HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1875-1-13, Page 4HAPPY N11,«' YEAH
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VISITOI-tg TO THE
vel. ?b CASE.
We tide Editor tit the Exeter Times-
Slls.- In
your last )138 00 tilers is a
parageaPh signed i'allstiti&'"--(Pity that,l
LW could not give laic right name) hot
I know pretty well wile lie ie by the
subJect platter ; ,also by seeded hien
going to your office shortly befog e pub.
Notation. But before lie assumed such
A title he slaoa'd have boon just and
have spoken,; the truth, instead of a tis-
sue of falsehoods, and of whish Ile
'knew hotter, and, if I ala ;lot lilietalcen,
hewas present at the (miso died) trial
at Zurich. in the tiretplace, he says
Haat he hin full possession of the facts..
Then, why didlie lust tell the truth ?
He drags there Wore I.NT, d3r0wnl and
other Magietra+es on I lie bench, which_
was au abolniriable falsehood, for Mr.
Brown sat alone, ire netted me to sit
with him, which I declined, as I saw
Mr. Brown was in very bed humor, and.
I wap satisfied that he c4-1(1 riot mean to
do Gill justieo and the subsequent
proceedings justrfiad we :iu lay opinion.
I am therefore glad that I did not dis-
grace myself by taking ti part in the iu-
famous proceeding, for 1 obert D )w, J.
P., (who was also present) and I eau
positively swear that Mr. Brown did not
take dcwn the evidence as it was given.
He garbled the whole in a manner
highly discreditable to him ; every part
of the evidence made against Gill was
carefully taken, while that iu his favor
was entirely omitted ; and how a 'uan
who has sworn to do justice could have
acted as Mr, Brown did, I ani at a loss
to oonueivo. As for the information
and bummons, the least said tile better
for 141r. Brown's reputation as a Magis-
trate. As far as the appeal is concern-
ed, Gill's lawyer advised hire t. take it
to Toronto, as all the'papers were de-
cidedly bad. As for the Judge giving
judgment against Gill, was utterly false,
as no judgment was ever given, nor any
costs, as the telegram below will clearly
thew. As some gentlemen in Guderich
advised Gill to abandon the appeal, Gill
cousulled ole ou the subject, and I told
hitt not to disoblige hie friends as it
Would be for his benefit ultimately, and
RE
, , . . ,,,, - . A
to abandon the appeal ; so I think
" Justiiia" does not maintain his char-
, actor for veracity. The telegram below
will vouch for rhe truth of my asserti-
ons. With regara to Gill's guilt, if
Gill was guilty, why did " Justitia" and
Brown go crying to the Crown Attorney
and telling him falsehood:. (of which he
is now fully aware) to try to get Gill to
abandon the proseentiuu against Prout
and Simpson, fc•robstructing him in.his
duty, and that if he wanted to do so
Brown would withdraw the case against
Gill ? This shows that the case agaiuet
Gill was trumped. up for the vile pur-
po:re of getting GUI to abandon the
proeecutiou of Prout and Simpson at
the Assizes. With regard to the cora•
this affair about 1) - t
Are reaping the rich benefits of a purely cash business, leav
mg their neighbors that deals with the merchant who both buys
cud sells on credit, to not only pay the bad debts of somebody
else, but to pay the large percentage the merchant inght have
s Ived had he bought his goods for cash. We also assert (not
without proof) tht the c sh pt ron of the merch nt doing a
credit business actually indirectly pays a portion each year of
Iris neighbor's store -account, without any remuneration, save
the ch grin he feelE at the deliber to way he has been gulled,
il..aimuch as he is charged from
li
15 to 30 pr.ct. more t han a legitimate
Profit.
To coarterbalance the interest on his neighbor's account
and to assist in paying the
BO Debts of SomebodyElse
nun naemeut of ,
vying to cheat Exeter out of two dol
'ars fur his poll -tux, every person pre-
sent ("Justitia" included) knows full
well teelulamt'us transactions of Brown.
It was {le tvho wrote the receipt of tat2
paid, •whish molts never paid ; it was
he wino wrote"the certificate of tee path -
work doue, which way never performed
—both of which was disapproved of by
Mr. McAllister, the Path -master of the
`t'ow'nship of Hay.
Tuts GIDLEv, J. P.
[TELEGRAu.—''fie Prout. Think cont
victim bad ; eau get certiorari in. vaaAt-
tiou.]
Besides all this, we save as large a percentage by buying fo
cash, as the retail customer does. Thus the public has tt double.
advantage in purchasing from us over any house in reach of
h:xeter, vi:,., that of us both
BUYING & SELLING FOR CASH
And as we poi chase a large portion of our stock
Direct from the Pactori E S
Where they are made, consequently the consumer and the
producer are in a great many lines in our business substantially
brought face to face, andwe are therefore emancipated from the
heavy t:c. which the who CSC, 1c11: c E 11.) Iibly lar.s. ,;, 1, u K
date purchasers.
LET US LIVE.
On the 12th day of Der. a certain
party (generous euougil when sober),
Balled at my door requesting me to go
for a buggy ride ; at first 1 felt rattler
indifferent about going but Upou faar•
tiler importunity conseuted to r'ecom-
pany hien to a friends a few miles dis-
taut. immediately upon getting into
the buggy he applied the whip to the
horse and heedlasa of a!1 remonstrances
ou lay part drove at a furious rate,
checking and tahippirag tile horse then
giving him the role until the animal was
iu a rage with fear. I attempted to
stop the horse laid jump out but nay
attempt was frustrated by the intoxi-
cated driver. We were tliown and my
arui broken by the fall, N ow it would,
be supposed the euift,ri,u s of the frac-
ture with the pecuniary loss which my-
self and family shall suffer by suspen
elou of business should have enlisted
the sympathy rather then censure of
every right-minded man in the colnrnu-
liity but daily you hear of a "drunken !%
drive " which some evil-dispased par-
ty
with a good deal of cheek and very
little forethought has felt disposed to
float throughout the neighborhood in
connection with my name. Now I find
it difiic ill to bear this last expression
and linty be pardoned if I 'iuforrin the.
pnblic that I arra a mar upon whom in-
temperance has no claim. that I deify
that getleman or any other to furnish
we with a single instance in which my-
self or any of my family were under
the influnce of liquor and I hereby de-
ny the veracity of that report concern-
ing meso freely circulated throughout,
the neighborli)od. D. G. Wnrrz. •
W. make our legitimate gain, and
The Customer Pays but One Profit
Toe nimble siix pensee is bette than the slow shilling.
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We have a few special lines worthy of particular notice.. In
Dry Goods we have
Morir S Undershirts & Drawers, •
Ladies' Shawls, Breakfast Shawls
V O*704 *;SO
Broderick is selling goods cheap
for Cash. Great Bargains dur-
ing the Holiday season.
st
Christmas and New Yoar's Goods,—New Valentia Raisins
new Sugar Raisins, new Layer Raisins, new Suttana Raisns,
Fresh Young Hyson Tea, choice Japan Tea, strong Gunbowder
Tea, fragrant Congo Tea. Motto China Cups, motto China
1fugs, fancy China Tea Sets, strong granite Tea Sets, fancy
Vases. Ladies Ties, Ladies Promenade Scarfs, Ladies Kid
Mitts, Ladies Kid Gloves, Ladies Cloth Gloves, Ladies Linen
Collars, Ladies Linen Cuffs. Gent's Ties, Collars, Cuffs,
Scarfs, Hats, Caps, Underclothing, dcc., in great variety, at
RANTON'S.
s
And Nu'bia:s,, Bed Blankets, horse Blankets, and Buffalo Robes
Which We are selling ghost the ghost of current prices;
In Groceries, we have
ri+;Asf. SUGARS A.1435 RAISINS,
'W'hich to price will entirely eclipse attenp t at tOTAIN3
AMERICAN.
CHARLIE Ross.—Some few days ergo
a report reached Philadelphia that the
authorities in Milford, .N. 11., had Char-
lie Ross in their possession. Charlie's,
p,treuts at once went to the place, but
only again to be disappointed. as his
real name was Blanchard, be having
been picked u' whilst playing in front'
of his mother's house at St. Albans,
FLED TO CANADA.-- N. C. Williamson,
of Delmore, Ohio, obtained $20,000
cash from the .Lima, Ohio, Bank and
fled to Canada. The farmers to whorn
he owed large suns for timber, assern
bled in large force, formed itt proses-
sloe, marched to the factory andibegan
loading with staves, inaehiilery and
whatever' other valuables they could llay,
hands on. When the factory was cone.
pletely riddled they went to a store, it)
which Williamson was it ptrtner,'and
seized it. Wiltiamson'e liabilities will
reach over $100,000.
°NCH A 1M'.11LLIo5AXlm. Alanson Pal-
mar, who a few years ago otviwd solus
of the driest steamers on the great lakes,
au whose great wealth made [tits one
of the powerful eitire;t,e of Buffalo,
died the talon dry in att a►syltun. pea."
trilese and trazy, at tile age of eighty-
one years. He lout his wealth in reek.
less speculation.
ANNULLING 3otYCi'AMY.—W'
.. . Stolle.
Utah emigration agent, has arrived tat
Washinf ou, bringing .with him a du,
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signed by ZJd t )
plicate X,ritition,,8t30 l
mon wttnon, addressed to Congress,
prayi►Ig the Clotted States to give Utah
a State Government, and to what' the
P'tdard luny it polygamy, y. ;lana potitioui
*Ong ental& alerrautsen pends Wilk
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bale Refuter
Farm stock eto.—Joan. 20th the pro-
rerty of the late R. Pinoomb Lot
11 Con. 4 Usborne W. Hodgson.
Auc.
RAILROAD OPENS FOR
PASSENGER TRAFFIC
NEXT MONDAY.
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A O. takes thin opportunity of thanking his friends and the inhabitants eif
h gxetur and vicinity, for their past liberal patronage, Lopingtourertt the sante l?y eupp YRa
Me customers wttin everything tutus nue
SUPEEtOB TO ANYTIIING EVER BEFORE O11l: EKED IN EXETER
WEDDING CAKES litA-DE To O1%D7 R. fi0CIAL3 AND P,AIVED28 A SPECIALITY..
' FAUILIES WAITED ON DAILY.
' +w 3RE. 13 Qo sta'Z .t1y' O =maul,
At the Exeter North Post-ofpoe. and T. Short',, Crediton, and Mikhail's, Centralia,
teeter, December nth, 1870.
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LADIES
WAY OUR
Brilliantine Hair Cream,
the most beautiful hair dressing iu use
ORIENTAL HAIR RESTORER
will in a very short time produce. a healthy growth
ROSE GLYCERINE EMOLLIENT
is without a rival for whitening and softening the skin
ROSE TOOTH PASTE
for beautifying the gums anikpreservingthe teeth from dooay.
ROSE CREAM
for improving the complexion, and removing tan, freckles, ote.
GLYOER INE JELLY
will remove all soreness caused by exposure, cracked hands, ate.
SOLE MANUFACTORY,
Dominion Laboratory, Exeter.
GEO. TEIEYTON,
Manager.
Member Ontario Pharmacy
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Exeter, December 23, 1875.
FUR'N'ITUR
1. This Rebus is to inform the public that we are prepared
to fill orders for Furnilure, home-made or foreign, rich in design,
of elegant workmanship and latest styles, or of plait
among which may be noted Bureaus, Tables, Arm -chairs, Di-
vans, Hat -racks, Wash -stands, Book -eases, and a miscellane-
ous stock of Cabinet Ware, 2. A well furnished house is the
pride of a sensible woman and an iiatelligent man. 3. Remem-
ber our address, and. do not fail to call on us.
CORRECT.
NAME. RESIDENCE.
Dr Moore, Exeter,
Sarah A Goodaere, Liman,
%Ire Jane Gregory, Centralia,
R 0 Tye, Baysvllle,
DATE.
Nova-
Nov •17
Dec 11
Dec 25
INCORRECT.
NAME RESIDENCE.
Annie Whitlock, Exeter,
Tate W D Bright,
Mrs C Willis, "
Kate McLeod. .
Gordon McLeod, "
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DATE.
Nov 27
Doc 4
Dec —
Dec 18
Deo 18
Being the first to send in a correct Solution, he becomes the possessor of
TIIE CANE ROCKING CHAIR.
But I throw out now a consoling idea, and say I have any quantity of them,
and a Merge assortment of other FURNITURE still $N hand.
JOIDRF,W.
Exeter, Jan. 12th, 1875.
SAMWE L
PICKARD
}:egto inform thepubllo that they have engaged
MR B
RIGHT
Formerly with McIntyre & Co,
to conduct their
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
and feel coufideut that all orders entrusted to them will give
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
AII elothe purchased from them will be
CUT FREE OF CHARGE
Theo have also received a large lot of All -wool Shawls
Blankets, bought much below their value,
which they are now offering at
Great Bargains.
Stock Full in all Departmentsr
and
THE L., H. 8c B. R. IS COMING
And we are Still Ahead,
nal have opened out the
LARGEST. c,;r L.r1.r 0nEl aikoI3ST.
stook of Goods ever brought into Exeter.
Of Everything in the General Line of Business.
consisting of
btap e & Fancy Dry -Goods, Millinery
Ready. -made Olotain.g,
Gents' FursiIh tge, Hato & Caps, Carpets, House Furnishings, Hardware, Groceries, Loop.
and Sha s/,-6 atiouery, Wall Payers, drockory and telasewsre, Patent Afedieiues,&e., &s.
X have r3lW ti,ured the services
of
B. W. H. IVES
CLEARING SA
olgualop iii'
454
WIIITE`w'
SUCL ons TO;t3. B. ol'l>Er> rzi
ST, MARY'S,
Selling out their Winter Stpi1
PRICES AND BAItFAINS
TiNUSUAL AT RETAIL
MAY BE LOOKED FOB.
TIENDEIISON & WHITE.
OMINION GUMS 1•OP ANB BI -
VDT.; FL1t FACTORY.
R. W. S O P E
Manufacturer of and deeior in
,RpItea, Sher Guns, ]Regetuer'
of 5owinanvilie, late of Toronto, as manager of my Clothing 'Department. All work sent out
by him guaranteed to be eoeend to none in the Dominion. Pant cutting a speciality. All,
perilous favoring us with µcall will find the goods and prices !Jett. Beweinborr this is the
t ev rthinyou want at low prices. N, B.—All kende of Farm Produce taken in
place do ge y Y g aahrigga.
Ezetor Sl, 1876:
a'AS PICKARD
a.
iJndertakt ti
anc% urnzttrd
ct -lrer
E` WOULD
r 1' oauepo5laletteuttou
to QUr uutitlt,ikirlg depart.,
n,ont, which' is more (win.vete than eror,as moo havri
added several noW designs
of late. Tile beat delle ie,
caskets',thlouds a
ire *Very
y
Inner I rs' nisi'
Iotee8t Miser. Ott ,,tie*
ins
aibare Y , II 'prokramitted by
cow otent tea es
t tb be'
p
second tp eon♦ tri the
Drwluos.
J OULD SAY TO
those who' intend
purulla(YIng to do so from
the nnauufaeturet% X11w
dealer vino buys to well
again must neressaraly
boyo at pica. WO shift
toive 11.e urchaeore the
K
p $.
benefit, 'VJina}1; cannot fail
to meet tiw views of the
Grangor,Y. Our expenses
litre lees tltantho$o of city
uwuu froiurarr,aonsetitien t-
y **taus
Emblem s far 41 theiffcDont • , oyc -i etic8
C. f+ .. G I..)a.✓L
NOTICE.
rjlHE COUNTY COUNCIL OF HU
ron will meet in the Coni t Room in the Tows
of Guderich ou
TUESDAY, 25th of J&N., INSTANT
G adericb, Jan loth, 1878.
PETER. LbAMa N,
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Brick Stora and dwelling house, -Also frame
wellin g and stable, forsate, centre ao1 ilaia.
chute Exeter.
BIBLES. Prayer Books, Hymn Books,
Casse'.1's Magazine, Saturday Maga-
sine, Infannts' Magazine, Saint.
day Journal, Day of Rest,
Sunday at Home, *Children's
Friend, Wide Awake, Chat.
terbox, Friendly Visitor,
Childs' Companion, Band of
Hope, British Workman, Ad.
'riser, Christian Treasury, British
Fi Juvenile, Albums, Work boxes
Writing Desks, dm., deo.,
1 OR CHRISTMAS.
THE FIRST TRAIN
M"" Highest cash price paid for hides and
sheep skins,
There has just
ARRIVED
BISSETT BROS.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
STOVES
ter brought into Exeter, imported from Lois.
don, amillou and Toronto.
This stook has been purchased with the inten-
tion of selling it again,'aud not with ai4y idea
of keeping one stove over, aswdould be the
ease were they not bought at low ratan and to
sold at the smallest margin of profit...,,
We ` Cannot be Undersold,
and are bound to give satisfsctaon.
Do not fail to call before pnrehasing elsewhere,
and examine our stock of
Tinware, Copper -ware, etc,
LAMPS, CHIMNIES, COAL -OIL.
and 1,000 L SCALES1rOR $18.
Copper, iron, ete., bought.
BISS i;TT, BROS.
FRESH ARRIVALS!
AT THE
People ' s Grocery
Store.
J. CR UNNI AN
C
has received s large stock of
GROCERIES.. CROCKERY &e
also a large stock of
BOOTS Cid SZCOES
suitable for Fall and Winter, eonsistlng cYf
Men's, Women's and Child.
ren Wear.
n
Those event of r fere
h l glade artiste eta lens het► ,
and shoe linerag
s old not fail to
EXAMINE MY STOCK
:Before r '
tl 1 t eh'asi
y U
N bl
es my e-pbrlenoe of tbirty years in that line eel
blee rine in purohasing to eeleet that oulywiniean_
call rodoremnend.
A LAII E LOT OF
Ffrst
s1'Utrl,' .Il l ]T+i1V1L' ',
a CRUNNICA
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