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Wii.. SANDERS. Editor,
Thursdays February 21st, 1889.
surplus. whatever. But there ism use
in guessing about it. Hon. Mr. Gibson
alight endeavor to get his colleague to
put a plain statement before the people
but we are much afraid he will not. An
expose of the true condition of the Ort.
aria treasury would be fatal to the en-
(WOOS/NG
n-G`I QO I'ir+x A von rrox , tire party, and Mr. Gibson is probably
--r-_ not yet tiredof his new of'f'ice. We shall
Parents are not, as a rule,sutfieiently therefore have to wait until next gen-
.careful to see that their boys have op- .erg election, when arrangements will
portunities to choose the careers in life ben, lade to count the surplus and let
that will best suit their special disposi- the people know exactly what it is or
atoms. and aptitudes. Youthsoften drift. is not.
as it were, into trades and professiens
for whieh they are entirely; unsuited, Olin of the mysteries otGeneralWed-
and as consequence become failures in tinge¢ weer has been Vetere all tits
life, when if their tastes and pretlilect- gooney comes from, His total income,
ions had been carefully- studied they derived from his position: as a deputy,
his pension as a retired general, and his
indemnity 48 At 'member of the Legion
of Honor, is just $4,300. His expendi-
tures last year amounted. to $64O,QOO.
Probably a solution of the problem. may
he lewd in the fact that lze is about to
marry a wealthySt. Loris widow as
$eon as he can get a divorce from his
wife., This lady -a Mrs. MacLane—is
no doubt willing top..ey a high price
the proud position of wife of theft -
tor of France, .and ---best of all—t1
'night have prospered and perhaps ris-
*I4 to eminence in some altogether differ
,ent line. The world is full, of round
men in square holes; poor, briefiess law-
yers who would not make successful
farriers or nmuufaeturers,prosy preach=
evs, without heart in their calling who
-would have shone at the bar, and un-
successful Merchants with no business
parity who would have found their
true vot`ations as editors, lainysie{ells, or
allechtliales, it is a great xuistake to
pitcnlifoxlt a yrlung man into the first sweet prerogative of setting the fash-
peelilig which present its4eli without toes for her sox throughout the civiliz•
eeougideringwhetherhisbentliesillthet ed world. Mrs. :ii elatne no doubt Is
direction rand a still ;re: ter one to the source of /Ionian ei' S boodle.
elnconrage of fent. him to vette till iu a
position for 1', hide he has =piloted a* Sualr'. of our Reformers are objecting
Ilositivetiistas;r. Ir i`lilneritali1C tint to Mr. Brown's hayfork investigation.
with all the ease and judgement which Quite natural. They probably reweta,,
may be used an deciding upon a meter
for the young mistakes well sometime
ba made at the outsit. Young men fre-
quently do not now their own minds,
and a greater familiarity with the de-
tails of the tramp: or profession they lox
s t�
chosen m:a,y show their unfitness for ft,
ll cases the best thin; they can do
bar that one cowpony of seed wheat
muds operated. under a, charter plodue
ttl from Hon. Oliver Mowat. And they
don't want fir. ltowatas hayfork, open
aations condemned.
teeememmumeeeromeeePmetemt
1 faun$ Herbert Gl.atllstoue teas sign.
ally failed in Ids attempt to prove that
kband= it at once and look about an eviction In England is just, and a
more 1:n accordance with their eviction in Irtelttud is =Just.
Cep niltia s alai likings'. Th' • If s i as
year or two at the bleu: inning of a y.ente.,
man's life is a small matter as colnper-
ced to the injury and disappeintmeut
entailed by following for the best part
of his life an uncongenial vocatlon,ouly
perhaps to abandon it from necessity at
a later period, k.'nless a man takes a
pleasure in his business, whatever it
may be, he is Iittlee likely to be usafui
in it either to himself or his fellows,
Perseverance is an admirable quality,
but when erercisrd in sticking to on
employment which, is distasteful and
unsuited to the qualities of the learner.
';triply beceusa he nndethe mistake of
selecting it at first, it is decidedly* mis.
placed.
S2 .12) Qr.8.5774'.XS.
Mr. Flynn, a Reform M. P., possible
anxious to diseredit the evid *nt% of
LeCaron, was stupid enough to ask its,
the house •n LeCaron �a
t aotl a of ominous as if I.t:{�, LYit had
1
received and is receiving pay from the;
Dominion goverment for spying upon
the fenians. If the government has
any persons employed in secret service
it cannot say so in answer to any stupid
person who may have the curiosity to
ask about it. But, foolish as Mr. Flyntl
was, Hon. David. Mills was even more
stupid. He asked Sir John Macdonald:
if any person was nolo under pay as a
secret service ()dicer. Sir John was
able to reply that there was no person
now receiving pay in that service But
there is no excuse for the stupidity and
impertinence of Mr. Mills' question If
the government has reason to employ
spies in the interest of the country, the
value of these spies is goner o soon as
it is known that they exist. Any per-
son not in the ehronie departtnent of a
lunatic asylum would know th it. And
c.
yetMr. a ills ossibl fuer ton
M ,p y desiring- ember
rass the government, bluntly asked his
idioticuesti n on the floor ofparlia-
ment.q o pa a
ment. It may now be expected that, in
a day or so,Mr. Mills will ask the gover-
ment what changes it proposes to snake
in the tariff during the session. Those
who allow their motuhs to run away
with then cannot be expected to be
wise at all times.
ONTARIO'S SURPLUS.
Provincial Treasurer Ross is 'a rare
humorist. His pretense, made with a
gi-ave face, that the province has a sur-
plus
u -plus of seven millions of dollars has set
the whole country laug hing. As a joke
Hon. Mr. Ross,statement is well enough
but it is not quite satisfactory to the
people, some of whom have a not 'un-
natural desire to know how much. there
is in the box, anyway. Owing to pecu-
liar system ins in vogue
y book-keeping
in Mr. Ross' department it is impossible
for an outsider to discover how the pro-
vincial aeeounts Stand. The prevailing
impression is that ,the surplus is nearer,
1700 than $,900,000,and.there are many
who are quite confident that there is no
CARTERS
lTTLE,
IVER
PILLS.
WANTED
Poultry, Butter,
Eggs and 911 Rinds I'
JURE
Stckllrelieve all the troubles Mei-
dent to a bilious state of the system, such As
Dirztn, ea, I8ausett, Drawsincex Distress after
carina Pain itt tae Side, fie, RlMle tlteirtnoat
reutart:able success luta been shown 1t. curing
sIc
.
e yetCARTER'S Headache. C as.s I arms Hart P:tta
are equally valuable in Constipation, curing
and preventing this annoying complaint, while
they also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver sad regulate tate bowels.
Even if they only cured
HEAD
Ache they would be almost priceiess to those
who aUffer from this distressing complaint:
but fortunately'. their goodness does not end
here, and these who once try. thein will fend
these little pills valuable in so many nays that
they w111 not be ti
ll n; to do without them.
ilut atter all sick head
is tbebane of so many lives that hers is where
we matte our great boast. Our pills cure it
while others do not.
C:anwasLivres LtvxR Ptfa t srever-small
and Vary easy to take. One. or two Pills make
a dose. They are strictly vegetableand do
notgrlpear purge, but by their gentle /action
please all who use them. Di vials at 25 cents;
ave for.$1. Sold everywhere, or sent by mail.
Of= MEDICINE CO., NW Yak.
, glean Don. small Picas
el13 Hewlnq-$ioelttne
,To at once retabitah�
�� ^ta) trade in all pan by -
1.,FFF �y placing out t scbines ,!
1 ,and goods ',There the people ran me
ahem,wcwillsrndirCCtoone
�pest in each achin tyma meq
,.� heat sewing -machine mode {o
A . tWo will a1,stud all freethe tacompnn.
rt. i line of our costly and valuable art
• 4,, samples. lu return we ask that you
show what WC send, to those who
may call at your bo,ne.abd atter Y.
months all shall betotne your o,m.
property. Phis Frond machine is
nude atter the Sinner patents,
which have run out: before pntrnes
run out it sold f v$4a, with the
anarhtncuta, and now sells for
5350.. Beat atran utmost usa-
ful machine in the world. All la
fret, No capital required. Piero;
brief Instructions given. 'facto who write to us at once can se,
cure free the beat sewing -machine In the world, and the
finest line ofw arks of high art ever shown togetherirr America.
WICIJM t CO., lion 'rao. Augustan. rAtelnC..
11
nentio
PROD TJ CE
Just arrived at. the
Giocof1
A Fresh Stock of
Oysters, Tadd es, Seecoes,
Bologna, tams, Spiced..
and. Roll Baco; and. Lard:
Also a good stock of
Teas, Sugars, 'Coffee,, Spices and all.
kinds
of canned goods on baud;
Fresh bread and buns,
Dashwoad Roller Flour . for
Sale.
G. A. Hundrnan,
For wk> tel the -highest
AH OR TRADE
PRICES
WILL BE PAID.
CPSCI
GREAT DISSOLUTION SALE
SALTIVELL riemAnn,.
Having dissolved Partnership, the business will in future be
conducted by
IRIORARD
Who in order to reduce the Stook will offer Immense Bargains for the next 30 days:
Ola: Ps Parelized.
Don't fail to see the imprecedented values offered in Dry -Goods, Boots, Shoes^, Mantles, Ready,
made Clothing, Eats, Caps, Furs, Groceriess,Crockery , c ,eT
Ladies corsets from 20e per pair upwards. Lace Curtains 45e.
Ladies and Childress gloves from 5c upwards. Boys Tweed suits $1.50.
Tea
Grey
12 lbs for ��.. Cotton 3e peryd.upwards.
Fane colored 44 pieeo Ten Setts $2,50. Heavy, all wool, grey Hamel for 20e.
Mens felt boots h ,a , Tweeds from 35e upwards.
Big Inducements will be offerei irt all departments. Come and see for yourselves.
EURO 111$11 Successor to Sailtwell & hakalExeter
Sea7o.
884SoltdGeld Wash
BotdlorbiOe.unallt.t.1 ,
Bs*: ,retch as the,tartl,
lifters tttaeketytr SIMS _
Heid. neer"8pts
UGMSase*See Sethi_.
sed Egli elliFs.sT1661ttpi
4 ..4.4 °i 05e4 filet.
Paraaaiafa.ti,leo
fair can pN.:sAM 0011 1' ,
^T VP' tivoLofit.
Qcr Iicaaactietel
tw1a aawi l
l0L 14
e,ue.tttr titt Wit tort
1 atal 4 tin Ott* %A t4at.o
"eat
CAPE BRETON RAILWAY'
Teudera for a $rifer at the crani Ur
ram" C, O.
Tr, tLED TE:N Itnitl+ addressed to 'tilt tinder
sinned anti marked on tho aatsado "Ten
der fur Bridge, will he received: until noon
an Wttlucstiav, the tltia 5larch,1858.
Plans and Speciiicatiorue exalt be seen at the
attire of the Chief Jnttineer of (iiovernnarnt
Railways, Ottawa, where forms of tender
maybe obtained on and after Wednesday,
totaa k eltrnary instant.
F,tseb tofitermust 115 aecon:Taanl'ed by a, de-
posit equal to 0 per centum of the amount of
the tender. This deposit slay ay consist of yeah
or of an tweaked 1411k ehegt a mado I.tiyable
Ito the iilulaterofRailways and Canals, and
t will be forfeited if the parson tendering
neglects or refuses to enter into a cot,traot
when called upon to do so, or if atter enter.
ng n eon traet be Saila to complete the
work satisfactorily according to the plan,
specifications and contract.
If the tender is not ,accepted the deposit
will be returned:
Tenders trust betnndeon tile printed forms
n plied.
The Department will not be bound to sae
opt the lowest or any tender.
A. P. BIRAI)I.EY,
Secretarf,*.
artm eta of Hallways and Canals,.
Ottawa.lth February, 185 i.
PLENDID CNNICES
No C SPIT ALRE(IUIRED
Om le yew arses 0
wee w.reses 01tecto
tad°fim. plcs ""Rr`i�°u r itt `esai.••,
Natio aa di CG/7<a Jf Q. 9�,w"y.roc
GIDLEY.
THE LEADING
Undertaker
AND
Furniture Dealer
OF THE
TOVflbit,e
1 have an immense Stock of
Furniture and Undertaking
Goods now on . hand, which 1
will
sell at right prices.
n-5)
from 23 to ears n increase
lienc n
-y
01 Z5111111211,1g
theirnemmelooally,orgutPermaluntnm-
plot/mont, AfvbusinessisxaIi,lvgrovIag
��ert�ki
and fiery anecessfut. Special inducements
givon witielt instlro success. salary runI ex-
penses to permtincut men. Big commissions
for local work ifdesired. Don't ,engsgeu9,ti1
von write me. Apply to Bred. E.Young,Is. ow
Bingland Nurseries, ltochester, N. Y.
Extensive Auction Sale.
ON
1�ursdap,Pa4r'q Z6th'88
ON
Lot 12, Lake -Road, East
HAY.
The following property viz:
$ThCx.-1 span of working horses, heavy
draught. well, matched, four and five years
old; one mare, in foal to "Lord Haddow"; r;
yrs. old; 1 aged m are,in foal to 'Lord Haddow';
1 horse,. 3 years old, general purpose; 1 colt,
two years old, sired' by “Torn 1{imbalt"• 1
colt sired by "Good Cheer", two year.'s old;
i colt, sired' by t' Warwickshire hero", 1 year
old 1 filly. 1 year oke, by "Good Cheer"; also
if share of the celebrated imported thorough-
bred stallion Lord Had<low, first -doss stock
getter; with A 1'pedigree. Morse can bo seen
at the stables of J.R:anseyer, lot 25, con'. `14,
Hely. 5 cows, in calf'. steers, 3 years old; 4
steers, 2 years old;. heifers, 2 years old; 6
calves, year old; 7 sheep; 1 ram, (Shropshire
bred): 4 sows, with pig; 1411 hens; 4 turkeys;
4 Toulen bred geese; ,6 Pekin ducks; a quan-
tity of hay.
I seriEME5TS.-3 lumber wagons, 1 nearly
new; 1pair bob-sleighs;1long°sleigh; 1 buggy;
2 binders; 1 mower; 1 combined seed drill; 1
sulkey plow; 1 gang plow; 1 sulkeyhay rake;
4 plows; 2 sett iron barrows; t spring tooth
cultivator; 1 land roller; 1 seufhier; 1 turnip
seeder; 1 grass seeder; 3'wagon racks; 2 sett
double harness; i platform scale' 1 straw
cutter, large size; 1 tanning mill; 1 large
copper kettle; 1 sugar kettle; 1 grind stone;
1 wheelbarrow; neckyokes & whiffletrees; 3
logging chains; cow chains, forks, rakes,
shovels, hoes, barrels, tubs,
scythes, grain
cradles, 7creamery cans, 1 cross eut saw, 1
cheese press; 1 hay knife; 1 work bench.
11ouSaieOLn 'FiriuNl7'1JtaF 1, $our chest; 1
glass cupboard;' x parlor stove"; ' 2:ones• 1.ineat.
tub; 1 cider barrel; 1 barrel vinegar; 3 kitchen
tables;`and other articles too numerousto
mention.
Sale to 'commence, strictly
at 12 o'clock.
TEEMS.—Hay and all sums of $5
and; under, Cash; over that amount
10 months credit will be given on fur-
nishing approved joint notes. 6e/e off
for cash on credit amounts.
The whole of the above property will posi-
tively be sold as the proprietor,heit disposed
of his farm and is taking possession • of the
.Benson. grist mill. '
ED. i OSSENBE11BY, 1IxNur Coon,
Auctioneer. Proprietor.
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. GIDDY.
Cliane Huh
Having- purchased the
EXETER
TURWIJHI FflTURY
from Mr. A. Cottle I am pre-
pared to do all kinds of
Turning on short-
est
hort-est notice.
Gala, Land
!.kii1hrs Etc
Turned out on the shortest
possible notice,
Some New and Sec-
ond -Hand Foot
and Steam
acninery. for :Sale.
A CALL SOLICITED.
JOHN ;V aSpY,
crop ietor
THE BEAUTIFUL MW CLEAR CUT
INOR
.iGb. ads paper is printed
Sema:} supplied by the
TYPE FJo-Pow
ra in Type,
Printers' Supplie ..
J. T. JOHNSTON,
80 82 Welii»gton St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
EEO OSIER
STEEL FRAME GRAIN DRILL.
Guaranteed the best the world.
NO OTHER DRILL mado cats be instantly regulated to run at any desired
depth without stopping tteen
.
NO OTHER DRILL will sow all kinds of grain thorou&0hly even and
properly covered at a uniform depth in all kinds of soil,
NO OTHllR DRILL commences to sown the instant the horses commence to
t.
er •
<
mate and Luasst. 1 1
bio ground when starting 1n, after turning,
NO OTHER DRILL equals the Hoosier when used as a cultivator and no
single cultivator surpasses it, thus combining two implements in one.
{NOXO I'S NEW STEEL BINDER
See the greatest invention of the age in our new ICnotter which cuts but
one cord,makes no waste ends and saves cord in binding,aalso Improved Mowers
and Horse hakes.
HENRY JONES, AGENT.
All Communications, address to T-TENRY JONES, Exeter, Ont.
CLOT
A 1 SNELL
3
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EXETR TER - ONTARIO,
Has now 1n stock
TALL
C "C)0=a te;
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES :
West of England Suiting's:and Trous
erings,
Scotch Tweed Suitinss and Trouser-
ings.
French and English Worsted Cloths
All made up in the Latest
Style, at best Rates.
J. SNE
LL
LL.
The Grand Union Hotel
er_iisTwc :T. — ON T . zo ,
Enlarged. and Improved..
30 rooms elegantly furnished.
Tables supplied 'with -all the Delicacies
of the `season. 3 convenient sample
rooms. House heated with hot air.
Electrics bells throughout.
$1 PER DAY.
R:^` 1. TUFTS PROPRIETOR,
A FEW MORE
®=N
8x10, 11x14 and 14x17
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES
—o—JUST IN AT—o—
NI
,
Dont fail to see them.
Also a New lot of Chromes and
Oil. Painting's, such as you..
have never seen
before in
Exeter.'
The highest finished Cabinet
Photo's in the County,
$3 per doz.
J. Senior.
IF YOU WANT A
Glean end easy . Shgvo-
OIR
Neat Hair Cut.
CALL AT THE
Centralr
Ea der Shop, �7
Fn
son's Block,
Exeter;
A.
Hastings,
PROPRIETOR.