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shit of his self-sacrifice and devotion to
national duty, It tickles the vanity of
some who would otherwise remain in
obscurity, to And audiences applauding
their philippics and cheering their
groundlin; oratory. Such men do not
pause to think; they have heard it .as,
sorted that the voice of the people is the
•voice of God, and forthwithimagine
their utterance inspired by holier fire.
than ever before warmed thein, It is
true that. at times, the voice of the
people may sound as the voice of God;
Fait to be that it must be a wise end'.
potriotie and honest voice; not the wild
howl of demagoguelsoa or the screech
ins of as multitude whose proper sphere,
would not bo within the roathns of com-
mon sense. With the opinion, of thous
ands who object to a peeular measure,
we can sympathize; but there is a class
which eaanuot be trusted,because if their
A oJ'wa Pure policy prevailed, it would paean blood
This powder sever varies. A. marvel of shed, it wotlltt mean anarchy, it would
parity, strrngtln and who!.=,oink X res, lien 11tl rights unequal than the ordinary kinds. anent
cannot
aaIIu►rrzsort., wwith,
tpxuc
.°rlli1eg4S, To s' y that onebssshouldreeheeea noirest, weight Go
*VIVA aoniX4 j r
control legislation, one class dictate how
fzaen shouU vete, one claw become the
Itis:adadna of tlaa' aetions of Parliament
an1a1
the iI era? s of Provincial Legis-
taitlal as, is to say deet the e'er; nun
Ma proto re=vere the Constitution,
are prepared to weeken the pillars
whereon it rests. The issue is plain;
those who think the problem. can be
solved by anatlla•natising Sir John
Macdonald and helping Mr. il'ilfred',
the Laurier and Mr. plonore Mercier. are'at
Beaty to try the experiment. The as
THE
Thursday,
August
NORT.II WE:+;i'';t?lOaRE ._
Tns marvellous pro ,fir.'_
North-West Territorie4,1,rel;
exelnplilled by railway development, . it ration has already secured to Mr.:nter-
and the readiness with widely soeuritiee der the eb vices of a new lease of pow -
floated for construction, arae taken up a er, ;and after the Ontario elections are
in English money markets. The appli u over, probably ;further si ,niflcent cie{•et
cations for six per react. mortgage1 ma, induce the ue.isonabe
Div ',t=s,r. tS.al, o il ,pus ;an leek 3 d eek the ro
Laud ovc
p
C0., of Lonalon, have alae ;lily ensured !again.
the success of the loan. The file
issue of bonds is for $72..7.030,001) the ti
tai being slant S44+0,, The eta
Appetit., Lon; Lease alndSaslka:t hewed..
Paailreml and Steamboat 0.11111 slty Wes ° TAIL {laity between some Consera-�
incorporated in ilei; a, by AR At t of a olives :read Willy dyed-inword I iln-
I'.lrli'i►aletlt tithe Dominion of CanadaQ T.s as to the Jesuits' agitation In com=
for the paurp se of co►;ail.' stituei;a res l;trr;ly Conservative is
way frond Regina. the (.41,:.:a of the something peculiarly significant; but
ati i
Northwest Territories, and a , 1: wh at Nelms MOW' suggestive, is the
t on
the Pacille I';'lilwwi►y, , ,357 hail's 'a4 o.sr of . utter :absences of excitement in Reform
SYiilnple, to Saskatoon and Prince
Albert.
whew Opposition mem-
Albert. a .list•tnce of ala:tit 230 miles I bers voted with the Government. Not
rallies to I.aug I. eke ;aro cuni►pfl:<t+:tb nipple is tills, rv:able in suck eontrles aaa
allyl the rt mein irtr 227 miles (about)ambton West, South tiddiesex,Onear
lo
are under cousteuction by the contrzet West ►and other patriotic litS es,tvlaere
ing firm of J. Ross Se Co. The prospect -
the so-called Liberals resign supreme,
us gises interesting ileums of the en. Lnt where Conservatives are strong:
torprlseand its future operations. The theca the Liberal carpet tlag;er rolls
ny will, as the road is eoiupleted, the whites of his eyes to heaven and
be entitled to an annual subsidy from thanks God he is not as other men. The
the Government of Canada, for #rtes• constitution must be sewer, and this
port of Government traffic, of ;x 0.000 can only can be accomplished by elect
for twenty years. This subsidy will be ing Independent men who will rote
paid over direct by the Government to agaaiest everything French and every
thing approaching Romanism. With
what oily cunning they coudea►ice party
isle, with what fervid hypocrisy they
pat disgruntled Conservatives upon.
the back, and cheer then as sanious of
their country! Then the bulgeing
mouthful of pious platitudes Is emptied
upon their audiences and having in-
duced a score or two of flippant hot-
headstoforeswear party allegiance,they
tramp Koine, chuckling over the even-
ing's work. This is the picture as it is
painted from nature and applicable to -
nine -tenths of the Liberals touters; who
having for twenty-five years abused
Sir Bohn Macdonald and his supporters
and for ten years unsuccessfully en-
deavored to drive them from power,
now wheel about and purpose to stab
the great leader of the Conservatives
in the house of his friends. Do we hear
Mr. Wilfred Laurier, or Mr. Ed. Blake,,
or Sir Rd. Cartwright, or Mr. Macken-
zie, anathematized by these Liberal
orators? Certainly not, for should the
Liberals, through these machinations
secure power, every mother's son of
those who were instrumental in break-
ing the ranks of Conservatism, would
claim reward at the handsof their par-
ty friends.
ar-tyfriends. Verily, it is dangerous to
eat eggs in the dark, so is it a question
able policy to take enemies -into one's
confidence, without first testing their
professed sincerity.
Ref nue
SCS
the agents of the loan as trustees for
the bondholders. All the trait, beyond
the above amounts to be paid for by
the Government tariff rates. The com-
pany are further entitled to a grant,as
the railroad is completed, of about 1,400
000 acres of selected lands. A. sale of
a considerable portion has just been;
concluded, the proceeds of which is to
be paid to the agents of the loan, and
will Le sufficient to provide the balance
of the interest on the above bonds, 1111 -
til and including; the coupon due 1st
February, 1896, In order to permit of
a proper development on the traffic
during the first few years after thecoln
pietion of the road, the company has
negotiated a lease to the Canada Paci-
fic Railway, whereby the latter com-
pany agrees to work and maintain the
road until Feb., 1896, free of any cash
recourse for loss, if any, upon the Qu'
Appelle, Long Lake, and Saskatchewan
Railway, the Canadian Pacific retain-
ing the receipts, other than the above
mentioned subsidy. On the first of Feb
1896, the Canadian Pacific will, on giv-
ing six months' notice, have the power
of calling in and paying off the above
bonds at 110. The railway will run
through what is termed, the fertile belt
of the North-West, in which district the
Government have reserved lands, out
of which the Canadian Pacific Railway
are selecting about 8,000,000 of acres
of their land grant.
:UNREASONING COND.r MNAT,
ION
Does it ever strike some of thosewho
are not vi�figiiig and abusing Sir John
Mact' a1d, that they are allowing their
p ejud-aces, and not common sense, to
nspire such action? By what right.
we ask, are such 'men justified i1 'con ..
stituting themselves judge, jury tine]
witnesses? Is it 'honest to denounce
a statesman because he as a states-
man, and: refuses to be a time
serving demagogue? There are those
who delight in being able to censure a
great leader, although the prosperity
they. enjoy is to a great extent the re -
LOST.
Lost, in Exeter, on Monday evening
last,a gold plated vest chain. The find-
er will do a favor by leaving the same
at this office.
BIRTHS.
C.AItLiuG.-In Exeter, on the 6th inst.,
life wife of Mr. T. B. Carling, of .a'
, cl t ighter.
R rnii'-In Exeter, on the 2nd inst.,
the wife of John Piper, of a daughter.
DIEATHF3.
BIssETr.-In. Exeter, on the 7th inst..,
Fanny Amelia, infant daughter of
James and Rosena Bissett, aged 4
months. Funeral today at 2 p. m.
ALLAN N 1
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEBEC SERVICE.
I'i~o)t LIVERPOOL.
STEAMER,
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RATES OF PASSAGE BY MAIL ST PERS,
Cabin, $ $70 and £F'• ceeoricng to ammo an iada tion. Servants in Cabin, g5A Second
Ctt,au i u $ieerago', $n', netnrn Ticlietss, 4abin, 5110, $t3a, $t50. $toou4Laiup, $tial.
°ily Circassian nr other extra Steamers. t'a1,14n.S; a,$ a,Al a.5 5, according to aceomada.
tion second t i1.9n1 S.N. Steerage, VW. Return tickets, 0.101$110.4114 $1$o, ,Second Giles
y$,l.l Srerrak.c.Sis•
VAR #i.is=FK lA'-4 win not x arra r sseugere from this side: Theraw l
p�ss win be no
Steamer carrrnug passengers il.om{� attsba.o may slat/Jell 5th August September
rmsenficrs con Kalil from 3tontreai y y • & ' h, Sajrteititxr 14th.
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Thursday, " 29
" September 5
JOHN SPAOKMAN,
only authorized agent !or Exeter, Ont.
Lookbeforeyou before you
i1
AXO BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR
Building Hardware, Binding
Twine, Harvest Tools,
OR ANYTHING. IN
`SES or T t .i WARE,
Call and sea
4SETT BROS.' large stock and get price.
I P and other field seeds a specialty.
Cash paid for
TUR
Hides,
and other farm: produce.
ISSETT
OS.
QUALITY IS - THE TRUETK&T OF
CEEAPrrs.
J. H. NORTHCOTT
-o--I NOW OFFERM o
BREA : ►F,
BUNS,
CAKES Etc.,
OFA nE3=ST
Of Ever Description M de to Order.
J. H. Northeott,
ONE DOOR NORTH .OF E4NSON'S BLOCK.
Main -street - Exeter.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT
s
from which this paper is printeel
was supplied by the
fioRaTTO TYPE
Dealers in Type,
Presses, *mid Printers' Supplies.
J. T. JOHNSTON,
80 & 82 Wellingtp„n St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
ATTNTION I CL°IlHiNG
Eyes front, A j sNELL
QM= MAX4011
W. SOVTHCOTT'S
Qrl
�+�+ othing and Geentson
msTzszuzle
EXETER, ONTARIO.
Some of the finest goods that can be
gemmed, are arriving every
day.
GENTS' 1a'U1 NISld1NGS IN T1JJ
LATEST STYLES AT EIGHT
PRICES,
A CALL SOLICITEn.
W. SOT O:
� C TT
Corner lain and John Street.
EXETER, ONTARIO.
liTARKET SQLTARE
GENERAL STORE
I w t
amain„ st.
EXETER t ONTARIO,.
Ilan now instock
nQ RPUMM
Efl
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES:
West of England Snitings and Trous
cringe,
Scotch Tweed Sltitiaags and Treuser-
lugs.
French and English Wonted Cloths
All wade up. in the Latest
Style, at best Rates.
A. J. 5t. L4
Lim . Dickson's
)t&toff
Tho undersigned would inform the
P'ub'iie that lie leas just reeei{•eel.
om
hie
a
STOCK
UDING
UL'L LINE OF DRY GOODS,
ND OAPS, AND CROCK-
I300TS AND SHOES.
Those wishing anything in my
d itline
will tinray
their advantage :, to, redia
aura: luspe4A my goods and prices.
Best Roller Flour always
on hand,
Highest Price paid for Butte
and Eggs, and all kinin of
Produce,
J. P. ROSS.
(10.22-'88-)
J. C. MALLA,
jIlerGoeLIit Tailor.
Up stars, over H. SoukmQU's
Hardware Store.
die has in stock some of the
finest summer goods
to be * foiuld on
he market.
A. CALL SOLICITED,
a ll G. A7idlCALLACOM BE.
Landon Huron & Bruce Railway
GOD1G Nonxa-Tulle TABLE-1'6.Sen
London, depart . .8.05 .t. at..4.25 P. al.
Lucan Crossing... 8,47 5.20
Clandeboye 8.52. , .... 5.28
Centralia.... 9.05 5.45
EXETER........ .9.16 5.57
Hensel' .......... 9.28. 6.09
Kippen 9.34 ... 6.17
Brueefield-..... , ..9.42 , . 6.26
Clinton.' 10.00 6.45
Londesboro' .....10.19 7.03
Blyth ... ...10.28 7.12
Belgrave........10,42 7.27
�Vingham .......11.00. ; . , 7.45
GOING Souza. Passenger.
Wingham ...... 7.05 A.ltt3.40 Prat.
Betgrave .7.244.00
Blyth 7.38 4.15
Londesboro'...... 7.47,:.. , , 4.25
Clinton. 8.07 4.45
Br a ce field ......... 8.26- 5.04
Kippen • 8.34 5.12
Hensall..:.. ., 8.41 5.19
EXF,TER ... ' 8.56 5.33
Centralia r.....:. 9.07 5.45
Clandeboye ...... 9.18 5.56
Luean Crossing.. 9.246.02
London, arrive ...10.15 6.45
PAR slam
Fanners, Gardeners anis Florists,.
A fair sized brick cottage containing
dining -room, sittingg=room; :1 bedrooms, en-
trance hall, with two good cellars under-
neath, large kitchen 14x20 feet with wood-
shed attached, two large greenhouses, small
stable, good well of water; with 1;4, acres of
land, all well fenced and in fair condition.
This property is within .five minutes' walk
of the Exeterpost office. The land will be
sold on easy terms. Applyto
A. ALLEN, Exeter, -Ont.
April 11, 6 m.
MEDICAL.
THE CELEBRATED DR. LE CARRON',
OF PARIS, FRANCE, HAS ESTABLISHED
AN AGENCY- IN TORONTO FOR THE SALE'
OF HIS MEDICINES,' WHICH ARE A POS=.
ITI`E' CURE FOR ALL • CARO `NIC' AND
PRIVATE DISEASES OF LONG STANDING'
,ALSO YOUTHFUL INDTSCRETION,EARLY
DECAY, ETC., SHOULD WRITE Fon IN-
FettedATI0et.' CORRESPONDENCE CON-
ADI>RESS ALL LETTERS TO
Tan E. B. CRANE. AGENCY,
CAMERON PLACE, - - ',• TORONTO.'
Lot No. 2, in the 1steoncessionoftheto'"
slip of lithbert, cent sin' ng lii0 aeres. 1
farm will he sold cheat'. and on easy ter
The farm issitnwtte<lusidaybettiveeot tnfort
and Dublin, on the Limon erurpl Ro
i'hur'h a1,d. Selnnol {within l'.►8 yards of farm,
a 'oil the lest in the county.
£Exeter village pproperties foac +,e
rt of teen ,including some of
est des attle residenets in town.
oano propsrtyiin thovilla es of Gentr.
0, ll"iiarInbar, which van baafibought rhea
To Boarding House keepers -ori cum'
a► of Verity's Foundry, its valt~ulatctt t,.:
oin 18 to ea additional hands are to azo et
oyed. A llouti.e to let at a small rent es,n
le el&mom ()darting a to to 1searders,.&,rani
'o minutes walk from tbofoundry.
rfilartbvr ptrticutars aerie to
cera %tin, IIsi. Ti.11. P1C7,SON,
Barrister. Ex
S. G1DLEY.;
THE LEADING
dar
AND
Furnture Dealer
OF 'THE
T N ?
I have an immense Stock of
Furniture and Undertaking
Goods now on, hand, which I
'will sell at right prices.
URDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. GIDLEY.
IF..YOU WANT A `
Clean hivi
OR
Neat Hair Cut,
CALL.AT THE
Central . Barber Shop,
'anson's Block,
Exeter
A. Hastings,
PROPRIETOR
Of 13 0$0 f 511110
'Why is it,
that in' other " towns
and 'surroundingcountry they
speak so highly of the photo-
graphs that are taken'
M Exeter,
And how is it that there are
so many photos sent into the
different cities of Ontario from
EXETER PHOTO GALLERY
2
Because Senior's work is as
goodif' not better than any of
the leading galleries, in the
cities and their prices are
and $5 per doz., while; they
get them at Senior's for .$3.00.