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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1885-4-2, Page 4Ehe (F", ;eIer Eignes. THURSDAY, APRIL 2nd, 1885. More than two-thirds of these Wakes have been already adjusted, and the remaining ones are in prooees of set' siemens. Not one settler has yet them) injured by the lose of bis im- ' THE NOIUR _ WEST' TROUBLE. UBLE. prov etneats, or what he could la giii-• mately claim by reason of the Gov - cut -throat Biel Is again on the ernuisnt's surveys. Further, at least war path. He has succeeded in Daus; 90 per cent. of these settlers arefrom tog an uprising against the authority Manitoba, where they had received free patents for all the lands they of the Doennion aovernment, The alleged grievance whiob led to tele rebellion is that the claims ' of the were in possession of in 1870. Be- sides they have reoeived grants on land as minors oras heads of•famii-� half-breeds in the terrttory for the ,les, acrd to day they are accorded in 1 sante amount of laud as was given to the North-West all the privileges the half breeds in Mauitobe have not granted to anyone under the Detain - ion Lands Act, All the laud claims of old settlers, half-breeds or other$ have beeu eatiefaotorily adjusted at th., following points :-Fort. Qu'Ap-- pelite Fort La Corue, Prince Albert, been acoeeded to by the Government. The Govornmeut never denied them thin claim, but it dues refuse to entertain the claims of those who have settled in the north:wost ter: . ritory from Manitoba since the allot: St. Laurent Proper, Fort Saskatch• meat took plies in that province in errant EdWont0a, St. Albert, and on 1970, as they got their share then, th. Battle river south of Bear hills. trod they have the same ,chance to The survey of Viotoria was made last homestead fie other settlers. If their 1 autumn, and as soot; as the plans are demands were wetted tr., the eanle result would follow as iu Manitoba, whore large treats of land are Dow held by speottlators for miles around Winnipeg, which were purchased for very little from half breeds for, like Indians, half breeds are an it4olent race, having au abhorrence for work and if the (*averment were to give them what they ask, they might as well make up their minds to feed the entire red skin population of the north --west. The Grit press blame the Government for the outbreak, but no Government could have done more for any country than has been done for the north:west. Every en: management sant induee'nent have been given to whites, indiens and half breeds that could be reasonably QXpected, and all just and lawful olaims granted as equally as possible. But bow have the efforts of the Gov: ernmeet been supported by the Be: form preen ? .Every 4,4100 of the present Gevernlneet lute been mieoon $trued by them. the leaders in Otte. c'tuxpleted, which will be in a few weeks, the olaims its that part will be settled. Those in B+ittteford are ar ranged, and these wilt be finally ad- justed ,. on the opening of an office there durin, this coming season. It will from this statement be even that the affirmation that Riel and his fol luwertt have grenade of complaint against the Goverrtmeut on the notes of having their olaitnn interfered with, has no fouudatiou whatever. Com- ptioatious have arisen in regard to their olaime which have been the re suit solely of their own notions in set, fling on lauds subsequent to the sur- vey thereof, and not conforming thereto. Even if they did not wieh to adopt the survey as made it is an easy matter to adjust themselves 1n lots of five, ten, fifteen, twenty, twenty-five, thirty, or thirty-five clams in width, running east and west or north and south. These olaims Qan then be eubsoribed as legal tlubdivieions ar portions thereof. The Noah -Weer is the best surveyed , wa, and tht r emissary in the north: oouutry iu the world,aud the question wast into aote ofp oilation and op, arises whether the Government have pressiou of whites ud indiaue alike. l not already gone too far in granting The oonwequence has been to foment discontent, and eeceasiou has been openly p ()Retied by anoli demagogues acoeeded to the demands of 1119set- ae Yurvis and his roomettes. No won: iter that a crack brain like Diel would tiers in thih respect, particularly as it is tuoutubent on them, in ednueoli(tn with the intrndnoiiou of the Tot rens eyetem of registration, that they slloeld allow av little irregularity at possible in the surveys, thus prevent; ing possibility of u,ut-ide,ttitioation of these river late, as in the not distant future the complaint will be evade Ord the Government should not have take er.couragenlent to try his hand a second time at rebellion by pro: claiming himself the champion of the rights of the half breeds, knowing that the Toronto Glo ie in 1871 held out encourattement to him in his cause, and from the advent of tea the land described in the patents. present Government to the preseut The Opposition are in the habit of time the whole object of the °Keret quoting the prao ice of the United _Ciao has been to stir up diseotttent. States an Hite point. Their practice They have circulated reports anlm is ra make all settlements prior to the r fated to prevent people from settling survey, no matter when established, .fJ \ 1)ERS.• in our own territory, homing up Am: conform to the sectional Itystetn of the next place of meeting. Next meeting will be bald on May 20th.. Haman .Beaten Again. In the sculling match at Sydney, N. S.W., Fe rlay between Hanlau and Beach, the latter won. The attend• auoe was enormous, the weather fa- vorable and the water smooth; Both oarsmen were in exeelleut couduiou. After the start they kept well togeth- er for some distance. The rape was close and exciting, The $cullers ap- preached_ the winning post almost bow and bow. The exuatoment among the epeotators was great. When put: ling with all their strength for the winning poet Beaoh overhauled Hau- lan and increased his advantage till the very finish, amid the wildest ex- citement. Haulau's defeat by Beaoh has given the ;people in Canada a new subject to talk about, and bell .eral regret is expressed, as it was felt he would redeem his lost laurels, JUBILEE se:s imts. The most interesting feature of the roeent exhibition at 1l fontroal was a oc.mpany of col- oheed TubUee Singers oupaggie�diu mauutaotttriutl rho celob:ated told Ootn Tobaoeo, anti at the taros taste i;II ut ng the crowds of a ectatora with exquisite toutherumelodtas, e1 gold med- al and a apeciaidiuloma were awarded to this popular brand of chewing tobacco, and the thanks of the commitoe tendered to the Ad ams Tobaoco00. for their attractavoexhibit O TEL TO RENT IN THE VIZ. LAME OF i:LIc111ILLFi, Bounty of Huron. Appl'.n' premiaoa or to Mai, P. EL f,I0TT,14e Fuilertou-st„ Lowson, Ont; FOUND. -ON THE 24111 ULT.., on Main -Street, a aunt of alouey. Loser May havetiawo on proving claim and paying east of advertising. Alrply at Tutu Or7rIce. VXTANT.SD A GOOD GENERAL V Y 8B.ctVANT. Apply to 1 MRS, Exeter, OTICE TO CREDITOSS OF THE. ESTATE OF MURDOCH 51.0BE- ,TIE, late of the Village of Exeter. in the County of Buron, Carpenter. deceased. Parenaat to R. 8,0.. o11ap.107, eco, 34, notice Js l ries ygivca that all ersous bavi'•g o)atxua against the estate of the said Murdoch Die• Ii enzIe. wlto died on or about the lett day of Jaauarv.1883, aro t'n or before she 9th day tit May.186 utto seud be posy, prepaidi911:1:1 to Ileula- tutu V. EUfot, So)tltor, Exeter, their Cbriati• en and Surnames, adelresaoat and deeoriprio and uartaculars of thaw olaims, du)y Fended and rho nature of the security(it an) lined by them. and that afterthe card 8th day of Dtay. 8385 thu extecuto- llpreceed to distribute the aaaotts of the saiawl oskate anxong the parties eutittetl thereto, Navin regand only to rho Claims of wbtck nott,.o shall hero boon gluon, and he will not be liable toanyporsou or per• sots of whose claim he $bull not then have ;tad notice. Dated 31.t March, 1$8.7i. BENJAMIN V. ELLIOT Solicitor for SAMUll L DAVIS, 2941 Lxecutor, erioan territory as preferable, and surveys, a quarter et a quarter sec:. when au emigrant could not auooed titin twins, the smallest portion allot: they laidthe cause of his misfortune at the door of the preseul Admittie: tration. The demagogues of the north west have limited the inline to die: content and suspicion, and the half breed to rebellion, and now of aro 1. "It. Meeting. res ' thefruit of their evil policy ted. Attother voiut to bo considered is that if these half-breeds had their natent to -morrow, in three months they would not have an inch of land. Bing r• the people of the Domicion still ren: ognize the promptitude with which the Government have furnished troops. They deserve the th*nks of the country for acting so promptly. dart=Breed Claiius. The illaii's Ottawa correspondent referring to several points about which there seems to be mi800noep- tion in the minds of even those ordin• arily well informed on matters cnn• neoted with the halt -breeds, who un- der iiiul'e guidance are acting in an unlawful Manner, Bays :-1 may state on authority as follows :-The points in the North-West at which there were settlements of hatf-breeds at the time of the transfer in 1870 were :St. Albert, Lelao, Lebaobe, St. Ann (now abaudoned), erinoe Albert, and Qu'- Appelle. At Fort La Carne there were possibly half a dozen families. At St. Laurent and along the south branch in that neighborhood as the time there were none. Some plain hunters camped during the winter in the woods some miles" up the river about St. Laureut. They bed merely temporary huts, since abandoned. The Government have laid a ur set- tlement surveys (river lots) at St. Al- bert, Fort Saskatchewan, Victoria, on Battle river, south of the Bear hills, Prince Albert, and St Laurent and vicinity. In a word, wherever at the time of the survey there were any settlers who wished to retain their holdings as river lots, the eurveye were made to suit them. It is truo several are claiming that they wish their grants as river lots in the vi- oibity of St. Laurent, but those par- ties settled on their lands subsequent to the survey. To .those the Govern- ment say, "Yon need tot take land as a quarter section, but we will allot it by legal subsections or fractions thereof, so as to preserve to each man his river frontage and improvementr." The quartely meeting of West Huron District Longe, I. U. G. T.. was held in the Temperance Hall. Auburn, on the 11th ult. The meet- ing was largely attended, every lodge in the district being represented. The following are the officers elected for the .ensuing year :-llietriot Chief, Bro. R. Adams, Londesboro; District Vice, Sis. Mary Sturdy, Auburn ; seoy treasnror, Bros Frank Metcalf Blyth. After the ordinary routine of busi- ness had been got through, the Reso- lution Committee submitted following resolutions which were duly approved. I, Resolved that in view of the Cana- da Temperance Act coining into effect on May let, each subordinate Lodge in the district, shall, before May 1st, notify each hotel -keeper and other dealers in Liquor at present en- gaged in the traffio or who may tape possession of the plane of public enter- tainment in their respective neighbor• hood, that the Lodge has resolved it- self into a committee of the whole to see that the said act is duly observed and ecforoed. I1, Resolved that each Church organization and all Temper- anoe Societies be requested to oo-op. erste with us in enforcing the obser- vanoe of the Scott Act. IIy, Repot. ved that each Lodge in the district pledge itselt to assist the Huron Scott Act Association in any way that may be required and if funds are needed to furnish the same by means of public entertainment+ or by direct oontribu tion. IV, Resolved that this district Lodge work in harmony ' with the Dominion Alliance and ,other 'Tern- peranoe organizations. V, Resolved that the Seov. correspond with the Huron Soott Act Association, asking their oo.operation in holding a Tem- peranoe for the county about June Lint. The Secy. was instructed to send a report of the meeting to the local pa- ers. Londesboro •- was selected as Renton Bros. ANOTIIER LOT JUST TO HAND, WHIG MAKES THREE !. Remember we have no reference whatever to the Babes in the Drib, but to the immense stock of New S ringPrint atRantonBros. NEW DESIGNS, BEST COLORINGS, LATEST STYLES In Checks, Spots, Binge, Stripei, Hail, Floral$, Overgheelts, Palk and Light fancies, lilourniug, WVe eau be pleased to show you them alt. as would the mother of tiro three boys and to know if you don't think tory aro pretty. Well, while sem say that the boy* are, and others not, all agree that our New Sptiug Prints are not oily+ Pretty, but Lively, Beautiful, fie., 4c. Prints at 5,8 and 10 acute, and au Extra Oboist) lot at 12e cents. Dome and see, No trouble to show at Manton Bros. Also Big Bargains in White Check Mullins,. Selling at the price of ordinary printer Everybody ehcuid sae theta, New Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, Ottomans, (,3ivaahams, Skirtings, Cottonafles, 4, tl`a, Something New Again at Banton. Brothers, idISS ELLIOTT, of London, has been secured to take oharge of our Drees and Mantle - Making Department up -stairs, and in this, as all others, the greatest taste and latest style will bo displayed. Silks, Satins and fine Dresses a ttpecialty. Diourning Goods on abort. notice. Goode bought from lie ar any place else alit receive best attention, and the ladies can rest assured Miss Elliott will give entire satisfaction, Galt and see her at RANTON BROS.. Up-ataire. ADVICE TO i1;OTfER'S Are you disturbed at night and broken of your restbyaatckchild suffering and crying with pain of cutting teeth? It so, send at once and get a bottle of MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP' Its value is incalculable. It will re - Jove the poor little sufferer immediately. De- pend upon itmothera, there is no mitt:, ke about it. It cures dyaentery and dianrboca, regulates the stomach and- bowels, cures wind colic aeftenethe guns, reduces infiamu'atien, and given tone and energy to the whole system , DIRS. WINSLow'6 SOOTHING Bram.. 7011 CUUILD, BEN 'MITRING is pleasant to the tette, sue it !the prescription of oue of the oldest and beat emalo nurses auci pbyatoiana in the United States. and is forsato by all druggists through- out the world. Price 25 sante a bottle �rEAT.ED T ENDERS, marked "For bfounted ►? Polico Proviefona anti Ligt t Suppiths'". and addressed to rho von. the President of the Privy Council, rlttawa, will be received up to noon on Thursday, I4th May, 1885, Piloted. forms of touder containing full in- formation as to tho articles and quantities ro- quirod may bo had on application at Fort Ca- ber no. Winnipeg, at any of the Mounted Police Posta is the North West, or at the office of the uudersigned. No tender will be received unless made on suoh printed forms, Tho lowest or nay tender not necessarily ac- cepted, Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted Cauadiau Bauic cheque tor an amount equal to 10 per cent. of the total value of the articles tendered for, which will be forte ted if .Lo party malting the tender declines to en. ter into a contract when called upon to do so. or if he fails to caroplete the service contracted for. It the tender be not accepted the cheque will be returned. No payment will be made to newspapers in- serting this advertisement without authority haying been first obtained. FRED WHITE, Comptroller, Ottawa, March 6th,1885, MOR.TC1a.az SALE OF. ORTII(I1t. rciit R. R. L%. in Minnesota. North Dakota. Mon- tana,Idaho, Washington and Oregon. Froin Luise Superior to Puget Sound. t t t•.r:ces ranging chiefly from 12 to VG per acre, as 8 to 10 years time. This Is the Best Coun'rr o' securing Good Homes now open for settlement, FREE020 acres of Government i.nnd Wreeundertile Itomewt+:n! A1n,.1,er ttultnre laws. NOT;' -10,818.433 Acres OIC MORE THAN HALF of all the l'utdl, Lauds disposed of in pill are in the Northern Pacific reentry. Iiookannd \taps erns FREE Qeu'rtbine the Northern Paging' k REE Government i or I'.d Address (%IiAS. Ii LAMBORN, Laud Com"r, N. 1'.11. it., St. Paul, Minn, for working people. Send 19 cents Tifipostage, and we will mail you free. a royal, valuable sample box of gomta that will pnt you in the way ofmaking mora monoy in a few days thou youever thought possi- b10 at any business. Capital not required. You can live at home and work spare time only or all the time, All of both sexes of all ages grandly successful. 50 cents to $5 easily earned every evening.. That all who want work may test the business, we make this anparalleled offer: To all who are not well satisfiedwe will send $1 to pay for the ttouble of writing us..5uU particulars,diroctions, &c. sent free. Immeusepay absolutely sure for all who start at once. Don't delay. Address STIxsoN & Co., Partiand,Maine. 1.PROPERTY LIST Farm, Pi operty. I T' ° ROUSES TO BENT. Apply to ISAAC CARLING, Exeter Default having been made in payment of a certain Registered Mortgage bearing date the first day of September, A.D. 1881, made by Thomas J. Wilson, of the Township of Hay, in the County ofruron, Lumber Dealer, to the Superior Savings and Loan Society, and as- signed to the vendors (which mortgage and assignment thereof will be produced at time of sale) there will, under the power of sale con- tainedin said mortgage, be sold by public auc- tion by E. Bossnainxinr, auctioneer, at Hodgins' Hotel, Village of Hensall, —ON— SATURDAY, APRIL THE 18th, 1885, A t thehour of 19 o'clock noon, the following property, yiz.: All and singular that certain parcel or tract or land and premises, situate, lying and being in the Township of Hay, in the County of Huron, containing by admeasurement one Winched aol ea more or less, being composed of Let Number Fifteen, in the eii:tbconcession of the said Township of bay, Upon the above property ate situated a good frame house, story and a half high with frame kitcren attached; also four small frame houses,a good barn and stale. About thirty acres of this land are cleared, upon which isa small bearing orchard. There are about aixty acres of Brod bush land, timbered with maple, oak, ash and hemlock. Terms : One-fifih of the purchase money to be paid at time of sale, the balance within fourteen days thereafter. Arrtngoments may be made by which a portion of the purchase money may be secured by mortgage on the premises. For further particulars apply to ORONYN & GREENLEES. or to Vendors' Solicitors E. BCSSENBERRY,Eeq, Loudon, Ont. Auctimin.er. &c., Zuricu, Out, Dated the 30th March, 1865.. FARM FOR SALE IN STEPHEN. Lot 2:0 5, in 4th Concession, 100 acres. For particulars apply to B. V. ELLIOT, Solicitor, &c., Exeter 4th Fob., 1885. MEN DIt• U()WlN S GOLDEN LINIMENT for Diphtheria. Croup and Asiatic Cholera. A aura cure. Pain of all Mode quickly relieved. Internally and extern- ally. Ask 'ortt, Tako no other. Soo testit'no. niers. k'or sn]e by 11 Drut:gist.z. Foie COUGIHS AND COLDS. k';� GOtI1?OUIv'D OF LIN- St;i;D, Auiiood„ t+onega, Bquill,Tolu, eee with ,hlerndvuo. . AY'S COIIPOUNV, a demulcent -� oxuectarant for Coughs and Ccids. x(AY'S t 0 i1POUND, for Cou,'hs and C.o1.lr, to equally sorvicablu. for t e oriole autl Cattle. Ter AY'S TIC PILLS, n hpcoific iu ii Aolualgla Face ache &c C.JOAGt7LtN to Cement for Brok- on Articles. Sold everywhere. Solo Mfukul•s.-. XY BROS.. Stockport, England. TOUN GILL, Auctioneer for the !J Townships of Stephen, llty and Ueborno. and the Village of Exoter. A11 sales proututif attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales arranged at this office. FARM FOR SALE. -The subscrib- er offers for sale the Fast Half of Lot 3 and North Half of Lot 2, 4th con of Uaborne. On tho premises are a brick house 20x28, nearly new, containing 6 rooms; frame barn 94x48, with stabling ; a small bearing orchard, and a never -failing well, The land is well drained and in a good state of cultivation 'There are 12 acres of fall who it in the ground and con- si derable fall ploughing done. Distance from Exeter, 5 miles, and 3 miles from Centralia. Terms to suit purchaser. Possession given either 'before seeding or after harvest. Pur- chaser can be supplied with seed grain. For further particulars apply on the pradiises to O.H. SPRAGUE, or by letter to Exeter P. 0. CREDIT AUCTION SALE OF tJ Farm,andFarm Stock, The undersigned will offer for sale oh March 31st '85. commenc- iug at one o'clock p m, 80 well-bred steers, most ly three and four years 01(1;10 cows and netters supposed to be with calf ; 1 horse fou • years old ; 1'.mare .live years old with foal. The farm is lots 4 and 5 and part of 3,Lake Road, east, ltephen township, containing 282 acres, mostly cleared, good buildings and abundance of good epring water. This farm is principally clay loam, and is stied for either grazing or cropping The above wini.e sold in Dna block or separate ly to suit purchaser. Itis all joined except at small part on the opposite side of oonaession. If not sold will -be rented, If purchaser rewir- es elair-es time, a small amount down will anewer ; balance at 6 per cent Also 1 thoroughbred bull (registered peaigree,) and one, grade bull ;16 yes rling calves. JOHN KEITH, Prop, 3t Blake P 0, On 1 C CAItTWRIGHT, L. D. S., Has opened dental rooms over O'NESI.L'S BANE, wherein) 'will be prepared to extracttcethwithout Pain. All operations performed with cage and skill. Gold fillings a speciality. Office) hours 0 a. m: to 5 p rn. Otanitat¢s 1t1on xwi'x. TEOIis CA811. ftllaawaa Auction Sale OF - AN EXCELLENT DWELLING ROUSE — --AND Three Acres of Land IN EXETER. And of the undermentioned Furniture, and Household Effects,l•;to., Etc. THERE WILL BE SOLD BY Public Auction, by john Gill, Auctioneer on the promises on the Lake Road, Exeter, on TUESDAY, 7th day of APRIL, 1885 At 12 o'clock, noon,'subject:to such conditions as shall then be produced: FIRSTLY -A11 and singular that certain par- cel or tract of land and promises, situate, lying and being in the Village of Exeter, in the coun- ty of Huron, containing by admeasurement Three:Acmes, more or less,agel being eomposed of part of lot number One ihe First conces- sion of the township of Hay, having a frontage on the Lake Road of three chains, and a depth northward therefrom of ten chains, These aro the premises lately oc cupied by Murdock Mc- Kenzie (deceased,) Thera is a good frame house with a brick cellar underneath, a woodsted at- tached; also a good frame barn, a young or- chard just beginning to bear, and never -failing piing, on the premises. SECONDLY. -The following goods and chat- tels :-1 Cooking Stove,1 P arlor Stove, 1 Centro Table, 2Bedsteads,2 Bureaus, 1 Cupboard, 1 dozen cane bottomed Chairs,1 Rocking Chair 1 Cow, 1 Heifer two years old, 2 Mattresses, a, quantity of Wood, son e c,arpeuter's tools, and other small articles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE -Ten per cent.;of the pur- chase money of the Real Estate to be paid in oath on the day of sale, and the balance on or before the 7th day of May, ]885 with interest at six per cent per annum until psi t. The Chat- tels mast be paid for in cash on the day of sale: For further porho u]era apply to the auction eer, or to B, V. ELLIOT, Vendor's Solicitor. Dated at Exeter, this llth day of March, 1885.