HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1880-1-15, Page 3414vA1tt 1 r, 1880
TEF TIS
AD(b:ItICAN.
The State "'don of Con.ni etiont last
year paid ;its expenses sod $092 be.
•ides,
A meeting of the Cincinnati work-
ingmen hoe platted reeotutions condom.
wing the reception of General Grant lu
that city.
Charles B. Fisk of Waterbury, Ver.
Wont, has naught 27 'foxes and 70
skunks, and gathere,i $19 worth of
of spruce gum in two mouth'.
The permanent Exhibition Company
of Philadelphia hus paid all its debts
except a ,nortgage of Y$50,000 on the
building, and bee $10,000 in its tree -
cry.
A Hunterdon -county, New Jersey,
t'►rmer, in removing a ;rock the other
d uueartlied a pall of live, but par•
tially-torpid snakes. He kited twenty.
niue of them.
A. bill to prevent and punieh the"in-
termarriage of whites and negroes, hag
passed both Houses of the South Caro-
lina Legislature, and has been ap-
proved by the Governor.
Mrs. Henry Frond -ham, whose hus-
band was lynched by the vigilantes at
Lealville, Col., a few weeks ago, will
bring a suit against the city of Lead-
villa and the Couuty of Lake for $24,.
000 damages.
Mr. M. M. Lloyd, a leading educe•
tionalist of western Masesohusette,
principal of the D.tvis Sell.) of at West•
field, has betimes insane, attempted
suicide, and has been taken to the in.
acne asylum.
The St. Louis National Tribune,
owned and edited by colored mon,
charuea that the funds sent them for
relief of colored emigrants have been
wasted and squandered by the St.
Louis relief board.
The personality of Satan was die.
cussed a a confereneeof Baptist clergy.
men, at New Loudon, Conn. There
was no vote, but a majority of the
speakers were on the affirmation Bide
`of the question. 'Is :there a personal
being answering io the name of SM -
an ?'
one of their numbed to preside over
their eatiecile, or in other word' *house.
speaker, Ho paid high oo►npli'neule
to Hou R. b1 Wails, for setislaotory
and impartial manner in which ho bad
fulfilled the duties devolving upon ltinl
in the two tern* for which he had oo.
ousted the chair. Mr. Mowat then
gave several ireaeons why be thought
it arse advieable to rneke a change,
and concluded by nominating Col.
Clarke, member of Centre Wellington
for Speakership. In doing en the Alt
torney.Gouerai pointed out the many
(years' experience ;Colonel Clarke had
as a legislator, and said be fell sure
that not only his own friende, but the
bon. gentleneu id the House more
etniueutly qualified for the position.
Mr.tblow at, be resumedhis seatamidet
general applanee'frorn both tidos of the
Chamber.
Mr.' Wells, in seconding the nomi-
nation impressed upon the Homo) the
necessity of aiding and supporting
their Speaker, and paid a high eulogi•
um to the iudualry'and integrity of
Col. Clarke.
Mr. Meredith said that be did not
rise to propose the name of any other
goutlolnan, but to express his antis•
faction with the selection made, and to
aseure the Speaker of the hearty sup.
port of hid side of the House.
Tho motion was put by the Clerk,
and the member from Centre Welliug•
ton was elected unanimously.
Col. Clarke then advanced ro the
Spanker's chair and thanked the mem-
bers for the honor done him. He
promised Ile would aieoharge hie dict.
ies impartially and to she boat of his
abilities.
Aged People.
To pass from poverty to wealth is
only changing misery, but 10 pass from
illness to health is like flying from this
world to paradise. Many aged people
who aro troubled with derangemente
the urinary organs would find relief
of using VictoriaBuc)ilr and Uva Ursi,
which ie prepared expressly to meet
heir cases and cure disea•ee of the
eeretory system. $1 per bottle.
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Certificate as to Purity and Efficacy.
LABORATORY,UN1VKRSITr COLLEGE.
Toronto. December 4041872
1'O the Victoria Chenucal Co.
Gentlemen,—I'.liavo examined tin
rticles employed in the Victoria Chem -
al Works, iu the preparation of the
Victoria Syrup' of Hypophosphites.
The several Hypophosphites used are
henlically pure, and the Syrup is• also
rite free f'•om any itnhucrity, Your
yrup of Hypoyhosphttea will undoubt•
y prove a very valuable medicine.
HENRY H. CROFT,
Professor of Chemistry, U. C.
a
A grand fancy•droes ball took place 0
lately in the Midifeses County, N. Y.,
Asylum. Sir hundred of the patients c
took part. Tire woman were in parti- q
8
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cnlar, delighted, and behaved with
propriety, many of them dancing beau-
tifully.
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THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.
OPENING OF THE SESSION—ELBOTION Or
SPEAKER.
Toronto, Jan. 7.— Shortly after 2
o'clock the Lemberg began to straggle
into the old Legislative Buildings, in
Front Street. The new members wore
the first to arrive ,..and all entered by
the front door, while the old members
leisurely strolled in a few minutes be.
fore three, moegy by the bank entrance
from Wellington street. At 8 o'clock,
when the Attoruey.Genoral and the
rest of the members of the Goveru•
mem fled into the Chamber, there was
* pretty full number, but this being
only the preliminary opening for the
election of Speaker, the attendance by
the public was very limited, and no
ceremony was observed, but ell enter-
ed the Chamber id the most unosten-
tatious say, the Ministerial party
flowiug over half way into the seats
nominally allotted ;,for the Opposition,
whose numbers, however, are too limi.•
rod to occupy all the (leeks to which
they are entitled. Metiers. Meredith,
Morris, Lauder, Parkhill and Bell oc-
cupied the front benche.t to the lett of
the Speaker's chair, while on the right
the members of the Government were
in front, all, their old followers being in
near proximity, while the new mem-
bers ileat behind the retired deske.
lion, R. M. Wells, ex Speaker, war
Seated on the rear of tion, Messrs.
Wood and .[`raver..
Alter o few minutes had been spent
xn •hood -shaking, . introduotiona and
social conversation, the member took
their seat•,, and shortly after that the
Clerk of the Houle called she members
to fader.. Silent* prevailing, Mr. Mo.
vat rote and addressed the Clerk. He
pointed oat that the first duty Df
ttstrlZ-elected Legietatutre tats to ahead
NE W BUTCHER SHOP
The undersigned wonldi'iform the inhabi-
tants ofExeterand vioinitythat he has
OPENED A. NEW BUTCHER SHOP
one -too? south othis 8laexsmithehop andbop•s
theseme liberal patronage that has bean as
corded to him in the
BLAOKSMITII AND WAGON MAKING
line willbeextendedtohiminhia new branch o
ousinees, His meat wagon willoall attire resi-
dents of the vL11egethroetimeeeactweekend
FRESH M EAT
all k:nda kept constaatl3•'u hand at his
butnberabop.
Rleoksmithing sud wagon makingearried on
aS u•ael in all its brandies
R. DAVIS.
NEW tiOODS,NEW GOODS
constantly arriving at W. D. McGloghlon's
Mammoth Jewellery Store, 136, Dundas street
London, Out trio. Whenever you visit the For-
est City don't fail tovieit this fine establishment,
the only flret•c1a-s store of the kind in the City,
and beet arranged Jewellery store in the Donk
nion. The W, D.McGloghlon Watch stands un-
rivalled. Al' who use them recommend ;them to
th.ir trends. All kinds of Watches in stook
Clocks of every description, Rich Jewellery of ev-
ery style, Diamonds and Precious Stones ,Palmy
Goods, Spectacles, and all V, edding Rings;
Watches, (locks, and Jewellery repaired and
warranted W 0.lifeOLOOHLON.
Marble Works.
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W. D. WEEKES
Dealer in
MONUMENTS,
NTS,
HEADSTONES,
MAN= rfECES,
FURNITURE TOPS, &04
Cemetery 'Work of all kinds neatly
executed.
Deere North of Drew's; Hntjr Malls street
302042010114
EXETER TIMES.
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OILIP JOH PI1111116 DON
All kinds or printing done neatly cheaply and with dispatch.
Order you work where you can get it done the cheapest.
Colored Work a Specialty
The TIMES OFFICE has excellent facilities for turning ont
CARDS,
BILL HEADS,
POSTERS,
OIEVtTL US•,
$72 Qoweekark,eu+1fldyApdt rbrry GRAa.
eusta, tfafno.
$66 o dt Aro Ad4reseej,s1IA QLr11 Jade U(!9
Portlan0, Maine.
DO NOT BED Tars.
4.Jawouugreicnefoeu ht ofarners noachorsyu,r1-
rounding country that 1 aln prepared to menu.
facture all kinds of Horse !takes, Barley
Forks, Grain Cradles, Snaiths, etc, and Laving
secured the services of a first -Glass Turner, X
AM prepared to do
ALL KINDS OF TURNING
on the shortest notice, and for style and price
1 defy competition. Always on hand a first-
class stock of Fork and Shovel handles, Mill
half a mile south of Exeter.
A. OOTTELL,
STRAYED from Lot 15, 8. B. Ste-
peen,onor. about the 5th August last one
white steer with red ring on the nose said red
ears,2 years old; one greyish steer 2 3 Gera old;
one geeyish heifer 2 yearsold; one yearling steer,
redandwhite; one mooioy heifer, light rod, with
white, Any information leadIi g to their reeov-
ery will be handsomely rewarded,
JOHN DOLEHAY,Offa.
LEGAL
R H. CADDY,
BARRISTER az ATTORNEY
At Law, Solicitor, &o. Office, Fanson's Block
Exeter.
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ARDING HARDING, & WHITE,
Darla tors, Attorneys, Solicitors; Com-
sioners,B. ti.,
&c.
las son—Ruyro •e Bzoox, Water treat, St
tin ry's.
funs 5 .HARDING,E .W. MADDING. H.A.L.WRrrii
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McDIARMID, B.A.,
it t,il:ITER, NOTARY, CONVEYANCER
&C.,
LAGAN ONT.
MEDICAL.
D. HUTCHINSON, Member of
the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario, &c., &c., Offioe next door to I. Carlings,
Main Street Exeter
DR.HYNDMAN.—CORONER FOR
the County of Huron. Office,nextdoor to
9fr.I. Carling's store , Ewe ter.
T W. BROWNING M. D., C. M.
ea • P. ti, Graduate VictoriaUniveraity' Office
and residence, Dominion Lahoratorv. Exeter.
C. MOORE, M. D. C. M.
• Graduate of Sic GtllUnivereity, Montreal
Office and ros*denoe,Exeter,Ont. O_lice I; ours—
RIO lOa. m and 7tolen.
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DR. J. A. ROLLINS. M. C. P. S.
O., Victoria St. Crediton, Ont. Office hours
role 9 to I0 a. m.; 2 to 5p. m.
LU'1'Z, M. D.,
NJ • Office at his residence. Exeter.
TAR. IRVING, GRADUATE UNI-
VERSITY TrinityCollegeMemberCoilege
Puveioiane and surgeons Ou.., office Kirkton.
HOTELS.
j'lENTRAL HOTEL, CREDITON
% —Wm. Baker proprietor. This Hotel has
been newly furnished and fitted up in first-class
style. Large and convenient Show. Rooms for
Commercial Travellers; beat of liquors lad cigars
at the Bar. AttentiveHosticrs ulware on hand
18 21-91n. WILLIAM BAKER,
PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL.
CLIN VPN. G. SWARTS having purchased
the above hotel, and fitted it throughout, now of-
fers drat -class accommodation to travelers, Good
liquor and cigars at the bar. Goodstabling and
attentive hostler on hand. Every attention paid
to guests.
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