The Exeter Times, 1878-1-17, Page 6UNT'ikItIO LEGISI4TUE,
TRIAD BARLOMENT-7111RA BF,S81014s,
The third session of the third parlia-
ment of Outerio was opened on the
10th in
st. Tbefollowing is the fipeeclzcreasltig attention to the means of sup-'
from the throne t pressing intemperance. I am glad to
Mr. Speaker, an<i C+reatfPeiiwttt o ties Relieve that the laws recently passed
LegisPutftiesseuthPp for the purpose have aided in this good
I sin gted_ to meet you afplin for the work, having in moat plaoea been =-
despatch. of badness iu conueetton forced with vigc'nr and aneeees.
with the Government of the Province, The general subject of the public
and with the legislation which the pub- health and the means of maintaining
lic needs require. and promoting it, are exciting a grow-
I congratulate you on the abundant fug interest in all civilized countries,
harvest with which our Province has sue 1 comment the matter t,'1 a share
been favored, afid on the improvement o; your attention;
to business which bee followed. It gave roe great satisfaction b ceche
I twirl glad takuow that amongst the the necessary proclamation for bring-
lndtletritee to which tills improvers ant lug into force at the olose of the year
bite extended iaourlumber trade, ,home
consumption having become more act;.*
ive, though the foreign trade has not
improved to the sanest extent, The
topefulnees *ltd the ftaancial strength
of the capitetiate concerned iu Nuttier.
'tug are indicated by the fact which I
hale the 01144aet1on of eTateng, that,. ,00te4rmato'- Act will no doubt receive
uot+t•ithetanding the depression, our your attentfoni
revenue- from our woods and foreate Though uuuecessary duct uAieepor-
duriug the year has beeu equal to what i<au olasnges i.a Esta Wily of Statute
had beam expected ; and a Ile 108e sig- . Law time consolidated and revlee(i, Are
Ziieeent oireunistanee 'tithe high prices to be guarded agaitlut, (till it is >aeitber
tsbtallIell fit public auction for the new ' desirable nor poesibte to avoid =eking
limite whittle in oonsegUellee Qf the ad- from time to time the additions and
vaned of settlements, It Ras found nee* improvemoats which e*perienco tam'
essary duriete thelea' to place under suggest, or the growing neeild of the
license. Province demand. An:.oi'Me4 the mea -
Ain happy to slate, also, that the gurea on iinliortant subjects to be eub-
revenue from the sale of Publle I Eger Iii ttecl to pita d'aeirg the present see-
aud from other bourses lite been equal ait)u will probably be—Lids, to provide
to what had bees Anticipated. or Q;f'erdors aria:nst Provluolal an 1
I took aceaeiau, during tire' simmer, 1tnitie'pal lawb being swat to hard labor
to visit some of th4Cttleui?atbu Islets when uecesaary outside of the goat
and other pehlie works in our stew. Elul^ts; to place on a nage satisfactory
districts, for which appropt.atione naal foatieg the relations of landlords and
been made last year sod I am clad to ten::::ts iu certa n cases ; to provide a
notice that the a:.pelidi%itle en lbw tioltvenient mechiuery far winding up
iruproeemems Lits beeu useful both in; jo'ot stook companies s lIIell have
giving heeded eI111tlo►r eut to setdl+ers proved abortive, or have completed the
and intending Ft'ttl('rti, tied. MO, in,, purposes of their incorporation ,• fled
affording velvet/le fae^lities for the fi.� to regulate the Civil Service of the
tore operations of the inhabitants. It rruviuce,
is gratifying to know that the o(ltly7e:g A. special easo hits been settled, and
districts of the ?'recline eontirufl to transmitted to the Privy Council in
attract enerrttic ante herd? copulation, i!lr.Ki 1i^d, for the decision of the font
argely from the older settictuet:te, the co;:troverted gdeation of the legal vali-
nttuth(dr of persons and grat'tity o' lilt, of the award betweou Ontario and
lend located last year having been ()echo; anti the matter has reached n
greatly lit eases of the }oar itreviu;ts, stage which jnsti11es the eslleeeneen
It has been oceissi0n for reelet that „hat, the saga:met and aajutticatidiu
hitherto the provision in this Province will take place within a few weeks.
for the care of the Miers, the c'ic:.f and here has leou ndlotlaer uue:rested
dumb, aL.d the insane, has never been delay in procurlui; a settlement of the
fully adequate to the nttsessities of 'u portant subjeote of the boundaries
these unfortunate ciatasee of our people, between Outurin and the adjoining ter.
but I confidently ni'ticipute that before ritories of the Dotuinion, the absence
the close of the present year we shall, from America of that tt1stinufsiicd
with the comldletiou of new structures, geiitieman selected as third arbitrator,
and the adineels toltho elder bunking+, having made a settlement during the
now under way,, he not a.tle' abreast but year itnpost chic. The delay has been
fairly in advatme of the tient. ,.ds so Err- made use of to culled further facts and
Retail, made upon this branch of our documents from the public archives
Provincial Itlatitutiees. My official in Loudon nee rads, ea well as from
visit to the various insane Asylums ,various public librttriea iu Europe and
confirmed me veru stroeely i 1 the .be-
lief that their eulargeutout Could rot,
with reason or safety, be lodger de-
layed ;
olayed; and I feel cvtaia that such fur-
ther appropriations as may be needed
will have your cordial asset.
The subject of railway facilities has
engaged the attention of the Legislat-
ure for several years, and the Province
has year by year oneteibuted largely,
both from capital and revenue, to en-
courage aril assist useful railway enter-
prises. In view of the esteusive sys-
ttm of railways thus already assisted,
and in view of tbe hiereasing del/lauds
upon our revenue in various forms, you
will probably be of opinion that spec'al
santion has become uecest.aty in deal-
ing with new projects wh_ch cannot be
carried out without public aid.
The Imus ;ration to the Province
during the year just ended. has beeu
aboutequal to that of the previous year,
and has cousiste(1 chiefly of the classes
which are always needed ; a few beiug
capitalists who have . iuveeted their
money is the Province at geed `uteresi;
some being tenant farmers with meant,
who have puicnased and settled on
forme; and most oftho other inimi
.grants of the year being farm laborers,
for whom steady and remunerative em-
ployment was promptly obtained.
I have to congratulate you that under
the amendment made to tin law last
session, toe deficiencies of the Normal
Schools in supplying Public Schools
with traiued teachers, have beeu sue
cessfully overcome by the establish-
ment of a Model School in nearly every
County. I rejoice that an efficient and
economical mode has been secured, by
means of these local institutions, for
provdiug trained teachers in their
several localities throughout the Pro-
+'ince, as it is not to be doubted that
upon the continued efficiency and im-
provement of our educational agencies,
the material progress of our peuple, no
less than their welt -being and happi-
ness, mainly cle1end.
I am happy to know tllrt the recent
Act passed to secure a complete system
of Vital Statistics is working eflleieutly.
So, inueh improvement has already
taken place, that the returns for cities
and towns lL1ready, iu ascus acv and Never tell your .secrets in a cornfield,
fulness, very nearly the English &tau- for it has a thousand ears.
dart ; while the returnB from tbe rural
districts are not far behind allose from
the cities, 1, autioipate with satisfac-
tion and .coefidence further and can,
tinted improvement in this interest ng
department of the public service.
Our piQople etre giving constantly in -
the Revised Statutes of (Marie. The.
final report of the learned Commission-
ers, whom during the recess I appoint-
ed to incorporate tato the work pre,
vionsly reported the Public General
Statutes of last session, will be laid be-
fore you. Their reoolumendation of A
America. The rettalt of these and
other il'veatigatioushas been embodied
in an inlparetut supplement to the
papers already printe3 tor the use of
the arbitrators, Copies will be laid be-
fore yore Tito three abitrators ate
believed to be now r.ady to enter on
the arbitration as soon as ma: suit tho
orrargeaneuts of the two Governments.
I have given directions that the ac.
counts of the receipts and enpenditure
for last year shall be laid before you on
the earliest day practicable.
The estitnatee of the present year
have been prepared, and will be sub
mitted to you. I trust that they will
be foiled to have been so prepared, as
io 2xlanireat a due regard to economy.
whilst at the same time providing for
tee inner pressing needs of the coup.
try. and for tee efficiency of the Public
Service in its Various departments.
May your deliberations bo charitc-
terioed by wisdom and patriotism, and
may tbey retain in advancing the pros-
pet ity said liappfness of the people.
His honor then left the chamber..
Millerttown, Pennsylvania, has an
oil well that flows over with pure oil
that needs no reiiuina. This is a vast
improvement on the cldl style of well,
and it is gratifying to note that old
dame_natil.'e. is making; some e::ortions
to improve. It is really ton • bad that
Ole repute hie and respectable old lady
should allow herself to be outdone ie
the enterprise by her yonuger sister,
Ari, and for this blow at the gas com-
panies in the shape of refiuc,tt ,oil on
the half shell, as it were, the ancient
female has our deepest gratitude. ft is
a novo in the right direction. The oil
burns with a steady and brilliant flame,
gives 110 smoke, emits no odor, and yet
it possesses that delicate property, pe-
culiar ,to kerosene, of making a con-
flagratiou of a servant girl as' she en -
(leavers to, accelerate the slow move-
ments of,a tartly fire by its aid.
Pltiladelclhia, judge decides that a
railroad. coiupai,ty is not responsible
for baggage .further than to check it,
pound it to pieces, and preserve an
ordinary watch over the trunk handles.
Exeter Tannery
The undersigned wonldaequaint the trade that
they have noir on hand, a lame quantity of
LEATE.
UPPER, KIP, CALF RARNESS,SELTING
RUSSET anu LACE EAT/1ER.
A quantity of hair for plasterers, on hand,
1134.4.CIILk
.
11'IcOAL111M
Cash for }aides.
At Woodhair
};?,RAY k g1 WARD ha' e, at con.
aiderale expruaa secured the Best ma-
chinerir and Augur in the Dominion, sndhr veon
hand a large stock of
'irs,a
su,s
acct arta pare erttd to mane to order ors tho. *tiort-
t ' nott4e Fell er t'iletc ni i'i a '5t l este .riot
eieteru* contraeteit ror. Al*non itanda 1as`ge
atockof Seasoned, Iaumbor. Soft Elm Lumber for
$6.50 to 87. hock Dim trout t fito r'1.1O, Oak, 88
to $18. F1oor,ng, 01% Good stock of Loge OG hand
for drainage purpose*, cut according to oadeil�
R.Sopor 1,000.
All order* by marl# promptly attended to,
TELE
Planing M n, Sash,
DOOR AND
BLIND PANOM
ALL KINDS OF
TURNING
Done to order.
1:eniowb-er the place
$owa 'C
TI
LONDO11' ONTUII0
INVEST%:IENT SOCIETY.
C tpftar - S"2,000,000
Parties requiring moneyeau obtain advances
on approved town or farm props, ty. at lowest
rate*. The above is a Loudon, England Com-
pany. For farther pnrtioalars, applyto
5Iay 17, tf, Exeter Ont.
The Ship Grocery
TLA.S
SUGAR,
SUMS, CANDIED PEEL
SAGO, TAPIOCO,
NEW FRUIT, FIINS,
CA1 RACS,COCOA,
Chocolate, Prepared Corn and
all the Ieading Groceries, fresh
and New.
TOB.CCO STORE
Tobaccoes, and Cigars,
Pipes in
iileerschan , Wood aiad
Clay.
611MOK.EIrS REQUISITES.
Cigars and Tobbacco, Whole-
-sale.
CEO. MEZE13.
NEW BUTCHER SHOP
g1henndersigned would infornt the inbabi
tants oiExetor and vacuity that he bas
OPENED A NEW BUTCHER. SE OP
one door south of las Blacksmith shop andhopes
the same liberal patronage that has bean ac
corded to him in the
B1/AO86MITII AND WAGON MAEING
line will he extended to him in bis new br.nab 0
ousiness, RIs meat wagon willoali at the red -
ti of the village three times each weei and
FRESH MEAT
of all kinds !kept constantly on hand:at bis
butcher shot'.
Blacksreitiling and wagon making carried ou
as usual in all its brancles
1. DA VIS.
KNOW
�VELPriceonly$l..B^ntbynail
nn receipt. of price;. It
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treats of Exhausted Vitality, Prcauuure D' eclinc,
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concomitant ills and untold miseries that result •
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tbe book. This book was written by the most ex-
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in America, towhom was awarded gold and jew-
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A Pamphlet, illustrated with, the very finest
Stool Enrtaand a beauty --
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PEABOnY MEDI ]3u1. SELF
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—I. H; IiPFOIiD, las of S. Bucking.
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barn's, nos opened ont a i3lackamitb and Car-
riage Shop oppaite the Mansion House, Rte.
ter, and will do all kinds of Blacksmitbing on
the shortest notice and at reasonable rates
-ierseskoeing aft specialty. I. VANDFO1tD
pA.INTI1kU
PAINTING
J KUTCHING
is prepared to do all kinds of
Haus e Painting, Paper -hat gfug
whitening, d;e.
at reasonable prices and punctually.
Z. II UCHING.:ifain at l
NM Branch of lusinus
chard. SaziAers'
Would intimate to the public thatlto has started
a shop fez the
Sharpening and Ciumniev of all kinds or
SAWS,
At his Residence en Duro t ,Street.
FdgodteolI or ail kind(( six nrpened on the abort:
est notice
Carpenter work as ustttl
promply attenders to.
MMANHOOD
UOW LOST, BOW I«i'j lTO RED
last pubue:sell, a new edldtition of Dr,
Cs ',orwt 11'a:(:eitdddated 1 .w..y.outt eradi-
eal cure or re'dsl••a) Weal;
Diorluea„ Inlineal by I,inmo. , tro'r at Vm(-
glens,Impoteno, Nervors lh+.,at t, a all
tueuta or ane;) unto t,t'ue;.;l v 4on:dtn t ,ion
Spi.lepsy, and e'its; :rental and 1'I.'.;tt4.-.t Iu-
oapacity,,to.
The world•ronawnettauthor. Iu this:ad(1asisle
Meeture, (learly prover from h a own
that the awful consequences of elf-Abe...e lSitY
bo effeetuully removed without suott,c te, cud
without clangorous fittri,lec,l r.Pd L'tta;id ; bd u-,i,att,
Gistrutueo,ts, sings, or cardial" point Esti t•ut t►
utodt• of cute at Mire certain and ctluc.uu), by
wlsich every sufferer, no matter what mu condi-
tion luav be, may cure hluisolf clseaplv,peivr Lely
and radiettllY.
I -vs -'his Lecture will prove a, booulo aliousassdt
andthousands
oat ut ,lorseal in a plain envelope, to any aa -
areas, ou receipt of el setts,. or two postage
tstnnts,
&ddroa
rlIL' CULwlir.LviinrC\r.CO.
11 Ann ht. New Yo, .
IT raw rx :
Theundersigned having rental tbo
Plain;-411ill, sash, Door and
Fling factory,
of Mr•.Tohtliless, and having on Baud a large
stook first class lumber are new prepared to
coJrT'xt:avrc
or all manner at baJ1d ir. s, and furnish ma-
terial for the same.
GROOVING' '1'L ItEM and SCROLLWORK
done at lowest pricer:,
ROSS BBOS & DAVJDS011
Anrtl12
Com.&J. BROOKS
Manufacturers of
LUMBER, LAT -H, STAVES!
and stealorsiu
CEDRPOSTS R ELS,COIZD`VOl7D,
STILL --:Two miles west of London Bond.
TOWig HIPO (1IAY
�'. WiLLz5,
Ii OLE SA L Le' AND RETAIL,
Ddsa1er in Lombe
ar
ItINGLF.S, LA1EAND UEDA itrbsTs.FLooE.
ING AND IDING- nt,HSSi;D AND UN.
1• t' t,';1'T'
An extensiveStoci-ouhand. The Lumber, for
Quality or yr ice, -.:',int. AgooS assort-
mentdalwacs ou baud, oboe p..t t:a;t
Yard I'asnsi.le Main Streoi,botweei,Gidlsand
Ace tt St recta
HALOO MAO.
iVIIEME DID YOU BUY THOSE
Wyhy I bought it
JOHN 1 CH.ELL'Z -
Crick yard -Mr It ]3icsett's old 'place,: south
-isle of Crediton gravel road That's where .t
,uy atl.my brick, boeaase you can tet the
oat d rink in the county from hini, as he keeps
u,.no but first class workmen
You can always depend on getting a first-
cin,:a article, They aro 50 cents a thousand
ahead of any in those parts, Don't forget the
spot.
JOHN MITCHELL,
credtton P, 0.
Important to ButterWorkers
Ona Good A et .de Agent Wasted in evpiy i own.
sb,ntoiu.,ra( et:eV•o'roa BUTT'v:ia\WORE-
E1t Std „ ple 11, n. we Free to Agents. Pti•se
s5.t0, ' 7.03 r. and t,.S UU.eaolr. (tiro Afd:tion to be sold
in the 1)on0i a•.ou. A pyl'y oa ly with stamp, for
oatscitculat, to the
VIC•1`OIiWRINGER CO.
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