HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1878-8-29, Page 3AUGUST 29,1..78
A. CONVICT'S STORY,
TWELVE YEARS' IN TILE PENITENTIARY FOR
STEALING FOOD TO PREVENT STARYA- Inter who from his multiplied promises
was looked up to by a large number ef
— team as a pre-eminent State/411Rn ;
"Twelve years for steeling a meal to who, in his own btlitIongot would tie -
keep his family front envying, 1" This vote the political life of tile conntry,
statenteut is made by an official of the A.ud yet to the well ittformed there was•
Etleten pettiteethov as bb, veritable 110 eVitlenoe in his previous career that
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IRO .11 !I*4VA E.erZ
In Mr. Mackenzie we have a Pro.
feet. At the present time there is eon. he was et all capable of grasping those
fined in the Beetern Penitentiary great national questions which are at COOPER WOLIE: OF ALL TiINDS,
sew, whit i4 Serving out a seenmeo for the bottom of all true national prosper- INCLUDING CISTEliNS.
the larceny towiiie.h was to feed
tty. For example, be bad never indi- of whielt nril,:•'srt speettlitlo. itettennn emit;
of ad
his starring wife and childreet. The ceted how our cost of Governuieut -. 11
Iv west of the station. (live ir,••,:t
W51. VAN vALTIENzEL4.
neesen. may 8,1875.
TH.6.11 TIMES
about six -sevenths of the number of
Canadians, the bone and sinew of the
country, to tbe United Sates, yet
many voters believe our .A,nti-National
Government is constituted of the wise
men of the earth.
IIENSALL COOPER SUOP.
VANVALKEIN BURGH,
plates story is this, and it votiched for could be &educed, the neeessity of hay.
foy a fell pw prisoner who wets e eicere. mg cheap money or how to secure it,
ed in the robberies, and to whom the or ve what way the farming, mining
Court gars two yeare. I wee a coal and manutactunng industries of the IT. IIt.Rrs LoiEwomis.
raluer, residing at SOTalliOIL and, der. canary could be sottinlie developed for 'se'
ing the suspension of work inet %linter, the mutual advantage of every class of
like many others. I was on the verge the community, or how the notional
of starvation. I looked over trty lard. 'debt could be reduced, whereby we
er, and tonna Indian meal eve meet would be delivered front the interest
enough to last for a week, „veer t, , yoke of bandage that our various Gov.
was genie I knew not where the rem %trumente have put upon our ahouldere
WM to come from. &'htr was my 1, for the benefit or foreign money lend.
wife and three children to be Inele371°":„.
after, no prospect of k, because the te itel an evident want of statesmen.
big men of the DOM c Him:tides wero ship, there teas the known feet that he
APULIA' anlo»g thetuse:Yes, end the wau at heart au uncompromising free
tradie
poor miners Were starving. r. The believer in a principle
In the same house with me, Ikea fonlIded211selflaltuese and fraud as
Dutchjnan who WWI Wit) 8, jui• tdity be teem in the great circular of
Seeing that things were b catuin i„ t.i.ebilett, ti; Co., the fathere
perate, one dey I. proposed to tee et t.1the free trade erueade against the agri-
er fellow that WO ii.i go jet b 01111111C144 Britaut
country and get enou
our drawn &tins being now In fa11 fan anti
turning our daily a large quatLtit; uf
that for o.11 purposes
Cannot be surpassed in the Doutins
ion,
eerttestrote ill$11WCO OEM 0,11471VF1-1-$4•TIAlit'42
eitheret the kilns or deliveril by evai.¢4 k,
cat renumerative rates. Orders frau 17 .4-4•4elet.
promptly attendee U.
WHITSON & SCLATER.
rrinu (IT CiA,T.TS OF
Jest rublisbed, in a aealea
Praat alv, count.
A Iceturo NatUTO.TrentMetit or 4
cal cord et 4,1 mei nal Wedittal R, or spur tet44, a ,
hy ielf-Abuse. Involuntafr
11.751AN
af us fur a month. we Ix atueel to lest lecturers of an cup and !JIM UMW- bo,H,
!Ow with rp,oht,re h (1`314 ellozh e• fel.? rotas thus, as teot b`ri, 11446/n64 Whieh 1°310'41/gala
t„. try. c te, snet the wan. °tend in Bio,ek.
1.
Wild IWO P.ix bap: year felluW le Weli!b% t 1.4114'4.14, X.
uZ
ar y bat,:t tow • 1 st• b.?) icym344.1. "2 "0 %Mt. '-'11z4i7.2, castee,11•
0:Vaertita,I,:ti author th
j' I8t28g t cury. eim, 4.. 441 n r9c 2:' 42
rell.1111r41!1•1 Ill Ira
4.2ziumi Int at w 11,11 tittih its juip.i. i•U kyra their
4.44 amll went into a Litehol 4lt I.,f ' ' "'"1•:-i ,14" ‘(
Were u It" 13'114 (tf wwl : 1 ht11.1 aidt‘ hay.. a 3Aelt,,,-.44:1,,„0;„.r,t4iitay,,,11,,rat,ico...11,..
• • loitut„ n. tht, t's reE!!,o, ;!' alletli,,,'"'1'11:1".V4"44'
teittos ttia
ttartitet Strit.,4j artio7gge.„0" il*t"45'4 ti. -8 'i2
31,4 They thug set ant to ruin aii 111""
22
11.121141v(1.r);;:irt:n-to
ee of 14"1" f "1" (4431 nruz 2.2 (82 1an
'4'44'18' !xi". 4.-.1'..1.1.'Vrtelt:',triteiteverYt'et;:t
trp tj. „dm g ter tr " itte Ph' • ul or “tty
A24 BICIffoutlttwLapitir) tbz,,4_ _.:1414i:144141i1244; •7,r. tle!,4i's.' 4.3211Fle
. e te
rue, Otto yeere for Pao. 11 net 1 allot . (entitle and graziers of their own
Into) ; while my ceeteanI et get two • tetuntry, and all the luanufacturcrs 01 et
years, for that pieee. ef meat, 1 tell 1 Illltwien, With 010 failOwilltt result 2 Smoking Tobacco 2. Cads per k
you what, it is rough to I ten a mut up ; Ill 1811 there were 786,1tall fanners
lett lone for e114 tritliiig a erinen when he ,; and graziers ; in 1801, 218,574, or
does it to ktenr the wo:f front tl e'' "10Y otte-thirtl. In 1811 there were OE ICE TOBACCOES AND 0101R
T202 ort,n•nr.r.laatzpleat Co.
al .1,•an Nevi A",,.:22
°Ivories:I Uonleotorry
door. )31:4,347 agtieultural laborers ; lit 1801. sleet!, a teeteeit.
An eirert will Int masks nt a near ‘ elaY 1.33'`J193, or a decrease of al -
meeting of the Ileani of Patel -tits to i 1,0410,0110. Therefore the fratelnlentr....4" SPORTSMEYs' DEPOT. *feel
Levi. the ileet,Vid releastet, previtb al. $ohoulo or tho mirrinoil lea fittber4 or
rafter iurtedigatien, his story le felled 4 free trade to ruin the farmers of Brit.
true.— / 'it /hob /the/ Aeon/. ; ain and the manuftteturere of Ametiem
I was eminently sueceseful so far ae
A TRAXP 61.111,ZY, i the4e Dritieh agrienituriets were eon-
:
ft
• t 4erne.l. wile were thereby expatriated
In leol,Mtes elyra 01404 !neon ail thee held deer to EZ14"11 hoines
leatmitter of the bee simeen btellortee laud resting pine:tee in fereign lends,
anti sister of Mark II. Kelbere, who eel Tee American etate,itten mot Wei
beside General (baster on the Little sedell settente deshey their mann
Big Ilorn, was merrittl in l,e. fitettirers by a recommentletion from.
Crosse City, Wier to Mr, Truman President Taylor to Congreste to in -
Safford, who had: represented Greeillert•.ve the teriff.
County in the Legislature in 18.32, mull ete. Ps b I encourage home inansujoa 521.1Who,
IU the year above named, renew. nlee-•• Imus tabor at !eve 2)12 a 141411%.•
ed to the promising village of L ',Crosse. ue"t1""4"ir, "",11 tlat3 etwottra..e.ment ot
'daft/Met-11ring 141W. It new Data innriast•a
The next spring, 1:10UrtiYor, tilt) Tn1114E tdus aglealturc."
couple moved down into Iowa, and, we .1 • .•
The tariff was raised with .the result
believe, settled on a farm, and several 1 . •
• fr that whereas In the nine years of prao.
nn limiest, hard-working man, but net-- leerl
"'tit °Iv" tical free trade, eluding 1848, there wee
f •.t •.I •
111 . p
er succeded 10 accumulating rnnch of of net rly nine per eeut. ; in the next
this world's riches. Four years since, bur under protection, there was an
itt-
joot after the evening; meal hall been erease of over eight per cent., or just
eaten, a dirty, ragged, foot -sem tramp about what they lost under the partial
called at his honse and asked ter some- free trade.
thing to eta, saying that ho waon his We thus see the effects of free trade
way to Califarnia, but he had ho,a bard upon the agricultural interests of Brit-
ain, and the advantages or protection
to the United States, and are compelled
to look upon those fathers of free trade
as the uublushing organizers of the
most dreadful system of fraud and rob-
bing the world ever saw. And the
present Anti -National Premier of Can-
ada in becoming an honorary member
of the Cobden Club, worships the fathers
of the fraudulent schenee, and adores
the flaso priuoiplo upon which their
iniquitous fame is founded ; and there-
with inevitably becomes the foe of ev-
ery tine Canadian interest. He ap-
parently is too iguorant to know this,
and too deficient in a knowledge of
true statesmanship to be Premier of
Canada.
luck. having been takeu sick after
starting. Mr. Safford made him wel-
come, and his wife wont to work and
cooked supper for the stranger After
nertaking of the meal prepsred, they
allowed the tramp to remain all night,
and, becoming interested in the strang-
er, he was entertained for a week, dur-
ing which time he recuperated his
health, and bidding them good-bye,
started on for California. Two months
since the stranger, who, during his
tour years absence in California, lend
"struck it rich," came back to Daltnte
aud enquired ont his old entertainers,
and in disguise spent the night under
Mr. Safford's roof. The tramp was
particular to inquire into the circum-
stances of Mr Safford, and was told by
that gentlemen that he 'ad plenty of
hard work but very little money. The
next morning the tramp (liveried
'without making himself known, and
the conversation and, incident had boon
forgotten, when Mr. and Mrs. Salford -
received through the post office a s -al -
ed package which contained the deed
of one of the best farms in their neigh-
borhood, bating ft good house, barn,
stook, wagons, agrieultnral itnplements
and everything complete, which was
accompanied by an explanatory latter, the Premier a proof of prosperity. All
statins that he wished them to aceept those basicrupts, who with their fam-
ilies, number 85,000 seals, ruined and
beggared, in four years and yes no de-
pression ! but these aro not a tithe of
the aggregate of those who have been
brought dotvn to pressing want in that
Mille. The Amei•iean returns show
that in that period 180,000 Oanadiens
have settled in that country. In 1872,
8, 4, and 6 We imported from Brit,ein 1
seseeees 153,888 immigrants at a cost of $14-
- By accident, a Boston paper lately 519,207, and we borrowed the tnoney
headed a, marriage notice "Ingenious in Britain and are paying interest -on it
Attempt to Swindle." ' while our false legislation . has. driven
•
dirt7) it; P 1�..
In the last session of Parliament
Premier Mackenzie publicly declared
there was no depression iu Canada ;
air. Paterson, M. P. f .r Brant, 'equal-
ly as ignorant, coefirmed the preonet
in his statement. We Ill 118b then as-
sume that the seven thousand bank-
rupts who have been crushed in our
depression of the past four years with
losses amounting to - $1,000,000 are to
the deed of this farm, which ha had
purchased especially far thoes who di-
vided with him when in need, and
treated }lila kindly when foot -sore nud
poor, and assured them that he was
the tramp they entertained years be-
fore. Vohtmas could not say more,
and Mr. and Mrs. Safford are now en.
toying the gift made by the stranger.
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NEW FIRM, INEILLM'e OLD S'FIND.
Slioa:pat, %tom and f'n min de Makinglitia
*amid Ilarrows, anti Plaw-t. (I..•aoral
opt in ell its ...•..tuttlies. 111..2.144-,...,trette-otnelt sat-
spinunteed. (lite us a esti and UMMIlitle 21111
mad; before t •a4tac elemMerc.
MetlIt.r. AN 2 31 •812113E. King St., lit wall.
Hvast11.,Tune :10.157S. 1411
Tim W. MeGLOGLON Waren
.e. 15 TH11 DERV.
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B e sure mitt got the W. D JUG oehlotwatch
before buying. You will have no otb.or afer see-
ing them. All who wear them recommend them
Go bland Silver, , Ladies and. Gentleman's 82851,
77Duud148 street,London. See the testimonials
'Me largest, besta,nd chempeststoek of flue Gold
jewelry, Olocks,ilver, and Plated Waro, Films
toads, dm, et., in the Province. Reps Nstn.,
every desoriptio n . W. D. MoGLGUr LN
77 D undas a London
HAY PUMP WORKS
&BOLTON, - PROPRIETOR.
Having now gres,ter: facilities for manufacturing
pumps than any other factory ia the section 1 am
prepared to furuish pumps and dig wells on the
shortest notice, and warrant all work. 181y pumps
have taken the
FIRST PRIZE AT THE FALL SHOWS
avant many competitors. I can recommend
them, and s di as °neap as any second rote arti cle
N. 13,-EmE WORK OF ALL KINDS DONE
111ItS. 1.30LTON.
t•=.„ Shop -One-quarter mile north of Exeter,
London Rom 1. Hay P. 0.
Exeter. Auk 8221, 1878.
teurt
M US I 0 II A Li N D
Sowing Machine, Eruporiuxn
<T, rerre'gr'.i"
rilER, LIEGES!' ANT) 1)EST
Kikerwart-, anki 14:4
the West, 24
Z.1)m.reiv\r'e'
Mr. Drew' Am; sirst r4-0 •3:- 3 4.; P+1..•'••33•
SIver Tea lietts,Butter C+,
riettle Cruets, Cake
tatntou Setts,ete.,ot the Ito t fez:ay:xi-2e
Plate, and is riEuriti% tlareatraunt prit:t
ASTONISH YOU FOR curAPNESS
He bats just opened oat rat mad 7...
Eft rtmeut et cniaa, to.4,1 .stmardar,. ••• 4-:•2
4 1101 eatibty yourberika qaalite nu*
Cepa, and try our instratemas. late -,!C
ei4i1111.412 1414114. SerlikeS at ItAieSt ENAres.
14S 44"
E. DRE"TvV.
Hensall
NITUBE Rooms
itAAWING t'1.» very large inert,r4F,e of trale.
14 4, lgAVe Ii. 21 enlaree lay prtn44.9,
RItat just reeeivci ltage spoPItt'ef 21Id Liwti1, f
latnitere-in feet, Una (4 ti.it• :ItrItt5t nortit Lfit.t.
Tiefee.t. 112trLens 4-1 a first elass artiele in the
}Lowe Famishig.q. Liao shoal.] eall and e:Kamine tr,y
11•1: 11114111.4.111;4111 lay pliees fuel he eonvinett that
I eau /I viii -3r than toty atitar 21. 71"-22.. 2*'.
de, sf •i- :r 0,1•4111.„;
f".:3A1 fr.tital,l,'ZITE 7' keel 4 44,4 t2-,,
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.11.1U STOIT.111 DEPOT
'art If tit annonv.eo to the 14 Eeetee en it% ,••
A, Aare; i i22-4` 44 .To, 414 1•3111,14. ter, Saivit 4J • i- , 11,e 11 .) 44: +
tVo 41 4,- Ire' 11n" 11e 1.4 TIN co 4 SniVir; IPV,P1,111' t'g ,:„ 1
ter
0,,ok, Parlor and other Stoves
Manufacturers Prices.
riuware, cheaper than tho cheapest, an'l wale up by praetical
workmen en the premises.
elye-Trous,hing done 'tit nrilftr. .Corriatre Matto:re thwelalty. real oil Chi:lune, the
eery hest and neat.
rr.ro
intenline 202 e1144 -re wilt :ds,zwya 2,144 roqkr t. 2!t2-811 to 2222.lee
eteroetet eel tia0.4 1, 11 44'44441110 Ce.,4111•41”lylltt.L,,,qq•ky Mita to:12 t 40,1
th,0,1,4 opoi 12t:,t1z..whov tfa, yen lriter f r year 144841,•y„
the very highest price iu Cash ppia. for }Titles awl Sheep i4iius.
E. II. SPACEMAN,
GODERICEE FOUNDRY
!Neter P 0, Oetoircr V IA77„
Founders, Engineers and Machinists.
21ANLFACTMELS
ENGINES AND BOILERS, FLOURING, GnrsT AND SAW,1 MILLS
STAVE AND HEADING M keilINERY
Middling Mufflers of improved kinds.
Agricuural Implements
COOKING-, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES
Putasb Rettles, School seats, &c.
Iron. and Brass Oastinrrs to order
For sale cheap—Second hand Boilers and Engires Stare and
Shingle, and Heading Macuinery.
Repairs an Boilers, Eugiues, Mills, &c., promptly attended to
GODERIOIT FOUNDRY and MANTIFATU'RINIA- C3.
GODERICH. Out.
TE[[S IS NO BOMBAST,!
rarlrir.
Truth Concerns You More Than Counterfeit,
Therefore, road, purchase, and enjoy its bargains. When I say I inanufacture my own furniture I
am prepared with mv proof -sheet that the people can inspect at any time by calling at my Ware
rotas where they will see a superb dis play of
Furniture in All Its Branches
is manufactured by mv,slt told my comhinel artistic skill, with. good workm•Inship. 1 des ?are not
iusatisfying the people with a class of Furniture that cannot bo equalled for quality or price in
Exeter, all blowing to the contrary, notwithstanding.
WHEN YOU WANT ANY FURNITURE GIVE J. BRAWN A GAIL.
Corner of Main and Gidloy's Street, 'Eseter.
FSJS LAB
RATORY
ALLAN'S A TLFAT,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CORPULENCY.
MmIremmlorre
A.11an's Fly 1rick,
BEST FLY POISON—SELLS LIKE HOT CAKES.