The Exeter Times, 1884-6-26, Page 411/0110rearalaseralera•bareselememeglY
he (ofer Eimes. mporting Brevities,
TEHMSDAY, TUNE 26, 1884.
Torrid. Temperature.
There were eixtee heat prostrat.
bane in New York city alai Brooklyn,
Saturday, of whioh five were fatal.
There were two fatal eesee of pros-
tration by heat in Jersey City, Friday,
and one in New York. A number of
pereons were taken to the hospital.
suffering from the effects of the heat.
Jolitt S4latb,, aged 6.2, & prominent
lawyer of CovIngton, Ky., where he
bad lived 85 years, was overcome by
the heat. Friday, after walking eome
distance, and dropped dead from *
During divine service at the, velini.
tear camp. Toronto. Sunday morn -
lug sen men were suustruck. Noue
Of the eaeee. liewere-, are leaked upon
as serious.
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England's Proposal.
1,centoN, June 23.—It is offictally
RIlunuticati thet ou Juno 16 Gran.
villa addreesel la note to the Freneth
blioister, the 'tube puce vf which was
as messes undertekee
to withdraw her troops from Egypt at
the beginning of the year 1858, in
me the powers consider such with -
avowal possible without endangering
public orders. The Came do Ca.
&Ate bene After 1885 will have
Oonsuitmtve voice regarding the bud-
get and have a right. to vote any in.
amaze in expanses by the goverument.
It shall eontinne to exercise the right
of financial ioureation after the evac-
uation of the country by the English,
to insure complete and regular eel-
let:lien of the revenue. Eugtn4 un-
dertakee during her ocenpation to
propouud schemes to the Porte stud
the )03WOlal for the neutralization of
Egypt like Beiginre, and for the
neutralization of the Sues cittnal. "
The roach minister replied that
France accepted the proposal, and
testified to England's moderation
and friendly spirit.
A truithatia'rsifeTustort.
Andrew Long, iu jail at Detroit,
*barged Oh the nattrder of his wife
near Muir, made a full confession in
the presence of the sheriff and two
others. Ile says that about midnight
he wont to a barn without putting on
hie pantaloonte got an oak olub, and
asime back to the heuse, vi hero his
wife was still in bed. He struck her
three or four blows on the head, and
Knew be had caused her death. He
then got a razor and ant his hande,
to make people behave he had been
attacked by burglars. He then got a
gun and knocked out a right of glace,
and fired through the opening, broke
off a nail that faeteneil down the win-
dow, and throw it do:1n. Ho want to
the burn, tuned his horse loose and
wont back to the home. Here he
took some money out of his pantal-
oons, hid it in the straws and (maid
the pantaloons outdoors. He their
went to the house te see if his wife
was dead, and fouud her still breath.
log. , He struck her again with a
club, and threw it in the grass near
Luey's window, after which he start.
ed to the house of Frank Connor to
give the alarm. He threw the razor
iuto a pasture lot on the way. When
he returned he found Lucy still alive.
He says he ha4 a distinct recollection
of all that transpired, and did it as
deliberately as he wound go out and
get au armful of word. He says he
cannot give any reason for killing her
except that be thought he ongbt to.
This is the most brutal and cold-
blooded murder ever committed in
the Iona county. Tha motive whioh
inducted Long to commit the crime
is still locked in his own guilty breast.
The confession was made at his re.
quest. The money was found in the
place where he said he hid it.
eseitese
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"A.ustralia and its Colonial Confeder-
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New York City iu their Time," "Two
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staff, to eantest every inch of terri:
tory, and edeate the eublie wind to
Jay I See, is to have a new forty
pound milky very soon.
HanJan N not oc.iuiug motley in
Australia. His success is profeasien-
ally great, but finanoially small.
Jos. Coyle, seed 18, was strnok iu
the stomach at Allentown, 1'a.,
Thursatty by a base ball and kit.
led.
ketr. Victor Martin left Paris May
11, at 21.. to walk to Rome and baok
by June 80. The wager ou the walk
is $4,000.
A. hive's tournameut for prizea
aggregating $5,000 will be held at
Jambe Park, Philadelphia, Julie 17,
18. and. 19.
Qniek, the sprinter, has been
matched by his baoker to run a race
with Moffat, formerly of England.
Stakes $1,000 a vide.
The directors of the Chicago Drivs
lug Park have resolved that hereafter
vices shalt be run there on Sunday as
well as any other day.
The Penble Club defeated the Cal
lerado Spring Blues in a game of
football on roller **kettle, played et
Colorado Spriugs, Col. Score, three
guile to one.
The largest 'base ever cousht in
!the Hudson between New York and
Albany was taken by Rtobard Ward,
of New Hamburg, on Tlinreday, It
weighed 84 peunde.
'Pnere is a movement on foot
• among the promineut oarsman to
draw up a circular requesting every
professional oarsmen to refuse to re.
cognize or row a race with Courtney.
• Hugh Burne, heavy weight pugi.
list, and Leonard Tracey, a novice,
I fought seven rounds in Iscrig Island,
Friday. Tracey knocked Burns in-
sensible and was declared the winner.
The beat amateur trioyoliug record
.as recently made by V. Beevee an
1 the Belgrave reed grounds, Laical.
ter, England. He covered twenty
mil.* in one hour, seven minutest and
dam mond..
The proposed track between Lon-
don and Brighton will be about 45
long. .11 will be eighteen feet undo,
paved with asphalt, and demote grad.
nuts. 11 is estimated to emit *never.
a.re rf Z7,000 per mile, or /815,000
in all. The road from Brightou to
Loam, is the favorite one for south
actuary e,yoliste, thousands of wheel -
men going aud returning within a
day during the Benison.
Duncan C. Rees ban reoeived
letter from a !Nit speculator in Atte
offeriug him $10,000 end axe
pauses if he come to that eottutry
and place himself under hie manage
nie, the Scotch athlete, is now in diet
°wintry, and the gentle men writing
the letter is anxious to hero the two
Soots meet. Rosa will accept, but
will not leave before September or
October.
Communications.
To Editor of Exeter Times.
DEAR SM.—Would you be good
euough to allow me space in your
valuable paper for the following cir.
outer, issued by an Association wleich
has beau formed at Toronto known
as the "Brewer's, Wine and Spirit
'Merchants' Protective Association."
This circular has been issued secoutly
by this Aesociatiou to those engaged
in the Liquor trade, marked ; strictly
confidential; destroy wheu read."
The following gentlemen engaged in
Toronto eorupoee the Provincial Com-
mittee : E. 0. Keefe, F. Manning, R.
Davies, Geo. S. Mollie, F. B. Taylor,
A. L. Millard, J. M. Lottridge, and J.
S. Millett. This is uow the docu-
meet roads:
" In view of the serious nature of
the attack uow being made all along
Ike line by - the prohibitionists, the
Brewers and Wine and Spirit Mer.
chants in this section have deetned.
it necessary to form a Dominion
Protective Association.
Already thirty. two Counties in
Ontario have been setected, in all of
whioh they propose torcing a vote on
the Scott Act between now and the
141 of November. if they carry even
a bare majority of the Counties of
Ontaria, they are in a position to
denaanti from the Government ot Can-
ada a fulfilment of • their pledge,—
" THAT IF THE COUNTRY Pin-
NOUNCED IN FAVOR OF THE
PRINCIPLE 01? PROHIBITION,
IT WOULD BE GRANTED." At
the present time the whole of Prinee
Edward Island, two-thirds of Nova
Scotia, and two-thirds of New Bruns
wick have been carried for the Scott
Act, and if a majority of the Counties
of this Province also go, •prohibition,
without compensatiou, is.the alterna.
tive. In view of the grave character
of the position we have started this
organisation with the hope that every
man interested in the business will
unite to defend his trade against the
fanatical onslaught • inaugurated.
Arrangements brie 'beenMade' with
Mr. E. King Dodds, and an effieient
appreciate the groat injury that will
be done TO THE COUNTRY by the
. passage of sneli unjust lawe, To
acootnolish thio a large amoen 1 of
money is nea -see, se EVERY BREW:
ER here has snbsoribed ONE TH:OU:
SAND DOLLARS, the DISTIL:
LERS TEN THOUSAND DOL:
LARS, and all the 0111 ER BRAN
CUES of the trade have been;
EQUALLY LIBERAL. AIT.. 00d(18
will, io a few day., -eill upon yell for
your ca,operation, and we hope that
every effort will be made by yon te
assist him in the eArrying out of
the object which is el 1.1cli vertu fin:
port:wee to our intorests."
11 will be ()heel cell that the Afore-
said b,..y.vers and di:tillors e ex-
tremely solicitous about the welfare
of ,4the country." They have accord-
ingly engaged the eervices of Mr. E.
King Dodds for the purpose of
"eduentiny the i!uhlie mine, to appreci-
ate the !peat injury that will be done to!
the eountri by the poslogo uf suck an-
jusl laws. " " The eoentty, " the
eeregeieg nitrous it will be noticed,
ire anethet time- fey THE LIQUOR
TRAFFIC. It is not the conutry"
that will be endnegered by smell lees,
and well the tune knows it. The
traffic yea's ago °noised the moral
1110VOltleta 3 lanehed at the
idea of Intel ahetionee ; ridiculed
total abstaittere ; tied called them, fa.
unties just the 141110 as nuw. But
tho usevement %tent, on in site of
opposition ; to -day "the eouutry" is
speaking out boldly in Payor of total
prohibition ; and we find the traffic
pushed to its eit's end far some
meare to chick the onward tetogtee#
of this reformation whioh will not
brae!: reeletattee. Ite, Duly mean* of
dame() buntings of money, end the
atruggle will be fought ons on tiles
line-- Itleney rants
1
Survival of the ittelt14•1:;.'711.1a
c
Nbaz.
s
outlived every other cough remedy simply
bet -Anse it is the beat.
IMF.% ITS VAT.A.M.
To -day id oars, why altoutd we cars?
Today is outs, wily Should, we fear
To -day is ours,. why should we morrow
For the gods belong tomorrow.
Therefore for to.day, chew (old Coin Tett.
sumo is the best.
BURK= ISPI)B,TS.
(Or/mooted ata o'clock pan. Wednesday.)
',ALL wrizaa•
WaiteWlis ........to.7 to 208
— 1 tit to 1 CS
Whits Wheat Now 0 00 to 102
Ball Wheat Now — a. 0 00 to 1 00
strallo wneee
Pito (now) ... 1 OS to 1 Kt
Harlea 0 60 to 0 AO
Oats 0 SS to 0 35
Mover Seel ... 7 00 to 7 40
imotL 1 zo 2 u0
Potts 0 (34 to 0 70
Corn — 0 60 to 0 65
Eggs, 0 34 to G 14
Butter „, C 16 to 0 36
Flour erbbl. ..• .. 5 00 to 5 60
Potatoes,por bag 0 55 to 0 00
APPlos,per bag _ ... 070 to 070
Dried Apples pr b 0 00 to 0 08
(loom per lb. .. 0 05 to 0 OG
Turkey per lb... 0 07 to 0 OS
Duck's per pr 0 50 to 0(0
Chickens per pr 020 to 0 30
Hogs,dressedperl 00 ... ... 7 00 to 7 50
5 00 to 6 00
5 00 to 0 00
6 se to 75
0 00 to 00
0 30 to 0 70
0 3O to 0 20
BOO to 0 00
0 60 to o 75
... 3 00 to 3 50
Hoof
Sides rottlig,
''dressed .
Sheepskins onel.
Calfskin('
Woo) per lb
Somerton
Ouions ner bus
Wood per cord
•• - -
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TO ALL
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never failed to euro the most severe colds I
have had, and invariable relieves the pain in
the chest." Trial bottles of this sure ewe
for all Throat and Lung Diseases may be had
Free at C Lutz's Drug Store, Large size,
#1,00.
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and amongst the beautiful scenery of
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Rates of Passage.
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Cabin, $70.00 and $80.00 ; return $135.00.
and $150.00.
Intermediate to Liverpool. Londeuderry and
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Steerage—Liverpool, Belfast, Queenstown,
Galway, Limerick, Londonderry, Glasgow,
London, Cardiff, Bristol, $15.00.
Intermediate and Stomp Stewardesses are
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Passengers in Intermediate are found with
everything. acid the accomodation offeree is
equal to what is called Second Cabin in some
ofIthe lines sailing from New York.
The last train connecting with the steamer
at Quebec leaves Toronto on Fridays at 9
m. Passengers can leayo on Fridays at 7:50
1).'".m. also, and connect with the •steamer at
Brmonski, by paying an additional fare of
$4.45 1st, and $2.25 2nd class.
No cattle, sheep or pigs are carried on the
Mail Steamers of bhe Allan Line.
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app • ly
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almost new. (At prose:at occupied by Mr' John
Parsons.) !nth° village of Centralia, and 4 au
aoro of garden ground, with good stable and
driving house' Possession can be bad ou May
1st* Apply to—
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A. comfortable flame dwelling, ono and a
loifdagi
Partioithes, apply to Allt Ka131P,
les icing.st„ East, ilamrk
• For Sale.
A well fizmis medend convenient Dwelling House
and Lot on Huron Street, East of Alain street
Exeter,
For particulars apply to
Mb, 11 V r,emer.
Solicitor dm,
Exeter
april 10 Centralia Ont.
Hello, You Mister.
"What are you thinking
about ?" " Why I was just
wondering what kind of birds
those were that went by the
window there." " Perhaps if
you would describe them I
might, help you." "Yes! but'
scarcely got a good look at
them, only I knew one was
nearly all White, and the
other nearly all Pink, and they
had lots of plumes on their
heads, and round their necks
what looked to me like dog
collars." Ha 1 ha 1 ha!
well I declare, why those
were the Misses C—'s out
from London ; they carry the
style 1 tell you. 1 saw them;
one had on a White Muslin,
the other a Pink Nun's Cloth;
and. those collars are the lat-
est. In London they are cal-
led dog collars (because they
look like them), and in Toron-
to crazy collars (because the
ladies are crazy afteethcm)."
"Well, that beats 140, my
eye sight must be failing me,
but 1 could spot those collars
all right." "Never mind,you
o u to Ranton Brothers and
they will show you all these
new things, for they have a
pile of new summer goods just
; Come and see those col-
lars, Cream Bunting, Pink
Nun's Cloth, also Cream, Pale
Blue. Myrtle, Navy and Blk,
Spot and Stripe Aluslins,
White Brocade Satins, Darn.
ed Laces, Ostrich Plumes and
Embroideries. Oh, my ! we
can't tell you half about them
but visit the enterprising
Dress Goods and Novelty
House of
BANTON BROS.
and you will see.
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nary SurgeonsGraduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College, ,Torou
to, have op ened an °Mee
for tho treat mont of all
Domestic An imals, on Main
Street, Exe- ter. Calls from
a distance_., -...,&2.....40.---a- • prdroptly at
tended to. Medicines for Horses, Cattle, rte.
always on hand.
COIN SOSO
Wishes to announce to the inhabitants of
Exeter and vicinity, that he bas opened out a
Boot ani Shoo Shop
in the UOrner Store North of Barnwell
dt Pickard's, where he is prepared to make
all kinds of ordered work.
Sewed work a, speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO. MANSON
Late Manager C. Eacrett'a Bot and Shoe
• Establishment. -
May 14th 84.
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Map.Publisher atialliolumendad..1.4onflon.Out.
The Seemiller Plows,
s. rowzza1
liming decided to elate hie present stook of
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FOB 80 DAYS.
The plow can be seen et the budding mos-
ite Bawdens Marble ahoy. (A few doors
south of the Market.)
Points alai repairs always kept in stock.
Parties intending making a ptrehaee will do
well to cull early.
April IQ, S. rowELL.
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Clearing. Sale !
Sack'Olct Sta,nd.
(2 Doo P nr th of Pont Office)
Butterand Eggs Wanted's,
In Exchange for Goods.
We are selling Goode at Wholcsale Prices.
A nice assortment of Dress Goods. Ready-
made Clothing, Sugars, Teas, Currants and.
Raisins, at a reduction of 25 per cent. on
former prices ; Cashmeres 25 to 50e. Prints
5 to 10c.. Nuns Veiling 15 to 20e ; all snades
in Figured Buntings 10 to 120.; Kid Gloves
for 75e. worth 1.25;#Parasols, 25c to $1 ;
Children's Hose 5 to 10e; Men's Stiff Felt
Hats, 75c.; Soft, 50e. up ; Overcoats, $4, $6
and $7 ; Tweed Suit $6.50 ; Coat $3 ; Pants
$2 ; Tweed from 50 to 75c; Boots and Shoes
at very low pricee.
May 29th.
JOHN MATHESON.