The Exeter Times, 1880-9-2, Page 4The Molsons Bank
rl[ccarota4reA or ACT or r aatadatet!T, 18$5,
G'rtptiat, 2,000,000.
HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL,
TROr.as Wossst3n, Esq. - - ?readout
Jai, 1581 a - Pice.,eres.
Driu crolt5,
TlEEn t Nelson, person.
Iu_.�... _ S W Shepherd,
ciln oro,
Miles )•'.
W a MAST t',' TH?U. 3, li icr�k iia,:l :k1't'[et!1Br.,
as. F'1 Lror, it;2 , .ttr'F coni senor set Br tech.
i1. H>sorox, ka,cd., - • - - Inspector.
Exeter Branch.
HENalf O. BREWER - - MANAGER.
LOINS TO FARMERS.
'Stoney advanced to farmers uneasy tonus, on their
ONu proadosal;v nutu8 with one or more good en-
dor8ers. Nomortgage reunited asseetuity.
SAVINGS DANE D oPART .II+.NT
1s tt r est allowed on deposit*.
Drafts o11 rotted Sta.tosl,ought au,isold. Sterl-
1:1A r,s.l[allgehfught u','•1801.1,
Collections mad.) to all parts of the Dominica
a' t returns vow ptl.: remittu1 at„lowest rates of
'Eieter. Angnetl':\•. hos Dan
THIS
SPAPER111'V° P
rewspuper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce,
1iMngl (meccaero 1110 .N�111 YORK.
he pane los It i.t
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1880'
NOTICE,
We have a large number of out
standing aocouuts soattored in different
charters, which if paid would amount
to several hundred dollars, and would
assist us greatly. There are a great
many subscribers a long time in arrears
and we Lope they will make prompt
settlement, tai .crops have been good
this year. Those who have airea(1•y re-
ceived their aocounts will oblige by
remitting as speedily ws possible.
THE. ELECTIONSON SATUR-
DAY.
Winnipeg and Manitoba, are rapidly
filling up with Gilt, making the defeo-
tive dreigege e, constantly increasing
evil. Besides these impediments to
oultivalion, such crops as eau be pro-
duced are comparatively worthless by
lank of facilities for reaching a market.
There was nover a more disappointed
set of emigrants than those who have
been cajoled into tryiug their luck in
this muoh extoled 'paradise, "
The above is clipped 'tom the Lon-
don Adrert'iser of the 28th ult, The
Refer& papers of Ontario are, we are
sorry to say, pursuing the same course
with regard to the Northwest as their
Yankee ootenis., lettlug no opportunity
pass by which they oan ruin the beat
interests of the country, and the Lon.
don A(leertis<.r bas taken the lead in
this work, it having also had a cam
missioner in the Northwest, and the
acoount which that worthy scribe gives
is something akin to the above produc-
tion. Perhaps the Reread man made
his report from the same plass as the
Titer reporter, who never left the
city of Winnipeg, and from what he
saw thele in the wet season, name to
the conclusion that the whole country
was the same. But for the informa-
tion of the "pricker of the Northwest
bubble," as the Tiler claims to be, and
our Y anlcee totem., we would say that
since the spring of 1S78 tare numbers
from the neighborhood of Exeter have
gone out to that horrible place that is
not fit to live in, and few of them have
returned. Among those who went,some
had considerable capital, while otllert
had not so much, and they all say they
are well satisfied with the change.
Some of our own acquaintances have
harvested from 25 to 50 acres of orop
this harvest, so that it can not be so
bid a piece as our Yaukee cousin and
his Canadian allies would have ns be•
lieve. The actions of our friends
across the lines are easily accounted
for, but it is difficult to understand
why the same course is being pursued
by the Reform press of Ontario in
reference to tbeir own country. We
would not accuse them of being the
hirelings -of snnie interested land nom
parry in the United States, but to say
the least. it looks suspicious.
The e`.ectivns• for representatives to
the Dena_:nion Parliament for North
Uuterio a.nt1, West Torouto came off on
Saturday last, Mr,. Wheeler, the cppo.
anion candidate, being returned for the
former constituency au(1' Mayor Beatty,
the ministerial caudidal<te,f'or tare latter,
so that the rspresentatien• in the House
will remain as it was before. The re-
tnrn of 1Ir. George Wheeler for North
Outerm by a majority. of 165• over Mr.
Gibbs is a result not unl+ooked• for. lir.
Wheeler was elected for the same eon-
stitueney 1u 1979, but was unseated for
bribery, and: as the sympathy of the
el,:otos generally goes with the
unseats., candillate,•no one is surprised
at tpite result.
In West Toronto Mayor Beatty has
been elected by a majority of 241 over
Me. Ryas, the Reform candidate.. Mr.
Beatty [cid not poll as large a vete as
.. 4.
t,.<.,, 1K.a r,leml-.ar did: in 1878, but con-
eitler egthe wl.osition that was brought
to rL.,11,l: against. him, the vie't ey is
greater. Aecordiug to the ceJouletious•
n the organs of the party, Mr. Ryan
wag 10 reerire t GO•Catlioho•votee,whieb
a;?tleu to the eelid: vote of the Reform
eieetortl, wculd defeat the Gilvetnment
candidate. But theii' uuited.effort to
gain a factory against the Government
bas and now. they are• trying to
eensole themselves- by. the realization
of l;bvirig reauoed the, majority. • It is
not pinch comfort after all, though..
The New York Herald laving sent
a - c smiesitteer up -to the North-west.
lli t, is a deefnl tale•of affairs•i.n I1an-
• itr'L:a. `else s•iin and substance of the
nla.ter lit 4,i1ce summed. by the herald
edi c-rtoly
-Seine Of those victims relate their t
e:,r algia in t,bo interesting Manitoba'
lettere whitb we print to -day, The
ntezedise' pre -vett ou a trial to be a
-vett stretch of mud and rear'sh,iufefited
♦silt¢ „warm of a n,Valitpant brese of
(-1(;-.:,11)1-.•s in auinuter tied .t a dosota.te
lr'o eti plain in winter;. N.1 e1>rliu of
Sir: ,t taints interpret; between it and
ate letter cit'ele for protection against
the. Leen Artie white which sweep
down tram -the north, and the•rrrer(:(try
often. t;i11tie to forty nolo-w r,ero. grow
falle to teltpristng depthe,.aud' when. it
m&is it; the spring the country. is eo
flat tbl,t the titter does not run of;, but
stat1z on the surface, eouveeting it
tut[) to tido• area of shallotte laite and
oozy slime, im;;)e8.ing•egricttiturel otter.
*floret till late is the season. The
roads in ouch. a logien• are alr[ioet iln
passl.lile; 'The .soil ie trot def elent-tn
sit natural for! bid lack of, drain.
age+ ,•orriftlre irnluenao tracts of lt•praeti-.
+tklls' wortbli. fay. ' ,lre:two gwreaat jai0e,,
Thelma few weeks of eaoh other,
three -revolting orii'mes—abortion—have
come to light in the neighboring repub
lie. At Buffalo a young woman from
Canada met her death, and soon after
another In Chinago, and sc;iroely had
the jury returned tbeir verdict, impli-
cating D'-.. Cream and a mitered wo-
man,.when the news arrived' of anothe
victim having Dome to her death from
-he same cause. In this• case' t'be per-
petrator of the crime was caught in the
act by the night police. The frequency
of this kind of crime both in ianada
and the r nited States calls for the en-
forcement of the eetreme penalty the
law provides. The medical man who
leaves h18 profession, and the unpril ci-
pie,l villian who ac-iompiish's the ruin
of his over eenfi.lil(g virtue s'rortld be
merle to stiffer the penalty of the law
alike.. Ilangiug a fele of them would
have a more salutary effect than send•
ing to penitentiaries or state prisons,
T11.1 TTIO ES
The rinaneer.'
The returns of revenue and expends-
tura for the financial year ending 80th
of 3une fast Well, published in the
Gazette of the 21st ult. The following
table gives the actual aruonut collected
for the year:---
Ii]+'vENUE of 1879 80.
Custom receipts during the year, 014,151,565
Coileotedin previous year, 709,000
Excise O011leeted during the year, 4,282,266
Collected in previous year, 000,000
Yost Oflice, 1,250,888
Stamps 1.75,010
Public Works, 2,158,.807
Miscollaueous, 1,455,085
Total Revenue $24,768,586
In Sir L. Tilley's financial statement,
made before Parliament shortly after
assuming office, he estimated the rev-
enue for 1879.8'0 at $24,450,000. As
seen above the actual amount collected
for that year was $24,708,585, or $b18,-
585 more than the estimates, The
total expenditure of the year was $25,-
101,712. Deducting from this the
aneonut revenue collected, as stated
above, we arrive at the deficit for the
year. viz., $808,127. In his estimates
the Finance Minister counted on a de-
ficit of
eficitof $500,000, Moet Canadians, ex-
oept perhaps a few of the Grit persua-
ainn, will cos wit h pleasure that the
+leficit is over 15200,000 less than was
expected. et will also be seen that the
deficit is comparatively trifliur;, aucl it
niay with oontitlenm be anticipated
that the financial year which closed on
the 80th of June last will be the last
of the years of deficit ruder the present
admin atratlon,
Canadian Enterprizes.
At the present titneCenatla Is attract-
ing a great deal of interest, not truly
among English, but also among French
capitalists.,. `.C;he for:met_o.n of the
Credit Foncier in Paris, with a capital
of V26%000;000- to be invested in the
Prtwines of Quebec' iu real estate, is
only aecoud iu importance to the sale
of the Canada Piteid.o Rei1•+ray in Great
I Britain, Another company with a
capital of $2,000'.000 has bean orgeuiz
ed also in Paris, under the title of
L,'un:ou Stiviere do Canada, to entry
on the manufacture of beat root sugar
in al -entreat and Quebec. 1:3erthie,
end S•t. J•111n's,. iti the Province of
Quebec, have been selected• aA sites for
factories, aid they have already guar•
anteed each for twelve years one
iheusand• sores nt beete annually.
Factories are alga to be built in other
districts, and arrangenlents are also
being made to, obtai'u one thousand
acres of beets at'Vereness, near More -
treat, About 110,000 will be sank in
mush factory. to connection with this
matter it is stated that the French
Government have sant a scientific ex-
pert named Lalonde to reunrt on the
eapabilit'tes of Canada, iuclediug the
Itlorth•weet, 111r. Joaeph Perrault, -Of
Montreal, has been informed that
liafonde left Havre on the 14th sus'„
for t Canada, via New York.
CANADA PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Ottawa, August 81.—`the following
special cable from London has been
received :—Another meeting of cental•
ists has taken place, a lengthy diacua-
:inn of the nropoped Paoifio Railrnad
unsling. Two syndicates are offering
for the eutire road, the Government to
complete that now under constraotion,
the new company to construct about
2,000 miles, including G45 miles from
Lake Nipisstng to Thunder Bay. The
Oompany to work and maintain the en-
tire road upon eompletien. It is stated
tint one offer is for $10,000 bonus par
mile, and 50,000,000 sores of land.
The competition arising has been the
carne of the delay. It is more than
probable the ministers may succeed
in securing anal in the provisions as to
the upset price of lands to settlers
during n oertaiu term of years whilst
such lands are under the control of a
company. Much interest is manifested
in Manitoba and the Northwest as the
oonutry far, settlement as regards
agriculture and stock raising.
The lightning atruek the barps of
John Gundy, 8th son., Glattford.
and set thou ou tire. They, with all
their contents, whioh eowprised et
great quantity of wheat, barley, hay
and fainting implements, were entirely
ocneumbd.
The lightning entered the tele'grapb
station of the N. & N. W. railway the
same night at Burliugtun, and damaged
the instruments considerably.
Over tete County,
ITEMS OF NEWS FItO.i iflBON EX-
OHANGCS.
An effort is being made to form a
new brass band in Clinton,
The residents along the 13. & L. H.
R. are complaining about the time
the mail strives from the east.
A man named Steep had his hand
badly broken Ona day last week by
having it (mein in one of the thresh
ers in the Clinton flax mill.
A. M. Taylor, of Clinton, reproreut-
ed the North ITuron Association, at
the annual meeting of the teaohere of
Ontario, in Toronto.
The by-law granting a bonus of $10,-
000 to the Bayfield & Sentb Heron
Railway, was carried by the hayfield
electors on Friday with only one dis-
senting vote?
• On Monday evening of last week,
the Messrs. M3Gillicudy Bros., ofBrus-
sele, late proprietors of the Post, were
entertained by the citizens of that piaci
at a onmpletnentary supper giveu iu
Campbell's Tecumseh House.
The 5000111 mateben of the Ontario
Rifle Assnoiation cotnmeneed at To•
room, on Tuesday of Last week.
Among those belonging to the 88rd
Battalion that have taken prizes are,
Messrs. W. H. linnsford and Hugh
Scott, Clinton, and Messrs. Wilson,
Bleesdell and Wilson, Seaforth.
On Wednesday a married woman
named Appleby, residing in the north-
western extremity of the town of Clin-
ton, attempted to commit suicide by
taking a dose of laudanum. Her onn-
ditiou being discovered, medical assis-
tance was called in, and although she
made the most streunnus opuotitton, n
stomach pump was t;ff'etively used in
removing the poison from her system.
Domestic trouble is the supposed cause
for the act.
The Goderioh Signal soya :—"Early
on Sunday morning, the 22nd lust.,
Bernard Trainer, a former Londoner,
now chief constable of the °minty of
Huron, olnaed this life. Deceased was
in his 54th year, and bad been for a
quarter of a century a resident of C=nd•.
erich. He was. we believe. a native
of Edinburgh, Scotland, of I ishparen-
tage, but cane to London, Ont.,• whey
quite young. His death was not un•
expected, as he was ailing f'rr years.
He was buried tcith Masonic honors on
Monday."
A cricket match was played on Mr.
E. 0. IL Davies' crease on Friday be
tweet) North Heron and North Perth,
at Henfryn. The game was hotly con
tested ant veru close, retuning in favor
of the North Huron eleveu by seven
runs. !Ir. Davies entertained the res-
pective elevens and their trlends,'and a
very pleasant day was intent, Mr.
Geariutr, of Listnwel, umpired for Saturday, S,,pt. 4.—Farm stook mlti imllle-
North earth, and Mr. Gen. Conger, of tuents, the uniports of t t,ilulas roster,
Brussels, for North Haran, 1). .11.10(4, eon. 9, Hai. Orauetiwwer.
Campbell, of Listowel, snored f'+ N lrlb 1 r - -
Perth, while Sextns Kent, Fag.. of
r'Vinnham, performed the game (hay
for Huron.
The following is taken from the
Winnipeg Free Press :-0. 'felt Scott,
a banker of Wingham, Out,; Mr, Fer-
row, M. P. for North Huron ; A. M.
Ross, M. P, P. for West Huron, and
H. W. C. Meyers, an attorney of Wing•
ham, formed a party of gentlemen who
werein town this week. 'alley have tak-
taken in the oonntry west of Einer-ou.
We understand that it is the intention
of these gentlemen to .purchase 20,000
acres of land, and we hear that they
had with them a practical farmer, who
will be planed in charge of the land,
and that they propose tie bring np from
Dittmar, a large number of thorough
bred cattle.
Uu Thursday afternoon of last week
a sad accident, terminating fatally, no -
(tarred on the farm+ of Mr. Chas.
Spooner,. limit outside of Clinton..
threshing was in progress. and' lflr.
Hugh 3I.ianagban,.an old''nan,. was en -
gaga in driving the horses,, when• be
siipped:from=the horse -power,. one of
hitt-leas going between the cross beams,
and: trefare - the horses c' uld be stop -
red his. right leg glad, been+oruslied off
alcove the lines.. Hb was iinmedl•atoly
exerieated; taken to his bonne arldlrnedi-
ca assistenoe calledt in,. when it was
fotund`ahat he was se seriously injured
that be•eouldt not recover,; nee. could
anythiug•be donee for his relief:'. His
leg merely remainedl attao'hed tb• his
body bya few ehrs'ds ef skin. i n3?m.use--
les,and theesitoolato bis system wag
such that anhputatien at the thigh
could not be'resorted'tb:• After linger•
ing in great agony.+• for several boors,
death ended hie aufferitigs. • lwt.e' leaves
a wife and fanrilya, almost, wholly tin-
y! added for:.
Friday Night's Storm.
As had been anticipated, Satarday
morning brought news of disasters by
storm of the previous night.
A barn belonging to Mr. Mooney, a
farmer living near Nilestown was des-
troyed by fire. Also a barn belonging
i to ?gr. Sbowler, near the Waubuno
1 Bridge, In both cases the 11)se was
very severe, the greater part of the sea -
set -'s grain bei ng deetrnvnd. Mr.
eleoney's lofts iii over $2,000, all of
which is covered by iusnrat;ee except
$300. itMr, hhowler's loss will. be very
heave, as he has no hist -trance on the
! plans,
A barn blouging to Robert Porter,
l10th line,•oou.•20; East Nissouri, was
shattered pions to pies by the lightning the
same night, Fortenatel the horses
I x Y
wore in pawturo. Strange to say, the
barn did nut take fire, else the whale
season's crop, which was stored in it,
would have been destroyed. Loss lieht,
and covered by insurance.
} Port heron, Mich„ Ang. 25.—Dur-
ing the thunder storm last night light-
ning struck the residence of Joan
Dwyer, in the third ward, and went
through every roorn, tearing plaster off,
etc, The iutuatei were uuinjured. 'late
above was knooked over four feet from
where a etlild was sleeping, but it also
escaped.
Hamilton, Ang. 28. --About eleven
o'oloett Met night the barn of Mr. G
Heslop, lot 12, 9rd concession, town-
ship of Glaufurd, was struck by the
elootrie fluid, end before five tnilintet
elapsed was iti a blaze, which extended
to -the ateblee end other buildings on
the premises, all of which were totally
eousltme:l;including all the grain harv-
ested; so for, farming implements,.stc. ;
even -the fowl did not escape. The
loss is -vert heav'y,•hic insurance• being
about $40030aly..
About the same hour the basila of
tir, f inith;.o fSa1Hiaet,was al,uestrn•ck.
Io woo totally aousnrned; t,•iihi lail., it,-
eon ten te,.in:Audi/lgcgrain,., fthrrn 'mete
menta, etc. liaises about i8y000; :n
eurance $1,000.
The tiglttning•etrueiathe olitmney on
the re1tdenee of John fiettridxe,.on the
Peach road, near the pnmp+house, last
night, and pissing down it' entered the
cellar through the kitchen,, Ek°ept
giving every one in the houae'ateevere
&hock no great damage WAS donee
SE>aTRURls 2, 1890 J
General.
Two thousand one hundred stipbr.7
finial feet, belonging to the Eeotesiastlis
Gal Cou,tnil.sion, iti Park Letters a fakir'-
iouable district of Leitrim's sola WO
at the rate of $1,250,009 an st'fre:
Rev, U. M. Defingbosf a Methodist
minister of jiunntuiuson, N. J.; t11Y17
publisher of the Christian ;eral& at
that pliaoe, jutuped ftoti`t the ferry boat
while ctrosaing from Camden to Phiiai-
delphis about 11 o'clock Mandiay night
and was drowuecl. He left at letter ad-
dressed to G. la, Lloyd; of Ciltuanliu-
son.
About two y{slips NM little toy, sou
of Mr. braes l estsof the Grand Trunk
Railway, Stretford, epic savored'to per,
f.rtu that old fashioned trieltofputting
a 1. am 111 his ear and b'riugi'1g it out of
his uoso. He was stld'oeseftil, to far as
getting the pea in hid eat was concern-
ed, but did not succeed in getting it
out. The nett remained in his head
until the other dile, when the pain beta
came so iutelloe that 1t was neeeerary
to call ilei the services of Dr. Shaver,
who, after the liberal epplioatinn c f
olsloroforlu, ma"aged to extract the pea,
whit% was showing signs of vegetation,
and had it remainetia few weeks lone.
er serines restate would have ensued,
A most distressing necident,resultint;
in the lose of two lives, occurred in
Clarendon townsltip.in Pontiac 0 misty,
on Tilers/ley last. It appears that Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley west out to work at
the llarvvest in the morning, leaving a
baher eine menthe oltl inia cradle nsll•ep
with two Tittle b,ys, aged respectively
5 and '7. years old, to watch it. Shortly
after Thomas Rlobardsmt h and the
soreness of the ohildren,and saw nlrloke
in the direction of Stanley's bnitding,
Hastening thither with several neigh-
bore, they fonnd the barn, stable and
she& all on fire, taud only the oldest
boy to be been. Another neighbor,lllr.
Holt, as aeon AA ho got to the plane
saw the second boy oronehed down in
the farthest corner of the shed. but it
was impossible to get at him for the
intense heat and flames. The children.
it seems, went to the shed to play after
their parents leit the home, taking the
baby with them for safety. Tho bey
who escaped denies that they had any
matches, and Mr. Stanley corroborates
thin by saying the matches were kept
• in the house in a place where the child-
ren could not gat at them, so that
there is quite a mystery at to llnw the
fire oecnrled. The second bey tried
to carry the bale -rout of the shedetbnt
could not, end hymn bask himself to the
far earner, where he was seen by stir.
Holt. The baby -watt burned to a heap
of bones, and the boy past reco:,ruitinn.
The barn contained the crop of a ,ten
sore field of rye, some peas and'.bav,
attd the stable contained harness,sleighe
anti other things, ail of which were.
consumed.
PIllt r—Fir:nNlrt..—At the residence of tho
bride's father, nu the tat inst., by Ilev. I'.
\V. Whitlock, Oft•. James Frityne, to bliss
Maggie Bernick, all of'Johnnie.
SALE REGISTER.
ii.
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BALL WV111iA'r.
1Vltttc 'snout
aeutt •••
SPUD:0 WH11A'1
Pito
ilea Chaff " -•
tansy "' •
'Atte •
Glover Seel
pen to003
. o Uutu 0 114
Peas
Eggs
rsutter
Flour per h1 1.
ontatno,t, per hag .,.
Poaches poi bus ...
10 to 105
UOato1ea
.. 0 :15 to 1 44
03.1ttor ii
31'10051
,.. .. 0 i to C 0.r
,,, .,. 0 11 10 0 11
.,. .,. ,,. 0 15 to 0 1f1
... 0t50
•- , , ,., 00
'15500 too 60 000
.,, 0 60 to 1 00
5
1.p1,1.8, per bag ,,, 25 t0 3 1
i1 -10.1,\ppies yr b... ..- .,. 0 07 to 0 0r
it0gn,dressedper 100 ... .., ... 5 00 to 5 tC
Nuel ... 4 00 to 5 ( 0
rli,les, rough •• "' a un to a 5'
• dressed.., ... ,.. „,
ro
Sheopsklu:',ea011 ... ... .., ... 70 to 1 50
0515, 1100 .. „. .. 00 to 1t1
11,17 per ton7 00 to 7 Su
tlulons per bitch ,., ... 0 00 t0 0 73
vara
TaIAw per lb-- ..............................., o so to 0 (81
WC4Bese..,00i,por l"0 ..• .. ... .,. 0 -5 to 0 30
Turkeys per 007 to007
... 01
Uuoks..verOsir,.......................... ......... 0
U�IU ttoo (1 0 5010
RT. MARV'S
L'ct11`rtl,�nt;jeTb,t1shcL,•„••».,,..,,.,. 0 VS to 007
1prin; lvhuat ... .1 00 to 107
ilarluy..............................,.,..,.,..-. 4U to 0 10
r'ean - .. • 50 to U 55
l'14t14.. ry...........................w.•,...,.,,,,.. 2,8 -to 0:01
Flay ....,...... (•tl
;f%bigs, per doxou.................. 07.00 to 8 10 tO 0 11
Atlas .............................................. 17 t0 10
;1 -this }ler lb .,..,.
7,1;°°70 totae8 orbo
-
40. to 0 50
(11)0 too
15,)o8500U
0 58 to 0 30
L'otato es per bag...,.,...
:,111Afin' ski-nt ••
Wood par cord
Wool• por 110
FINE P1lOTUG1tA1'1iY.
FRANK K COOT- ER,
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHER.
Studio 314 Richmond Street, London,
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