The Exeter Times, 1884-9-11, Page 3he foie
Imes.
Vitus 0111-
meioa/ionin our WWIIrence to lo
ootemlast
stent/, we nein state aha! we bad no
THURSDAY. SEPT. 11, 1884 smog wheie er to do with Fred's
oamwnuioetion beyond publishing ie,
THE C°4111"(i RECEPT (1N.
end if the eomrnuoioatioIr contained
misstalemeats, the Stsnlakes and
The xseopticn to be Aeaorded Mr. Fared will have to g/;tit out, land
Mowat in Toronto, promiees to be a this Fred seems guilts willing to do,
grand affair. Mr. Moria is said to SS he lute in this issue of the Dugs
have sailed from-Englsnd on August over his own signsiure tak.n upon
28th. lie should tberefora Arrive el himself all reeponsibilily of hie form-
Tosollto by the 81h or 9111 of Ihis er assertions. It Masers.. Slaolake
month. nut his friends have errang- doubt -be troth of our sssrextion when
ed that he shell not put in *Pepper. we say we did not writs the 0013211111 -
Awe until a week laier, when the Ex. neat on and will take the trouble to
hibition will be in full swing, pbe step unto the office w,e Will eb w them
m
objeol of Shia arrangantent is, no the menusotipt. Aud as for being
doubt, to convey the false impression romp 'beguile they did not publish
that the people visiting Toronto and their communication in . the. Tutu
Attending the fair are there for the tliay vera sten mistaken, se we wens
purpose of honoring Mr. Mewat, pleased to know shat they published
But what he has done la entitle hint
to all than demouetration, it is haul to
see. That the boundary lies been de-
fined by a oarnpetsuI anti ilii t au•
thority to true, but it was only after
five years of coaxing that be aopsenl-
.ea to submit the (potion to that
authority. He appealed to the pen.
vie to sustain hire in We rattiest to
submit the question, end worked
popular ezoitetneat up to a. dangeroua pitch ; then, when he bad gained
his point, and been snetained by
Ontayr.e•a•o, he agrees. to the pro-
positions which Sir Jobe Macdonald
had been bolding out for years.. The
result is that the question-ruade a
deugerrous one by Mr. !dowel -is An
ally settled. Who, then, deserves
oredit,'the mean who periistentiy re.
forma for years to come to terms, or
the moa who made the propositioo
which was eventually accepted when
the boundary question was useful no
longer as a political cry f What
wonder haat sensible people wand to
know how Mr. Mowet is entitled 10
any honor for his share in settling a
dispute which be prolonged so many
pima.
la -PREMIER AGAIN.
Mr. Mackeuaie it `trip to the North-
Week
'orih-West hes completely cured him of his
political dyspepsia. The railway
which a few months ago was regarded
by him ae a monstrosity ii now, in
kis own words, 14 'e wonderful wank."
The soil which he took so muoh pains
to describe in 1877 as arid and unpro
duative is now aotnowledged by Lint
to be extremely fertile. Listen to
his statement et a public pleating in
Winnipeg
Bt. bferys beats the record for long
distance bioyotrt riding. One day is.
oeutly Mr. T. M. Herrieou rode from
that town to (roderieb and retnruedi
via Anderson. Frenoislow., Brno,-
and Beyfield.114 miles, in 15 hours.
iding time 14 hours end 10 minutes.
Immediately atter this he rode to A13*
devote) and back, 16 Miles.. Total foe
the day 190 utile., (cyclometer regia,
tering 1821.) Total riding time 17
fours 6 minutes.
Those are Solid.
Tho best loodpurifier and systemregulator'.
ever pieced within the reach of sufferinghu.,
inanity. truly is Electric Bitters. Inactivity of
that verbiliouanoss,jaundiee, cm404,1141914weak icrdn,eys,^or any diseaseof tne•uriarnjr
orgaeis,er whoever requiresau appetizer,tortie
or mita stimulant. will always dud Electric
Bittern the beat andonly certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly, every bottle
guaranteed to giveentiresatisfaetion ormunoy
refunded. Scold at dlty cants a bettlo ble.
it in the paper best adapted for such juts, a
epistles, We would oleo remind tate
Line day loot week Mr. Gibb, V. S„
SI, Marys, cut a tumor from the:
Moulder of a. two•ttear-old steer be.
to Mr. W. 11. Slack, of Rlsnshard,
The tumor turuedthe ecalee at 104
pouind%
Tits coaling Presidentialelection in A Wide &W DrtRguat
Stenlalre;Broe, that we did not stele
Met Fred lived half a mile or a mile
from Sodom, but, that he wan not far
*wee when the horse watt stopped,
We bare done the Sodomites no in.
justice, no do we wish to.
"e Ho might say that the fertility of the
soil was an undoubted foot ; and that there
was a very small percentage indeed! in what
had been considered the arid districts, that
was not eminently capable of cultivation. lie
hadparticulletly noted this in various places
that be bad supposed from previous examin-
ations to be somewhat arid, but which were,
to a great extent, now agricultural. He now
stated that the entire country, almost, could
be cultivated, and with great advantage."
• And again ;-
the 'United Shies Rill soya �ar10 pa
pertivu Mr, C. Utz is always wide awake to bnni-
g' neat and spares ras
r ' t° Secure the beta
of some innterresl to the people of that of'tory article b2 hta lino, He bas secured
000alry. /rra, eetiva of the rerun of the agency for the celebrated Dr.Eing's New
P Discovery for Consumption, The only certain
the contest. The advocates of probi• cora known for consumption, o3uebs,colds,
bilion urine that the country hu made hoarseness asthma, hay foyer, bronchitis, or
such rapid progress for the last four .my affection of the throat and lungs. Sold l
Tears in .fOTOt of prohibition es to ou a positive gurantee,Will give yon a trial
� 1?' bottlA rase, Tissular+fro �> 3.
testify them in putting a prohibition ...
candidate in the field. This they kiore people, adults sun oluldron metros*
hue done in the priori of name- lid with Marcum than with any outer
+oar SI. John, of Iowa. Iu 1880. aiintent. Ax. Henri• llaxtsr'a Ddaudrak+i /lit.
when Neal Dow ran as , a rohibition fora will euro eestirariegs oust parent 11131
� diaessea which reemlt fxotn it.
candidate, he polled only 10,600
voter. It war A meagre exhibit ---11 a
true one --of the feeling of the conn.
try in favoo of prohibition. Twenty-
one States did not oast a aingle vote
in his favor. It is doubtful tf the
vote to be ease for St. John will be a
fair indicetieu of the prohibition sen-
aimanl in the States. but it .sill be
" He bad heard before . ieav nglaome that
is the neighborhood of the great rancho's of
the West the land was thoroughly unsuited
to .agricultural purposes ; but when they
reached Calgary they aaoerteined from ooular
demonstration that the finest orbits in the
e
North-West w•regrowing there. $ naw
oats in which he was able to bide himself ;
:and barley, wheat and oats of enormous pro -
;netnews. Ail the grain seemed to be of the
,mostsatisfactory description. do one field
:a man had grown oats for aix yearn 'aucoess-
rtvely, and the 'present crop would, average 60
-or 70 bushels pet acre."
Not only is the° 'North:West rich
idram an agricultural point of view,but
its fuel is inszhaustibte. 'Mr. Mae-
kenzie;epeakar ss. enthusiastioally'suit
truthfully about the pool deposits,
•that it */most looks as if he had turn
• vd Tory
" Igothing had struck him so much in pas
sing through the great country to the west,
besides the depth and strength of the soil, as
the perfect independence of the settlers in
most district's. He had visited the coal
shines of the gasltatohewan, near Medicine
Hat, and bad been enabled to see some of
the wondrous mineral wealth Ibis eountry
contained. The amount of this wealth. was
perfectly incomprehensible to anyone. The
.,coal fields were hundred of'miles in extent
,and at one place above Edmonton the river
passed through` a seam of coal forty feet in
•,tbieknese." r
Mr. Mackenzie thinks the system
,of ranching might. be profitably
>:abandoned in ,the North-West; but he
Tears it was entered into in good faith
the Government believing the ' lands
wets .better suited 'far pastnre thin
'cultivation. On. one point the ex -
rimier appears to be eery decided.
.Be is; opposed to Sir Richard. Uart.
wright's independence nonsenee. Re
told • the people of Winnipeg " i1
would be a, great disadvantage if Bri-
tain should break np her colonial sys-
tem, and it became us as zealous
Britons to exercise whatever influence
we have in preventing such a Mil:
trophe." This wake a quiet snub to
the pompous Si* Btobhrd, who Was
sitting on the platfor=m.
Is ie quite evi ent a . r. tic en -
MUKBTR SPORTS.
(Corraoted ate o'clock p.ut. Wednesday,)
rata• waas+x
WUit0WOoS1 ,. 073 to 0 76
Bea•.. ... 07319070
White Wheat New .., ... 0 73 to 0 76
Red WheatNew ... .,. 0 73 to 078
e rattle !mom
the only available meaue of express• s.3' fe (new) .. ,.. 0 75 ko 0 77
tlerloy ... 050 to 055
ibg public opinion. A cotperiaon of onto . .. ,.. .., o b5 10 o si
the Dowvotoin 1880 and the St. John T omvcohqaA
,°, 7 00 so 7 aro
.,. ... 1 25 aro 2 W
TOO ill 18841wi11 be the only Mes=s of i'ese ... ..: .. ... 060t00451.
OOrn ... .. -. .., 0 00 to o as
forming an opinion on the progress ag g ... "• ;:. c is co a is
of the prohibition eentinoenl in the „; .,. ... 5 onto s So
... .,. .,. 0 5$ to 000
... .,. 0 70 to 0 75
., ... ... 005%0006
.. ... ... 005 to 005
... 00710006
... 05010 085'
... 025to060
«. 900 to 750
. 500 toeao
".500toa00
650to075
... 000t0.1 00
maws pUnOTddinIpvtF
UnitedStaten tQh
e
and Cs nsde Aar a•Nr't'ion. non.
4opporkintemper aeoe.0ra.l#1,i9;eaaoPatibild1,
eta. Advise frac. MetyointI£TOsix WrD,,Sworld lu la7
Broadway, Net'rr York.
WANTE
,A►GE$TS
-..Le sen
TUSISONIS
Ielr C Superior Gia lips & Chis
As paying** our money in ib. world. I or
full pearticulare, tree. adore/m.1f. C...1111110O2K
Map Pubitsber 8813iohmoxed st.1 ondon, Ont.
McMartin ZiosIbleClass
Y'or Every kt,sri•d Couple,
While11 will hart no single man or women
to read shi a pecaliar book, yt to ,ell who for
the nrat time enter tots. married state it i•
siQpl1aNEUESSIT. They moat bare it
nor earn toe content" be siren here, but it 1
•ogngh to say the book contains all the See
rate relating iu
to newly .rriedoonpl•s. Others
wbo order;,sill have to bear be 090H•Qn•n.
COI, as itis onlr intended for Muss wbo wish
to naw barn to ant alter the knot is
as 3k tied.
o know bow e�pl.rieould leave it, sad
costs fu.iy a paltry iia cents. or 3 for 50 eta.
113
/Ivory one can have it byIon:Attar stampser
Slifer and tpia el la
AW x1rNsix, rata ' Lia
AIN'T THEY ?
TTAT 18 PDS* WHAT
REE 111133 117
NEUr,ao.
United States. Oanadian probibt•
%ionistis will watch with interest the
vote to be cast. for Si. John.
IT is said that au effort iiabout to
be made to dispose Mi. Blake its
leader of the, Opposition at Ottawa,
and put Mr. Menai in hie place,
hoax Tome, of Goderiob, bas de -
aided that the Dominion Lioense Ani
is in full force, and has .gnsebed the
conviction of one Theobald, bolding
a ,Dominion license, and charged,
notwithstanding, with selling without
•* license;
r •rbbi.
Potatoe.,per bag
apples, per bag
ArtedAppleepr b
Geese per lb.
Turkey per lb
Booing par pr ••
Chickens per pr
Hoge,drassedpert00"
Beef ,••
Htdega sae 'd ., ..
Sheeppskins,eaolr
()Waking
Wool per lb ..
Ss. per ton
Ontonsuerbuah- .,.
Weo per cord
... 050 to 0 to
010to020
• 700to800
.., 0 60 to 9.73
• 80010380
FALL SHOWS.
•
Ptovineqial, et Ottawa. from Sept. 22 to 27;
Indnitfiat, at Toronto, from Sept.10 to 20.
Gey, at�Brusssela London,
September 32 to 27.
West Huron, atooderiob, Sept, 23 and 24.
Buliett, at Clinton October 1 ana u.
Stephen and Orborne, at Exeter, October 6 A 7.
n i9
i@ad
b September
Hay,set8urto ,
South Huron, at Seafortb, October 9 and O.
Tsrt Id* nr10o of wheat this seasoan ato,fth Perth, at St. Marls, Oatober 7 and 8.
North Perth, at a3tratlord, Ortober2 and S.
will h v effect f b ok the Fullers t chill ten Cornea ()debar o.
hay.°
Inc e eo 0 0 e lug, . e on a ar ,
rash :lo the west., Witb'wheat al one Mitohetl,eptemver 23 ant 24:
dollar a kasha/, grain' ;growing on the
prsirieapaid halter than mixed farm-
ing
arm-
inginOntario.' With, wheat at fifty
oenie;:whioh is expected to be the
ruling pride in the western wheat
growing dispirits as .compared with.
prices of other produots the. Ontario
farmer has so very muoh the best of
it that he frill bo likely to stay at
home
Mr.. Alex: Kennedy, of Prospect
Hill,' h *pellucid a -two hundred
acre. far.ia Downie township,, near
Stretrofit; for $18,250.
house and three burns belonging
to }..I *Caffrey, of 1stcohcession of
Biddnlph,.'wwipe totally destroyed' by
.fire 11411111 n'lgbt. ";ince. The barna
were-oomparewlively -new, and eon -
tamed the season's entire crop. Partly
insiirad.
" Wm. Woodanan,• a `resident ot. the
township of Huller, has beau eobimit-
ted for trial by A. 8. Fieher;�t'4 P., of
(Hinton,: .on a charge ef'al1empling to
oommil rape on his daughter, Selina,
an pumersied woman about 25_ years
of age:; The attempt _ is said to have
oconrred during 'the night of August
22nd, the' prisoner, enteritis, his
daughter's; bedroom and assaulting
her. The evidence at the preliminary
examination was given by the Qom;
plaioaul and her mother. The prig.
clam-
mier, who asserts thea he, hoe reason features, which are felly Isla froth and claim•
to;a'uspecl the' chastity Of both is edit a legal patent that wilts' keep infringers
wife and daugttler,mede the fohowiag., at a distance.
statement before the magislraiile
'When I 'entered array daughter's room Feti Reasons why the InoinClflle', is Best
B eld. only oueiquarter the cmount�; of soap
I /bought that there was some ono need as with other maobines.
hon on shoulder to .rake hes. up;.
ehb of nil sand lit ` the l ` h I
person. Mere ;;:am .ledto believe -. St, It'requreso ly one-fourth the time
t my use his a not name. t
Every bottle of Arnica & OilLiniment Gold
is warranted by the, proprietors to give satis-
faction or money will be refunded. •
Survival of the fiteat. Down's Elixir baa
outlived every other cough remedy simply
because it is the best.
`INVINCIBLE'
srE�� !!!!
IS THE -
KING of ALL WASHERS!
PALL
ry�
BUTTONS
AND
lei
Hater .They
vall Look
Ila' IOU GIFT A
STiCE=
101116t0.11.1ttill
BANTON BROS.
'moo Seeder.
POWZTsZ
Baring bolded to close Ilia present steels: of
the above plows, will ton
!OR $13 GASH, at $14 ON TIE
FOR 30 DAYS.
Tlarplow can be seen at the budding oppoa
ito Bawdena Merida ■hop, (A, tow door
south of the reaxket,)
Points and repairs always kept In stook.
Parties intending making a pttebase will do
A ri110. well to WI early.
8. DO L.
P
Velvets will be the rage of the
season, and depend inion it.
We will do them right.
BANTON BROS,
Strayed Or Stolen,.
(Patented in Canada, July18,1883.)
Wsebes to *antennae to the inhshit snts of
Exeter and viesnity, that he Was opened out a
Prom the Itltmville Hotel, on or about Mors
day last July 24th, a red haired collie dog. Any
person thing such informatigonas wit/ lead to
arson gourd will be
i tisrdograftter tinia
notice, will bo prosecuted according to law
Boot and the Shi
B. C, THOMPSON
in the Verner Store North of Barnwell
Ptekard'e, where be is prepared to make
ail kinds o: ordered work.
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly aallended to.
GEO. £AN`SON
rode Manager 0. Eacrett's Boot and Moe
Establishment.
May 1415 84.
MAOHIflE OIL.
t'ARMERS, THRESHERS, AND
L Still mon will save money, and mime their
Machinery by using Lardine.
RDI
NE
�A
Sas been xictorions at all the loading sahibs
J
t ieenwl tnrrialfairHHin f; rr
sans
>< MOUE'C''
i t
ce187 ca vin oft
drift prises and medelsin every instance. 11
has now no equal as e, lubricator and will oa -
wear ar sealer castor
to clog or gam thennestmachinery Yon will
Have moneyby using -this Oil. Try it and you
1 d, i to Oil,and warranted not
will testify in its favor. Beware of imitations
E 1llinvioN111 ....xu noTa1lED ob'Lir nl-
r giisiiiiTiizrrir Pea 1 MCcon. ,D hs di►• Cc., Toronto,
OUT$TRI $
-rob situ IA. -
CHEAPir-
CHEA G'VDSI BISSETT BROS., Rimier ;
J. EILBER & SON, Oration ;
MoDONELL & WAUGH. Muesli
If yon want the bestvaluefor
BUTTER & EGGS
-•001'0-
/loupe & Co's
Mr. C. Rau wishes to inform the inhabi t MERTON.
tants of Exeter and vicinity, that he has sole '
right of this washer for Huron, County, and
also that he has' appointed Mr. Belli. Pickard
agent for Exeter, and anyperson wishing to
see the Machine, will please call: at the Exeter
Tea Store. if woe thoroughly:teated, and its
merits approied: before the patent . was' ap-
plied tor. It has since been placed in com-
petition with a great many washes s. of note,
and in every instiance proted its superiority.
11 is, without a doubt, the.'most perfect in
action ever invented;. the improvements are
prominent and 'weili defined' they are no
imitations with a slight eliahge of parts of
some old waved oda patents, • such,; as the
pnbiic are often fleeced with by Patent Eight
sharks, but they compose an original and
genuine invention,' containing "'•distinctive
Tearing Sale:
there Weide* herself. I; placed my 2nd. only one-fourth the fuel.
hand 3rd, bio labor' in comparison with+ air:
g amp, wen =ohm' es. .•
tai�ft aha rooms, not having
avin fo nd :an 4th. No wear and tear, as steam ands soup
,l . g ' p y ho rirai al a eats. '
that bo h b " I" to do a washing.
d oh t fit M k Iii livid ihh* alle•tio"ndndt of the moth. 6th. The house is not. 01 an .,uproar with.
zie'e trip line 'mile 'him [Muth good• ec and dtughtet has not heeir by any elope,
ay e, t of a oil sok tans panel, at 'least one
He will probi►bly be alrle�otrthe lne'bd�r meati +areal etaltabl and as ea noose- R PIUBARD Agent,
p e, U iron ,
of the North-West when Parliament gaenoe beybave not lived happily C.
33ao]s's Old Stead.
(2 Doors north of Post Office)"
Butter and Eggs W anted
in Exchange for Goods..
We have just received` a large consignment
of goods direct from wholesale houses, which
we will sell at very close prices. Splendid
value in Cashmeree3, Velveteens, Grey, Soar
let, Canton and Homemade Flannels. A uioe
lot of table napkins and covers. • Splendid
Winoey,'Ghrey and 'White Cotton -very cheap
Al o Tweed's and Beady -made Clothing. A
lot Of gr'ocorr'ea to be sold cheap. In Boots
& Shoes we leave added some new lines, and
are prepareebto sell the best goods at close
} prices.
Parte for Sale or Rent.
Farm of 100 acres, 70 cleared ; Bank Burn
60x40 ; Good House and Orchard: Prigc,
$4.500': 0;000 down. Mint, 6240.
Apply, to
JOHN MATHESON.
Exeter.
Crediton. Eeter. May 291h.
s h *rano
wtlh the prisoner,
=mum
DRUGSTORE
A full stook of , all kinds .of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fit sir, Family recip-
es 4carbfully
ecipes'oarrfulii prepared at
the CetitittlIhng Store Exeter
. LUTZ.