HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1884-11-6, Page 4'fly' E i'efir t les, eleetore, and in the interest of the
Member* of the different councils me
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The Returiue. vanaulan.
= well, if the 'be faithfully performing The followluq are the returns for
THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 1884. ; their duties. We never refused to
publish tits minutes of any oeuucil
'NUT .011.4l OS. meeting, but we do object to having
copies mailed us so late that they nen
Stephen, Nov 3, saes only be published a week later that f
To John Vifhite, of the Exeter Theme. another paper in the sante village 'as
DEAR Sta.—The following motion has been publisbeu them. We max adi1 that �+F
passed in the Stephen Commit for your quid- we have only received a cop! of the 476
aloe ;
Moved t1Y 0. 33ylta$'tepheu miuutes once or twice ounce
aroxioN, lest February. Of course if the coon.
se
bye Jahn iiysll,tllat
ae Mr, White, l;ditor of the. Exeter Times ctl and tate electors are satisfied vie
Mae aaaade a charge against one of the officers have no cause to complain.
of this township, we as a Connell think in 150
justice to ourselves as well as to aur Clerk
that said Editor of Um Times be and is here. TER Ontario Legislature, it is un
by requested to attend neat meeting Wolin- derstood, will be called together for
oft and lay his slisfee atgainet said officer be -
We the Connell and have said ehsrgee fully the despatch of business, an January $25
investigated, and in case Air. White -fail to 27th,
appear that the matter be referred forthwith 377
to the County Judge for investigation. -^-^^
I certify the above to bo a true copy of a Tula official return of the voting ou
motion as passed on said 8rd day of Novena -(his Scott Aet its 13ruoe give@ a total `298
.Jeer 1583. C, Prouty.
Should you feel disposed to withdraw your majority of 1,312 in favor of the o‘tt
the voting on the Scott Act in this
county, as neer A,9 can be aeoertaiued:
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195
first charge against me regarding the mien- weAsnre. The ppsjority in Rulon is
wand let me know at once, I will take the 1,659, and in Dufferin 8(151, 420
foregoing motion ant o! the minutes that it ' '
*ay not appear in print,1 here frepuently requested you to have i Another attempt is,beiug made to 568
this ,natter settled but yon have treated, my „,,tato;„!, the fiat that the retort► of
proposals with contempt. 1 bee. in (eouse. ; 566
'menses of our disegreenient) that you are i a Liberal to ;ttegantio is a triumph,
losing considerable cuetow. I have no desire tbecause lino. Mr. Irvine was once a
to hnrlyou in your business and therefore! . 688
,xtpgtlest a settlement. I bare not taught tree Conservative. The additional foot ;s
inmates of Council to the Reflector office but not mentioned that his last el- 543
will do so before leaQial;; town, las; if i'an ale- 00414n w a claimed as a treat tri -
aide t:l recall your ttherge you will Lev(' au
.alpportimity of doing ao before I leave town. utnph for the Liberal party. EVNu 584
yours, to., now cue of the most uncompromising
C. Prouty.
t.bove we reproduce for the benefit
Liberal papers says that the eleotiou 522
of another Liberal the other day "rep.
of our Stel4heu tal) ,arib erx a copy of reseals the triumph." 826
a letter left by their "Towuship CONSIDERABLE exottemeet was cane• 868
Clerk" in our office on Tuesday, ern., ed throughout this o 4uuty ou Mon-- ,
bodying an alleged eatpy of a resulu- day by the report that a large num, 080
tion, which he says was classed at lis bar of the ballot boxes had been etol•
Iasi sitting by ch„ Council. ut that 4 (i8
muulclpality.
mu from fire court locusts in Gaderieh•
The utter puerility of the whole Liter in the day, however, it was as. h 385
business 1s evident, and would be certatned that only three boxes were
treated with merited contempt were it ! stolen. The boxes were placed in the ` 370
not the animus of the waving spirit court room ou the first floor, sold en.
1n the affair. who has thus ounniugly' trauce was made through the win- " 857
trapped a majority of the Stephen dow, the glass of whoop was brokeu. t,
Council intoaidiag auto abetting himTile theft will not afloat the elect2bu,' 289
in hie object ---equally evideut. as the law provides for such oriwltlal
So the Times has already been, in acts. The saute taetios were resort -1 66
consequence of disagreeing with this ed t•1 in Dufferin, where five boss*
goutleman,made to "lose eousiderable wale stoleu. The boxes att.lea iu t 433
auatotn," and may expect in the fu- Huron belonged as follows : sue to
tore, if we do not bow to ilia diction, No, 3, W. \Yawauosh ; one to No. 4, 9928
to be still more seriously "hurt in Grey, and one to No. 7, M,ioKillop.
its bueiuess." Aud why ? The reeo-
In ion does not tall us, and had it not Tun Scott Ant has been endorsed Net majority for the Act. 3650
been for the "conllneutat'y" attached at the polls;'4 Prince County, P. B.
we might have died iu iguorince of I., Yarmouth, N. S., Oxford, Ont., 1!a Editor o the t�.xtttr Times.
a
297
ASIIFIELD..
•a^
179 118
BAYFIELD,
19 60 ..�
BLY'.6LL
80 70 10
.BRUSSELS.
126 69 57
CLINTON.
199 126 73
COLBORNE.
221 156 65
EXETER.
165 183 82
GODER1OR TOWN.
228 192 36
GOOERIOI TOWNSHIP.
208 157 121
GREY.
886 182 204
HAY.
266 295
JIOW'ICK.
420 208 152
MILLETT.
305 288 67
M1uKibLUi'.
24.5 839 .,•
MORRIS,
378 149 2'34
S1 A. PORI
174 142 32
STANLEY.
230 138 92
S'TLPH N,
318 362 .•,
TUCKIRSM1TII,
264 224 40
TUR. BERRY.
274 113. 163
L. \VAWANMSllt.
279 91 118
W. WAWANOSI,
225 182 93
WIN OUAM.
128 111 17
WRON,.ETElt
49 17 82
USIA/EN bi.
212 191 51 •
1867/
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our offense "Ur. White editor of
1911
The Middlesex Scott Act petition
measures 220 yards iu lougth, and
some parts of it wore to 80011 xu 6I,
CNA that it has bad to be baa;; `d,
A well attended meeting of Middle•.
sea Scott A.otor•i was held in Thorn,
dale on Friday last to organize the
palling subdivisions ir4 Ni.souri mail.
ship. A Wonting Oomtnittee wee sp.
While Jarnee lluuharn of Westuile.
@ter was driving a thresa:iug engine
on the Warteclifl'a n.laai, utoar Loudon,
eta Saturday after14uu4,, he collided
with a load of hay Mr. Duulmnt
was thrown front bks scan, i he angios
overturued in 1118 di:oh a d „allalahed,
and the horses ran away. breaking
dowu the telegraph line stud doing
other daargage.
ANION
IIROT11�RS
SALE IiECidSTEbi. 1 ,
Taw so. x,Nov. 6,--1'arnn Stack, Implements,
sec., the property of John Brock, ,jr.. lot
' Il.. coo, 8, To vuslnp of Uaborue. Sale
at 1 o'clock, bleary laru.r'n, auctioneer.
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I1alt�l.
C. ni,tso.--Ie. (limon, ou the 22ua1 ult., tl4o
wife of Mr. T, Catling of a slaughter.
DIED.
Wesecorr.-1U Exeter. ou the 4th inat,
tieu4ge Westcott, a14t4 5 NOUS'
94 burvira4! of that lila s . Down'e 1•411Z15 bas ought to See their Black Bol]'
outlive,! every oilier ct uglt remedy simply Trimmings. Why we never
because it is the hest I saw anything like them. Blk
... JUMI•E1 SINGERS. Fur Trimmings from one inch
The most interesting feature of the recent
.,
exhibition at Montreal was t e•-lupat y or cot til three -quarter's of ` a foot
' orod Jubilee Singers eligegetl to manufacturing •
tl:/` CC�.'t.: �t i r„•t:l t'.•in 'l',i. ,ren :MI at the wide, awl all new in this sea
.sure time delighting the crowds of spectators Be••• with es.lna,ita suutheruu,ei. dlo:. r geld toed, Sort—Query and of 1116111. 3
at en.t n apeeas1,lia•loma were nwar,led to Ibis
1>,�puler nesse; of showing tehnecn. and the 81116 you She 1116111 At
41 tiutukeof tltlteo:lunitvee tco lured to the Ad'
au4s Tobacco ell. for their attractive,° ]lihit,,
What is it the Ladies ar
talking about ? Why 1 those
Iatalasse Cloalsaugs, llTautle
Cloths, Ulsteriugs, Acolous,
&c., at RANTON BROS, All
say they are Ruch nice goods,
and so cheap. Aud then you
\i1'. F. n o is. I''1 t:reit 10 a,it�o ivatructi411.
+.• nA 1'1N1:( tlr,lan. \.- ice al.,I Testers- of Mu/4e.”
For terns seen at d 1'. l•1*;kt ti Store. or at
*„ fir. ltruw n, allAtl
Exeter.
mJjp(� 1�i� n}, CNE��Rs�I(,3,�J,�,,IAMI INQ,1t��,�i
•,, 111let 1 relit 'or 1t1alls p&D iallliity.
•, WIL71.rectf 1RIVABE & CO.
Naw. and:aRA wast Baltimore $treat, Warner*
"'— No 112 ElfthAvonue, New Yorlc l
'2t)B BUY i r ^ . A PIEPER
LOADING '
CUM. R L L
' j -. t • Arthabaska, Westmoreland, N. Dash 3m :—It appears from yrflr TfleMOST GUNrortboteastmoney
So reads the resolution—but what B., Halton, Ont., Stanstead, Q., remarks oil my last that rot do 110t aver ofrerett to the cur' °'
the Eeeter'"Iur:„ leas tnado ,,char o " '
charge it does not stator However Charlottetown P. E. I.. Simone and oontradlal illy etatoulent about tete 1 or sale By a nri by (sends ea
Gun Dealers.
when in the note below the text he Glengarry, Huron, Dufferin, Bruce
At the commentator relieves our multi Parry Sound, Dundee. Stormont and aro vil
t it t't1vlDotniMian fof Canaldaa SCHOVERLING, DALY & GALES
says : "Should you feel disposed to and Fork, N. B. A sin la Scott Act I all. you tbie quoetlou : Is there en- a 84 & 86 Chambers St', New York. r
g h d gra el! 1 tui o e
ono made for sacramental l a 1 p a s. al'Ild Tlsituts krn,t for a.ur select list of
withdraw your first charge agaioat me
regarding the minutes," acd GO on,
and so forth, what blessings are to
follow, and what evils we ate to be
shielded from, and when we read that
production we oonf?as to nearly faint-
ing, and had we been threatened with
having the matter brought before the
Privy commit we should doubtless
have swooned outright. In our issue
of February 7th we published the fol-
lowing, and repeat now, that we were
justified in doing so :
"If the Clerk of the township of Stephen
would hand us the minutes of the Council
proceedings the same time as he does the
other offices, and not keep them a week
later, we would be much obliged, Whether
it is want of time, or done on purpose, we
,.cannot say, but he sends in a printed slip.
We would not object to the printed slip if it
were handed in in time, but we do when a
week behind others. 11 we mistake not, he
is instructed by the Council to furnish no
the minutes."
victory freugently represents a victory
lu two and three parliamentary rid.
ings. The ponntiee in which it has
been endorsed this year have 25 par
liamentary representatives, exclusive
of Dufferin, which does not exist for
Dominiou election purposes ; and
the counties won before this year, ex-
clusive of those renewed since Now
Year's day last, have a parliamentary
representation of ,25, or at present
Scott not constiuencies havo fifty
members, or one.fourth the' eutire
membership. In considering the
Scott Act as a political factor, this
should not be overlooked. subject. A heatlreu writer says :
11 appears there is not, as the officials I.oc I 'w, ntr.ers. (Teo N.1tuwc11 d: CO,. (/'�t
lOSl.ruavells�. vatic
sToiRE
of some churches have to purchase 9 '----^---
foreign wines thefrolicensed Agricultural
retetu ra. LO
0
It is stated in the A ricultural returns '
to the Onttuio Bureau of 1udnetries
for November, 1888, tiaitt "grapes are
I
lililiTilM
OEN VIAL
a poor crop'; they failet1 to ripen.
owing to frost and mildew." How,
then, could wine be. made from them?
The sum and eubetanoe of clause 7,
section 99 of the Scutt Act 'amounts
to this : It allows an imps esibility to' e �I
free it from Bible censure. What
a farce ; what a delusion ! This Read R. HICKS, N
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ends my controversy with you on the
And don't bewalsaeringal.out the streets not
knowing where to buy your
SPECIALISTS.
Oh l never withthe man thou lov'at contend,
But bear a thousand frailties from thy friend.
—_
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND Yours, &e.,
LUNGS CONQUERED AT LAST. PROTESTANT.
Kirkton, Nov. 3, '84.
To the Editor of the 7 i►nes.
Sic :—In your issue of the. 30th
ult., referring to the question of Leg-
islative biennial sessions, you quote
from the Parkhill Gazette, at the same
time styling that journal Independent.
For the information of your readers
Isere, would you be kind enough to
state upon what grounds you class
the Gazette or its sapient editor as an
"Independent." 'Tia true that at
times when there are no questions of
an election issue on the tapie he oc-
casionally throws off a squib after
the pray good Lord good. Devil style,
as a sort of sop to the few Coaserva•
tives whose paatronage he looks tor ;
but upon all other occasions who ever
knew him or his paper to take any
other stand than one of the moat
cringing and servile in obedienoe to
oast -iron rule of the party at whose
shrine he bows the knee 2
I ask again would you kindly en.
lighten us on this gneetlon of nude.
pendenoe, and 1 for one, after being
convinced, will give the Gazette credit
for the Independeuoe it is entitled to.
Yours truly,
Surgeons from the Toronto Throat
The next issue of our village ootem. and Long Institute will be at the
brought a aolumu or more of froth Central Hotel, Exeter, on Friday and
and wind, wild assertions and denials, Saturday, November 14 and 15, for
which the gentleman expressed him.
self ready to bank up with his affi-
davit. In our next issue we regained
hon to make affidavit to the following,
which he had expressed the t eadineas
to do :
"let, That we positively refused to pub-
lish she minutes,and the day and date of such
refusal."
"2nd. The day and date upon which he or
any other person, left.'at our office a printed
copy of the minutes in less than ocE nous
AFTER HE WENT T9 THE Reflector Orrice TO
GET THEM PRINTED or after they wnav PRINTED
at the Reflector office."
From that day ,to the present the
affidavit„ have not been forthcoming,
though we have , had column after
columu of Cowardly abuse, and now
we will just tell him that ws are in
possession of the printed slip and the
envelope blearing the. Exeter post-
mark stamped day and date to prove
our ground of complaint correct, and
if he or any member of the Council,
or any elector interacted wishes to
see the same they are heartily wet.
come by calling at this office.
We publish the minutes of Stephen
Council as we do the meetingsfdNt#
municipal bodies, for the benefit 'o
our readers in the several municipal, Me, It is in the ;pnblic,ttaterest,lhasI
ioh. information should be giyan the the diseases m which Cod Civet ie useful."
the Special treatment of all diseases
of the Throat and Lunge, the moat
common of which are Catarrh, Ca.
tarrhal Deafness, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Consumption and weak Lungs, We
are strictly specialists and are curing
a larger percentage of those diseases
than any other system of treatment
that has ever been adopted.
After an experience of oyer 20
years we are fully oonviuoed that in
order to obtain satisfactory results
we must apply our medicines. directly
to the diseased surfaces and not irri-
tate the stomach with frauseating
drugs.
This is what we claim to do by the
Spirome,ter,aninstrument well-known
to the medical profession and to
hundreds of sufferers.
Afflicted ones should call and be
examined. They will be kindly treat..
ad 'and receive a candid opinion. Best
of refereuoes given. CoNsuLTA:ION
FREE. •
Seott's Emulsion of Pure
Cod Mei Old: with Hypophosphltes,
Is very Pdlatabte and agrees with the Stowach
Ds.; WOBRRING, of Newark, Ohio. says :
"I have used Scott's Emulsion \ ia; compari-
son with the plain Oil and sold emulsions
and find it to agree; much better with the
statea01 ,end glee..11luch better ,repotis in
DUPLEX.
Parkbill Nov. 8, 1884. ,
Mr. T. Miller,. of the 12111 con., of
W. Wawanosh,•had his leg amputated
by Dr. Bethuue, of Wiugham, on Tu Direr At IDovra rd.
emday of lest week. STATION•ST.
ew Advertisement
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His Stock is New Ana Complete.
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No trouble to show you through, or sot your
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HIS STOCK OF CLOCKS iS SPLENDID
representing all the leading American
makes.
Prices Lower this Season than ever before
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Bend in your sick watcher while there is room.
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OF TELEGRAPH OFFICE
R. HICKS.
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ALL tKINDS OF
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Done to order.
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A full stock of all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
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Condition
Powd-
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the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh.. Family recip-
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MEN AND WOMEN
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