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The Exeter Times, 1884-10-9, Page 8, . ORIGG 'wholesale and Detail BOOICS2=311. Round. the Country. 6 the Fillies McKenzie Aot in the old oounkry, showing clearly tee good re - liens t eliensiaat, t cults, and instanced villages of over 600 inhabitants each wind* had been Our Methodist brethren: field: a built: up enpruhibltion principlae. meeting ou Friday, and among the He appealed. to the ladles, of whom n business tranieetioua the little church , number, were present, to give their IL (Q.e corner of Queen street became influence ie the work, , the property of Rev, Mr, Ball. Sere- Mr, Moir had. the closing epeeoh, as it ice; will be held there nazi Sabbath waw his meeting, Ile stated that he instead of in the B. C. church as for, agreed with, most of what 1r, Gray I caerly. READ TIXIS! had said, and that if oompensation PIPA NCT GOODS DEALER Rev. Mr Thompson takes Pomo* were made a great part of the fiiffees NOT e+ goo of the manse this week,. We are 1 euoe would be removed, although lie happy to ally his health is rf*proyiug. I could not ozalarede the prttleipie of The first of a aeries of entertain', l ooerrion. EXETER, ONT. TEN CENTS per line ter $ret insertion, arid: sertion I The per Ser noline Mr tices .pt cues Satiate column, Eft vitt Imes. THURSDAY, GOT, 9th, 1581- 1.00.11.:'v WS, -IN shall be happy is re- ceive at all testes, front any pars of the County, items of local news, each aft ac- eidtnts,er any interesting incident what- ever, front any ot'eur subserebers or reA4- ere generally for the purpose of rblic- a(ion. Local Ilap cn ncrs, ments mentioned last week will be. held on Friday evening, October 17th, A goad programme liar beet* provid- ed, and a good ticue is elipeoted, All sire invited to attend. Kirkton. The Methodist Sabbath school now cheats of P• nit. Was Graham, of Clinton, is nt present visiting at lir, John Irvine*** laid, any of yon see the 604e° on it* the flail Hoorn et.lriesara. 'Cools 4tt a;ia rt- Saturday night 2 leib's Hotel, ostensibly to disocas the Scott The eeisees Kerr, who spent ek i Act, Previous to the opening ot the meet - couple of weeks with f;ielztle here sud at erohe,ter, left op litendti`y,for then home:, in Brussels, Rev. Ur. ,b[a+rris end wife are now .- ori their way Houle from the old wanted, pountry, smart and intelligent lad to learn 'the) Bay. W, U, Gans, of Falitlxv►lle, art of printing, Must have a fair education,l will asci* in tlla 3ietbodiek oliucoti Apply personally to Trice Office, Deter. l srevitles ` .11aV. Ur. Stewart, el olinteu, eau - The best of feeling andorder pre- vailed throng** the entire meeting, aednot en offensive word passed be- *ween the speakers. Great enthusi- aane was manifested in favor of the Act, and though therewrala no tlIIow of halide taken, it was evident that fully two-thirds were in its Tatar, Dashwood. On Utalday night lestiii tweeting was held here next .Sunday. 111r 0. uanniug has put a tasty rtiuotWd the servi.oa in the Preslyteri. eign in front of hie 'barber shop. sou church last Sunday. Several. persons profess to have Mr, Angus McCallum is nuking found religion in the Sulcation • Army *pion asthis talar budding a new frame meetiut;e. Rev. J, T..LeGear, of Duugannou, D. UeAnsh has opened a s•apair paid * flying visit to this circuit a ehop in Faneon'e }dock. Bea3 1114 week er two ago,. card in another column, Mr. and Mrs. Code and Mfrs, H. In the liet of prize takers At the Soudan, of Eittiiy township, leave Western Fair, wbieh we putiliehed fox some time been visiting friends last week, we omitted the name of lin this neighborhood. Thos. Bissett, Exeter, who obtained One of Me. Stephens' stallions second prize for a driving mare, died ou Saturday just after arriving The story "Lock fora Woman" home froal the Western Fair. The was concluded in our last ieeue, and horae llad carried off the first prize tbia week we commence the publica in his class, tion of a new one, eutitled "the Ralf- An alarming ease of marriage fee Caste," written by Miea Muloek. ver is reported in the village. Strong symptoms have hoeu apparent for some timo, whiub iu. all probability`' will have terminated fatally ere this. reaches .your readers. Tho authori- ties should move at once and pre- vent the spread of the plague. A public temperance meeting will be held in the age.oultural hall here, on Thursday eveniug, Oot. 16th. Live Scott Aot addresses wit bo given by Revs. E. D. Fear, and C. l+letch- Mr and lire, J. P. Ross, of Wiaul., peg, Manitoba, are paying a viedto Their relatives and friends it* Exeter and vicinity. They are not tired of living in the prairie province yet. Snfne misohievouely disposed per- son or persons looked the SaTvatfaf2 Army in their barracks the :other night and kept them inside until d was their pleasure to release them. legate adjacent bar appeared to be the centre of attreettou, and as the Hall began Table to tut such expressions as "We wont let the d-. a Scutt Act men speak," "Let us turn all the Scott Act glen out, and calling ont the uawea at +titferent indiyideals known. to be iA favor of the Act, applying insulting opi- theta, tee., dm, might be later/din all dine- tions, Upon motion Jos. Gill emulated the chair, Mr. Moir, of the Exeter Reflector being the principal speaker, suggested, as he saw Dr. Rollins and D. D. Wilson, Esq., of Seaforth present, that they should have an opportun- ity ct addreasiug the meeting ; and accord. iugly it was arranged that each iihould be allowed halt an boar to speak. Mr. Moir repeated his oft told tale, doter - ed himself -as usual -in favor of temperance, fatly eu,iorsed all lois epppouente at other mectiraga bad said re*;ardiui the anornaous evils reaultiug from intemperance, and ad- ded haat no wan deplored them mom than he did. 1Fie then endeavoured to show that prohibition Was A faiiure, nand compared Prohibitory liquor laws with the Bine lana of AID GUTLUR. You will do well by calling and inspecting our LARGE AND VARIED STOCK • OF DRY - GOODS! IF YOU WANT Carpets, Fine Clothing, Fashonable Millinery, Silas, Dress -goods, Dress Trimmings, 1 osierq, Gloves, Prints, Cotton iinells, and Napkins, Blankets, Flannels, Rats c Caps, Boots a Shoes, Go to OLIN'S Mr. Jas. Easterbrook, of this place, er, The ,chair will be 000apied by gatheredlast weekabout two quarts Dr.. Irvine, who will also give a read - of beans of the second crop from the jug. The Winchelsea choir is expect. ed to be present and sing -not the praises of the "ruby wine," but of that beverage which invigoratos but does notintosicate. Au opportunity' fall and winter wear. Boots and shoes 1 to speak will begiven to any "anti"' made to order and repairing prompt- who may wish to do so. Come and ly attended to as usual. get your principles atrengthened and The Salvation 'Army still attracts your doubts banished, so that on. the large audiences. The hall was well Both you will go intelligently and .filled at all the services on Sunday. manfully to the poll and mark your The soldiers ate now captained by a ballot for prohibition. Mr. MaoArtney, who plays the lam bontine welI and speaks with appar- ent earnestness. Oran(' rapt Stock on Saturday afternoon ANTI -Score ACT MunTING.—An an - =next at 2 o'clock p. m, (No night sales.) and every Saturday at the same hour till all is disposed of, Premises for sale or to let. Owing to a rush of business, I was unable to prepare any hair -work for exhibition at Exeter fair. However, if you are in need of anything in this line, give me a call and ,1 will give satisfaction every time. 0. MANNING. An entertainment in aid of the Scott Act fund will be held in the Maiu•street Methodist churoh to- morrow ,(Friday) night, under the auapiees of the Women's Christian 'Temperance Union. Addresses, mu- sic, readings, recitations, &o., will Compose the programme. An inter- esting and profitable entertainment is expected, ',, Revs. Pascoe and Dixon exolintiged'' pulpits on Sunday morning, : It bee, been arranged that these two •minis. ters exchange pulpits the first' Sun- day evening in .each month, but as the saoramment was administered 111 the James-steeet church last Sunday. night, the exchange was made in the morning. A Liman, Oct. 7th,des.eays :-Three young boys -Albert Stanley, Fred. Porte and W. Scott -were going to Exeter. when they met a ,bicycle ou the street. The horse got frightened and shied off the road, throwing out the occupants. Mr. Stauley's ° leg was broken in two places, The others escaped unhurt. , Every bottle of Arnica &OilLiniment'(sold Wouldnot,do ,such :a orime,.,.,t;hat ..he is warranted by the proprietors t0 give„eatis- was sp,gaild'ii,ndkind, but that it Was faction or money will be refunded. the whiskey, and that in justice he Survival of the fiteat. Down's Eifur has oilphiti punie h the whiny and let outlived every other cough remedy simply beeauss it is the best, Pat go free, The speaker referred to ono planting. The beans were of as good quality as the firs; crop.. Just received at C. Eaorett's anoth- er large stock of boots and shoes far Auction Sale of the Drew Bank - e New England States, appealing strongly - the audience to stand up in defence of theirlib t'ee. ti -Soot* Aet meeting was held here on Friday night last. As no anti - Scott Aet chairman could be got, Mr, Mollerd, acted in that capacity. The speakers were Mr. Geo. Moir, of Exe- ter for the Antis, and Rev. John Gray, of Clinton, for the Aot. As the meet- ing was Mr. Moir's, he spoke first, attempting to ° show that prohibition where tried is a failure, referring to Massachusetts, Ohic, Michigan and other states as examples. He even claimed Maine, where the prohibitory law has becortie .apart of the State constitution; stating that it was be cause the prohibitionists allied them- selves with one of the political parties and thus carried the law. Re also took up the oomponsation question, audendeavored to show that if the .dot passed it would be an'ipjustioe to those parties ,•epgaged in the. , liquor Mr. Gray followed with an address, in which he showed the evil effects of the liquor ' traffics 011 sooietety morally and 'religiously, and other- wise. He said the contest was not with 'hotels as houses of accomoda dation and comfort for the people, but with the bar, whore scenes are enact- ed and language used that would not be tolerated, or used in any other;.plaaoe of business GHe; field ilia tiraffi'o ,was responsible .foe ` great 'deal ,..ai the cruse epmmitted, illustrating by an anecdote xu which Pat' had been con - vicfed"of committing a crime when r runk. His wife plead earnestly with the judge, saying that Pat himself IF YOU WANT eet ngkl To get value for your money and see what you are buying, go to CARLINt ''S, as we have the hest lighted Store in the village. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS, I. CARLI 1G Centralia. er l, He wits followed by' D. D. Wilson, who 1 air, Bolder and fewily have moved to caatpletcly exposed laid fallacies, notwitb- Exeter, standing the fact that ltt Walt ahnast coo* Vacant bouues in Centralia. stautty interriup o1 with erica fro;n tlio Anti- During the thunder Storni On Saturday, a party of" Give us more bear 1" ,• We Won't cots ori tbo furan of Harry ];awry, Stephcu, Bear you 1" " Pat him out l" and a groatt k d kali a b •li 1 tn' wase rue an. deal more that was far too foal el:ltor to ro- ?1r. Matthew ltit'orloak halver6t a on the rt or rep mance old Rodgers farm over 2,0x0 bueliele ot grain, and 1.000 bushels 0f potatoes. If you fail to do your ditty at the Scott Act election, Who will be to blame if your boys fall vietitus to the drain shop ? Why should your boys escape if you assist in cot. ting traps for other people'a boys? Do year duty or retribution is sure to come in some ubape. Rev". Fessant, assisted by Mr. Alloyr, is. holding speeial meetings et Fairfield. Dr. toy Begins next addressed us. He tried show that the drunkards ware but few anal. that the many should not give up tbtir privi• loges on their account, stating that after fif- teen years of practise as a physician be failed to sec any harm in the anoint glass indulged in mderatIon, That as domestic remedies, whisker and brai,dy,.v gra often .useful. piling' a place somewhat after the fashion of R. R. Relief, and that if the Scott Act was passed the public would be inconvenienced by not having easy access to them. Ho also ptetur- ed a case of urgency, in which a man might die before liquor couldbe procured, as Exeter would probably be the neareat place at which. At the regular meeting of Loyal it could be got. Orange Lodge No. 216, Greenway, The Rev. Mr, {;xray, of Clinton thou took the township of Stephen, the follow - the platform to bo interrupted and insulted ing resolatiou 'Was prised : "Resoly- es had been the previous advocate of the ed Teat this Loyal Orange Lodge, Scott Act cause. a1 Tr, Gray in opening pro- ' ceeded at once to confute the statement that No. 219, use their influence in helping probibitiondid not prohibit, by citing in- stance after instance in England,. Ireland and Middlesex. R. C. WiesoN, W. M. i Scotland where it had been tried andproven' Roux. Hvrcn1NsoN, Seq." to Succeed. He,also jogged Mr. Moir's mem ory on the feet that while he had pledged Arraugemeuta are being made to himself to stand or fall by Maine and Halton teat the Soott Act in Frontenao and he was here to niitht to plead for the tolling Kingston. cause. Halton, despite the most unscrupn- The Canada Temperance Aot has lous and powerful measures the opponents could take, and come out Stronger than ever, been declared iu force in Artbabaaka, having more than doubled the majority in DIED. favor of the Aet, while Maine had by more than atwo-third majority, upon a distinct PENBSLE.-It* Stephen, on the vote of the people, made total prohibition a Wm. Penhale, aged 53 yearQ. part of the constitution of that state. With- out setting himself up as an authority he cited the names of numerous scientific cele- brities, among them Baron Liobig, Richard- son, Carpenter, Lees, and others, who were universally accepted as authorieties by the medical profession and whose opinions were diametrically opposed to those of his medi- cal friend who had preceded him. Re showed that there was more nutriment in a two and a half pound barley loaf than in $258 worth of the best Bavarian `beer, and asked could we as Canadians afford -even if this was the worst of it -to use such costly food. Mr. Moir had told them that drunkenness, and especially domestic drunkenness was to be more rife among the people than ever -as soon as the Act was passed, and he believed his friend, the Dr., bad echoed him, and yet, he found his medical friend deploring the fact that in the moat urgent of cases no liquor would be obtainable. . He left it be- tween them to reconcile their inconsisten- cies. He wondered, what they were all to get drunk on. Mr. Moir intclosing gave some statements regarding the crime in Halton, when the meeting was brought to a close, a show having been called and declared favorable to the anti -Scotts. The effect of the meeting, however, will be to hurt rather than help the party, for, al- though I say it in` defense of our village, a good deal of the rowdyism was,imported, still the decent and intelligent' part of the audience were auythiug but favorably•im- pressed by the oonduot of the gang. 1 am stating only a patent fact . when I' say that meeting made votes for the Scott Act. More than one who was was either unfavorable to the Act; or undecided before that Meeting, concluded there that tthey"could 'not allow themselves to be ranked with a,party, who,. while they were shouting for ' liberty, would not even allow freedom'of"speech; and" dis- cussion; It is'asad eight to, see men' like those who addressed that 'meeting espousing such a cause, and ' countenancing a traffic that unfitted their own ` friends to_ perform this duty of citizenship as became ,the eiti- zene of a free and `civilized` "country: Had they but thrown their.influence and weight, into the right scale, how much` good might these gentlemen have done to those whose maudlin Dries and cheers disturbed that meeting. Scott Aet Notes. t0 carry the Scott AO in Huron and 2nd inst., SALE REGISTER. MoNDAr, Ocr. 20. -Farm Stock, Implements eze., the property of John Payne, lot 30, S. B., Hay. Sale at one o'clock. Philip Baker, Ano. Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver 00, with Hypophosphltes, Very Palatable and E,ficatious in Wasting Di- seases. Dr. C. T., Bnoulssa, Rochester, N. Y., says : "After having used Scott's Emulsion with decided benefit upon myself, I have taken great pleasure in recommending it since in the various conditions of wasting in which it is indioated." 'a Repairing Shop. D. MOANSH wishes to inform the people of Exeter and vicinity that he has opened a shop in Fanson's Block, where he will do all kinds of Repairing on the shortest possible notice, and at low rates, such as Gun, Sowing Machina Look and general repairing. Machine Needles and Oils always on hand. Saws Sharpened, Give him a call. Satisfaction guaranteed, 00G LOST, on or about the 27$b dept„ a dark Could Ileac with brindle eel ()red Iegs, short tail, long hair. and w.b,te ttp an his nese, trent the promise✓! of Jas. Uodgtas, 1ot8, con 1, Stephen. ArtyPer• sou returning tlate dog will Ivo anitablyreward, ed. Persona foundbarboring it atter ibis ue- ttco will be prosecuted as the lav provides. JAI4. •I ODOINS, C4utralla I'. 0 AZMA LADIES' COLLEGE, ST. THOMAS,, Out., has fully organized courses in Liter- ature, Music, rine Arts and Commercial Training ; a faculty of 17 thoroughly qualified and experienoedtoaehers; the finest buildings and furnishings for the purpose in Canada. Bates from $38 to $48 per term ; inolu.ling music and, Drawing, with Literary studies, only 8190 a year, id advance, tm-All its rooms except five are already engaged for 'the Winter term. Students may enter Oct. 9, Nov - 13 or Jan.. 2, 1885. For 40.page Announce. mentaddress n' -' Prmci al AUSTIN, E. D. Exeter Butcher Shop Voters' List Court, NOTICE.: Is beeoby given that a Court wilt be held. pursuant to the 'Voters' List ' e* by Ills lion or, the Junior Judge of the County Court of the County of Huron, et the TOWNSHIP HALL, ELIMVILLE, --0i — THURSDAY, 23rd day of OCTOBER,1884 At10 o'clock a. in,. to hear and determine com- Taints of errors and mullions in the Vetere' C lot of the munielpnlity of tlsborno for li381. All persons having business at the Court are r(wore ctto ettendatthe semotire oand place N.J. CLARE, Clerk. Dated 2nd Uct„ 1884. MACHINEEOIL. FARMERS, THRESNFRS, AN1) Mill men will save meney,and save their Machinery by rising Lardine. LARDINE Has been yictorioue at all the leading exhibz tions and industrial fairs since 1878. carryiugoff Snit prizes and medals in every inate.nce. It has now no canal as a lubricator, and will out- wear lard, seal or castor oil, and warranted not to clog or gum the finest machinery. You will save money by using this Oil. Try it and you will testify in its favor, Beware of imitations - MANBFACTpfED ONLT BY— MCco11 Bros. 12, Co., Toronto. —Fort BALD BY- BISSETT BROS., Exeter ; J. EILBER &SON, Crediton McDONELL & WAUGH, Heneall Tmt,St.Marys Carriage Manufacturing Com- pany, an Euterpris omanaged by capitalists of that town, is meeting with great success, hav- ing already sold over twenty-three thousand shares. The surplus stook of the Company amounting to 5106,000 will be divided on Oct. 22nd, Shares are 32 each, and all those de - ailing to participate in this Grand Division, should buy a share at once. Address : H: A. L. Warn, Sec'y, St.Marys. AJJVERTISERS By addressing GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., 10 Spruce St., New York, can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of aDVEB ISING ” in American /Newspapers. pagePamph- let, 10c. OTIOE IS HE HEB Y ' GIVEN that a Court will bo held pursuant to, "the Voters' Lists Act" by His Honor the Junior Judge of the County Court of .the County of Huron„at the Court Boom, Exeter, On the • 20th.'TRAY . OF OCT,, 1884.,, at 12 o'clock, noon. to hear • and determine the several complaints of errors and omissions in the Voters' List of theMunicipality of Exeter for 1884. d.11 persons haying business at the Court are required to attend at the said time and place. Dated at Exeter, this lst day of October, 1884. M. EACH Clerk of said Municipality. .DA V .6S;,' Butcher wGene ,, •.a ALL.KIXDsOF A,p ea)ie Customers supplied TUESDAYS, TEURS., DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at, their residence.' ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE CEIVE PROMPT' ATTENTION.