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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1884-12-18, Page 3'he Oxeier gimes. THURSDAY, DEO. 17tb,1884. t ilt Rohn .at Toronto. Toronto, Deo. 16—Sir Jolla Mao- dertatd and Italy Meodonald sud party arrived shoot ;due to -night at North Toronto statiou. A large crowd lied assembled, amongst them being nearly 300 young Conservatives, With * Maud, Wbeu the Premier stepped upoa the platform; he was weloomed by Sir D fiteopherean and vowel prornineut Th nsarYitivml, the baud playing "Sea the Conquering Hiro Comes," and the crowd cheer. big bodily. The yonug men ,form!• ed au escort, spill, ,proveeded by the baud, the carriages containing the Premier and friends were driven to the res dense of Sir David MoPherson, where the Premier briefly addressed the youngtnen,tb*ukiug tbeiu for their kind reoeptiou and escort. An Organ at Fault. p'r4ta the?artage la, Prairie Mee) Tribune. For oontor*ing,*ad perverdiag Note, the Torouto Globe exoett, In speak bug of the prooeediues of * meeting of the rower's Union held io,Wiunipeg moonily, the Globe leads ite readers to believe that the people of 141anitoba are in a more eerieue elate of political egitati,su than they were last winter, and are tbreateuing to overwhelm the tlrovertlment by pbysioal force. it may scam pecuiler to the Globe, but the people of the ootxutry are not yet, aware that auoh state of affaire exists, and fur the Gifolte's information we will state that from a p ilttiaat paint of view, the people of this province have not beau in ouch a paaoeful state for the peon two years, The Globe *leo stated that at the uiaetiorit *vats urged that the political rights of the people were still beiog saorificed to the exigencies of esteem poi-ati- oleos," It each is the case it was urged by the men who like the Globe, would, earl *rae saorifiaing the welfare of the actuary bout polilioelly and oommeroisfy for their party. The Grit meets that look to the Globe for political guid*nae will be sadly wieled. EDITORIAL NOTES, Altov**ENT is ou 1o31 to bring ea Scott Aot aampaigne in Wentworth, Welland, Ealdimaod, Lincoln, and the ailige of Samiltun and St. Catb- ertnes, with the objeotions of baying the vote take place in *11 throe con- etitueneiee ou the same day. Tii ory of the Reforest politician ;--- 11 is really too bad in such extremely dull times se these that whiskey should be taxed and that tea and cof- fee should dome in free. Let us have things different. If tea and coffee are proper subjects fur taxation, why should whiskey be free ? Whiskey is. as proper and convenient a eubjeot as osn to found. CAiMERON & PETERSON, of Strathroy, give notice in the last Ontario Gazette that application will be made to the Legislature of Ontario, at its next session for an act to form the follow tag munioipalities into a new county : —Moen, Wardeville, Newbury, Glen ooe, Ekfrid, Ctradoo, Methoalfe, Strathroy, Adelaide, Lobo, McGill- ivary, Parkhill, East and West Will. isms and Ailea Craig. THE naw English Redistribution Bill is based on the principle of repro. limitation by population. In 1882, Sir Jelin framed his resolution bill on the earns principles, and he Wei tnuoh abused by the opposition for snot adopting a system which would 'operate in their favor. In England the measure met with the spproval of both sides of Yolitios,there the oppos- ition must, be more agreeable than Onre. IT is a singular fact, worthy the at- tention of our free trade friends among the Grits, that Great Britain imported manufactured goods from protected countries, amounting dur- ing the past year, to over two hun- dred and twenty-five million dollars. There was a lioie when England de. fidd the world to @end maanufao tared goods into her markets. but that day is past. And yet Englishmen will continue to hang the free trade dela inn, and allow foreigners to flood their markets with goods, and undersell the English manufacturer and starve the English artizan. We are not sur- prised at the destitution which pre- vails id Briton, or the increasing number of her paupers. While the foreign partizans are allowed to doth* work which British artisans . should do, and are ready lo do, if they get a chance, trade will never be what it ought to be in England. Sia RICKARD OA$TWRWHT stated. at Deiatitivood• M current that the population of this pr oviooe had absolutely deminsbed during the lest three years. He $five hie ituthority sa found in the sohool returns from the last report of the Bureau of Industries. He found there 11,000 decrease in school popu. Wien since 1880, lie oonoeeled the Not that the same returns showed s decrease of 19,000, in the Msolienzie Administration, The same report thaws steady increase in the whole population during the panni twelve pears. It was au oversight on bis Riahard'al pars", for which he will have Io be excused.not euffioieut proolematione poe►ed up. At we did some of the posting.* deputation Galled upon no not long since, to aecerttin if the duty impelled upon 11e was done in accordance with the liter, towin h the answer was given_ in the affirmative, The only municipality in which theyretold et all find the law not complied with, MIS in Stephen, where they Nay the requisite '*umber falls fee abort. Whether the fault be due t t Ur.Prouty, who did the basting, or the Returnieg Officer, oe ceonat esy. However, if the Act be appealed against, it will only bave t se effeot of deleyieg its being law for one year longue. When the vote is agein taken, it will likely be o irried with a larger majority tbau before. Tse Scott Aot in flue county ie io be appealed sgaiust, SO WS under - 'tend. o0 4140 ground that there wore Mimosa wheat, generally, et Winnipeg and Fortege la Prairie rouged from 60 to 69 ata per bush, during last week. Thla is mug to a great °elect to Montreal wheat pool sending rut a buyer, with iustruoti*ne to purchase a couple of million bush. els. The ruling pride in Manitoba is oaueiderably higher then in Dakota and /Aleutian*, it .must be heart reudiug for the settlers eouth of the flue to haul their wheat to Emerson, pay the Csuadisn duty of 15 Gtr per hush., and sell at Manitoba prices. There are sooree of them doing this every day, haviug no other means of finding a market for their produce. The 1ieoitoba fattier by this tine next year will have overwhelming advan. tag° over his across -the -line brother. The lake route with the opening of the alt -rail line from. Winnipeg to tide. waiter will suable the anuntry to pt rid of its last surplus bushels during the winter. Manitoba and the terri- tories, next yeer,will export well nigh nine million barbels. Wheat growing in Manitoba in future oauuot fail to pay wall, as the average prier over Dakota is 10 cents per bushel. Why do the people all go to Manitoba ? Because they study their own inter - este. C7TCt11,t01 1. Berme Mr Valentine Raiz, the Reeve of Stephan, who has been sink for some time, is improving, and able to be out of his bed again.—Our eld and respected friend Barry Shelton,ie hero On a visit, and to get—what ?— Municipal matters are becoming more quiet than some time ago, and the prospects are that there will be no election this ooming January. --The Scott Aot men are pleased over the remarks of Judge Toms at the open- ing of the County Court at Goderioh, last week.—A. number of the Conser- vatives of Ibis place have gone to do Sir John A. Macdonald honor at the banquet in Toronto.—Revival eervioes are being: held iu the Methodist Churn, in this place, under the ogre of Rev. J. Veale, and are nightly larg- ely attended. Thus far the meetings have resulted in muoh good.—The N. P. has done Crediton no serious in- jury during the last three years, and we thing it oould stand as many more years uuder the polioy.—The two flax mills and saw mill were soli the other day at an advanced price of 8 years ago of about $800.—The shooting matoh at Holt'e Hotel, Kuiva, Thurs- day last, was largely attended, and Wm. in ocneequeuoe should feel proud. RETURNED.—Mr. Andrew Winer, who removed from here some 25 years ago to Miohigau, returned to Crediton a few days ago.. During his sojourn in Michigan, he left home one morn- ing at she time of the war, saying he was going to hunt cattle, but instead he inlieted as a soldier. The family saw no more of him, and thought he Must have been murdered or lost, A short time after that the family re- turned to Crediton, and his wife again married within two or three yerrs, To the surprise of *li, the other even- ing he put in an appearance, and hie children who have grown out of his recognition, wero greatly though hap• pity surprised to see their supposed murdered or lost father. He is con- tented to allow hie wtfe to remain with her prevent buebend. A. meeting was hell iu Ccok dr Hsrileih's ball,. ou the 9th inst., to ascertain what bones could be raised towards building a flax mill. A Dols. mittee was formed and another meet- ing will be Reid 'shortly. Mr. N. Fried on Friday feat went to see some men he had eugaged in cutting good, and weui to assist them in splitting a blook, when the, axe glanced and out his foot. Ur. Aug- Ilohlbein (carriage buitd- er) has returned from D'iiehigan on a vieit. He says lie has travelled the Milted Stalas over, Miss Bebeeoa J?ried is at present visiting at Zurich. 'litre. 3. Rupert, who bee been re. ported insane, ie et present living. with her son. Mr. F. Baker. 31r. 11. i ellerntao has shout Await- ed !limiting for the IF WWII. We are glad to hear he la thing well iu the 11e' euterprisa. The isopia of D.tyiparooti and vicin- ity will not Wive cold feet this winter, judging from the way Messrs. Wee - loll & Wertz end 3. Hall are turtling Nit booze and oversbooe. Cottle, girl•. don't be backward in popping the gneetiou, fur you hive only two week* longer, end then you will have to wait four year* for suotber opportunity. Req. F. Saltraffe, occupied the pul. pit in the Evangalioal aheroh bunchy evening A. large drove of cattle left, here o11 Tueeday naoruiirg. Dir. Justus Dueller, of the 10th oon. of Hey. had hie bare burned an Monday fast. Tug fire originated froine a sieaW thre"ber. SeotVe Emulsion of Pure Cod Litter 011, With leypophoephitee, DD1DDAtM SITES MID PARR LOTS Xacellenf for Delicate, Marini C1,ildreN, IN THE De. enenTEe C. GralMlrr, Caired, Testas. VILLAGE OF HENSALL says ; •"l bare used your emulsion for over s year, and bavo derived much benefit Irons it AND OF in the mamma of ehitdren, being tolerated by the stomach when all other medicimezzts wore rejected." AN EDITORS TRIBUTE. Tkeron P. Keator, gditor of Ft. Wayne;Ind. "gazette," writes: "For the past five years have elways used Dr. Ning'a New Disoorery, for Coughs of most severe character,as well as for those of a wilder type. It never fails to effect a speedy ems. illy friends to whomi have recommended napes'; of it in same high terms. Having been cured by it of every cough I have bailor five years, 1 consider it the only reliable and sure cure for Coughs, colds eta," Call at C. Lutz's Drug Store and get a Free Trial Bottle. Large size $1.00 2 Survival of the fitest. Dawn's Elixir baa outlived every other cough remedy simply bemuse it is the hest, JUBILEE SitifiblitS. The moat interesting feature of the ann l ee exhibition at Montreal was a•etnIJ .y Dred Jubilee Singers engaged in manufectnrtng the celeb_ated bold Coin Tobacco. aim at the same time delighting the crowdi of spectators , with exquisite sonthernnaelodies, a gold med- al and a specioldiplome were awarded to this . popular brand of chewing tobacco. and the thanks of thecommitioa tendered to the Ad - time Tobacco Co. for their a ttraetiveexhtblt. 4TIQ,Y.—CL<>iN to the premises it'.t of ilia estbscriber.let IS, con. 11, Town - hip of Ste ,hen.ou or about the last of Oe to- bor. 1844.5 Lambs. The owner eau have them by proviugproperty and paying expenses. !i dnthil i Nurseries. 325 ACRES. •'° "- 025 ACRE&. THE LARGEST IN THE DOMINION To Salesmen. �k eo en,i?sal lies, Steady employment cot Axed salaries to ail who are whiles to work. 141E V MW WOMEle tau has* pleasant WORE THIS YEAR ROUND. nowt evens are earning from $1.0 to e7 per month and expenses. rteTorsustado atilt free. Address ii rONN ,t WELLINIITON.Toronto ortgage Sale 07 VALUABLE Joi1a�3. Eo matt wart hanged on Wedueeday mor sing, at Ciuoianat for the murder of hie eon. He wep while listening to tits death warrant, and begged not to be "downed" in the paters. $perp bottle of Arnica OiLiniments otd is warranted by the proprietor; to give satire faction or money will be refunded. ADVICSt1'O 3IOTRwUS. Are you disturbed at night and broken of your restbyaslokohlld sugaring and crying with pain of nutting troth? If so, Bond et onos and get a bottle of MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP' Itavaluo is incalculable. It will re, clove the poor little sufferer immediately. De - pond uponitmothers. there is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and- bowels. cures wind colla Einem; the Bunte, reduces inflammation, and gives tone andensrgy to the wool• system Una. Wrxnr.ow's Sooralxo Senor son Canna. lure Te re:ea la pleasant to the taste, and it the prescription of one of the oldest and best female nurses and physicians le the United States, and is for sale by all druggists through- out the world, Price 25 Dents a bottle. MARRIED. SPee0xaN—Wzzltas: In Exeter, on Deo. 10%, at the residence of the«bride's fath- er, by the Rev. Mr Martin, Mr. Hugh W. Spackman, to Miss Jane Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Wm., Weekes, both of Exeter. Me0oiin—MoMtsaia.-0n the 4th inst., at the residence of the brid,e near Exeter - by the Rev. John Veale, Mr. Wm. Mc- Comb, of London Township, to Mrs. Mo, Mahon. of the Township of Usborne, AnntsTIONP — SWITZEE.—on Tuesday, the 16th inst., by the Rev. A. Fear, of Rirkton, at the residence of the bride's mother. Mitchell Road, Blsnabard, Mr. Fermis' Armstrong, to Miss Maggie Switzer, eeo- ond daughter of the late Richard Switzer, both of Blanshard, PAnsoies—MaFAnLIN. —At the parsonage, Brncefield, on the 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr, Thompson, Mr. Wm. Parsons, to Mise Maggie MoFarlin_both of Exeter. A REMARKABLE ESCAPE. Mrs. Mary A. Dailey,of Tunkhannook, Pa. was af8licted for six years with Asthma and Bronchitis. during which time the best phy- sicians could give no relief. Her life was des- paired of,until in last Ootobar she procured a bottle of Dr- King's New Discovery, when immediate relief was felt, and by continuing its use for a short time she was completely cured, gaining in flesh 50 lbs, in a month. Free Trial Bottles of this certain cure of all Throat and lung Diseases at C. Lutz Drug Store, Large Bottles $1,00 4 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER - ship. The partnership heretofore exist n g between the undersigned as Private Bank. ors under thn name and firm of Maoarthur & Company at the Village of Hensall, in the County of Huron has this day been dissolvedby expiration of time and mutual consent. The nndersigne.l George A. Mihellland Jenkin T. Owen retiring from said firm. JJelin Macarthur who continues the business at Hensall, will pay all indebtedness and collect all moneys due the late firm. Dated this 10th day of Nov., 1884. A Brownlee, witnesa� as to signature o: G. A. Mihell and .1. T. Owen. W. D Frazer] J. A MIHELL as to execution by J. ►1 J. T.OWEN Maoarthur. JOHN MoARTRUB. The buainese heretofore carried on by the firm of Macarthur and Company. as Private Bankers, at the Village of Mensal will be con tinned by John Maoarthur under the name and firm of Macarthur, In the preiniees heretofore occupied by said firm. Dated IOth Nov. 1884. MACARTRtIE do 00. 25 ACRES Of FARM LAND IN TEE Township of Hay IN THE COUNTY t «F HURON. TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A V Power of Salo o'utalcod in a osrtetu In- denture of wortgsge, which will be produced at the time of wee made by Thomas John Wtlsen.DatedSeth day ut January, 1889, there wiltba sold b.r .rUDUO AUVTION BY JAMES OKE, Auctioneer, at REYNOLD'S ROTEL, in the VIGLAIiE O8' SENSUAL, on TUESDAY, the SDd dey of Decoder, 1084 At 12 o'clock noon, subject to such conditions as .hall then be produced, the following valu- able properties FIRSTLY. All and singular that certain par- cel or tract of Laud and Premises, situate, ly ing end being in the Township of Hay, in the County of Huron, and Province of Ontario, containingby admeasurement 25 acres more or loss, anmbeing.cummuted of the north half of the south ball of Lot number Seventeet,in the Seventh Concession of the said Township of Ray. There are no buildings on this land andlonly about four urea cleared. SECONDLY. All and singular the following Park Lots IA the Village of Hensall, iu the said counts of Baron, viz : Park Lots 1 and 9 east of the London Road, containing each two 1,o1three-fourths nnoolueire, lyiuggnorth sof SIM Street and oast of the London,Huron tb Bruce iiailway, containing snob 1 acre or therms - bouts ;Ark Lots 8. to 18. both inclusive, of mins sizes, and Park Lot 14, ooutaining si acres orthtreabouta, lying went of the said railway. es laid out on the map or plan of the auhdisieioninto Park lots of all that part of the north half of Lot Number 21, in the First Concession of the said Township of Hay, own- ed by the said T J Wilson at the time of the execution of the said Mortgage, andnot there- tofore laid out into Village Lots and no t in- cluding that part known as the MIR Property, piepared by t' K Hyndman, Esq. P L S. THIRDLY. Ad and singular the following Iota in the said Village of Hensall. viz: Lots Noe 13 to 18 both inclusive, north of Richmond Street; Lots numbers 21 to 93 both inclusive, south of Mill Street and east of the London. Huron and Bruce Railway; Lot 39 west of Wellington street, each of which said Lots contains one-fifth of an sore or therea- bouts; Lots numbers 42, 43, and 44, east of Brock Street, containing each one-sixth of an acre or thereabouts ; Lots Y.os. 45, 52,58,54, 55, 56 and 57, containing each one fourth of an acre or thereabouts, and lot 51, containing one third of au acre or thereabouts. lying west of Brook Street and snuth of 51 til Street as shown on the Map or plan aforesaid. TERMS OF SALE. One-half of purchase money on sales of 350 and under; one quarter on sales from 350 to 9100, and ten per cent. on all sales over $100 to be paidinCASH at the 4imeof sale and bal- ance thereof on or before the 1st of March, 1885, with interest at 6 per cent per annun.. A plan of the said lots can be seen at the of- fice of the Vendor's solicitor. For further particulars apply 10 the auction- eer, to Wili tam Wilson, Esq. Hensel!, or to B V FiL'LIOT, Vendor's Solicitor, D ated at Exeter, this 6th day of December, 1884. NOMINATION. A meeting of the electors of the Township of Usborne will be held pursuant to statute in that behalf, on Monday, 29th December inst. At TEN O'CLOCK A. M., for the pur- pose of nominating a fit and proper person to fiill the office Reeve of the said muni- cipality for the year 1885; and at 12 o'clock noon, on the same day, for the purpose of nominating fit' and proper persons to, fiill the office of Councillors for the said year 1885, and if more than the requisite num- ber are nominated, and a poll demanded, the same will be opened at the different polling places on MONDAY, 5th day of JANUARY, 1885. N. J. CLARK, Returning Officer. What is it the Ladies are talking about ? Why ! those Matala.sse Cloakiugs, Mantis Cloths, Ulsteriugs, Meltons, at RANTON BROS, AU say they are Ruch nice goods, and s0 cheap. And then you ought to see their Black Fur Trimmings. Why we never. saw anything like them.. Blk Fur Trimmings from one inch to three-quarters of a foot wide, and all new in this seas son—every yard of thein. Be sure you see them at RTON BROTllh1. CENTRAL DRUC STORE 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 Cc rat Drug Store Exeter C.LUTZ THE EXETER Planing Mill! 818E DiO4 and LI!D !!OT! ALL 'KINDS OF T U R NING Done to order. Rememberlthe place. river ovrard. STATION -ST.