The Exeter Times, 1884-9-25, Page 4"h t'1rr Vous.
•i'Hi7RSDAY, SEPT. 20, 18134
.HUYG'RI' BANQUET,
The Toronto News speaks of the
Ildowat banquet as " probably the
this gueation, unless on the general ItIAEKBT EXPORTS,
theory the► no upportuoiy, even the
aligbte®t ought to be allowed to papa
promoting partizan interests. That
ie a game whioh two may play at if
they will. But it will he ,found that
when Liberal Couaervativetl think it,
neoeeaaryto organize as demenstrat.
tion to their chief, itis batted on more
most gigantic and worst roauage,1 af• t
fair that ever wound up a grand
gathering of any kind. The commit
(Correcte4st5o'clociitp m. Wedgesdsy'.)
war'.re WEE4'r
K'ilit*Who74 co 0 7e
Sed . u70toe 7t
Whito Wheat New 0 Ila to 0.76
Bed Wheat New ... ,.. .. 0 72 to 0 76
:rt kui0 WH 4''
Fife (slew) ... ... 0 72 to 0 75
$tsr1eaF .,. 0 4S to 4 55
este 026‘003e
780 so 740
x14vo200
000too aft
0 rift to 0.55
017 to 017
it1540010
500toSso
055 to 000'
000 to 009'
008 to 000
007to0Ott
089 to0E5
o28to030
700to740
500to600
Clover aeod
tingible publ.ip aersiaee than any Tlmathy "• ... ...
whioh Mowetietu bait yet rendered, seas ,.,
For under that regime not only have Ogg:
t
he sewage of the neat bean diasinat. Bdttet
tee try to excuse the abominable way
iu which the quests were need, by 1
saying that a thousand people were b
hard .to satisfy. Tues is true, but be-. t
fore over a tbou•aud tickets are sold
at two dollars each, arrengemonts
should be made. far attending to the g
wants of the guests. People living in
the pity were not foolish enough to go
to the bauquet expecting to get s
meal, but runts of leo eonntry broth -
ern went there as hungry as wolves
after the day's tramping and parading
and the noise these starving electors
•
_ sewage c'ionsisrllbl.... .. ... ..
ad but the proepecta of the future Potetoe.,per be,s ...
lase been oo mortagaged that it +rill- nP1ela px h Y: '''
e difficult for any future administra• tleeee 866 Ib. ...
or to aaoitpe fram the toils w}aioL pug sit' ::: :; ::
have been woven oil so many hand.
Oliwkenatiperpr
with melt pervoree and ualignaot, iu- Bee •droeseAper10O
,� :siduensrino:7i°unit "drb.....heeppXeacia
Wool per lb .,.
Sunday 8ch.Ool I'ionic.
" A day in the woods." A. realistic
sketch in black and white. It is a: glad.
picnic: party. The Sunday school has
gone out into the leafy forest. The dark
object 7o the heavens $00 miles wide
made by pounding the rabies with the ;and 2,000 Holes long is a cloud It got
llatldles of their ku.ivaa Waaappalling. istbereye Under tth greatoakyon
rI'nare) tsar; 110 t1li;taltit7g their demand :can sea lira dinner, Tho large water.
fee' viotuala, and the aaddeet part of proof mound fan tbo middle of rho table
the story i'7 that they Trent away :'tor- i sullenly laughing at tho storm is a fruit
roa►lul and hungry." : cake. The teacher of the infest class
made it herself for the little unee. But
t
T.* 'TT
, Winn struck the cape. It wire never
Whet i� he raoa'er tat the top 7 of strike any"thiu;; else. There stands the
4aku wittlout a. dent, and under the ta-
Elie 3fo wet tleeue:teettr*tiost caittrrlil 1n . hie, shattered and blighted, lies the
last set:"s lluro7t tie;11<etl crowing i thunderbolt. Under tlrwt cedar tree is a
for :' } Ing dog. Ile got in the way and the
Jud snout In the Algoma election wrapped ydrapery
14ayperton
tlritonsnerbueta 0 00 to 0 7s
Woo per cord ... "." 3 00 to 350
500 to 600
650 to075
090t0:1, 90
0504ew0?0 c
0 19 to 0;f1 ate!, +4f O ►r►r E
7 0010 800
x
vi
DOWNS' ELIXIR
ma'i'ms UMW;
Has stood the test for ,FIFTY-T11lta;i
r Aa;s, and has proved itself the best
remedy known for the cure of
Consumption, Coughs,
Coids,Whoopin� Cough
and all Lung. Diseases i"
luting or old. SuL»> Lt :;s:k wn:.x;..
wilco 25c. and $1.0 per Bottle.
1+CJkVe'.Y t UXIR
,411 aSts1AAO
The Seeg, Willer "low;.
■s1
Eery bottle of Arnies & OiILinituent sold.
is warranted by the proprietors to give satle-
f5eti00 97 Money will be refunded,
Snrrlsaal of the Attest. Donee Elixir has
outlived every other cough remedy siwply
beetle:it it is the best.
VERT' IRENI'AREABLE IlSCOT1 R1'.
Ur, Geo, V . Willing, of Manebeater, Mich-
writes : "My wife Inas been almost belplessfer
Frye Sears, so helpless thist she could not tarn
he storm saved them, See, the light- over in bed alone. She used two Bottles of
Electric Bitters, swd is 40 801101.3 trapr44''otl,
that she it aide new to do iter own work."
Bteotric Bitters will do all that is aleime>ei
for there. hundreds of testimonials attest
theirgreat curative powers. Only fifty cents
a bottle et C. Lutz's Drug Store,
uperinteutteot felled Mini to the earth
wit13 ono hloty of a biscuit.
The 14311 • H ensaI I Salt c
festers trra r eel iu the ghoul
of a water -soaked lined duster, leading `
t1.e way to the cars, is the teacher al
c young ladies' bible class. Ilk he. ! Shareholders' Meeting'.M.W-. 7
Cabe. wbicb vus to have been given'
en Saturday at ()egoode halt, has been ' t
poet,poned till the lfitl1 November. thence wall that class is gone forever.
Tee youug ladies wait never be Info to
The Canadian I'eClfte railway' cam- look' at hitn again IA 1t num thintin; how
are doing a'weeat deal tosser+lF lle looked on this ceinisatte rp in the,
patty li hickory tree ^i ou secs a ;lief-'triekeni
lltiut iw; the North-west to the notice fate peering d`uwn. It 1* titer snaeer n-"
of intending aulittrauts int l enro, e, tendent. He climbed. up there to fix the
8 suing, and before they could throw Mein
The.v hod a beautiful exhibit of the
prudncttone of Mauitoha at the Fores-
try exhibition in Ediuburgh, for which
they obtained a silver medal,
O t.
the rope the storm Caine up and the
plena: adjourned sine die aud•ine return.
And lie is waiting for the Iasi straggler
to disappear before he hollies down. Ile
line otliuiateit at Surds+• wheel pit'niei
The Grits have 13ad is great, deal to often enough to know better than :lido
down a stied -bare hickory before for an
say about Ur.'.'1owat'ei "triumph" in creta lace. The n1a:t %tilh the; umbrella
gutting the Boundary onse eettled by M under his :lrlu is the treasurer. 11e i,
a getting drenched. hut he sloe; no; raise'
the Privy Council. Now let soma; the umbrella. Ile knee's there i' :i ne me
good Reformer puitlt ant a single 1u• tt painted on the inside of it, 1ne ter ;ht
stance when 1Ir, Mowat ateid be life of hint he emit remember tt•,i,i;e
wauted the tiueetton settled tint way; P name it i . no is w.t' .ti:t_ I1 '. ('411000
and a single :17stsuce where Sir Johnto,tiVts the0 tunbrell a ton It angler.--lt.
Macdonatd said he did not. 1 _
In an artiole last week :went the res. 1 Thera is a yon lade here, sats the
Ut it Patchw-rir,
lguation of Lyons and the unseating i Sait Icahn Ilcra.'cl,' who 'has been work-
of Dowling an error, which Gould i ir.- eighteen months on a quilt. Titer:
are about 9.7.000 places in it now, and
it is not tet completed The quilt is
regulated by her be:tui When she tae- 1
gan her heart wvas chirruping to her of
sotnebody. and the quilt grew wonder-
fully it=s nnd all the colors were bright
doubtless be patent to all our readers, !
(cc'lrred. We stated that Lyons''
resignation prevented the exposure of
the Ottawa G iverninent, iustead of
the "Witmer)" Government. The After awhile her friends noticed achange
proof-reader iu hie hurt oyorloolted , in her face. that her work progressed
the error.
We have received a copy of the
ess rapidly, and that sober shades were
being introduced iu the wonderful crea-
tion. After it few weeks more the work
to ped short, like grandfather's clock, Wishes to announce to the inhabitants of
Take notice that xe, ( on011; Me
A. F WA:4 of the town et G,nt?erieh.*ud w1r,-
1..31,71 AL floor, of the town'of Feaft°erih, shore.
borders int the Housall Halt dorsal ituy for over
ono -fourth iii, vett:* thereon, do l7ereuy calla
(lanorat 76041ngofthesbaroholeler. otth0 said. P
Company at Buttoine." 73x'1, to the 'Village of
llensall. en IIONP 3 . the 033* day of O('TO.
ITER, lent, at Due O'clock Ie. tie , tar rice put roa.ei h
Of the ole+atlun of Atrectors andather O eery
of the Company. rocousiaor and pale a l3y"lsw
10 Frovidefor tt:e appointment of live 1i -treat- i
ore ins toadof three, AS 41 present; to hear the
report of 358004 I. Carter and au) other Mlle -
oral et the Cu eau) mud to take+ sne1► oat it
thexaou as ms► ant.«ur :ae�cesasry, .net ter the
tranlaettou ai a;;srle other buatrese as mAy le.
gaily come before tho nie4tiu2
(4E0133711 Aron%\.
WUUe1.LA41 3d. GRAY.
hated the 1313 day of Septesuber.1884.
FRESH MEATS !
The undersigned Isiah to announce to the
iuhabitaut* of Exeter and wieiuity that thin'
have opened out a
Butcher Shap !
in the building formerly occupied. by Itemp'a
Tobacco Store, where all khulsof eresh Meat
can he had.
You will do well to call, as all moat sold by ' (i ■ 11 V C Q G
th t m is Freels and Tender.
SHELL .i: FORA.
I'rourleto
taxing decided to clogs his present stook of
the above plows, will sell
FOR $13 CASA„ and $14 Oil TIE
FOR 90 DAYS.
The Flow earl be seen at the building oppos
1 le llattdtus]t1MiLie tllop. (A few door
south et the market.)
Pointe and repairs always kept In stock.
Parties intending making a. ptrehase will do
well to call early.
April10, S. P0WET44,.
RA,VarG DOC
British t'olttuibin.
i
iALEJ TEND ffS, aridness:I to
the undersigned, and endorsed "Tender',;
for Crating Lack, lt, i3.. will bo received At
this e3Ace until SA.TCAAAA• the 4th day of
Septeu7ber.3881.iuctn.irely, ear the construe.
tlo.r and completion of the partly finished
Graving Doek, at Lscjltln*alt
Harbor, British, CColunbia,
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According to p1104 and enocifeationa to be
seen on and after 34034xy'.tbe 1st tieplererber,
At tbeDeparinient of l'ultlio lV ke, Ott6wA,
and on ap hcation to Oho 1iou..3. wF. '7ratch.
Yicturia, 31, G.
1'orim73 teadariugere rirtillett that louders
will not be considered union-oruade ors the print
ed forum oupulial and prices 'seised to the
wheleof theitesue stated therein, aaei 44e1e4
wins their actual MiKuatures.
Each tender must be ascampi uiedby an es -
centred bank chorine for tho sin:; of A7.300.Cr.
outdo palabletothe order of ilio lionor*Lle
the Minister of Public Works, whish will be l
forfeited if the party decline to enter iota a'
ct+ntract When omits. nt+ou to do .o, ar for. ase
fail to tom�,lete the work gontract.oei 763
the tender He not accepted the cheque will be
returned.
The ISeparfluent *311 not be bouudto Accept
fila !arrest oe stns fonder.
Ile order.
F.11, ENN1S. 1
Department of Public Works. i Secretory.
Ottawa. SthAug ,18731. i t
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Steele, Dakota, Herald, sent us by j and wee laid away for six weeks.
Mr. N.J. Clark eyTleu passing through But one morning the lady had daafter e though
danced late, *he was up
on his way to Oregon, and on looking bright and early, the neglected quilt
over it we noticed a page advertise was brought forth, the sombre tints
ment of lands to be sold far taxes. were all unstitebed, more bright colors
Surely the people are fools to allow were produced, and as the quilt grew
their lands to be sold for texas if Da- rapidly under her deft hands, it shone
kola ie such a fibs country as some like a wreath of wonderful flowers under
of the Canadian Grits claim it to be.
Prohibition has just scored a de-
cided triumph in Blaine. The 'Maine
law,` whioh has hitherto been a simple
Act of the 'Legislature, and come -
(pettily open to repeal at any time by
the same authority, was this fall sub-
mitted at the State election as an
her eyes, and the sone* in her heart took
on the tone of the lullaby which the I & Pickard's, where he is prepared to make
mother bird sings in her nest. But this, all kinds o: ordered work.
too, stopped after awhile. The sombre
hues were recalled, and every bright
square was embossed with a dot ofI Sewed work a speciality.
brown or sable, until the effect was that
of a half -mourning robe. Then a new 'Repairing promptly attended to.
over eame, a grave and thoughtful
Exeter and viomity, that ho has opened oat a
Boot and Shoe Shop
in the corner Store North of Samwell
looking gentleman, of mature years,
and for a fortnight the work went on in
silence. until a border of old gold sur -
amendment to the constitution, so rounded the quilt. So it has gone on
that it might be placed beyond the ever since; .sometimes progressing with
wonderful speed, then, like Penelope,
the work which was wrought with songs
by day had been obliterated with tears
by night; sometimes it has been laid
away for a week at a time.
The reporter saw the young lady at
work a few days ago. The quilt was
nearly complete, only a few patches re-
maining, and meanwhile there was a
look of resolve around the mouth, and
a lovelightin the eyes of the,yoan g lady
wonderfully suggestit-e'of a feeling in
her heart that there was to be no more
ditching of the train and.no more wash-
outs; that everything was running on
fast schedule -time and that she was al-
ready preparing to whistle down brakes
owe, young man, 'and henceforth to be
his conductor forlife.
power of the State Legislaturefor
amendment or repeal. The vote was
nearly two to one, the majority for
the amendment running close to 50,-
000.
We notice that Mr. Fred. Green is
somewhat exercised about the Sodom
trouble which, for the past few weeks
has been raging, Aneye-witness to
the whole affair wrote several short
• articles, whioh were inserted in the
TIMES, condemning the conduct en:
acted, and signing himself " Fred.
Mr. Green must remember that there
are more 'Fred's' than ono, therefore
we clear him of any blame. He
states that we said Fred. lived within
nue hundred yards of the spot. This
is not so. We stated that 'he was
not more than 100 yards from where
the burse was stopped by the almost
naked individual.' We might say,
that perhaps .the was within a few
feet of the spot.
The Toronto Telegram observes that
after the demonstrations in Mr. Mow-
at's honer are all over he will probaly
begin to auk himself what they were
all about. And it will be difficult for
him to find a eatiefaotory answer to
A Startling Discovery.
Mr. Wm. Johnston, of Huron Dak., writes
that his wife had been troubled with acute
Bronchitis for many years, and that all rem-
edies tried gave no permanent relief, until he
procurred a bottle of Dr.King'sNewDiscovery
for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, which
had a magicaleffect,and produced a permanent
cure. "It is guaranteed to cure allDiseases of
Lungs, or Bronchial Tubes. Trial Bottles Free
at C. Lutz's, Drug Store. Large Size 01.00. 5
More people, adults and children: aretroub
led with oostivenesi3 than with any other
ailment. Dr. Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bit-
ters will cure costiveness and prevent ;the
diseases, whioh result from it.
GEO. MANSON,
Late Manager C; Eacrett's Boot and Shoe
Establishment.
May 14th 84.
Read R. RICKS' New Advertisemen
And don't bo wanderingaLout the streets not
knowing whereto buy your
Watches, Clccks & Jewelry
His Stock is Now and Complete.
LAMES GIVE HIM A CALL !
No trouble to showyou through, or sot your
Watch to the right time—if you have one ; if
not he will be most happy to supply you.
HIS STOCK OF CLOCKS IS SPLENDID
representing all the leading American
makes.
Prices Lower this Season than ever before
REPAIRING 'A SPECIALTY.
Send in your sick watcher while there is room.
t'Bentember the Stand--ONEDoo NORTH
CleariB g Sale 1) OT TRLEGRAPH Orrxen4
Back's Old Stand.
(2 Doo ,e north of Post Office)
Butterand Eggs Wanted
In Exchange for Goods.
•
We have just received a large consignmout
of goods direct from. wholesale houses, which
we will sell at very close .prices. Splendid
value in Cashmeres, Velveteens, Grey, Scar-
let, Canton and Homemade Flannels. A 11100
lot of tablenapkins and covers. Splendid
Wincey, Grey and White Cotton—very cheap
Also Tweeds and Beady -made Clothing. A
lot of groceries to be sold cheap. In Boots
& Shoes we have added some new lines, and
are prepared to sell the best goods at close
prices.
Farm for Sale or Rent.
Farm of 100 acres, 70 cleared ; Bank Barn
60x40 ; Good Bonse and Orchard. Price,
84,500 ; 01,000 down. Bent, $240.
Apply to
JOHN MATHESON.
May 29th. Exeter.
Exe ter37,ngth, 1884.
R. HICKS.
THE EXETER.
Planing Mill!
SASH, Woos, and
BLIND ?ACTOR!!
ALL !KINDS OF
TURNINGU
Done to order.
Bememberithe ilaee.
neer t ECoward.
STATION -ST.
ca
be sure to oall and see us when
Ladies and Ge
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CEN TRAL
DRUGSTORE
A full stock 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
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Gw ral Drug Store Exeter
C. LUTZ.
Fonthill Nurseries.
325 ACRES.
325 ACRES.
THE LARGEST IN THE DOMINION
Salesmen Wanted,
To begin work at once on Fall Sales. Steady
employment at fixed ;salaries to all who are
twilling to work.
MEN AND WOMEN
can have pleasant
WORK THE YEAR ROUND.
Good Agents are earning from 840 to 875
per month and expenses.'
s-Termaando utftt free. Address
STONE te WELLING TCN, Tore nth