HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1884-7-17, Page 3he Fuger VMS.
.pUURSDAY, JULY 17, 1884.
Taft Boundary Awisra has been decided ltd
verse to the Mowat Goyernrnent.
/ The Scott ,trot.
Another shot was fired in Exeter,
on•'Putrsday night an ;the rattans$ of
the Scott Act }]arty of this °minty.
til be Rall w * tschll131 tett' filen 'X'hc4 i 11 nor treffc wile rever it was. lit in
;rlAv, . Morrow appes;red tan behalf p A
of elle attar Act A llian°e of Heron, force, but even then was only a step-
enn .ltd. Geo. n oir on behalf of to . piing crone to entire and uuivereal pro
Lie. ►rTiltexeata. Whitler throughout the edealeDemi)).
Mita the platform were the follow- on•
laden ever yet enacted, Mr, Moir had 47411010.1V
e sale
admitted the great evils. of xntempor-
Iwoa himself, but bad proposed no
remedy but tbe°ontiuueti°n oldie stateof things already existing, but that he
lama. dome before the'audieues as the
representative of the hoots Act Ali -
game of the County of Huron, to pro- '%' Q
pose and advocate as s remedy for VILLAGE OF EXE l E11.
doe terrible ,erste of things—the adopt
non of the Canedm Tetlaperauce Act,
which to all intents and purposes '("1f NDEIU and by virtue of a Power of
meant entire prohibition of the retail V Sala contarne•1 in a certain Iudeuture
p of �1•orfage, dated Gtli foxellsller, A. 3s..,
1880, hh11k,k by Jolni Sanders, (Mary nn
Sanders, hie wife ioiuing therein to bar her -
Dower,) to the Vendor, default baring been
made in the payment thereof, there will be
sold by PUBLIC AUCTION at the CM
M- TEAL HOTELS in the VILLAGE OF
iD The Rex. O. letoher (Presby- He Qouoltad+F4 with a powerful ap- leX Tl:it, by 31e, .levies Orx;,•,Atictieneer,
to r) in the °hair, supported on peal to the elector° in behalf of the on
INS
- —IN THE---
either either side by 11)611,0u. Mum Act, and t°°k his heat "aid at1 out -
Pascoe Lana .11iekeon Veale land burst of enthusiastic Applause. A WEDNESDAY, 30th day of JURE, 1004
vera bdiu ellbmi ted tot a audience-
. (Methodists) Rev. liar. Martial . 8 . At Tlixett o'clock p. m., subject to such colr-
far and a alnst the Aot—re8ulted lire. dRions as snail then be reeducate the follow.
(Preabylerian) bele(;, we are inforiirl::- " $ ip valneble trials. a property. viz
id, anievt'rftlabl prevented from bail 'Uteierlty as nearly u could be judged all g p pe y
y l• g of between 2 and 8 to 1 in its favor. Altana singular that Certain parcel or tract
Tile meetinng which lasted nearly of land and premises, situate. lying and be -
i.11 anal 'FO41nee of 0nt,tr• 1 eontalnfn�
jn efi£ nt.
The Rev. Mr. ntieksou opened alae
meether nit!' sprayer. An an Hour
8 Imre ware very orderly. and wae long in the Village of Exeter, ,n the County of
win;allotFtl to \ir. Moir to reply. • dieluiFacd by the Rex, Mr. Powt'°a`a by almea ar mcnt TARFIa'FIFTIIS of as
Ur. alorroty .t.1.11t-Asl)d the audience l'r'ottotuueiog lite benedi ti°u
i?ROPERTY t'.ILl1'
For Sale:
A comfortable tame dwellteg, one .AM is
hal; Story, standing ou of an acre of hina
situated:ou Andrew St -Title clear For flail
parttoulars, apply to MR GEORGE MOM,
'iO Eine-st., gait. Uamine n C
For Sale.
.'A welleuishedaitdconvenient Dwellin Bqu .
and Lot oulfuron Street, East of Main street
k;teter.
For particularsapely to
AIR. R. V ELLIOT.
Solicitor Ito,
Exeter
WANTED-. TVNIS N 8
view i Saperier Canada Naps Charts
As paying, As any agent is the world. For
full particulars, (see, address. XL. C. TUNXSOIi
Map Publisher 088Riohwond•st."i.ondon.Ont.
The SeegraiUUer Plows.
$. rC vM E
Having decided to close his present tae of
the aitiwve plans, v.111 eell
t' , • P ANTO
acre, >,< the .Sa,i:1•'nora or less. being corn- 11011 $13 CASH, and $14 OK TIM
atetiug the object of Ilia appearing be- Erica far 8peil:ll Pnpils.
in a speech of about f++ray five minutes, Es.t of I.,t,'.�i',uier FIFTY-FIVE u ah
Bert e,da of :Mul•
der
it• :+•( Ann.
etrt•et ,, the e..41 \'is. t e ••! Lx: to, 0331:
fare them and r•i.ulvino the evils re,; 1. Be euepiaioua of all their motives. d.:r'; en;:,3'.t
;tutu:" f;+.,tl the Iloeusod liquor tref.12.
R' igen fI htiref occurs ;tniong your Tb. laud ie eTh i ly situate,: fur bu:
}rl1} rt . } lin, h aTI en ti } 1n 1t with p
rat t+i ^'� ' ••Cil the war was waged e(U14 severity—the t n :l h;,< wile wag portion; . f the i,tln►n, In Vied' Of extensive alter.; 'T
n.
end rte•. +seas 1114 individual* who forced into it FA self tlefenio its severe. °Itir:,tt� c i > 'it's+jtit+t !n stiill
]night ineidentaliy ba connected with � ly as the 1ubbteety sehieo6e alrtl t►lllty For (miler patii,,tlsr,-;,t; l�lc t•> . ;ti10]1S in our j1YE+lYl1RQS we purti. s i, t+ . t, : l,trel;aF4 will do
wee picked e t with he neer es i. + days 'tl* `
BROTHERS'
FOR ,.0 DAYS.
The rl•;:; tau l ,� tee beeleitte, ones,
}ding ` iso Ilar,.i,li,lt: b+� r!. •l , to f£ w deer
r• s t Q. get wy an aryl in elet•n r,•xitr+itt• ti alto buttirrse Fruth et tl, nr iTket.-
it. 1 1 " >, l tt 11 1 ` tl tl ! til' S. ! I l lu1 'Will (der f01 the 138x (3alai .g1 •1f „ , t ilea
Mr. Moir. renew. t1. ttcoet.y'lug rhe'" purpose of nllippiir. hint. 9 Never ` \",,.:. "'c:t.:. t)ttrt 11x, PO13 Ei.3t.
tins, altor.£-i1 iWZ' 1'y travelling from i seem to believe a pu}ail unlN: , r':rt:•-e 1,..,..,.1 Tale; 1 ^ it, !eel.
T•,acttr j!=llnE3lltaEt reductions in all
Iris st ratio •ilte to t>,• tree. 1t•:Rnttt nit•
Cltte2e'r of �iunniter Tory Goods LAB-DINEJ
nom.) tc. 011,4,...m4
�1ic11v'au regent- � , •_;". . ,�V ale' • .
'P i AS ]lore, an,l vtltl tv'D+ �r'nl ein ' , !ale., r
Luiz statrr,u + t.t };r'+ye that }+ruhib- e 1uai:tnt- ln:.n; of tl,s nt i'";;€;311. lnr,>-
It will payyou to call on 115. j�.T �, �{()IL
tion Wag n'tallurl+. nett that in the questa ori' 1°ni coir ir+:,;l p'irent . n:, Particulars next' '� t ok. t ti �E� r r L
State cf Mettle ]]bora time was cora• Diaster how: r.'•1 vnahlo they that' h1,
milted kluge the atloptit:tn of tiro Att don't grant Om If ytet can aeo'..1 i:,
than beft)r+, -.nettle 3 slot ttpilaions of furan the eltil•keit 10 meter stand goat
for **•tat_; anti si'tliel gilt t t ,l-+ts,: t tat bees?.
su pot Magi. tt;ttt,a n:�tl others e1 lin: entre-1 the al Jen,'.h ru.�' _'4'1104. '
t+nPleolc ,�r the p£,ritit+'i. lin omit re � or il►ti tattler anti tin;; hu,t°11:r." N''tIA
faced to ti thee girl tt, the Sul,tt dot l
Nr
11L* tI t%I 4 0 mut-1) tat \ It blip ar res+ -
re in force, llsetrt!:tirli'"E.'th tt mare it- ; in the eyes of your r'eDl li,l;t� vi b,, ab:o
quer tsaa a v. 'Lae d aft that county to i1i-re;;ar.1 tilt* ni+ito,i tri :leer 1+:trr.t:,. , {�� �, �• r q
adottt'�1t. lel lt`•rtlt•.;tiy 1.0 tier t•t something in swat 11.it,ri- pens ►.1..'i s, • t y • ..-,ti S,.--..t-P o f ,�.-- 5:,
home to pct,vu that repressive mea.• • "C,tiiart• attar t,•t c;aeh ri.ifclilt•, ,Y t
tai' Well afford til w. Alli : Ow !. • ,:a;
lire+ welt, a f„;:alit', ne rt=fPrrell to t!'@ ; of a L'hihl 1" ,. i, way ft„ tit 4,tt.e! "1
separation of the 1. •liar steres from. the boisterous laugh it viii gain.
rROP�R�Y
t. Lie cutNantly stn ilAo WAWA bi tiu•l at .
IN t d
under the :let thee it e} l aria tri Ire :Af
e
'r�,131e 1. AND 11 VIRTUE OF'
,* . , est • a t•'rtatu
Ilia groceries ill ti. ie place, att.tsngq anion^" that aid's' Irl?1'•r. Aortai Iy,lt y "*«.1„':',„4:161,11.0114; l,tm.i.rr.
that those who at that time refuted to' •'g+zntr",:f• :z re. .• b t -t .,•.•. ilsa.tl, 4.' ala
- -�•� �+*•••,+Rh- �► *N�•""-- Bauer. le `R ifs. r Matte 11 a kht 10 bar her Dow.
rit1 that petition tl icl been (tanotlua'd t r:a dtf:',..0,-.1 in in 1, t+clr its il:.• t agretc,.F
as were thoae opposing the Sault Act ; ti,.,ltt`r.t':tl.• hill Fteo14 by
today AO no friends of tem erance,l The cn Can„
b a }]repo ,.t+Ihhaoaf P1"'l;l.0111! ALA TION
!t EIaTltiltnn, Oan., ball betel n salt} what
but in the event they bate -beet] dole case of a lira, anal t;n, when
some At.IrI tt 11t:lti .11trl't I.tntlat•V1I,l,at;t: of
proven to be in alto right, as he ]lad vrood'vurk •broke •into Mane froze the' ,ttltr. F1.inttuRt iPt.f FfA3,Ira Alli, 7.1,1 111n
been welting to several loading tern- t heat of a stove -tripe., they coolly aria 11.reer a rune — net ewer -tin
, ' t , + t e following vale.-
able rreehand Pral.erty, sir.:
a premftea
peraucs nlOn who bail signed the p9• steadily formed files under alio t}art=ettl�n TUESDAY 2Oth day of JULY 1884
the change and dray hall admitted
o go;hot i fu the, taut of- t and ting, tell unem ,
1119 0,]lad done bet fUS( UV tt'tt.0f altoiri'1Dtbn . ttT.vo(1ti,x1:1+•1,1..•"0.3s.vttosuckcomditluna
rst.hattantn5) 1rrd,u .1,tb F�
made things worse thein before. (Thin
last question can better ee settled he -
]fora people, 1Authat ltarcrier_-e__ __
;ween the speaker and these more ini l p •, aduter and chiltlrem arettunb l ettuatet Farm 10111 ir,q in the Township of
led with costrvteness than with any title°► Iiay,into.cemeltyofBuren.ant.Province of
hllellilltely concerned.) ailment. Dr. Henry Uaxte'r's Mandrake Bit -1 t)ntario. wets]„ fDg by a ilesIt urCment trcven•
feta will euro costiveness and prevent the itom'npnal tion vES'i IIA F of LOTNr311t742i
diseases which result from it. Twia,iu the LANE ROAD LAST CO:;i.LeS-
i ION or the en id Totensbip Wiley.
•
1 There are about 55:im•ca cleared, and a small
orchard.
Totttart4eke couolueiou of his speech
he road a number of extracts from
statements made by parties examined
by a ppeolai committee appgrinted to
take evidence upon the working of the
probibitoey law. In name one of
these, -after giving the audience a
a1sU$e which ryas favorable to the
prc*h ztory'side cf the question, be
•tapped and sitid that if his opponent
were reading the extract he would go
no farther, but atopyhete—as that was
the way the Slott Act advocates al-
ways did --hat they always garbled
the evidence to suit their own purpos-
es. During the delivery of his epeech
Mr. Moir Was repeatedly applauded,
Mr. Morrow upon rising said the
was very happy to have theopportun
ily of replying to Mr. Moir, for that
throughout all the campaigns in
whiob.he bad taken part, so far, he
bad never yet met a resldeat of any
of the counties, who could be induced
let take the platform in favor of the li-
quor interest, and scarcely to occupy
the chair ; that wherever he had
been he bad only to contend with the
hired speakers of the traffic brought
from a distance, who, like Mr. Moir,
took great pains at the begioniug of
their addresses to eonvicce the audi-
ence that they were temperanoe men
and the representative*f the true
tetnperauce party.
He then gave inetanoes in which
these claims were put forward, one
that of Mr. .Bell—not of Exeter but
of:Dundee—wino honestly coufessed
that lie was a drinking man, and the
other of a Mr. Davis wile was known
to be a member of a large wholesale
whiskey firm in Hamilton. He then
said that for himself he never yet had.
been under the necessity of telling his
audience that he was a temperance
nae. He then adtninistored a severe
castigation tothe previous speaker for
the uncalled for and uujuetifiable
charge lie had made against biro, of
garbling and falsifying tbo record,
completely turning the tables upon
his opponent. Mr. Moir had also
Paid that in his (Mr. Morrow's) first
speech he had ‘said nothing, palling
for reply. Mo. Morrow then gave the
skeleton of his first address in which
ho had proven beyond the possibility
of contradiction that the record of the
traffic all down the years was one of
no good conferred, but resulted alone
in pauperism, misery and crime, and
that in spite of ell the license legis -
A Wide Awake Druggist
Mr. C. Lutz' always{ wide awake in bust.
uess,and spares no pains to secure the bats
of very artiolaln his line. Ile has secured
the agency for the celebrated Dr.Xing's Now
Discovery for Ooneumption. The only certain
cure known for consumption, oeugbs,calds,
hoarseness asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, or
any affection, of the throat arta lungs. Sold
on a positive ggn� rrantee.Will give yon a trial
bottle free. Begnlat size.a1 •8
NEVER GIVE UI;
It you aro templed with low and depressed
spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, die,
ordered blood weak constitution,beadache,or
any disease of a billious nature. by all means
procure a bottle .of Electric Bitters. Yon will
besurprised to see therapidirupror ement that
will follow,you will be inspired with new Life;
strength and activity will return; pain and
energy will cease, andhencefortll you will re -
ince in the praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at
0 Lute's, Drug Store,•
0
MOW 4620:11:1121:10111/01111111,
MARKETR EPORTS.
(Oorroctod at 5 o'clock p.m. Wednesday,)
,'ALL IVEMAT
WhittWho a,
Lied •-• ^• -•-
White Wheat New
Red Wheat New ,,.
H4n1No VELA
Pita (now)
Harley ..-
Oats
Glover Seed
Timothy
Peas
Corn
allies •
Butte,
Flour perbbl.
Potatoes,pet. bag
Apples,per bag
DriedAppiospr b
tteeee per lb.
Turkey per lb
Ducks per pr
Chickens per pr
Etogs,drossedper100
Beef
Hidosrouhg, ,.. ,..
dressed ...
Sheepskins ,omob
Oailskins
Wool per lb ...
Roy per ton
Onionsierbusit
Wood per cord
105to108
1 04 t o 1 08
000 to 102
000 to 100
3.05 to 130
050 to 050
055 to 085
700 to 740
125 to 200
065to070
w. 0 60 to 0 65
014to014
010 to 030
500 to 550
055 to 060
0 70 to 0 75
000 to 008
005 to 000
007 to 006
050 to 0 55
025 to 030
700 to7550
500 to600
500 to 600
650 to 675
000to100
050to070
010t0020
, 800 to 9 00
,., 060to075
800to850
TIMEJ,1TS VALUE.
To -day is ours, why should wo care ?
To -day is ours, why should wo fear ?
To -day is ours, why should we sorrow ?
For the gods belong tomorrow,
Therefore for to -day, chew Gold Coin Tob-
The Laud blot good quality and well sitr.at
ed,beisg about 4 miles from the thriving village
of Zurich, and within half a milo of a School
Mouse and Post Ofice:
For !tailor pal tlrnlar.;Apily to the Auction-
eer, or to 1115.21. V„'aLLIOT,
Vendor's Solicitor,
Dated 7th July, 1884. Exeter.
THE GPTAT,
Industrial Fair 1
--- ---AND
SETAE -CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
1884.
Of Live Stock, Poultry, Dairy, Agricultural
and Horticultural Products, Implements,
and lfanfaetmrce of all Kinds.
•
RA1TTO]T BROS. ° AIt 1Elw>, illlwi. elii,liS. AND
9l;ri ,t•l: a r ac t cry , ar>tt 'owe their r..,t,<i, 1 r. n.::...
I.A 1:t1141 N E
11:45, 1 Hca i ` a ,1t a i, :'tiny cehits
I. thine ata al ,13* A i'ixilr3,11 reit, atlr�" .ti:iet++e'rrt Antall
. very, _t,,•tal, •r. it
ba A ,*
mit i will out.
wool 1itr•4,., 34. or ca t5rc l anti warm -tett nt-,t
! to el;l3 t f $171:i -, t ai t rr�" You will
Fisc,;:.:'"e, .,,,,b.gt',•.tall T %it 0114 you
t> dl .. at.'tlii..Z.. fat a 13a•z .. indeetnane
.,.staso:$n<Siu'rtt;i'ttwrl' I,S�
__—Zi�iWl:t` --- -
N.H.DOWNS' •'
Vi011T611S samosa
JELIXIR8
w 13as stood the test for F1rrr•TsiRr'a Z
'vi YEARS, and has proved itself the best U'
Zremedy known for the cure of ,m-
o Consumption, Coughs, ?..<
° Colds,Whooping Cough "
and ali Lung Dlseasesin
young or old. SOLD Evut:rwhuras,
, Price 25o. and $1,00 per Bottle.
„._ DOWNS' ELIXIR
TUE NEW
`INVTNCI LE'
TORONTO,
SEPTEMBER the loth to the 20th, STEAM
The hug( etPrize List in the Dominion, IS TEE
Ptize Lists and Entry Forms can be obtained
from tl, a Secretaries of all Agricultural Societ-
ies and Mechanic .' Institutes, or they will be
sent anywhere on omeleoiron by poet card to
the Secretary., at Toro,.to. Entries 01010 Aug -
us tilfirti
ueust2,9rt1. This will be the
GRANDEST
EVENT
Cl Toronto's Semi•Ceutennitu year.
AN IMMENSE PROGRAMME
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS,
is boing preparea for that Mine, 'Cheap pates
and Excursions on. all Railways. The bust time
to visit tho city of Toronto. Wait for it
J. WITHROW. President.
H, J HILL, and Secretary,
Toronto.
ueoo is the best. _
Every bottle: of Arnica &Oilldniment sold"
is: warranted by the proprietors to give satis-
faction or money will be refunded.
Survival of the fitest. Down's Elixir has
11CNNENT OG TENNENT, Voted.
nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College , To ton
to, base op• .enecl an o1Uce
for the treat menti of all
Dom esti° All
mals, on Main
Street. Eao•ter. Calls from
outlived "every other cough remedy simply a distance - -' promptly at
always on hand,
because it is the best. tended tMedicines fet Horses, esttte, &c•
11140.1.„
1 Bras. . Ca,, Toronto,
44011 SAL1: BY-'
BISSb TT :'slil.l:a , Exert 1. ;
J. EILIii.I3 :It SON, Crctitton
McDONET,L tC W AUGH. Hensel].
The Marrsae Looming Glass
For Every :tauter] Couple,
While it will hurt no tingle ratan or woman
to read this peculiar beck. yet to aU ;rho for
the stat time e'Oter the urarritti state it is
simply aNLCKS:SITY. They roust Have it
nor can tho conteutt be given here, but it 1 •
enough to ..ay the book coutafna all the sec
retsrelating t.a newly marriodcouples. Others.
who order it will have tit bear the cunsegnen-
tes,aeitit, only lntendedfor those who wish
to know how to act atter the knot fa tied.
.+very emelt Couple should hove it. and as it
colts o..ly a paltry 23 cents. or 3 for 50 ate.
Every one can hare it by remitting stamps or
silver and this slip to -
AW EZ .NEY, Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia
Clearing Sale !
Bath's Cls. Stand.
(2 Doo•e north of Pest Office)
Butter and Eggs Wanted
IIS Exeliange for Goons.
We are selling Goods at Wholesale prices.
A nice assortment of Dress Goods, Beady -
made Clothing, Sugars, Teas, Currants and
Raisins, at a reduction of 25 per cent. on
former prices ; Cashmeres 25 to 50e., Prints
5 to 10e.. Nuns Veiling 15 to20o ; all shades
1 in Figured Buntings 10 to 12c.; Kid Gloves
for 75c. worth $1.25 ; Parasols, 25c to $1 ;
Children's Hose 5 to 10e; Men's Stiff Felt
1 Hats, 750.; Soft, 50e, up ; Overcoats, $$4, 50
and $ 7 ; Tweed Suit 56.50 ; Coat $3 ; Pants
$2 ; Tweed from 50 to 75e; Boots and Shoes
KING of ALL WASHERS
(Patented in Canada, July 13,1880.)
Mr. 0. Rau wishes to inform the iuhabi
tants of 'Exeter and viemity, that he has sole (� (�
right of this washer for Huron County, and New .Drug Store
also that he has appointed lair. Robs.. Pickard
agent for Exeter, and any person wishing to
see the Machine, will please call at the Exeter
Tea Store. It was thoroughly tested, and its
merits approved before the patent was ap •
plied tor, It has since been placed in com-
petition with a great many washe, s of note,
and in every instance proved its superiority.
It is, without a doubt, the most perfect in
action over invented ; the improvements are
prominent and well defined ; they are Lot
imitations with a slight change of parts of
some old played out patents, such as the
publics are often fleeced with by Patent Right
sharks, but they compose an original and
genuine invention, containing distinctive
features, which are fully sot forth and claim-
ed in a legal patent that will keep infringers
at'a distance.
Few Reasons why the.tInvncible' is Best
1st. Only one-gnarter the amount of soap
esoct as with other machines.
2nd, Only one-fourth the fuel
3rd, No labor .in comparison with th
machines.
4th. 'No wear and„ tear, as steam and soap
are the prircipal agents.
5th. It requires only one-fourth the time
to do a washing. •
6th. The house is not, in au uproar with
slops, washtubs, pots and pans, at least one
day out of each week
0. RAU, R. PICKARD, Agent,
Oreditoo, Exeter.
May 20th.
at very low prices.
JOHN MATHESON.
W. H. COULSON,
Would inform the inhabitants of the sur
rounding country that he has opened out
In Hepburn's Old Stand, ,
A Complete New Stoci
—OF—
Drugs, Chemicals,
Patent Medicines,
Dye -Stuffs, Spices,
Perfumery,
Fancy Articles,
Flavouring Extracts
Special Attention given to Dispensing..
Remember the place,
W. H. COULSON,
Corner Store, Opposite Central Hotel.