The Advocate, 1887-07-14, Page 4The Exeter Advocate.
THOMAS PASMORg,
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0.0270/11. flfaffl Orfet, :Exeter,
l'ITURSDAT, JULY 14, 1887,
Boys, Ifs Pretty tgh tq have to
work in such weather ae this. Net
many of es exert onrselves for the,sitke,
ef exercise, Pre.ssere of atern noes-
eity keeps our noses to the. grihd4t9he.
We never get our beselealL Aleyredt bY
proxy, and the players .deanseid their
stipentbz—no j. ug play. The fellow
whet
sit e sweltering inae stifftng office,
elope -up to a tin roof, rimy congraeidate
himself that he would feel it worse 00
in the hayfield, with nothing but a.
cow'e breakfast and a cabbage leaf be,
tween•hiS bald head and the broiling
eun. The farmer, on the Other hend,
rejoices that he is in a peeition to catch
whatever breeze way. be goiag, instead
of having to work between rows of
buildiegseeike the to who are crack.
iogetonea oaourrpublizestreets, or.the
mesons:echo are atavoric epee or. pub-
lic buildings. Bat ,when the mercury
gets up to 11§and, stay e there for .a
allele week, the reeervoir of energy is
drained pretty. low, and the •mod in-
dustrious Man who likes to lie under a
tree or swap situatious With a cat fish.
I-leople talk aboue the desirability of
work being plentiful, and they allow
leolitieians to raise pp tariffs with the
avowed intention of, makiege certain
eless of work be done in -this country
icieteed,":of seine, other, .cepntry: 14
pottier inueginatiori . the means *has
the plaee of the enel. As a metter of,
feet what:we all welt ie , to de ae. little
eyed gekaa much . poseible,. The
niejerityeif people • in . every eountry
eit their tabor for geothe In, the eaee
of the, men erackiege stenee on eue
publi,c -streets, the detytl work i i4
foe with moneyearid ,the laborer. then
takes the money to aotore ;where it Pao
exehanged for gook. lietlie farm-
er's case, the. labor of menyr days. is re-
presented by cabbages, 'hay, berries,
grainreggsand animals, whieh are sold
-whew the farther requires It's wages, to
be disposed ef kfor store
interest of the men who labor in both
city and town is to get at'. intle,11 end
pay as little as peetable ; they want
etettges 11ii and goods cheap.
Tariffs. have the exactly eppostte effect;
thei; nuelce gotide dear. and label' cheap;
therifindet the,exchange of goodst,but
do tothing to preeent the importatien
and exportatiennofeleber. The 'farm-
ers have been spending a little time,
just before the'heaey rtishtif 'work .pp:
gin,inconsidering how their wages
may berateede, .Many of thein. hilev'i
concluded that. the. abolition . ef the
*United StateteriffWLOariadian pro,
dude weuld give.them a lift by increas-
ing tie e of what farniere have to.
The laborets in the towns have
al; 'inteeeetein'thee geestion, Yee ae the
removel, a 'the American . tariff, can
only bo bretOtiabout by the removal
of Ole Catiadian thrift it, follows that
the prieee et; m414), goods which Cana-,
dien laborersesvent to bay Wilthe
ered, •Reciprocal, feee trade rimy not
do in lunch good to,the towu weekman„
its to the fermei• in the couetty, but, as
the formet can only 61.4e, when the
letter is doing well, both might te: week,
togetherete bring oreppelitee ?toe the
farmer. Dowz b& Plii1C'e Ed ward
County, Die farmers have formed a
Club, the object; of, Width is talebor
for Commeroial They propeete
to elieteteeid.their old pelltleal tillientes
aed to eilieeteimbodye then oetoveilehip
eottimillor tqi tt a.intitither of ?Arlie;
meet, who will, ha pledge, twhIselveti.
to work foy Comineeciel,Unieme The
farmers Aro. ritunetoue etioughetcetatty
this mevement through : evitheut., shy:
help, if thee work tther lett theire
diesalene ere that, they will receive
afflictive aesietaime frpiii Marie ether
elasses of the colt mtinity. When'
Only fl Partial` return). It wlll
vancethe geOerai: AAP:lard eomfert,
BOtithiS earth is' px.cideetlyt ennug14,
with htOnark Inns* Aud many labgr-
saYin4.ioventiOliaq,Phaago t1n). ferm
of raw materiele, to keep inhabi,
tants in comfort without the neeessity
of dredging eis, days in the week fiftY-
tWo week4u th feAr. One inOst
creep beforalle cae weak, but there are
many steps to be taken eobeetreAt. to
0011.11901Ciat Union.
Ciaceetseeeiee that AO,. fl,r1144
announcement of the reperted disallow, -
mice of the Red, River Valley Railway
charter has yet,beenmecita looks a.littlP
as though the Dominion Go‘Nrnment,
were wavering. The resolute attit,odP
of the1411anitolokans may have induced
Sir Jelineto recede.while he can do so,
gracefully. It woukt not be surnria7.
ing should it be , announced that the
Government will tamt disallow the char-
ter, and never entertained the,slightest
idea pf,doing so. r,ghe moxeseent for
the establishment-, of a Coneervative
organ to take the place lefethe Mail has
at length. assumed eepractical,shime. iP
Le understood that:elle .constituencies
repreeented by ,Coneervettece ere.. to be,
assessed for a thousand dollars eau* to,
wards the enterprise, which the Liber-
als will no doubt eonsider it a jueb pen,
sty for returning members, of, that
stripe. It may appeae lather hard on
the Constituenciee eupporting eSir John
that they should be virtually fined a
thousand dollars apiezepn that account
while the Liberal constituencies escape.
But no doubt the money will' be, re-
couped from the publie treasury,in• one
shape oreother. The new, delly, will
have to fight hard for a foothold, as
the field is to a certain extent already
oceeepied.
A.Pvinxc Peace of resortinentr es-
peal.ally for the boys and yourtg., teeze
tat greatly needed in ' tide; town 'The
iecamet of Vie, boys t, bye one or mote
public playgrounds set apart for their
use, .is pee,. that,eieght to,let heeded,'
Playing m The streets,! m add i0.1.4,
being iiauce te,the pii2ip ft.d*-
gerous both-ta.the boys aiid to•the pas-
sers-hy.. But • so leeg,.,,,,e,the young-.
tieers have nowLeve, 4iSe play, they,
• e •
will eatueells neort, to.
thorouglifaree, and nobody but those
who hare forgotten diet they were
young themselves will be disposed to
blame them. . The town should set
apart pleygrounds fir alueboye, wbefie.
they,can.heve ample,rocun for atatleitie,
oetrees. It woulciAo ,inuch to prevent
b —
them from contracting bad habits• and
gi;a.duatingeis cotner 'loafers.
`4V-11PN )7PV," P)44 gIACitetf(is
' flahlTitaOre tiebtand pos to wink
energ6tically to pay it oll; how every,-
Prai.SeP )1inl, No girl would, i/a
Afid to Mani' 404..nt that eott.
He Will bo zve to rt 140 lAor
corner is tOrne.4. Zor e,-„sithilur season
fianadaxestl.not be (40441 to form a
comMercial &Halle? with the Vnited
Staa country that pays ita debts
before4hey mature.
Txpi REToikir has , gamed etttertliloe,
ttrfiCierice 14,Exigland that Air. Glatt,
one wi visit America elale fall.
Ttlere is no living EnglisInnan ,who
wpul,d.heve a more cordial ,and,.eptliwi-
,Matic.receptieit. Me. Gladstonete Visit
would greatly stimulate the lrish cause"
and give an in: petoua to the Anteri
Cala subscriptions . 4upOy the
National League,- with the sitiews of
war. It would ,also.have a, beneficial
effect in promoting friendly relations
between the two,gteatfr..brauphos of the,
AngleeSax.on race.
A .ffum,tx Been has been given
twenteafive Ieshes with the eat eteeine
tails in Toronto.. There it, ,beet *lee
arAllinent thet ha e the.elightesteeffect
on a mall who will aimiault little/AM-
ren, and thetas physireal pain. If event
forcible crime againse• women were
punished with the cat, ,there wouhl be
fewer of these .g,hastly grimes to record.
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The Banquet to.R. Watson,. M. P.
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WINNWEG, July 7a ---The Wat•soa •i
.hariauet was held toelight ia„ Trinity
Hall and Was in every respect the
most succeesful affair of its kind that
has weer, taken -pines in Wienipeg.
The elimpany., numbering .upwaids of
four hnndred,•evas a bighly, , represen-
tative one (Avg* city.. and -1 Province,
was composed indisprintioatelyr,oftiboth
.shadeA of ,pelities eat] wes numerically
the largest that bus eye ,a.aatubhtd...in
this caty pn ii,,COtapliWitti}ry occasion..
The hall a -as tastefully decorated, with • ,
flags and eleergreeue and adorned with e
numerous • banners ,illeetrettrig
mottoes foe:the oecaeion, „all bearing
upon the.cpsestion of Disallowance and
elifr :Watson's.. positioe . as Viiiimpton of•
ttle Peovinte on this, uhestionee The
gtieet of the .evening was presented
with .a hail d eonee purse containing over
$600, in recognitiee °flue arch'eur lab-
ors and tbeeellielty stied he haseenicrie
on.rOcent and former occileio.win,enp-
i)ort of the interests. if the ,Provitice:
He thee inatie ati excellent speech, at:
eome length explainieg end justifying
his course at Ottawa' re Dieallowance,
all of, which *as listeatd.to, with ,Letie
usiasti t4, tetereee, • • •
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L1L 11\S
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•Advert4iegierittu ioterted 'savior this _ ileatihog at
Evtayson'i Bir.,,Ini,FA 000 the Cabin..., • , Teree, galas per, line, each ju,sarthan.
at at Ottawa last Satueder decided` to •
Plire Paris' Green au& Insect Pow -
Redthe,Mauitoba chartnr of the
Red River . Railtvity, and \ der .at E Somtprrs,Drug Store,
the heaveWi.have,not. fallen, Jelin A..' Exeter.
hasn't sent his boy to wheel back ,the \ vm.0 iine ogliantulsr 'lvtlF4t .015P ,ve-
,
duced ee inr • (me menthe All NY.
bond ofs'Oci.and earth that John , Nor,, solanconts, main..et;
neity lifted befoee thee (Ice of , 3,000 eiweeeeoeeee.emmetteteeteeeeeessesseseemieefooma
eitizene, and the coriteecter ls. going,on
with hie work. If the . wheat. crop JOIC
tures out well,, aria the iced is finished
in timeeto help move it, the Manitoba
feralere,Will gee geed price* avid alie
Prairie- Provititee, booin once-
mre` T20Iropa,crop. ipected
to ho short and,thakkatvity W4-11 ht:lp
prkpa in Amerkti, •
::inVAnwfisja ,Jack Without
lijs 3111, A tete...dap ago it edeined
ig.Cauada peseessedtiltf intiSt tonsum,
mate idh4t,in tit% world ; refee to
the fellow wile .„ geevety.. etaxed that.it
'teeould be advantageous to Canathe tO
have absolute, and petaistaelit non-ieter-
ceuree peoelaitned betweee Canada ai44,
t4c 'United' States. Unt Itiatehjiag,
tecu 6and for hini a that home for
14100111n:1, tli4.1-tritti.s4„.li3OnSe Of Lerds;
arl,./autiee.exiii is the.netee he epee' by,
and, weh&i ncoheeilientlittle book
thet he tieidbit re.lative 'have ;404104
(.bf the Rrit,ielar tipesoret ,
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Vttalag
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tp St eC
x, entre, Was
trftion between. probalaly fatally iiiinted by, &Meg off
theada and tile Thtedptateg Will beithe it)64,0f a neW"ChOreh:Ai.Ohiktheig, .
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„ 13-1114.i PEA.DS,
STAriblM.ENTS„
LETTO, IlEADS, •
COUNTER •PA,DS„
, . PARQRL LARELSe
sING
13,;u$,INI:88 CARDS,.
CIRCULARS.,
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Our Stock-- ofe Ptietitige,VA
Stationery.., :sitgok :411
1 the leadhat grades t4,,Pkcib.
I/47; az44 ,kancy rifled „And
• iilla'diliaper& Cards and
trefopoo, is. meat cothOet4.., ,
er aud get pripetiitt,-',-
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• i$411,I.Tri ,,ADVOCATtii °,
4'44.1 Eitt bet, .-Exeto,
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Month f July
AP-
ecitat_t424
OF 1-111.3 113:INT$, PliE$S 10;($1,M$r
,4WHIV.M end ColeO.Rglin
AND) STRIPES, AND, AT.414, .QT111311.,
DAL'SS F.AAKOOt.
'CALL'. „OD. EXAMJNE GOODS AN VMS;
at.,,w5-
331Errieine3EVEL 0? 3W fr.-4Ur
Will be taleeu ii,, &change for Aiwa good. 044 ihighot
price paid f9r,tlig 4onag.,
N, 13,7—Nothing but an a 1, ar,tic)e in butter.
is desired, buttel bought acc,ardiilg to Qu4Uty,
and Qulpri
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SANWELL. AND PICKARD'S..
CREAT CLEARINC SALE
OP
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Spripg.00Sumnier.goods
For the next . thirty.dayti•
when vieinhall offer
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Ntaw.Silks.,4olersiitud,blackj New Dress Goods, all shb,des;,,, ,
Now Prints,'New Gingaras, New Iduslins, Piney and %lite;
New Scotch and English Tweeds,' New Eats aua. Cap,
New Boots aud Shoes, New Ready bt*le Clothing, '
NEW MILLINERY, ALL LATEST STYLES.
• DM -line olo
arootvries dlc.Chrf.i.elcery.
.A11...tbe above good i3 milli be, offered at greatly reduced rateee
so
as to -clear ated rnak reetu for Fall•Jinporttitiorb '
AND EITIS':
J. Matheson
=Tara , Nona'.
r Stock la well assorted far Mie
• tiade. LOW1Orieds atilt maintifit,
• RII0E.g.IES..17,16.1b0
...for $1.00 t. 1.3.1Ose white su.gar,r,
for $LOO,,• .
dtt.iistaettt ht,leita noth 2Q 03
t'5,.eperjb, ,
$he,$.9i (atiV,108) at taW.aeleeii.
A owe merted Ottick of
nitisztvitida•a*#
J1'ong.s,,..SOVT111.1S and,04.,4fis
*0 We* (dueap. ) Ikat 'Machine, nit,
oda. ° aa '
• lig the tetvtiett, •
Sett,lof, otos*
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,16.
A iptuct aloft itp..i.ty•iii.to
• t5. •,„Or,d444 thilttg4tp tittaid atyht:.
0.tin press 0.cioets ore thalltt,
Oct; ds"ct tv to- tile, lovid
ydSi. int'. $1.004/
' ldt, 4.44's 14 tido ler HOC AVOW.,
to:
Nt.MATH ESONc
Itny: poitogieei, .
`jaMeamemtehaaaamia!araemelOmettaameaeamana.**,
WhOji,„.1/1.110.11' if0.011, 11:
• 200)00. LBS. •
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Nsr,04ited At t1•;t., itIter1)7c.601.n
'' • Mill>.„ . .
'TO thoec wii.g• inantifactura won)
av would say that Ow, pritea. are lewat
Over thia year.
Manufacturing all. wool tlaakets re4tg.,41
froni QOt,$2,0 per Pair, ,
: To pirties wishhii to exahatike, w*Mita •
• aiy that vie bait aver}, leave Oiesie of walkout •
tineuta,. wade (ha 44 the
BEST. ,SELECTECiICANAtitAN
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• FANCY, BEI) SPREAD.S. . „' .
Give es n. all and mspes Otit,
14to6k W,f.ot.42, otit vyoyobeAl:.;
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CJiristic's toithiet.,6iatv,
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1igs4.tict ....gorses
- gar arctot# left nt the itaiyksiNivi bilge, titlik„
• the risible wilt be peomptly rttteadOct ,
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