The Exeter Times, 1879-1-30, Page 44
elemee.
THE TIMES
The Molsons Bank.
INCOUPOriATED .BY ACT OP PATiLtAxmi-r, 1855.
capeat, $2,000,000. let, $400,000,
HAD OFFICE MONTREAL.
3�U N MOT.tiON,
Rost, 'novas WonastAN, • • l'ier.Pres.,
q' r01.8,VCON, Viee•Pros Hun Mutull Ins Co
Hon C 1.• Macpherson. Senator,
W sillephe NI, Pres Ottawa laver Navlg Co
Rarat o N'elson, 31 P P, AMOR
_F.. WerarsueirsS tV402.1.1S, Ceishicr.
AL ElEarox, StiQ„ - • - Inspector.
xe ter Draricth.
C, BREWER • • kfANALIEll,
LOANS TO rAmoms,
Menioy tschaneed to farmers on easy terms, on their
ow promissory notes with OU *r ifloe good en-
dersers, No mortgage required as security.
SAYINGS 33ANK DR•PAItTAIEN1'
5 per vent, Intsrsst allowed on, deposits,
Gold and currency drafts bonght audsold. S tor
he Exchange bougut and sold,
(1e-01.s:does made in all parts of the Dominion.
end rehires promptly remitted at lowest rates of
1,1 xe ter, Au gust 13 th 1878.
wunsimarmannuan....me 1•03011111111116
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK.
Notiee—J. W. Browning, M, D.
jewelry—S. E. Jones,
lisrdware—O'Bryne & Co.
Gray's Specific Medicine,
Executor's Notice—I. Whitlock & D..Logg.
Lem and. Savings Oumpany—W. F. Butler.
Dry Goods—Beaton Bros,
Vicks Floral Guide.
Bankrupt Sale—R. A. Leggett.
'he ffetrit
THURSDAY, JANUARY 80, 1879
I WILL CHASTISE YOU WITH
SCORPIONS."
Such is, ii effect, the auswer of the
Muwat Cabinet and its supporters to
the earnest cry and prayer of the people
of Ontario, that economy should be
used in expenditure and not as a theme
fur declamation that an riuwies step
recently taken by all should bo by the
u tiversal desire gracefully retraced by
ILL. The debate and division on Mr.
Parkhill's amendment reveal a strange
view of theresponsibilities of repren-
tatives entertained by Minieterialists.
Thoy would not accede to the very
reasonable propisition that the iudem-
nity to members and Minietere, should,
iu the altered condition of the country,
he reduced, bemuse this proposition
ematatted from an Opposition member.
1)u tite people ef this province care from
'whom good measures emanate 2All
they ask is to be prudently governed.
If Ministers chose to regard this
aneudinent as a want of confidence
motiou,the deed was of their own doing,
for by uniting with the Opposition the
queetiou uf confident:a would never have
been raised and they woeld have given
both a bilbstalltiia proof of the sin-
eJtety of their professions of econorne
end their sympathy with the prevailin
iiletress in the laud. Bat as yell
might
se expect figs from thorns or
scopes from brambles as economy from
men whose record is 80 alarming izi its
extravegatice, aud whose hetes for office
uud the sweets they so skilfully extract
from it is strikingly illustrated by the
voruloue and persistent whim of the
daughter of the horse-leech—give, give.
The Minister of Public Works, Mr.
Irtieer, inaugurated the stubborn re-
eistauee to a necessary reform and not
nuiniudful of the value ef dramatic;
effect posed as a sick statestnan a la
Mr. 131ake, of T. es water. What apity
that his brilliant imagination, which
Las supplied, him with se many facts,
did not suggest the propriety of his
iudiatine the fatuous Chatham, and
appearing in Lis place in the house
swathed in flituuels aud supported by
friends, so that he could have shown
Luw fiercely b urus the fire of putt Let ism
ia tale eoui of a Zi al say grabber."
After ?Ir. Fraeer, amuse, the deluge,
tee sluice -gates of miuieterial twaddle
V, ere opened and Ontario was imbinerg-
e iu an ice-cold efluud of humbug and
11 e•iuutloiug. And yet this painful iu•
hitelou is net unaccumpauied by seine
vouhit touches uf limner, the antics of
into bc J1uiug to be regarded by their
e, eletiemeitte as panting patrons, and
1.1. oiiiigiog firmly to the filthy lucre,
are indeed amusing. Mr. Bethune utte
of the ablest of Mr. Ifuwat's ettoportere
exhibit., a drollery that were it not sad
uutild be cluiigblful Lis auxiety the:
Lit. l‘lei'nereuu's pamphlet should
earefitlly exeenitted, Had his readiness
Lu bdliovu tdia e diutu 11, lentil
teitlfe lioieli1114 fit lb ; his williuguees
to 881 Ve subsequent
pairing off with au Oppusitiouiet Lilac
Lid neurite might ilia appear in the cats
ea.,. 4111.1
111E3 " I will" and "1 won't," " 1 Call"
and "1 caul," remind us of that
childish sport, see -saw, vulgarly known
as " teeter." - Now it is " Up she
rises," tho tt it is " Down she goes," btu
upon the whole he manifests a decided
partiality for " up she rises." But if
speeoh be silver,and ()Hence golden then
may South Raton be proud of their,
inember, Mr. Bishop, who, in Indian
phraseology may be described as the
ohief of the silent mouth, Not a sound
was heard, no defence, lame and impo-
tent as it ixtust be, was offered for his
oonduct, but moohanioally and as un.
sento,tive's duty are not far astray.
But has Air, Bishop done the bidding
of his ocustitueuts in joining Ow other
"salary.grabbers" and secretly, with
closed doors, taking from his roaster's
pocket an increase of wages 2 Perhaps
be will de the people's bidding when
they by their votes at the approaching
election imperatively tell him to re.
main at home.
Judge Galt has decided that Ii1 J.
W. Glen was not guilty of any
practices at the South Ontario
He therefore retains his seat,
petitioner pays all costs,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A TJOTION SALE. -1N AOCOBD.
truce with the will 0. tho late Robert ton.
at)!',?uriegn.:1111)boyf AZtit."'.9j2tIg g 1, "'Zi:101% til
st0peee.011 SATURDAY, ARY 1 1870 :
Two Stoves, 1 Cupboard, 1 Clod:, 1 Brass Ks Me,
1 Wheel-barroW, 1 large Looleng.glass, and emu -
ems other household effects, TERMS CASH,
Sale at 8 °Wooly.
ISAA 0 WRIT LOCK,
DAVID LOGG, Exeoutora.
oTANtm.r,T 30, 1879
LIVERPOOL,
LONDONDLRRY,
GLASGOW
ALLAN LINE OF
VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE .—A beau- eIt.e-tert
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Wel worli of 100 Pages. Ono Colored Flower
Plate, and 500 Ilinstratious, with Descriptions of
ths boat Mt wars and Ve et
or German The Mole tr. Vegetable klarden,
election, g lth. In German or English. le Britain.
Ate
g ables, andhow to grow /-% • ri a
"Thou"itioyal 177811 (nearnships.
them. All for a Five Cent SWIM, Ie
corrupt rib PROS, Colored P "' ""`. 1"""?' The itivorit t'Canadaau t
e route ue even All TAM
getrillgS. For 00 cents in paper omers ,v t; I
Illusgted kt loo tidy Magazine • 32 pa WS IL color.
and the
resestingly as a pawn upon the chess-
board be was mustered and moved Death of Judge iirough, of Huron,
among the nags, voting against the
Judge Brough, who since November,
best interests of his constituents of
every shade of politics. The defonoe
of Mr.Biebop's votes and parliamentary
career has been left to others, and his
ideas of a representative's duty seem
to be embodied in those lines, a little
chauged, by his countryman Robert
Burns :
" But bring. a Scotsman from his hill,
" Clap in Ins fist s al na• y bill
"Say, such is Mr. kfowat's will
"Ana there's the foe (Tories, of oourso)
"He has nao thocht but how to kill
"Twit at a blow,"
And snob is the man whom the Minis-
terialists in their pride of power have
chosen again to be their candidate at
the approaching elections, and it is not
for us to object, Still our friends and
neighbors iu the riding know that
many in their own ranks are dissatis-
fied with the choice on the score of
aptitude and ability.and let them never
forget that the offspring of tyranny is
relation. For oursole'es if we are to be
1860, until the summer of 1877, had
held the position of Judge of the
County Court of the County of Huron,
died at his residence Goderich a few
days sinoe. He was born in the County
of Carlow, Ireland, iu the year 1818,
and was the youngest son.of Constan-
tine Brough, Depnty-Lieutenant for
that County, aud Justice of the Peace.
AG au early age lie entered Trinity
College, Dublin, and upon completiJu
of his studies there,canee out to Halifax,
Nova Scotia, to join his uncle the late
Gen. Brough, R.I., then connnaudant
of the garrison at Halifax. After a
short sojourn there he resolved to enter
the legal profession. He came to To-
ronto, and entered the office of Messrs.
Hegermau & Draper, then practisiti2
in partnership. Ile was called to the
Bar in 1840, and shortly afterwards
became partner of Mr. Draper, with
whom he continued to practice until
the elevation of that gentleman to the
Bench. D ing this period Mr. Brough
was engaged in many of the leading
cases of the day, and was employed iu
beaten we desire only an heuest, manly several coulidential matters by the
conteet. And if defeat shall bo ours Goveaument,among others the negotia-
wo could Wish that the conqueror would
be such an one as South Huron need
not blush fur ; we would like to know
that intellect had something to .do. with
our overthrow, and that we have not
been routed by sheer brute force. No
amount of (nibbling and sophistry
will drive from the minds of the electors
lima of a settlement with the authori-
ties of the State of thew York of certain
differences oceasioned by the disturb-
aucee on the Niagara frontier. Upon
the establishment of the Court of
Probate fur Upper Canada, be was
appointed Judge and continued to hold
the office until the abolition of the
Court and the distribution of its func-
tions among the various County Sum.
of this riding that Mr. Bishop has voted ,„ato Courts. In 1859 he was appointed
to enriehhienself out of the public fuude,
while many men as good as he, malty
men abler than he are barely able to
keep the wolf from their door. Brit
when the polling day comes—let it be
early, let it be late—the electors, by
fug ielirmity of health obliged Mut. at
the inajority which they will oast fur
Mr. Jackson, will tell Mr. Bishop thail lengtli to abandon that peeition in the
sunnier of 1877. The disease, which
the puppet of a party cannot be the Uninitiated fatally 011 the 21st inst. was
people's friend. one of long standiog, involving the
brunt and spine] cord. At a meeting
OUPt "TALENTED" 111E11.BER. of the Bar and County Officials of the
County of Herat, held in the office of
Queen'tt Counsel, but finding that
failing health required him to seek
some less activ4 occupation than his
practice at the Bar, he applied for, and
obtained iu November, 1806, the office
of Judge of the Comity Court of the
County of Burou. Oonetently inereas-
Mr. A. Bishop, South Huron's rep-
resentative, in his wandering remarks
at Hensall on the 17th iust. said that
he had only two years schooling, and
that during that time he stood at the
hoed of his class. If Mr. Bishop made
these remarks fur the inforination of the
eleeturs, they were quite uncalled for,
as the fact that his education is limited
is patent to every one who knows that
sueli a person exists. But Mr. Bishop
forgot to tell the people that there were
only two pupils hi the class which lie
stood at the head of in his school days.
However, if Mr. Biehop has beeu a
bright youth,he has not shown an apti-
tude fur acquiriug knowledge during
his parliameutary career. He has not
profited by listening to the learned and
eloquent speeches which haveheen de-
livered iu '030 House in bis presence.
A Filmic mau elionld be a man of
veracity, yet we find many who have
not much regard fur the truth. Even
South Hurous'e representative in the
L cal.has made a statement which is
difficult to reeoucile. He says that lie
did not vote on the motion with refer-
ence to the reduction of members, std.
;tries, but paired off with a weinber of
the Oppositiuti, which unmated to the
-taut as attain his vote egaiust the re-
duction. But iu lookinir over the
Globe ut the 22 inliuet., we find our
taleutott member's name appears in the
list of those who voted ageiest Mr,
tuneudinent. Who is fight ?
the Deputy Clerk of the Grown, on
Wednesday, a resolution of regret was
unanimouely carried.
Fairfield.
DEBATING CLU13.—A. debating society
was organized at Redger's Seined
House on the 28rd filet., with a good
membership. The association, if pro-
perly conducted, will prove very
beneficial to the young members.
' Crediton.
VERDICT.—Lt the ingnest held to
necertain the cause of death of the man
George Gamer, who committed suicide
at this place last week, the following
verdict was returned :—We, the jury
empanneled in the house of Adam
Gnieer, brother of the deceased, ou Lot
12, on the 7th Concession in the town-
ship of Seepheu, on the cause of death
of one George Guizer, believe that the
slid George Giiizer came to his death
by his own hand, by euttiug his throat
w.td a razor, caused by weakness of
spirits, or a fit of iuenuity.
ed Plate m every imudime and 111,01f RUC 14.
gravings, Price $1.29 a year ;Five 00piPR tor $5 00.
Spronuen nmuhers Relit for 10 coi,M. Vick's Seeds
aro the best in the world. &MCI INTO Cant Stamp
for a Floral Guide, containing List and Prices,
and plenty of information, Address.
a'AM188 VIcK, Rochester, N. Y.
Opposite Central Hotel.
..X.ETER KNITTING FACTORY.
4 The midersigned would inform the publics
of Exeter and RC rro1jUdrii4 country that he has re-
moved bis Knitting Factory to tho building one
door north of Mr. Richard Davis' Blacksmith shop
alid that he will keep constantly on hand Gents,
Ladies' and Children's Stockings of every descrip-
tion. Parties may have their Stockings, Mitts. (to.
knit to order on the shortest notice, A large sup-
ply of 13orliu wool of every color on hand.Einger-
Mg yarn kept in stock. Also a large stook of the
best Canadian stookIng yarn kept constantly ou
hand. Price for knitting nion's 800118, 121 cents,
stockings, 14 cents, children's 124 cents per
W. A. CANF1E Main street, :Exeter.
THE ONTARIO LOAN AND SAVINGS COM-
' PANY, OF LONDON.
roaupg .T ?FFERY, President -.
ALEX OIVSTON, Vi-c•Presidont.
SAYINGS BAINIE BRANCH.
N'OTIOE TO DEPOSITORS.— THE
Ontario Lome and Ravings Cronpuov are
prepared to receive deposits he the gum a $5 and
upwards, et the rate of SIX PER O1"NT. per an-
num, FOR fixed periwig, or Five per eent. on de
mend. All investments of this e.ompanv aro se-
emed by mortgages ou Real Estate, which affor,114
to depositors the best possible security for the
safety ref their deposits. Por further nartioulars
apply by letter, or at the office of the Cournany.
Jan. 80-3n'. WM. F. BULLER, Monger.
GRAYS SPECIFC MEDICINE.
The Greatlinglish TRADE MARK
TRADE MA R Ke IiitlegMuutsit.ov,fiouri 1.8118211.111.
nal Weetkoes,,
Impotency, ana all
Sperinato rrli e ,
Diseases that fol.-
OA Pell AL,11S0,
low 11.S sequeuce
011
less of Memory,
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Before 'Universal Lassi-
Thlung'tude,Pain in tho ttfter Taking,
Bn.ck, Dimness of Vision, Premature tee age, and
many other Diseases that least to Insanity or
Consumption anel a Premature grave.
Purticitlara 10 our munphlet, which wd desire to
send free by mail to every one. t..,•rsThe Specific
Medicine is soldby all druggists at Alper package
or six packages for$5. or will be sent hymen on
receipt of the 30007by addressing
TUE GBAY i EDIMNE
-WI:SI/SOIL Orr., CANTADA.
L'ees-Sold in Exeter ley all druggists, and every-
where in LIttnada 111.10 the United States ')y• whele•
sale 0,01eretail elm:gists. iv 5
YBYRICE ti& Co.,
In roto 11111g 0111' customers our sincere
thanks fur the very liberal support Which has
been extended to us for the three years we have
been in Business, in Exeter, we beg to advise
you that we
HAVE REMOVED
To our New Store, next door to Samwell &
Pickard's, where we will be better prepared
than ever to supply the wants of our Customers.
We have added. largely to tmr stock, and our
prices will be found lower than any House in
the Trade. and the quality of the goods equal
to the hest. We would call your particular
attention to our stock of Gooldng Stoves, which
is designed specially for Farmers' use. The
castings are extra heavy, which prevents
cracking or twisting by the heat.and the prices
and terms of payment will be found very
reasonable.
0'23.7.11NE
Next Door to &unwed & Pickard's, Main street.
JEWELRY! JEWELRY!!
—:o:-
Ivain st. B toter.
JEWELRY!!!
71111 s .12 r 1 LE
THE PERUVIAN
will sail on Febrnary 8th. 80 netest WI. passage.For
speed, eomfort; econmuyand safety ere eat 0 al to
aoy other 1Lilitctic MOO, and being 0 On. itellan
Line eilionlc' bol)101'01.11Z0fi by all Car'
alends. Fur
partfeulars as to passage or. pirates sending 'for
their fde ds, 4)j1Y bo
CAPT. G. KEMP, Exeter.
NEW BLACKSMITH AND
GENERAL JOBBINGSHOPMENALL.
—0—
Raving my new shop now in full blast, I would In-
form the 1)00111 that I am prepared to do all kinds
of Blackmailing, ineluding repairing of all kinds
of Agrieulturm Machinery, such as _Reapers, Mow,
ors, 'Threshing Machines, and Horse Shoeing will
receive my careful attention. Bursas that inter -
fore, and having tender feet treated iu the moat
approved manner, and satisfaction given.
Charges Moderate.
I have on baud all hi -cis o Agrienithral Imple
meats from tho 1asscy Manufacturing Co., Now
castle.
11.-"Itenneenber the place—First shop west of the
Putt Omeo, Renewal.
W3WLSANIDO.
HAY PUMP WORKS
G. MTH, - PROPRIETOR.
Raving now greater facilities for manufacturing
pumps than any other factory in 10. 81(1011 I aux
prepared to fornish pumps and dig wells on the
shortest autism, 0110 warrant all work. My pumps
have taken the
FIRST PRIZE AT THE PALI SHOWS
against many competitors. I can recommend
them, and sell as cheap as any second rate article
eN.B.—ITAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS DONE
DIRS. BOLTON.
r. Shop—One-griarter mile north of Exeter
London Road. Ray P. 0
Exeter. Aug. Rth, 1878.
arble irks.
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W. D. WEEKES
Dealer in
MONUMENTS,
HEADSTONES,
MANTLE PTECES.
FURNITURE T01'8, &e.
Cemetery Work of all lauds neatly
executed.
5 Doers North of Drew's Mil, Main street,
EZZETE1..
MILLINERY
MISS GARLICK,
Bus 1.1UNV in stock it complete line of
SPRING- HA.TS, BONNETS,
FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
and Trimmings of Every Rind, in
Latest Style aticl Lowest Prices
A full Stock of Famey Cowls,
Berlin Woole, lioniton Lace, Braids
Patterns, Cardboard Mottoes, &c,
m„,Tackets cat aucl made to order.
MISS GARLICK,
S. E. JONES
Has 5fine assortment of
GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES,
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
In all tho latest styles, and at
A meetiug of the ratepayers of Blyth
Was held iu the Temperance Hall, on Prices to suit the Times
the 27th inst., to take into considera-
tion the advisability of granting a
bonus to Messrs. Grey, Young & Spar -
Rog, of Seaferth, to establish Fait
works there. 1dr. Grey Witel present
and addressed the meeting, after which
a resolution was passed unanithously,
requesting the Council to/ass a by-law
for that purpose.
Prof. Geo. J. Abbott, for some time
American Consul, Godericit, who had
beeu ill for several nwittlie, died on the
21st lust. Ile was held in the highest
eeteent 'by all 'who had the honor of his
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eoqu tuttatice. •iiis culture end refine -
merit did great credit to Alia Ainericiu
"There ate two pertyta in every civi. Cussulsm stuff.
lized c)n11i1uhlut. Tile otte beiievee A few deem sitice Rov. Mr. Caswell,
that the representative whichtlisy el- of Leudesboro, met, Wall it Imitifilt,
tint and send down to manage their at though nut seriuns accident, lie had
etre is their eervant, and Loii.L do thou, Well attending a tea meeting at Walton,
and, startine fur houte, had jut got
eidding." The above is the utterence
I into, tinecatter when the horsey wheeled
of our "learried" friend, 1‘-l" 1)1"1"1?- I and threw him out, Vallieg on his
We agree siLft Maud Aeon, that the 1 sun he sprained it so severely fis t4
paltry whe.liaa that idea of a rui..e, disable Lieu fui a leo daye.
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AILL AND EXAMINE!
Before you buy elsewhere.
Special attention paid to Repair-
ing.
S. E. JONES,
FLOUR and. GRIST MILL,
Being in good working order gives every sworn o
dation possible in gristibg and flouring. Fleur
and inill food delivered to parties leaviug their
orders before e ne o'clock at .T, E,LT eOell Bakery, el
u1'1.1 YRS 11 & CO'b, or 011tail same day
T (-L'
ee,
tee e.
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DO NOT READ THIS.
_Toying received a lot of new ntachinery,
Li would inform the farmers of the sur-
rounding couctry that I am prepared to manu-
facture till kinds of Horse Rakes'Barley
Forks, Grain Cradles, Suaiths, etc,. and having
secured the services of a first-elass Turner, I
am prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF TURNING
ou the shortest notice, and for style and price
I defy competition. Always on hantl a first-
class stock of Fork and Shovel handles. Mill
half a utile south ofExoter.
A. COTTELL.
AT THE
StanclariSashDoor ,Blind
• FACTORY,
is °oust ntly kept on band, aEkft,dp of buildin5
material. 3 louring bard and soft, Siding Mould
ags 6:0„ sold cheap. Planing:Owing and Turning
promptly atteneed to.
BUILDINGS CON'I'RACTED FOR,
and satisfaction guaranteed. As we have of
baud it large week ofdry lumber, we feel sure on
salisfyiog those wbu may give us call.
14 t88:131t08. & TAYLOR
ST. 11 1.1.1Y'S LI31141 WORKS.
ourilrawn kilos being now 111 11,11 operation and
turning out flatly a large glum ti 01
that for all purposes •
cannot be tiurpassed in the liomir
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either at the Minn tleiiverel by tomns taker
Partiesfrom n, istatme can a I way s yplie,t
est remunerative rettoq. Ordersfroni e dIsb../.04
pr,Juiptly attendeteto, .
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