HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1889-9-12, Page 4THE',
Q5x.etier Abooicate.
WM, SANDI RS,-ditor.
THE rumor is. again entrant that
a movement is on foot to bring about
the deposition of 11f. Laurier from the
leadership of the Liberal party and to
have a bolder: and Snore aggressive'.
Thur day, September 12th 1889.1 gran placed in the position -the 'bolder
aand more aggressive ratan, being ,Sir
THE
J?RSPO $IBILIT.I'' IIL?il Richard Cartwright.
H
organs daily keep barking
at the Dominion Government on the
Jesuits' Act question, and they persist
in reminding their readers of its re
sponsibility, They have not a word to implements. James Glavin, proprieto
say in eondei kation of their friend. Mr + James Oke, electioneer.
Mercier � ,
.I ei
e t,t for passing th.. Act; not a At the r ,
p yesadanto of the proprieto
word about the action of Messrs. Blake,
Sale Register.
On lot 7, con, 1, Biddulph, on Tiles -
day, September 17th farm stock and
r FOM LIVERPOOL. STEAMER.
Friday, April 16 ...... *CIRCASIAN„ ....
c
I•,
Thursday, 25 , ,. PARISIAN- „ . .. ,
ALLAN LINE.
•
ROYAL MAIL. STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEBEC SERVICE. Wa
ATTE!I 01
Eyes front,
QUI= MARCH
-TO
Gridley st. on Saturday 14th inst.,hous
Mills, Laurier, and the claire Liberal hold furniture. John Gill, suet; Ja
Jew•ei, prop.
representation in the I..r oese of Con►-
mons, with a few eeceptioue, voting
.� all Fairs,
in support of the • course token by the
Government. That would never do; EXETER, Sep.23 and 24.
only Sir John Maacdo t ed nett his col- .Mitchell, b� p...4, to 27,
leagues must be .censored. :tipvv, as a Toronto, Sep .9 to 21.
IontlOUSep,9to14,
matter of fact, the Dominion Govern- t:ueS.ple Sep, 25 ate 26,
enen:t has not attempted to evtic',c*. re Hamilton, Sep. X23 to 27.
4pansibitity in any wady, and of that ! St. Marcs, Sep, 24 and 25.
fact the people of Canada are well ;a_ Stratford, Oct. 3 and 4,
la l Statin, Cap, 30 and Oct. 1,
ware without the.. hypocritical Reform ii Ooderieh Stip, 17 to 19,
organs t'mindiese there of is every dayn fit, Thomas xs `ep.'24 to 27,
in the week, In, this coutct'L tion we! Clinton, Tues,, Wed, C Thug., Sept.
21tie, :,vatic and 261h,
c" icy' 2 , POI. YNESL.A.N.. _,
s Friday, " 10 ., sCATHIIAGEN1-41ci
Thursday, " 10. , , , , , SARDINIAN„ , , ,. Thursday, June 6
Friday, i. 24 r. *CIRCASSIAN ...'. Feiday, « .14
Thursday, " ' 30 , PARISIAN , .... , .: Thursday, u 20
,a:., June 6 POLYNESIAN- .. .". - e 27
Friday, e 14 i CARTHAGENIAN
Thursday. " 20 .. , SARDINIAN. `Thursday, Jnly 11.
Fr zd.ay. is 2g .. *CIRC ASSIAN .... Friday, a 19
Thursday, July 4 ...... PARISIAN:. , . , Thursday, « 25
ai 11, , , . • POLYNESIAN.. , August
Friday, idaey, '� 19 i CARTHAGENIAN
Tleusdsy, ea 25 SARDINIAN, , . Thursday, 't 15
Friday, August 2, , .... e'CIRC4eSSIAN . Friday, " 23
Thursday, „ S , . , , ' PARISIAN. • , . , , . Thursday, 4s 29
„POLYNESIAN, , ,
o, 15 a` Septeanber 5
Friday, ido-ay,. „ 23 ', CARTIIAGENIAN
Thursday, to 29 5:\.11DI\IAN, ... , 'e to 19
I t idev, l+r pteu ber to , *GIRC.1.SwSIAN , , , , Friday, 6e 27
1 I
Thltrstla,-, ca 12. , > * * ay, October 3
PARISIAN. , , . ,.. Thursd
RATES OF PASSAGE BY MAIL STEAMERS. 10.a ,w POLYNESIAN.
Quao- t.7.4.•.-...70.3..
desire to ask the organs a few plain
questions: Do they consider the: ale•
eision arrived at by the I lov , rnznt nt
in regard to right of the Quebec Leg-
islature to piss the Jesuits' Estates :let
Usborne School Report,
To late for last issue.
The following :ire the names tint
right or Wrong? If right, why do they 4 laercentige of than paalzils in seed el.ts
persist in utt zc'l.iia=' the (inyern►nnte t the made a0 per cent, or over duein ;'
p a the. month of August.
I 'wrong, v ' ti
,.
If ,.,, vv 1a, do they not .t; . a, deed <, Fltxlt.--•.�,.I,rzm:z(:otltbe, 82.
tell their readers that the Liberal lead- Fof nTix.••. -C. Andrew, 72; J. Turn
ers, LIieh ding the great constitutionals hall, 69; G. Powell 56;
Ttuno,•--•C.Delbridae;a7;L. Andrew
:authorities of the part; ---Messrs, 131.abe 7•1; G Ilia►ers, 73; E. Ttkrllbull, 69; N.
fau1 elills� are worthy of censure be.. r Rind, 6,; 0, Brock, 59, H, Spicer 59; L
cause the;. upheld the n 1eheel Tory Hulls '50,
Government in its unconstitutional ° Srxlon sncotin,-.-E Smith, 86; E. Min
Fume QUEBEC,
Friday
Thursday
May 10
aa. 16
" 23
t'abin,;,rl,$7:wand cRD eecnrdiug toI�a accommodation. Servants in Cabin, MO. _1,iter-
5 midi arty r al. Steerage, $ . Return i.aae,aets, eatee, etie, ',theta, ,4►,ri0, Seco, d Cabin,
. ,. � ,,yl. $s4.
�Iaw. ,ireau3siatn or other cstraa
. Steamers. Cabin, 50,
$60
, and SIO, nceore
ling to a
c¢amnda-
i
tion. ti,a,wn4 aaloa,j). steerage, �?). Return tiotiets, i�ItattletaleStsD, astcr edicttc,$,a. Steerage, can
libel GA.t ittl NTA.N will not carry passengers from this site. There will ke no
• Steamer parrying eassengers from Quebec Ma.y Sist, duly 5th, August 9th, Septeusber iSth
Passengers eau sail :from 1ontreai.
JOIN SPACKMAN,
the only authorized agent for Exeteer,
t.
course' If the Tore Government de '' ers, $1; A. Hunter, 71; S. Johm, 71; E.
a ,: e ., ]a 1.4 Johns, '
fu Protestant Liberals in the Mous'. JI„ PART sgeoNI),-G.Sp cer,8laiii- .Br•oc.
serve to lee turned out of office for da azdrev+°, tt3: A. Harris, fa;r G) Powell,
I Powell, ll ,3U.
• ,n n
a ,
• it an a
t l as i -.,.
t ai
1 surely
Messrs.
, Blake,- e .
1,
c
.It'\ita11 SFe,'o:tli', ... ('leerlealtS .i0.1?„ 00 e�oreyoap
� � O►
Mil1S aalatl: all the ether 1'ul;li �lt yI al "J I , 80, l? Francis,
62. � �
1 AND BEFORE YOU BUY YOLTR
of Commons who voted that its mars:, a'.0* L Vaal 70i A Woods, 60; L„cutlers l
was right and Proper: are deserving of a I jrsr..--.\\ Francis, 83; 1.. Fraliei
baying the co tfidenee of their support- ` 80; L Brock, 76; M. Broc,1;, 75; L. :tin
ars
withdraeten If Sir Johan elaacilonalp, ers!.75; \I, Woods, 73; 0, Ii avrkins, 1
and Itis colleagues were wrong, �Ie,Sra• :1 zenith 60; W. liuutcr,56; J. Taerryleil
Blake tililis Co cannot be right. But E. I3.:13' hill, 00.
G1'i' Iibl.am.N.
w e do not hesitate to s ay that that or-
gans area convinced that the et+urs,a
taken by the Government WAS the'
right one, and that this daily .howling'
abits •,c
`a
about ra,puiariirility is prompted i'ay
a desire to encourage the. agitation on
Teacher.
Ontario Farmers' Bons.
The O ..
T nttrio Agricultural College
alai Experimental farm Tire designed
to give young men a thorough insight
the question, in the hope that it will into the theory and practice of Caned -
result in the reins of office pissing in. tan fanning. For this purpose, a. full
to the hand:, of their politie•ai frieztds cot►rse of instruction is given in goner -
'That, sand that only, hi 1118 :notice al agriculture; the points and char:zet-
eristics of the different breeds of caattle,
which Is behind the cry,"Llou t forget sheep and horses are taught; also the
that the Dominion Government is re- Judging of cattle and sheep by points;
sponsible." But the ;teat mess of the the treatment of the diseases of flame
electors are not fools, if the journalistic animals; butter making; farm :accounts
road making, gardening, etc. The
opponents of the Government are sciences bearing on these subjects, such
knaves. However strongly they may es chemistry and botany, :are also
be opposed to the legislation of Mi taught, apd a thoroughly~. practical
11lercier on this question, they, au" training is furnished in English ,sand
ialeineaitaly mathematics -,;just the
giving the subject their calm awl dis-.p branches in which the young fanner
needs instruction, without Latin,
French, or any other subject which he
does not require.
It will thus be sten that the course
passionate consideration, will, we have
no doubt, come to the conclusion that
when men like Sir John Mcdonald, Sir
John Thompson, Mr. :Blake and Mr. of study is better adapted to the real
Mills are of the opinion,thatthe act was wants of young farmers, than any
within the power of the Quebec Legis-! other offered in the Dominion. It
"nature, and when that opinion is heel ed contains what they Hoed and nothing
up by the Law Officers of the Crown, else, and it casts them Tess for board,
washing and tntian than in any other
the Government is not deserving of 1 good school or college in the Dominion.
their censure at the polls.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
LAST WCCc closed without a Single
juror being selected in the east, of the
trial of the men arraigned in Chicago
for the murder of Dr. Cronin, although
the entire week was spent in the effort
to secure a jury.
WHAT is the matter with the Maid?
A week has passed since the decision
of the Law Officers of the Crown on the
,Iesuits' Estates Act disallowance ques-
tion was made known, but it has not
yet discussed the decision in its editor-
ial COIunins.
SIR° Hector Langevin in Toronto: "I
am not a local gran, nor a Quebec man,
but a Dominion man. I have always
tried to feel that we were one people
and the good of the entire community
should be studied," Such is the senti-
ment which all patriotic Canadians
should cultivate.
TT is pleasing to notice in many
of our contemporaries a growing - mate.
provincial sentiment and a recognition
of the fact that there is such a country
as Canada as a whole. According to
some politicians, of contracted views,
to be a provincialist is the ers`; duty
-of the residents of each province; where-
as broad-minded statesmen; in their
elisire to promote the unity of the
Dominion and to secure its growth
upon enduring' foundations, urge all
the people to look capon Canada as a
common country, in the prosperity of
every portion of which all are deeply
interested.
Attendance may be for one, two or
three years, a diploma being granted
at theendof the second year and a de-
gree at the end of the third year.
While the best results are secured by
taking tke regular course of two or
three years, a ,young man is amply re-
paid for his time and expense by what
he can learn from 1st October to 16th
April, or 1st October to 30th June.
TERMS OF AD?,LISSION.
1 -Candidates should be sixteen
years of age.
2 -They should be qualified to pass
a fair examination on
(1) -Reading, writing and spelling.
(2) -English grammar, parsing and
analysis.
(3) -Arithmetic to the end of simple
proportion.
(4) -Outlines of Geography-, espec-
ially the Geography of Canada.
First, second and third class teachers
holders of intermediate certificates, or
certificates of entrance into the High
Schools or Collegiate Institutes of
Ontario, graduates or undergraduates
of any University in Her Majesty's
Dominions, will be admitted on presen-
tation of certificates or diplomas.
Candidates should enter on the 1st
October, which is the beginning of the
College year, but in special cases they
may be admitted at later dates.
NET COST PER YEAR.
The net cost of board, washing and
tution.-
1. To an Ontario farmer's son, able
and willing, with considerable experi-
ence at farm work. is 345 to $60, a
year, if he be a county ' student, the
cost Will vary from 625 to 640 ,z year.
2. To an Ontario student without.
any previous knowledge . of farming,'
e60 to $70 a year.
The costto students 'who remain
there during the summer' term, 'July
and. August is a little less, because
during these two months they work'
ten hours a day.
Building Hardware, Binding
Twine, Harvest Tools,
OR, ANYTHING IN
STOVES or TINWARE
Call and see
BISSETT BROS: large stock and get prig.
TURNIP and other field seeds a specialty,
Cash paid for
Eggs, Hides Skins,
and other farm produce.
BISSETT RO S.
UALITY I THE TRIIKTEBTOF
CEEAPS7: SS.
J. H. NORTHCOTT
READ
----o--I NOWO 'FET TNG- c
CAKES Mo.,
C)m-' DIEB=ST
Of Every Description Made to Order.
J. H. Nort cat,
ONE DOOR NORTI OF FANSON'S. BLOCK.
Main -street - - Exeter.
IVIMitrar
THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT
.......... Do , 0 me Kr mit
from which this paper is pzisaated
was supplied by the
Tom TYPE
I
Dealers in'Tjpe,
Presses, and Printers' Supplies -
J. T..JOI-HN\TSTON,
S0& 82 Wellington St. WeSt
TORONTO, O,
1
SOUTHCOTT'S
Clothingie1�a�nd Gents
U ISE' ��.F`. STORE
OREa
EXETER, ONTARIO.
Some of'the finest goods that can be
secured, are arriving every
day.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS IN THE
L.&TEsT STYI.P,SATRIGHT
PRICES.
A CALL SOLICITED,
W. &OUTFiCOTT3
Corner Main and John Street,
EXETER, ONTARIO.
Ami ,T SQUARE
#.
SIT 1T�E
GENERAL STORE
The undersigned would inform the
Public that he has just received
his
it ti11
STOCK,
I'
A FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS,
II'ATS AND CAPS, AND CROCH-
ERr, BOOTS .AND SHOES,
Those wishing anything in my line
va-ilI find it to their advantage to veil
dual inspect my goods and priees,
Best Roller F1ou1<, always
on hand.
Highest Price paid for Butter
and Eggs, and all kinolobf
Produce,
J. P. ROSS.
(10-22-'88.)
'J. G. SM91L@C9MBE
iffeldint Tait.
Up stairs, over H. Spackman's
Hardware Store.
He has in stock some of the
finest summer goods
to be found on
the market.
Cf.CALL SOLICITED.A/�t
Ci. iii, 'f.1.. LLrftOO1P,t.�E.
London Huron & Bruce Rahway
GOING NonTlr-TIsus TAnLE--Pass'nr.
London, dep trt , , .. 8.05 A. ar.. 4.25 P. M.
Lucan Crossing . ..8.47 5.20
Clandeboye...,. .8.52 • 528
Centralist... -.....9.05.. 5.45
EXETEIIR.... . - .9.166 5.57
Hensall- - - ....... 9.28
Kippen 9.34
trucefield ........ 9.42
Clinton.. 10.00
Londesboro' 10.19
Blyth. .. 10.28
Bela rave .. 10.42...... 7.27
Wingham - .. 11.00.... 7.45
Gower Sunni. Passenger.
Wingham ° .. - 7.05 A-ar... 3.40 P.M.
Belgr.tve ... 7.24 4.00
BIyrth...... 7.38 4.15
Lolidesboro' . .. 7.47 . , 4.25
Clinton.... ...... 8.07 4.45
Brucefleld. • 9 26
Kippen .... 8.34
Hensall - ......... 8.41 . 5.19
EXETER.... .... 8.56...... 5.33
Centralia.... .... 9.07 5.45
CIandeboye 9.18 5.56
Lucan Crossing.. 9.24 6.02
London,arrive. , .10.15 6.45
6.09
6.17
6.26
6.45
7.03
7.12
5.04
5.12
FOR SALE.
Farmers,
LE -
Farmers, Gardeners and L'Iorists,
.A. fair sized brick cottage containing
dining -room, sitting -room, 1 bedrooms, en-
trance hall, with two good cellars under-
neath, large kitchen 14xaO fent, with .wood-
shed attached, two large greenhouses, small
stable, good well of water; with i/, acres of
land, all lanced and in fair condition.
This property is 'within five minutes!? 'walk
of the Exeter post office. The land Will be
sold on easy terms. Apply to
A. ALLI N, Exeter, Ont.
A.prll X11, 6 m.
MEDICAL..
THE CELEBRATED bit.. IgE CARILON,
OP PARIS, FRANCE,' HAS TSTABLISHED
AN AGENCY IN TORONTO FOR THE SALE
OP HIS MEDICINES, WHICH'. ARE A POS-
ITIVE CURE FOR ALL; CHRONIC AND
PRIVATE DISEASES OF LONGSTANDING,
ALSO YOUTHFUL Ti DISCI1ET]:ON,EAI,iLY
DECAY, . ETC., SHOULD WRITE FOR IN-
FORMATION: CORRESPONDENCE CON-
FIDENTIAL.
ADff GS$ ALL Lr'lrnRI TO . .
Tan E. B. CI:eem AGENCY,
CAMERON PLACE, - TORONTO.
CLOTIiING
A.
ar ■. tv... ■ - .iiu,ti.
EXETER ONTARIO,
„ 1las now in stoci
ee
005
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES
West of England Suitingsand Trous
erings,
Seoteh Tweed Suitings and Trouser;
lugs,
French and English Worsted Clothe
AR made 11» in the Latest
Style, at best Bates.
A. T. SNELL
Lia
H. Dicksores
Litfitftt /041.
Lot No.99, in the lot eoneessioaofthe town
elaip i+f lf►bbert,evnta(ning loo acres. Titin
far
m will ho sold iia cheap, a it<.
P, t 1 gas gees to
The farm is situated middy beth sen aforth
au,i Dublin, on the IIuron Gravel Read -
Church and School within loOl'ardsof fame.
1 oil the test in the county.
A number of Easter villageopesties for
sale was the Beat of terms ,inclu ing some of
titor,mvstdesirable re?.i,lestce igtown,,
demo pro perky in thovillagesof centrads
and P.'nj lukr, vehicle can be boughtehear,
Ta xloaradinfi House keepers -On emu e -
tion Waltzes uafl
t'rs
t a •o ,
:, Foundry, r '
i v its
from 35 to 26 aadditiot al hawed acetbe
n,o%ed. .2l ilial+o to let at.ti.ssnaltrei1t eaw-
iihla of accomodatisat; az to lU boaaders- bosttt
live minutes walk from there/wary.
For further particulars apply to
Marcla tis, & !. „H. DICKSON,
Ba ri►tcr, Exeter
0
THE LEADING
Undertaker
AND
furniture ilealer
OF THE
TOWN ?
T have an immense Stock of
Furniture and Uncle tak ng
Goods now on hand, which 1
will sell at right prices.
UNDCRTAKINC
A SPECIALTY
An examination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. GIIILEY.
IF YOU WANT A
Ian and Ease Svc
OR
Neat Hair Cui,
CALL AT TRE
Colltral Barber Shop,
'anson's Block,
Exeter
A. Hasintgs,
PROPRIETOR
BUT Pft$o moo.
Why is it
that in other t0W113
and surrounding country they
speak so highly of the photo-
graphs that are taken
in Exeter.
And how is it that there are
so many photos sent into the
different cities of Ontario fro1'Jri,
EXETER PHOTO GALLERY
Because Senior's work is as
good if not better than any of
the leading' galleries in the
cities and their prices are $
and 85 per 'doz., while they
get them at Senior's for 4',3.00.