The Exeter Times, 1879-6-19, Page 4The Molsons Bank
ismoaronsvaP rax Aar or r Annmtnner, 1853.
Capita, $2,QO0,QO(1. Relit, $400,000.
READ OFFICE MONTREAL
Taus 11IOLSON, Esq., 1'restdent,
RoN. TuaecAs WoRStrAN - T'roce-Pres.,
1' J CLAxTUN, Viee-Pres Stun Mtttu .1 lea ( o
Heal) L 31aupliersow Senator,
kt
W ihupllerd, Pros Ottawa River Davin: Co
lloratoNeisou,t1PP, ilileaWilliams,
l~. Woii 1W AN T>aoatts, Esq., • C.:shier.
D1. HxATON, ESQ, - - - In Hector,
Exeter l3rarif i..
HENRY 0. BREWER - - MANAGER.
LOANS TO FARSXETts.
honey advanced to (armors on easy terms, on their
ow.t prottliesury notes with one or more ;uot1 en-
dorsers.. No mortgage required as security.
SAVINGS BANK D ,PARTAA NT
5 per cent, Interest a,llotee4 on deposits,
Gold and currency drafts bo brit and s old, Ster
a¢Laohangebought and sold,
Collectious made iu all parts of the Dominion
and rotates pcomptlyremitted at, lowest rates 0
exchange.
Exeter, August loth 1578• 6-m
'Ile vel q c Chita.
THUliSDAY, •
JUNE 10, 1879
THE SILK FAU'lO.itY AGAIN,
As our readers are no doubt aware,
an application has been made for a bo-
nus to start a silk factory in Exeter.
The applioauLs are a family valued
Steil,hardt, of Torouto, bnt recently of
(stew York City. They represent that
they have machinery to the value 1,f
$25,000 or $80,000 which they are
prepared to use upon condition of re-
ceiving $15,000 of a bouuh from the vil
sage, and exemption from taxation for
five years. Councillors Drew o cid San-
ders visited Toronto to interview Mrs.
Steuiltardt aid ascertain if possible
whether they were capable of fulfilling
their part in the proposed contract.
'Noy eine setisfil►d that swell was the
ease, 1'u fur at leant as their fivauuial
poeitiuu was o'ucerned, The inti-
chiuery, it has ifno3 been learned, ie ly-
ing at Sitneoe, where they had been
granted a bonus, but for some reason
of whish we are not aware, they did
not accept it. This machinery a Lis -
to. of Councillor informs the public in
a letter to tilt. D. Johne, is not worth
twenty-seven hundrei dollars, and he
further adds that the Steinhardt's are
humb;lgtt and not worth powder to blew
thein up. Tito Journal of Commerce
next has a short paragraph attacking
the reputation of the fawil1,but m'ikes
no speeifiu elterge against them. It
contents itself with indulgiug in Lunen -
do, which, while it is flu fano sntisfrtc.
toty or c')uolneive to the minds of those
who 'aril tri kit ow cite truth, its we who
are interested do, is yet sutii'sieut to
ereat•e a feeliug of disltrust and arouse
suspicion alnnllg those who ate favc.r-
oble
to the soheme. No one in Exeter
we belive, wellies to be a party to
bringing into the town a family of
.elerl7ers, if troch they be. But that
leas not yet been eho •tn to the sati4e,e-
tion of taar•inin'ded pereous. (dere
statements ought not to suffice. Tuere
t;hoold be prf'of to back them. up. If
they have been guilty of any di:+reput-
;gZable practices, either int Oenadri or
the United States, no matter what pre.
text they may advance as a plsa iu
extsauue i•'n, we think the Council
should cease uegotiatious with them.
They laity have had gond rand enffioieut
reasons *'stir refn..ing the bonuses .grant
eti to other pieces, and if they have
honorably onufor e.d t., the ennditioue
upon wbiub they ,\fere greeted, e e do
not see that their refusal to accept euoh
b•runses ought of itself to tinter out triwu
from ttiki,tt; hold of them if everything
else is satiefaotory. Bet before any•
thiug is di►ue further in the inattor, it
wot►ld be welt to know, wittjont any
doubt abnat the kniovledge, that the
represontatious they nla;le oouoerniut;
shed standing, the value at maehiiery,
etc., are eorreet. Thou the Council
would be ja•-tified, in view of the opiu•
inns expt'es•fdat the two rneetings,, iti
going (31 with the scheme, an 1 leaving
the rlecle,i;rn in the betide 'of the free.
hoidet'ts, who will eo eshier ii rte ttfs•,
sod with Hit eye to the nilVeut:age of
the tow's. •
Abase. all, the Velde of the utaehinery
()tight to be asoertaimet. It aril( bo re•
m inhered thee Mr. Steiilltarytat the
tirat.tnteeting, ween aMkpd a question
abrrtit the velli° of tea^Binary, stateii
that, the people, wou,itl difta,abottt that,
find abide sittpioi0t•1.hite heel( 'thrown
ti ion his Itttide,uegtb. As to ilii tattle. is
would be well to Icuowv the truth, Un-
der the present oircunistanoes we think
s dieotIse1.ot) of the benefits to be de-
rived from the faotory would be use -
THE SILE FACTORY AGAIN,
A MEETING ON PRURSPAY MOUT LAST,
Tu aceordanob with printed notices,
e public tiaeetiug of the ratepayers of
tlio village wee held le Drew's Hall on
Thursday evening last, for the tturpuee
of hearing the (.pillions of the people
on the Hilt. question. The hell way
packet( full. Mr. Glfon Elliot was ap-
poiuted to the chair.
Mr. Edred Drew, Counoillbr. being
called vu, stated that he, with Mr.
Julio Sluulere, visited Toronto nu the
previous Monday' for the purpose of
oaaf.tlitilhg with dir=t. Steinhardt and
aseertltiniug if the family were reliable.
They hili called at the Bank of Com -
met co, and wine Hbown the Strinlhardts'
bank tloc,tuut, wbiub showed that civet'
$000 was ooileotec by them each mount
from reut on property in New Yorlt.
This property they valued at Dearly
+200,000. T1'ey had also inquired at
other plaoee where they were kuown,
and heard a satiefaotory report.
Councillor 4.endors corroborated the
statements of C•uuloill.r Drew. Some
one iu the antlieeee )caked him. if a
brick builtiiug 82 x 170 fust, two stor-
ies in height, and without plastering.
could be erected for $2,700, the sum
Mrd. Steinhardt proposed to put into
the building. Mr. Sanders replied that
he had not made an estimate, but pro -
THE TIMES
Mr,, ()ening spoke at some length on
ate question. He didn't like the idea
of the town running into debt nithont
feeling sure that it was for some good
Purpose. Many pia es had been very
highly taxed aid almost ruined by
bonuses. The peot'lo were driven out
of the town instead of into tltetu. He
advised caution on the part of ratepay-
ers, It ho thought the inveettneut waa
a safe one be would give it hie e.apport,
but Ito did not feel sure about it.
A couple of tllutjons were tirade, lint
were withdrawn, without coming to
any definite 00110111 lou, thus leaving
tho rnalt'•r of Hnbtuitiiig the b 'nos to
the discretion of the Ceencil, who, we
feel eKHnr('d, will look after the interest
of tihe village, If thryconelode to Huh
trait the bonus, the pe',ple may rest as.
enred that they have ateerteiued ,that
he Steinhardt's are reliable People.
If not, tli)t.
0i iia1 beturns'
Below we give the complete returns of the
late eiection iu 1.11e 5out111tiding of Huron, as
given by the Returning officers :
Bishop Jackson.
Polliug Subdivision No, 14.3. 104
CI •' 2 5 t 90
98 194
Majority for Jackson 96
OAvrIltL ).
Polling Subdivision No. 1 80 67
Majority for Jackson 37
SRAFnitTIr.
'Polling Subdivision No. 1
bnbly 11 Ir. Howard had, and he could
tell them.
C'tpt. Howard said he had been esti
meth:;, the probable cost, of such it
building, and o'niid assure theta that
$2,700 wee not eutficient.
i1'Ir. Carling was next celled on, but
deuliued to speak until he bad beeltl
what others hal to say, for he was very
un 'voided in ilia opinions.
Mr. ZYauless tiled took the floor, and
adv,roa.ed the exteusion of the woollen
business. He had to refuge an .lydei
for 500 rairt of blenkete the other clay.
If the Oorporetiou would give hint a
b.)uus .of $5,000 he wo,tld enlarge his
factory and employ 50 hands. Ile
thought the people iu town shoeld bl'
aided before stranger., nod would R114 -
gest
u.-
gest that the $15,000 be divided among
three home eutorprieee. Mane melt it,
toe tt would furnish the money he
would employ 50 men, laud guernntt-e
the shareholders a dividiitd 1'f 10 pts.
cent. after paying all running ex 'elates.
Mr. D. Johns followed, and spite
about an Dour. He made a ceeitai
Protection speech. He ouusidered it
un wile and absurd to bonus any ittdns-
try whichelepeuded, as the t.ilh ituloe•
try did, °reimported raw mfteriat. He
thought that the mogey.deut to I'nrtl',hl
countries ,for. .raw material would be 1
butter spent at home in working up the
raw material Which we possess in
abundance He' advocated giving
$5,000 to;',01. verity Mid. $5,000 to
Wenders lit,2 itI1n
Mr. 'Verity rerun to thank )Sir. Johns
for the kindly references to hitnse1f
(Sir. verity); Re, however, uielled to
flay to the 'gentlemen pret,ent, as he
Tied previously tela depulation't tltnt
whited on hire. that he would not ac-
cept a cent of a bonus, but if he con
eluded to extend hie business he would
ar•,eept a buildiug site in a convenient
loo %tity.
Mr. Geo. Willis was of the opinion
t.hnt we ueeded some mat'nfaeturiug to
make tate place: grow. The town was
already as large as the farming c"lrl-
muuity cmuld sustain. The silk buei
1108a was somethieg new and would
have a (urger find than alinntt any
other iuduet•ry. He theta went into the
cost of taxation. Taking the present
asaessinent ire showed that ee would
require alt extra taxation (tf 8. (sects ort
the dollar to raise sit►lcing fnn(i and ii-
terest, But he thought a good deal of
this a nount eeuld be raisa•i ont of the
silk factory. Thele wot'ild, he had iso
doubt be leanly married melt anit,ng
thew,,aud would require houses to live
it.. It would snake the building busi
nese aud.every other .busiriese brisker.
lint if the satisfactory security could
not be givtn, he would not advise the
people to vote for. it.
Mr. Fitton.• was ii favor of /unitising
iioirtettling of thekind. It would erose
a good deal of ecnpluytneut,• and be a
great, benefit to the Lowe,. Ile also
went into the gtle.ati• ti of taxation,
Mr. Renton bon(((y Ittiow whether it
w'uld be•p:Hid-for Laster to bunds 1110
factory or udi. "''They' had hearts err
emelt ft(. II1 I8t thein 311111 he thought it.
would pet haps be edvienble to snake
thorough inquiry before granting abort.
Atte. 110 though mole extensive (na1131•
Cattery wee, hu but: kindly klieg'
•
50 25
•• •' 2 45 65
a6 66
151 156
Majority for 7aol:son 5
et1DFRIL'ii T')WNBfIP.
Polling Subdivision No: 6 14 45
" 4 • 91 57
.. 3 41 79
it u 9
79 181
Majority for Jackson .... 102
STANL13Y,
Polling Subdivision No. 1 100
2 .1(3
" " " 3 3i
4. " 457
40
83
63
45
234 236
Majority for Jackson :l
Trcl(t:nsnuxr'.
Polling Subdivision No. 1..
102
LC t, .1 3 8)
41 t1 .1 4
80
32)
Majority for Bishop... ...... 141
UML•0MM
Polling Subdivision No. 1 57
'• 3 101
, t ,. 4 74
380
Majority for Bishop . 94
FCAY.
Polling Subdivision No. 1
., 2
CL 11 •, 4
St • .t. 1, 5
Majority for Bishop
S'r1:P1IEN.
Polling Subdivision No. 1
14 2
„ 3
o n n 4
,t t, 1' 5
93
33
26
47
188
101
29
85
41
256
64 86
67 45
93 45
59 22
70 80
353 178
175
44
78
81
76
82
71
40
41
57, 43
889 , 277
Majority for Bishop 62
ltEOerITULATION.
Bishop Jackson
Tuekersmith 339. 188
l Siauluy 23.4•', 286
,haat 358 • 178 .
280 256
Stephen
.277'
(sod. rich Township 79 181
Sea: 'rill ... 151,. 1086
1•;xeter 98 194
•Baylield 30 67
1893 1733
1733
Majority for Bishop ....... ..160
( U,boroe
whet toee,y abuttt a silk factory.
------13IRT RS.
U .wxsamv—Iu Blyth, on the 9th inst., the
wife of Mr. N. Hawkshaw of a daughter.
DBATHS.
tl4cLaon.—In Exeter, on the 19t11 inst., James
t:rordon McLeod, youngest son of G. A.
McLeod, aged 30 years and nine mouths.
'�' ()TICE.
All eeoounts dao to he (loderioh Foundry and
Manufaoturin3 (7olnpi,xy (limited) must be
promptly settled to avoid costs.
No persons aro authorized to leoefve payments
or make settlements o'7behalf of the company
except the undersigned.
:HORACE HORTON,
President.
JOHN CHRISTIAN,
Secretary.
Godorieb, Juno 13, 1871. tf
hp 19, 1879
.R h..i+. M C V A I J. .YN 6, '
%1 Tt .0 would remind his numerous
see" Customers that ho bite removed to the
shop formers occupied by Mr. Road, where he
will be found -o1 over revolt' to atto.ld to all business
in the BOOT dud 81101,1 fine.
C. RAID,
Crediton,
DO NOT BEAD THIS.
Eaving received a lot of new machinery, T
would inform the farmers of the sur-
rounding couture that I am prepared to Inman
fautura all kinds of Horse flakes, BarleyForks, Grain Cradles, Swaths, ere, and having
secured the services of a first-oiass Tinnor,1
alu prepared to do
ALL KLN.C)S OF TURNING
on the shortest notice, and for style and )trice
I defy oontpetftion. Ahvnys mt hnntl It 1i' t
class stool: of Fork and Sltovil handler. 11111
hall a utile south of Bx.etor.
A, CO1`T EL.L.
HAY
PUMP WORKS,
O. BOLTON PROPRIETtn.
Having added to my primp machinery, n cid pro.
earn 1 a• large quauttty:t)f fl^•st.class pump logs, 1
am prepared to otl'or an article
Superior to any Factory in the County,
and at prices that defy oompotitton. Mulls and
Cisterns dug on the shortest notice.
Before purchasing call at the Flay Pump Works.
m3llon--Ono.(j•t'irtor mile north of Exeter
r)0nona Roac3�Hav B. 0
aO Per Week.
AGENTS WANTED
TO SELL THE
BOYOE RIi,APE.IIS
AND
MEADOW LARI MOWERS
AND
TIGER RAZES.
CALL AND S.E]i THEM.
O'BTRITI.1 as Co.,
Hardware Dealers, Main Street, Ex,tor, Ont.
BUCKWHEAT
FOR ..c_\... LJ Li
EXETER, 0?tiT.
$11112Q110 0:r
Tea., 5,Qo., Tea., 50c.,
SUGARS,
COMMIE, S,
RAISIN S,
•>: CURRANTS,
• PRUNES,
ORANGES:
AND: •
'.,.L1nlONS,
TOBACCOS. AND CIGARS
GREAT WEST ERN STE'M-
SFI.rP COMPANY.
Nrtw 'Yolk., ) To Bristol
Mo�ltre 1, j direct.
• :.*Ise agent for
MORRIS' EUROP AN EXPRESS,
Parcels forwarded to all parte of Great Britain at
lot's rates
HARVEST TOOLS!
L.1AP.M FOE SAJJ1'5,—L'tt 1, Cun. 1,
'^id(lnlph, 75 stores, 310 improved. tttoo& . r� �y
frame dwelling house frame barn, stable, shed; Reapers/
driving bourse and other outbntloings; two good /
wells of water, good nrolte.rd of grafted frult,aut{i
large collection of ohotee small fruits. Y!'arin on•
tcfwniiuo het'.vecn 1liddnlph and Usbol'uo, t4 '
miles teem f.;,ater,. end' }J� tulle from Centralia.
Tonne easy. PHILIP O'iZ33LLI,i', sr., Centralia,
arid GRIST MILL
acing iu good working order gives every atone-•
dation possitsle tri gristing and flouring.. l•'lou
anti mill teed (Loluvered to parties In tviu,r'tli(1ir'
utdurst before one o'clock at, J. Pi Ifalt.Ay, or
0)'111(teN L Fi CO'S, oras roil same day;
T3 Its O13..8111.
YV cilli . dil rte/ i`i �/ tile► 'lilt.,,
titxrete R• 0.
Mowers,
3t 0. , . 84,0.1.
CH'E'AP AT
B1SSETT
EXETER 3; IIENSALL.
7 leR. COWEN. OFFICE --- MAIN
11 r Street, Exeter, ttjl.atn its, opposite Central
lintel. (lido entranoo, on the south—street 1gu l'ead-
raVt'o 1t, .Ohh,
Olti4ln(1w 1 +fturoat X UJno'H shoo store will receive
pr1111tt attention. 49.13'.
[ Vt. HUTCHINSC)N, 1'lonihor of
_tee the ('ulluge of t'ltyl l 111,0 and Surgeons of
Uat trio, ,Xc $o„ OJlico next door to 1, t'trr2Iugs,
Main Street 1 x tti'l'.
\Il.1i 1 Nt MAN.—CORONET{ FOR
tits (ouuty of 11 r tn. t'ffloo,tloxt door to
a1r.X.. Carling'snlure, t , lttl•.
11f )yltOWNiN('r M. 11., U. b4.
e o 1'. 4, l)r ulnare Vlr'rorin t'n'versity' (Mice
Klld
rosblunco. rant. doe Ln. horn tin v, l?xo ter,
.' C. ;110011E. M. I1 U, M.
1.13) (reetiat' of .(42113 tTuiversitt,•, MontrealOilin„otltr0s,deucr, i;xetar,Ont. Office ours --
s to 10 a, in atm 7 to Ina. m
R..1. A. ItOLIelNS, M, C'•, 1'. S.
•./ 0., \ iutorin S', I;red3tou, Ont Rifloo hours
iroa1 9 to 10 a.ut.; 2to1p.111.
�e IX I'Z, M. It..
id • '.111'a a his resident -0, Exeter.
1"11. 11LGIlei;, _1'lt:luUA're, UN1-
d Vt'11:tiit'I' Trinity (::Ache .• to. Lek ,'nituge•
I'uvgleiaur ,n,l cordo 'tu (114,.. ;6.Cet lri(ton.
li( 1'ELfi
11NTItAL HUTEia, C'1tI:.1)1T()N
x ) --\Sul. tutor proprietor. 'Chin hotel hos
horn 11etv1, tllruish':vla as lifted tip la Ill': t -Class
style. Lt..rtle and coatienil',), t. how 110, las.tnr
('ouulorri;Q'3 rove ,l,ri'311' ..,uit'l'tet• :tun eionre
it tIu' 11:1, Alteutirt13r1ticrs 411 a13 01: timid.
11 31 -.line, t1'11,1,1A31 11A1i1i1t,
..! itINUi Ole lb'ALl, ; 113)1'ie.I4
a Gl.f�r('8, (4. IS\V.t''1'.; having purchased
tan trims„ 14(.101, on, 11111 el it three:te.'ut. now of -
1.01%.: lir (0'.010ltew,uiuu.1....ti•1111,, 1.1.0rrl' 11. (:1001.1.
liquor and ci5al'.4 at the L,ar. :i.' 1 atclbiing null,
ttte1,11',' Uustler 01i 11,1ut1. livery attollti,,u raid
w guests.
LEGAL,
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1 t Lala, Sollu.ltar, t ' , ulIluc•+, r u n.on's Block
E s liter,
AIZDINCI it U ()1Nrt 14. Zt t:IT1'�,
ri.at•tern. ,ttoruv1 a.. nileitols. 5110.
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T II E EXETER
PlaningMiil' Sash
DOOR AN D
TUR
ALL KIN DS OFrl f �J R N I N G'
Done to order.
liemembel tbeplace
Iyer et Blovcrard 73'oltl#.
$50,000.0OY
Atauctiou. To commence on
vM
�orlclay, [) c. i(,. i S 8.
W. D. M cGlough i n
01126 Muldas street, Loudon, will On the above
date, offer hiswholo stook, amounting to over
nifty Thcns:tnd Dollars, at auction, and continue
the sale every day at two o'clook in. •the 'liftor-
noon and at seven in the evfming during the bal-
ance of the month,—from the 1Gtb to tho 31st
of '"ocember
Tis is the largest and best stook that 1u.s over
born offered to the public at theireau prices;
and, as everybody knows, the goods' oro of the
hast manufacture nod every article. will he. war -
ram ted the some us if bought in the ordiu rytray.
This is a rare chance io 5 1 fine goat and'gtiver
watches, gold jewelry, eloeks, platen ware ifp.d
fancy goods et your own prices. ('atmos .never
again will such au opportunity occur. 'Secure
yourUhristmas and New !oar's presents at this
sale. Save your money for dais auction—and
ma('emOney.
W. D. IfoGLOIIGIILIN,
Dundas street. London.,
�T. M 1.I1Y'S L1M!WORKS.
onrdrawnkilns bath gnow in full operation au
turnillgoutdaily a. targe que,ntitl of .
that for ail purposes,
cannot be $nrpttesed ire the Dornin•
ioh- .
Partiesfrom 0 1istauee oan.itwaysben-.plltd
either at the kilos of delivcrd by 011313 at low
est roma neratlV0 rates. Ordorsfro tu a distance
promptly attend ed'to.
W H ITSON 86 SOLA'I'ivli.
I
Grocerles b Uronlectonary,
Snl.o,fing Tobacco 26 Cents per ib'
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