The Exeter Times, 1880-1-22, Page 1ct^
xa.naas esesascnu ewso, raffia yprccr
Vol. VII,
Pee it e.Tr,LIST, •
i"!Olt 4 1:,r-- —AN EXCELLENT
P 11i4f of one hutelr,d mirex on. the Loudon
roti.'., first cone lei ett. 'f 4t :1 1tr.. n, atnar lite v;tin ge
ai Exeter Apply tn. ilii. J3 V,'Ill ,LEOT.Koh cI-
tur.
August 11. Ic70.
f 1U NT PO It r1 I'EIi1I OF
1L. 'L'Fitill II i1: Ii5.–Ten imtlrovodfarms of
U •u hundred acres moil,
a lore,. banld barn ami
rat!ier bail iiU h un each pi tee, Tit- r: uY.ntni3tpc
yi lid in advent 0 oidd,tt ctot y seettrity given.
x or further as tt,s :tart; alM,l)• fl I the prom sea to
\i'•, or 1t. QUI & i'LN, lot t, con, 5, !:xeter P.
.i Afi l F O R S&1.11., —Lot 8, Saublo
Shopl.-n, 5') alters, 3o acres eleariut,i
chopped, : good brick house, .good stable, w el
£ owed. Lauri excellent, ill'also shore. ; tit a
mile Rom. Port Mike, whore boats ran three
tittles a week, and ` eta mile front (;mind mutt'
Coo vouL ntr)so,in•,laudeintroties on good ro;.tl
Prim, SA,:s)0, tsrnrs easy; Sl.h)1t.•LC
IN S,Drown( crtl
A. —k 'G 14, CON•
oe §icn.h(i,. ,o t1.on, eoutaluina 100 70
acres cleared..Cu'•,d 1 g house and fra no hato.i,
.Lorn0, cloud. young oruba d, gre.fLocifruit, T:i&
farm inw,°hlirutted caul in a.good state of coili-
v,,tiuu. L'lters is large quantity of black ash,
also a 1'tOvar failing well. Fur terms apply to
1�x 12tY i Hli.l.It'.1't: t)roditon, JIUIO.1
A Fight in the Central Prison.
Toronto, Jan. 1'cJ,--Two convicts in
the Central .Prison quarrelled to -day,
when 01,e stabbed the other fatally.
The wounded man was taken to the
hospital, tsllerekisinjtlry was fouttu to.
be of a most dan1;ereus ellttracter.
narlw at the 'tittle, id1vhtto some
dis-
tance
l-tuice off, and, had it not been for the
tt verviutiuu, of a third person, the
woentiett timo alight have been hill-
ed- • The assailant wale platted in the
darn Cell, Rua will be. examined to=
morrow. At prcae'tt par'tioulitrs of the
affair are Bard to obtain, as •ihe ctfi-
entls of the prison will tell ii .hiug.
\fill T'or SALE. —li:llal sUl3-�
LL' scriber offers fer sale his farm, 1Mt 10,
eon. )J,, Township of tisii'nruo County of Huron
80 aetus oica• ort, the rete in.. is plod. 1nFh, well
fouoed, and in n food tate /t oultn•�dliou ; ttndlor.
drone') good orchard, s,leu:lit dn•11 ofvoter.
France hnrtt 36x00, log nt,tl,1,�,:Js ,) log house.aud
cony:41 o -,t to sauna and three churches. For
urtherpartiotilart apply to
1r\I• IIRYAhti; fittlr'on, .P,r)..ar.
IILi.I3. V.1 LLIOT.Attorney. ,,xeter P.O-
�All1I
EOR SA.LF,—The enbeerib-
er errors for vie Is the north' half of lot 17,
c ,u. 10. Usbnrno, containing r,0 acres, 44 acres
olsarud, well nutsr'traiapd, and in a gond state
of cultivation.. Thero are o, ilijo pr ini.'s r ,tures
of good uw,h,100 rods board Wimp, a gond catn•1
fort=Lbl:+d.5oinng 21x80, frame horn '14x04, good
lug stable and shod 07x47,gond oroilsrdl, gnarl well
01' water with pump. The property is sittiatol six
and a half .wiles from i .sots,• tuarltx't and about
S' of a utile trona r aruuhar, and cot1tenicnb to.
elturehosau 1. schools. E'or fnrtivr particulars.
apply. ou the premises et to F,irouhar po.,t office
JOHN FtLI'ON.
IMPORRT/.NT' NUTIOES.
1�ff ONEY LOA.Nl D IN LARGE OR
1Y. small Rums nu fir,t-rn.te security at ai ine-
rieratorate of interest. Ar1plvto
lett-effacer,
Solicitor, ltlxotor.
20th :VON -ember, 1879. tf
' TAMES UKE, COUNTY AUC:I ION:-
Rneer Blies promptly vttbendod to. Days of
18..15*, amused at this ofllce
J•: CLL\.Ttli, Agellt for the Us-
i e borne and if ibbort Mittnn,1 Fire Insurance
Company,' Residence — [s..ronI1ar, Ordors by
promptly attended to.
t 1 M. 0AJILIN(3 dC J. W. A.RM-
• STRr NG, Licensed Auctioneers for the
Oountyies of Huron, and dfioallosex Snlds con
!ducted' w•ith'satestactiun, and on. liberal terms.
M1 orders deft at Christia's Slansiou IlOnno will
rocefvetrom0t attention. 3op4
T\ S.. CAMPBELL, , PROVINCIAL
rand Surveyer, &e,, will lei at blso
lb• yn1 [iotol,llxeter,ou bhe first Tuesday [Wench
mouth.' 0o•sl.ers for work left with Mr. John
Std acltma'n wiJ lrocoivepromprt Ltto ntion
OTIN IL IiYND.1AN,
e.
ACCOUNTANT, CONVEYANCER, Ii'EAL
ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT.
money to loan on mortgages, notes and.other
tseoarities. bents and accounts oelleoted on rea-
sonable terms. Insurance effected in flrst,ciaa,
Crimpps,. Les at reasonable rates. .puice—ab Or.
Ilvuulman's.Main S reset Emmet
LAKE, AUOTIONI:EI't FOR
• Tlx$I COUNTY OF HURON,
ALA.13GE AMOUNT OF MONEY
jest receive dfor investmnentonmortgages
.at 8 per cent.
1 . f;EDS,WILLS, ETC., .DRAWN
Ion reasonable terms.
II R. ABBOTT L,
ttraduate of ltoyal ooiloge of
DENTAL SURGEONS.
Office °vox O'Neil bank, and opposite Samwell
T'ickards.
S'ra PROOF
SAIETNMS,
(t FES
IN PERFECT �PDEB.
GOOD AS NEW,
Half Price,
Bak' Iron, Carriage and D. rule
ors' Hardware,
c t.r N !O N,
• IRELAND.
STARVED TO ORATE.
I)ublii),
Jail. 17.—A woman has
(310d of stareetitnh itiKilkenny.
IsCR.1r18Ut OP CRIME.
Thele is a largo influx to Kilkenny
of tramps front the distressed districts,
and in coneequeuee of in.taffioieucy of
police numerous bttrglitriee are Com -
witted.
ME11TIN .
London, Jan. 18.—At .a iatud meet-
ing .t.t \triliiam:mien, County (3tlw,ty,
to Clay, Devitt was.pi'oeeut, ale° -a
tiovernmolet reporter and a uut)ILer of
police.
ii11A'rITufeg TO Aarl RIdi1.
The Council elf the. Moine Tai's
League passed a resolution' thanking
the people of Ateeh'ica for their prompt.
nidi to the distressed in lrelalld.
Tal 1IARLI.10RO1 Gra FUND.
The Dnchess of 'efariborottg'lh fund
now •amozluhate $100,000.
A 1arful Fate.
Little Traverse, January 17.—On
the 13th instreni F. M. house, Charles
Odell, wifeeWnd atio children, started
from. .Beaver'Ly enol in a sail beat to go
to their hntne, in. "`1.,ititIe i'rttvorse.
rrnecanv night they tried to held at'
Middle Village, but were prevented by.
the ice. Daring the night they were
caught between two botlies of ice sev-
eral rniles•in extent, and drifted with it
into the lake. The boat serene a leak,
and the men were kept busy the next
day aria night belling. Thursday
morning they .were in the vtclnity of
1Vaugoslhanoe Light and. Grape Island.
when they abandoned the boat and
started on foot over the ice field for
Grape Isinntl. After travelling for
miles they were stopped by a wide
crack in the ice, .and Rouse went hack
to the boat for au axe with which ,to
cut a cake of ioe to float them across
the fissure, but when he returned found
that it could not be done, owing 10 the
amount of slush leo intervening. They
then turned about and started for Wau-
Rosllance., Renee leading and Odell arid.
family following. After going about n
anile Itoese came to a fissure about six
feet wide, which he leaped over; but
by the time 111e rest of the party came
up it had ertlared'so much that they
could not get across. Rouse whl,dpow.
erless to render them any assistance.
and after exchanging farewells, Odell
and family turned back toward the
'boat, and Eons() went on toward Wen
goshance Light, 'which he reached after
many hair -breadth er'capes in and ont
of the water, and with one foot • badly
frozen. Here be found fuel and
Matches, but no fond. Friday morn-
ing he took a elfiff belonging to the
tight house and started for tine • mail"
land, arriving at Cross Village in the
evening, when he obtained the first
food he lied tasted singe Wednesday
morning. Baturday morning he +'each-
c'd home. The last he saw of ()dells
they were at the break with several
miles of ice on each aid of thein. They
undoubtedly perished d/ring'I'ltureday
as they were without fel, fond or dry
clothing, and the boat teas full of water
when first abandoned.' `
themselves to be the Legislature, and
demmned au entrance. Smith was in-
formed that if Ile would put his.request
in writing it would bepresented on the
Commander. Admission was dauied
and the Fusionist tienate and blouse
proceeded to transact business on the.
sidewalk, there being eight in the Sea•
ate and 85 in the Iiouse. Tlie reftdiug
ne d
of the mortiswere dupe od with, nu 1
without transacting ' business of any
ttocmnt, adjourned to the Union Hall.
`!.'lie members of the Fusiotlist Legisla-
ture then started down street, followed
by a crowd. Aa indlignntioth mooting
was organized w front of the 'Augusta
lionise, and speeches made by leading
Fusionists. (creat excitement preven-
ted.
i+.ugnsta, 11Ie., Jau. 19.—At the Fits -
ion meeting in front of the Augusta
Hones, held after the adjouiued session
ou the'patvemeut, Mr. Lamson made a
beief:addresa relating his grievances,
aud ' held he was unable to ganea(lhnls8-
ieu to tlhe-State House, though the had
as much agilethere as any o�tlher_oitiz-:
en. Ile was glad to e00 the. -Crowd s0
civil and circumspect. Talbot guide a
ba ief speech in the salve vein. Defies
i also mode n 'fa+ retnaf r. •
Alden v s.
\Vliile there were quite dentin -Wee of
tatty looklntr ifnsioulets ill •the- crowd,
aud joked aboutthe position of affairs,
uo threats wore made, ,,but Republicans
were given to understands, iu many
ways that this would be used against
ahem in. the arse campaign. The
In Ottawa streets a leo of wire vet
crowd then quietly dispersed. detaoho.1 from the pole; and. hanging
Cray. D.mvis, by whose orders elle across the street, caught n geutlehuan
State House was closed against the enol hung lam up- • He was nuoansa-
tt'Iisloti' Legislature, says 110 was all- lone. when fescue,., by' a polieemau
Mr. Bruce, oue of the Iuveruess de -
legatee. who has been'vieiting parts of
the Domiuion.that escaped the atten-
tion ofthe other delegates, expresses
himself as satisfied wit`li the country.
H. R. Ives, S. T.1btolson and others
are organizing a wire company In
Montreal, with li capital aud•etock of
$50,000.
Edward Hanlan will likely be grant-
ed a lease by the (rovernlrfaut of a por-
tion of tire Island in Reroute Bay far
hotel purposes.
The efforts to establish a soup kitult-
en in Brantford ar.elikely to be euoeess-
ful. The donations received are liber-
al.
Dundas and Belleville will petition
the ,Domiuibn Governmout to subsi-
dize .the Ontario and "eitaific Juuotion
Railway.
On board the barque Sarah, lying-in
St. John Harbor, N. B., a sailor fell
from the maintopnlast to the doelr, 60
feet, aud cannot recover.
In Minden the by -taw granting -a
bonus of $20,000 to the, Victoria,
Northern Extension Railway watt vot-
ed on aud carried }1y a majority .of
175.
Thompson Murray, of Seafortb, had
$108 taken from bila. by John Craig,
a Couper, in company with \Vhu. Tay-
lor. Both are in jail. Taylor coo-
feeses to Craig's bavata,g the money.
In 111ontreal Rev. Wm. Hall, of the
Do Lights St(dee-Church , preached San
day on. 'Potipliar's Wife' to a crowded
hone of inen, showing up t110 arida'
evil in all its hideousness.,
wiling the fiarae : hottld go on any long-
er. Heal they applied as oitizena, and
tett as a .legislat'ive b.idy, adulieoion
would have -been granted.
Augusta, llo., Jan. 10.—Fttiliug to
gaivadmissiuu to the Bette house to-
day has seemed :o' cement the Fuei:.n-
iats together,' tetra they atan i quite
o•nupaotly at the present time., .Tiley
say Gov. Smith had 10,000 teeth i0
retttlinesa at a moment's antics, but This „else b'ulllon. �.� xintisly awaiting.
Council had been for peace, and it has The t iembetit of t eGivil Service ace )1t1,11 ,� emutll' fratllte stable on St. Ulalir
prevailed:
The meeting to-ni:;lit of elle F+ usion
ists seemed h,mr,noniuun. They have
secured Uuiou Hell. where they will
hold their legislative assemblie., be-
ginning to -morrow. The Secretary of
State and the Governor have secured
rooms in. the same bidding. Money
enough has been guaranteed to. run
their. Legislature all winter and pay
every msu 'WS Salary. They Bay they
inteud to appeal to Oongrese, aud will
soon have a Commission here to in-
vestigate matters. Their Cowmissiou
will report to•uhurrow, uuauiuloualy de-
cleriut; their body to be legal, but have
not yet determined on any definite
plan or action. The Republicans say.
tech a Legislature ecluuut hold togeth-
er n week, bet in the present frame of
mind of the Fusionists it is imp.issible
to predict how long they will hong to-
gether. Itis thought, haul they taken
poseessiou of the State House today,
they would haw held it until expelled..
Tee imports of the Dominion, exclu-
sive ss and Selkirk. Their the oleo of the
of B1'itteh tJ luinbiit, for the pay of F(redorictou vs. the Queen bli11ge
month of November, were valued at 'tip the question of the validity of the
i4,8y0,12S, and the exports at X10,- Cauada Temperance Act, a dt.o1 inn fon'
or destitute emigrants iXt •iithe poi
Halifax until bitch stems off. tno.ne'y
may bA found ueeeasary ark,peevid
and paid into the hands of te5e Ge4,
diaElnigrutioln nt s po> ,�by''
theu mucus' of theAgevusse1taoarryhutitg st'tt''
emigrants, for t11,e1t f'emporery su"p'iport it
and transport to their place ofdlettl-` }'
nn, 7.sulxl �,.h 0 s clared
to betioueeesoheiuy fvr soft1oh purposeides,
A writ has been issued ageiust the
(xeorgiau BayTi•aurportation Co npany,
claiming damage's for $20,000, by J.' C.
Judd, of Toronto, on behalf of Mrs.
Fisher whose husband was loot on the
\Vatibuuo. "Several other' suits" have
been also placed: in his hands .laiiiling
heavy damages agauet the same oom
pally
Top ey; of Ottawa„ has experi-
!neated o1 the photograpihe taken of
the eves of Ada Brown,the victim of
Clark Browu, and holds that there is
uo image to be seen. in thous, as stated,
but; eays that there may have beeu a
lack of skilful supervision in taking the
same. A transparency was n1ado
from the negative, stud thisexperiment-
ed upou with the result otated.
The annual meeting of the Mann.
fruiterers' Association of the Province of
Quebec, was held in Montreal on Fri-
day, 111r. E. G. Greene, President,
the chair. The Presideu t lauded the
Nutiofhal Policy, and r•ehnaekeci that
Canada was about to enter ou a period
of prosperify which the eauutt'y had
not enjoyed for years. A diecuseiou on
the banitrui)toy law., which' wee eou-
dernued, wound up the prooeediugs.a
The time for the inseription of oases
for the B'ebettary session of the Sup.
rem° Court expired on. S.tturday last.
Seveu'teeu cases in. all,have beau eutel-.
ed. Among the .cases ineoriued, for
heariug are no less than three electiuit
appeals, viz., North Ontario, .Bellecha e
480,410; exclusive of $11.603 in cuin weiah;•tee temperance people 810
Dominion
Smugglers in Niagara district are
said to Iso doing a lively business,
'.L'he Hallie of the lady berried eo
death in Napunee ie Dtrs. Samuel
Hayes.
The Baldwin lumber mills have been.
purchased by Perley & Potter, for $45,-
000.
t eterboro' will petition the Govern -
meet to Subsidize the 0. & P. Junction
Railway. •
Tou'.et, the -recently appointed Minis-
ter of Agriculture for Manitoba, was
re-elected by acclamation.
. Three wildcats were caught in. traps
near the village of Banton. The lar-
gest weighed twenty-five pounds.
The Arnprior Ceiling Team defeat-
ed' the Viceregal Team. on Saturday
afternoon, by a score of 18 to 45.
The township of Brantford offers
$200 as a reward for the arrest and
conviction of Boer Park iucendtaries.
A Senate On The S wall. In Kingston, Mr. Toesell, .a very old
and respected residon t, and prominent
ooutrActor, died on Saturday.
Some 25 fanners drove into Ottawa
t
'rIIR FUSIONISTS ItA1)BRD OTjT OF TIM 11fAI:1d
STARE ROUSE.
Ailgnsta, M-0-, January 10.—The
State House was strongly fortified to.
duty, and no one was allotted to enter
except Ulnae having n pass front the Ra'
pnblacan authorities.
Governor Smith, this Ltfternoon, ad-
vanced to the &gateway of the capitol at
the head of 50 persons, representing
Monday with loads of wood for the
Protestant Hospital. `
Seven men have been fined by the
Don Vaunt Juetiee of the Peace 1h10
stud costs eaclh forceck-fglltiug.
Mr. A. J. Graben'', acoountttnt
the llerobetirta' Bank, Belleville, has
been prate -tea to a position in Chat-
ham.
considering the propriety of making ap-
pliea iuu to the Corporation of Ottawa
for taxes illegally collected from them
011 tuaome.
Nominations for the representation
of the couuty of Stormont in'the House
of °ominous took place at Newington,
Saturday. Jos. Kerr, Conservative,
aud Finlay>MoNaughton, Reform, were
nominated.
street, 'Chatham' uorth, buluu ieg to
i\Ir. A.. J. Witson, dry goods merchant,
was totally (iestroyed by file ou Sou-
day afternoon. Tne cause of the fire
is supposed to be from childieu play-
ing with matches. Two of eair, Wil-
sun's ehildreu, a son about Jour years •
old, and a dau=guter nearly six, uerdi
hniseiuf7. A search was made, aud the
charred remains were foiled. The
Mr. John. J. McGee, of the Survey parents are almoot frauslc with. ghief,
Breneh, Departlueitt of the Interior, having seen them playiug in. the house
Weout five minutes before the fie trope
Out.
On Saturday horning, between three
and four o'clock, a mite named Jellies
1.1. Lewreusuny was arrested while try
lug to force au eutrauce into the gro-
cery etore of W. & E. Dickie, DuPdas.
tie first tried tv force the hetet, door
with a jimmy, but being unable to rill
so he went Llroued to the rear of the
building and had bared several holes
with an auger, aud was iu the act of
pulling the boards off a shed which
proveuted him from getting to the rear
and brother of the late T. D. Arcy i110-
Gee,has been appointed' Assistant
Clerk of the Privy Council, in place of
Mr. Cote, the receutly appointed
Clerk.
The new Toronto Council comprises.
seven lawyers, four merchant?, two ex
contractors, one hide dealer, oue soap
manufacturer, one tmarble-cutter, one
druggist, one .ped lar, one broker, oue
vessel owner, one saddler, one Goveru-
meui official., ono florist, one wharlili•
ger, one ex -hotel keeper nerd one patio -
'The Dominion Government are eon- eloor of the store, when Chiet Begley
•
arrived on the sceue and protuutly ar-
rested the would-be burglar. He
fought herd to escape, but was not
successful. A select set of • btu ;let's
tools were found in. hie posseeeioa.
He is supposed to be au old hand at
the business. lie hue beeu )iviug' in
letwilas about two mouths teed a half,
and professes to'be a tailor by trade.
A meeting of the mereh tilts and The Rev. Wm. Hall, M. A., of Detest -
lawyers was held to discuss needed lits 1'Ietlhodiet Church, delivered a ser-
neneudhuents to the iusalvency law. mon to men only Iut evoaiug. The
After a discussion it wits deeidedi to 1'e- suhjeet was "Uuchtistity: its Extent,
commend the Board of Trade to seed
a deputation to Ottawa at the ensuing
Parliahnentary sessiou to urge •oextain
ameudlneuts.
sidering the advisability of subsidizing
a nue of steamers to run from !Index
to Aspiuwnll, thence by rail to Panama
aud from Pauamat to British Columbia.
Mr. Oppenheimer is at the bottom of
the project, and has Montreal and,
Torouto capitalists interearted in the
scheme.
Causes, Consequences, and• Cure."
Statistics here brought forward es ter •
the prevalence of the crime of imprutty
the euulnbers afflicted with epilepsy us
Quite a number of Senators and lei. I a direct result, as well ae those reuder-
ed fit subjects fi r a,,y lues. Mr. Hall
supported his statements with extrants
from the Goveretneet reports of tiler'
P.'s have wade arrau, eiuente for the
accommodation of their wives au'l
daughters tinting the session at Ottawa.
This, no doubt, is owing to the au- Lunatic Asylums, and by corroborative
neareselewd. that the season at the
Government House would be all till usu-
ally gay one.
A company has boon formed at 'tepid
City, lfitn.,.for the purposeof construc—
ting a railway from that place to sumo
piece. i0 the Souris coal fields. Measys,
Junes Carrutltere, editor of the Reid
City is,tterprise, C. J. .Witellitrne and
1). r\lcLareu are 011 tl'ieir web to Ottawa
ns a delegation to promote.fid obtain.
ing of the necessary charter ftona Parr
liaulertt.
Au Older-in-Ounlneil has bean pas.
testimonies fl'Orn eminent profesoore it7t
the•eledical Schools of Montreal colt
Toronto. Reference was 11le0 ,nada t
the work of the Society for the Sari
pressiou of Vice, of New York, T ..
chief remedy suggoeted was early mere
rat's. Figures were given ' to prayer
that a young man with firs, 1'tteratI011
aud sensible wife, c)),ld b0g;i,ii Ali
Montreal ;til leas thin, ten t1eAtet
week. The morel). «a'e filled✓. I
most capacity, and 'tire eolith
occupied twu and e Leif hog
I.ioei ,eats iistouo l til, Miele t ?
sol prohibiting tin. leading of pauper est attention.