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Vol. XI,, No. 44
„HEV TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY."
EXETER, ONT., T H URSDAY MORNING, DULY .17, 1884,
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MI Itinda at FRUITS, ORANGES', LEMONS, FIGS, DATSS, S, BANA. SAS.
At G. A.
JOU 7 WAITE^ at sox
1.'ubltelte'r„ erre IPrcgoreente a .
iii :•_lltine, lee they die, the baabottelHeron+ Mr. Thomas Farrow. when, trampled s a cies of the best iuStituti
of three, counties. IIo trusted Chet , at a certain period some oxpressed a i1 one on Guard earth ---tine O augo S -00 -
thee tiii'nlel nr•' 4 r t' gat flier th..y desire that the Outuge inearporatiou iety. (3.ppiauae). Le; thene go on
e r:ra.: b erg r,ri:i;' :; d:`.. J1 ab;li should .not -be pressed, he was one a eigt their duty manfully, mei jtei-
tt.e 1'tr::ciplr•a. t of tliosf wlro ndeeeee •d its name ; lice would bo greet. there in time.
tette Te r n': ei' ,::Cn. Rbrought f rw rd, thus ;showing hint- eThe ,g'i•cateettemouu the People of Can.
lt v .;t:.. Tyr vete the firbt...elf s trne member of the Order. t Oa had to -Jay witsAretrbishep Lyueb
epode r. ;ie tetu1 thee Night wander i (Apol:t'.iie.) There watt littl3 twee t He wawa a dictator and leather of If r.
why a een!t ata,"its ;tomato s'lroaal•Ibe1city for him (Mr. White) to, Keay aPy Matte tett fir•. Mower atilt surely the
did seat knew the reeeou, but it.reigut irthe prrcediug speaker lead addressed Oatt'rri') a0111'1 n•at ssnb,nit t;: this
b? brcentee he :ran an Iri+hm3n. and t them elo,uentIy, and c1oubttes't others much longer. Someone hat:' sail
Mill of July at Clinton- called nip to • d s K + lir-t. He thing ab-ut the Orange institution, iintlette-Itient protest3 it referinere of
TT W. HALL, r The demonstration made by the
Orat'g"entk n ..a ceteb ati^FCA of the gto:'
,one 12th, t z '•et eff in a eery Rue-
BARRISTER,,SOLI.ITORtetow ceeefial wanner tet Clinton opt Satur
t day. Tho outlook early m the morn
Uwe etas unwen'bitiock. uzeter, q int;, WW2 ,ataythiu ; ,pat eteeateingitein
deicwidiuit for towered hour's; but to.
DENTAL. «arae neat the olou'is !passed by, the
sky cleared, and the eau iihluud in a
'KINSMAN, DENTIST. "
' iiearte of all time
cataulated to gledden the
)• time interested in the
day's praceediestt. That the Clinton.
people wore in active iyurpathy with
the proposed celobretion there woo
Ample evidence. Flag', and btu nere
fluttered from many of the ptinattlat
buildings while at ttifiere:ut pointe
Hesreruo
od w Peg:.
MAeii iitaalc,
Teeth ex.
ractedwtth
tet pain.
a Tipp. nary to b(, xt, t€: i,. e ,alit t;etild refer to the bietorie of the oc- r that the Oreuge Order seas not weer.
him t, bred the !o'- ,Lr:sl etoerx cxsion. it bed been a -Led of lihrt � in Canada. :pix oat of tho irvet" who
and laughter.) ' Tlaeira wee a great "If Orangemen cannot get that lneor- fell at Ridgeway wore Craegcwea aufl
eoeiele, greet bee taiee '4 its aeaa3i,a i porettoo they require, why do yon if it rr-ere only to koep *bore ,e peeri•y•
lean with our Me. f ntutle,1 it, of glor- I not yoke against nate of ineorpartttlau l no setimeut and Help to defend their
,one, pion-. t'tral imwt+rtal memory, for the C lauroh of Rome ?" The au-' oeutetty in time of a ',ger their Omer
;;reee Lee twat there wore ;;.etltered ewer he gave wad that sae Oraugemen l !tad its uses. He lied recieved no
around the Oritngo staudard,i'a every it wee their duty to de what wan less th*n invitatiue to altar. se gather -
pea (If the worltt.rnillione of ,c(;)(1 men right by all pertlee. (Aprleuee.) 'Ingo that day. He wap glad to flee
an.1 too-, ever teady to celebrate tbo;Soyon times had they applied to that ouch a splendid Farad() of the Loyal
viottlries Achieved in the pent. end to Provincial Fariiauieut for tucnrpore. lOreogotnan of the weeterrp=oouuties.
defend thee, principles in the future., Hon for the bill in each of its stages,
(cheese). A titouaau,l MOM mei rub. 1 on its Hirst introduotlon, but instead
ed through the mica uu en yet; etioe "',f elleiwiug it to take its tumid oonrae
litre that. Thole cave back the re- N and becomeelaw an accordance with
t , • '., r fall era id ' the a reeled will of the Home, he
t, d:t.t„tl li ,f what their fore t d !e xp
along the route of the proceeeian tape eut%rett, the noble eleede of der• referred it -to Ottawa. The Domiu-
tiF.PTC,AI, ' er..bee of evergreens, hearing appro. !ug land the valtiroue tashieveaiellt* len Uoverniueut cont tt back saying
- �i'ate uletteee, had been erected. d they trr..urrttt for no, and the thought that d f'aa a local matter. a 1r. .how-
.- Pr , t t were des . at t dela. Bald he would a general i• , n . live ,t butthey afl Orangemen said they ;the tache pioneers who oaale out orad
ter-Loaxltag'Fgt,oreateeter `p
t were a1uaast iuiptasaible, alt grAat n tts til the+ 0 lure of r,irgr +ti! Itherts' an t � would have # special Act on the stat.- � cloiared the farads of this western
t - g g - s 3 g uta book or none at tall. Sia.. t•med ; homiaphere gaud .they ceuid rejoice
\1F. 131.()\4 tiTNtas elf, 1�., i11, (; l the orilsh, Tlturtu the worniu fretl�prra, t•a a�.a'ptn the ansa+l, in. real
t: . r.�F.rfraduntavictortaCt:tst•rl<it>^ Os1c Oraugenieu the Qreneereen and their park, thetcrtil end religious liberty alter diet had the lull been introd.c- Itie d tlta1y were onlg twt tiivlaionn on
►r'u-*,tcleren. pan *aturhaNnrete,c, Exeter. friends had been cotuiug io front the l?ojoyed ta•.ley tAtpplattts. Omega- ed, told refueled nu tech of oi►siau, thea titrtlleru aoutioout, Sisaiu ,;u3
. ^ - _� counties of South 1:l;ttrtan,Waft Bruce, N taut 'AN! a u,d,lr i,r-t,tutie+r, and num- During the lata srs4toq of Parliament England hard been tpso ;r? -at c,l^r:us-
- R. J. A. ROLLINS, M. 0. 1 . 5 tend soon Perth, each lodge goner, bored atnor> it* a t r�9a.g ° f tb�, , Mr. Blake heel rued' a great epeeob. iog nations bf the earth flee former
0. ()Mee, Matti at.l:«Wr.out.itusidence ally 0* .) 1:q ahsttl l,i;fa. b:ura G!'y out 33 41. ..,'�., •, t. ,"la '.in, .tai... !'. yu treat that. as fro ilea remarked in ti p,rasaariug South ;iiuj:30 . n:,or dived•
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headed by a drum and fife Baud. arbor ounistri+rtt. He asked hie liver. the ITnn..t+, it wan laokv the Sxteek"er ed into twenty different g,,veriuenta
Putrotitalite. was observed in all the ora to prove theatet-lroe to be Orange 1.+rnplt'yed a stout healthy page tat the latter North America divided only
preeeeairgl, the head of the process t mon ni very dt esl at,d word. Then eat'ry away the different books from into two nations. A, small eectiou
ion leaving the Agricultural Clrouude ! their noble . refer tt' eu"-d'ia rented ton which Mr. T3leko quoted. (,Laughter.)1 today were wishing to sever convect -
at tete hour appuinted--clic o'clock. G higher platf.�r'o limy it ha.1 over been lie had takeu ground thou which WAS ion with the old laud by a cry for in.
The route taken wan along Albert before. it t.a•+ ,a1 to tit+sak, !raving nprosod to the tutereste of his party, d+,pendonoe but he felt that the beat
lie trusted drat they w held ever re.
main true to tete t)rinoii 1. of their
Order. Let them keep in memory
the deeds of their forefuteere ober-
ish a desire to emulate their notions,
and the Giver of all good -could blees
theta end their!, (Applause).
pro 300 Hepit1 )Toronto) eatd they
D It H NII'iS4�] ('ilii 4Eli FOR %lien the hour for tete ilroeceelou to c,� the to tl eta tl tet ley tgiveg i wettagothar :te a0'ia H,,1 •1►ri;l3,tars of
,.. I lead arrived the ilial al atresia, cruei•tut't t f men flee 16$1 their a, i t. , Q Ia t
t' ('o ivorifnrox,- t fees n c . pre to start r principal
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OS. HUDSON, COMMISSZONEB
t in the Court of Common Pleas—reeds,
i d11a, Mertroges,Leneos,and all forma of agreo-
rnents drawn and executed according to law.
i)FFICE—Litho Centennial Rotel nlook,Ueu+
still, Ontario.
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B. V.1LLIOT,
Ootoborl5,'80 Solicitor, Exoter
MON E"5Y 1 t
I can lend any amount of Money on farm Ee-
ourityato,Gl aad,7 percent.accordiug to tonna
Private Funds a
to Ratteubtiry stre'et; along Batton- only; 3atrly conte Nora poor pri''�tt-rii• and he tele. Willie) said confidently
bury to William atreot ; along Wil- den Ireland, that Ortiegeieus a coupled dint had tho Reformers voted for the
such a low ro,aitiori iu this cofntry bill ntnuy Oraugowen would heave
linin to Outwit) street; down ()Matto
to Albert Street.; thou aloug \'iotorta
to ,;utter etrest,to King erect ; along
1—t to Huron street; along Huron
ay they could honor their race wee -
by not meriting divisions but by re,
miutng a united people (applaneo)
as it did i -t the old country. and if supported `i\Ir. Blake and Ins party, The speaker Bien referred to the
they only kssew ghat their brethren let the next election. Mr. Biake said tapecial object of tbetr gathering. He
in Ireland auffartii to•elay they would that oath -bound secret societies met spoke of the Roman Catholic et:oraa.
to '.Erie street, to Howard; down be bettor mutt than what that' were. not for good, but for evil ; not to keep aliments of late years null regretted
ilowerd to the (hove. Nearly three He was not here to - -ooe Word the peace, but to disturb. it ; but yet that the formation of eeperate acboole
thousand Orangeulen aero in Hue, re. against his Ronan Catholic fellaty that r'olne societies or rirgauiaationeliu had ever been permitted.
presenting the following iodgee :-- oountrymen ; but the pages of history time of trouble vera neoeaaary. He Mr. Thee Farrow NI. P. , congrat.
813 Harmony, Wm Colter, \V I+i, wore blazoned with the dark deeds spoke and voted against the Orange I ulated the assembly for the enccess-
8186 ;3trattard, d Battersby, ti\' M.
they had committed. To -day the bill in order to get the eupport of qui display they had made. In the
759 St Paul"e, Jnu 4Vatsan, W Dl., prirscilales handed down by William, Archbishop Lynch and the Roman House of Coua.mous he had done what
70927 Hibbert, s e Linton, \V M. Prince of Orange, were just as Inuoh Catholic hierarchy. When be de- he could to obtain juges for the
908 Lagan, J Thompson, W Ike, order of which he wan a member. He
1I884 Si Mary's, 0 Bailey, W M,
768 Stratford, R E Martell, W M,
466 Si Mare s, I3 Ray. W its,
618 do R Stewart, W M,
402 Woohaln, Wen Paynter, \V M,
591 Kirktou, W H Paisley, W lei,
592 Granton, 3 Dinsmore, W ltf,
628 Toeswater, G McDavid, W M
815 do B ,Smith W M
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needed, and the y should' be prepared nouueed secret eaoietiea, he was taken
to defend thein with their life's blood, to task Mr. Baker of British Golum:
if need bo. Ile naked thein to snake bin and in anew.tring him he did not
could not blame the Rom an Catholics
so Much for voting avant them that
it their first mut to be followers of the refer to .he Freamasons. Recently ought to be natural, but how iu the
Lord Joo.1 Chriet, and then Orange. the Pope and the Roman Oetholio world a Protestant having the mein.
men ; devote:, to their prsuoiplea of lsieralehy had been emoting the tell:auao of their glorious religion at
the Order. (applause.
JOIIN'IIITE'S ADDRESS.
Bro, John White, NI. P., who was
reoeived with applause, expressed hie
masons and it was a wonder to him
(Mr. White) how Mr. Bioko would get
the support of the Roman Catholics
when he excepted the Freemasons
heart could vote against the Incorpor-
ation Bill he could not nee. The
order was necessary in Canada, and
they should do all in their power
1,189 Kinlough, D McFarland,NI,
M Pleasure at meeting snob a large and { from his remarks. He was also tak: to spread its principals.
Berl W el enthusiastic ttatherutg, preeided over, en to task by the aeocetary of the Tho proceedings, which were of a
Oddfellow's society and to that gent. very successful nature thorougout,
lemon he replied he did not refer to then terminated. Groat crettit is due
Oddfellows. It thus appeared that to ;kir. E. Floody the energetic county
the burden of his remarks was again: secretary for the table manner in which
he completed all the) arrangements for
billeting, epeeist trains, the pubic
mooting, &a.
978 do ii' li ,tai y..
790 Purple, T Stanley. W ial, ' by one of their past Comity Masters,
898 Kinloes, J Armitage, W M,
whom lie head had the privilege of
specialty. (Marva moderate, 1,044 Lueknow, J MoDorook, \\' ee, meeting a quarter of a century sgo in
lI �v IIALL,I3nrriater,Exeter. the Grand Lodge of British North
S Needham, am W'1I
G-LINN ELLIOT, REAL ESTATE
AGENT,
Money to Loan on Farm & Town Property
Atlowostratoe of interest, and on terms to suit
borrowers, A.number of first.eless farms for
sale. Mortgages b-ught rind sold. Office ra
Fanson'sBlock Exeter
J. CLARK. COMMISSIONER
N • in the Court cf Common Pleas --Deeds,
Wille,Mortgagee, Leases, and all forme ofagree
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ments drawn and oxecafedaocorCing to law.
11IoNEr TO LOANON 1L'ALEBTATE. Partieswish -
ingtoborrow money on account ofrocontpur-
chases ofland,or to pay off oxistingmortgagss
illflnd a great saving by giving me a call, Oen
rend money MG and Gt per cent. according to
terms. N.J.OLARK.
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DWELLING HOUSE andouo acre ofland.
situated on the Thames Road,24 miles oast of
Exeter. Goodlargoframe stable and driving
shed ; splendid orchard of choice fruit -bearing
trees; good well and cistern. Suitable for a re-
tired farmer. Will be sold cheap for cash. Ap
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Agent tor Exeter and vicinity,
170 Brevia es t ,
498 do H B MoICay, W M. America. (Che re,), this was dna et the Orange institution. What was
1,226 Kincardine, T Wilson, W M, first visit to the "stem couftien and the past record of tbie;gentleman who
1,828 Amberly, A Shaw, \V M, he wee delighted to see the wideness
932 auburn, T Rutledge, W M, now posed before the world an enemy
of prosperity on every hand. Twelve of protestautiem? Aa a member of
924 Exeter, J Speakman, W141, months ago be had addressed a meet- the ilouaenf'Commone ho foughthard
826 Dashwood, J Gill, W M, ing in the town of Woodstock i and had to get Mr. McKenzie into office
610 Ceutralia, J Neil, W M, 'hero thanked I.he,"•metnber for North Wean the reform government was
145 Goderioh, T Johnston, W iti, Oxford, Mr. James Sutherland, a Ile -
182 do F W Johnston, W el, formed he at first refaced to take a
former, for the manly part he had p y
189 Holmeaville, A Uautelon, W Mtaken iu supporting the incorporation
153 Goderieh, R Tiohborne, W M bill. He was sorry he could not ex.
262 Saltlord, 3 McLean, W M tend a eintiliar courtesy on the pre -
306 Clinton, A Anderson, W M - sent occasion to the members for
24 Bayfield, W W Connor, W i\1 West Huron, Mr. Cameron. troth
308 Hillgreen, W W Flack, W M. these gentlemen were Scotohmen,
1,035 Varna, Wm -Rothwell, W M both Reformers, both Presbyterians.
710 Clinton, A M Todd, W M One, however, was a Protestant in
928 do D Brookville, W M, heart and loirit, anxiona to do what
1,388 Seaforth, J S Wilson, W IMI,
526 Clinton, W MoMuller, W II
813 Leadbury, U Scarlett•, W M
825 Chiselhurst, J Brentnell, W M
There were also Lodges of Orange
Young Britons from Auburn and
Bayfield.
Arrived at the Grove, a delightful
little place for au out -door gathering
a platform bad been erected under
the maples, and which was occupied
by prominent members of the order,
among them being Bro. John White,
M P for East Hastings ; Bro Thomas•
Farrow, M P, ; Bro John Sentient, 0
M, ; Bro John Hewitt, (Toronto) ;
Bro T Cooper, P C M, , Bro F W
Johnston, P C M, ; Rev Bro Taylor,
Bayfield ; Bro E Moody, County sec•
retary, Bro W H Marney, County
treasurer, Bro MoMath, D C and
others.
Miro. Major Conner, of `Bayfield,
presided. He congratulated then! on
the splendid turnout of that day, re
oaiion but final! accepted the port
folia of Minister; of Justine. He had
net hold it long before esserted his
party when the election of 1878 came
he again deserted by going to the old
Oounlry for the good health. (Laugh
ter) When Mr. McKenzie was defeat:
ed he fought the battle question iu Oo:
position as well a+ he could but all the
time he had to contend egainot the
was fair to all parties, the other a intrigues of 111r. Blake and wee finally
time -serving politician who occupied overthrown by him. Mr. McKenzie
the time of the House of Commons in was now broken down in hevlth he
au uncalled-for and unnecessary man- bad been baeely.
ner. There was no church, more an- DESERTED BY HIS FRIENDS,
tagonistio to the Church of Roma, deoposed to make way for the intriger.
There was more honesty atatmanship.
in Mr. McKonzie'slleft fiend than Mr.
Blake's whole body. This was the
Minister of Canada a man who insult,
ed their brethern. who insnites their
Oriiugo ladies and their great order.
;vete they going to permit this?("No,
no.") Let it be theirs to see that
only those were returned to Parliam-
ent who would give them jastioe.(Ap
plebse, and cries we will." They
would not be insulted or trampled up:
on but would hurl bank with scorn
the miserable insinuations made
against them,(Applauee.) Could they
forgive such conduct? No. Forget it?
No. Why should they' not? Beoanse
Mr. Blake was a man who hurt the
feelings of millions of his fellow!. and
thau the Preibyteriau-, and yet Mr.
Cameron, it member of the latter
body, banght emblems to be placed in
R, 0. Churches, not to lead Roman
Catholic.) to heaven, but as a matter
of barter, to catch votes for himself.
(Hear, hear). Another member for
Huron, Sir _Richard Cartwright, ;they
had borrowed from the east, He
sat with the Gni s, but he as much of
a Conservative as Sir John MaaDou-
old, or himself (Nfr. Whitey To -day
Sir Rickard was not at hetno. he was
in brad company (laughter). He had
invested his money in Reform elec-
tions, and doubtless was sextons to re
coup himself by offioe. There was
uo man he (Mr. White) had a kindlier
feeling for the Hon. member for Bast
, J. A. Farrell, of Woodstock, chal-
lenges A. 0. Reid, of Parkhill. to run
hien 120 yards over six hurdles for
$150 or $200 a aide within a week at
Woodstock. The London Free Press
sage that if Reid's leg was in a condi-
tion to permit of a race the challenge
would probably never have appeared
in priut. lel answer to, the above Mr.
Farrell states that at the time he is-
sued his challenge to A. C. Reid, of
Parkhill, he was not aware that any-
thing was wrong with Re;d's leg. He
also says he is willing to wait until
Reid's leg is alt right again to meet
him at auy place Reid may name.
Nellie N etham, wife of the third
baseman of the St. Louis Browns,
formerly of the Loudon Teenmsebs,
swallowed half a pint of chloroform
Saturday, after having written het
husband a letter telling him she for
gave him for his cruelty to hey and
begging him to look after her child, a
boy 4 years old,who was sharing with
her a room in the bk. James hotel,
St. Louie. ;Aftor swallowing the pais-
ou she rushed around the hotel cor-
ridors in search of a chambermaid to
send for a doctor. A physician was
called and his stomach pump saved
the woman's life. The unfortunate
woman was deserted by her husbaud
immediately after a forced mar-
riage in Boston five years ago. La.
thank declined to have anything to say
to her, and wilt•give up ball playing
for ever.