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emarks by
Ir. M. 0.
, Meredith.
rivilege of the
be speech, he
it to have taken
antage of springing a
dense motion upon the
regard to the indem-
ers, he did not cnusider
t was too much. He was
d to defend the present
he Ministers.
her condemned the member
or sneering nt Senator Me-
eneuptliht, which contained
conn»n.uding the most serious
ion of the members. The pin-
pointed nut the growing extrava-
ee et' the Government, which, if not
eoked, wnutd in a few years lead to
ireet taxation. He approved of the
amendment, which did not censure the
nets of the Government, but only os-
• pressed the opinion that the espendi-
tnr.e of the onuntry should be kept
nithin the revenue—a most proper
Ton TIMES
Ministerial speakers in this debate._ He
thought school Inspectors had too
much power, and often demanded the
erection of new school houses.' which
were not re suite. This was looked.
nlou as tyrrallical end unjust. I3t
was favorable to a reform in the jury
system. He intended supporting the
amendment to the amendtneut, It
had been contended that this motion
wits mere Clap trap,. but he heard Mr.
Parkhill again premising his constitu-
ents to bring in an amendment. While
so many uufortnnate classes bad in-
stitutes erected for them, he regretted
no provision was made for the idiotic,
bat he hoped tlutt this would be rein•
e.(lied before long..
Hon. Mr. Crooks begged to remind
the hon. gentlelllnu that there w as nn
idiotic Asylum in Orillia which con-
tained some two hundred inmates.
11Ir. Parr said that ;a 11'lat;ietrate was
badly needed in tho village of Shel-
bourne, %lid that he bed been urged to
bring it before the attention of the tit-
arn.ey-General..
GRAY'S
sYfu P
,N
RED
SPRUCE
CU IV1.
Trade Mark Registered.
PRICE e6 CEATS.
very ono has hoard
of the wonderful effects
of the Spruces and the
Pines in cases of Lung
Ptsoaso, The Boy. Mr,
Murray in his book on
the Aaitondaolts, lately
published, relates the
ease cf a consumptive
young man who was
mod by athroe inonths'
camping out among the
pines. In France the
physicians regularly
send theta consumptive
patientsto the pine
woods, an 1 order thein
to drink it tea made
from thea race tops.
(ln&i's
SYRUP is a
sotez.tifio combination
of the gum which ele-
udes from the Red
Spruce tree. in this.
preparation the gum
never separates, and all
its anti-sparmodic ex-
pooto•+ant, t o , 10 and
balsamic properties aro
p Ifor Ooughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Throat
Affootious, tic., it sots
like a charm.
Wonderful Discovery.
filur_kass
IdE FRIEND OF MANKIND.
PI 1NTA8MS OF'1.711 I BRAIN t. •
i.
onggestinn, and not to be construed in- The ancients believed that nt the
to a vote of want of confidence. With point where man's mile and power over
reference to the amendment to the the forces of the world ended, their
Amendment, he believed. it was the destiny began; if a ship was wrecic-
llorest convietinn of the members or . d at sea,or if a cot -tatty wasdeva..tat d
both s des of the Honse that there was by an epidelute, ee such oaiastrophes
amnceesi.ty for the most rigid economy, were clearly not brought about bf
and we omnddnot better begin than nt man's wishes or desires, they thought
onr own PalarieR. With reference to that they could only be caused be some
the :1Iinieters' ealarieo, he curl not tnystelioes,superhnlnait power n bo
thiol: they had deserved their increase, ttrr(ldle•l with, and ruled over human
Peeing the amount of time they spend affairs. We c:uutot certrtiiily t e a»1 -
in electioneering. while taking all prised that such should have tle(•n the
pride in our educational institutions,
views and opinions of persons who were
: he thought that the expenses were lgl: rant of the foot that a storm 01., tan
heavy and bnrdensome. Tho change epideithe is but anaatural effect -naturalresult-
'.
of text -books had canse(1 a great, deal ing il(ln-naturalcoulees, and that 1te
of csnense where perhaps it could bo "ccnrreuce is govtrni:d by ltwa a1 cer-
lengt borne.tain otn:l,ns iuvetritbie as that of iJr•tvitb-
lien. Mr. Crooks snirt that the tirtn. Iu a coualry whore there were
change of test books was not arbitrary, supposed to be gale of the sea and gods
The nhange was or tionad with the of the woods, rulers of the mild and
school trustees, deities of the river, there manifestly
Mr. Flesher said that the Depart- was but little room in which moo's free
•
Trent may not be directly respnnsible 'till could assert itself. But now, .iuet'
foe the change of text -books, but the we know that welsave, in truth, only
evil existed. to contend with natural forces, and
Mi. Sinclair congratulated the Hon, those, too, of a cfnstent and nuiform
Mr. Cameron on his elevation to thecharacter, we to, by studying their
Bench, and felt sure he wo11d honor- laws, render th snb�ervient to oar
nilly diecherge the Judge's duties. He wishes, and tun them became our
then „want +titrongh the speed,, alt- ministers, instead. n tillowing them to
• to„g'ttLe., of the, several clauses. He die be our niahtes's. The eIectri.3 cnrrent,'
. ' not `think the present indemnity to which, in the forst of lightning, was
members nr the :salaries of Ministers once the fiery sword of angry deity,
were to large, and he condemned file has now became the willing messenger
amendment introduced by the.Oppesi- of man, and earri�s his commands tin,
Bnt under the ebnugwd circum- the uttertnost parts of the earth. '1'111114stances he was not unfavorable to a lone of the most marvelous and fearful
rednctiol of the indemnity. He eon- !instrument:s of Destiny, as it appeared
demned the amendment because at the
time of the increase, it was pledged
that it would' not be need in a political
sense.'•
bIr. Meredith—It is not being need
so now.
Mr. Sinclair could :.not understand
hnw the Oppo-ition conld vote against
what they had, in common with the
Government, neniroVer1 of.
111r. Clarke (Norfolk) held that any
amendment to the address was defactn
a vnte of want of cnnti(lence. He said
if hr• conld eo demean himself as to
smirch his' fair fame by voting for the
amendment, he would pray that his
friends night whip him naked round
the world. (Langliter.)
It being six o'clock, the House rose.
After recess,
Mr. Clarke resumed. He renal n let-
ter frntn Mr. Meredith which stated:—
"I think $600 enough, but I will nol
stand in the way of an increase if the
inajnrity of the members Consider it
necessary; but tinder no circumstances,
whether the preposition be acted upon
er not, should it be used onteitle for po-
litical purposes, Mr. Lauder takes
the same view."
Mr. Meredith—Here, here.
i1'tr. Clarke—Notwithstanding that'
Lauder agreed in tisi4 view, we found
him using this matter for poliical pnr-
prises. If the Oppnsttion thonght the
indemnity t•)o large let thele restore it,
a,,d, following the 8ori1)10ral plan, le'
thein restore it four -fold. Mr. Clarke
neft', in pursue' ee of hie uratic em r
rtbuet,(t Mr. Bethune for tetvinir said
to the ioliabitaut, of Nome a"tl Athens
some twenty contraries ego, as in these
hatter days lost much of its terrible
character ; anti, to the great dlsgnst of
.Jupiter and other lords of Olympu+,
little Mr. Dillettaute at his euieutifio
seances can give yon. as mach lightning
es you wish. The fancy stud irna)inn-
,ion are inure paean.' and less subject
to the dictates of reason, in the night
then they are, in 'the day titee; the
land ofdarkness may bo considered as
their properand iisturai babitut ; and
like the bats, they aro most busy when
the sun has left is. Ignorance is a
land of dni'hi ess, and when mortal:,
had not the remotest idea of what was
the cause or nature of ibil eclipse,, and
when they knew le514 t111L11 nothing"
about electr•icty, it is hardly .a matter
to be wondered at that, iso knowledge
hell onlittod.to furei,b the universe for
them wit L• facts and realirien, they Al-
lowed imagivation to supply the ,defici-
envy with the first fieti•)us and fancies
that presented themselves. The world
was to them a tabula rasa, and they
wrote upon it whatever they thought it,
Besides these two ennses of fatalism--
unmely, the existence of evil and the
tracts:end, nt ],ower and vastne ss of the
u,.,iverseas compared with man—there
is a third to which we may here refer,
and that i' the existence, or seeming
exi-tence, in the world of what we are
pleased to call " chance." Strictly
speaking, there is no such thing as
"chance" --for nothing taken place
without there being some cerise of its
ocenrrailce, although 111 intiily oases
that, as far as be could see, Senator that o,4nse Inn, ,nwitlg to Its remoteness;
McPherson's fignees were correct, and and lei ;stenos,+, be concealed from our
that ne'wae favorable to a reduction of view. Nevartheless,tyhenever an event
the iuderrluity. He chitrneterized Ilius as happens of the cause of which they are
a tritUtner woo set his Haile to (Rotch entirely ignuraut, men aro wont to
arrsuwe that it has come to pass with.
out being caused at all, or, Its they term
it, by "charwee,"—Exchange.
•.e.4
every spiny and balmy breeze, even if
t (mine from the Opeusitic)t .
Mr.,Rues approved of the oourse per -
ailed by the IMioniter of Education.
He rekerred to Senator McPherson's lsYonr Life Worth 10 Centel
pamphlet, and characterized kiln as a Sickness prevails everywhere, end every-
uLykJiiciriteJ, bectLttye he pr, -tended to be; body complains of some disease during their
-a unpartial iritic, whereas. he was a t life. When sick, the obloet is to get well ; now
tt1C,r ut pnt'tilt [I. [Ie weer(' be glad to l to say that no•peieon •intlais world that is snf-
xee thhe jury system amplified anti inn eying with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and,
]troved, so'"I" in 1+5)1111 it1 trials Lt its effects, such as Indigistion, Costiveness,
i Siek Headache, Sour Stotnach, Heart 13urn,
Palpitation of the Heart,' liepres •ed Spirits,
Biliousness, eta., can tale Gx:nros1's Aoous'r
itnnwait without getting 'elief and cure. If
you doubt this, go to yo Druggist end get 14
wenld be impossible to select a jury of
ire noliticat stripe, its cern be twee at
eti .
Darr dorreeat441 the t?'crstp0llintA t3etnple Bottle for 10 cents and try it. Beim-
- • had beau displayed by the I;La;'rime 75 cents. TWO ruses will relieve you.
LAn Internal & External
REMEDY,
A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND.
tt me a tunl nhetism snot Natualgia ane
:etas 241 ,lltl 1 -et tntl ••R 1.r, • ,+
,.It istiie only known remedy for h OO relaui
nn the Auieriean Continent, proved by others.
1a conn n o a4pplic cl it elves. ruat;4llt care to the
'�i^unforluuti.tt sufferer, It is rapidly absorbed,
Vtrenetilrtc.a tiltlir veaybone enters the circuli
Mien, neutralizing all "ltheniatic Poisou"olr
ketileting iuthc+blood, rind exTcols b from the
ystom through the natural outlets.
IT CURES
s-,jTooth+elle, Earache, Headache, 'So'malia
r
it.lnnmatism, Sprairs, Swellings, Tum
flantloi
imine, (hits, Bruises, Pain in Side, Pain in
,luck, Pain In Chess, Pain in shoulder, Coughs, -
'ol ts,Frost Bites, Cht101:4ilis, Mar hoes, Dys-
entery, Summer Complaint, Sc., tttc.
It will cure themut agonizing linin; inter
nal or bxtal'Ilal, in ono inscu vat ++i'time. 1'o"tt
your prejudice anlgietitstiol; une invent
went is small and relief ca tido. The great
.,,urot of its success with all elapses is owing
to the fact it is safe and harmless, pleasant
to take, gives instant ease, and can be applied
to a aider range of disease r11 every day life.'
with greater success than any preparation
\stiicii research skill and "Medical Soienon".
• has yet produced. -
•
lie a proof :if its groat power Over disease
Inv person no matter who it :may be,Rich,
ar Poor, Old or Young, who is suffering from
my of the above named pr.in'ul eompbrints,.
will call at the Office in Toronto, auv clay of
w
.�.' i cti
the eek ~gill get j practicaca proof proof "Filen nt,
charge, O1 itsmagicalpoweroverparuinvue
apphaation._ _- __
•
Testimonials from allparts of tee Dominion
fro o nsta •tly coming to band, giving oxpres-
-ion to the. most grateful gratitude for as-
tonishing cures which it has performed, and
we would be pleased to receive testimonials,'
tro-n all others who 040 it snra^nnelnlly.
Physiciansof the highest respuota,.uity re' a
is commend it as a most effectual "domestic
remedy" for the relief of Pain in cases of sod -
:.ion emergoiiccrt,
Carry it to yrrir homes, and it'will prove a
blessing to your family and afflicted friends.
Druggists aro selling enormous quantities 01.11
it weerever introchtcod.
.,.. the cold t 5irod,..
II chalieinge trio world to produce 11's equal.
Tho Trade sappliod through the who all
Drug find Patent i.tedioine Houses of Ilontro-
it, 'Toronto, Hamilton and London
Brice 25 Cents per Bottle !
.' Sold by all Enterprising Druggists.
Sept. 19., ly.
HAY PUMP WORKS
G. BJL.TON, • PR0?RIETOii.
Having now grouter facilities for manufacturing
onions than any other factory in the 500119111 am
prepared to furnish pumps and dig wells on the
shortest notion, and warrant all work. My pumps
have taken the
FIRST PRIZE AT THE PALL SHOWS
against many competitors. I can recommend
thorn, and sell as cheap as a ly second rate article
N. $,-FAIR WORK OF ALL BINDS DONE
MRS. SOLTOh.
to Shop--Hnn-q'tartar mile north of Exeter
London Road. Hay P. 0
Exeter. Ltig. Sth, 1974. 6-,n.
DO NOT,READ THIS.
`- aving receibed a lot of new mach:nery, I
Lee would inform the farmers of the sur-
rounding country. that I am prepared to. manu-
facture till kinds ;of Horse Rakes, Barley
Forks, Grain Cradles, Swaths, etc, and having
secured the services of a first -Class Turner, I
am prepared- to do.
ALL KINDS OF TURNING
nn the shortest notice, and for style and price
I defy competition. Alwn.,ys on hand a first-
class stock of Pori: and Shovel handles. Mill
half a anile south of Exeter.
A. COT'TELL:
NE 1.V BLACKSMITH AND •
GENERAL JOS BINGSROP,HENALL.
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Having my new shop now in full blast, I world in-
form toe public. that I ata prepared to do all hinds,
of Bhaoksutibbing, Including repairing of all kinds
of Agrioaltnral Machinery, such as Reapers, Mow.
era, 'I nroshing Machines, and Horse Shoeing will
receive my careful ntteution. Horses that inter-
fere, and having tender feet treated In the most
approved manner, and satisfaction given.
Charges Moderate
I leave on hand all 1ci^ds of Agricultural Maple
moots from the Massey ttanuracturing Co., New
emote.
I S II01 ember the plane—rust shop west of the
a vp•v„ave, .a+-�ue+�w+aq,�� A �+�
W .NNi• siM,YV nor
C. S. GIDLEY
'tfndertnk€'s ? ; anl.cl 1��', �>�nii✓Z�Ir(
1'
OULD SAY TO
those who intend
purohnsing to do so from
the ,manufacturer. The
dealer who buys to Rolf
again inttst neoessarily
have a profit. We claim
to give the purchasers the
benefit, which 'oaunot fall
to meet the views of the
(bangers. Our ospenaes
aro loss than those of pity
nvnrn'acturors oonseq'+ent-
ly we can sell cheaper.
SANL'A7.7 0, 1879
a.
.1M2an•rtf1c,:r .re xs
r WOULD
V V call specialattention .:
to our audortaking depart
inerit,ivhich is ntore corn
.let e than aver, a5 WO hale
driedoto eveTh+r, gal ire:5 w dos001811ign,e
nt,
f. h• it caskets shrouds;4nd every
1 uuexal requisite at t•L e
^ t lou est prices, Our new
hA I'learso is pronounced 1,y
�•' 7 competent Judges to' la
second. to noro in tie
/merinos
Emblems of all the Different Societies.
1878) (1878
THE OLD RELIABLE I-IOLTSE
At all times, andpat:tioalarly at a period when Trade is universally depressed and money
scarce. It is in the interest of every buyer to purohase where he can get the altiele he wants
at the lowest rate. In calling your attention to my present stook, Ido so with every conficl
once; it being inoreoarefully assorted and selected than that of any previous•soason. >a
0
In the Dry Goods
Evetydepartment is replete with the most seasonable and fashionable fabrics, marked' a
prices which should ommfland the attention of the very closest buyers. TIAL O1U)E1ttiD
CLOTHIN:z still has hill. Iv. IVES at it..head
• In Millinery
Underthe me,:agement of 1liss 9ioGloghlon, we can snit the most fastidious. Our stock of
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Canadian, English and American
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
one of the largest and hest a+sorted in the County. Intending purchasers will consult their
best interests by examining my stook before going elsewhere.
JAMES PIC KARD
SOLE AGENCY,
THIS GREAT ENGLISH FOOD
ranks above all others in the market as a Fattener and Inprover of the condition
of Stook.
IT INCREASES THE QUANTITY OFMILKAT EACH MILKING 20 Per Ct.
and improves the gnnlity. Calves will thrive on one-third less milk, while the
rate at which Horses, Cattle, Sheep. and Bogs will put on flesh
under its use, is marvellous.
NEARLY ALL THE PRIZE TAKING' STOcK AT THE PROVINCIAL EX-
HiBiTION FED ON
TFIOBLEY'S FOOD.
No Farmer Should. do Without it.
Put up in boxes at. 50c., $1 00, $3.00.' $5.00, $10.00.
D minion LaboratoryExeter.
ANT N
show this week
NEiV MANTLES,
TRIMMED HATS,
MINK FURS.
BUFFALO ROBES,
/BLANKETS,
AT VERY LC W PRICE S.
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STOCK WELL ASSORTED
They sell at Close prices far cash or on short time only. All
accounts duo and. mailed on 1st January, 1st April, lst July,
and 1st October.
INTEREST CHARGED ON ALL UNPAID AFTER THESE DATES
11.&.1\TTON ;BROS,
Eucrett's Block, opposite Samwell a'lf. Pickar d's, Exeter
sP I ;CIA LTHIswF:1i(THIS.
AT
S AMVMWEL L 8c P ICKARD
BLACK CASHMERES New makes,
COLORED CASHMERES New shades,
FRENCH TWILL DRY GOODS
Choice goods.
MILLINERY & MAN TLE S.
The choicest goods ever shown by
115
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
by first-class workmen, and a fit guaranteed. Also a fine
assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING
CONSTANTLY On HAND.
CARPETS IN NEW PATTERNS.
A first-elnao asanrtmoe+t of New °rooeries nn hand, In-
epeetion invited, Remember the niece.
SAMWELL & PICKARD.
Exeter, Ont,
in