT FREE.IRDY GROWN
l TIES
for North Ontario and Manitoba. a spec-
ialty. WE GUARANTEE OUR STOCK
Apply for terms at onoo. Wo want you NOW'
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Toronto, lint.
English Spavin Lininneut remvoes id
hard, soft or calloused Lumps and Blom
ishes from horses, Wood Spavin , Cut bs
Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles,
Spraios, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs
etc. Savo 450 by use of one bottle. War
anted the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ver known. Sold by C. Lutz. -2e ly
66 rman
99
4L
r
We have selected two or.
Croup. three lines from letters
freshly received from pa-
rents who have given German Syrup
to their children in the emergencies
of Croup. You will credit these,
because they come from good, sub-
stantial people, happy in finding
what so litany families lack—a med-
icine containing no evil drug, which
mother can administer with con-
fidence to the little ones in their
most critical hours, safe and sure
that it will carry them through.
UD, 1,. ILLtTS, of Mrs. JAs. W KIRm,
Aline, Neb. I give it Daughters' College,
to my children when Harrodsburg, Ky. I
troubled with Croup have dependedupon
and never saw any it in attacks of Croup
preparation act like with my little deugh.-
it. It is simply mi- ter, and find it an iu-
raculous. valuable remedy..
Fully one-half of our customers
re niothers who use Boschee's Ger-
rup among their children.
e to be successful with the
t1
st be a treatment for
terrible foes of child-
ongh, clroup,''diph-
gerous infiamma-
oats.and lungs, cry
semi
REBATE ABOLISHED
ttTA•NT MEETING OF THE CABI-
NET AT MONTREAL
4 f t i ep nnouneentent by W10 1'roiuiei•
Ehni !he Existing' Systemw5 all he Ter-.
Lit the Enol l,f the 1'resent Hon -
h01 : Ct. ntt,r'iee zsetween th Two
;ov.•:. a,c,a,tn Suggested.
M07,-: . 1., Aug. I5. ---Tho fact that
ai' temporarily the seat of thee.
eruu uu, r tiaturday for the third time
teens t , p toeing of the 1'alliauient
Lige a ,11 1• i attracted. 1lmisnat Attention to
t at. (14h1rc r 4tMee o1 the meeting of the (Jabi-
:1.t In this cat;-, outside of the important
lettere
a tiiup , ° aq•t tl, ;subjects
1ects t
d,r dismission,
Ca10IItic Sett dry morning tio I$ltu e
C.^.bl„+t o
f
in ; he broo::o c,treet
bee me 1t is of attra utiun for newspaper
men, Eyt ere variety of reporter, anti many
who milk rely claim the flimsiest kind of
conneetitei with the press, rang the bell
en 1 wee,. told ; het no fnfnrmation could be
given tot torr, As each Minister 0:000 tip
ue wen e tese e 1,nttt n-ltoleri and :s" -ex-
. erained 1ac s•,"',.:1'01 the friendly shelter
t of she ''r 4ieor, but D0 information could
b, elieitet. ,eutI a very erect -fallen body of
nc n ,Tape- .,en filed slowly away to try
their lute Wee 01.1 At a little after 10
o'cle,olt the a cetiut was called to order by
see re n there being then present .Hon.
\1 a to n:a,. Bowel], 51unster of Militia and
Defence; 11011, John (4,stig;an, Minister of
inland Revenue ; 1ir111, J A. Cliaplean,
-llnu ,ter of Customs ; 1Ion. George II: Fos -
tel, \1iuistel• of Finance ; lion. C. H. Tep-
per, Minister of Marine and h'ishet.ies , Sit
skdo:hl u t trnn. Postmaster-(rend'ral ; Hon.
John 1x•1.; tot Minister of Trailways and
t. to t] 110e Edgar l lrtvtln k MIituster of
the tette to 1 Sir John Thompson, Minister
of .1notioi' . Hon, John Carling, t1inister of
Agriculture, and Hon. A. Ounnet, llinistor
of Public Works,
With the tr, oeptiwl of a brief interval
for luncheon the cabinet .at steadily until
about a quarter past four, (when the fol-
lowing „'Icial statement of the position of
the t )vernnlent upon the canal toll ques-
thin was imparted IT the Premier,
Sir ,]tri111 :xbbt,tt t, aid that, iit pnvtuanee
of lite utas of the Government as to the
temporizes! a li ar,tuter of the existing, ordcr-
in-couinil 1e patting the rebate on canal
toile, mei of its future polite, the existing
system would be terminated at the end of
the present -eent t ::in, n11i1 that to prevent a
eontmnane of the 1tn ul,ler. t 11Nling 131114.'11
appears to prevail in the United States on
tins t elet i t, an assurance to that eine •t:
would be rant to the Government at. \\'a':':.
in.;tcna. The lu meruus cOnttaets and t.t-
gas,t mt ate 'ubieh h ave hemi entered into 1• r
that pro: tett season under the existing canal
regul tt 1,>ns render it pmaetically impossible
to make en earlier "gauge on account of tli
injury which would inevitably thus be0aus-
edl to individual interests. Later in the
evening two of the other members of the
Cabinet were questioned. on the subjeet,eu 1
one of Hearn stated that it wan the inteuti.,n
of the (11merrunent to 110141 a conference with
the United:States authorities in y\ ashington
during the coaling winter to discuss for
whole question of railways and inland navi-
gation.
THE MAJORITY WAS FORTY.
Salisbury Itetiros and the G. 0.: ti, t,
summoned by the Qtieexi,
LoSPOS, .Aug. 1.a.—The scene in the
House of Commons daring Tlu reday even.
.lotto and, Acesteses note
.t... 11 entente( 1D 111ter.,ttin't
mg's final
and excite • features shied the similar
of LI f
crisis dome ur o
n Rule bill debate lobate in 1880,
when Mr tladstouc, now victorious, was
overthrow . Every inch of available space
on the Ile was occupied, and sole' of the
members Id to find seats in the galleries,
and ever a speak from those elevated and
distant i iltitious. livery English merrlher
err, and the total number of ab -
was pre:
maces 'w IS only 13. The visitors who
crowde j bio galleries were well repaid for
their a -tt dance by witnessing one of the
peaceful evolutions by which England over-
tliron no set of rulers and sets up another.
Thot ;h Mr. }Torbert Gladstone declares
that his father has fully recovered Itis
health, and that the stories of his weakness
are intentions of malicious political enemies,
and though the British Medical Journal, on
the authority of ,Sir .Andrew Clarke, states
that Mr. Gladstone is sound in body and in
mind, and able to work with any plan of his
age, nevertheless the aged statesman to -day
looked pale and distressed, and sank into
his stat as though exhausted. He was
nervous and irritable. The light from the
Opposite windows annoyed him, bis eyes
beige, still weak from the effects of the
injur s sustained by one of them while on his
way
sign.
win
mos
witl
his
bell
;t
losi.'
da
Hcy.a:
IIe
heat
ing • most of the diatribe, but when Mr.
Cha nlberlain declared that Mr. Healy was
a person who would insult any pian, and
thein pausing added with offensive empha-
sis, j "or any woman," the face of the Irish
ober tmderwent a sudden change of
earance, and became livid with sucpres-
go. The Conservatives yelled with de -
'.Mr. Chamberlain's home thrust, and
to shouting until they were hoarse.
iservatives were plainly chagrined
tilure to extort replies from the
The latter were content to do very
.fug, and to rely upon their votes.
;e divided at, midnight. When
hone returned from the lobby the
,eral party rose and cheered him.
s appeared at 12.25 a. m, with the
tailing the numbers, showing the
he division,t
slut hanclecl the paper
mold Morley, the Liberal whip.
the signal for a volley of lama).
c1 Irish shouts of."i\'Iitchelstown,"
ith Balfourism,” etc., and it was
before Mr. Morley was able to
the figures. The result an-
wvas : For the inotion, 350
re motion, 310. Then there was a
lay of enthusiasm. The noise:
absided, Mr. Balfour and the
y of Conservatives rose, and amid
acclaims l'it. Balfour moved that
adjourn till Thursday next.
lad
st ne cotfeared on Saturday
\u1.
• u
Vernonn Harcourt, 1t J✓az 1 Spero
Kimberley and Zion. Jolu>, Moe:
Gladstone has received the' cont
he Queen to form' a Cabinet, and
retood that the gentlemen with
has been in conference will have
e the e0nlpaign in Scotland. At a
afrom him the attendants closed the
nes and drew the curtains. During
of the debate Mr. Gladstone listened
his eyes closed, keeping his hand to
tr in token of attention to what was
said,
Chamberlain never come so near
g control of himself as fn his rage to -
at the tactics employed by Mr. Tim
y to prevent his delivering a speech.
teaped deutmciations upon Mr. lIealy's
iMr. Healy smiled sardonically dur-
mei
self
light a
kept up
The Cu
at their
Liberals.)
little tall
The Hot'
Me. (71st
whole Li
The toilet
paper golf
result of
to' itIr. A
FL'his was
cheers, al
"Down n
SOn1e tilil
announce
npunced
against tl
fresh dis
haying
whole bot
prolorige'rj
the Hous,
111 G
with Sir
ter, Lord'
ley. Mr.
,rand of t
it is uncle
whom .ho
places i11
if
The Molsons Bank
((IIiABTBED BY PA, RLIAMENT11856)
PaidD.p(7apital w. .,. $2,000,000:
Restrund ,,. .., .,, T,100,00C
HoadOflleo, n'footren 1 ,
F. WOLFB1ISTAN't1{(i0Al',EMo•,
Money advanced to good larmeraon their own
note with one or plore endorser at 7 per cunt.,
per 50140 at.
Exeter Brant,
Open every lawful day ,frem. 10a.ra.to? p.m
SATURDAYS at/ a,m.to 1 p.m,
Current rates of interest allowed on deposits
N. DYER FIURDON,
Sub -Manager.
ZgOf ECU Mal
MAE.EK WU REPORTS.
Wheat .: 75c to 80e per bushel
OW SELLING PUKES.
Flour, Strong Bakers' $2,50 per 100
do Best gamily 2.25
do Low Grade 1.75
Bran.. .. 70e
Shorts .. 80c
Clop . , .. $1.00 to $1,20
[1.
11
11
Chop stone running every day.
THE EXETI41R MILLING Coy.
armors' 9dieniion!
PRICE LIST :
FLOL'h, Zurich S. B,
Ilensall S. B.
St. Marys S. E.
Pastry
(Per ton)
u
SHORT';
BRAN
CHOP
$ 2.25
2,25
2.25
2.00
14.00
12.00
$14 to $21
All orders of ton lots or over filled on
shortest Notice,
Orders in the village delivered prom-
ptly and Satisfaction guaranteed.
R. S. RICEARUSON,
Opposite Town Hall, Manager.
COUNTY FUNDS TO LOAN,
On the security of Cultivated Farms. Inter-
est six per cent.. payable annuelly. Any por-
tion of the principal may be repaid at any
time the borrower wishes. All expenses paid
by the County, No person except the County
Auditors allowed to sed mortgages or to know
to whom money ie loaned. Apply to
Wlf. HOLMES.
Ccctlei5opt. Aug, ^tet, S'2. Co, rreesureie
Western Fair
LONDON.
Sept. 15th to 21th, 1892
Canada's Favorite Live Stook
Exhibition..
$2,000 added to the Prize List. Over $1,-
500 going to the Horses,Cattlo, Sheep,
Pigs and Poultry classes -
Visitors and Exhibitors aro promised more
for their money this rear than ever before.
stabling and space allotted on receipt of en-
tries,
Special attractions will bo of an attractive
and elaborato kind.
Srsontr EXCURSIONS 0\' ALL RAILWAYS.
For Prize Lists and all information apply to
Capt. A, W. Porte, T.As.Browne,
President. Seoratary.
A NEW ERA
CANADA'S GREAT
INDUST EIA L
FAIR
It
TORONTO
SEPT. 5 to 17,
1E393.
Enlarged Grounds, New half-miie track
New Grand Stand, and many other
Improvements.
Greater and -Better than Ever
Entries close August 13th. Now and
varied attractions of a Superior Ch'trac-
ter, Instructive and Amusing, the Lat-
est Inventions and Grandest Exhibits in
all Departments.
TRE PEOPLE'S GREAT ANNUAL 'OUTING
Cheap Excursions on all Railways.
For Prize Lists, Programs and all Infor-
mation, address
J. J, WITHROW, H. ,i . HILL,
President. Manager.
.7,510
eft,
It'1
mormAusue
R Ig ltALOX4.
and. kindred dieoabeM
aro daeto'oongeation
of theblood vessels.
tnatprodueesferinola
talion, resetting to
acids: If rho Mood
does not,circulate in
flanimation in time
must he the inevit-
able result. The Cur
ativo Absorbent is
is
one of the most DOW-
erful blood stimu-
lentsknown, It slim
Mates the blood to
action. restoring the
cireulatlon 'that
ones estahlishc4l dis-
ease must cease.
Canadian 0 thee,
LO v DON, ONT.
O 'S CQTT011
ROOT COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by an old
physieir,n. Susrescfuldlius-
t•d monthly byt1outastds of
LADIES. Is tho only oerfeot-
1y- tfeandreliablemedicine
0,,trovered. Beware of un-
principled druggists who
tiny inferior medicines in
;darn of t ., n 1. - ,r Coos's Cor•rox hoot
CoIIPonx p take no S 1{ : ituta,' or inclose Slant]
4 three -cent Canada, nuc rage stamps in totter,
and we will se,:tl sealed, by return mail. Full
scaled particulars in plain envelope. TO ladies
only,2 stamps. address Pond Lily CompanyNo.It Fisher Iliock.131Woodward ave.,Detroit
}lion, Sold in Exeter by A R, I4LITZ, Cenral
Drug Store and all druggists every where,
IO 0 IT
Do you want a
PIANO, ORGAN, BIO3:YCLE, SEWING
MACHINE, BOYS' & GIRLS' TRICY-
CLES, EXPRESS WAGONS?
oar $80,00
Oafeq
$ STRIOTLYHIQii QRAOE. ALL MADE OF THE BEST
STEEL AND WARRANTED FOR ONE YEAR
MAaurtO1uRg0 nY
[he Goold Bicycle Co. Lid,
BRANTFORD, ONT.
Send for Catalogue
If you do, the place to get the most reliable
goods at a modern pried is at PERKINS &
MARTIN'S, dealers in Mnsical Instruments,
Sowing Maclaine supplies, etc. � HEAP ' ] I ^, SH
+1I1 kinds of Farm itru,lements sold on 't roar FOR
'(` Jl
gin over cost. Agents fir the celebrated Chat V
hate Wagon.
PERR.INS & MARTIN,
1"anson's Block.
11101)1,1,_11, T p g
Cfl bbledick &�`o }<.i 1:;
having latei • purchased the Stook.:i
J, N. Howard, and added largely to the S .
the best equipped and largest liar +;,, ti'
Establishment in the County. Th,
sale and Retail, and catry
BUILDERS' MATERIALS, En,
BLACKSMITH'S SUL'PLti{JS,
CARRIA(-E MAKErt'S 0001) .,
STOVES, TINWARE,.
and everythingiu F :41 1: •l, i I 't i i)v, VAR!
rr,
LARGEST. 8100K OF NAILS , 1 1r 1,,` s ,".
fire
GET THEIR P1i,ICES BE6'ORra YOU -,t • x
House cleaning time is upon us, Use labas i+1,: i ,; ;1.:r :,t l'; au4d
ceilings. They have the genuine thin;; 'srih'. i i <' .:.1d; tirl. i form..
You can r on sd water. i ht 1, 4., •. ir.11 r'71e. tints
Call and see their.fine store, fine stock and fru .,.e.: .
CO L DICa _.- .. iA,24.4",`
GARDEN . S
FIELD SE S,
ALL KINDS OF FEN CE WIRE
LAWN MO W S
ALABASTIN E
(IN ALL SHADES),
" DAISY" CHURNG,
ALL KINDS OF TIS WARE
JUST ARRIVED
--AT—
Furniture & Undertaking Establishment
A. very NEW Prices to suit
large line of GOODS everybody.
Bring along your old Furniture and
have it made new.
The largest stock of
New picture Mouldings
in town.
.Also PARLOR SUITES
AND
. CURT AIN POLES—in all colors.
Remember you can have your Curtain
Poles cut any length desired, as
we buy them in long lengths.
Gall and 1 nsiect our Stock
S. GIDLEYI
Oddfellows Block.
!ai 1
(41USI BE LOANED AI
PER - CENT. rrn Ater and
Y6".12. SSt. 1.4110A
second Moitgages, Old �.
mortgages paid off'. N`\
OOMMISSION. Agertis
Vented. Call or send Pc.
stamp for CIRCULAR.
co3r,
A. HYNDN�A.N
Wishes to inform the cit'alIns of
Exeter and surrounding that he is now
engaged selling
ofil:ees
Bakin Powder
fleas C g
In tpr•tntitiea to; snit Purchasers.
Orders left at' the house or i1r ir)ndman's,
OOieo will receive. pre l..pt attention,
d16046G. A RYNDMAN
:'HE BEST YET
TRE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YETI
Best Ordered Clothing induced in Exeter
Gentlemen I leave your orders early, for
with the beat staff of Tailors the best
studs of FineTrimmings, andbest
g , the est
Cutting in Town, you are sure ' f satisfac-
tion
4.. ; N 1Cl,y.
,r
—AT—
CAUTION
EACH PLUG OF
Myrtle
ra[oney log at cur
PLANING MILL
And LUMBER YARD
Wo keep oonstnntiy on hand a large stook of
sit kinds of building materials. Dressed nr un-
dressed pine and hemlccls lumber, else a choice
stockof yo,1 pine lath
NavyOur stock of doors. sash, blinds. mouldings,
• &e. is complete and thorouely kiln dried
andCEDAf SITINGIEStmn ufnctu XXX
the
bust makersin Ontario:.
Tanks and cisterns, all spa tesstteredesizes.mado
0) order at lowest nrrlees 'Weturve. Setoothrnr,
(newin this lino for watering •Vtle in 111e;thblo
or barnyard.
11 Everly woman ming celebrated
orteoiunile ns teem
higlilY.
Turning,bnnd,sorolisawing, and all kinds of
machine work promptly attended to.
It will bo to your interest to examine ori
stook before purehising elsewhere.
ROSS & TAYLOR, Main Street.
SA•G"EDby Buy-
IS
uy
IS AMAIIICED
T. &
SST 3:31,ZOSTZZI LETTERS.
NONE - OTHER - GENUINE
JJOTJPE & CO.
Are selling goods so cheap of late
that some people got the idea that all
they hacl to do was to help themselves.
This is presumption on their part, as
we do not make a practice of giving
goods away.
At 3 O'Clo cat.
In the morning, in future, we will be
prepared to give such customers a little
more than a few old watches and brass
chains, as we have added to our large
stock a beautiful line of
POWDER and LEAD.
$'1,.00
will buy 20 to 27 pounds of best Sugars
at
.'DISEASES mEN
OF
Of all ages esulting from Errors or Indiscre-
tons of Yoath, may be permanently cured and
tie vigor of perfeot manhood fully restored, as
NEW -00 DEBILITY, STERILITY with
Sal INA L LOSSES & PREMATURE DECAY
Long Standing cases of GLEET, STRICTURE
SYPHILIS, VARICOCELI:I•and all PRIVATE
and CHRONIC Diseases treated with perfect
success. Our field is in CHRONIC CASES in
which others have failed ; if you aro Incurable
we wilt frankly tell you so.
Write for particulars and treatise, Free, to Sr
LOUIS MEDICAL Co., I62 and l04 Icing Streit.
West, Toren to, Ont. s3:6m
Combination
—OF---
DOUPE & CO'S, Kirkton. JI-ig1iQu1ity&Low Prig
This is the condition of affairs with
rhl1ree Points iti n1 re? vrds within th of every descriJl
tion, Prices within the reach of all, and
now is the time to buy
NOTE WELL,
Experience 4Ve have had the
t expenie;nce that at-
tention to business, close prices and
proper fits, aro the main factors in our
business.
Promptitude with this ever
e• redeeming, feat-
ure imprinted deeply on our motto, we
have won the patronage of the many
whom despise those too-oftuh-resorted
to tactics of tailors especially, namely
putting off until next week what should
have been done this.
Satisfaction.b
This is a nfc9�
looking wwrord,ur
to 'carry out its meaning is difficult to
some. We glory in word and the way
i
it is exemplified in our shop. We guar-
antee satisfaction every time in all res-
pects.
1f you wank a suit, n coat, vest or pair
of pants, give us a call and be convinced
that what we have said is true.
btl/\TC n. SHOES,
SLIPPERS,
RUBBE7tS, KTC..
In ordered boots and shoes we give.
every satisfaction, For first class stock
and first class workmanship we lead.
Repairing neatly and;quickly done, at
right prices. .A call will convince you
that the best place to buy is at
. MANS cs
CENTRAL
,a1 e.
ShOP%
1' LS LV SON'S BLOCK
A Hastings
Shirting and Elaiioutting its tlreiatest
style of she art.
jf{
Every attention paid to outing
IV. JOHNS. Lai:test ar,-. Chi1-kren sHa,r