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fgX.eter Abwratt.
W#ui, S•A13.DER8, Da tar.,
Illursday, October 17th 18$9.
TI -IE ONE QUESTION.
"Heads I -win, tails you lose" is a
apeeles of a wager thoroughly compre-
keaaded by Mr., Oliver Mowat,for he has
- , t tiled it pretty- often. Oliver 'MA
t0bid, in fact,the biggest kind of
tb.t Premier believes in. To
env, the French Canadian vote thio.
-*O. to Mr. Laurier, stats his
Q4a exactiyabut he does not intend
to lose the English speaking vote for
eke s lac, .or in the interests of, the lead -
f= Deminioa S4Reformers." Not by
arm w$,tus--•whatever grist can be
drawn. to. the Nowat mill must stay
Vie', as Mr. liowat has a large and
geed;- political family to feed; they
lioueyiotaab every township io Ontario,
azaado mica understand the policy of i
sxryin ;, for the ery infi, child usually',
sriw major portion of the milk.',
Me Mowat may not agree with "1I;r.
1u i'r. the -Reext a:a"party nor endorse
otaa°fin: nus up)aa cert;liu burning
motes -stili on thegreat question of
. ti 1 , Mowat, all eau agree,
..> paa1,3a1 .13. r -
d verily when the tiuke comes ever.*
XL -former in the Province will rally at
tbe, party call, no matter how they tali;
;weal nt'
authors of the paper say, to establish a
bridgewith four lines instead of two
but the probable development of the
trathe dad not warrant any increase of
(Allay in that direction. The provision
of road for ordivary vehicles was .also
superfluous, as goods would always be
carried by rail. To meet objections.
fro m, a military point of view. It -vas.
Contended that arrangements could be
made for making the span at either
end of the bridge unfit for use. The
two cud .spands notably, which are in
contact. 'with the abutments, aright be
remevalale or revolve. The authors
of the scheme then gave a detailed de•
scriptiou of the plans and mdthods of
construction proposed to be adopted.
A discussion followed the readiug of
the paper, which. excited a good deal
of interest. At its eouehasiou the Pres.
ident—Sir James Kitson—slid he had
ElfC'IC.t.\1f' 01,11)5'
been ieforkned by SirJohn Fowler that
he would guarantee to construct the
bridge, and therefore all that was
necessary was for F nglaud and France
to supply the money.
5ale Register.
Qui lot 1.5, eon, 9, Hay, on Friday, 4et
/8th, farm stock, implements, &c. S.
Cober, prof,, E. Boss.nberry, amt.
On Lori' eon 14, flay, on Tuesday_,
Oct 22 nd,1889, Farm, farm stock int.-
?impetus,
nt-pletuetus, &e, 1 , /foss; nberry , auct,
A'I3s, J,1laug, proprietress.
On Lot 8, Con. 11, AfeGillivr.av~, on,
Friday, Oct. 18th, 1889, farm stook &e,
David Steeper, prop. his. Ole uact.
On Friday, Oct. 25th, 1899, An Lot 21
Con, 12, Ilay, one anile west of Zurich,
Farm stook implemeuts &c. Daniai
Geiger, wept. E. Bossonberry, and,
On Ni of Lot 7, Con. 2, McGillivray,
on Tuesday, Oct, 22nd, 1889, Farm
Stool:. Marshall Miller, Jaesiller, prop.; m
Ol:e, aauet.
On Lot 10,eou. 8 Stephen,on SaturdayOctober 19th, faraak, stoel; implements
&c. Jas;Oke, atact;tjHandfori &,Walker,
I)roprietors.
On lot 28, eau. n, Hay, on Friday,
November 1sµ, thoroughbred farm stock
implements, &e. Oliver,L, Petty, prop;
James Oke, duct.
Ou Lot 15, coil. 5, Usborne, on Friday'
Oct. 25th, farm stock, etc. Thomas
Eat nag, prop; James Oke, auet.
,.wady reaadersaird no doubt aware,
M kt there la;ys l eteak before the people
F,14y,3.atad and. France for some ;„-ears
St; a ;chest for eunstruetin; a t1111-
the
arnto two G"otu tries, and as
i;sty is in er.istauee which was
i~:azzwd to carry i; out. 1t has met
illaconsiderable opposition in military
eixcles, awl it is not probable that it
jdltcverbe carried out to a satisfact-
ov enmp]etion.
Another schema has been proposed.;
that of -building a bridge across the
a'3 anal, It was the subject of a paper
=Ad at the r.'eent annual meeting of
Ix: lion and St. el Institute of Great
Britain, held at Parii. The paper stat-
v.-Atha
tat-
e Lthaat the amount of metal and mach -
!bury to be provided for the construct -
'to -ran bridge over th4 elkaunel would
=present an aggregate weight of
*haat one million tons, and the assum-
ytkion was that each country would
;An to.suppiy one half of this amount.
it7. magi's estimate of the cost is given
as,t 4,4Otf,th O, and £15,+200,000 of this
'sa4T,-alt1 l)a ONIVIItk:d on masonry sup-
'nods
up-
xtr and X19,200,000 on the metaile
superstructure. The works for tiff',
cannel and the railways of both count -
would htve to be planned later on
=agreement with the companies whose
i ies• would lead up to the bridge, and
e time required for the completion of
e. works w.i,ulal be ;about ten years
°'d'?e line taken for the bridge is the
rsa?lowe,t parts of the channel, between
Cape Grisnez and a place near Folkes-
irvnt,, This arrangement has been
ardoptod-so as to take advantage of two
cinuits, and thus avoid -working in
,geaat depths, and diminishing the
kei;ht of the. piers to be erected. The
salt of rep. 3ted experiments showed
.slat the ground was sufficiently solid
-.?support very cxtinsivc works. The
gid: covering the bottom at certain
lata. cal,: ci.iliy near the shores,
-a4eald, have to be removed in order to
Toy the piers on more solid foundation.
Mi b supporting pier would consist of
a.block of masonry of good material,
sa?liwitlr.Portland cement mortar, and
1166 on the sea bottom. The piers would
a rectangle, terminating in semi-
eludes
emi-
c trcles so este, oppose the least possible
sistance to the currents. Up to a cer
/axon height the brickwork would ex -
veer the whole surface of the base
d the masonry would be built inside
smta] caissons similar to those used for
attlihary bridge piers, and forced by
oorapress,Ld air down to the solid
guars[. These caissons would be sur-
rounded by metal cases, and they
world serve to float the piers, fixed at
Mtaand 300 metres for the large spans
-Rotruld not be less than 200 and 100 me
tres-respectively for the small ones,and.
would be sufficient to prevent their
Lauvviilb an obstacle to the free navi-
gation of sailing vessels. The main
:dors of the bridge would be support -
clam metal columns, firmly placed
npuw.the platforms of the supporting
p}ersp of masonry. The minimum
iskigad of the proposed bridge is, 54
meteresi.andwould be amply sufficient
the pass,ge• of -vessels of all descrip-
' ns. 'There xs ouldbe a double . set of
nrai1s, set ingrooveS to obiviate accidents
u the piers lighthouses might • be e-
reeed... It would'. have been easy, the
ALLAN LINE.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEBEC SERVICE,.
Fatokt QUEBEC.
Friday May 10
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" May 2 . , 3 POLYNESIAN....
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June 6 .: , , , POLYNESIAN.
Friday, <4 14 ' T C ART1IAGENIAN
Thursday', " 20 8 SARDINIAN.,,,.
I Fritlaay, 44 28 , , *CIR.CASSf AN ....
Thursday, July 4 .. , PARISIAN.. .
4a 11 Pi aI.Y\l SI,AN
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Thursday, as 25.,,,, C.LIl;l1I\LL\,.,..r
Friday, Aalgust 4?
Thaarsday, s4 8,..+,
44 '44 15 „, pul,'4'N]..SL.N'.,
Friday, 44 23,, ,,, 'iC LI:T1[ LG12\IAN
Thursday, <4 29 SLI;I ]T "I:LN 44
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U1lTs.--Zia Exeter, on 5th inst,, the
wife of Mr. Ed. Robcrts,of a dough.
ter,
IilaN E In Centralia, on 14th inst.,
the wife of Mr. John Kenny, of a
daughter.
Tutsis. --In Hay, on Sunday 19th inst.,
Mrs. Bush, of a sou.
ItICE Yr•.x.-7n
Hay. on 14th inst., the
wise of Duncan McEwen, of a son,
i4 « 1 S4
1.9` .,. . poi., A NLS,.+ix.\'r. .... 44 « r
RATES OF PASSAGE BY MAIL, STEAMERS.
11
19
25
1
23
29
6
19
27
8
10
ATTENTIO 1
Eyes front,
QUID . vain=
W. SOUTHCOTT'$
Clothing and Gents
PU rtrI$2I a nom
i`4,
cabin, son, $Ti) and $80, ccaor.ine, to accommodation. Servantsr Cabin, ark. I iter;
mediate, a). teerag,e, $80, notion Tido. Is, Cabin, $330, $130, $1,0.. Seaanct t44, i , coo
Steerage,
Circassian irca.ssxan ax other extras Steaflx4 vs. f"abin, r">q, Seii, and $oo: according to acaoma,da-
tion, Second Cabin, $30. Steerag4, S-'4 Return t4ekets, X80, $410,and Soo, . Intermediate,
M. Steerage, $4,5.
tThe GAia,2kiAtsENIA:'t will notcarry passengers from this side. Therewinbe no
-,
Stea mer mrrying passengers from tiro, tie May 31st, July 5th, Aosust Oth, September 13th,
Fasaengers can sail foraAtontrea,
JOHN SI." A.CKIAN,
the only authorized agent for Exeter, Ont.
31413Ititlfit.GIES.
GLASvll,r.E.--Swim.--Attheresidence
of the bride's father, Stephen, on
15th inst., by Rev. Jasper Wilson,
Mr. henry John Glanville, of Ex-
eter, to Miss Emily Sweet, of Ste-
phen.
STONER. —BENNErr —0n Wednesday
evening, Oth inst,, at the residence
of the bride's mother,by Rev. Wm.
Penhale, Mr. E. C. Stoner, of Lobo,
to Miss Naomi Jane, youngest
daughter of the late Lawrence
Bennett.
aJ1TIF .
POrPLnSTONE•—In Exeter, on 15th
inst., Jane 13., beloved wife of Mr.
John Popplestone, aged 56 years,
5 months and 26 days. Funeral
today at 2 p. m.
MORTGAGE SALE
0E --
F1111 ProDerty
TJNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
tJ power of sale, contained in a certain
mortgage from Donald McDonald, bearing
date. the 21st day of December, 1887, held by
the vendor. default having been made in
paymentthereof there will be sold byp,iblic
auction, by Mr, a James Oke, auctioneer, at
—the --
iI.
CENTRAL HOTEL,
—IN THE---
OOK! L
K. LOOK!
EXETER, - - ONTARIO.
Some of the finest goods that can be
secured, are arriving. every
day,
GENTS' FURNISHINGS IN THE
LATEST STILES AT RIGHT
PRICES.
A CALL SOLICITED.
W. SOUTBCOTTI
Corner Main and John Street,
EN,ETERi, ONTARIO.
MARKET SQUARE
GENERAL STORE
The nutiarsigned: would inform the
Public that he has just received
his
SUMMER , STOCK
4<
INCLUDING
A. FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS, AND CROCK-
ERY, BOOTS .ttND SHOES.
Those wishing. anything in gar line
will find it to their advantage to eall
d inspect axis and rices.
yg priees.
Roller Flour always
.
on baud,
fighest Price paid for Butter
and Eggs, and all /find of
Produce,
11cOlary's Famus Model Stores are the Best
IN THE MARKET. FOR SALE BY
BISSETT EROS.
YILLIGEOFEXETER,
WEDNESDAY
3
GLQT4ING
A. J. SELL,
1\4a1=. , s' t.,
EXE`'ER - ONTARIO,
zrpixfsiiiiimmpa
A F'ITLL LINE OF ALL KINDSIOF , PARLOR STOVES
..,,.,JUST fl .....,.
2Missett 2E3 cothess.
The 23rd day of Octolgr.
QUALITY IS THE TRIILTJI4LOF
cia APINTE s.
J. H. Ns;'HCOTT
--o---I NOW OFFERING---o---
IN TIIE FOLLOWING LINES
West of England Suitings and Trolls
cringe,
Scotch TweedSuitings and Trouser-
ings.
French and English Worsted. Cloths
A11 ut .de up in. the Latest
Style, at best Rates.
J. P. ROSS
40-22-'68.)
J. d. 211iatitiotimt
jUeokartt Talior.
BREAD, CAKES, BZ3R ETA., ETC,
L. H Dickson's
Ltt forSalE.
Up stairs, over H. Spackman's
Hardware Store. I have an innlnen.Se Stock of
Cf1TY3t' tba Furniture and Undertaking
Goods nolo an hand, which I
finest summer: goods
to be found on will sell at right prices.
UDERTAKIRG
Oa" =al= E=ST C27.7 -E.7. -=""Z"..
1880, at 3 o'clock p. m,, the East half of Lot
No, 5; in the 15th concession of the township
of Stephen, in the County of Huron, contain
ing 50 acres, more or less..
TERMS.
One tenth of the purchase money to be
paid. on the clay. of sale and the balance with
in three weeks thereafter. A portion of the
purehase money will be .allowed to remain
upon mortgage of the premises.
Further particulars and conditions of sale
will made known on day of sale or upon
application to
BLACKBURN &Cox.,
Vendor's SOlicitors,
London, Ont.
or James Oke, Auctioneer, Exeter.
Lot No. 28, in the 1st eox)eessionofthe taws
ship of Hibbert, containing law acres. Thisr
farm will be sola cheap, and on easy terms
The farm is situatedmiday betwweenSeatbrth
and Dublin, on the Huron Gravel Road.
l4=eh and School within reo yards of farm,
Soil the best in the county,
A number of Exeter village ELr:operties for
sale an the best of tertns,in4•luning arae+ of
the nxot4esira1leresidenees in toxin.
Some property in the -villages' of Centralhi.
and Far4luhar, winch can lie t+anght elteatp,
To hoarding ]louse "keepers -OD COT(
tion of Verity's Foundry, its cakeultxtmr t ant.
front 35 to 80 additional hands are ta,1:e tins
i !o td. au 4talett a toa 1 rent c
au
.
bye
ofaccomodaiing 8 to 10 hoarders. About
five minutes walk from the foundry,
For further particulars apply to
J. 3 .PUCFSUN,
Faarch
;till 388'd, iia/rioter, Exeter.
S. GIDLEY.
THE LEADING
Yidextaitt6r
AND
Furniture Dealer
OF THE
TOWN ?
tw •.x
the market.
ACALL SOLICITED..
J. G SYpI LLCOM
,r.d.
London Huron & BruceRailway
Of Every Description Made to Order.
J. H. Northcott,
ONE DOOR NORTH OF FANSON'S BLOCK.
Main -street - Exeter.
,y.
GOING Nolan---TIMn TAELD--PaSS'nr.
London, depart .. , . 8.05 A. 7t ..4.25 P. M.
Lucan Crossing ...8.47 ..... 5.20
Clandeboye .8.52 5.28
Centralia ...... .9.05.. .. , 5.45
EX.ETER..... .9.16 5.57
Hensall .....9.28 6.09
Eippen .. ... 9.34 6.17
Bruceiield , , , , .... 9.42....:6.26
Clinton... - 10.00 6.45
Londesboro' ..:..10.10
Blyth :....10,28
Belt rave .... , ...10.42
Winngham .11.00
GOn SouTnPassenger.
Wingham.. , - .... 7.05 A.M... 8.40 rat.
Belgrave,.,..,., 794 4.00
Blyth........ , .:. 7.38 4.15
Londesboro' 7.47 4.25
Clinton 8.07 4.45
Brucefield . , .. , . 8.26 5.04
Kippers , . 8.34::: .. 5.12
Hensall, . 8.41 5.19 .
EXETER .... , .. 8.56 5.33
Centralia. , , 9.07 5.45
Clandeboye ...... 9.18 5.56
Lucan Crossing .. 9.24 6.02
London, arrive , , .10.15 6.45
THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT
•
from which this paper is printed
was supplied by the
twin TYPE "UM
Dealers in Type,
Presses, and Printers' Supplies.
J., T. JO INSTON
8o & 82 Wellington St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
6D
7.03
7.12
7.27
7.45
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of ' our Stock
Solicited.
roil SALE-
S. GIDI.EY.
—THE—
Central Shaalug Parlor
EXETER, Ontario.
2L. asti gs,
PROPRIETOR.
Every Attention
paid to Ladies' and Children's
Hair Cutting,
AG -ENT TORR THE
Farmers, Gardeners and Florists,
A fair sized brick cottage containing
dining -room, sitting -room, 3`bedrooms, en-
trance hall, with two good cellars under-
neath, large kitchen 14x20 feet, with wood-
shed attached, two lar e greenhouses, smallstable, good well of water; .with ii/, acres of
land, all well fenced 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. ALLEN, Exeter, Ont.
April 11, 6 m.
MEDICAL.
TROY LAIINDRYI
A. Z actings.
Exeter Pkolo Studio.'
TIIE CELEBRATED DR. LE CARRON,
OF PARIS, FRANCE, HAS ESTAIBLISHED
AN AGENCY: IN TORONTO, FOR THE SALE
OP HIS MEDICINES, WHICH ARE A POS-
ITIVE CURE POR ALL CHRONIC AND
PRIVATE DISEASES OP LONGSTANDING,
ALSO YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION,DARLY
DECAY, ETC., SHOULD WRITE FOR IN-
FORMATION. CORRESPONDENCE CON
PIDENTIAL.
ADDRTSSNit t LETTERS TO
Tun E. B. GRAND AGENCY,
CAMERON PLACE, • - - TORONTO
Why is it
that in other towns
and surrounding country they
speak so highlyof 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 from
EXETER PHOTO GALLERY
:Because Senior's work is as
oocl' if not better than any of
the leading :galleries in' the
cities and their prices are $4
and $5 per doz., while they
get them at Senior's for $3.00.