The Exeter Times, 1878-5-16, Page 44
THE TIM.tyt S
SOUTH HURON LIBERAL
Vonseev ave Association.
Tis Beg star general arlitrcl laieetlug of the
>liberail. Conservative Association for the South
hiding of Buten, will be held in Brucedeld, on
MONDAY, MAY 20x$ INST.,
AT le o'CLC R,
fortirotearp,seexecnee .'thcers wee the hani-
action otet13 'bu`ine: o
In view of tae arpr. ar .Bing Parliamentary elec-
tions a fun a'te ndAuce is requested.
P.11. RITCHIE, G. E. JACKSON,
Pry ciaent. Secretary.
the salaries of the teaohers. This
would not be heavy. One of them,
would require to hold a degree in arts
from a British or Canadian university,
while a second-classs teacher would be
all the misses -ace neoeeeary for some
time. The County Council grants
$400 per annum to each High School
distriot in the county, the school would
draw from the Governrnent according
to its merits, and the fees from pupils,
if any tee exacted, would total a (snug
imam°. Some of our prominent citi-
zens should commence au agitation for
lie :.%r 1<� Chita necessity, If some one do not
telt° it in hand, we shalt be left away
robin" and signed by both sides of the
House, with very few exceptions, the
Governrneat is not responsible in any
way. The idea that a Government is
relieved from responsibility because
ball supporters and opponents unite
on any question, is -certainly a novel
and an absurd one. By declining re-
spousibility in any matter pertaining
to the welfare or of lu any way affecting
MAY 16, 1878
TialB TABLE, L.. H. a; B. R.
The following tiuw•table tante into opera-
tion en this real on Monday, l:sth May :
0O1tvn 10.02111.
ltfail .. 9.20 a. u'.
Mixed 10.5t► it. its.
:fli:edss
0 25 p. ni.
oox co ascots.
Q.20:i. n_ 2.50 p. in.
Express 7.35 p. xu.
the public, the management of whose I - - - -"-' ='"= -e
affairs they it, a etltrsleted with, a Gov- .70 t IC li.ETS.
kt.Y.L v¢�ai:4s.
ernrxient abdicates its. rights and ree-
d'
white itheat .. . 1 el to 1 13
glecte to exercise the proper functions scott �' 1 us to a xv
of responsible Government. An irres sRaz`+x wsnT.
ponsible, a self-created power usurps Fife •-. ••. 0 �» to 1 ltd
Red Chuff " ••. 0 : a to 0 3,
its place, and by the use of this power Barley ... ... ... .. ... 0 as to 0 4l
the Government may at any time throw °e« : ::: : o;c too t°i
the anus of responsibility for unpopular Kuirer ::: a ifori to col ii
.
Floot . ... 5 use to :, ,.,
Patur topes, pbbler bag .. ... ... 0 Sit to 0 :.
Apples, per bag --. ... - - 2 SO to 0 to
Pried Apples pr b. . 1 t5 to 1 ;:,
rlugs, 4ressed per 100 •.. ... . 4 11H to 4 an
Beef ... ... ... ... 4 tore
Elides 4 rli t¢i 5 e a-
Siteepskins,eacah -.. •- -. 1 00 to 1 !;i
Hua per ton .,. ... tt Bit to n e:1
Onions per bnsn ... ... 0 Z, to 1 t•
Lard
Q0.Sto0cs
ST. MARY'S.
tRel3orte•dragularly by A. t,ittbrattia.Clerkf
behind all other towne in the west in
off their own ehoula;ers and
L R
THSDAY, ;S 4Y 16, 1578,
upon those of the people's represents-
; point of educational fWCilltlem. The lives, who, will the connivance of the
OOMi UNISM E TEaE, I3N1T June meeting of the County Council Government, create themselves an an -
STATES. will soon he held, and somethiug tocr.xcy. The Government has no
should be done before that, as we be -'right to shelter itself in any such way.
The telegraphic deepatebee its: the t Brave it is the intention of Seaforth and '.hey accept the guardian ship of the
daily papers of the l few daps show «iughanl to P tilnrens their claim at that public iutereyts, tint they am"'et at all
our neighbors oath of the lake$ to be k 83 end nudge every cirennisttusce be
meeting, If they are in need of a prepared manfully to accent tbe res•
in great fear of an uprising among the High School, it ie in Exeter an impers. ponsibilrtie8 of the position.. Were it
communistic element which l;as folirld tire necessity. ntfierwide it would inevitably lead to
R at•fe harbor there from the action of the gravest wrongs, if the exigencies of
1 RZa' (E BETWEEN 't.' r0 the Government remind inolir a then] to
the laws of Buropsau couutties. The DIFFnueb vaunted freedom the United respell: Ida on any j:articu-
sGOVERN ME.aiNTS.
t¢ir question. The Government. of Ou-
Stetee: has not done the country much --� tarso on this question abdicated their
good after all, it would win. It has We learn by teleerapb from Quebec fuaotione ; they deciiued to take the
been taken advantage of bv pe,litieal that the niembers of the ,Telly Govern- responsibility of that ace upon theui-
eff'nnders of Europe who have flecked Went have taken the first steps tow. °elves ; they showed that they did not
thither in thousauds. The republic 'ardor redeeming a promise to the elect• possess the moral eonra�,a uecoasary to
saffw a them every advantage for star- d 9", that tkieg vronld =tai the a .Food etatee Wanslrip, and so Eberst the
aondetuuatiou of the people. They
fectieg their plana. They are free
from the inquieltiveeuess of lire lady,
penditure of the Province in every pos-
sible way. Unlike the member of the
which troubles there in Europe, CurtillOntario Government, they have Dani
u
sanders extremely daaeeroaa any n- P mewed with tbemeetves.. They have
dertakitee against the peace er the reduced the salaries of their respective
cauutry whish affords them a ecb8ist• i ntheee frons, $8,750 to 8,O01i, a reduc•
mute. The fears of our neighbors are, l tion of 20 per cent. WYwatber th.-y
we Helios e, well founded. The social- i will continue in the straight and naee
ist element is intreuohed very strong.) row Path of economy, we osnuot say ;
ly there under the protection of the
freedom rif their institutious. The
Government of the United States is as
the name of the eyatem indicates --es-
sentially in the interest of the people.
All um are the same -one class has as
much to Flay with the institntilu3 of,
the country as auy other, and this
fact is eaaotly where the great harm
flows from. The major portiou of
tI1e voting population bas little or
Iio interest iu the conntry that -can-
not be rendered nugatory by very
slight mrano. Demagogues, who hare
fled from nunishmeut in other conn -
tries desert themselves. They rise't tempt to curtail the expenditure 2 --dill
from the mama of the people, identify he yr Mr. liawat Rud his colleague.
themselves with the people, and are
supported by the people, to whom, in
return, they must pander. in order tbat
they may retain the aacendanoy which
a chain of fortuitons circumatana is
bas given them. Lome are passed os-
tensibly in the interest of freedom but
really in the interest of communism,
and through a false idea of freedom,
men are permitted to band together
and perform drill in several of the
most important cities of the u ion.
The whole social fabric of the United
States is rotten at the fonnda+ion, and i
Bothlwheut,per bushel ................1. 12 tr. 1 14
tS,eriug wheat 0 00 to o ley
Barley ....... •............ . .. 0 40 to 0 40
Peas ....., ., 0 .ri to 0 to
oats i! 54 to L1 111 ^r
1'atatoespar Oafs - •... 0 3s to 0 •t' fe- I .)1,"1w 1.T +, ail 1 AV
Apples 'e .....,. ......... 1 e i to 1 ..a
Q of to is t'ai at the n+ume prices usother stores.
I THOUGHTS. OF SPRING
...lit:, tit .:teams often, after the rigours of a
t'•a+t 'oo witted, anything but pteassnt. from
1 the feet of ,•o utauv p ople going to their daily
avoe ti .us without rest or spirit, but lake the
, ver.,....t,:tare driven by the -,bong of necusitti•.
it is' ri•v.ai•e tine xuaebi'7ery,soto speak, ath¢•
mean body 13a, beeome clop get. atter being
t611.10M frith <<^:,rbon. heading feats nece.esaiy to
myitis :or a aintet iiia climate like Canada.
It the ,; r'•t ;, the individual suffers horn head-
o•,ee u seeesi,t. in nubility of the nervous syc.
ton. t i¢•it.net., depreisiion of spirits. lassitude
( ac Thi, iucdnut be, for PUOSFOZuNE,
theYe.w.4'ine tonic, vitt remove the pr-
iunt3a' ,a•.•1me%efft°loi.i•ttih3ebsoyodu. and remove all
I T OF PAItTN -
ever 4iter ♦mice is hereby given that the
41 ..4 , .. a,et, l to•t' ,;ui+.i ting between. Fret -crick
a'. of/ tad Aron 14..ei¢ ricL•. as blaCL-euuiths, of tlis
I' ! c 1 F.4 ¢ tA:baz muter Vino nate and htvh3
i.t • - o..k ¢* Ihodetie ;' is this day ,lis.•clvn.d i'v
°c¢ ,.il °,ae•ai t. .iron 114,•410•'1ck trill settle all
¢le 14,1 dace ;,, and ter the oc.apant'.
I F1tEiettRleS COOK.
R
ANON BRODF.KICK.
v+atnees,,IOS1:PH SKEW.*
•
9
'11.e WI Grocery
TEAS, COFFEE,
SUGAR,
and
AllG-roceries
Wet per •b .
Mutton '° 0 03 to 0 07
Pork per cwt ..... .. # 30 to 4 €la
t'1SS% ler donee Q PO tool,
nutter
Boy_ r� q ,r
21.E 8 LL 1.. ---AP T8. R O i .A C C()
Full tvltoab...... ........ ::a i4, ko 11+ :'.4T'l�J .� �"e.�'ii
0 Val to @ 11' 1::.a i'iit]rrer.'r.0 1.: IN E:CCiitNf31:.•
................. $ Oto to a op
Scott whom. l Io to 1
opting detest" .•• 1 Oe to 1 , .0 I
lsCattoi0e Tobacco
ariey 96 to #+"
1'o is ..... CO to fit
O;its ............ . 25 to ;{,n
Hides
Amnia have said to these who signed ,.beep arm;::::- ..:::' inn 1 jee
.4 °C to4le
the " roused robin," "Xo, geutle,oen. ➢ Hn)s
we eunuot eausent to au increase of
your iuderlluity. We are pledged to
rise every endeavor to curtail the ex-
penditure, and we trust oppose this
proposal. You may each use your
individual judgment as to whether your
duties demeatd and the finances of the
Province will admit of such an increase ;'
but as a, Government ieeponsible to the
people, and placed in our positions to
look after the interests of the peopled of
this Pr•evinee, anti especially to guard
ugaivat increased expenditure, we must'
oppose any proposal of this nature."
:'1•u helmet Gaiverninent, a Government
striving to aot nn that their larott'Seions
eheedd not point one way and their
pr tethers another, would have graved
the situetiou and met the difficulty
squarely iu this manly way. lust 113e
Mowat Govet nment Could not do that.
Tiey batt increased their own selaries
with the assi•ta►uce of their followers in
the House, and were not free to reoist
the demands of those who itad assisted.
thein in plun'lering the public. Place
the moat favorable cote:traction poses.
ble ou tbe attitlltle of the Government,
and no other oonolnsian eau be reached
than that it was parlireps criuiinia 111
the unseemly grabwhiter disgraced e BEATTIE
Canadian Legislatureitature unner a prufes•
sedly Merin Adtninietration.
•
Tam learned, elognetrt and wise C 0 m
Joshua Billings has truly said, ''If .i
and in the face of this aot it would be
hardihood to say they will not, but it
they do, they suit! differ iu the most es
entitt) particular fromtheir fetloas
partizene in Ontario. The great cry
of Mr. Blake when appealiug to the
country after the defeat of S:sndfieltl
lliat,cderetit's Government, wan thec't •
rutitiuli, the extravagance, the uu}O•1ti-
able and criminal extravagance, of the
Conservative 0..verumeut. Mr. Blatt
obtained a majority—on what tines
tiouable means it boots net t a const r
now ;-but dial he tarry out the promtees
he had Lunde so lavishly ?—did IIe at•
after him, *van matte the first signs of
an attetnpt to prevent the expendit-
ure. from increasing 7 They did
not. They treated an extra inern-
ber of the Government -- at first
without a salary —but in a short
time he too had to receive the same
salary as the rest, which in the mean-
time, had been increased $1,000 by the
men who bad been so bard upon a
Government whose members received
$1,000 less. They iucreased the ex-
penditure in every department eitlsout
giving the public any commensurate
insecure in its structure The genuine return ; they filled the different office
statesmen of the ynuntry recognize the with new and unnecessary clerks, at
necessity for a change, and already talk large salaries, increased the salaries of
of adopring a system o° Government the old cues and raised the indemnity
which, while it ensures the fullest lib- of the private members from $400
to $800, although, when -some of those
who favored the increase were stump-
ing the country in opposition to Ur.
Benefield Macdonald's Government,
they considered $400 an extortionate
sum to pay a man for eight weeks serv-
ice. Mr. Bishop was particularly se-
vere on what he termed the prodigality
of the Conservative Government and
the House in this respect. '1400,"
he exclaims, holding np his hands in
horror, "$400 for eight weeks ; whv,
gentlemen, that is more than we poor
farmers get the whole year rouu¢l,
thou„ix we work from morning till
night, and pinch and starve ourselves
and fatnilies. It is extortion. Let us
unite to turn out the Government
which permits this extortion, this rob•
bery front the poor, hard-workiaa
farmer, and replace them by It Reform
erty of thought and notion consistent
with loyalty to the dilly created au-
thority, does not throw the whole
power of the country into the hands
of men whose only guiding ear is self
and whose only thought is destruction.
A HIGII SCHOOL FOR EXETER.
We some time ago pointed out the
necessity for a High'Schoot in Exeter,
and premised again to refer to the
question. If the people will but take
the trouble 10 examine into it, they
will see the advantages accruing from
a High Selinol This is the centr :of a
large, popnlon44, and w.althy dist ict.
There s no High School nearer hen
18 miles, and if parents desire to du
state their children for any of the learn ,
Uovernnieut who will rifle LIS cheaper'
ed professions, they are forced to send and better.” How 'Mr. Bishop acted
themthat distant* at an age when
they eli001(1 be nyder the influences of
home, inateod of running the great
when he had an opportunity of pro•
nouncing against extravagance, the
farmers of the ` riding know full well
danger ofcontracting the exit habits to their sorrow and bitter disappoint•
soeasily acquired when from •under 1 menta
paeental restraint. Tho cost of a HighOn 111ts questionof inereaiaing the in-
Sotiool. would he very 'li„lit compared demnity of private members the Mowat
with the good results that would flow Government have escaped more ensiiy
than they should have the censure of
from it. The present school building the people and the Lash of she press.
would answer for a long time to come,
and the only expense entailed would be
Many contend that because the requisi-
tion for the increase was made a "round
EATTIE
CO,'S
SILE'A. REnUSE
LONDON:,
You will find the Largest as-
sorlrtlnent of Silks, Millinery
Mantles, Dress Goods, Kid
Gloves, Laces, and all kinds of
Fancy Dry Ctoods.
Mantles and Dressmaking
tinker the manarp12ent of a
Lally of long experience. Lad-
ies can depend on getting the
latest and most Fashionable
Styles of the Season, at Mod -
rate Prices....
Wedding and Mourning Out -
(its got up on the Shortest No-
tice.
Orders by mail will receive
prompt attelltiOU.
140 D adas sic. London
man taps his eider barrel at both ends
aid draws out of the bunghole besides, !LIME for SALE
his cider ain't ageing to last long.”
Phis is the position of the Ottawa Gov -
eminent. But they have not only
.n :iced troin the bunghole of the
Domini au Treasury and tapped it, but
they have knocked the bottom out of it.
WE are pleased to bo able to con-
gratulate oar friend iSJr. Timothy Congh-
Iaen, Reeve of the T:,wnship r,f Steph-
en, on having receiving the nomination
of the Conservative Convection held aft
till8a'iraig on Saturday last,to O'inte91
the hiding of North Middlesex for the
House of (Dominoes at the n xt gener-
al 01806021, in opposition to Mr. Colin
Soatcherd, the present member. Mr.
Coughlan is avery popular man in
all parts of the ridtii , !laving personal
dealings with the most el the electors,
and the have no doubt he will redeem
the riding by a large majority.
Thom people in this country who in
ti nos past, on the principle that ev-
erything foreigu is better than our own,
professed so much reverence for Int,
constitution of the Uuited States will
have their love cooled a little owing to
the unpleasant fix than that eonsti-
tutien has led the people into over the
election of a President. A system of
government which will liermt a man to
wimpy the President's chair when he
has no legal right, is not calculated to
arouse much admiration. that Hayes
was defeated, nine -tenths' of the people
in this country felt certain ; and when
the laws can bo twisted so as to pre-
vent the choice of the people taking his
position, it becomes apparent at once
that a Republican form of Government waldensiiwnan ,9th
is not what it' has been boasted to bo- t1anitoban 16th
that it has not that solidity and scent
Phcenic... 28rd
" Corinthian ....... ........... ............... .::90th
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ity to rights that is found under' Mo.,Por Tickets and every information, apply to
narohial institutions. CAPT G. I(EMP, Exeter. •
On and after MONDAY,
lath inst., we will keep the
Boauhville Lime for sale at
25 oEN'TS PER EVSI-iEL•
Special rates to parties using
large quantities.
XONEY TO LOA\ ON FARM PitOPERTY.
Mortgages Bought and Marriage
Licenses issued.
O'BYRNE & CO,
;-IIRDWW liiE DF,AT I.'RS,
EXETER.
ALLAN LIVE OF
Royal
mail Steamships.
SHORT SFA PASSAGE, ECONOMY, COMPORT.
One . f the tint -class, full -powered Olvde-built
steamships of the above, oonstrurtod es0ecially
for the navigation of the Atlantic Averagging from
9,050 to 4,200 tons carrying the Canadian and
United Ssgtes mail., will leave Quebec every sot
urday for uiverpooi and Londonderry and for
Glasgow every Thu'•sday. Parties wishing to send"
for then' friends in England oan obtain tickets at
low rates. Intermediate anc.steerage passengers
at lowrates. 8teamors leave Quebec as follows:
Sarmai.tim lith May
Oiroassian 18th "
Moravian 25th "
GLAZGJW LINE.
and Cigars
of ti,E+':err brat f,rande.
0472:14i C O . ,Elva,
Agent for Gnat Vt'atern Steamship
Line, New York and liti.t¢il, England
Breen.
CH.ISHOLM'S OLU STAND
LON1)ON
THE OLD) RELIABLE, HOUSE FOR
GENERAL DRY 0001)S,
MILLINEBY d MANTLES.
11E
CLOTHING TO ORDER,
011
REA.1)Y-MADE.
HENDERSON & BUCHANNAN
.rite .°i. C'Irfslwln1 & CO.
A COSIPLETE STOCK OF
HONEST GOODS
AT
HONEST PTttCES.
len►enthaee-Sign nf'the Striking Clock,
142, Dundas Street,
L0ND0N.
HENSALL COOPER, SHOP.
-- 0—
W. VANVALKENBURGII,
COOPER WORK OF ALL KINDS,
INCL13IDING CISTERNS,
of which lie makes a speciality). BUTTER
TUBS cheaper than ever. llepairmg,promptiv
and neatly done. Shoe,-tirock street directly
'west of the station. Give him a call.
WM. VANVALKENBURGFI.
Hansall, May 8, 1878. 9m.
MILLINERY
MISS GARLICK,
Has now in stock a complete line of
SPRING HATS, BONNETS,
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, :f
and Trimmings of Every Kind, in
Latest Style and Lowest Prices
• A full Stock of Fancy Goods,
Berlin Wools, Honiton Lace, Braids,
Patterns, Cardboard. Mottoes, &c,
t I.Jackets cut and made to order.
MISS GARLICK,
Main 8t., Eaoter.
GO TO
R.& E. S PICE+R'S
-FOR-
GROCERIES
Always New and Fresh.
FLOUR, FEED,
AND PROVISIONS,
EAIiTHEN WARE,'
COAL OIL
Soap Gwen Away
--21 Bars for One Dollar.
Good Vinegar. 20c. per Gallon, Choi
Syrups. Market Baskets -cheap.
N, B. Don't forget the placo-R. & E. sr
tee's, opposite Mr. E. Christie's Hotel.
Produce taken in exchangsfor goods.
R. &E , SPICF