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THA TIMES
O
THE TARIFF.
''S GREAT SIREOII Oli TAF NA,^
TIPNAL POLICY
'Continued from Iast weep.;
AIR. COLBY—Some think they can
see all about the condition of a country
by looking at columns of fio urea ; but
Gess to our market, the Cauadiau hop
grower bad to sweet a.5 cent duty in the
United States, and asked the House on
every consideration of fair play to grant
the imposition of 0 cents a pound ou
hops. - It was not done at that session,
but it was ate subsequent session, and
it ie now on the Statute Book. 1
know something alum.. the Americans,
there are conditions working to the i have lived among theta a. good deal, en the wolves away. Dog, wiry dl' you
RUSSIAN PROVERBS, NA 111 Beautiful Concert Grand Pi- ORGAN
.. "...., s, t'o1,000, mil .42.a'stt ,,...,.
The wolf asked the goat to dinner ;
but the goat declined.
A fox sleeps,, but counts Nene in his
dreams.
The wolf changes his hair every
year, but remains a wolf.
Dogs, why do you bark ? To built- l --
Superb Grunt( Square Pianos, cost, :81,100, only
$ 255. Elegant Upright Irl nos, :cost, t.'-;'800. only
$ 155, New Style Upright Pianos, $112.50. Organs
535. Organs I. stops *444.50, Clluteh Organs, 10
stops, cost +:390, only •x115. .rlogt'nt :375 mirror
top organs only otti5. T)•,inentlous saerifl:ee to
close out present stock. New Stearn Factory soon
to bo erected, Newspapers with much informs-,
Von libout cost of bits -os, and Organs, SENT
FRF1E. Please address DANIEL F. BETATY
Wash'neton, N' J.
AGENTS WANTED FOR TRE
good or ill of the country which the was educated among them, and have keep your tail bete eel your legs? I ICTOIRICILL
Public ,Accounts and Irene Returns do always lived near them. I, at that am afraid of the wolf.
not show. Great leakages and loss- tonne, expressed my settled belief,
es sometimes occur through the acts or though it had not the weight with the
omission of Governments. of Ilion the leader of the Government that 1 had
Blue i3ook makes no mention. Blue
Books and statistical tables are not in-
fallible. So much for the action or in-
aetiou of the Government in the ses-
siou of 1870-
i.E(CIdI.A'rd7ItE OF 18777 "eenai,IZEn NOn-
Love, fire and a cough cannot be
Matte friends with the bear, but keep
honed it would have, that just so long hold of the axe,
as we were prepared to permit this uu• Bread and stmt 1lumbie even a rob-
equal system by which we were exclud- berg
ed from the American Markets, white : A full stomach is deaf to instrueticn.
the Americans had iweess to ours, they If you hunt two hares you will catch
would. consider it better than reciproe. neither.
ity and would cot give ns reciprocity. ! God is not in Baste, but bis ainn is
If they are satisfied with the course That was the view I then took and
they tookthey are quite welcome to all still hold. and I then made use of the
the comfort they call And iia it. At a expression which haul been so ranch
cost of $2,000,000, this Government lauded and so much (abuse((•-eireciprocn-
bad taken a :ear's tesl'ite, in order to y ity of tariffs, if not reciprocity iht
e,,)nil,aer, as they said, and bring in a f trade. 1 believe the reasons I then
WI to meet tbe entire conditions of the 'urged were song ll. I believe one need
case, They brought, in a bill which only !mow the American chatacter,.
embodied their °wit views. They are their a tlrewdness, their practical way
not tratnelled by anything, but com- of treating Snell subjects, to be cttu- • ,tad its eti, cls;*re oaten, .nftt+r elle. rigours of a
rmmetleed era novo, and retn^)1143lled the Y*tnced that so long Its they have free e`auttlian whiter, tuiytbi)tg but pleastut,froth
whole thing. If I ata rightly Wrenn acceee to our reerliets, and we tire 1•\• tl)e feet of MI Altuhv p uple going to their chilly
ode the oil production of C�;llacl a. i'i cltttle•..1 from theirs, they will ceiteidei' tavlt4 lti.tu wtttiont Zest or spirit, but hll4'. the
wholly within the constituencies 14f tbe that they 111a%e the teem of the bargain. veriest slave (irivclaby the along of necessity.
t Is because the maeideery, se to speak, of the
lHon. thea,Itnhieter of the Interior, sit 1 desire W draw attention tt) one I
ltllu40* rue+iyltay become clogged, after being
they had all the knowledge rtee,msary thought which seems to me to iter t:iilftt3tl with carbon, bearing fats necessary to
to guide theme to a right couclusiou the strongly on this questiou. withstand a winter in a elituate like Canada.
t.)lles u*. session. ADA what suer they necien.Gt:A1. P1'TIF:s Athl Dkb1: 5 — UT Ir the spring -the in+livitletat8UY1••rs from bead -
mite, dyspepsia in nobility of the nervous sys-
tem, btlinn$tu ,s, dt•i r,•'sfon of spirit-;,, In„Itiele
No. Thi-( u,•,•,i )r,t be, for PlIOSPOZI INl4;,
the € runt ue rvhue tons(. will remove the pri-
:nara 4 (astir tone the system, and remove all
tnpnriti4s from the Woad.
sure.
You may shalt the door on evil, bat
he will enter by the window,
I'rai e nut the crop until it is stave.
act.
It is not tleoeaaary to plow fools -•--
they grow themselves.
THOUGHTS OF SPRING
ale4?--.`with all (ilia ltuowle3ge, with this 1* TAGIATI*]s.
teaar°s respite and lei hire to frame innI know the idea that we can coerce
Act to meet tato condisious of the Cie,e."the ki netic:4ue, that four nniflnl4h{s (1
pureletstt,l a'S they tetl*1 there "et a cell lte.iple can coerce forty minute, is of
{tf tfit l.ct0il 2 1't'.lat was this bid a ten sneered at and likerett "to the tail
It was a free trade) hill which .imposed
upon this article a customs ants et
frAtaa :it) to GO per cent., while uta other
article is pr *tecte(1 mare than 7," e'er
Bent. This' flee trade ('ifuverinuenr
put on thia exceptional article iii till
ewe Alined part of (:,•antu%— this
article which was the only nue which
could be abused by rings and t.olnl)i•ca•
tions -.a duly of from 00 to 60 per cent.
When they put ou the duty at 0 cents
a gallon, oil was werti ten cents ea
lots ; they swept away the whole excise
daty and recouped the eonntry by l*nnt
ting it on tea ; bat to favor this in
dustry, the only oue whish eoinld be
abll,e41 by proteeti'n, they 15V14•41 *t 'ens
torus duty of from 011 to GO per cent,,
malting, accerdiag to their theory, the
cnnalnuier of oil, which is made in Can
Alda. pay. not to the manufacturer, six
cants additional for every gallon. lir
an additional profit of 00 per cent.
Weed that legalized robbery, or Wv,ai It
not ? In whose interest was that ler.
petrat'ed
IIEt. CAItT\VRIGIIT—it wag a rev-
enue tax and aproper rine.
PETII,0Ll:1,'3I 111Y(t• SL-tnUmY1�13.
milt. COLI3Y—When it W.1.4
stood
nnd<'r-
stood that the tax was to b4 taken oil',
th're was no lon=ger an oil ring until
the Pittance Minister determined ap+'n
the policy he was to port+lb', ra41d then
the organizers re•orgauized in OW
tario, and an oil ring more dangerous
because more comprehensive than the
oltt one, has grown up under the legis-
lation they had passed iu consouanee
with their free trade ideas. That was
an illnstration of the views of these
gentlemen, and '.)f their idea as to what
wagging the tlog.” The Americans
had found it necessary for the mn..ain-
taitlt ace (.1 their credit to put ou high
duties. That imposes upon us a cot
re:Tendittg necessity to protect our
lnanuf tcturere a' ti Ampere, so long ao
olid uuf4u'tnnate state et things waste i
ou the other side. Thine is no news
(t,l1cb for irritation.l�It will
ll
of beetr.
a!itryp
Q
errd i rtahatry policy. I thiola
might be safely said thtttlo•tlirtle In 1
thle41•fourtb , Of the people ttf tet
United States, this question of mime).
::ity is today a la•atttr of t(tt111 intlifer-
encs. 11' we went below the norther(.
tier 0r States, prult•tbly if we teen' t
the 'fiddle States,certaitnly if we went to
tris
Southern, the Seuthwe+tern, U1
tile' Pacific Satter if we aske 1 any lat'
except tt ;pub'io r'tau, what, were the ,e
14t.i•ins between Oviedo. and the L ,.it -
e4, Staaas, 1)e toned not tell whether
reciprocity or unequal tnritf existed. It
does lint affect the mass of talc
people of the Utiitetd Slat el, who art
(Neutral 10 regard to the matter. B .t
we have active intereate working
a:;ui:he;t t13 in tihe States of itItaiue, Ver.
limit and New York, in those sections
along our frontier wii'•se interest- are
agricultural, and who would be injurt d
if our butter, beef, wool, horses, po-
tatoes, &e., went to their market. On
that account they are into Isoly hostl.t
to reciprocity. They t ant to keep
Nova Scotia potatoes and P i ices Ed..
ward Island , ats nut of the Bosto
market, and Eastern towl.shipa beef
out of the Brighton market. They de-
sire to keep up the monopoly of theit
twine market, which alone intakes ag-
4•icniture possible in barren New Eng -
a revenue tariff ought to be. Did a laud, That *active luflne,ice workil'g
put evert dollar of the revenue into the upon the inert and indifferent mass of
Treasury 2 Did they not kno.v that the cation is what we have to coutend
every gallon bought of a Canadian re- against. We brave to eonutervail that
finer had paid h,m, not the Trea-wry, influence, we have to create an iuflu-
an additional six cents ? Did they not e).ce against that. Does the House b
know that two thirds of the oil con- lieve that so long as it could be show.'
sumed is mannfactnre1 in Canada, and that year by year we are titian! wort -
that, every gallon paid six cents .afore and more of their manufactured pro -
than it *night to pay in consequence Of duets, the manufacturers of New Eng -
the pc'licy of the Government 2 If they land are going t.) j in 08 in the deai,C
are proud of their inaction in 1876 for a renewal of reciprocity, when it is
and of their legislation in 1877, they shown that from 1873 to 1877. while
are welcome to any satisfaction which prices had fallen, while itnp,,rts fr to
they eau derive from the contetnpla
tion of it. S•) much for the oil ques-
tion.
RECIPROCITY 'WITH THE UNITE]) STA rES.
There is only one other subject to
which I desire to allude. I should not
be dnirig justice to my Own convictions
of what my duty is in addressing the
H use upon this question, if I did not
make reference tc the follttwiup' propo•
ALLAN LINE '01?
England had fallen,, the only thir g
that had increased had been the am-
tiuut of manufactured goods which we
bought from the States—an increase of
some 30 per cent. ? D 'es the House
believe that under that state of thing,
we will get their co-operati,al ? Let
them, however, feel themselves exclnd-
ed and embarrassed in getting to that
mmrltet which they bad heretofore used
sition contained in the :Intendment ; as their own market. and tf en we
"And moving,; as it; aught to do, in the di -would find that they have a little feel`
rection of Reciprocity of Tariffs with our lug In favor of reciprocity. So long as
neighbors, so far as the varied interests of
Canada may demand, will gre tly tend to pro: the Americans eor.truue to poses all
care for this eoiu try eventually, a reekoeity ' he itdvautal_ es they now el tiny, they
of trade." - will not give us reciprocity of tra•le.
If every other member of the 11'*ise The cruel and politic course then, to
Should go back, on the proposition. rid ,pt, i., to put 0uL duties the sante
contained in this am'nolmeut of the as before the Reciprocity Treaty ,w ad
right hon. member for Kingston, I ce'r teamed to put ourselves back to where
tainly could not do so, u'ithont Very we were then, ti place ourselves ito 16
eleriut inconsistency. Ottthe first position where we can pinch some
otleasion that it was my privelege to classes in the United States and de -
address this Patliarnent as a new teem pr ve em o som v
her, its early as 1868. the doctrine which they now so freely enjoy. 1
whish is there ann u0ced was urged by
me upon tbe attention of the Goreru.
meat (If which that' lion gethtletn'an was
then the head, and upon Parliament, a oircnutstanee which' is due to• the
for consideration. I n. g d thait a duty •Iateuese of the hour. (The lion.
of five cents a pound should be placed gentleman resumed hie seat awi,1 pro=
upon hops. I pointed out that while longed applause.]
the American hop grower had free ac- [coN(mmen
thank the House for the indnl'leuoe ex-
tended to me, and beg to apologise f r
this abrupt termination of tip/ speech,
all Stoamsilins
t"
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Ono • f t'tt first -etas,. full -powered (rude -built
ttuntsln1L of tont above. emostrueteel t4*'eeitit4
for thentivittaittott of the .atttatteaveraging nom
5,1.511 ti' 1,244 toms. currying the Canadian an4.
l'niR•d
Fin/tom nulla, a sit kayo l,,1�ue,bee ev, ry sat
ur 11y for l i(l'rpuol ane( Londonderry and far
tile(tow even rill" d4 4y. Parties wi httig to send
for• 111••1, friends in 1•:u;dotal cum itbt:uu tickets at
box rstoS• intt•1'*Iledittte auk. btteno ,- I,tt,1.(ngeol•
at lowrattes. Steamers ieuve Quebec a•7 Hollow.:
Sarmatian ..... 22nd
('ire assbta.... .. . . 20Ut
MOraviitn .. ........... ........ ......... kith
P. ravian 1'1i4
Santini:in . ......... ........ 41411
aolane0itnl 27th
Sarmatian ................. 3,41
( 1-e tssian.. , ,.14)411
Moravian .. . 17ta1
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$" 1.r.+v.IY 11' (1ru3 or 7. lirlt•l r e,1 (' 444+.
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1 W Yli hi 1 Cv*-U, tit 54)11)1, Esso( to ti
cress 4.10445 iu Its lower ct lath.: int half the /,) eel•
asked ler tooter Intel farther north i elle at!ul
alai hostility titillate. lthlr, a 01 Boll on :.t)7 t:h
spit Eliheel ..it
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$10 $ t) tint) $100
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5OCZETT,
LONDON, CAFJADA
Working' Capitol, $2,100,000.
Resery Fund, $144,000
Largest working capital of any: Company west
of Toronto:
Monev loaned on first -alas.; Bea 1Estato,securitiees
either in straight Loans, (t aper cent, or ont14tc
Instalment system, at the option of the borrower.
Apply to W.F. MILLEN,
Afaanger.
0: to A1B, ANDREW LAE it, Exeter,
Rfaso:1 111*nso1, Henan%
Jon1 PAnso*s. Credetou.
January 31.
*1 n1
LIME for SALEe+
:Il:-^• ».
On and after MONDAY,
4atll
inst., we will keep the
Renchville Lime for sale at
20 t.,E1TTS PER 3U'S,tiEL-
Special rates to parties using
large quantities.
MtONET TO LOA \ Itti Tip.kR511'hOl'FtL'l'Y.
:1tor/gaga Bought and Marriagc
Lce rzse s issued..
O'BY NE & CO,
.14UDll' 11: I)K:lL it. RS,
EXETER.
MAN 11001)
ltow l,US l.', 11OW itEtuo1i1 D.
> 'z �tehavcrccautls pal•tiehcd,45 nen- ,iil•li•
41•'s -`•t t*t'U
us 111. 1'**r4t ft Il's t (tt hint sit Lew").
oa no i:n4iva➢ end perp,0me.0 cure t. %thou* 1(41(6.
el no \e:'Yo(1, l'.duiity, ati•utt11 awl Payment 10
)01').ny.tilv11 s t4r14)ue.141 . elc%rer.-art
,m:l tr, at 114O'41'.
t. fried', MIA V414*t1VtlYtinpe+,onl colds, on.
two postage nt.1111I''.
Th(•e.'lel,ritc,,a'tther,in this tannin. tdo Es—at
t uire 4eua hI11b orathat.'ltt C
lora e u
t*+
All lattettve, that attaining l<., *< t
dice(ntIV F•
ealita iN° (41111'4 a rthmlt lark• dam .eronh net of 14,
tP4'104 ur+ diene, nr 044 ria locution 01 a bp 1v
,nlrwtiwg (alt a and(•<of cure lit Mice certain .e '
ArCetillat b}.den):s of which every sulfele.4u(1
'ant). want lir, ser+ditini, ilietV r, no
mils and 0111(431 St„ck 1i\t 11:t44.4.e 1t.•t'4' to fres. It tu,,•I5 c+l(e slily. etvnt,•la. )latirat,icaU ('w u
1d4rc.5v Y". 1'e'
,r°rlat WI itt4 h: Co' 1(.tul,ers «.- t 1�' ihe•• hrettirr s1mnM be iu the haul a vary'
\full Street Now Fent:, .,.nth met (tory ma fn thelaiatl.
$��ttr7 a 1a%rtO)l i4411t4 c:4))va4nein0 figs (tie Flo"idt
Y a,)ter. T4t••w.4 ewer neurit fine. A4bira*s L':tt
V1I'I>«1.ity. Andorra. Maine.
111111,1 '1'ItEA 1`1:11•: *).1 1'1'IZIt)NAlt1
a Dines, es will be sent free told* *tt l,lit„Itt,
.4ttetredn 44,t`Aa (1. 14t0ana 18 certluu,l Street
Neu - Fork..
June trig TUE
July
Stadard Sash Door Blind
!EACTOR Y,
Aug.
It 1
For Tickets and every information, apply to
.0AP"1. G. KE;1IP, Exeter.
NE \/.7 PUM? FACTORY
At Woodham.
t BRAY & EDWARD hate, at co:l-
4-
Merolla t+xpense secured the Best em)l-
,Itlinerl and Augur iu the 1)ttmiuio.t,end have on
hand a large stock of
First -Class Pumps
and are prooared to mate to order on the sbo*•t-
est notice Well or Cistern Pumps. Wells and
Cisterns contracted for. Also on hand at large
stoekof Seasoned Lumber. Soft Elm 1,u nlierfo:•
s0.50 to $7. Rock i;im from ; S to '8.10 Oak, ru
to tt.41. Floor.ug, 412. (food stock of Logs ('u hand
orlintfnu);e purposes, cut according to o.der
a
0.50por 1,000.
All orders by mail atteMled to.
NEW MACHINE SHOP.
ti'�i tliam Kitching
Wishes to inform the public that he is better
llrel'u4ed to renal). all kinds of
Sewing 'Machines, Watches
Clocks, Gnus, &c., than any
other person in. the country, as
his charges are moderate, and
he guarantees to give Satisfao-
tion.
eJOHN SU BAN,
Ilas just commenced business one half mile
\Vest of Dashwood, and is prepared to eleau
0100144, Watches and Sewing Machines. Um-
brellas repaired and Organs and Melodious at-
tended to. Those 111 want of bis servioes
should bins him a call before goit.g away from
home. 011at gee moderate and entire satiofae-
tin guaranteed •
IIENSALL UOOPElt 811011.
0—
W. V.cNVALKENBTJBGH,
COOPER WORK OF ALL BIND'S,
INCLUDING CISTERNS,
of which he mattes A speciality), BUTTER
PUBS cheaper than ever. Bepairing,llrc.anptly
and. neatly done. Shop -((rock street directly
west of the station. dive b* a call
WA. VANVALI{Ei\I3URC+H.
Benson, May 8, 1878. . 3m.
UOKIINGHAH'S OLD BLAOIC*4MITH
Sao1> is still going, .J Ir. S. Kilckingha4
,'(seises to return his sincere
thank u to h i s
ptat.•ons, w h o
ed hintin the
1111M(iro,tis
have support
paet a.td
that, leaving
recovered fronts=:m .e- his lane di -
newt, he intends _ in future, to
to take charge of the *torso -shoeing department
himself., Ail other work (Ione in the very best
style and 114 the lowest rates
- 1.1;011_1H.
Exeter, Dec. 13, LS17.
is tonal nutty kept( n band, all kiwis of ltuildit 1
material. Fintorno 14 herd and soft, Siding Maud, -
uge otic,, sold cheap. Plant tog Jigging 1411ti Turnil t:
I04UI1,tly attended to.
BUILDINGS CONT'RAC1 3D FOR
and satisfaction gna.l'*auteeol. As we have o,
hand a large to tock of ,try lumber, we feel sure o.
satisfying those who may give us 0. call.
ILOSF•7i1:OS. & Tr•.Y'1:011.
TUE
LONDON and CNTARR,.
INVESTMENT SOCIETY.
Capital -
Parties money can. obtain advance
on approved town or farm props nty. at lower
rates. The above is a London, England Conn
pony. For further partic.ilars,:apply to
ROBERT PICKARD, Agent,
May 17, tf, ExeterOut
DO NOT READ THIS
i aving received a lot of now machinery,
L would inform the farmers of the :,ur-
rounding couot1. that I tun prepared to maul
fracture. all kinds of horse Stakes, Berle:
Forks, Grain Cradles, Snaiths, el 0, and haviui
secured the services of a first-class Turner,
am prepared to do
ALL HINDS Or TURNING
an the shortest notice, and for style and ori:'.
I defy competition. Always on hand a first
class stock of Fork and Shovel Handles. Ilii
half a mile south of Exeter.
A. COTTELL.
R
Send 51 for 8.5 pkts
Flower Seed, 15 fol.
.' '
Inc., 7 for 25o., Ol *1
c '' ltkts.'Veg s I t fw
SUc. The 1 total aril
ate, iv 100 -page 1'1. rnI
work with colored plate, 100., with either 01 EA
above packages seeds, two )(oars free. ee. Titcse e.•
ufa tale bolts fide 1t l d tette Seeds first-class, bear&
ploedlow only toinduueall totry tl:um. AcldrerI.
1'.i�.R,eid, Rocheter N.Y.
Ana' '1'341s PAPEla.";-..-1
pAINTINU i!..
P A INI N G
J. KITCHING
Is prepared to do all kinds of
House Painting, Myer -hail
r
b
Whitening, .. c.
at reaso 3,il,:e prices and, puucena111'.
J. il:ll'OFLIN(t, a ash tit
,�it tater:
.sorsa
Tatf eeL1vWaal Enit'AL too.
'rl **n nt. New York.
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