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The Exeter Times, 1878-2-14, Page 7=Au 14,187$ SPEECH FRO:tI THE THIONE rgB TIM -t S 7: ()Wren Feb, 8. 'The speaker took the ollai,at three °'°ince.. The following ie the full text of the speeoh from the Throne flea, Gentlemen of the Zeuate—Gentleuten of the House of Commons :-- In again enols ming you for the des- patch of business,1 am glad to be able to say nothing bona the ordinary business of the country regniree your attendance. it afforded me great pleasure to have had an opportunity before my 'departure from Crcuada of visiting the, Province, of Manitoba, and a portion of the outside territories, which visit I accomplished daring last autumn. I have now had the advent. of visiting every ,province in the Dominion during the terra of my Gov- ernment of CNuada. I am happy to be able to say that the arbitration on the fietlery cl;titu t. ineder the terms of the Washington Treaty have been coneltttleti. An award has been mat a by the Commie pion, of $5,500,008 as compensation to GaJll dn, and Newfoundland for the use of their fisheries vatting the terra of the prestoit treaty, Tide alu+atn t le mach less that (Alt{iniad by my Goverulneut,. shut Laving assented to the creation of the tribunal for the determination of their value, we are WWI(' loyally to as acct to tsar decision given. The exhibition of Canadian nhann faottlree anti Prltlucts at Sydney, New South Wa1ee, was sueceesfully carried out. I trust that the retault will be the Qpelhitig up of to new market f er Can- adian ¢,mortis even in ea rewrote a region as the Atll+traliasiau o.hlutties, the ship - Monts of f)tanadien pratauettous haviug already bee» made. The expenditure will WW1 ly exceed the estimates, but I doubt not the cost to Canada will bo amply repaid by the extension of her " trade. Preparations have been uninterrupt- edly carried on during the last eir montilrl for securing an sample but se - loot (exhibition of Canatia'a products and ma,nufneturott at the (treat Exhibi- tion to be betd at Paris during the cur- rent year ; a farther estimate will be required to meet this expenditure. Alis Royal Highues8 the Prin eta of Wales, lee cldairmau of the British Commis- sioners, has rssigned a most prominent *lace to f'aufada in the main towers, where a Cauatliau trophy is now being erected. ;s.jvery disastrous fire aeourred in :Mute lark, irr the eity of St. Jelin, which canna. ed the dostructimi of a large portion of the city. including all the the Nubile buildings owned by the Do- minion Goverumeut. My Government deemed it necessary to contribute $20,001) to assist in relieving tt.e zi edetate wants of the people who were rendered destitute by so appalling a calamity. I also sanctioucd the appro. 1lriat'on of some public mousy with. which to commence the erection of new buildings for the publio business, which trots you will be asked to confirm in the usual way. Dur'iuglast $?s<lnnmycommisoioners made treaty with the Blackfeet, Blood, and Piegan Indians, by which the Indian titte is extinguished of a ter- ritory of 51,000 square miles west of Treaty No. 4 nod south of Treaty No. 0. The treaty has been made on terms nearly the same as those under Treaty No. 6, though somewhat Iees onerous. The entire territory west of Lake Superior, to the Rocky Mount- ains, and from the boundary nearly to the fifty-fifth degree of north latitude, embracing about450,000 square miles, has now been acquired by peaceful ne- gotiations with the red men, who have full faith in the honor and justice of the British Crown. Early b the last eltmmer a large number of Indians un- der Sitting Bull from the United States crossed into the British territory to escape from the United States troops, and have since remained on the Canadien si le. ¶Che United States Government made a friendly but nn• successful attempt to induce these In- dians to return to the reservations. It is to be hoped that such arrangements may yet be made as may lead to their permanent respectful settlement and release Canada of a source of uneasi- Iies.g and a heay expenditure. The surveys of the Pacific Railway have been pressed to completion during the last season. A complete instru- mental survey of the valleys of the North Thompson and lower Frazer Rivera has been made wiih a view to ascertain definitely whether that route represents more favorable features than the routes already surveyed to Dean Inlet and l3nte Inlet, respectively. It is believed that additional information now obtained will enable my Govern - inept to determine which route is most advantageous from Tete Jaime Cache to the sea. Fell information will be laid before you at an early date of the sessiou'a work in this and other directions. I am happy to be able to congratu- late you on the abundant harvest reap- ed in all quarters of the Dcnminien, and I rejoice that under this and other in llnencee there has been Borne improve- meat in the revenue returns, taus iu- dicating that the commercial depressirfl that, has so tong affected the country has pat.se;l over. iy attention has been called to solve in erfeclious iu the existing system of auditing the publio accounts, and a weasureproviding for their more thor- ough and effective supervision will bee ob- witted for your consideration, The prospect of obtaining at au early date greater facilities for reachiug the North- eastern territories and the Provinces of MI nitaha is euro to attract a larger number of settlers every year, and as much oldie prosperity of the Dominion depends on the rapid settle :lent of the fertile lauds in tilos territories, it is de- sirable and necessary to facilitate such bettlehnent its much as possible. £u order to eff'eat tide, measures will be submitted for your consideration con- cerning the regietratiou of titles, the eneetnhent of* ihalneetead law, an(Vnro- rua;ion t trailway enterprise to disalii g not;oualhed by the Canada Pcifte I;sit. way. Your attention will be called tort mea- sure for better ea-sureforbetter securing the Indepeud price of 20441110114 Fxperiellee has shown that cartaia obangee may advantageously be made in Departmental arrangements existing at prt.seut. A bill will be submitted to you for accomplishing thie purpose without iuoreasing the expenditure or number of departrnetlte. It le very desirable that there should be unifoau legislation in all the Pro- vinces reapeotittg thetrntlio in spirituous liquors, Hitherto that trade has been to ulated by provincial laws existing before the oonfetleration of the Pre. vines, although there has been lately a conflict of authority as to the jurce. diction of the local authorities. A bill making the necessary provisions will be eat twitted for your consideration. Var- iant' measures found necessary for the amewdtneot of existing laws mill also be submitted for your approval. FUNNY PARAGRAPHS. llfr. Hayes cougratulates the Indians on their adopting white men's clothes. Now lot them get a dyed rl endecl:a and stand on SUMO hotel steps and stare at tho ladies. Where one depends on Iris mental ability for succuss in life, nine rest their txtpee on the out and gloss of their sol - ler,. The Ca tr has a ,potrorful appetite for roast Tnrliey, with or without staffing. plenty of blood gravy, and devilled Bash i.13itzourlr. "Say, mister," said a newsboy to a man with a high shirt collar, the other day. ")'ow do von noinego to spit over that enllar ? Di, you use a ladder ? " A Detroit restaurant man hangs out a siert of ' free chops," and when the old loafers come around, he shows them an axe and a wood pile. Don't neglect your penmanship. A swan In New York got $61,000 from a bauker for being a good writer. It is not yet known how many years he will get. One of the saddest sights, these hard times, is to see a woman with a five foot husband trying to alter his pants to fit her six foot son. 'UST RECEIVED AT THE EXETER Grocerynd L ruorStore .A.large stock of Green, japan, Young Hyson and Black Teas, Currantsy rurnes D3R. D Apples , Cawed mum, Sardines Lobsters, Saimon Bitter Sauce and Pickles, Brandies, Gins, Wires and Syru Rye, Malt, Sctch, Irish and Common Whiskies, Tobacco and Cigars, V1 ole a' e and Rezaail. G. A. MACE, Main Street, Exeter. G Vl D E R 1 ief .J..#. FOUND/VY Founders, ngineers and. Mach,ixists. MA1vUrAerfe iER5 o>r ENGINES AND BOILERS, FLOURING, GRIST AND SAW MILLS tiTAVE AND HEADING MACHINERY, AlidJliug Purifiers of improved kinds. Agricultural Trnplemeats COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES Potash Rattles, Scheel seats, tko. Iron and 33rass Ca: tinirs to order For sale cheap--Seoond hand Boilers and Engirea Stave Shingle, and heading Macuinery. Repairs on Boilers, Engiues, Uaaills, &&c., promptly attended to GCDERICH FOUNDRY' and VLUTUFAOTT.TRIIIIT CO. GODERICH, Ont. DR. PIERCE'S STANDARD R eDI t'ASi Inztho dieeesea forwhich they ar$ reconuape-ndieecde NATURAL S1: I R,CTION. Investigators of natural soleuce b ys %itmon- ,trated beyond coutreversl. that throughout the au(mal kingdom the "survival of the fheattis the only low that vauchsefes thrift and. perpetuity. Ref* net the Babas priatsilalo gewtre the coupmere etas presperityof man? An interiorcaanotsuyor. cede a superior article. By reason oc superior.arxes- ft, Dr.;l'ierce's Standard Medichnealleye outrivalla l SU °there, Their sato in the United States ezceerla one million dollars per alimony while the amount exported foots up to several. bemired thoustuid mere. No business) could,grow to such gigantic mroportionsandxest upon key other baste than Bust of arteria Colder Medical #isaoaary Is drtoratire, or.Blood-Clacens;, g. Colder', Medical Discovery .4 Fectorah. Colden Medical T?iscouezy is a Cholagogue, or Zirer stimulant. Colden Medical I3zcorezy x.WY' . .Golden Medtt;al 13i3.)v,)ry U7 reesou at It Alterative properties, eueee Ihi.aet. see of the blood toad lildn as Serof=de cr hiss's Evil, Tarnow;, Dicers or Wit Beres, Blotches, Raze. .pies itnmi Eruptions. By virtue et it.; Pectora. micrtir i, St eures llronc1iitJ, Throat and Lang Mreetious, beiJ'lent Coriunruptten, trig Coughs,urtd Chronic Lar ngitis its Ch v properttee render it an une++I�u�5Uell Tenn dv for Blit. touruese, Torpid Inver, or"t,iver Complaint'; and its Temno pr eerties make it equally etfcacimis isr curing Zntbgesthon, IAsr of Appetite, and abs. Where the skin is shallots and £ :rel, d with blotches and pimples. or where there aro scrofulous swellings and affections, a few tittles of Golden Metrical Discovery will, elect an entire cure. If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sallow color at akin, or yellowtsla.brown spots on face .r body, Ire. !picot beaclitebce or dizziness, bad taste in mostb; internal heat or chills alteruated with hat flue -gee. low spirits and gloomy forebeiliu„e, irreg.aarappe- tito and tongue coated, you are suffering from Tor. piel.1it'eror Biliousness." Ieteeny caperof1wie- er eempleirrt only part of titrso symptoms are experienced. M a remedy for rt11 such eases, Ar. Pierce's a eetd Golden t carts, JeA i,ug the user itreesch suets and healthy. P. P. i-. P. ;?r. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. i'urtly Vs stank. i2To care rcgairc;i whflo Pring them. P.J1 Ohe IPHYSIC, scar�celytalax.'er tlhaun ,uvada seeds, and are sugar-coated They ret :,t' i the necessity of taking the great, crude, draatie, 8L.keu. ing pills heretofore so much in use. and t :as a remedy for Hea sidle, Ilizeincss, Rush of Burets to the Beed. Tightness about the Chest, Bal C. tS; S. GIDLEY Undertaker-; az,d. Finitlxre Manufacurers A' Y OULI) SAY TO these who intone pnrahasi.tg to do so item the anisuufueturer. Tho dealer who buys to sell again must uecessorily haven profit. We 'lain to give the pnroltasors the bcuofit, which cannot fail to meet the views of the Gtrull;ers. Our expenses a -e lees than timer) of city manu'acturora coutuupozit- ` ly we cul, sell cheaper. - 7 Bmblems of all the Different q B tY O it L D' ealiapeeielattentioe to ouruatdertaking ifept.rt- mont,whioh is more cont plate than a ver, as we stew added several new designs pektesmdsa' euand every funeral requisite at tLdt to west prices, Our now HearBets pronounced by� competent Judged to be seoand to none in the Provinces Societies. it has been officially decided that 870b the reason why a law book is like a i7 f C7. frolicsome ram jumping over a fence, is because they aro both bouudin' sheep. They had Welsh concert in U'ica, the other night, and when the choir sang, "YrI Arglwydd ywfy Megaif," the enthusyladdgsm was intense. Tickle the public and make it grin ! The more you tiakte, the more you'll win 1 But teach the public --you'll never grow rich, But Iive like a beggar, and die in a ditch 1 Johnny have you learned anything during the week, asked a teacher of a six•year-nld pupil. "Yeth'm." "Well, what is it ? " "Never to lead a shall tramp when you hold both bowers 1 " "Good morning, Donnelly ! I hear your daughter has a baby ; is it a boy or a girl ? " "Faith, Miss, it's meself as doesn't yet kuow for the life of me if I'm a grandfather or a grandmother, bedad." I would I were a senoolmarm, ' And among the sehoolmarm's bated, With a small boy stretched across my knee, And n ruler in my hang. When a prominent temperance man goes up to a chestnut vender and calls f lr a sch'-toner of roasted chestnuts, his way of putting the request is calculated to arouse suspicion. •Bnuks may "bust" and "go up," but we defy them to get any of our money to soar with. We deposit our spare change with delinquent subscribers, and none of them will ever go up. A Sunday School clasas at Wilming- ton was asked who,%ves the outlier of the Psalms. Silence at first; then a little hath was held., up. "I know."! "Who 2 " asked the teacher. "Sam I" STOOK -TAKING 1878. During the month of February, we shall offer at reduced prices, the following lines in Winter Goods, FOR THE READY AXONE -Sr LADIES APPAREL, DRESS GOODS. 'SHAWLS, CLOUDS, WINTER GLOVES, WOOL HOSIERY,BREABFAST SHAWLS, LADIL+'S'& MISSES, FUR SETTS, .LADIES FUR CAPS, &o., &c. In Gentlemen's Clothing, Ready-made clothing, both in under and overcoats, Shirts and Drwerp, light and dark Full Clothe, heavy Canadian Tweeds, all wool Flannels, both in fancies and grey. Cloth and Fur Caps, lined Kid Gloves and Mitts. Also white and grey Flannels. Tho above goods will be affered at it. alight advance on my cost, as I am anxious to make, room tor the Spring end Summer stock. B .nuMinslt, we have no auction sales, neither Bankrupt Stocks. A. call will satisfy as to the truthfulness of the above statements. Yours Respectfully, 3"01311 F. CLA.11.1tE. THE EXTER TIN AND STOVE DEPOT'. 0 HE Subscriber begs to announce to the inhabitants of Exeter and the szrroueding coun- 1. try, that lie has opened a TIN and STOVE DEPOT in the store nearly opposite Mr. G. A. Maces Grocery and Liquor store, Main street. Exeter, where he is le (spared to fill all orda,s for Cook, Parlor and other Stoves At Manufacturers Prices. Tinware, cheaper than tho cheapest, and made up by practical workmen on the premises. Gave -Troughing done to order, Carttiaie Plating, a Snecialty. Coal oil Chimneys, the very best and none Cheaper. Intending purehasers will always find me :at my post, ready to attend to my own business and prepared at ell times to treat customers courteously and supply them with a good and cheap artio e. Depend upon it that nowhere eau you get better value for your money. The very highest price in Cash pt'id for Hides and Sheep skins, E. I3. SPACKMAN. Taste in attacks' Eructations from n the Kidneys Highly -colored urine and Internal Tevcr, Br.. Pierce'sNamara ,rurgative Pellets aro tiusurpfue seri. Furthermore, I would say that their action is universal, not a gland escaping their sanative im- press. Age nes not impair the p3rml,ertiea of these Pellets. They are sugar-e,auel, mud cneloeed in glass hottles their virtues being thereby preserved emu:paired for ens length of time,so that they are always fresh and reliable. This is not the e. e with those pills which are put up in eheap wooden or pasteboard boxes. The daily use of twopcllets haat cured the most obstinate cases of Seruful,. Tetter, Salt Eheutn, Erysipelas, Boils, ]notches, Pimples, Sure Eyes andEruptiS+ns, They are. however, re- cbnlntended to be taken to connection with the Golden sleds° ti Diseuvtrv. fat order to secare the beet results. DR. PIERCE'S FAVORITE, PRESCRIPTION DR. PIERCE'S k'AirORITE PRESCRIPTION DR. PIERCE'S FAVORITE. PRESCRIPTION. The remedial management of those diseases pe- culiar to women has afforded a largo experience at the world's Dispensary, of which Dr. Pierce is the chief consulting physician, in adapting remedies for their cure. Dr, t'ierce's Favorite Prescription is the result of this extended experience, end bas become justly celebrated for its many endremer. kable emus of all theme chronic diseases and WEARNE SSES PEC.i1LIAn TO FEMALES. Favorite Prescription is a Powerful Restoratije Tonic to the entire system. It is a nervine of un surpassed efficacy, and, while it quiets nervone' irritation, it strengthens the enfeebled nervous system, thereby restoring it tobeelteful vior. The following diseases aro among those in which the Favorite Prescription has worked magic cures, viz.: Leucorrhoea, or " Whites,' Excessive Flow- ing, Painful Menstruation, Unnatural Suppression, Weak Back,:Prolapses, or falling of the Uterus, Anteversion, Retroversion, Bearing -down Sensa- tion, Chronic Congestion, Intlamation and Ulcera- tion of the Uterus, Internal Heat, Nervous Depres- sion, Debility, Dispondency, and very many other chronic diseases peculiar to women, but not men- tioned here. The following Ladies are a few of the many thousands who can testify to tho efficacy of Dr. Pierce's Favo ite Prescription, from experience and observation : Mrs, Cornelia Allison Poosta, Iowa : Mrs. Ches. J. Methvin, Hatcher's Station, Ga, ; Mrs. T. A Say. mour, Rome, N. Y.; Mrs. Francislinswiele Versailes Ohio : Mrs. Leery, Putnam, North Wharton. Pa. : Mrs. Mary A. IIaiolt, Edina, Mo. ; Mrs. Mary N. Friable, Lehman, Pa. ; Mrs. R. Hiatt, Emporia,liau.; Mise Louise Pratt, Dodgeiville., Mass. ; Mrs. L. A. Dashield, Norfolk, Va. ; Mrs. C. Allison, Proctor, Iowa ; Mrs. J. N. Vernon. St. Thomas, Ont.; Mrs. S. C. Moran, 253 North Howard Street, Baltimore, MO; Mrs. Lucy Calintan, Barnesville, Ohio ; .urs. Nancy McNaught, Jefferson, Iow,s : Mrs, L. G. Stefnrod, Friendship, N. Y. ; Miss Ellen Cady, Westfield, N. Y, ;Mrs, Anthony Amami, Verona, N. Y.: Mrs. B. N. Rooks, Grand Rapids, Mich.: Mrs. F. Pi. Webb, Watertown, N. Y. Thousnnus of references eau be given s t the World's Dispensary, THE PEOPLE E'S MEDICAL ADVISER Dr, R. V. Pierce is the sole proprietor and manu- facturer of the foregoing remedies, all of which ere sold by Druggists. He is also the anther of the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, a workof nearly one thousand pages, with two hundred and eighty two wood engravings and colored plates Re has already soldof this *°pulse war]; Over 100,000 Copies ! I'I tit;E (post paid) $150. Address ; R. V. PIERCE M. D. Exeter 1310.., oe.al<er 15 1877. ! WoTld'a DiSpenSari't't1ntfitle, y, Y.