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The 'Exeter Advocate,
THOMAS 1)45MOligi, i
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OPP IOE: - Maim, &reel? .4'xeter.
Wn41p, %lig wealth of -nations, na.,
tonal lcnowledge, friendship and chris-
tw).. principles, sentiments mid. sym-
Patbies are niteStbighly exalted and atr,
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tam the broadest spread by pnrestrict.
ea commoreial interconrse, there the,
TnosE . vim ,assert! 1 that there are
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to Oommercial Union,or Unrestricted
IteeipFeeity, when aSiced to state what
these .objections are?merely repeat that
either mast lead to Annexation ; that
' the people of Canada 'should not,con,
,sePt" 0 au treatY or4-r4gurigeroolt ' j.4-
volt/lig discrimination • against the
manufactures of Great LBritain ; and
ti at such treaty or arnangement ea,
is now proposed Would ',destroy .91.1r
legislative independency by depriving
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THE BALANCE OF urs PAINTS, DiMSS .UTTSTAN
"IVIirM P.414 c01.40B•A" ,PTQVga; ,..01-TECK$,
AD STIME.S, AND ALT..! OTHER
11 1)1 Mi li ..pii,ss rABzne$,
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TL-fl,TBSDAY, AUGUST 4,* 1.8$7.,
. reTt blush of moral consciousness de-
On OF Tiffis,,things-uotiOeabie in the
rise and progress of the wheel in 'Wash,
.ngton is the groat,inrease within two
)r three years of the number of women
ow. ride, • tricycles.. A few years ago
Ws.. 130116.0 Lockwood attracted much
iotico by appearing on the streets On A
l'ieyore.,-... She was the first woman to
Ty it; andlaer independence, it is Oahu-
•tr, belppd1mr considerably in her an
r-s.ss against Blaine and Cleveland for
c'srSideney:, .althongh she was AO elect-,
at'. About four years ago a number of
adies, who were enthusiastic riders„
mnded together in a,1 ib, with several
;entleman, and every 'pleasant evening
, iou.g; train of tricycies,,,. NNIth their
,winkling lamps, rottldame seen sweep,
ilg along on. son % of thewwide avenues
1 the city,. The- woman" tricycle club
vas out. Gradually, hoWeYer, ladies
mgan to,appeateingly.on the street in
road day and now a woman on a to;
,ycle attracts no more attention than
„woman on a horse. .
elaree that it Shenkl pro 111. s without
atop, let or hindrance,' Especinlly $o
where nations are separated onlpby an
astronomical lino which cannot be 6666
hytthe !minim eye, , but .exists .within
the bounds of a certain space, having
neither depth or breadth or an)5tan-
gible property, The Dominion of Oan-
atia being separated from the United
States by sueb a line only, every ration-
al eonsideration declares the., moral,
114411641 and patriotic; necessity for,un,
bounded intet cotirse. in all the, transae-
tions. otetvilize4 life, In fact between
nations separated only by snchInvis:
ihle barriers intercourse .will continue
in defiance of all the laws ever clovieed.
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by pnrblind,.. statesen, The Nort14
eastern States with the: state. of New,
Tork4deniand with.: imperiousvoice
thosemiimeron$ siipPliei- which the .0:fe
Tower ProvinceS of Canada are ready
to furnish in almost any desired,quan-
Wye and yet this much, clehired com-
mercial intercourse . isr obstructed ..by
tariff laws that require educated gentle-
as of the right, to , change our tarid'
when. we please, and, would make Can,-
atla subject to the United States Con. -
gress, Those who Object to thipeStriet.
ed Reeiproeity beeause, as they say, it]
would .discriininate .against Britiali
manufactures, aro for the most part
supporters of the tariff. which now
.CALI:...AND. EXAMINE GO 008 ANI) GET PRICES
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Will bo taken in Eebaiigo fc.1., above foriods, and•liigliee
, price paid fo.• thb sacoe,..
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taxes all. British manufactures heavily
and discriminates againsttheir cottons N, B,.—Niathing,but an a 1, 4rtiete. ill bIltt:
ar (14:woollens, We import coa.rFaeot-is desiredbutte). bought acoon31ng:',0 (24? -14.)
tons and 'heavy woollens exchisiand Color,
lvely. .
from Great Britain, and these are,ropeli
more heavily taxed in proportion to, ..
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Yahle than the gotten and woollenSA.MWELL
cloths we , import from the 'United - • ' • ''"'' •
States. The .-assertion that by a .11e -
ciprocity Treaty, Canada would sacri-. ;
'flee ho legislative independence and ., ' •
beconitraubjeot to the -whims, the cap- ,
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AND PICKARD
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rices o.r..the hostile polley of the Mimi- . .•
can,00tigress, is simply
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men to watch the axictx-
TUX,. LIQUoR JOUIratz made A great
oleo. recently in reference to Michael
;urns, of Augusta, Arain,e, who was
elling liquor in unbroken imported
•ackages, containing twelve bottles,
he State .14W has been set iii Motion-
gainst Burns, who has•paid one hund-
ed dollars: fine and costi.r, and had his
Lttle stook of liquor, less than Jour
.rdinary.casks.full, confiscated. There
ias been, and . continues to be, some
c..niht whether the Federal license law
,oes nottprotect 'these importeis, of
vhom it appears there are ten
a the whole State of Mainepidy
ie all to be prosecuted by order:of
he Governor. This • method of eyed-
ng prohibition in., Maine is no new
hing. It has for political reasons been
ong winked at by the authorities, but
n, response to public sentiment they
re now talcing action, itis believed for
ampaign. purposes.
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passwaya),
amine young ...ladieS' .private4.satchels
even vimn on: vieitpto lady friends, ..It.
hs been asaertedihY creditable ss itnes-
ses that even Vpira,tea on the high seas"
Wben.agenring a priie.will not examine
a lady's pi iVate • box or 'stoi•es. • 'Their
sense of delicacy forbiding such, iiideli-
rate practice.: The Free Tracle.laws of
England:in all their circunistantialities
are beyond all controversy the grand-
est achieVement eyer attained by Brit-
,ain's Parliament, for during the short
period of 'their existence they have.
doubled Britain's wealth as shown by,
her statistics. But the greatest in-
crease of wealth is nott the greatest
gtory of Etitain's• Free Trade laws.-
They have given to the mighty nation
a prestigAand a staying. power" unpar-
allele& since the genius of history wrote
her•first chronicle,. In fatkikir D10I1U-
factories till tile stores of the earthsop
to the land of• 6 Esquiiinau, and,;iier
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groundless, .
We Would sacriffes none of our power, • ,,
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authority or dignity by an arrangement
binding on COL.:, parties. Those who . •
are opposed to Reciprocity need not ex- -':. : /
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telligent Men by mere declamation and / .t..
assertion, The advantages which Re- ,11114b
eiprocity would bring . are numerous ,,. • . , , f
and substantial. The objeOions yet
made are vague, misty, unsubstantial
and undefined..• -
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TIM OTTAWA:: .:. Sons of - Tecaperance
are on tlie riglitt• track in condemning 'CREAT
1the treating system as one ofthe lead- .
ing causes of drunkenness, but hardly:-: -
ikactical in. demanding its .suppression ' . . e. .
by law. ' So long ,a9: the sale of :drink '' ' ' Dringez"ummer
is lege‘lized it wilLbe impossible to pre- 4. '
vent one man, ,paying for another's • For the
beverage, 4, -Kr ,ineQnsistent tuat6upt •
it 14Icanwhilm. much is being. done :
towardsIhe overthrow, of ithe•treating., Newl:Silks, colored, bid
system. .A great revolution of drittlalUV Prints, New Gingams,
ing customs is 'ciliantly' going -forward.' New Scotch and
"Treating the crown" i'a.:gbing: out of New.BootsiAnd
fathitin, and ..the4. practice of taking • • • ., , r
,splitary drinkS.:iw becorning•-fiequent NEW MILLINERY,'
and does, not entaibany•social •istigma, ' •
nafit would have clone a few years ago....:* '
Groceries
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next thirty days,. .
wen we a
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black; N4V.,/•'Dress :Cliiildat" all Shae13; '
NAr'Muslini, Fancy avcliwhitel
English Tweeds, '„New Hats mid Cap, .
Shoes, New Ready Mack:Clothing,.
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ALL LATEST STYLES..
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Full line of .
Ar, Crock'ery.4..
comine-rcia1.61,1ipt mark the oceaniti the
Truth lrguy pertinently remarks
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then it says the Quebec volunteers are
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aing their ery best to:make heppard
the Toronfo News, a hero and a
iartyr.' The offence has been com-
iitted ; explanations have been given
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ndapologies made They have had
leirvirdictand
.•, vindication, To do
nmore is a spirit of small, embitter
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a malignity and indictiveness which.
iys little for tbAir .soldierly instinct
ad manly good sense. Nobody hi:,
ntario has much, or indeed any, syn.%
aty with the verbal assault, eomplain,
i of But mall the way...in which the
ersecution is pressed mayk lea.d many . .
i believe that there is more meant
Ian meets the eye, Gentlemen of tie
direction of eivery point andihalf point
of the compass. . And to day they ;are
carrying not only a very largl,Shartiof
the merchandise, but even the govern-
ment mail of the •tariff -walled United •
States to many parts of the,. civilized
woild. In fact the Ocean incluStries of
Free Trade Britain, calculated in dol-
• lard, number thousands of ,millions Ari-
nually, and demand, tribute from every
nation whose shores • al% not. barricaded
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.by :impenetrale ice Such is the effect
of Free Trade laws among an intelli-
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gentoenterprising people Of 6 truth
the glories of the world encircling eta-
pire are Free Trade free thou ht-
' • g ,. free
speech land a free ress •• And to'
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the radianee of her diadetu illuminates
the world.dition,
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REoniim REPORTED outrages have
arousedthe.Hamilton... Society for the, : ' All the above goods
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, an& so, as to:clear •and
Will be offered at greatlf,reclubed Meg,
:make- room for Fall importation: .
they are preparing to take such action :
as shall thoughtless intentioria4
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al injury to brutes: It has been tv. d
source ofNregret to inalay considerate
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citizens that so -many horses have been'
over -driven when in anexhausted con-
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while others havebeen till:11(nel-
fully treated
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5111, show what yoU are, by.droppiag,
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the most galling sOrea. As we under- -
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stand the intentions of the. society; it is I
not their desire to be too ekacting bi EXETER NORTA-Z1
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ie whole. thingYou are making the Tut FINAL stage ill the long struggle
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•hola affair a'very contemptiblepiece of Premier Mowat to secure for Ontario
f btiSineSSthe ownership a the disputed territory
has been reached, the Privy Council
compelling- kindness„ Or. Consideration .
for• -dumb a.ninutls,bui:molittr as in their ; out stona is \volt l*Sorted for the soatoteS ' Lo
trsilo. iir riLrioes /ISM Maintain. ',•
lies • they timean , to,. reduce the 4 . GROCERIES:-ARibs,'sitgat
imam; of oases of ,positioe ill treat, foi, .11.00; 13 ibtl....)'White.tttga
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. TILE 1.44WLEas liquor sellers,:ef Ont- having granted leave to appeal fi om.
.io have, within. the past few inonths, the debision Of the Canadian court in. APower
lade ttieh flagrant, desperate -and qt. . '.'o of this Province: As Mr.-
odic attempts to, breakdown the Mowat'S.' position has all along been
aott Aot that the ten thousand dellai's sustained by the Privy Council, it it
ated by. the Legislature at Toronto.• h i ' • ` ' ' ' • •
altoget er i nprobabie that a different
11. be reached in this case The
:et:Session -for 'the enferceinent Of the dIssuletsit:io al' t f the Priv''
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et bag been entirely absorbed, The Councilpliana0lwriay: trioarSnaotain lett] oiiiri
overt -inlet -it, however, are determined decisions, unless 6.• veny•StrOng ease on
I . vindicate the sovereignty Of law de, behalf of the appellant is .made out'
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2111,1 /ITimuiroN !Seam f • . .. Wo can't botindettOld In TS or theprpt 7.5,1 per 11). . Tedit frorn. 20cgto, •
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vention of -Ciaielty to Animals is. now Bbots if Sheas Oil $tyles) at .1610/10160.
" A fileglyttootted stogit<iit •
fully Mr. Itay,
SHIPPINC.x. TAGS,•, . ,
BUSINESS CARDS, ,
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under way an active;•.
inember, isigetting along tiooiy in hig'''),•..,4•Ult)Wc/44.atti
eanvasS for.meinbers and eased- t' • -• - : • : -
P '°" IMES, SCtTlIES dna GLASS ' '
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are Coining r.n.osot la s c y. Every: , fill Oitioa (cheap.) Post ItitgObind Oil,
one should ermourage u society of this 4° 00' P'rgal'i C"a1 °lit' I"
'aS Lie lowest, -.1.
kind lints gootihwork.. r. -a tii.06 Tea SbEt Of44.:plocesi.
There are.other places besides IIttin-
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iIt n. •, whoie a. :m• tj.0f t kmcl' Ag'od fit,tif- IO.adyh' lc 'Milling, ide
Could be organized' withp.„tOti table it. Rd. oideroci Suitif go t uksi) good style.,-,..
lt, and the town Exkor could to ouDress Goods are riarirk.
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quoted as One' of them. Tliti.snbjeba doWti to thelowest
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to alb androqiiire0 no expla.U6— - ilititclt
'ON. $',. '
ydsfor 100
tier'. The Peel; conduct Of an. Ei,:iiter•
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Our took ,o =fluff:
IW 8tatidlidry, eatiaistiag of tt14
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the •leaditig grades Of Plata
ftna Fancy piled!, and ,'Llii,
Ear rilledVapiere; Cards ami Iii=,
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itlePeSo is AnOtt doiii1A6te. ,
OA and lotC011.AN) priaeg at.
at the pecuniary deati ttt the efforts .
!Abe liquor -traffic to und6rroino it Mr.,.Ratiai told a .Mentreal re-
la they haw .aet apart a further anal 'Perter that he dtd not, ilitend to rescind.
,t!Seetti Aet enfoinceinent, of twenty- Ilia regulation fo,allowing, onIyI pe
to thousaad., dollars out of the, r ate emit •commission f>ti the Cain of stamps
r ttnfor;eSeen eXP'etiges, )3Y Plaritritig hilt he - war
ould otage to;.. hard tho
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trMe champion Mchampions -of stamps sold at the, central 4.1.4,8t.Oitioes;,
6 law, oVeit,thotigli'ProWnocl Upoo for He way kie Well gathor op ,tho street 'obvious
: doing by Prok Goldwitt Smith and letter bo tea mut .Sell themf,o,r,old iron,
1611oWetai. th..4: °Marie atoetintient Of What vae is a letter 4-01e6.66 then'a
t dOifig 1161516 sei.Vic,6 for the moral reSidonce if lie liet.te Send away t6 -the
ell.:1)ong a the ,c,,,,hoto Dotatii„On and central post•efilee . to buy a; ..Itituip?
icie -6z61606,14 'worthy " into Air
tho. 6461'it:„.._ Pao% scinebody ppaad•soh.to , . . ,
ml gel.stOn, wlich. iid, . 45 taking his 'hell,
! 06 othor PrOVideird.adtdzire:0t tI"OIL - it -.1 ' '
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`1'..0i-th Man jUStiflea the' ,tietioti in this. A Igriikf it6dIfsti Os/ a farni taiga,. ,Atii•
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