HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1879-3-13, Page 31P,BcE 13, 1879
ENGLAND.
The Queen has c4u,forred the vacant
ltibuu1 of the Order of St, Patrick up-
on the Earl of Portarliugton.
Tito Liverpool Town Council have
• unanimously resolved to promote a bill
enabling the Corporation to light the
tow it csith tlectrioity.
A'o gold s sldu,l, who Wel re the
received
Crinr'it awl Turkish modals and four
good o'elute badge's, has died in DMan-
ehl°stet of •tarveti n.
ler. S cureet .11 has unblished the first
of it ity•liftla \ethan) of sermons,
bavi sr~ is tuel a eermon week by week
for tewetl1yto r years -1,4.10 in all,
A is iu'etil g of the ExHen'iee Com.
witto
tm-
Witto of the City of Glasgow Relief
Fa ,tl i' t' .as reported that the amount
sub ct.b.'ti now 811.1.70111.8 to 0358.000.
Sir 3enner fete retired from
r the peeitiun of Professor of bforbid
,Anut„tu • , _. hiola he hits filled at Uui-
ver:its College, London, for nearly
thirty years.
11 ()Mee to encourage carbine pram.
tice, e tvolry ':)ldiers are to be awarded
prizes, as t'oll iw.s :—:g? f1r the best
eli,•t in 0\701 rexitneut, a:i RI fur the
best ';hut iu troop or depot.
Mr. Dm 1u1, A.. R. A.., who 11ee a
caulnh:ssie n from the Qoen to execute
a memorial tor the late Prissiness Alice,
is at, ',resew engaged no a marble tomb
for a mausoleum at Windsor.
Ehelreu Indus presented themselves
at the "viut, r matriculation exatnina•
tion :it the London University under
th;t new charter. One lady underwent
an exensinatilnl for the degree of Bach-
elor of Laws.
1'ue fr.r.t has been en keen at Liver-
pool that the waters of the Upper Dor-
sey el'op'e frozen, Verge cakes of ico,et me
carred iu recent years well one of this"
chief entities 9f the present commercial
depreeeiou.
Consequent on the continual fres
and low water. the salmon and trout
were unable to go np the tributaries of
the Barrowto depeit their ova. When
the thaw came, however, groat nuin-
bers of splendid salmon °eixie up the
steamy. Such a run of salmon and
trout has not been witnessed there for
twenty years.
There are 8,052 persons on the relief
roll in Glasgow, end there have 14,848
dependents, making in all a grads to'
till of 22,000 men, women and children
itt receipt of relief. By far the greater
number of the unemployed are unskil-
led workmen, weavers (settling next in
number, but alulo:t every trade is rep-
resented ou the list. A large propor-
tion of the women ou the list are mill -
workers. "there is a great deuiaud for
clothing.
10-4-04-4
AMENDMENTS TO THE MUNEUI-
PAL ACT,
The Municipal Acts' Amendment
Committee of the Outario Legislature
Lave held several meeting of late, and
amongst the business transacted were
the following ameudmeuts:—
'Cele amendments suggested by lir.
Chisholm at the former meeting, pre-
venting traders from selling goods by
auction out of the municipality in whioh
they pay their taxes, was passed.
Ou notion of Dir. Willis, an amend-
ment was carried placing the expeudi•
ture upon police, so far as clothing and
wages are concerned, under the control
of the Cou'ecil in cities of not more
than 10,000 inhabitants.
The A'toruey Geueriat introduced a
bill providing' for a number of amend -
of them 200 foot long, obstructed the tnents,es follows;—'The County Judge,
t oleic, and st•oppel the ferries eted th J Sheriff, and such person as the Council
'-a lues and Ituucoth shall app1eint at their first meeting,
Wishall constit.ite a Board for the reviaio
Her Majesty the Queen, iu response I of asseasnaeut, to whom "peal, elall
to application front the naanagemeut
the Queen's II')spital, Birmingham,
h tient a eh: clue for 008'ltaud:ell
gaiuea1 toward the Equitation of debt of
that iustitu ion. •
Mr. Cbatlee 0 amrnell, chairman of
the great iron and steel company of
Charles C:amsnell & Co., Sheffield, died
00 Sunday in London, lir. C,atnrell
',commenced life iti humble eireumstan•
'cee. He haves enormous wealth.
The Marrieds of S tlisbury, who is is
ik Large property owner in Liverpool acid
be made nutter certain forme; the Couu•
ell of any inuuicipality may off •r• a re-
ward for the apprehension of criminals;
pet sons interested in ane coinoany shall
not vote when a by -caw is eabrnitted to
grant Jaid to that C•ompauy ; in eaee of
the location or boundary of a lot being
u icertaiu, the township Council ou be-
ing requested by the. Impeder may
cause a new map of the place to be
drawn up, the cost to be levied against
the lot in question.
The bill is liich caused the moet die.
the suburbs, hits sant the Mayor of cussion was the one introduced by Mr.
Liverpool ta,cheoque for IMO for the i\McCrausy, providing that, with a view
lief of the distressed. `
The enormous trice now charged for
t,legrarns from Isidiai of course, crip-
to break the monopoles now existing,it
alight be competeut for the County
Cou cil to advertise their by-laws in
pling the efforts of Loudon eorrespon- any paper having a circulation iu the
dents in Afghanistan. As much ae, municipality, leaving them free to de
-n700 pounds n'av paid for a press mes- tide. The Bill was amended to cover
sage narrating the capture of Ali DMus- duly the papers iu the adjoining innnl-
j eipality.
The committee resolved to recom-
mend that uo person should be allowed
to be nominated for a municipal olec-
tiontuniess with his express consent,
and that candidates should be permit-
ted to retire at any time between nom-
ination and election by giving notice in
writing to the Clerk.
Mr. Hardy introduced a section to be
added to the Municipal Act, by which
the Municipal Conncile of cities of not
more than $15,000 population may fix
the uninb.ir end settle the remunera-
tion of the men constituting the police
force, all sue!' arrangements to be bind-
ing upon Boards of Police Commission -
IRELAND. ,
An old pens:ioner has died at Cloth
enol, aged 108 years.
General Grant made a present of his
rortrait to the Dublin Town Omitted.
All cross Channel steamers arriving
art Belfast report having experienced
-very boisterous weather.
The funeral obsequies of the late
Bishop of Baphoe took place at Latter-
leenuy on the 10th January. The fun-
eral was one of the largest ever seen in
the County Donegal.
Mr. McCarthy Downing, M. P., died' ers. Adopted.
art Skibereen suddenly on the 9th ult. Mr, Munk's Bill,euacting that corm -
:He was extremely popular, and though ore' fees choices bo paid by the treasur-
er of .he county when an iugneet is
held in the county,and by the treasurer
of a city when a death occurs and the
inquest held there, was carried.
A PAT REPLY BY AN IRISH PIT -
BLOT.
TIM TIMES
BEFOE,E TAKING STOCK
S A,MWEIj L & P ICKARSI
Will offer for cash or 10 Days the balance of their Fall and Winter Goods at Cost so as to
make room for their Spring Stook. All goods we shall offer' are new goods bought for this
Season's Trade at lower prices,
LADIES' MANTLES, at cost. HEAVY MANTLE CLOTHES, at cost. MEN'S and BOYS'
OVERCOATS, at cost. MINK SETS and MUFFS, at cost. EMI, OAPS, at cost.
CLOUDS and SCARFS, at cost. ,Also a full assortment of general
n. strong politician, eujoyed the esteem
,of all parties.
Notwithstanding the depression in
the staple trade of the North of Ireland
it is gratifying to record unmistakable
evidence of the progress.of the building
trade in Belfast.
A. new educational institution now
hint; completed in Stephen's Green,
Dublin. will be balled Wesley College.
The old Wesleyan tiobool will be merged
•into the new establishment.
Richard Stephens, a Dublin ship-
owner, hes been committed for trial at
Liverpool on a charge of eendtng to sea
iu an unseaworthy state a brigantine,
'which, with all her crew, wife lost.
At s meeting of the guardians of the
Roserea Union a letter was read from
the inspector of Contagious Diseases
(Animals) Act, reporting the existence
of sheep scab al, Busherstown, near
. tclsteygall.
••--r .e. 1111•-•-•-••••
SCOTLAND.
Or. Low, late head master of the
,elestlictel department of the Dundee
,School died from Bronchitis, at his
xesidonee, Home Lodge, Broughty Fer-
ry, iu the 88rd year of his age.
The United Reesbytelian Presbytery
DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS CAPS,.
CHINA TEA SETS and CROCKERY which will he
offered at bottoms prices we aro ' glad to say ourstock is
not large but fully assorted in all lines.
Although this has been a very hard season we
happy to say our mode of doing business has boon
are
ap-
preciated by the public as our sales for past year has far
exceeded our expectations. Thank all customers and
patrons for past favors and still solicit your patronage.
A son of the "ould sod" was walking
down Yonge Street the other day, en-
gaged in a earnest diecussiou with s
citizen, and Pat was bewailing his hard
lot, and belabering this "doomed coun-
try onybow 1" "lfivil a sthroke of
worruk can I get at all, at all, and not
enough in me trousers to buy a drap o'
the orather to soak the roots of tae
tongue that's eleven to the ruff of me
mouth, for I'm as dry as a red herriu'
sure. Ooh, lnurther on the day whin
I left ould Oirland bedad." "Will,
Pat, why don't you get your friends at
home to send you something to help
you," asked his companion. "Panda
is it ? Don't be talkin' of frinds to the
loikes o' one, do ye mind. Ax ethran-
gere to get help, frinds to get the could
ehoulther ony toime. If 1 was back to
the ould sod its myself as would sthop
there entoirly." "Why don't you go
bank to the old sot them, Pat ?" put -
sued lite cornpanion. "Go back do ye
,cf Edinburgh hae.agreed to recommend ' ani ? The divil fly assay wid ye for the
to the Settled that marriage with a de- inikes o' that ye'd bo aftlher axin' me,
,geceased wife'e;Aielter wlill:be no longer a Whin it took all I could rake and
,bar to lnetriberkliitip .in the Church,
The annual meeting the trio West of
Scotland Artul'lery.&ieociatiun was held
in Grlasgow recently. air.' W. 1-I des,
M. P.. who occupied the elixir. said the
'+tetfaila 0i•
scbrapo to fetch me over to this tram
haythen oounthry, hew in the mischafe
could I get enough here to go belt avid
I dunno ?"And Pate dilemtna is but
one of a thousand among the viotim3
t r open tura
SAMWELL & PICKARD.
Exeter, ()At,
3
'" 11riam - Meting
Wishes to inform the public that lie is Bette
prenare(1torepair sat Weds -of
Sewiue; aohir es., Watches
Clocks, Guns, &c., than any
other person in the .country, as:
his charges are moderate, and
he guarantees to give Satisfac-
tion.
GRAY'S SPECIFC MEDICINE.
TheGroatEnglisltTRADE MARK,
TRADEMARK,
Romedv,ean unfuil
in cure for Semi•
nal Weaknos,,
Spermatorrhoa,
Impotency, and all
Diseases that f-
low as a sequence
of Soli abuse, as
loss of tliemory, �.
'Universal Lassi-
Before Takingtude, Pain in the Mose Taking,
Back, Dimness of vision, Premature old age, and
many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption and a Premature grave. t: ""b'ull
particulars in our pamphlet, which we desire to
send free by mail to every one. I s The Specific
Medicine is•soldby all drew:fatsat' lper package
or six packages for 4.5, or will be sent by mail on
receipt of the money by addressing
'Pahl GRAY ull':l)ICINP. CO.,
WINDsem OHI'., CANADA.
to Soldin Exeter by all dru oasts, and every-
where in llamado, and the United States by whole.
sale and retail druggists.
Furniture and Undertakin.
S. FAIRBAIRN has on band at Hensall as large
and as handsome a stock of FURNITURE as can be
found in any establishment in Huron, all of which he
/8 PREPARED TO SELL CHEAP !
,NDERTAKING IN. ALL ITS BRANCHES!
Having procured a handsome hearse, he is prepared
to attend to UNDERTAKING,
On the Most Reasonable Terms,
In connection with the Undertaking Business, lie uses the Anti -Septic Fluid, which preserves
the body and destroys all offensive odors, and prevents contagion arising from dead bodies. A call
respectfully solicited.
oast }lead oo• of immigratiou.
S. T II.B4.IB.N.
1878) FALL (1878
THE OLD RELIABLE HOUSIE•
At all tines, and particularly at a period when Trade is universally depressed and money
scarce. It is in the interest of every buyer to purchase where he can get the at title he wants
at the ioweit rate. In calling your attention to my present stock, I do so with eve'•y confid
epee; it being more carefully assortea and selected than that of any previous season.
O .
In the Dry Goods •
Every department is replete with the most seasonable and fashionable fabrics, marked" a
prices which should o'imrpand the attention of the very closest buyers. „THE ORDERED
CLOTHIN:ir still has MR. W, IVES at itshead
In Milliner
y
Underthe ms.,agement of Bias McGloghlou, we Can snit the most fastidious.
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Canadian, English and
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
one of the largest and best assorted in the County. Intending purchasers will
bestiuterests by examining mystock before going elsewhere.
JAivIES PICJA.RD
Our stock of
American
consult their
GODERICH
POU NDRe i
Pounders, Engineers and Machinists.
1rANUFACTUnxRs OF
ENGINES AND BOILERS, .FLOURING, GRIST AND SAW- MILLS
STAVE AND HEADING M&CHINERY;
Middling Purifiers of improved kinds.
NEW }'ID.11, I:1C RA.M'S OLD STAND.
Horse Shoeing, Wagon and 0 arris go Mkain g,Din..
mond '-arrows, and Plows. General Balcksmith-
ing in all its branches, at the lowest rates, and sat -
guaranteed. Ghe us a call and examine our
work before t.adiug elsewhere
Itic•ITILT Ali drMaBRTDE, Icing St.,Hinsall.
Hensall. June 20.1878. fi ri
Agriculura Implements
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX S'T'OVES
Potash Kettles, School seats, &o:
Iran and Brass Caslin+7s to order)
For sale cheap—Second hand Boilers and Engires Stave alnd
Shingle, and Heading Macninery.
Repairs on Boilers, Eugiiiee, Mille, &o., promptlyattendod to;
GODERICH FOUNDRY and MANUFACTURINtt co.
GODERICH, Ont.
THE NATIONAL POLICY
Having triumphed at the polls,
ISAAC CARLING
Is prepared bo sena his onstomers tasb 1 atlathge hock of oras from its adoption, and lean en
11.
R. ABBOTT L. D.S.,1'I..R.C.D.S.
Graduate of Royal College of
1bENTAL SURGEONS.
Office ovetO'Neilbanlc• and opposite Ssmwell
Piokards.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines and
Liquors, Crockery, Etc.,
At his Store, Main Street, Exeter, which will be sold at
Whlob TO be sold at prides unheard of under Fres Trads.l
The farmers of the surrounding country will find it to their ad.
vantage to sell their produce without paying market
fees, on the Exeter market,which is second
to, none in the west, and then
call at the store of the subscriber and
Secure •immense Bargains
there to`' be had. Overcoat,ing, Vail -cloths, Broad -cloth
Doe 'skins, . Silks, Winceys, Delaines, and everything
needed in the Dry Goods line. The Grocery
Department veryComplete.: lete.' An inspection invited
Department P ISAAC CARLING,
t No trouble to show goods
TT KINSMAN, DENTIST,
Licentiate of
the Dental `'
College of On l'i ; � •
GLr, ayb� - �
consuliomt'dianye 1 � .
day. � �
nest donoror tt o
the Post Office, Exeter, Ont.
LEGAL
R 11. CADDY',
BARRISTER & ATTORNEY
At Law, Solicitor, &c. Office, Panama's Block
Exeter.
I 1 ARDING HARDING, & WHITE,
Baristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Com-
sioners,B. it., .Ce.
,)sltc'E—Hvrrori's BLocs, Water trent,'
ar try's.
Ioutt 8.HA/MING, E. W. HARDING. H.A.L.WXI'r">v
W MoDIARMID, B.A.,
it t itItISTER,NOTARY, CONVEYANCER
&C.,
LUCAN.ONT.
ESSRS. JONES & MOSCRIP
t Barristers, Attorneys -at -law, Solicitors
Ctuu,eery, Conveyancers, Commissioners inBE.
a".i Notaries Public, at. Irrarv's
C. S.JOVES. W.O. SfOSCRIP.
O„ etch—Hutton's Block,Wateret. St Mary's
MEDIC4L
1IR. COWEN. OFFICE MAIN
Street, Exeter, upstairs, opposite Central
Hotel. Side entrance, on the south—street lead -
Igo to B. C. Church.
t. 'Orders left at Eline's shoe store will receive
prompt attention. 40-1y.
DR. HUTCHINSON, Member of
the College of Physicians and Surgeons at
Ontario, &o., hc., Vain Street. Exeter.
DR. HYN11MAN.—CORONER FOR
the County of Huron. Uface,next door to
Dir. I. /Darling's store, Exeter.
JW. BROWNING M. D.; 0. M.
• P. 8, Graduate Victoria University- OfiSoo
andrasidenee. Don: pion laboratory, Exeter.
-llt•
MOO11E, M. D. C. M.
1.1te Graduate of McOillUniversityy, Montreal
Otllee and residence, Exeter, Ont. 091ee 1. aure—
ate 10 a. no and 7101O n. m
DB. J. A. ROLLINS, M. C. Y. S.
0., Victoria St Oredtton, Ont. Onto boon
from 0to10a.m.; 2tobp.m,
CLU1'Z, M. D.,
e Office at his residenee, Exeter.
YAR. IRVING, GRADUATI' UNE.
VERSITY Trinity College Member College
Puvsiofaus and surgeons Out., ()f11ee1iirkton.
HOTELS.
`CENTRAL HOTEL, CREDITON
J —Wm. baker proprietor, TIAs Hotel hart
been newly furnished and fitted up In first -alms
style. Largo and convenient Show Rooms fir
Commercial Travellers ; boot of liquor, and cigars
at the Bar. Attentive Hostiers always on hand.
DS 21-3m. WIIi'LtAM BAI{HR,
(1HANGED HANDS. --The under.
'Jalgnedhavinp rented the Dufferin ltlouse,0e11-
traila, for a term, it will befounda fl -et class ho•
tel, with every a000nimodatlon for the 'travellDig
publle, Convenient to the Station. GoodLlouos
and cigars at thebay'. Attentive helittera
.
DRINCE OG WALES HOTEL,
.L °LIN cox. et. SWARTS having purchased
the above hotel, and fitted it throughout, new of-
fers fir it -class accommodation to travelers, (loped
liquor and eiears at the bar. Good stabling an'l
attentive hostler on lienal. Every attention pats
to Vette.