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fully well, and, so 0,6 to keep poste With
the times, resolved to have a l:ltilrolta
WO. to that. end made strenuous exer-
tiolA,t1Att eetk red the passage. through
40 40641414Y grailting bonuses the town of the Grand 1.411014 Tliq
o luge xatowftiotarilig- iiriia$ liow
being eo frefJly discussed. by Om presS
of the rising- townii agonnti, that we
feel constrained', the interests ol our
,oung town and whatever Ananufactu,
revs nii0t come into it, to again Jitty a
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WOrd6, 4.1t110110` beiore st Lte 0Q04, 1.01101 11,0,i, eyelltwdly cousol.
We Palatial, defend the system of bonus mated, and the people of the place re.•
then thought, themselves, a Made Peo-
ple, an4 seorned the idea ,of graining
bonuses to manufactures', . Coaticoolt,
a rival town„ and laboring :under far
less favorable circumstances, pielted. up.
what the other had reluSed, and nego-'
tiated with a Nottingham (tng".)
fer 'tlie removal of their plant to Coati:1.
tPAhtiog .011 any principle within itself',
yet we are forced to justity the action
oo other grounds. One .(if these is,
that this mode ofincreasing the wealth
f place was originated long since,
tid the good results following Paused
n endorsement of the principles by
other towns in them offering indoee;
meats ofa nature. It waw not\
long before a matria of bonusing became
contagion 04114.1 any district, any town,
no matter where or how poor it was,
so long os email raise a bonus, might
bave flig giant power ia its midst. , So
IllonoPOlizing bits this thiog become,
thst now a perporation asking' an in-
dividual or company- to settle down
with fifty or sixty meo and a foundry
or something of Um kind, wteuld have
rather large smile given them unless
the hold otit the needed bowie. Tho
joiced in the benefits, winia tit 060 of
Sherbrooke Witoessing its depopnlating
effect on their own Otte° 'regretted the
apathy they had displayed.
1stility, the necessitie,e and ativantage$
to be derived from. tiaving such institu-
tione are too apparent'ito be debatable.
Therefore, if wo wish to socceed'as
other plagee we have to throw aside our
ruitipathy to bonlis granting or forever
witllout .sucli a feeder- to' our
populati*o inanufactores would eq.:
tainly prove te be,
As to the extra advantages offered
by Exeter to manufacturers we eau on-
ly say that they are equally beneficiel.
glassaeopAy aresLy eo 1875 Tri" already acknowledged that no sec-
oe;
The only Liberal -Con ervative J,ournal in Rout
Iluron,
.14F.J.CertElf).
Of the Don Quixote ot history we
tivti a repeater in the person of the
Treasurer of Ontario bo -day, A few
days since there was almost a certain
vc.-zioes that the 1101. T. P. would
yield the almost r.intilimotts reqnest
of the peessa of the-oonutry, and eon
test some constituency, so :that might
be made apparent aemetblauce to*ards
setainiust his rieat legally, But even in
thiS AVO were' doomed to disappoint-
-reed,. Many constituencies have ten-
sloredeso it is seted, to Mr. Croolfs an
l'Portenity to represent them in par-.
liament, and many have dare,1 him to
eeetest given places, but all etliese of-
rs and challenges hare reeeived the
cold shoulder, Centre 'Wellington ex-
cepted. These favored people reeeiv-
.ed his gradient smile a few days since,
-when lie went uP there to investigate
matters exit to " out the polor fpf
the soil," as it were, but not fulfil his
eapprior in office, ,goaded by •the clam-
'`------Oolirgr dr the preS4' of -the 'Conn try lad—
nrged him to it, and asked him,
" Now if you'll venture for my sake
To try the toughness of your back!'
" spying- ont of the land " proved
tioo ef eountry i$ blessed with greater
beauty, with better or wealthier farms
ars, or a more enterprisiog people. - It
is also a singular fact that no failures
of any moment have occurred Isere for
many years. En a few short weeke Ex-
eter will hold no menittl po'ition on a
liue of railroad whicli giVO3 dint -A com-
munication, without change., with the
great chain of lakes—Erie ou the
South and Huron ou the North—ex-
tending to the great North-west and
the Pacific slepe by the latter and to
the Atlantic by the former. On these
grounds, then, would we not be justi-
fied in offering to manufacturers even
lesser inducements than they might
expect in other places ? The question
then resoiaes itself, are we m a pesition
at the present time to offer a cash bon-
us or only sufficieutly able
to offer a remission of taxes ['or
a number of years. The latter might
be a sufficient inducement to entice a
manufacturing firm of small calibre,
yet of commercial importance:, while
by the corporation remission 'Of taxes
fur a number of years would not be felt.
Then, -we say, if there is a peseibility'of
adding to our population and increasing
our importance by such a. means, let
at once take steps to seeiir e B.O.,
farther, it is not. at ,tyencan
attract institutions'of a broader., basis,
whose field would bo the Dominimo.
withont comprimisiog the .treasnry, and
are we able to do it. From a munieip-
to be akin to thet of the spies sent out ality yet in its swaddlino olothes
,
Ji3r moses to view toe p4-noisoe land, reply that Re can. seenis a boasting
one. Yet we sae it on these grounde,
,exesi the rePort' he brought bank to lino, ebeethe
meney invested s would. be a
who his defendant` state es lals leader profitable outlay, and the interest on
threugh, the, elesere of 'Mammon, and the whole would he met -by she estab-
who declines to accept of hiseresigna. lislan.eut or eStablishnients. during the
tion of office, was something, like that first year, by* the increased tone given
to the place in even that short tiffie.—
,handed to Meees by the spies of Bible The money eeela be borrowea for a
ziote. He refused to enter the laud, term of years, and, owing to the in -
,and remains au unrepresenting creasing, population, be paid off before
Tun St. Illary'e editor peddled an ar-
tiele of his own around town end show.
ed it to several high echool teachers,
with the request that they would criti-
eise it without merey. They reported
not over half,a-dozen errors, es d the
author is happy, Poor fellow I ' those
teachers knew what ailed him.
...Atlf443) Was about I% looU
on Tues(lay niglitdast, and. they Wera
ia 1,111cy, $elae yotato from Us -
borne, Instead, c4f .pttnig Into Air;
rrity).er's wlifeh they
W9ve, .gatborino., thoy Were ltabbed by
constable Gill, who had boon watobliv
for tlietn and Was OrWAVO Of glow prO,
ceedings, rrlie cause for their ttrrest
wo,s the latenese of the lioor, and the.
suspieioas circumstancos under which
thoy wore found. We lintterstaild that
the saMe parties have been seen here
before this time, under lite, suspicious
eirenniStances, They ;‘''''-e,allowed their
Into Watford Advocate says 'that Re.
formers should net be, ehnSed because
eight Conservatives lacated' their seats
'when the non-confidonce which
defeated the Government ,of the late
John Sandfield Macdonald was boccie
the House. Ot course not. But that
joureel seem's to be well posted. Onis
it a mild way of inirtuating that eigh
conitituenciee were without moo:there?
si
Selitin,ei. says 4.‘. toys
°titan t gumin their employer s
ceree
-A NORTIIERN exchange speaks of a
publie cemetery. This is significant
.
when we teke int0 account that. the
, ,
editor Is a strong man :lard writee furl-
,
ons articles.
Treasurer. In the face of things.it the ratepayers would know there ever
111)1(3,r(7,0° T4SattY °Yelling 6f
last week, the following 'were installed
°Moe bearers in the I. 0, 0. P. 01° thN,
otoe: shadaia, N. G.
J, N, Roward Y. G.
41ex. G. Byer, R. S.
11. Larabrook,Treas.
Freelaud, 'Warden
.13Srobtevirdic,)111i, 80-0 21'.
Mattiee, L. S.
G. 1took, V. G. L. S.
3. Brawn ON. G. R. S.
Jory, L. S. S.
C. Tom, 1.1.S, 8,
C. Senior, Representative o the
Grand Lodge.
BRAIN. lilxokustrorg.—Mr. James L
Fellows. St Solms, N. B. SIR,—ILLIP,
mg, while at yoor establishment, care-
fully examined your prescriptions, and
-the seethed of preparing your Cone7-
pOUnd SYrUp, I feel anxious tO give it a
fair trial in my prfiotice. Fez' the ,last
twelve months have done so, and I
kind that Incipient Consumption,
and other diseases of the throat and
lungS it has done wonder's, In rester -
leg persons suffering from the eftects
or Diptheria, and the cough following
Typhoid Fever, prevalent in this region,
it is the best retnedial aeont I have
ueed. But for persons suffering from
exhaustion th,e powers of the brain
and nervous 'system, from long contin-
ued study or teaching, or in thoee cases
of exhaustion from which so many
young men suffer, I know of DO better
for restoration to health than. your
Compound Syrup.
If you think this letter ot any sernice,
yeas are at liberty to use it as you see
fit.
I remain yours, enc.,
EMS IN CLAY, M. D.
Pugwaeh, N. S. Jailuary 1:4', 1868.
'
Is speaking of tile " seatless" minis.
ter, an 'exchange says ; ° West Wel-
lington lias chosen him as their candi-
date, but we don't know whether he
will except the nomination." He won't
except.
seente rather strange thet Mr. Crooks, had been a debt of the kind flanging
over them It may be thought that
if colly knowing that lie was alrea y le- this is placing the matter in a epurious
gaily filling the offiee ot Treasurer of light, and so as to conciliate those of
Ontario and occupyieg the position of our readers with the matter in question
Minister of the -crown should. at ell it would not be expected that' the
the leOal municipal rate ore the assess -
through a constitueucy bat would re-
ment at the time of granting.,
Aker bathe in the fatn098 of 04iee dui*. To show what an effect she obtain.
ing the pleasureof those who had pow- ing of a bonus has upon eny mieuufac-
MR. McCracken of Brussels Las a
goantity of hair for plastering purposes
for sale ; also a quantity of sugar.
Where did that hair come from ?
fourtett.
Counoil met order of tile Eeelre a
the scheol Itoose, 14.eter; J1-114' lOth;
1870;
PA/Sent, the Iteeve and Couneill?re
Pieltard, And Vority. mut-
iites pvevionb, meeting were read turd
eonticnicd, A number of orders were
passed.
'„Coilders were received from Thouitta
1),OrrYs Jelin Clench, Eared ,DrOW
Wm. Trebto for the building of au en-
gine house and 1001c -up., Mr; Troble's
tender being the lowest, ;11;30,- Iftio ac-
cepted by the ()0t1/leil on niet,i0, of J.
VicIttird, seconded by I).
No. 1,0, 157,5, To define tlio
JiiTas of Electoral, Divisions of the Vil-
lage of Exeter, '`f.'on tho pospoee of oleo.
tion of member'', of trio Legislative A.s-
seinbly tind - of tile House of
()opinions, was duly void and passed,
on illotiori of J. Pickard, seconded by
1). onus. "
cleric was instructed to make in-
quiries concerning fire Origin e, and tf)
rOpOrt tO the Connell.
Moved by J. Pickard, --eeeonded
D. Jolts's, Iliat this Couneil adjoura
until call of the neeve.—Carried,
' M. EAORETT, Clerk.
suelsasosessossalamassomossonss
"'strati and Vicinity.
THE fcllowing is putting it on pretty
thickly : 11 The Voters' Lists for the
Township of West Wawanosh are out
and we flatter- ourselves they reflect
credit on the establishment where they
were printed. The Township Clerks of
both Kinloss and Wawanosh have our
best thanks for the clear copy we were
supplied with of the names, and we en-
detivored to do the best in our power to
make the work look neat and useful."
--Tfa:cheritye. •
" The St. Mary's strees.aud the Sons
of Temperauce are qoarrelling, and the
Exeter TDIES wishes the Arens bought
off, and coolly offers fifty cents for that
purpose. But where's the other fifty
cents to collie from ?"=Stratforil
(11(1. What's the other fifty cents for,
Mr. ilerald ?,,
make an effort to-repreeent the people granted. would much more_than exceed,
er to keep him there. Uodoubtedly, Wring firm, we bave only to potet to
his ideas as uttered and his actioes are tile large. iron works of Uessre•
greatly at variance, son Sr -Williams, of"Mitchell. For IL
number of years they command.ed
The stand areoks has to, levee and increasing trade, 'and had
lten in his commotion with tke govern.- every, reason for satiefaction as 'they
went and the position he occupies re. looked around on the town which they
fleet,: the smallest credit 011 the gev had in great meesure, helped to build
en But they were human. Stratford,
element as adepts in diplomacy while it
' a town which has Yeduced bonos grant-
beepe upon:himself untoldPrabies kr his in t ton hnowing and realizing
o sys st "
skill in the art, Ile occupies a, single the advantages which accrue "from it,
vue in the ministry has bnt one thtew a, $20,000 bait before .this Mit.
voice, aca no sat. yet he is able to shell firm as an inducement to retrieve
the)r works holais bolus from ;Mitchell to
bully his e°11e4i4eg, and maiPthi-1-1 his Stratford, This was too tempting- en
position in tile Ministry dstsprte the 11- offer, and the reeult is that they have
legality of,the proceeding, It is then agreed to desert 'Mitchell by the first of
evident ghat if the government is hien,. SePteneher, Seich a thing Ire a
„ cipelity having granted a eeirsortable
Paolo of oorriPelling his rest8naeon'ain` bonus regretting the move may have
'n stielt evout, by its neutral, attitude, eeetierea, but w, have iloyer heel,. cog.
erniles at it') the Ineinbers thereof are nizant of it. Oehawa, only afesv short
. .
unfit for the position in whieli they are 3'ears since was but a small villagl.—
pieced., Tlie intlueellieut Plan was itsloptecl by
On the othei liana, the count is no ti's mlinit'iPalitY' and is Still eillitihiled
until,. now, fr°'11 tile ()ffebts of tills sYsr
1)°L.Lbr' Arai tile g°rernsient is '/tiii 1° tern, it has become a town of eon il .
lela,me. We are told that Mr. Crooks ab,le manufacturin,g importance, s (Tell);
Is not to blame ab all ', that the Prem.,' village of Listowel sets a good evatople
8 asked to accept of i‘lr. Crooks' Ili this Partici-liar. At €1; Public meet -
log held there 011 TOesday eyening of
re,ignation, but refueed. On what
last weolf, resolittions were passed. to
tTonials is yet, te be )(wiled. It
xeter astri
GREEN apples and doubled -op boys.
.7. K.—ottani:a orltitl fed Prra.tio
thoughts in an excited crowd," will ap-
pear next week.. -
- Fon 62.1.--Fer sixty-two and one-
half cents you. can get the TIMES from
now to the end of the year.
Ton season of fruit is now at hand,
when the doctors resume the happY
look which bespreads their qountenan-
nes during the skating season.
Ponsonso.—We learn that Mr. Mc-
Lean of the Expositor intends taking it
trip to Colorado for the good of his
health. •
nifty
bo tliat his abilities are well fitted
,fer laie offite and with regard tre their
tralibre he rePlains alarm, But deee
pot his rejection by the people to whore
he was beet aegerainted speak eoneider-
ably diff'etent from that. Nor does
"peels fter the other members of
$11, t
e lie goverment. t est Me. owa should
retain tbe,sesdless Treasurer, becartee
.t1.1 0114 Wl.t4 I./0 other in the tidniluistra.
4i5n tapAIO of fillitig the office, It le.
-'eeels trier() plainly than ever tha there
id a 1Yealtuessytantiewliere. Again, if
*11611r:order ititagints that it, would be
nsafe to allow the intich-tallied-of to
,try his hand en an eleetioti contest
tho rooni and stead of ElOtYie resigning
4.8116Wer, lest be Citheithl de,..rettf,
ate counting of. 11686 evince 'one
OM' ltattlap, it shows hint to be
0414,4 p weirlin
• TUE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT.—WO 1111.
slerstand that a member of Merchants
and 'othets in the city who were accue-
tomed to send orreceive gocdsper Exe-
ter stage, are at present colleating
sun' of money :tobe given tO the 'widow
end tinnily of Brooks, the, driter, who
met his death in a enelancholy .thanner
related, by na a few -days eget. The de -
Cease, we believe, was .an.inoneet; man
and this testithony to his worth will ho
doubt be duly appreciated by wid-
ow and children, who. are not, it is
Disoec,vinn.---On Friday Iasi ,
, .
Jory's little child. fell and dislOcat-
ed her shoulder. It was soon placed in
a proper position by Drs. Browning Sr,
NEW CLOTEES.—The °North Star".B.
C. Club will appear next Saturday in
their new uniform, which consists of
blue cap, white shirt and knickethock-
-ers.
,BASE BALL.—A. match game at base
ball is to take place between the North
Star" Club of this place and the "At -
trusties " of Lucan on Saturday next, en
the ground of the former. r
THE BRUSSELS POST.—We are pleased
to notice that this jourual, which is one
of the best of our exchanges, has
comMencedits third year. This speaks
well for its proprietors, who seem to
be pushier, and energetic men.
PICNIC.—PiCniOS tO lal-e are now
the order of the day. On Tuesday
morning last Messrs. Grigg, Dew aed
Fisher, with their families made quite
a show as they passed through town on
their way to the picnicking grounds:
IN FULL BLAST.—MeSSrs. StaBley &
jennyn COMMen Ceti operations on Mon-
daY last. and eeport a good business for
the start. Their etore presents a fine
,appearance and is well filled with an
excellent and a well -assorted etock
every department.
Itseee Duee.--Xotwitbstanding that
rnanyof the nTercliants in other phices
are growling because business is not
reehing, we ehoohl judge from the
erowde that stop tit Messrs. Samwell
Piclfard's store that they should sing
" on that score.
C1110310S.—Mr. Chas Senior has on
display and for Sale a number of exeel-
len t nlir0C00S, at his photograph studio.
Obey are of superior quality, and will
meet with excellent sale, to judge from
their price. It is Mr. Senior's inten-
nrittlt 41, bODllg of $4,000 to Ide. James tion to keep this clitss of goods constant-
ly on. hand,
Shields for the ereetion of a mill, with
eapacitrof three run of stmiee, and
that ;$2.000 be given to Mr. 1.3rewer,
provided!be:moves his mill, from Trow-
bridge' to Lietowel, turd increuees its
capacity to three ren of stones. 'We do
not at present ask' thaf, It bonus Should
,
be granted to a Imhof thle land, for we
think we ate now favored with superior the Contrail -betel this (Thursday) eve-
nAcEOssE.—We lave been asked late-
ty why does Exeter not sport a lactoeee
club -We cannot !say, but think if
the matter were Agitated, it good elub
could, be organized in .thiS rlace And
would suggest that all' favorable to a
movoinent of the kind would meet at
..4If 4
,Atr:j. Y. ,Savage, two door ft trona Mciouni"o he-
tel4has been appointed our agent for Liman and
vitanity; Jo mithorizoa vocetve macro tor sob -
=41, 81: j(<3.1004Mtaiiati,iLtes,t1 ail to oolleet aao0unt13,
wirtont is not respousibk; for all correspou-
'
(From OUr Own CorrosnonnOnt).
WHO CAN BEAT IT ?---..1.01111 Eddy,
farmer, Biadulph, clipped a fleece aver-
aging 151 inchee* in length from a
shoaling owe. •
Baer, Bane, --A game of base bell
was played between the Lucan and Ail-
sa Craig, which resulted in a victory for
Liman by 64 tO 13. C. Quigley acted
umpire.
By spe3ial telegram to the Tin -lost
Liman, July 17, 1875. A game of
base baltwes played here this afterniion
between smokers and nonesmokers.
Tile former came off victoisous by a
seore of 20 to 14. -
SottoorrlatisrEE.—We are happy to
state that Mr.nPashley has been ap-
pointed school trustee in place of Dr.
Burgess, who nas lately zemoved from
Liman to Seaforth. Mr. Pashley was
elected by acclamation.
4 COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION. -1--A writ-
ten examination of the pupils of t'he
pupils the First Division of the Lu-
cas' public school took pleoe on Mon-
day and Tuesday ltbst. The subjects of
examintstion we,re reading, spelling,
arithmetic, grammar aud hietory. The
following gentlemen acted as examin-
ers : Messrs. Crtmican, Cann, Rat-
cliffe, McDiarmid, MuTaggart (the
teacher), and Dr. llossack. As pt•izes
were to be awarded, the competition
was ve7 keen.
PRIZE L1ST.
AlVi 4
ormiatO or $6 lilLopio WITA
MAittrOmiWor,i.kNr--Oii Monday ovoning
of laat woolg, at 6:00
4010 at WO, fiQatli owl eft TtIntherrY
idieet were etartled by bearing oiica of
"D,IOrder," and hearing trioof boreal),
isof;lintgasweknoe7,itgre:leti.ii itsr,e1;eliteteati,aite4thoey'icaota9rielre
female took part 'in tile oho
of the former being enoaged to viooroust-
ly pommelling the ether with a, large
leltun(IP11(14grlitinIg0101,a1Wnhlillne4itlZelin'wlinti'arAnti(11.'.1vtlats'
endeavoring to shield the victim frotu
the wrath of his ipforiated epponeot.
Iei‘ustra°Umee"taerkYri'vie.°(3,titl:abtehl401)c'areailoanoet, :46$ -
collared mid naked. to explain tbo cause
of his belligerent action, which he ,ahi
in the following etyle : "Me got flood-
hority to do dose dings ; dis ish Von ole
schotarel mit mine wiles vot he sthole
from St. Nary. She stimlearnine ped-
glose mid mine plaakets, ond mine bil-
low-schlips und lef' mitre leetle pOyS
U0411103 ter gover deir leetle
oodles mit. Me vill take to reeiels ter
hill der old plaelfguaed, turd take mine
wife pack mit Inc ter st. 1Vlary. On !
you gle 86 -year schonn'rel. 1 sehlaY
you mit—" We afterwards learned,
that the loving linsband's name is
Schwartz, aged about 45 years ; that
his late matrimonial partner is his See -
end AV 110 ; that she, in a moment of
frailty, fell a victim to the. artful wiles
of a gay Lothario named Dudley, aged
86. About a week ago they eloped, mid
cvme to spend. their sinful honey -moon
in this viciuity. But the avenger WW1
en their track, and on:Monday evening
he discovered the guilts pair smoking
a couple of pipes under the rooftree o f
-Mr. Gibes:no of Hawke street. By the
intereession of Mr. Gibson and other
friends of the interested' particle a
reconciliation was brought about be-
tween t.he husband and wife, and the
venerable cause of their estrangement
departed for parts unknown. Next
morning as Mr. Schwartz of St. Mary's
tripped lightly into the stage office and
On-, Alex, NItte4enZif) WA 04 Vrlatial Tha Xt1;
s Strat
) erientnd with the freetiore of Perth, forilintsil taltehile$ Sratt4 tow, tlaaa
4430fland„,, 1}Veto thrash every elni) they mern,
04401), WAS Oil llouday visited by a
iicrions conflagration, (1estroying
teen plaeee of hneineee.
TWO ORAOS Of *UPPOSO/1
litvre Octane:0d iu NOW Yoek, Ode of
Went preying fatal.
It la now rumored that W., 43am
Crookeie to run in South OXined,
tire Plitee 1;4 Ur. A.(larn
Baronnes balloon, whicleleft Clriea•
go with D011aid1401l reVOrter Gr1113-
wood,of the Journal, Thursday, sailed
out over the lake into Ulehigan, aud
has not been heard from sine°.
A large reservoir in the north end of
Toronto bur* ou SatuedaY morning,
The water rashed. down Yonge street at
a terrifie rate, flooding she cellars and
doing much damage generally.
stated, in the best of circumstances. Seoior sectiou-: 5th class -1st prize,
Uor some days past, subsctiption Francis Sohn Lynch. ; 2m1, Sarah Shaw.
lists have been po.$sed through Local"
and Exeter, and we understand are be-
ing, unammonsly segued.
ONE OF tras PLEASIMES.—The follow-
ing is amongst the:pleasures of journal-
ism. The sWeets with the_ bitter, you.
know :
Exeter July eth.
To the editor of the Exeter Thum
GENTLEMEN.—
Enclosed please find the sum of
($1.50) one dollar and fifty centa being
the amount required for...your paper for
twelve months. At the same trine, I
beg to be excused for not subscribing
before, but as there uow appears alike-
lihood of me settling amongst you, I
choose to be enrolieu on your list of
subscribers, and swish your plucky lit-
tle paper, the sucdess of a Barnum.
nettle than tasthwel can obtain eVen
with its bonneee, lent there are other
branches of industry, employing einem
innede, Which traenot be had wittrotit
applying the neceeeary betel.- men
let sitens be taken in the 'natter by tho
Council., and if not taken at once, we
would onggest that tbe platform, for
the next annual election be on tho
sia of what haye alreatly spolten.
A parallel case to oar own, in WilerG
it speaks of the exeelioncy of country,
may be found in the follewingwhieh we
glettned ftorn tejravellet acquaint.
cd with distrieta in titiestion
tOivi 1)10 SillT01111(Ting
nehg.
Doe Brm. VOA due hill on
Mesers, Bell Co„ manufaeturets or
organs, melodeons aed piessos, Guelph
Ont., the 81111111 being good for 40 per.
cent. on the ietail price of AU instill-
ipent of' not less than $120 ; will be
1.0001,V6d in3 01104bn:a IlltYlnent on Chios
cent ogito. For itietanee, in Intrehas-
$000 piano the due bill would bo
worth t 200, This Val.4.ablq doeumen t
will be disposed of at NAP t model)
adVertisers tall a tremendous saerifiee,
Whge its validity is unquestionable
Apply at thelThwits OrViet:
K.
And here is another note, -which
we have received duringthe past weelt
Haysville, July 19th, 1875.
To tbe editor Exeter TIMES.
DEAR Sin.—
Please find enclosed two dollars ;
I sent you a dollar a year ago in June,
and the enclosed money will pay till
next July, .1876. passed a very
pleaeant week in your village year
past in Rine with my friend Mr. I.
Carling, and I often think of the many
friends I met in that short tfine. I
think yotir village was one of the clean-
est and neatest I have ever been iu and
with the good farming, _country all
around and with the enterprise of your
inhabitants, it cannot fail to be a go-
-a headtplace.
Yours truly, •
R. C. T.
PERSONAL . —Mr. and Mrs. Seldun
have been absent from the village
about a week, paying a visit to their
friends.
Mr. Bury, of Witedsor, has for
some days past been in town, soliciting
orders for an improved flour and meal
sifter, ohich appears to take well, judg-
lug from the number of orders taken in
this and other villages.
--- Mr. S. P Halls left for Godmich
on Tuesday- mornieg last, to attend and
assist at the examination now in prog-
ress. We learn -that the examinetioo
ift5t nearly a month, as there are
over 166 apPlications for certifitatea.
A CABBAGE HEAD.=—A bashful and
not over educated. fellow went to see
his girl the other night', and ash': start-
ed RAWLY he pit IliS turnaround her and
whispered in her ear, "dearest, 'lover
and she responded, sweetly, "ditto,"
junior Sectioa—lst prize, Eli Hod-
gins ; 2nd, C. McIllitargey.
Senior 411.i. class—lst, Lucy Melte
hargey ; Joseph Lynch ; Brd, Alice
Atkin son.
Junior 4th class -1st, Theresa Per-
ry 2nd, Itar,y Jane O'Donohue ; 3rd,
:e;t,l'orne Thurman.
Thirdolass-1st prize, Ernest Jen-,
nines ; 2nd, Lizzie Markey s prd, Mary
jaPrhe eMecxBerocbiesle'ts8'w ei e interspeesed,with
music. The following young. ladide,
pupils of the school, presided success-
ively the organ : Misses Susie Dight,
Louisa Goodacre, Anme McLean, Kate
O'Donohue, Lizzie Sperling, Jennie
Jacksoo, and Lizzie Thompson. Mise
Goodecre'S songs, " Doh% be Sorrow-
ful, Dating," and " Stay at Home,
Willie," were rendered, for one so
young, in cepital style.
meaning, of course, a recinroeation of
his teneler passion. The young man
could not find odietem in his vocalist',
ary, and asked his tether the next day
as they were hoeing cabbarte 'what it
meant. Tire oicl 'gent tested on his\
and, pointed to the cabbage in front,
of him with tire'remarlf : "Yon 866 that
cabbage ?" "Yes ; respondedtlie youth,
•
"And, you see the, next elle there ?"
..Yes." "Well. that is called 'ditto "'
"D --en her I" exelaimed,the impetuous
yotttli, "she galled tie a cabbage head."
MOWING M.ACIIINII CONTnsT—A triOw-
ing' Machine contest took place at
Shakespeare, on Pites'clay, 1.8th,
on, the farm othonalt1 Ilt;Ilavish., North
tasthopei betiveen. the Clitimiiion
gle mower, manufactured by the rfall
1\lannfacturilig Company, Oshawa, and
the Cayuga (Thief, Jr., tilower, mann.,
factured 1?y of
After a severe trird lodged
otlaer plies lastino over tliree
hours', the Cayuga (Thief, Jr., mower
Was d) elated the t,ietor.. JudgeS, Rob-
ert Patteeeen, A, Itobert Itiddel, James
Sebastian mid -Lawrence
Ditlitter.
tilt* itleilim.
OtZNING.—Oti Sunday awl
Monday lit`stt the services of 'opening
the Stephen llaptist Chapel took place.
Both kierVieta lYttt) Well attended.
Goat
So the goat has become dissatisfied
with grass aod turnips ; wishes no ion.
ger to be silent, but aspires to be a
newspaper correspondent, and as a
stimple of what he can do emits his first
ba -ah. 'He is -evidently no ordinary
animal, as he writes himself " The
Banker's Goat" ; and. the lofty ire -weer
in which he says he rises to explain
would alraost load a person to suppose
he knew something of parliamentary
life. He tells the readers of the TIMES
that the nail which wounded him was
of wreuelit iron and that it (the nail)
was 'unfortunate. And this is to be of
interest to the intelligent and respecta-
ble portion of the community, while
the simple staeement of your corres-
pondent that the unfortunate l!east's neck
was scra,tched by a nail was ecurrilous,
low and utreliable, If the Goat has so
little to do and knows anything. of
banking or perliamentary affairs, in
ceutequence of being permitted. to fat-
ten at either of those inetitutions, we
would recommend him to Offer his ser-
vices to Mr. Treasurer Crooks in. the
'event of that worthy eeeking a constit-
uency, so -that he could explain to the
public why debentmes worth' 97S, bents
on tho dollar should be sold at 85.
CroOks end the goat would,emke 'a svell
matched teion—plenty of beard if little
A destructive fire oc'eurred in the vil-
lage of Widder Satorclay. The stores
of Messrs. leennax, tienileilY, Palmer,
and ; the telegraph
feenoxy and Johnetou'e Hotel, were ele.
stroyed. The Parkhill fire brigade,
With a number,' of the people of that
place, attended to lend assistance. .
Tilsonbe.rg sent an insane man nameil
O'Keefe to Woodstock jail the other
day. Several times he attempted to
kill hie mother.
Mr. John Sperling receives $3$0, a,
year for ten years, tne first iustalment
in advance, for snpelying Orillia with
watei forfire protection. It is to be
brought down from Coldwater spring
in wooden pipes.
I trout weighieg seventy-fonr
pounds was ()aught in Lake Huron by
Mr. Sedans of Kincardine. Thie is
said to be the larest trout ever caught
in Lake Huron.
Tho7 don't flon't of courao oxpect to
oomo aer000 the 'reter "Nertil fitata:
A Oerbean enttned Sehroeder, of Bk.
tlieore) hae inVented an air ehip, Witli
'Nhtleh he PrePOsee tO crosa tin Atlan-
tic in fifty aro. The Vessel is te he
built riei life -boat, 60 feet leng,..10
feet tride'end 12 feet high, connected
with and carried by a balloondiolding
'700,00 feet of gas. 11 will contain an
of 12.horse power, to worit the
wings Or Orr 084 Side of the vee -
eel. A 048 machine will be attached
to the baloon to supply the necessarY
gas during the voyage. In ease of it leak
tho' balloon other small belloornefilled
with gas will be onehand, and When
pieced. in the larger one will servo to
estoonle) ttrhueetlieoartkaogf eti re ThhalelocrTtlri4aest eflorreatcli7
been given ont, and the work is to be
Completed Aug ft, .
Mr Hunter of Brusselsltad hiehanils
liselly swollen from Potato -bug poison.
A young man who has been repeat-
edly dunned for his poll tax was nabbed
on the street last Mondey hy Constable
Robinson, and without a moment's
parchased two tickets fur Settforth cAlvtat rningeluvillied off to gaol for ten
ye.— a t aporter.
looked the picture of concentratet1 hap- '
pine.iisand:Teutcnic contentment, smil„ A melaucholy.accident occurred on
ing good-naturedly on almost everyone Friday afternoon on the farm of John
but his loving glances were all -for S. Walker, near Brussels, whereby 'a
Schwartz, and her alsne, His endea- 111dU named John Calder WaS instantly
killed, and Mr. Walker seriously, if not
'vors to recover his lost treasure bad
fatally, injured. It appears they were
been successful beyond his fondestRex-
pectations—his cop of joy.was full. The engaged in raising a barn, when mi° °1
Stage drew up in front of Stretton's ho- the bents, through some mismanage.
ment, wad allowed to fall, precipitat-
tel and Mr. Schee:lite wes aroned to
both of them amoug the timbers
the ;:fact "dot dem ped-glose, mid lug
whicu lie had receptor- below. -
ed. For a amulet' t his loviug eyes wore A fire broke out in the rear of James
removed from afee. Schwartz, and that Ta,ylor's hardware store, Parkhill, at
moment was fatal to his hopes. Mrs. 3 o'clock on Monday morning last, de -
Schwartz gathered her skirte about Stroying four frarrte and damaeing two
her
0
brick stores. The following were the
"And silently stole away." huildings totally destroyed ; seock par -
She dashed swiftly along, and disap- tially saved,: Jtrines Taylor, hardware
,
peered behina the hotel stable before trame and two brick stores danaaged ;
Mr. S. could intercept her. FIe slow- insurance not known; D. McKenzie,
msheremaketf ; aHethry .MEanans,:dagreeht; Jas.
ly graspeed the ped-glose," and lifted
them eolemuly cue to the conveyance ; c nnes, ee s ore, war eppen,
then, after one more unsuccessful at- .
tempt to trace the fugitive, he mounted . An e•xtraordinary case 0.2 practical
the stage -coach and „turned his bitch joking is reportedfrom Yorkville. B. emg
upon Brussels, which had been to him slightly "the worse" he lay down eu the
the scene of so much trial and tribute- Potter's field to have a nap. Some of
tion during the past twelve er fifteen his "fronds followed him as be was as-
.
leep, obtained a coffiu, into which they
hours.—Post.
placed him; lightly fastening down the
1PLODUL10.11. lid., After a time he woke and his
, fright .cala be imagined. He kicked the
:, KILLED we e. Nemec Mecienfe.—On lid off the Coffin and jumping ort rap
Wednesday last, as a young men nem. home, and as soon as he reached, the
..ed'' Collins was driving a mowing ma- threshold he fell down in a faint.
etrine around the hay field, the team
rettached to the machine started oh a
run. The seat broke, and pitched the
young Mall upon the knives. His right
arm was cat so badly that it had to be
ampotated. The left arm too eves
somewhat cut. Dre. Hyndman Hos-
eack and Morden were in 'altenaairee.
but their efforts could not prevent
death, .which relieved hire from his suf-
ferings on Thursday last.' He- wasin
his twenty-first year.
I. • 6 • 4
TaBLE SIIPPI".4-GS. .
On Monday night a most daring out-
rage was 00111nlitted, at the house of
Ur' 'i°sel)11NtteY, a farmer of Thames.
ford. Five masked men forced in the
doer, and with threats of mueder
made demands for all the. money in the
house. They succeeded in getting the
sum of eiehty-three dollars. Three at -
temps were made to gag Mrs. Nacy
order to quiet her, but all were fruit-
less owing to her exertions. -
Au accident took place in'llaysville
last week that caused. a good deal of
excitement.for a few minutes. As Mr.
W. G. Smith was driving near the ,
bridge he had occasion to look under
the seat, and the nexemoment he found
himself going over the abutment af the
bridge, which is eight or ten feet high,
and, in a second, man, horse, and bug-
gy were under the water, which is
about eight feet under the bridge. Mr.
Smith cannot swim, but held on to the
lines, thinking that ,they would liel4,4
him. Plenty of assistance being dose
at hand, a long pole "was held out to
Mr. Smith, and be was soon out of
danger. The people present then
joined hand in hand and pulled out the
horse and buggy. After the horee was
got out she gave a cough, and the blood
started from her mouth and kept on
bleeding till the afternoon, when she
died from loss olblood.
It is thooght that- Prof. Donaldson
and the reporter of the Avening Journal
who wera in the balloon which left
Chicago on, Thursday last, were drawn
iato the lake during the late storm. No
satisfactory tidings of ' the balloonists'
has been received sioce the time in
question.
A. picked team of 12 players from
the Montreal Lacrosse Club, with an
Indian team from Caughnawaga, are
about to start for England to play with
the Thames Hare and Hound Club, of
Loudon. Lerd Ranalegli hits written
A Lindsy man advertises for a wife to the Committee here tendermo the
—wealth no object. Who will go ? use of his ground. Possible, the
Learns will play in Scotland, Ireland,
Salt is being manufncturecl with con- so
raris, France, but in -this they will be
siclerable success at Carroubrook.
Fer elon "Falls, lately, a ladY gave guided by the very best ,authorities
birth to triplets—two of them alive. Eugland.
Bev. Mr. Cutler has lectured on Dar-
winism to a large audience, in Sea -
forth.
An extraordinary shower. of sinail
toads is reportba to have taken place at
Millbrook lately.
eowse evhich were in. a small Piece of
Eight acres of the new Oshawa cenre.
tery have been laid out ;with walks and bush a ehort distance from the house,
drives. when they came across Bruin who seiz-
-A great many tramps from the ed the little fellow by tile back. " The
cities. aro roaming around the country eirl heroically came to his aid with
0
just now. Country folks, beware shouts and sticks, when the bear be
The Ineeknow Agricultural Society earn*. alarmed, let go his hold of the
have decided tO hold their ,Fall Show little boy and retreated a short distance
on Friday, the 1.st of October. into the bush. Several parties started
The cheese factory at Wilmot is get- in pursuit with guns end and dogs, bat
ting along, swimmingly. The June failed in getting a shot at the bear.
cheese is all sold to'Mr. Craig, of Wood- The farmers working at Mr. Jelin
stock, at 11 cents per lb. Arthur's last week- shot three young
'Quite an excitemeut was created in
Luther a few evenings since by
the aunouncemeut that a bear had al-
most succeeded in carrying off to his
den a child of Mr. James Davy. It
aPpears that the servant girl accom-
panied by the little boy went for the
The Municipal Council of Brantford,
having more Money than they know
what to do with, offer to lead $67,000
to some other municipality.
Lad limekiln the wife of fill. John
brain. . y . ,
Franklin, is deed. -
A special cable despatch to the Mid/
states that up to tire present time the
tO;t_efortictlricr,11,:isizacts,VVibletl„en have won twen-
-
,
Piai.,---Another fire visited ourvedce-
able village,On last -Saturday morting,
and destroyed a whole block of lineiness
leitildiegs. The fire originated at the
rear end of J. MoGragor's tin shop ;
about 1.45 a.m. and rapidly spread to
, .
the adjoining buildings. As there was
no fire proteetion here and the .bui d-
, . . .
dugs being of frame tt was impossible
't0 stop it before ' consuintd
the places et bueineas J, Mc-
Gregor'e hierdware and tireothop
Carrell's' Dey-goods and residence ;
Dr. Moon's drug etops'anct dwelling
R. Rawling's carriage shops; Montreal
telegraph -office ; Lennox's general
store and dwelling ; tr. rt. Palmer's
Hardware store, AleX. Shaw% rosi-,
donee, Lyman and Kennedy's general
store. and johnsten's Rotel. The
stocks and firrhiture Wore all protty
well removed, except Dr. queue, Who
•
lest eVerything, barely excaping with
his family. 'rho villagers worked maii-
fully to stay tho progress Of the fire but
it was ofno Aseistance wee eent
for to Parkhill, and their fire Co. and
fire engine cattle just in time to stop
the fire in the hotel, out' buildings and
a number of private houses also Rae.
Burns t(6 Morpby`e general store, Trie
lo8s is ,eStimated at front $80,(MO tO
$40,(100 meetly Covered by insurance.
It la sanposta that iutentlavism was
the cattse of the fire. Alia Johnston
purposes boildiug a large brick Rotel
on the iluirts and T, Lenuox;,intends, to
build again, also Pawling will rebuild
his carriagc lnimcaioAo4t.,
A ejudgment has been given in the
admiralty Court against the hip Czar
for breaking the telegraph cable cross-
ing the the St. Lawrence and Quebec.
The old teservoir at Clover Hill
burst on Sacuaday and flooded the cel-
lars in the neighborhood, damaging pro-
perty to the extent of $600. ,
A British schooner is reported to
have been chasedinto bather at'llayti
by a Spanish man-of-war, in cense-
quenee of haying a contrabaed cage on
board.
Tim funeral of George Brown, of
HalifaX, took place the other day. The
Parte crew, of New Brunswick attend-
ed. 111r. Brown was fbes champion
oarsman of tho world.
The " round' dance'' has been absolth
tely prohibited by the Roman Catholie
Clergy, of Troy, N. Y.
The boy murderer of Boston, Jessie
Pomeroy, has written a statement re-
tractipg his former confession, saying
ho was goaded into making it by the
p °nee.
A tita,s4 meeting AVRri held in Hydo
"'ark to protest against paying' the'
Prince's expenses 10.111(11a. Bradlaugh
mado ainflammatory epece,h, and a
riot en8tia,
young twin named Zebt, of`Badon,
0111. accidentally ehot hirnself by fotA.
ishly placing -the turiztle of the un to
his metal', tiot thinking it Wt18 oadod.
Ito died instantly,.
cubs.
The St. Thomas Home ,T;irlial says :
Ali. James Whitehouse, the eldest son
of Mr. D. ,Whitehouse, section foreman
of the C. S. 11. at Villa Nova, who re-
cently moved to that place with his
family, consisting of his wife and two
children, was about to he employed on
the farra erf Mr. Irwin. On Tuesday
i.nornirrg be mounted a horse just in
front of Mr. Irwin's door to ride a dis-
tance. He was no sooner on the horse
than he reered up, falling upon him,
crushing in his elitist and causing death
in a few hours,
A meeting of the 'various boot and
shoe merchants of Galt ' was' held on
Wednesday of last :sveek, to consider
some pointe which were found to woik
very dieadvantageously for the trade.—
The first matter taken up was the sys-
tem of credit, and after considerable
discusgon it was decided unanimously
that frernand af.ter date, sales should
only be made on a cash system. After
deciding this point thereystetti of send-
ing out geods on approbation Was dis-
cussed, find it WRS, tthanirriously decii-
ed that in view of the 1.OSS entailed upon
the deelerley such a praetice it 8110l11(.1
be diseontintted.
A. number of the anenibers of the
tinnily of Mr. Petereoe Who reside neer
Spencerville, heel narrow escapes front
being shot with a revolver, in the bands
of it young man named Davison, tvho
emptied it several times at those near
Min not thinking for a moment that it
wea'Isiedod. No 10:la than five caps
mere cracked on it before It went off,
prodtming flesh 'vernal on the hand
of 4,111110 boy. Tine' ehoold be a wsrns
to all against tlic careless uso of fire.
turns. Rad the revolver gone off when
be pointed at the head of ono of the..
fig it witt.i, eleith must have re.
milted instantly.
DIED.
illaborne, on Sundayttthe 18th
inst. Mary, wife of Mr. John Taylor aria
daughter of Mr. Joseph Case, of Usborne.
BOY ViligTED TO LEARN FRIN
TING. Must have a fair English educa-
tion. Apply at this office
FOR SALE.
A number of good milch cows. Apply to
Toren CARLEY, Lot 3. con.3, Bay'
QI-IEEP ESTRAY.—Strayed on the
premises of the 8nbacribor, lot 11. „boundary,
line, Blanshard, two ewes and two lambs, on or
about june lst. Any person proving the property
and paying charges can take them away.
July s. 'WILLIAM ELEM.%
lre—ARM FOR SALE—LOT 12, CON.
_112 2, Hay, about 5 miles from Exeter, centain-
Mg 100 acres, about 8,5 cleared, the *etuainder in
hardwood bush ; creek running through the lot,
a,nd well on. premises. Good brick house and
frame barn and stable. For further partit Tilers
apply on premises or by letter to DONALD TAY
LOB, Rodgerville P. 0. 95-tf.
-VOTICE TO TRESPASSERS ON
.1.11 THE CANADA CO3IPANY'S LANDS.
I hereby caution all persons against cutting c,r
removing timber from the lands of the, Canada
Company, as I am authorized to prosecute all
trespassers with the utmost rigor of tbe law.
J'0111: sPACRMAN,
Timber Agent Can. Co.
Exeter, November1874, 19, 65-y1
,‘
FOR SkLE '-
A desirable frame cottage for sale on Huron
street, Exeter, accompanying the cotfoge is a
frame carpenter shop, and stable, with tv o or'
four one-fifth sere lots, to snit purchaser. Tho
cottage contains ten rooms, with good well on
the premises. For further paaticulars apply to
T.T. S. J03.1Y, on the premises ; or ,to J. V.
CROOKI.?,R, Prop., Seaforth P. 0.
Exeter, July 1,1th, 1875. 08-18
121-30WOCIRAPIES
eiHAS. SENIOR having removed to
V./ the etandlately occupied by Mr. C. Boutk-
cotte, tailor, has completely renoTated-the prem-
ises and arranged his studio to as to command
One of the Best lights in Canada
is preps led to execute wGrIt in first -els ss
Acknowledging past patronage, be begs a con-
tinuance of the fax0ra of the public. Attention
is called to his stock of Frameg, having on
hand a good selection o mouldings, and being
prepared to make Imams at moderate rates.—
Residences photographed. Photographs when re-
touched, 52 por doz.; Cabinets, 541 Imperials, 55
INSOLVENT ACT OF 1869.
In the matter of
EMANUEL 11. DISSETT, ,
AN INSOLVENT.
I the undersigned Dixie AVatson, of the Town of
Goderich in tbe County of Huron, have been ap-
pointed Assignee in this matter.
Creditors are requested to file their claims be-
fore me within one month.
Dated at Goderich ibis 17th daybf JUIY,T875.
DIXIE WATSON,
assignee.
TowN§Hip or, BIDD-ur,g4kt
VOTERS' LIST
Notice is hereby given that A copy of the
List of Votersfor the Township of 13iddrilph, for
the year 1875, entitled to vete for the election
of members of the Legislative Assembly of the
Province of Ontario, was first posted in my of-
fice on Saturday, 3rd of July, 1876. And 'ill
electors are requested to examin said lipt,and
if any omissions or other errors are perceiVed,
therein, that they take proceedings to have the
said erorrs corrected according to law.
' ;110DGINS,
Clerk,
Biddulph, July 22111, 1875. 99
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