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The Exeter Times, 1880-6-24, Page 51. 00. 5. 1.10,'4144 Stead i itetody f Com'r nsolhtite• tnitr .rOYL. `ting 24, 1880 .,, , .t. E TIMES STAR_GROCERY say** t Fresh and Reliable. A',1 kinds of 'Vegetable T :Red Sign, Main Sit • Et. 10411' and; RUabie ,and Agricul tural Seeds oaf •the very best cIu direct from Importer, at .70 33.1, 7*ZMZZ' S. e1. -.: The Molsons Bank ltti'IOatea�'Clin DY' A02 OP'. Z LLM POP, 1$51. Capitaf,:j2,000,00e. MAD OFFICEMONTREAL. • 'l'ROMAS WonAMA' ,' .SQ. - • Prewtett i.1R, lt. Monson, Vag. - . Vise—Pres 11IRMOiXiltS. �Fl•544) L Macpherson. llt'W.Shalih.rd, II . ?Nelson, M P P, $ lt'Etwamii, Milos, Williams, o. W xrv'tsn+i el Psi t•. s, P,eQ., Gault Mzw47,r , ;Us. 1;r,Llom,1i q , 3fxo ger Mot►treut Bran oh, M. fI ATON, ESQ„ - - - - - - Inspect tor Exeter I ran'iYi, fIENBY C. BREWER - - hf$N.1GIllt. LOANS TO FARMERS. Motley ad %%need to fanners on oasy terms, on their ow•t promissory notes with one or more good en- dorsers. No inortgage required as aeotnity. SAVINGS BANK I)'oPARTMICNI' 5 nor cent interest ailotoo4 on devoadts, 'Drafts on Unites States bought and sold. Sterl- iuel4xohango bought and sold, Collectinns made in all parts of the Detnintnn and returns promptly remitted at lowest rates of exchange. Exeter ACCast 15th 7.870. 6-m THIS PAPER may be found on 8Us at G '- P. BOW LL & Co's Newsp •per Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce risingcontracts where advsmay- Eunlit* rising Street), retsany pfi be made for it iii pe ore* Jimt5. TIIURSDAY. JUNE 24, 1880. THE POLICY Or AN OPPOSITION. In making a recent speech, Lord I:;eaconsfied took occasion to inform the people of Great Britain that his opposition to the Government wenn differ in many respects from the policy pursued ny Mr. Gladstone and his Darty when in opposition. Ile would watch and keenly critoize their policy, but would never deoeod to factious- ness opposing • merely because he vas in opposition. Every ineasure pr4osed by the Government tvould be considered purely on its merits as they presented 'themselves to conservative views, and such as were designed to benefit the country at home or extend ire influence abroad in a legitimate way would receive the hearty support of the Conservative party. He would assist the CT-uvernmerlt, but did not consider a part of the duty of an opposition to hamper and harass thorn at all times and under all circumstances. This is the same policy that Sir John 'Mac- donald pursued in Canada- during his five years of relexat;ou and rest from Government dories, and which found snob favor in the eyes of all observing Canadians. It is eminently patriotic, TETE GLADSTO1 ; '' lDMiYT$TRA►- TIc N, Lord Beaconsfield in a venni speeeb gave the new Liberal ministry in Eng- land three years in which to die, but present appearances indioate that be- fore that titne passes Mr. Gladstone ant his party will Again be iu the cold shades of opposition. All men who understood the situation, in reviewing the oirottmstanoee ender whish Mr. Gladstone aeeepted office were agreed that there was an essential leek of uni• ty of purpose among the members of the new Government. The aims of all the leading men were divergent. Each nue has his particular hobby whish he considers the paramount question of the day. Policy they have ]lone, nor had they any when in Opposition ex- cept to oppose whatever the Beacons- field Administration undertook to !per- form, and when office is assumed un- der such circumstances the inevitable result is the defeat and almost total annihilation of the party. 11 was un- der pieoisely similiar circumstances that Mr. Maokenzte took office in Ca nada. He was not contending for any great principle of reform, and having opposed rte Gover-Itnent simply for the sake of opposition, when lie found himself elevated on the crest of popular opinion, he was uuequal to the task of administering the of sirs of the country in a way satisfactory to the people, and as a result at the first opportunity he was desposed and replaced by tnose whose acts had shown them to be statesmen of the_ first order. That this will he the fate of 11'[r. Gladstone and the Liberal party in Lnglaud there can be no doubt unless they can man- age to perform what is akin to a init.- eels) and unite on some bold policy of reform which will enlist the sympathy of the nation. Tneir strength in the House is great, simply because the majority were elected pledgedlo snppoht a Liberal Government, but the masses of the people are not bound by any such trammels, and will quickly transfer their confidence to the party whose policy is bast calculated to colnmana respect. It is one thing to find fault and point out evils, but quite another thing to suggest and apply a proper remedy. Ulsxxrr•r, the man who shot Hon. Geo. Brown, is to be hanged on July and serves a mark to distinguish the 23r1 statesman and patriot from the dema- gogue and office seeker. It is lilt po8- sible for a Government to do the wisest 1 thing at till titnes,nor is it possible that they will always be wrong. But we are accustomed here to seeing an op- position condnsted'direly on the prin- ciple of opposition for the sake of op- position. The literal meaning of the word is acted upon. They are out and must got ln,therefore they must oppose bitterly every rneastire of the Govern, hent. It is a short sighted policy. In an intelligent country like Canada the pea le understand such tactics, and ad- i.ninister punishment accordingly, In Englaucl tiro people will soon be led to perceive tb ,t the Conservative party is the most desirous, of benefitting the country and the least solicitous for self, and the revulsion of feeling in favor of is dignified and` patriotic opposition sill not be loss marked than that which sot in spinet Beaconsfield and caused his temporary rejection. The Gonserva• tiye party both in this country and England have saline for self-satisfaction in the fact that they win their way to power not by deeeiving the country, net by Disposing the Government at a critical' period when harmony is essen- tiidl to tile• safety of the country, but by identifying themselves .with the • inter- ests of the people in opposition as well ss to power. DEATHS, • CAss.—In tisborno, on Monday the 21 Inst., Thos. Case,aged Si years. `T V DJQ WAT 1880. BY-LAW NO.. - For granting to Joseph Ladley and David Wanless the sum of Four Thousand Five Hun- dred Doitars by way of Bo- nus for the promotion of the manufacture of Woollen cloth within the Village of Exeter, to issue Debentures for the said sum and to authorize the levying of a special rate for the payment of the Debentures and the interest thereon. Provisionally adopted the 21st day of ,une, A D. 1880. WHEREAS the Municipality of the Village of Exeter is desirous of granting the Sulu of Four Tbo sand live Hundred Dollars to Joseph Ladley and David Wanless to aid them in carrying on the maoufaetnre of woolen cloth within the limits of the said Municipality, and in order to carry into effect the said recited object it will be neces- sary for the said Municipality to raise the said sum of I+bur thousand five hundred dol- lars in the manner hereinafter mentioned and set forth ; And whereas it will require the sum of fear hundred and ninety-five dollars to bo raised annually by special rate for paying the said debt of four thousand five hundred dollars and interest on the debentures to be issued therefor as hereinafter provided ; And wlhereal the amount of the whole rat- able property of the said Manicipality, irre. spective of any future increase of the Caine, and irrespective of any income from the tem- porary investment of the sinking fuud herein- after mentioned or any part thereof, is according to the last revised assessment roll of the said Mnuicinality, being for the year ono thousand eigh hundred and eighty; the sum of four hundred and fifty -flue thou- sand seven hundred and sixty-five dollars; And whereas the amount of the existing debt of the Municipality of the Village of dlxeter 1s as follows: For principal, fifteen thousand three hundred and seventy-six dol- lars and eighty-six cents; fm• interest nothing and no portion of either is in arrear ; And whereas, for paying the interest upon and creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying the principal of the said debt of four thousand five hundred dollars, as hereinafter mentioned, it will require au annual special rate in the dollar of one mill and one -twelfth of a mill on the whole of the ratable property of the Municipality, iu addition to all other rates to be levied in each year. Be it therefore enacted by the Corporation of the Village of Exeter in Council assembled as follows 1. That it shall and may be lawful for the said Municipality to grant by way of bonus to Joseph Ladley and David Wanless the sum of four tbousaud five hundred dollar's for the promotion of the manufacture of woolen cloth 'tll• tl 1• •t f tl -d M R'1 In ]0 11 it 0 ' le sN tilltei- pay. — f and ending et five o'eloek in the afternoon of the game day; and that Charles. Senior shall be the Dsputy.Resnrning Of ser to take the said votes at aforesaid Polling Subdivision No. One, John MoDonell, Deputy Returning Offi- cer for Polling Subdivision No. Two, and John H. Hyndanan, Deputy -Returning Officer for Polling Subdivision No. Throe, far wxieli they are hereby severally appointed. 6. That the Clerk of the council of the said Municipality shall on the Seventeenth day of. July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty, at Twelve of the clock, noon, at the Market house in, the said Village of Exeter, sum up the number of votes given for and against this by-law, and that twelve of the clock, noon, on the Fifteenth day of July, in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty, at the Market House, in the said Village of Exeter, is thereby fixed far the appointment of persons to attend at the various polling planes before mentioned and at the finalsumaaing no ofthovotes by the Clerk respeetively on behalf of the -persons iulerestnd in and promoting or opposing tlss passage of this by-law. H E N S A FURNITURE ROOMS.. Wby gc,abroadter yens Furniture when you oeum got Better Value foryour monsY In Heusall. %MS. G 0=WORTE having,bought out the Furniture Business of Mr. S. Fairbairn, and added largely to the stook is. enabled to oiler furniture at very lo'* prices.. My Undertaking Der.t itinent will be found au. perior to any in this section,. having just received to large addition, of all knees of tandertaitinegoodss. erftke Notice. dAArst-classhoarso•'sill be furnished forfunerals on reasonable terms. Also agent -for the \Yans:er That the shove is a true copy of a pro-. and New York 6 inger Sewing Machine. posed By-law which wilt bo taken into consid-. JAS. COXWOIiTH. oration by the Council of filo lInnieipnli'ty of the Village of Exeter after one month from the first publication in the Exeter Times, the date E A T lL) 0 MIKE 1 of which first publication was Thursday, the , .Lv3. • 1 twenty-first day of June one thousand eight hundred and eighty, and that polls will bo. Whore 811 you.bay them brieli 2 Well, Jimmy, I isottght them from Mitchell, of coarse., Has he held at the hour on the day and at the several) many of them left? Why, yes, thousands of pieces in the said By.Jaw fixed for taking tite them, and first-class too. How (loos he sell thein,. votes of the electors. Mike? Well. Jimmy, he eeilsthem so chomp that 1 was not to tell, but if you want any just go right there, for he says ho is bound to sell as cheap as 1 any in the county. Remember, he lives south I JOHN MITCHELL. side oroditon gravel road. ere Ilton, Feb. 2;, 188 tan Dated this 24th clay of June, A. D. 1880. \t. EAC I1ETT, Cleik, FANS. NBY FANS. PANS. FANS. .VAN S. FANS. Palm Len,f, Japanese; French, and Alnerican(all colors) 4c. and upwards at the DOMINION'LA.BORSTORY SIGN OF THE GOLD ViIN MOR Mala Street, Exeter. 4R; THIS IS NO BOMBAST ! Truth, Concerns You More Than Counterfeit,- _. -0_ Thnrofore,read,purchate, and enjoy its bargains, When say 1 manufacture my own furniture amprepared with myneed-sheet that the popple can inspect atany time by calling at any Ware rooms where they will see a superb dis play of Furniture in All Its Branches. ni 1.00: tot 1rod by twfself anal my commned aa.rtistic shill, wit /1 good workmanship.1 des tare not „swoi;fyin6 tho people with ,1.11,1.1,3 of ('u.'ni.ture that oanuot be equalled for quality or price in T;xetor,allblowing to the eoutrary,notwitnstanding. WHEN YOU WMT ANY FUR TUBE GIVE J. BRAWN A GAIL. Nearlyopposite kernp's Tobacco Store.Main Street, Exeter. 2. That for the purpose aforesaid it shall be lawful for the Reeve of the said Municipality, and he is hereby empowered to make and issue in due form of how any number of debentures of the said Corporation of the Village of Ex- eter for such suras of money as may be re- quired for said purpose, not lees than one hundred dollars eacih, and not exceeding in the whole the anm of four thousand five hun- dred (dollars, payable in twenty years at fur- thestfroru the day on which this by.law is appointed to take effect at the office of the Molsons Bank in the. said Village of Exeter, Ontario, and that every such debentare shall hear interest at the rate of six per cent, per auun,n from the day of its issue payable at the said office half -yearly in each and every year curing its continuanoe, and shall have attached thereto coupons for the payment of j said interest, which Debentures tlio Reeve of tj the said Municipality is hereby authorized to negotiate and dispose of. M 3, That for the purpose of forming a sink - I -611 ing fund for the payment of said Debentn.res Land the interest to become duo thereon, any til equal s:80111 1'at1 of one mill and one -twelfth n of 0 mill in the Dollar shall in addition to all ▪ ih 1. (After rates be raised, levied and colleotod in Ci`.' each year upou all the ratable property in the t " sail Minicipality dnrnig tho continuance of tthe sale debentures or any of thein. i vJ 4. That, this 13y -law shall take effect and come into n,peration upon, from ar1(1 after the twonty-forn•th day of September in the Year of our Lord ono tbousaud eight hundred and eighty. fi. That the votes of the electors of the said Municipality shall bo taken on this by-law at Sonior`.a shop, Main Street, for polling sub- division No. 1; Lewis's Faint Shop, Main Street, for P011i115 Snbtlivision No. 2; and the Market House for polling subelivis'on No. 3, 111 the said Village of 'hlxeter, on the Sixteenth day of July, in the year of our Lord one tlton- eand eight huu(irod and eighty, enmmenoiug At the hour of Nine o'clock in the mornu;g , LATESI NOVELTY. 0 -----THE IMPROVED—. ADJUSTABLE HIP CORSET. T'Te Plus Ultra. FOR COMFORT, .IIASE & ELEGANCE CANNOT be EQUALLED Everlasting WEAR. PRETTY, ATTRACTIVE & ECONOMICAL, ADMIRED BY ALL. THY ONE. SAMWELL & PICKARD'S, General .Dealer ins Ary Goads, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, (,lothing, Millinery, EtL MAIN STREET - EXETIR0