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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1877-10-11, Page 8OCTOBER 11, 1877 FAR:VI iG IN MANITOBA. fleet July,.. True, the country bits its drwbecks,• our drawn kilns being now Wu operation and turtling out daily tw large ptj tntitr of In ord r to prove to year readers bat once the Pecaflo Rallwity le come flat utib•lactntied eerli;ily of the coil. lr plet.ed to Lake Sapetior on the east, t.•.v"here state that me examined a and the Pembina brach couneoted with lithd of: slice'-'-s0111.e 45 acres—on the tha nmeriean system on the South at bat, lie of the river, wineli wail the fifty.. St. Vincent, means of rapid ooremuni- t-s';: it crop i:n e.uectseton of wheat on dation with the outer world will then, tl:a Sallie fold. For 52 years' the bo established, and Manitoba will take Beed bead been used, year after sncn onward strides as we scarcely now dream of. 1 strongly recommend the country k e ar ; tlnr crop promised a heavy yield. Univ of the u'a tethers adhere to the teasel's of farming, earned ou by their to any one deur ins to bettor his Qu- fvrafatIiers.' Nolle ilsanalretioir lanais, cumstancet, willing to endure hard- } referring to cart the Setnle 1Glto the ships, work had, and hoeing a small liver, than to have it spread. on the' capital M is control. Freight being THE TIME S 1ST. M tRY*s Lill/WORKS, s el. A change, however, is likely to tali': place, ae serer:al this season have tried the experiment of manuring and f n el it mire titan a success. Ur. per Northern Pacific Railway to Glyn- Andereen inn*alae( a "rig," this g dOir, where a branch lino rune to Fish- *, than plowed. Bowed anti harrowed iter� s Lauding, on the Ilei Diver, theuca 0..e s wiz ' t;:ty as the adj-•ir,ing "rigs."P to Winnipeg by steamer. Good male Tu at Man nru1 is emit!, detected, baro"± are to be lied alone n.t tine entire conte.-- al. 1>,':ast t.T0 Woks in a saneo Of the ii t'od'rrs1 ilag7oric-c t,( Eirreld'iA !Mercury. rest, while tl;e grain is plumper, better ` �•-*...- 1£0 1,1 arid the straawv apparently, noto tie Mal Plea IIte itaielscr'� 4.70toA I1iet-, :t Gt heavier in growth., A like re- HKa t wwian n so demonstrated it \1r a '.f .t [.f; l te's fermi M. Detre ani U Lean 4 to the i \\-etlter.a portant of tl.t Ptovittee. The land is also muchI£', re l::cllow, cleans readily front tl;a. n. • :1141, anti generally e a•tk r wec,rt;e 1 1.' °`:"'"t '-'1 M. Ali 1 si"1u.6 l nil'Ic-.t :: ,:'a t, eitt!:lt his motel's: -tine morn - eat lr;11llt'il!,tl tli'tlIatre }tt�:,lt, e t lea " „i., , , snare for }heti a century- lel gr. cit„ 1•:+ c ! `G"S •^r, ! l:;awt+ tee honor Qf asking • ter "1,a•;,;l:twir'e hand in u arringe,°' 'i',; • .-2*,;,)r., ; ,, rtatoilisil.•tl, mug the A sa:..I ttAl4 tine waiter to throw Ad- .. et. •-f toe whitlow. high 1 would advise taking nothing ex ct°pting clothing. The route taken to b•- br Lake Sup'rier to Duluth, thence :Lel eli Z. le young, noiinupreposses. cod: it clerk in a toenail), bankers tl se in Parity, ou a saalary of $600 a star. Tile hanker has a pretty dangle - tar t f eighteen. Adolph has not a that does not deter }aim from. c ,,•'t i4:4 retell Iti tlhgc'rvei tetDllt4 ,14.1 } wag saitple, trees Iron flit:' lit reery • :4Ndr>, Gilchrist, of laser ttiw n. _i - w:.'redid 1 t"bti rre I/eati;.g ia1•l•le trees. aiel 1 €v .i' it Illity L t Get ate years a . ,.r.the - fr;,ta can bot ..,.w at .t is file Pre. . t Y-1 i wse, c a n:y said eince, \Viid iihu,4e aro abnutltu t, mei it r: ' kin WrJ that is .l tot?, leer!; t^ 7t /41 ::) ° .t ten 11 °4 ".il;� 1!, partner toed real Cilr 1LUtd, }'o,Owetl� Gt ?ti ° la °s£.1 t i }; :; .' of1l$attarel r.t t ate, A:, ' •r;au eleisms arm, gar 4 s ter t he lives, ani lauot:4c'r t :a' frost farther north, u:x which sell ofAt tele ,�• teror-- .eoeia ei r:so < of what Wei lease to lee attet, Now that we Bare seen =limy Ilii¢ to r the meet favorable eipea wet reunnitat •, LTM tbatfor all purposes cannot be surpassed in the Domirt;- ion- 'laartfeefrom: adiatauoactanalwayshesttplied either at the kilns or deliyerti by teams at low rem est unerative rates, Ordersfrom a distance promptly attended to. wurrso\ & SOLATB.R TJAINTINe PAINTING a K,ITCHiNQ prepared to do call kinds of He u , e Painting, Paper -hanging iS'ititenin, Sc, ttrtlaeoialable prices and punctually. O J. KITCHI . aiu-a GREAT DUCTION -- OF - 1877) T Mall tin scarce. at filo lowest elle it Every depart prices which 7 (1877 E HV O TE nuive>;saliy depressed and money here he eau get the cruets he Paten sent stook, I do so with, every eontiti- ted than that of any previous season, y Goods asouaabie and �fashioualsie fabrle% "miarko.l hen ion of the very closest buyers. THE Oiti)Elteo G still has MILVtr, IVES at it„ head Il Ml.lntry Undortho Management of Miss McGloghlon. we can suit the most fastidious, Our stock fi# Groceries, :Roots ancl Shoes, Canadian, English and American Shelf and Heavy Hardware one of the largest and best assorted in the County. Intending purchasers will consult thdr best interests by eraiuuning n yatock beforegoiung t.,LewCaere. �1, ..:i1ES'PIC ARD AND D Eta , a, LIk 6 ,I -n1 AKIRQ ROOMS IN 1ERS lila nntlt'n-igrte1I would inform theinata4+.tclr,s of My. l in,rue na el Tuebtrsniaitb that t,e win i to out On l i liat-, Ma tt hair '27. ➢e► nt -r 4 stto with 0 donee •a lot of I nrnitaary o C..,t. b Keen at'rti of 7,o>n i';,,m, and tat rr. t t, t et we ill Qot• fete IA OP11.,w els nny It ,n 't' i!a t11;.,., tett lei if teas ltoW, r. At; Ow t, ., 1 w� iQl 1 r eat ! ioelnr- 4.3UtJalt:rt 5 ur-G£'n" lrrwt i+� a will tt w`r..l W gigivec latire :'att4: tkt +i t)r� �lans, tali t Il 13149Elf Musical Int•trueitut.. nl 'iteeit. Iit,4l.le r t►t.:t Ct;utrnettir. b L.XES.1LS attended en the slit;rtt-t no. ice. - AT - 5.441 T - ti:ew eaitsitzy, in its best y a tl ti 3 �.;,t m" f,r w• -c iic• house in whish. orf i 1 1 1. Y L a' will be resell -hie to sttl,l'e,e, 'iia p tl,i t alt a �ini•�u nht ill l hal e:•+:es•=tt. .li lturr.ara away to 1'eent'ion, tie to lea future r.usr,otg. 1u tl,i- reg 't�o'e'set:t'i l�tuyelf ac th3 nt3laa of t.f 13a - tweet m1 eonpal;i site and my t'1f aunt!• 1 t:,air-t t1. Lt., and says , Z natio caltxt. tt, 11i•, ww i.t differed. 1 bo.iesitk b►iieve thati4 , dose that you At►tto int' as n partner, ,u d, as Ur. Bit - this country is the moat inviting Evld ° tllaarst looks as though he 1:30421A Ad - for etuigrtation in the %ori+1. As out tl: h tee i ;uteri, het suds s 1 lata :.bout agricultural country its ativatite*ges Inti t t y utart the dau„htee of .11. P., of soareely be overrated. hero au emu ' '.w^°:a grant can secure a homestead of 1t;al ." eLdt,ll.}l is tlleretiplll A91;ed, tt) be :terve for $1O, and preempt another 1Gii at $1 per acre, winch can be paid for when leo is able. 13:d+ sheald go early m the spring mid if lot;:'Hitlo rout, or farm on ldlloaree, the first year. Plenty are to be batt far this all -de of farming. Taus be would be cu.114,-d to 1;eenre a good Location and ert e: some irttilitittps and do same " break in " during the summer season. 1Xllile speaking of breaking " 1 may kora mention that 1 ob:avrvt',i a count: lady comfortably seated under an um- brella, on a culky•brenki'r ploughing up from 21 to 3 acres per day of the prairie. Host of tb n breaking is done in July, then it is re -ploughed iu tilt fall ; iu spriug it Id sewed and liar - seated, they (tooter -v a,ltl come tt, tertne. The bright yOlIng tur►tt roe to Pod i; carrying to his fur in-law tile proof of his t,t the young people ar The fell et ivate 1 to c— ug 1:I., 1t477, "I am so fearfully sick of this dread- ful ftamillo; people dying t,f starvation a 1 around, and out of ode's power to assist. Returning from my working ride one day last week, I found a wo- man in the last stage of starvation, ani atthoug's I procured sego and rowed. That Is the whole process of brandy for her, the poor creature died. 'breaking in" land in 'Manitoba.T'elle. I ata to held a meeting this evening to ing nitatt rltwl is abundant. What a start a private congee house to relieve contrast with clearing up a btisb farm! I leave those who have redeemed a farm from the forest and extracted the stumps from the field to judge of the relative merits of Manitoba and On- tario in this respect. Tho climate is healthful and pleasant, the summer being long and warm, uniformly; bright and clear, with the exceflt"scu of oc- are to be bought in the same place for cgsional showery days; while the even- nominal sums Duly, rile people have lugs are so cool that a blanket around nothing to feed them on, and in some 8 is not at all uneomfortal:lo. The winter is certainly cold, severe and awl;rulron by thaws, but exceedingly pleasant to such as aro able to clothe and house the necessities of some. Every day we give money from our owls resources, but it is a heavy drain. Rice sells at twenty-five shillings a bag of 104 lbs., which, last year could be bought for eight sbiiliugs, and of course every- thing is dear in proportion in the veg- etable line ; but cows and poultry, &o., places there is actually a famine of water as well as food. Grass is an ,article of importation and pays for its conveyance. We feed about 800 lac 1- themselves comfortably. The snow is ole dully, one fecal a day only, giving Meyer more than a foot on an ave rare. Stock, if well provided for, thrive well in winter. As already stated, the often - try is rich in mineral deposits, the forest, eta., while toe productiveness of the soil is amazing. On the farce of Ur. Moss, at High Bluff, we plucked a "stool" of oats containing 27 stalks, one head alone measuring; 184- inches in length, while the total product from the oue grain, from which the ' stool' sprung was 3,400 grains. Hard -work is entirely unitn'wn in :1lanitoba farm- ing. For the amount of money invest- ed more money eau b:r made there than in Ontario, because land costs ote- tenth less to either purchase or break than in Ontario, while the yield per acre is Vastly in excess of ours, and the general prices paid almost as high as those paid ou the Guelph .narket. The total yield in 1870 was estirnated at 500,000 bushels of wheat, 180,000 of barley, 880,000 of •oate, 50,000 of peas, 10,000 of other grain, 450,000 of potatoes, and 700,000 of turnips. This year it is estimated' chat Manitoba sur- plus grain will reach 500,000 bushels. Wheat is now being sent to Montreal andelsewhere from -Winnipeg, at 84c. per bushel. A Mr. Smith, !.lora (nephew of Mr. Smith, of Cream Creek, formerly of Pilkington, and once War- der- of our County), sent two oar loads to Elora at tite figures I mentioned, but enough to keep them alive. We cannot afford to give more, as we shall have, probably, to feed them for four months!, perhaps longer, Last mouth was a great festival time among the Hindoos, but owing to the famine, not many came to market, although there is a temple here much frequeuted by devotees. Sometimes, after landing ou the shore they roll the whole way(8 miles)to pay their devotions. Iii one taleeg 80,000 died of btarvation' in a month. In our district 70,000 died in May. Is it not terrible ? You can- not imagine wLat scenes we Indians see and hear of daily. Can you int- agiue a woman boiling and eating her baby ? That occurred not mans !miles from !lore :only last week. When pos- sible,'I superintend the giving of the food, and have' often soon the mothers taking the children's share and eating it themselves, I.. must add that 1 make it op so the poor little' things .when possible, by gieiti; them an extra al. Iowanee, its I fool that only tue paugs of utter ,atarvatiori would induce a mcthor to rob her child, for, although black in color, tliey aro not devoid eof feeling," • 'I[ASON & HUDSON, Hensel!, Ont. Aceounta•lts, Auctioneers, Conveyancers, Fire and Life Tusureuo. and Goneral Commission &gouts, Insurance two-thirds cheaper then or- dinary cost. Prompt attention to orders mail or otherwise.; 0 -^-cN D--- � rr EXA "I: +SSR` 0 13 --1L hD-- 'R£GCE S TIIE GIIEATEST Wonders of 2odern Time Holiowrays Pills &Ointment 7'ho Pille Purify the blood, correct all disorders of the Liver. Stomach, Kidneys and Bowels, and are invaluable in all complaints incidental to Females. The Ointment is the only reliable remedy for 8udLegs,Old Wounds. Soros and ricer , of how- ever long standing. For Bronchitis, Diphtheria, Colds, Gout, Rhoumatiem, and all kin eases as ono equal. BEIrRE OF New York counterfeits. Spurious imitations ,t "Ilt,ilowway'a Pills and Ointment," aro manufactured and sold under the name of 'Holloway & Co k,w .7.P. henry, Curran & Company, (Drug- gists, and also Y. by tLa Metro - p of i tan Medi eine eolntaany of New York, wit!,; r anassum d trade mark, thus-- - m —Again1ono Joseph llaydocl =e) t- of New lork,liko r wise gasses off '*� ,1c counterfeits afhis own make under " .az'• the name of Hal. loway&Co.,having for atrade, mark a Croseut and lierpent; ateKessenSs i£obbins of New York are agents for tyle same. These persons, the bettor to deesivo you, un- blushingly caution the public in the small books of directions affixed to their modieinos, 'which are really thospurious imitations, to Beware of Counterfeits. Unscrupulous Dealers obtain them et vary lows prices and sell them to the nublc in Cana- da as my genuine Pills and Oihtrnonts.• I most earnestly andrespectfully appealte the Clergy, to mothers of families and other ladies and the public generally of BritishNorth Ameri- ea,that they may be pleased to denounce an - sparingly these frauds. Purchasers should look to the label on the pots and. boxes. If the address is not 053, Oxford Stro•Dt, London, they are the counterfeits, Bach pot and box of the Genuine Medicines, bears the British Government stamp, with the words "Boot owAx's Pints Axis OIi T11ENT, London," engraved thereon: Cu the label is the address, 599 Oxford Street, 7,oncoh,where alone they are illanufttotured. Parties who may be defrauded by Vendors selling spurious "I?iollowvays Pins and Ointment as my genuine make, shall, on com- municating the particulars to me, be amply re- munerated., aerated., and their r nine: uevordivulged. TH01IA1S HOLLOWAY - 0,1S70, ll , kill wriy�I,zA i nzT tt.Gi; ale.. ik.n7 THE MARKET QUESTION ISAAC .LIN.. .. Being now ial rtieeipt of a large stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines and Liquors, Crockery Etc,, A.t his Store, Main Street, Exeter, which 'will be sold at 1LOWEST MARGIN ON COST JSAAU EVANS, Well -digger, Etc Tho -subeoriberwouli intimate to the IOWA - ten of Centralia and. the surrounding townshing and villages that h0 is prepared t0 eor4ract for WELL -DIGGING, STONING, ETC, 'Foxing had a number of years experience in that business he can guarantee satisfaction. Orders Solicited. 1'o be adtirosrod to Centralia, P.O. Superior pump furnished if regniied. per, Centralia, soot 2gwab 1876 The inhabitants of Exeter and vicinity need not feel troubled at the want of a market wherewith to make money. but call at the store of the subscriber and SECURE;'TITHE .�, AGA C There to be had ii Overooating, Z' ill.clotlls Broad -cloth ,Doe skills, Silks, Winceys, Delaines, and everything needed iu the Dry Goods line. The Grocory Department is Complete. An inspection invited. No trouble to show goods ISA -0 C ARLIN G ANI) Manufacturing Establishment %"o r ANCTINT Takes pleasure in intimating that his Furniture Rooms are nowin full blastatni steeled v'IIa SELECT ASSORTMENT 01? FIRST -GLASS FURNITURE For quality and price it cermet be excelled in cho County. !oat of the Furniture is made under his own personal supervision, ,and is certain to give S ISF ACT 0 T. A GALL SOLIOITED. DON'T FO(7ET THE PLA.OE. 2 DOORS NORTH OF BRAWN'S TAILOR SHOP. 'T. BRAWN. S ACKMAN Will be prepared to fill all Orders ow ;Mtia vs For Particulars see next week's issue, Sea- eas