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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1879-5-22, Page 2SHE PIE FRU ' S OF PROTEC- T+1V, '8 ali EVIDENCE OPr> NTr7?i iIN4 1'BOSPRUWITY. A new wtiolletnill is being erected ) 9n Wingham, A broom faofrbry has been established $za Ingersoll. .A, nail factory is iu course of erection. aE W aikervi'1Je. .At Oollingsvood a new soap factory is 'being established. Au axteusive cheese factory is being •started in Stebene. A number of new sailing vessels are being built tel, Broute, A large tannery is being built at Ome- sutee, by Mr, Geo. Lamb. Ae Forrest Mr. Berth's stave factory is again running full time. A. sprig, brad and tack factory is is being eatablished in Hamilton. Ur. Pallor/ of London, Ont., is start- ing a new tannery at Wingham, A steam sash and door factory is to he opened at Uracebridge this spring. Preparations are being made to build a• cotton factory at Tilsenburg. 11Ir. A. ti, Brown, of Belleville, is erecting a large new cabinet factory in that city. A. phosphate milt is to be built at Kingston this summer by Mr, Itichard- eon. Galvanized iron and conies works are about to be established in Wiudsor, Ont. Quite a number of patent medicine manufacturers are about to open factor- ie:i in Canada. Parkhill is to have an elevator Unlit Ws sprint?, capable of containing 45,- 000 bushels of grain. A joint stock Cheese Company in West Dumfries are putting up a large new factory at Dover. The Blttok sitar Oil Refinery, of Sar. nia, has been re -opened. It has been closed for the last four years. It is stated a Joint Stock Company is in progress of formation to oiauufac- .tilre elastio at Ooaticoolce, P. Q. A near eowiug machine factory will be opened in Montreal next mouth,giv- ing enlploymeut to 4001 hands, Toe St. Johns, 13. Q., glass factory furnaces are again in fail blast, and a Targe .slumber of men are being employ- ed. The Oakville tannery whioli has been ,dosed during thepast four years, has been reopened by two practical tan - awe. At Burgesville, Oxford county, Mr. Wan .A.uderson has started the manu- facture of red and white brick and drain •,heli, A firm from Lockport, N. Y., have leased the buildings, etc., and intend starting a cotton batting factory in St. Oat liarioere The "Toronto Bridge Company" are -erecting large works in that city, at the start they will employ about 100 hauds. The McCall Manufacturing Company •are eatablishing a factory in Hamilton for the manufacture of the Bland safety lamp. A large New York firrn are about es- tablishing a branch in Toronto, for the Inanufacte.re of buttons end other SID all wares. A gentleman from O3wego is pros- pecting in the vicinity of St. Oatherines 'for the establishment of a shoddy cloth factory in that city. Port Stanley is moving for the es- tablishment of the rolling mills. and so is St. Thomas, there is brisk compe- tition between the two paces. Messrs. Smith & Wilby:: of Toronto, are making large additons to and put- ting a quantity of new machinery in their woollen mill at Weston. A large piano -forte manufactory is being built in Kingstou, by Webber & Co., of New York. They expect to em- ploy two llnndred and fifty hands. Messrs. J. H. Kelly & Co., engine and, bailer makers of Hamilton, an • uounoe that they are now busier than they have -been for years past. The new oatmeal mill has been start- ed at Springfield, Elgin County, and in the sane place the manufacture of bar- rel heaclinga is to bo engaged in. ill.esers. J. M. Willianle & Co., of the Hamilton Tin and Stamping Works, have been tanning till midnight (luring the past few weeks. They have any quantity of orders on hand. The Redpath Sugar Refinery at Montreal has resealed operations, em- ploying in the meantime 800 hands, which number vrill be increased to 1100 after the opening of navigation. .A.b Point Edward It barge mill and elevator will be ereoted this: enmtner by a Montreal company. The Elevator hwve a capital of 910,000 bushels, and the mill turn out 000 barrels daily, The Montreal Cotton Company have eltetermined to proceed with the enlarge- ment of their mill, and the Hudon Cotton Company has called a meeting of the eharebulders to consider the ad. 'amiability of extending their works. The i3racebridge papersaye day has nnE; this week has ed large loads of machinery passing through this village on their way to he pieced in new mills which have been or are about to be. erected in various parts of the dietriot. Tat TIMES ltf,►Y 22 11873. From the Peterboro' paper we learn that blr.Jobn Carnegie, of that town, and Mr, A. Urquhart, of Ottawa, have entered into partnership for the pur. o e manufacture of pose0 r it h anui4 fotr 1 u t ut. ricks and tiles in the old Romaine Briole Works, Peterborot, With the fresh operations on the. Grand Junction Railway, the resuscita. tion of the woollen factory, and the building of Mr. \Yhyte's branch agri- cultural works, the Cambelford paper looks for a fair arnount of business be- ing done in. its village during the cont• ing summer. D. M. Ferry & Co., the well.known seed merchants of Detroit, have rented buildings at Windsor, Out., and intend opening a branch house in that place. They are fitting up the premises lately occupied by Girdlestone, Orris & 0o.,as a pork packing establishment, and will be ready far business in a short time. The Canada. Sorew Company,of Dan - des, are busy preparing to commence drawing wire. They intend to mann- facture all lands required for general use, as sell as what they want for screws, bolts and rivets. They have a cargo of rocas on the way, and will oom- nienoe work on its arrival. Messrs. Bali & Co., the well known organ nlauufactnrers, Guelph, are ex tremely busy fiiliug orders for the home )market. By the change in tariff the Messrs. Bell aro now euabled to give five per cent, bettor terms to home cis. toniers thau they were three mouths since. Mr. Alex. Gartsbore, of Hamilton, has received au order frotn the Ameri- can gentlemen wtio have taken posses- sion of the rolling mills in that city,for the casting of twelve sets of rolls for merchant iron work. It is uuderetood that the company will roll boiler plates, ordinary merchant iren, and may also engage in rail making. Between 250 and 300 peen will be employed. ))Messrs. Darrow, Stewart i& Milne, of Hamilton, who have bad their saddlery hardware manufaotry unearly swamped by undue composition from American horses, are lnakiug preparations to car- ry on this department with renewed activity. They expect to be able in the course of five weeks, to employ as )many Hien as they did four or five years ago, U, S. TROOPS To AID ENGLAND. General W. W. Duffield, State Sena- tor of Michigan, has renewed his offer, through Uolouel Growslii, to raise an American contingent of 5,000 troops to aid Great, Britain in any of her wars except against the United States, the contingent to consist of four regiments of infantry, one battallion of cavalry, and one battery of artillery. The con- ditions are that the troops be drilled by the United States tactics, have U. S. promotion, wear U.S. nniform, be arm- ed with Sharpo's rifles, muster Windsor, Ont., and be guaranteed fres transpor- tation back to muster point. Gen. Duffield agrees to furnish them within three months. This is a renewal of an offer made when war with Russia was imminent, as is made note in view of the complications with Egypt which are by some attributed to the Czar's diplomacy, The Detroit "Evening News," which gives publicity to the above fact in a long article, says that when Colonel Growski made a tour in Canada to ascertain the number of troops available, he found that only about 2,000 could be relied upon. • This reeulted in the negotiations with Gen- eral Duffield, during the course of which a conference on this subject took piece is Toronto. IRELAND. The Mayor of Derry has offered a reward of 2100 for the apprehension of the person who flung the explosive missile into the assembly room on the night of the 17th of March. A. large force 'of Police has been re- cently drafted down to Connemara to protect the clergymen and others con- nected with the Irish Church mission, who have been several times lately at- tacked by Roman Catholic mobs. At Belfast Assizes on March 26th seven prisoners who had pleaded guilty of rioting on St. Patrick's Day in Be1- fast worn sentenced by Mr. Sergeant Robinson—three to two years' im- prisonment, two to ten months and two to font. months' imprisonment with hard labor. At the Derry Assizes, two brothers, William and Alexander Molntyre, were put ou trial for killing a man named MoGrirth, by stabbing him iu the throat with a knife. McGrathbad been courting their sister,and was in her company when he was murdered. William was Requited, but Alexander was sentenced to ten year's' penal servi- tude. The General Committee .of the Moore Centenary, at a late meeting, resolved that subscribers of one pound should be admitted free to the literary and musical entertainment. The Lord Mayor annouuced his intention of1 iv - inn a ball ou the oecasinn. A draught address, seeking oo•operation from the ladies of Ireland, was referred to the Execu;ivo Committee, GEORGE Cf ONXPT0i raeornlnnon ori a+tiu ,ark ro Worcester, Maga., E. 5, Looms of all descriptions. Send for illustrated catalogue. $q 2Ooproutg aft 90 days i)tvestrrieuu 1100 iE11 / OMoia1 Reports fxoo.-- Proportional returns every wools ouStool options of 520, $30. $100, (35(10. Address, T. POTTER WRIGHT & 00., Bankers, 30 Wall St. N. Y. 2t/�� Mare and Beautiful chrome cards,with nem• V 1,Oo., postpaid, Geo. 1.2tmr:D Si co, Nassau, x,r. 30PancY Cards, Chrome, Snowflake, too„ no 2 alike, with name, 10c, J. lankier Jt Co., Nas- sau, N. Y. 4OSnowflake, tio, or 20 transparent Dards, with name 10c, L. tones it Co., Naeean, N. Y. EC DARDS, Clirotno, Gold Border, &o., 10c., or 2i UVLaoo Cards, 10°4. B, RUSTED, Nassau, N.Y. oneea month,aud evnousea guaranteed to agents tie /I outfit free. SEAN & co, Auguste, Maine. itetteeessewseestaie HOTELS. VENTRAL HOTEL, CREDITON s) —Wm. Baker proprietor, This Hotel has been newly turuislzed and fitted up in drat olass style. Imrgo and oonvouieut Show Booms for Commercial Travellers ; best of liquors and cigars. at the Bar. Attentive 1-Iostlers alwal a on hand. M L1—elft, WILLIAM BAKER, PRINCE O1+ WALES HOTEL OLIN PON. G. WARTS having purchased the above hotel, and fitted it throughout, now of- fers flrst•class accominodation to travelers, Good liquor and cigars at the bar. , Good stabling and attentive hostler on hand, Every attention paid to guests. LEGAL 11-4 II. CADDY, BARRISTER & ATTORNEY At Law, Solicitor, &o. Office, Fanson'a Block Exeter.` AUDINGHA1tDING, t& WUITE, Boris tors , Attorneys, Solicitors, Cozn- eiouers,13, L1,,&o. int it 'ta—livr'rux's Bnoom, Water trent, St Mary's. !Ull N 14 . uaRDItr 6,1'4. W. H,uwtNc. Tr.:Leen-urge \V McDIARMID, B.A., ttl iSSTER,NOT RY, CONVEYANCER &C., LUCAN.ONT. IU .ESSI•IS. JONES t& 11IOSCRIP Barristers, Attorneys -at -law, Solicitors Clttttiocry, Conveyancers, Oommissiouers luBR. me,t Notaries Public, St, Mary's C.s.JO:Ihs. w. C.aroscrvIP. O'le10g—lin tton's B1eck,Wateret. Sr Mary's It ED C 4L SIR. GOWEN. OFFICE — MAIN Street, Exeter, up.stairs, opposite Central Hotel. Side entrance, on the south—street lead- ign to 13. 0. Church. t -Orders loft at Kline's shoo store will receive pronttlt attention. 40.1y. DR. HUTCHINSON, Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario,&c., &e., ONiue next door to L Oarliugs, Main Street, Exeter. It. H YNDMAN .—CORONER FOR the County of Hur.r. Uflice,noxt door to AIr. I. Carling's store, Exeter. T W. BROWNING IL D., C. M. !-1 . P. S, Clradeznto VictoriaToZeotisity OOieo andreeidenee. Dor -mien Laboratory, L+xeier. C. MOO1IE, M. D. C. M. • Graduate of .UoGiilUniversity, Montreal Office anti residence, Exeter, Ont. Office 1 ours - 8 10 10 a. ni and 7 to 10 n. nt TR. J. A. ROLLINS, M. C. P. S. o„ Victoria. S;. Crediton, Ont, Office hours front3 to10a,m.; 2to5p.tu CLUTZ, M. D., • Ullice at his residence, Exeter. nit. IRVING, GRADUATE UNI- VEP.SITY Trinity College At ember College Puvsielane and surgeons Ona., gflfeeEizkton. This great household Medicine ranks amongst the leading necessaries of life. Those famous I'ilie pnrify the.l3r,00n, and act most powerfully yet soothingly On tho Livor, Stomach, Kidneys, and Bowels, giving tone, energy, anti vigor to these groat :nun spring; of life. ','hey aro con- fidontly recommended as a mover failing remedy in all coatis {Moro the oonstitn bion,from whatever oanso, has become impaired or weakened. They aro wonderfully efficacious in all ailments ilei. dental to females of all ago; and as a g_netal Family madioino, are unsurpassed, Its searching and healing properties aro known throughout the world,: For the euro of bad logs,bad breasts,old wounds Sorsa anat./leers, it is at intnllible remedy. If effectually rubbed on the nock and °host, as salt Into meat .it cures sore throat, Bronohitis,Conghs i Colds, ant•'even Aatin)ta. For Uletndnlar Swol- linga,Abot.s sit, Plias, b`tetiilaa. GoutRholinzatiam and every kind' of Skin Disease, it has never been kno5on to fait. Tho Pills And Ointment aro lnau- ufacturod only at 533 OXFORD STPIET, LONDON, And aro 'sold or all„Vendors of'I Medicines throughouttho o1' ilized work : with direattons in shoos, every language, The Trade Marks of,keno tnedioiilet ore regia• bored at Ottawa, Hence, anyone in, tho Mgt,fah Pnsaoaelont, who may keep the American 0..nntorroits for sale, will he proem:atod. V..-- 'Parehasern should look to the Labol on the Pets land (loxes, If the address is not 533, Oxford r atreobLurdon, they are Spurious. OATARBa 1 UST CA'L',A,itRH 11 The groat Sierra Nevada Smoking Compound, The only positive cure for Catarrh yet discovered,. auras s s xroR x C. LUTZ'S CENTRAL DION STORE. W, L, SMIT7T, General Agent. Arkoua, ant. 1y-28 National Policy PLOWS, and SCOTCH DIAMOND HARROWS constantly on hand and made to order. lMcMILLAN & MoBRID' havi ug uow greater fncilitice than ever, are pre- pared 10 supply farmers with Iron Beam Plowa, Steel Mould Board, made by oorsolves;Chill Plows, Iinaiippor make; Scotch Diamond Harrows Cultivators, Gang Plows. Carriages and buggies en hand, and made to or der, ll h tt d 1 t the TE W IILA0 KSMITII 8IIOP AT WIN- (:1111I.PEA. W. IIU CHINO B A AI, tato of Exeter, h as eotauteum:4 busiuossiti the ativebrttnclt atWiuehalsea and to pre•- a - )a; a fib: d to do all ` , °Meek it 1 . 1 1 1 1 D antithingtYOYlt •”" Home shoe - mope pe :lolly attended to, Pr'omptlleaa,otloapuosa altdgood work;netrautaea,' A call solicited. 10.3rn W, BUCKINGHAM. THE FALL AND WIN TE.RTRADE C. $outhoott cPa Son TAILORS and CLOTHIERS, Take ploasore to ir fora) the itlbabitantr of Exeter add surrounding ooautry, that they have jest ope,ledout aneboellontaseortnzentof 1't!weds, Coatings, Testings etc., in the Moat styles andpatterns,andfool assayed that Jubilant atter of (nothing, they eau quit the lnestfastidious tastes. [ 1 MOVAL11 M. 7 RE .s.4'1 AIe. REMOVAL! c�ll�JIla REMOVAL! RE SIOVALI r, Orse S Ochsg el' en e' a On REt REMOVAL! notice. Horses shodtoprevent interfering. Mo1IILI AN & Moh31:IDE, Bing St., HcnsaIl, ] TEW MACHINE SHOP.11 �0 1'i l am ICitching wishes to inform the public that he isrbetter Prepared surepair an kinds of Sowing Machines, Watches Clocks, Guns, &c,, than any other person in the country, as his charges are moderate, and he guarantees to give Satisfac- tion. MAIM STREET, EXETER. AY PUMP WORKS. CB BOLTON - PROPRIETOR. Having added to my pump machinery, and pro- cure,) a large gliautity' of first-class pump logs, I am prepared to osier un article Superior to any Factor in the County, and at prions that defy competition. Wells and Cisterns dug on the shortest notice. Before purchasing call at the Hniy Pump Works. l Shop --One-quarter mile north of Exeter London Road. Ilan P. 0 aril& Works. — :0: W, ®. WEEKES Dealer in MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, ➢MANTLE PIECES. FURNITURE TOPS. &c. Cemetery Work of all kinds neatly executed. 5 Doors North of Drew's Mall, Main street, UP W ITI-1 THE TIMES,. -0- [RAMIE S O- [ ARPIES INTENDING TO PURCHASE OHGANS SHOULD CALL AT trR FIT' ant Examine his Stock, the Best that are Made DOM] ION ORGAN CO.'S. LI ]iRP00L, LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW ALLAN LINDA OF oya mai teamships. The tavoriteroute. between •Canada and Great Britain. stT.7,1.sr Ii Sl:n.r•ft,E', ME C ASPIA.N will sail en bfty 24, 5h ,meat sea passage. For speed,00mtoli; economy and safety.are equal oy any other Ablatio Line, and being a Canadian. Line,shotffl' b patronized by all Canadians." ,For particulars alto plumage or parties sendingfar their frieudant ply to CAST. G. KEl1MP, Deter, P. PRAYNE1 has remove to his now shop, lately occupied by Perkins & Co—two doors north of J. Grigt,'s book store, whore you will find everything usually kept ir a lint -elites harness estahhslnnent, which for quality of material and elyle of workmanship IS N0'1' EASILY SURPASSED elso (tailwhereand- alamina nay stock before purchasing PETER FRAYNE. FAINTING PAINTING J. KOTCH!NC Is prepared to do all kfnds of: lions ePa.inting, Paper -hanging Whitening, itc." at roasonableprices and punctually. J. EITCHI1 u, Main st Exeter. Teas! Teas!! Teas! !! —AT— Try our 50c. Tea. ATE W FRUITS JUST ARRIVED (l'e? r/ cheap) 11 lbs. splendid coffee sugurfor $1.00. Choice syrups. Don't forget our 20c. Vinegar, and cheap soap. No trouble to show goods. 1.. & E. SPICER, TWO DOORS NORTH OF POST OFFICE. DO NOT READ THIS. Liaving reoe:ived a lot of new rnachruery, I would iuforni the farmers of the sur- rounding country that I am prepared to manu- facture all kinds of Horse Bakes, Barley Forks, Grain Cradles, Snaiths, etc, and leaving secured the services of a first-class Turner, I am prepared to do ALL KINDEI OF TURNING on the shortest notice, and for style and price I defy competition. Always on hand a Srst- class stock of Fork and Shovel handle,). Mill half a Toile south of.,Exeter. A. COTTELL. THE { X E TEP PlaningMill, Sash, DOOR AND BM UM? I ALL KIN D S OF TUR N I N G - Done to order. Remember theplace Dyer cg I3oward Eros. MA By no immense praatice at the World's Dtgits sary and Invalids' Hotel, having treated main tt t,i'- sand c m ass of those diseases peculiar to woman,' I have been enabled to perfect at most potent and posi- tive remedy for these diseases. To designate this natural specific, I have named it Or. Pierces Favorite Prescription The term, however, Is but a feeble expreesion,et my high appreciation of its value, based upon per - conal observation. I lutve, white witnessing its post - Sive results in the special dlaeasus incident to the organism of woman, singled it ant int the abeam or crowning acro of pay medical career. On Its merits, as a positive, safe, anal elfeetuat remedy for this sits, of diseases. and one that will, at all tines and under all elrcumstanccs, act kindly, I am willing to stake Baty reputation as a physician: and so confidentaen 1 that it will not disappoint the most sua ancex- peotations of a single invalid lady who eescs Uttar any duthe ell 11 under A POSITIVE GUAR'RANTEE.. (Fror conditions. ser. pamphlet wrapping bottle,) P j The renewing are among those atieases itt st latch lay Favorite Prescription has worked cures, as if by Magic, and with a certainty never Wilma attained by any medicine: Leucorrtta u, Excessive Flowing, Painful Monthl;' i'crloets .Se preselons when from Unnatural (mimeo, Irregularities, Weak Bark, I'rn. iapsao, or Pulling of the Uterus, Anteversion and Retroversion, )burins -down Sensations, Internal Holt, Nervous Depression Debility Despnttdeaiy, 'threatened Miscarriage, l:hronle (congestion, in - gemination and Ulceration ei the Uterus Impotency: ilarronnooe, or Sterility, and Female Weakness. 1 do not extol thio morticing, no a "carr -all;' but it admirably Wills singleness singleness of. pa}.peal/ being Mostperfect specific In all cbronlo diseases of the Slocum system otwontan. 11 Will not disappoint, nor WIII 1t do Marc,, in any state or condition. Those who (noire further information an these sub - 1)e015 can obtain it in Tint t')iOrt.tt'tt(yr. MOt1 SitN$•a 1/17DIC.tOi ADVlat/t1 et honk et• over 900 fetgtid., own .. post-paid, on matelotor $i5I. it treats ii lnntety itf tbostr tilseaseb'rteatelot t5 batnalvs, sohired Minh hirmuch raluable,sdvicu la regard to thetnahugcutant of Valuable atrects me. iy 'ovoeita 1 r1 tion said by D,ngelpil. V.1'tint ' l.t,. Pr0p'r, atorid's inspts tiers mAi invalid& item, Battik. 14. Y.