The Exeter Advocate, 1889-11-28, Page 4THE.
act.
WM. SANDERS. Editor.
Thursday, November 28th 18,39,
1 .e.F..11/0117,17' el14 D IIS CLUB.
UB.
Aud stow there is trouble in the vaults.
of those sturdy gentleman who happen-
ed to be mantis pieces of the "Reform
Club" in Toronto. Reform, as well as
aaliarity,shQlild commence at home, and
some of the more s e.ai?hie members Qf
fbeinstitntion ie question profess to
Stave discovered that Ontario's "Chris-
tat Premier" ---and Who but a Reform-
er could be a Christian? watts and is
reeky in the 1laerdsnf a'hcst of political
t titublieeringe rs toed''pag'=hunters,tbat
(hese bald stolen into the fold other wise
then by the doer—aged dared to pass
twixt the wino and nobility of the more
prefotuuaally rose etatbietaiembers of the
party. Hence the disturbance. The
t3r'a7aP areata that a Certain "gang is
well known, It undertook. to sten the
Reform Cledi whie'lt Sir 11ieh:ard Cart
Wright ante others instituted in Toronto;
they made alitaee nut of every teu hotel -
keepers ire diet ci ► :olio the club and
gave theta to unait ,eland that their
Iicenses depended thereon. This same:
'mug handled the licenses. They not
t�;tiy c
ravel tit • h ,, ltitea� :lllaal of
at,rat several ettuservaaivca hotetuaen:'�
o lr iv the dues of tiv.t Reform Club,
but these melt h t'1 to pay any calls the
ging make upon them. The gang un-
dertook. to di rptnce the patronage a
the (eitaarie {; ovol;nrrrent in, Toronto,
They neat their grip tin it by :going t
that meet pate: eeut m ltd. r: ipe table ald:
gentleman, Hen. i diver liawM, andin
iaa ; Mian to appoint his owns= to tile
=PST Ineretive tnllice iu Ontario, Sheriff
of Wee! In this Ivey they gat, to use
their own wards,
L. old cock in their
pewter,' This to It A: sure+,is a shocking
state of affairs; but what the iron -clad
"I.ilrtat it ' stonmeh eenuot stand, in the
form of corruption, aurid hypocrisy, is
set to be discovered. The Very Hann
CANADA'S ,CREDIT..
In the course Qf his speech at the•Vic'.
torie banquet in his honor, the Goxer-
rior-General remarked; that last yeer
the Dominion floated a loan on ; the
market at the same rate as the securi-
ties of the Imperial Government. Many,
of the cities of Canada to -day, he said,
could go into the money markt, where.
no sentiment exists,aandfloat theirloa.s
on equal favorable terms with many of
•
i e <
the old world cities of far �, greater r •t,,o
and size. This would show that the
progress of the Dominion wals;the result
of solid growth, of which Canadians
should properly feel mud. Ills Ex-
eellency advises his hearers not to lis-
ten to the representations of those who,
said that theDolniniou was not making
substantial progress. He did not go
beyond the lines which he cannot con-
stitutionally cross when he tendered his
advice to his entertainers at 1: ietoria.
He lead just completed a journey of
three thousand miles across the coati,
tient, and had gained $ante idea of the
vast extent of the Doniinioe, awhile the
facts Owed before hien at each place
he visited during his travels eorttai i d
in themselves the most convincing
proof of the advancement which had
been made during the last few ve>atxs,
As, to financial and ,general standil g
of the Dominion, there never was apt r-
iod in the history of the country when
it stoodso higinand in referring to this
gratifying condition of things at Vie -
torte, the Governor-General didno
more then might have been expected
of one filing the distinguished posi-
tion of representative of her Majesty in
of the roost important and most
porous portions of the British Ent -
whose progress he naturally
fcolsinterested,
,
for infants and Children.
.Qaslor3ais oa�eadapted Lqchildren
thatGasL r1s►cngee Colic, Constipation,
att Mt
ion
trecemmenditassuperiortoanypmereptaoa sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
MIMI* zne.:7 ILA b2osss,iLnz Mlle Worms, gives sleep, raid promotes di-
gestion.
11180.Oatard.et, Brool;tyn, Z•1•. T. Without injurious medication.
Tim Cstraian Ccxi't T.?7 Murray Street, N,Y,
Hann Iarr.—In Exeter, on 25th inst., Mr.
Isaac Horrel, aged 71.. years.
EAcRra'rr.---In Exeter. on, 22nd inst.,
Jane Enacrett, a eed 29 years 2
months and 17 days.
LOOK! LO
who hats been a ringleader in this bi;uenn;s,—In Stephen, on 25th hast,,
Mr. Joshua Mealei us, aged 25 years
nodes Of patronage dispensing for anti 9 bays,
party considerations, travels about the
country with Mr. Mowat, accompanied;
hint recently. to Leenbton.auil will be
wherever Mr. ?Iwai directs. If the
Pleader of f?a, .•rio ale.ires practical
people to believe in his sincerity ,ai,cecpt
his protestat'iaaa,a iif linncst submission
eo the trill of the p:lopie. -let him annul
the Statutes t'tnlaatwering his Govern.
!client to control tlo f.a. eensee let him
hand over te th latnnirip :lilies powers
of nhieli they never should have been
depriveai. Let him get rid of the bum.
3.1aers and heelers who call themselves
Licenses Inspeeetors, as well AS issuers
c,f lil',t:t.aes. Let Mtn make it obliga-
tory npnn his bailiq's and wood rangers,
and understrap ars generally, to atter;d
tothair duties and not accept salaries
paid out of the public treasury, for the
performance of •dirty political work
Then. indk!ad, ha will have jus. reasons
ra expJet public appreciation. At the
present time Mr. Mowat and the Reform
Club requir.:s s.:vertl coats of white-
wa.sltaced none know this better than.
Mr. Oiler aTow. ` and ringleaders of
the club, which at present presents two
very back eyes!
THE DEATH S.ENTL'XC.E.
We presume that the unfortunate
;rnan Harvey, now under sentence of
death, will suffer the extreme penalty
to -morrow, the 29th inst., at Guelph, as
it is more than probable, had Itis Ex-
cellency decided upon reprieve, the
fact would by this time have been an-
nounced. If aur supposition is correct
doubtless the Minister of Justice had
sound and logical reasons for advising
that the sentence of the . court should
be tarried into effect, The awful crime
ti which Harvey was guilty, and
guilty while in a stateofperfect sanity,
--for his execution means this, if it
means anything—is unparalled in the
:annals of criminal deeds. From a lov_
ing and devoted father, he suddenly
became a bloodthirsty rulfan, a hater
of his offspring and the butcher of the
515or mother who broughttliem into the
wnld. It is difficult to reconcile the
unfortunate man's sudden transformat
Mtn RI,1.f.KE i.
Fa r:.-gotta,—At the residence of
the bride's father, by the Rey. B.
Clement, on Wednesday,2ith Inst„
Mr. Wesley Sneld,son of AIr. James
M
Snell, to Miss Grace Rowe, daugh-
ter of Mr. Thomas Rowe, both of
Stephen.
LOOK!
Eyes front, y�,A p���+
QVICE .STIR 011
Clotting and Gents
TR! , - ONTARIO,
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Some of the finesgoods that can be
secured, are arriving every
day.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS RNISHINGS IN THE
LATEST STYLES AT RIGHT
PRICES.
McGlary's Famous. Model Stoics are the fest
Ir;THE MARKET- FOR SALE BY
BISSETT BROS.
enromomMasommg
"FULL LINE OF ALL KINDS OF PARLOR STOVES
,..,,JUST IN....,,.
Missett Bxothexo�
FOR FROST BITES.
There is no better remecy for frost
bites, chilblains, and similar troubles
•dien i agyard's Yellow OIL It also
cures rheumatism, lu nibagn, sora
throat, deafness, and lameness and pain
generally. Yellow 011 is used inter-
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A woman who is weak, nervous and
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feet, cannot feel and act like a
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ize the circulation, remove nervous-
ness, and give strength and rest.
The wonder of to -clay is London
Electric Soap.
Valuable Farm for Sale..
Coraprisin, 164 acres more or less, being
composed of Lot ,5, Con ;i. Townuhip of Sto-
.ht>.n,County of l ttrohl 1' miles west of
Rhea,
On the TT.renlises are a lino Brick
House 8000; kitchen 16x18; wood shed 20x5);
two good, wells, a fine orchard; 2 barns: driv-
ing stied; stable and other buildings; also a
sm all portion of hush on the premises. There
is a river running through the hush ptirt
which is never dry. The farm is well drain-
ed and in a good state of cultivation. For
further particulars, apply to
S AML'EL litNDLE, Exeter, Ont.
ion with the theory of sanity; stili, we
areconvincedthat unless the ? very
highest expert opinions were setu red.
His Excellency would not be advised
to sanction the death sentence.. '.We
have all along believed that this was a
case.in which clemency might . well
have been extended: but if subsequent
investigation—industrious, earliest and
eliable, and based upon an ' unqueet.
ionabje diagnosis of. Harvey's mental
condition -established the criminal's
sanity—then there was no course left,
thai1"expiac
` tion of.: hts awful of-
„qr
ei ee uponathe gallows.
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Ids
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INCLUDING
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Highest Price paid for Butter
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Ile has in stock some of the
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speak so highly of the photo-
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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
(rood if •not better than any of
the leading g,alleries in the
cities and their prices are $4'h
and $5 per doz., while - they
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