The Exeter Times, 1885-3-19, Page 1VU1. SII•. No. 21
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE OHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY."
PX,b TER, ONT., TELUB$Th •T MORNING, MARCI,I 1 , 1885
Poiz,
Canned Goods, Fresh Groceries, Fresh Raddies, Fresh Ora>r
berries, Fresh Oysters, Oranges and Lemons,
GO TO G. A. - HYN DMA.N'
FAN901s'9 BLOC
Also Agent for Tiberlby'c Ii. C reed. Only 1Qc. pe
LEGAL.
0 0i ---I '- 1110T.1..I11.14 i0 111,111
No
mar Front Home.
New Condensed.
Jotrxts ac sow
Pnt,'Usbers and "To prieitore
valtauialtn,
In Brandon, luau., wagons are the
order of the day" there beingnoglow. removed there, while constable was
W. H. Tuck, Q. O., of St. John, driven home. Two yew's women
will be appointed to the vaoanoy In who were in the house have been art
ti►e Supreme Court in New prune-- rooted
wick. In the Immigration and Colonize-
41anday anernaafr Rat 3°9°141fillip- tion Committee ou Thursday morning
ley, of the I'°w"Iita of Hair*ich, wsa ItIr- Robert McKay, of Crystal City,.
corking in the both tree tell on 1Manitoba, gave evidence respecting
the agricultural resourcee and cap-
abilities of the North tweet. Ur. &Io•
Nay bad bed previous experience in j prtsanershfrhasipeuatndcouer sntedailiaOoarde a
farming in Ontario, and he weut to Britigate ng aider...
monitoba to rho spring of 1688. Aa He will be imprisoned on the island
a result of his two years' of eratioi iu of Cyprus. Zebehr baa baso pyrotic.
that Gauntry, he stated that last year ally a prisoner for the past two year.,
he harvested 80 bushels per acre, Hie wealth mainly acrluirod in tide
for an average, from hie preemption slave trade, area caufisoaiied, and be
of 160 sores, making a total yield of Ras allowed a quarterly stipend 00
4.800 buehele uif wheat, for 'labials he the 000(14i0u that he should not
received on an average ata tliarket tea't's Alexandria without the $be
20 utiles distant, 70o par bushel. dive's consent, Gen. Gordon pleaded
The financial results of this operation that Zeb°lar should be restored, to
as stated by some, were that he paid power io the Scuden, and said that
afterwards erreeted, R. Duplex was would be ooustrued es a pledge by
Won to the hospital, hie wounds are England to ptol'ong the ooeupatiou
considered fats!. )1(foCuaig was alio of Egypt,whioh the Government does
not contemplate.
Zebehir Pasha, whom Gordon im-
plicitly trusted, and melted to make
Governor of Khartoum, has been ar-
rested on a charge of being implicated
in treasonable ooneeiraotes against
the Khedive. Ilia residence was
searched, and many documents prov-
tng that Zrybehr Was in eeoret league
with the AI'andi were found. The
him, knocking hint
badly cutting hie
neible and
II, B,trrisaer, Soli- I Weiteru axon . • .aye tha day
c4 "'wei' ?'albite, The South Perth Agricultural So•
is not tar distant It Fort Arthur
* am Baa. enay to wilt be kuawu as the tetra of ono of
ctety intend holding their Spriug fair tltc richest ruiningro lope cu the con•
Iat St, Marya ou April 22nd. lineal of Antericg
:lir. John McCutoheon, the Alia Voting au the &eat Act takes
souri farmer, who, the other day was pleas► in Lawbton NO lay, today,
gored by a bull, is in n Iuw cordal=,la. (Thursday). The temperance wen
i Solicitor, Conveyancer, %t%Q,, Stratford is inoww an anoorpo''atei leava worked hard" while the Ault -
oily. It was voted upon and cirrietl, Scott people show no sign of sem_
by a majority of 8$0, batting the argumeut8 of their option
lSt. Marys has re.orgauizod it's Le outs,
orosee Cinb, with Mr. Will. (xiliioa as A fire mile rave for a puree of $80
(laptain:Master Fred. Gillies wee and the ohnutpionehip of Onterto,wae
' i�IcFADPI N,
EXETER, - • ONT.
0111008tuaws+l'R Block (11411'sal4 o
UEgTAL.
I , DENTISr
elected Nicer• -Pres, skated at Guelph on Wednesday
,"' D"$ Ttie oapi.taliate of Goderioh are °E. night by Black, of $ � Fargo, and
liecramait
and threshin $9.60 ; making a to- don had encountered Zebehr during
gattiIiug a loan end iuveatrnent so•' eau, of Seafortli. Bleck wen by half
$1 per acre for the 160 scree • that au"ex•slave king was the only woo
breaking and bdeksetttng coathint $5 who had °lough nerve cod prestige
per sora ; seed $1.69 ; barveatiug to keep the Arahe iu t,itbjeotion. Gor.
ciety, 111:4'►ear11' rail <'f .ltd $10°,'300 ,t Ian cat 20.15. Amon wee out of
ooua"
ed to leek a %el. of $2,088 tie the cast of orop, in-- lila ("wee service iia l,,.:ylit, and had
"raaettiooir. �� an, 1uoidentelt banged one of Z'ebehr's
'r«�ett, b:- A girl ..0 pears of age, who Ilea A- rims drowning accident oocurre;l 'aladiag the purchase money for land, so�aa who i ad beeu loft a
'Waage,
teak hue been eul»oribed,
otottiwtth been for solve time a tuember iu the S t d k ool;elaga Tvro leaving a balance of over ,�1,..OU, Cor's toe age,
ata. illi •t nr ay 1
1 come trams*. She nope 'magi++rel that of the rivsr and $1te sledge rttn into a ed that he aaulweuce'4 seeding °per•
she is aqueen. bole in the lee. nue owls boys nam ations last your ou the 18th of April,
Marga gn't:etitiee of egaare timter ed alaillouat was 'i opt away by the and harvesting about the let of Sep-
()Nb;i FUIi ie being whipped (rote St. 5Iary8 at current. Toe hod}• has not Baan re- tembor. Witlt reference to the eye.
0, opt1"•.tte to "resent. The timber ie taken fromcovered. teal of grading at. Port Artbitr,bn said
Elenelient. which is tosser rock -8102 On 'Tuesday °aIc'. (Iaarge Jabnsa0, t he thought the plan now pursued
�. and tLtk. Alen. Jorge onentiti,'s is 1 a bigbiy respected f+trmer, of Now
J . i•y,t'fraduateVocterlarnttoisett °Ole Id II 1 f 1�"'t 1 arum, gi in y.
' in est °tett the tin; tlt w int in the Town ebaot cue and a half mile east of,
Kingeton tyalvatiotr Arnie, ha4 be- stall taxa were sliding, on the bank marketing and ncideutalae fIO stet -
MEDICAL
li . IIy AMAN.—COI
tlra( ountyotliur.iu, us8
airs• rrlinQs lore,l;xatrr
W. BROWNING M. 1)., ;1I. G being shipped from Gratton ;teflon. S El •u cat t vrbile return:
n.i,aieii euee. Dor 'nint.l,lihnratta►s. Exetto , r• • .t • i• +tl r, tit to ► to +e• lug home with a Intki of lumber
J. A. ROLIiI +`S. 31. 0. P• S Cmil:ea, St. Alarys, awing rho poet Aylmer, wail euddeuly killed by the
Q. {lillre, Slain tit.Flleter,Ont, Residence � l
D Itaiiaarac@iltlr uccnpi@cltFxeterei'1U111pP, i1sn few sera, atilt
who wag elected at the spacious of his load, owing t0 a Bid-
last election, meet in his resignation ling plant' on the road. Dr. ht0faurg-
LLS' Z, M. D.. to the Gonncii, on Monday orotnng t wee sent far, and found life extiuct.
. otnesatbtu residone Exeter. "of last week. The Doctor deemed it neeosssry to
a The eueregtio andl euterprisint3 t boid an inquest..
1'R..IRVING, G'RADUATT"'r PINI to�vneinen, Mr. Wm. Becker, of the ! Dr, Moore, who mysteriously die-
to+sic(anatett snraoonl Uu.,.r8lcolrtrktt
on a•n.a keelnug. He does not It't the short time ago, ie at East Segivaw,
Scott Act break Ins heart, tie la al• with aa woman named. Cook. Mem-
ways ready to idea new enterprise. here of his family are trying to iuduce
Mr, D. S. Rupert, of St. Marys him book. On Saturday, Jas. Moore,
Diatriot Deputy Grand Master of the the Dee brother returned from East
A. F. A. M., of the Huron Tract, Saginaw. He says that the Dr. and
visited offioiety the lodges et Exeter Sarah Cook are not now together, he
and Reseall last week, and reported
i:R31TS TrinityColiegMember('bileie Blake hotel, Blake, 18 about ta eta°. appeared from Dorchester Station, a
i.1TPt)RTAN L NOTICE$,
t eNItY "'ILBER, Licensed Aio-
Liapeerfor Han Stephen, said 1reGilivray
"rowuships. Sv,.tew conducted at moderate races.
e)mmeu—At Pon t-ottlue,Creditoa, Ont.
and whose life bea:tnle forfeited
through an act of treachery on Zebe-
hr'a part. When Gordon was sent
to Khartoum last year both be and
Zebohr seemed to have ignored the
dart, and it was %uother of Zebehr'e
sons who safely esoarted Gordon from
met with geueral favor, inasmuch as Korot to &bn Hamed. It bas been
it moored a unifor•n olassi&cation of
grain, which could not be obtained if
the wheat were inspeoted at the tooal
markets. He bore testimony to the
advantages of the country ae afield for
immigration and settlement, and stat-
ed that the higher prices enured by
itIanitaba farmers for thetr produce
was, in a large measure, owing to the
low rates of freight given by the C.
P. lt., as contrasted with the mono-
poly which exists south of the line,
Generali,
Seventy six thousand people emi-
grated from Ireland Net year, a de-
crease of 40,000 compared with 1888,
A diepatoh from Paris says it is re -
`t f'ONEY TO %OA iV ON REAL ES- team in a iiouriNhini; oaaditiou. l+aviug gone to Chicago. Ile also says that the doctor will return to' ported thatthe Fenian, Steveub,
Davies, anti illorrisey, have been ar-
,lYl tate tortheHuron xtrErie:LoanSavings At all early hour Saturday all 40-, Dorchester Station shortly, and be rested and ordered to !cave France.
e eoltmay. n.Exeteow r of itltmeei. Apply to,ial+n t Cident occurred on the St. Marys reconciled to his wife 1133,1 f .'33 i . Mr. Stephens decilitres he will remain.
lbranoh of the G. T. 111., neat London, O'Neil, the dootor's partner says he Private intelligence from Ottawa
litc J. CLARK, Agent for the Us- which had the effect of caneider-
.L, •1 orueaud 1Ytbltort 5rutualk"iraInnur71100 ably delaying traffic from that direo-
oompany, Residence --Farquhar, Orders by tion, In consequence of a broken rail
mailpromptl•r attended to.
t eleven care of a freight train left the
'' ONEY TO LOAN AT 6i. AND 7 rails, and the track was not clear tip committee on privileges and eleottona
per .cont-•aeeoretiing to terms. Private# to three o'clock, all baggage and pas- at the local house Friday. After a
Fonda. - Apply, V sengers being transferred. No o:te
Octoberl5,"so
B. deet r. Ex ' long disouseion the committee decided
_ Souoitor. Exeter was hart• to advise the Government to declare
On Saturday, Mr. John Boiae crit Mlr. Drury's seat vacant. The oom
JORR SALE,.-TWO-STORYFRAME on lot 11, 1211i concession of Wind- mitten also recommend that the also•
arWELLINGHOUST'andouoacre ofland l.ar.. Oxford Co., and nn! i„ at !illy_
situe.ted an the Thawed Ron,d.21 miles east of gall law be atuended eo as to provide
means whereby the decision of the
judges of the court of Appeal in oases
such as that of 'last Simooe may be
reported to the speaker of the house.
After the judges have so reported in
the East Simooe case, a writ will bo
issued for a new election.
The wealthy farmer residing on the
5113 von. of West Luther, who was
mentioned a short tune ago in these
columns as burying his hogs in a
- snow drift on his farm, because he
' oould not get a auffioient prise for
them in Arthur village, has managed
to find the snow drift in which he
buried the porkers, as he offered them
for sale on the Guelph market on
Biddulph to our family, and thanking Thursday. The Carcases presented
them and yore for the exnreseion of every evidence of having been buried
love and esteem for. my dear father in the snow for some time. .He was
and sympathy for his family le their offered $5.50 per hundred but declin-
bereavement. In behalf of our family ed. He waited round the city for a
1 sincerely thank you one and all. 1 higher bid till nearly 5- o'clock, when
remain yours truly, JOHN S. ATKIN— Ile hitched up his team and drove lila
sox, Biddulph. pigs home.
Some time ago a pertain reverend About nine o'clock on Saudis, night,
gentleman of Stanley, was presented two brothers, Robert and William
by several members of .his congrega Duplex, went to. MoOuaig's house -in
tion with two' sleigh loads .of 'goon rear of No: 9 Terauley street and de
oats, ;sin'ce which time surprise ,par mended a drink. The occupant of
ties, with loads of oats, have been the. the house refused, and two Malleus
order • of the day, or rather the named `Franoiso Relosi and Frank
night: Just lately, three cf Stanley's
Foote went to leis assistance to put
most earnest and faithful ministers the Duplex's out. A free fight en -
is under the impression that the Dr.
will not return.
The East Sitncoe election case was
again up for consideration before the
• seter. Goodiargo frame stable and driving
shed i splendid orchard of choice fruit -bearing
trees; soca wall andcistern. Suitable for a re-
tired farmer. Wi11 be sold cheap for clash, Ap
ply to THOMAS ALLIN..E.:oterP 0 iv i9-tf
J. CLARE'. COMMISSIONER
• iuthe Court .f Common Pleas—Deeds,,
\Vills,5tortgagos, Leases, and all forms of agree •
meats drawn and exocuiedaoeord]ng to law.
MONEY TO LOAN ON DEAL E STATE, Partieswlsh-
ing to borrow money on account of recentpur.
chases ofland,or to pay off oxistingmortgagss
will find agroat saving bygiving mea oa]l, Can
loud money att and et per cent. accordingto
terms. N.J,CLARE.
on for A. McCall, Esq., what was
probably the largest tree standing in
the county. It was a swamp oalc,aud
at the stump measured 5 feet in dia-
meter. The first log was 16 feet
long and contained 1,836 feet board
measure. The whole tree was com-
puted to make about 5,000 ft. At
one time $50 was offered for the tree
as it stood.
Mr. John S. Atkinson,of Biddulph,
requests the following expression of
his thanks published : "W D. Stan-
ly, reeve of Biddulph-1)3ar Sir -I
take this opportunity of acknowledg-
ing the receipt of the very kind testi-
monial
esti-
mons presented te d by the people o f
JOHN MaDONELL. ISSUER OF
MARRIAGE LI:3ENSES•
OFFICE IN FITTON'S JEWELRY ST011E
Also agent for the London Mutual Insurance
Company of Canada,Mercantile Insurance Co
—Capital 1,800,000.00 Head Office Waterloo:
Ont. Glasgow & London Insurance Coy—Cap-
ital $2,500,000 ; Head Office, Montreal.
JOHN McDONELL Exeter.
THE WL'12ERLOO MUTUAL FIRE'
INSURANCE CO.
Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE .- • WATERLOO, ONT.
Thiscomyany has Udell over'Eightteen.ycars
4Aunoeseful operation, in Western Onterlo,and
ciintinues to insure againet?ose or damage by
Piro , Suildinge,Merchandi se, Manufactories ,and
all other descriptions of insurable property. In,
tendingiusurers have the option of insuring; on
the Premium Note or Cash Systom.
r'oringthepast ton years ttis.Company has
ssued 57,090 Polieies.covering property to tire
amount of $40,872,088; end paid in losses alone
8709,732,00
elsbetS, allc,iOo.00, consisting of Cash in
dank, Government Dopoit, and the nnaesebsed
Premium Notes onliandandinforce J. W \V t
DEN M D. Preside, t. C. U. TAYLOR, Secretary
J.0- Tt17li8iSs,tnepe'ctor.: CHARLESSNELLY;
Agent for axeter and vicinity. •
TENNENT &';TENNENT; ?Veteri•
nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Vetorinar3 College, 'Torun
to, have 'op • •.ened an office
for the tree 'tm-ent , o 5 • a 11
Dcmestio Animals,"'0 11
Mein street Exeter. • Call
from a dis- _..-, °' tante prompt"
attended to: Medicine for liorses,'Cattle, &e
always on hand:
Y
states that Hon. Seuator Roes has
verified the rumor in reference to the
sale of the North Shore railway to the
federal government. The sale was
made for $5,000,000, the transfer to
take plaits immediately.
The Canadian PReific receipts last
week were $106,000, au increase of
nearly one hundred per cent., as com-
pared with the same 'week last year.
The Grand Trunk reoeipts show a de-
crease of $19,000 on receipts for last
year.
Mrs. Dudley is not without a sense
of humor. She recently remarked
that she believed she would prosecute
O'Dounovau Roam for receiving her
discovered that Zepehr has been in
continual correspondence with the
'Mabdi, bout before anti since the cap-
ture of Khartoum, Several other ar-
redte, inoluding some prominent no-
tables are expected.
Foreign ]lrIefa.
Herat, the, present bone of conten-
tion between England and Russia, is
comparatively small for a place of
inch paramount intportanoe, contain•
ing barely 50,000 iuhabitanta. It is
situated in a slight depresalou on the
summit of a rooky ridge, 2.650 feet
high, forming one of the westernmost
spurs of the great ;aafeid Koh (White
Mountains) range, which runs across
Northern Afghaoistau from west and
east. It is surrounded by a wall
which, measured from the base of the
earthen mound on which it stands,
attains a height of seventy five feet,
which le oousiderably exceeded by
Beleral of the 150 towers that streng-
then it. But these defended, though
seemingly formidable, are now, like
those of most Afghan fortresses, fast
crumbling to decay from, long neglect.
The citadel, like that of Cairo, stands
on a steep rock in the ventre of the
town. There are four bazaars, which
lie just within the four principal gates.
The place has a - considerable trade
with Persia, India, Turkestan, and t
Western China, the chief local pro-
ducts being saffron, asafo:dida, sad-
dlery, caps, cloaks, shoes, carpets,
sables and sheepskins. The name
of the town is said to be derived from
bullet under false prbteuces, as she the Heri-"Rud" or river, which flows
would not have shot him had she along the southern base of the ridge
known he was a coward. A. shot like upon which Herat stands.
that is about as effective as her re-
volver
shot.
War Notes.
England has placed her Suez hos-
pital at the disposal of Italy.
Italy hoe contracted with an Eng -
nth firm for the construction of a
oable between Massawah and Aden.
Orders havebeen received at Naples
for the needy' dispatch of •12,000
troops to the, ited•Soa under two gen-
erale.
A native spy reports that talgsseng-
ers have arrived: - in - Oanlan . Digma'e.
camp with the -news that Kassala has
fallen, 1 -
The Afgbau trouble is yet at,' a
standstill. Russia's troops are for:
bidden to advance to. Afghaniatan.
Some likelihood of the trouble being
settled.
British officials at Cairo are urging
the Government to appoint. Wolseley
have been presented with oats enough sued, during which Relosi stabbed Governor-General of 8rudan,'i with.:a
to' last, them for many a long day. Robert Duplex sixteen times in dif view of impressing upon the' natives
This makes the'fourth or fifth of ferent parts of the body - Wm, the favi that England does, not intend
Stanley' preachers who have received Duplex was stabbed, i'u two or: to abandon the country until she has
Valuable presents Within a Olen time; three planes and McCuaig had his secured a stable Governmen ° fnr itr
Can any other tuwnsflip in -Huron' tell bead severely cut. 0unstal]Ie Hart They state such a state will weaken
the game'good isle ? Bearing the row, ,went into the house ills resources of the Malidi, and
and was knocked senseless by a blow nate mauy tribes. Gladstone opodses
Iu the Ottawa d straot5,000 iintni= supposed to be from an' ase: The the creation of su•.l] an oflice'for. any
grants settled during the lust year_ Italiaus then bolted, but were shortly Englishman, on the groand. that;.i
t.
•••
Seizure of School Books.
Some dime ago it was discovered by
the Halifax customs authorities that
a targe consignment of geographies
from the well known Edinburgh firm
of Thomas Nelson & Son had been
fraudulently entered under .the clause
in the tariff act of 1888, which per -
mite books over seven years to be ad-
mitted free. These geography books
had the dale "1876" printed on the
title page, but it was found that they
contained the figures of the census of
Canada taken in April, 1881. The
imams appraiser could not under-
stand how Nelson &- Son had manag-
ed in 1876 to guess, with such accur-
acy the figures regarding population,
the number of religious creeds, the
places of birth, etc., ascertained five
or six years later ; and accordingly
refereed the matter to Ottawa. At-
tention having thus been attracted to
/gelatin/gelatin'& Sou's shipments, it was im-
mediately discovered that .in other
school pablioattions sent to Now'Beun
s.ivick, and which Mao bore that date
of 1876, Ole original ;title page had
-
ben removed and, a new one neatly
pasted in, s0 that the books might be -
pissed through ,113' oastomw under
the .free clause.