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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1885-8-13, Page 4THE EXETER TIMES. Iseubltshea every Thursday morning, at the TIMES STEAM PRINTING HOUSE Dai n.street,ne.irlyoppPosite nation's iewelery Store,Exeter, Out.,bf John White & Son, Pro- prietors. Sporting News. On Friday last the Clinton Crieket Club played a game with the St. Thomas team, at the hitter place, ani downed them by 11 runs. The reign of Itfaud S is now of, six years' uratiou with nue day's stater- mission.In a won ie a deep pond. Engineer Thos.. Hutchinson, of .Hamilton, and his fireman, 3. Wallace, of London, both of first engine, and henry Angles, of Loudon, firranlan of the secoud eugine seeing the danger, all jumped and escaped with a fats slight bruises.. ttATaa or A]ovEnTlsI'.o : d y After oroesiug the bridge the fore - First insertion per ore-Firstinsertion,per line. .......10 cents. 1880 he n her title most engine made a plunge dowu the Each snbse meet insertion,per line 3 cents. To insure insertion, advertisements should of Queen by trotting in 2.10; ; tills right etnbaukmeut into the pond, be sant in not later thaanWvednesdaymorning•. sho reduced to «.1Q.k iu 18 1, to 2.0:)1 the second one following and piling Our JOB PRINTING IMPARTMENT is one and later, to 2.09; in 188.1, and now on top of it, and the mail car break - of the largest end. best equipped in the County, to' 2.08:. Sinee 2.20 war: first beaten in loose and pltlugtug down Lite ' or Rureu. An work entrusted. to us will receive our prompt attention: ` the duration of dynasties lass been as opeosite nide, the baggage car coming follows : Flora Teeple,`?.1J , Ooto- next and running over the right band Decisions I ega1•ctinl News ber 1, 1850 to August 14, 1887: tide stud toleaceping jute the last papers.; Dexter, 2.171, August 14, 1867. toengine. The first passeuger coach 1: Irma!i September 6, X871; Goldsmith Maid, lay tesetiy est the tracts, the rest of he post, orrice, vrhether directed in hi3 Ratite or 1.1 r a su wtaiLeil or not ;13, , , 1<a . the u • it it , t • , - edb . v tr St. 7 t.tea ' � IItinuto eke e. _ 1 e. a paper 8 8 •n n r n. s on orders his c X87, I. In or T.toa o • rl l a s ztap rs o 1 lt, a COY., f L d, stuck liia al continue to saran until the payment ut is ins it . •tt 4US person who takes a palrerr+guar t , 4 eptember 0, 1871, to August the train remaining either ou the, anothers.orwhetherhebea t1878 • Barge 2.18' August g 1' flooringof t Ie bald a or o thetrack iJ t is rrl lath t t e o i� u i he a all aware r •) run a 1 >, pay t -o er a 1W - and a Septette. U..t b 1 t ,,.� 2.11 ,. , e k to hie . and Was mast iu and then collect the whole amouut whether ber 18, 1880. Haub S., 2,101 Sep- ' sta,ntly stilled W11011 found his Laud tltet Raper is taken from the office sir net. , 3 In suits torsubscxi tiona.thesuitmay bo tetuber 18, 1880, to August 1, 1884 ; ; still Mraspa.t the lever of his engine, pt. I that refusing to t eam eo its to bo almost instituted in the place w •ere the paper i, pub- i Jay Eye See, 2.10. August 1, 1884. to ' awl he was' meugled and wielded by fished, although the subscriber may reside hundreds of miles away. ' August 2, 1881; Maud 8., 2.093, Ani tee e,capiog st 4 The enures sass decided i.a r take newspapers or petiodieoiefrors the pest; s gust 2, 1884, to August 5, 1885. unrecognizable, and was as jammed attic e,or removing and leaving then nncnllec. tor iuspriiuefacie evidence ofi::t�':iti„maifru.nd. Oa l rt,}ay 118t(�i30tc?r,8 civic boil °Into the debris that both of hie feat, Luca°, Caine to Exeter to play the., the a..e... `hipress roes.eagcr Jen- ' day) the base half team. of had to be ent oft in order to release he feseter 'Vf's. . Independents of this place. The i niegs woe trrrib.v rceldsd by the i -__ _ _ - _ ..-- borne teem debated the eisitore sritla-' eseepleg xtt see Ile w.►a conveyed to • THURSDAY, AC O UST 18tih.1885. ° out any trouble, the score standing 11, the l::.ispitat, St. Ca.harinea, where he 1 to 47 in their favor. Parker, of the expired about nine reelect: Monday EMT OUTAL NOTES. ' Lucan, team had the misfortune to:! evening. —••- burst bis finger when Exeter boyo l THE Government is blamed for were at their eixth luuiags, and Scott a Shunt• , Cure will iatmediately relieve issuilito the volunteers seri which '' was laced in the field in his lace '' ct'°"atl'' ►41't�..lrino ('-.sigh nn.t ]trouelute g 1? p Y Sell 1=v J. Brownlee. t will not will at pas The {govern \Ir Hugh Diamond of T,uegu acted i 1 1i meat will take it at par for Mad. a, moms and Mr. �tiin..ent,ere„. f Un Th'ir des lea, an accident ac ° Can it de more.} Exeter, diel the h'ceriuo. .Itbe return l cllrreti in the gnarly .,r of r •11ee, , iatitati will be plrtlred at Litefin &tart• t Siuctal . S.:guy's. �winerebv n work• I t I.0C43t a statement of the public I. ly. when, no doubt, the iudttnMadents a man e.eeted ,Tann-4 Ii„ ly iserre wly', ,r7 , ti ., a tuned. willit i•_ debt of the "United States for the again pile up a go •d a _t, � e=cap,.d b.l 1 , lit.t.si Daly a, en,, .mouth of July last, Ware that the.' I\ •1 ri: NI.V.:4 �. , Paged le '•'lilt'iee r•. o•: a " we - ' " 1'1111" interest•beatiug debt is $1,209,776,. 1?n-,, Ola... to ling . .tl I ',r',••I 1. ttt ilrs) 112, and 013 which no interest is pate Atkinson ................... r. $611,521,571.88. The total debt, i Erauu'l t less cash in the treasury, August 1. is , Treble .t, $1.476,571,859,69, an increase of I Baume--,.., - • 5 over eight and one half millions for 'Knight Davis the month of Pile'. Hance* -4 :•i ,t ...... ".L}las. people of Gauade gel.8raut. i, 1, tall be glad to learn that the Imper• , „Fitt"°ti+rs�,47 ial authorities Have ,promoted the 1 1i_lnt commander of the late Northwest! Iielean s. expedition, The London Gazette Beets •.: ( h following appointment Pitluloul L contains the o owing appoa t Colonel F. D. Middleton. C.11., from Turner A .... Llentenant•Colanel, llalf.pay, cow• manding the Militia in the Dominion • of Canada, with the local rank of Major•Geueral, to be Major.General, vice G. N. Bolder°. placed on the retired list. Tse Queen, who suffered from nervous prostration eousequent upon the fatigues and anxieties incidental to the marriage of the Princess Beat - :lee, bas quite recovered and is at1 present enjoying her usual robust ealth. Her Majesty will remain at ithe Isle of White until.the 20th inst., en which day the Court will go direct to Scotland far the autumn. There 'will be grand doings at Balmoral in =our of the home -doming of the oyal bride and bridegroom. .1R CHARLES TEPPER has returned Canada, we hope with the intention entering the Government. He has one ;good service in England for this onntry and the empire ; but Cana- a'e claims on Sir Charier tura para - Rar ivr itSeattl VO.4%./4 TnrFrr D *Cosh Rstheeu Baw.1�•i mount to every other consideration ; such a statesman as he is needed in this country at present. As a elan f less ability can fill the office of igh Commissioner at London, Sir harlee Topper's powers should be evoted to the interests of Canada at ome. Such will be the case before ng+ THS choice made by the Premier in Iecting Mr. Thos. White, M. P. for rdwell, to fill the position of Min- er of the Interior, in the plaoe of r David Macpherson, whose con- ned ill health necessitated his res- ation, is a good one, and nam nds the approval of the publio gen- tly. It is openly admitted by his Weal opponents that he is a man great ability, and is doubtless quite for the very responsible position. e department of which Mr. White justtaken charge is at all times ery important one, bet it is more peeially important at this particular be, on account, of the regent out- itbreak in the North-west, which, it 1eaid by some, was caused by negli- ince of the government officials, iu t giving attention to the so•called evances of the settlers. Mr. White Fust the man for the position ; he !attentive, and always ready to do rat is correct, and the public may it assured that he will sift the ale :ed grievances through and through d discover what is wanting. Mr. bite is a gentleman of pleasant raisers, rind possessed of o:,ui-eitier- e ability,. but with 111 his geed tildes the Opposition press will i something that is not working in ardance with their 'ciews, and the r Minister may expect to be tight to a,countquite often. ie the quarterly official meetingof 'field circuit, Methodist Church, Ylonday, tee question of a. settle- it between Varna and Bayfield, le Bayfield parsonage, ,cameep, a it was decided to allow Varna nit the sum of $300 in settlement s claim. This, it is said, will y be acet:pted, and will end the ter. Bayfield circuit Board rais- ne•half the amount at once. 11 4 4 5 ?1 S�rI1e^ A l,l t sl'ippel 1 fr„tt1 its post- l HAW, tliatitri ' . 1tiLt to till le. slily on 4 1119 Is i• a l:. it., w3- tfa y i;e•' yerely ils;te ; til' •.t: Illk :.£,t.} ftnil 01.0 t leg weer h kraal set. Ile reelhained urtconesi ' sone, 'line mill the apros;,tee .r, lrlk t,t• ter,y tteh.! far' wl long tine' ee'r • slight, r TEST Y01111 ; POWDER NAV »J 27 Are you mails wis.: rabid by it .liestst;ou, caustipatieu,diiz,..0-ea. lessor t,;letit:,eel. , low shill t Shi t"lt•a Ittei's Friends. Quebec, August 10.—Tho meeting after grand mass in St. Sauveur yes. , terday for the purpose of disoussiog the trial and commutation of Rtel's sentence was very largely attended, and it was resolved to forward the following petition to the Goveror General, "The circumstances that provoked the recent insurrection iu the North-west, are extraordinary proceedings which signalled the trial of Louis Biel; that the resentment produced by the facts among our population aright alter the present good harmony now existing between the different nations of Canada; that the public) iuterest in maintaining good intent and reciprocal sympahty all go towards favoring the oorntnnt- ation of sentence pronounced against Biel, condemned by the tribunal of Regina to be hanged on the 18th of September, that the citizens of St. Sauvevr unite in public assembly in praying that His Excellency the Gov- ernor-General will use to advantage royal prerogative to save the life of Louis Riel by commutation of the sentence." A similar petition is being circul- ated through other parts of the prov. ino. Hhiloh's Catarrh Remedy—a positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker month. Sold by J. W. Browning. RAILWAY ACCIDENT. One Locomotive Falls ou the Other. i:rands adre ¥0,4 asabsetately rare CCInr+X 4a.xrr ti.7pGtryt+CZl�flr FA. t THE TEST; I•:a'YSa CA% top •t i,rn „aa twat scareuntit heated,tbrn • i n, thurortrand amen. 5. chemist tern not be re. h .r.4'q to detect the presen:e er amu uonta. KING'S EVIL Was the wine formerly given to Scrofula because of a superstition that .it could be cured by a king's touch. The world is wiser now, and knows that SCROFULA can only be cured by a thorough purifies- tion of the blood. If this is neglected, the disease perpetuates its taint through s ion after m t ger cr t A. ong 1 3 earlier syinptomatle developments are Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu mors, Iaoils Carbuncles, Erysipelas, Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Phy,. areal Collapse, etc, If allowed to con- tinue. 13;henmatism, Scrofulous Ca- tarrh, Kidney and Livor Diseases, Tubercular Consumption, and vari- ous other dangerous or Intal maladies, are produced by it. A er's Sarsaparilla ar r Is the aati+l rat erfui and sit. nus reliable blond purt,uing medicine. Itis so etlect- ual an alterative that it eradicates from the system Hereditary Serofula, and the kindred poisons of contagious diseases and mercury. At the same time it en. riches and vitalizes the bleod, restoring healthful action to the vital organs ancd rejuvenating the entire system, Thisgreat Regenerative Medicine Is composed of the genuine Rbnarrras .Sarsaparilla, with 1e1101" .Tack, .vtit- tielgia, the Iodides of ,1'otassitera and Iron, and other ingredients of ;meat go- tency carefully and scientiOcally com- pounded. Its ;formula is generally known to the medical profession, and the best pphysioians eonstantly Iireseribe AY'utt'8 SAR$AI'AtiiLitlt iia An Absolute Cure vitiation For al - sca_e3 cause bythe tilt, n of r 1dI d the blood. It is eonceutrated to the high. est practicable degree, tar beyond any other preparation for which like e5i cts are claimed, and is therefore the cheapest, As well as the best bleed purif3 ins melt• Sine, in the world. Ayer's Sarsaparilla PREPARED BY Br. J 0. Ayer & Go., Lowell, Mass. t.Aunalytical Chemists.j Sold by all Druggists; price $1; silt, bottles for $5. THIS tri T and Tetuan to u; with inc or 4 Se stain -, an.t welt•et be, seems steads troeten 1OE' et Bonds that wills rin 't' -,n in uas'ee 2110101,' thine anything t+-.. nue America. Z:U. fortune if y:.:t a rt goo's, CiTT NOVELF1. CO . Ta i.out11.N i. 4 ,Fathers and Mothers! DOES NOT CONTAIN AMIIIOMA. we nsararIOTL:il:ss nes NEVER Bus QVESTIONE». Irramllilon homes fora quarter of a century it has stood the consumers' reliable teat, THE TEST OF THE OVEN, PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., )tssriaa Or The following aro the particulars of the railway accident at illerritton Monday afternoon. The train called Pacific Express left Niagara Falls about 10 minutes late, and was evi- dently trying to make this up. It was under ohttrgo of Oouduotor Wal - lace, of London, and consisted of two engines, baggage, express and mail ,vara and nine passenger caches all I pretty well filled' As it ,vas nearing Merritlon it was found that the air• brakes would not worn[ aid the en- gineers whistled for the hand brakes ' to be applied, but the train had snob j headway that they were of little I effect, and it ran past the station at fa high ra'a of •..,wd. About. one , hundred varus west of the etatrori I the track crosses the old Welland Canal by means of au iron swing bridge. • At the time the train was due the tog ,Bruce had just passed. through, and before the bridge could be fully closed the train was upon it, and the front engine left the traolt at thee entrance to the bridge; the second engine, baggage car express and smoking oars followed. All ran across the bridge on the flooring. At west end of the bridge is a steep erobaukrnent, on both sides of which Pr. price's Special Fluorin Extracts, .ronsest, mo.t delltloua and uatnrataaor tnow.,and Or Price's Lupulin Yeast Gems. ..r 1.9tht, Healthy Bread, The Best Dry trop Yeast In the world. FOR SALE BY GROCERS, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS, SPECIAL IA VO Rltkt EXTRACTS MOST PERFECT MADE Purest and strongest Natural. Fruit Flavor!. Vanilla, Lemon, Orange Almond Rose etc., flavor as delicately and naturally as the fruit. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., CHICAGO. ST. 2.0515. C. 8c S. GIDLIi Y, UNDERTAKERS ! --A1D--- Furniture Manu faourers •.1 i:'G'L,T, til` )CI{ or– Purni.tttre, Coffins, Casks And everything theabove line, to m 5 , in let immediate wants. We have one of the very bet Hearses in the County,. I And Funerals furnished, and conducted at extremely low prices. 1+;IIBLBMS Or ALL THE DlrFrnlar SOCIrir MACKINAC The Most Delirhtfui SUMMER TOUR lassoo Steamers, Low Bates. Sour Trips per Wook Between DETROIT AND MACKINAC And Yver7 Week Day Denson DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Write for our "Picturesque Mackinac," illustrated. Contains Suit k'artiaulara. trailed Sroo. Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nay. Co. C. 0. WHITCOMB, GEN. Paas. ACT.. DETROIT. MICH. ORTIIERII PACIF1 R. R. LANDS In Minnesota, North Dakota. Mon. tana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon. From Lake'Superlor to Puget Sound. At pprices ranging chiefly from $2 to $6 per acre, 5 to 10 years time. This is the Best Country tor securing Good Homes now open for settlement. FREE420 aeras of Government Land i rce liggi3be Hoene N ad nnd9nuh'rf'ultureLnws NOTE -10.518,433 Acres Olt MORE TUAY MALE of all the Public lauds disposed of in i,es, were in the Northern Pacific country; Rooks and Maps sent FREE deseril.inw the Northern Pacific Conntrw,llee Itailr.•ad Lands for Sale and 0. LAM FREE Government Land Gomer N.' r. H. 0., St.sl ul. Anna It is said "Many Mioltles make a Muokle." So it is the world over. A few Dents saved in every dollar amounts to no small sum at the end of the year. Then go to RANTON 13ROSitt FOR BARGAINS. In SUMMER DRY GOODS. Dress Goods ind M.u$hn: Cheap. PRINTS and GINGHAMS CHEAP. Parasols, Tweeds, Straw '..,alts o.. 1 t HEAP. .MUST ROOM FOR FALL GOODS. Everybody Come ; bring along your Cash, Butter, Eggs, or I aspber; ie t, and get OhoapAUry- Goods. Grana1uo in Sugars, Teas, Ete1 RANTON BROTHERS For Cheap Goodss Latest Novelties of Season 0T5 >a DRY -GOODS STOOK Is complete in all departments, and at Prices to suit the times. TAILORING A SPECIALTY Rei 'ember we keep the place to get everything you "sunt and at right prices. JAMES `I ARD. The Old Established House, Exeter GAZE ON TIIIS! , FOR THIRTY DAYS BISSETT BROTHERS OFFEE. TEN PEE. CENT. 7011. CASH On FORKS ofall kinds, CRADLES, SWATHS, SCYTHES, ETC. BINDING GLOVES CHEAP. Machine Oils,Rook Bottorn Priees American Water White and Canadian refined Oils away down. BISSETT BROS TRE BANK of TIME Main Street, Exeter. TITS FITTON ` . Keeps Watches That Are Watches And are Warranted correct for Time, Tide, of Railroad Train, and to please the most fastidious. How Lost, How Rest©sec. We 'have recently ntiblislrod a now erlilion of 1r IL, 0•7LVERIvP,Tl,'fi altI,EBhi,ATJth 1,38 - RAY on tho radical andper ivanent euro (with- out medicine) id physics] capacity liupediuionts to 4taril.tge, et0i ,r °suiting from e'coeeea. Price, in sealed envoio ne,ouly a oents,ortwo postage stamps: Tho celebrated author ofthis admirable es- say clearly demonstrates, from . thirty years' successful practice, thetalarming oonee auen. ces maybe radically cured without the dang- eroes use of internal medicines ex the use of the knife ; Point out a mode of ours at once simple certain and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter whathis eon - ditionmay be, may cure himsel f oh.taply, pri. vately and radically. Ia•Thi lecture should beinthe hands of ev- ery youth said every Man iuthe laud. Address 1'HE CULVERWELL MEDICAL COMPANY, s• Post Office Box 450 41 ANN Sr.,NEW YORK 30, 117 That is Rich, Rare, Sparkling and Substantial, Suitable for Romans, Friends and Countrymen, Lovers, Brides, Bridegrooms, Loving and Lovely Wives, Children, Hus- bands, Etc., Etc. SPECTACLES.—Sootch and Brazilian Pebble, soft easy and pleasant to the eye, and suitable for youth or age. Give him a calla. No tronble to show Goods. Watches and Clocks Repaired and Brought to Time.