The Exeter Times, 1885-8-20, Page 4MANHOOD,
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THE EXETER TIMES,
republished every Thursday niorniug,at the
TIMES STEAM PRINTING HOUSE
gain -street, nearly opposite Fitton's Towelery
Store, Exeter, Ont., by Toha White S: Soo, Pro-
prietors.
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Firtt insertion, per line 10 cents.
Erroll su seguert itsaviren,per lin .:..spents,(Sy
sympathy as a persecuted party. In
To insure insertion, advertisements should that respect, at least, the inspiring
be sent in not la
ter than Wednesday morning. p
mantle of the former proprietor assed
a
Our JOB PRINTING DRPA'RTENT is one, With the plant, 'Tway aver SO. But
ee a ate i "u a unt
of aha larg t utl be cin piled z kit t,a y,
of Huron, All work entrusted to us will receive' our (totem., who to the article referred
our prompt attention: t to, holds rip his hands in holy horror
i at personal journalism, professing
Decisions Regarding News- r all kinds of pure principlea (while
papers. ° disereditiug the Clergymen) and
Any pereou who takes pa erreeularlyfrom 1throws himself on publi:. sympathy
the post -Mike, whether directed in his trance or 1 as clad persecute(' far conscience ?axe,
another's. or whether hehaa subscribed or not . - p
is responsible forreyn;eut: ±tnthe very article and almost iu the
2 If aperson ordera his paper discontinued same ylBntanCe ; a
he mast pay all arrears or the publisher may i , Politely hurls at our
eontinao to send it until the payment is made,! bead +tie euphonious and highly lig-
and then collect the whole amount, whether!
the paper ie taken from the office ar not. Blued name of "snarling our" --no
In x s subscriptions. s a
s ed t for ribs r rapt.e the suit may be abuse or nothingpersonal about
instituted in the irises tillers the paper is pub.
'Batted, although the subscriber may reside that, you kuow 1 (Jonsisteut, too,
'hundreds of miles away. ,
4 The courts have decided that refusing to isn t it for the ex -principal of a town
take newspapers or periodicals from the post- public school ? Our cotem. probably
otfice,or remo'iug and leaving there uncalled
tor is prima facie evidence of intentional tome. mean t it as a dose Of taffy. He evi.
dently thinks that the intelligent and
lie tr%tIer I les,reading public in acidaround Exeter
are a parcel of fools.
abusing biro. We did nothing of the
kind. 'There is uo word of personet
abuse in the •rtiote. We leave his
personal cbarao.er to the St. Marys
Argus, who knows the man better and
louger Chau we do. But that was al-
waytt the way with the Reflector--
eternally whining and seeking vubfio
THURSDAY, AtGUST 20th. 1885. , THAT HACKING OCt1H can be
quickly cured by Shiloles Cure. We guar.
O VR 007'1-2.11, el :VD CI. RR1C'4 f. t antee it. Sold by J. W. lhewniug.
lit?it"l3l'IS3f P1)12"O I,4L .NOTES.
"It is eerteinly nut at ail creditable to the Tao$ic volunteers who served in
representatives of the Presbyterian Church,
who eompoited the (enerel Assembly, that the quelliog of the north-west rebel-
wr, •+%rant, Dr. Laing and Be.vlir, dohue, very lion must be favorably impresit•
ton sheltie be biased ape interrupted, be,y p
eaune they dared express opinions sowe'ehat ed with the country, as cumbers of
opposed to the views of the majority prey
eat. That either of them should be hissed applications leave been made to the
f Oaoverainent for the land grant of 3'
sores, Undoubtedly there will be
large increase of settlers next cease
oa the fertile plaine of the North
west.
and unseemingly interrupted by a body o
clergymen, is au evidence of clerical intoler-
euce hardly equalled in the dark ages."
The above is au extract from au
editorial in the Reflector of Jolt' 2nd
last- Foroed by our artticism and an
indiguant public to reply, the sobol-
aetia editor says last week ; "We did
not charge tate Preabytertan General
Assembly as a whole with being cleri-
cal rowdies." He says that he only
meaut those who hissed. Anyone
reading the Oret paragraph' will see
exactly what he Meant. He said the
whole A,aeetnbly whether be meant it
or not. We are not responsible if be
don't say what be means. Than last
week he says :---"That the hnterrup-
tious tool; place we again assert, that
they were of the uuaoetniy and rowdy -
like character heretofore described
by us we reiterate. We challenged
our cater. to prove their falsity, and
it failed to do so,"
We thought we had proved their
falsity. We gave the Rev. ;lir. Martin,
Bev, Mr. Fletcher and Ur. Monteith,
who were present, as authority for
their falsity. We took their word for
being good, and we pr;ivsd it by them,
as well as from other sources. But
the scholastic editor evidently thinks'
their word, or denial, not worth a
button, for he totally ignores it, and
in the very faoe of their denial, reiter-
atee h e elittementse. Then, aur antem.
wiles the Globe {which had no report-
er present) and tlse Uontreel Star as
better evidence than the word of the
rev. and lay delegates named. It re
fuses to accept them as evidence, said
is etill wilting to stand by the Globe.
Well, we ill vo kou o edger evidence,
s
will conclusive
t I ( lie COE1C ns
�19hii:ly lii't,
think 1
with the public, if not with the unbe-
lieving and "Globular" editor. The
}9y; rrineipn1 0riinif writes ;--•
"nave %trilled tb ih # @ingot of the Re-
flector, informing liIIII that t heard no hiss-
ingou the night in question and that • there
were no interruptions save such as are usual
fir debate when the question appeals to feel-
ing. [sgd] G. M. GRANT."
Why did not our cotern. publish
Dr. Grant's letter ? He meet have
had it when lie persisted in his stale -
Mont last week. So that he ignores
not only our local clergymen, but Dr.
Grant also. Outside of the Globe,
now, who would the eeholastic editor
believe ? Then the Rev. Mr. Ham-
ilton writes 1—
"The slip from the Reflector contains a
wilful misrepresentation, which the Beacon
and Reflector have been bandying about for
some time, with apparent pleasure. But I
have not time to say more on this miserable
slander of a village newspaper.
[sgd.] B. HAMILTON."
Then the Rev. Dr. Reid writes :--
"I have no hesitation in saying that noth-
ing at the Assembly in the discussion on the
temperance question euuld justify the state-
ments made by the Reflector.
[sgd.] W. Rein."
Small Beginnings -Great
Developments.
In contemplating 411 the works of Nature,
the moat striking fact everywhere apparent
le the small beginnings of her grandest
productions. The towering oak began as a
small acorn, and the largest annual as a
mere speck which a piu'a Tread would cover.
It is very frequently the same in the busy
f
walks of life -great wealth, or great die.
tietivn oaten emerges from the smallest, the
humblest begiuniugs. Among our mer-
chant princes how manyiustancea crutd we
not reeount iu illustration our theme ? There
is one, however, whose career, as reported to
us, is one of the most remarkable in modern
times. Some forty years ago the name of
Thomas Holloway was unknown, unheard
of. lie was only ono of the multitude, each
of which eclipses his neighbour, and is in
his turn eclipsed. tut now, owing to the
eminently successful medical theory and
inedieiues which he kis inreoted ancl' iutru-
dueetl, his name is known in every town of
too united Kingdom, and in almost every
town and city of the habitable globe. The
late King of Siam not only constantly order-
ed Holloway's t Holl sy s atedicinea, but even directed
his ambassadors when over here to visit :lir..
Holloway at his establishment. This they
did in one of the Queen's earriages, and
resented hien with a large and magnificent
jewelled ornament of great price in the
name of the: King. %jabs of India have
in like n+anuer fre.lnentli visited air. 11x1 -
Quay ; so has the seeretar•y of the f,>,mene
Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebliey, olio war knighted
by the Queen. Other foreign princes have
thought proper to inspect the famous estab-
lisbmeut, whence their subjects hail obtain-
ed their most approved medicines, aria one
of them wrote eu autograph letter in Persian
and fiudustanee, that it mietht he *frown
and publishes throughout India es a mark
of the Appreciation in which the remedies
Ware held by his highness. Thus is the
career of Thomas Holloway -one of the
atrikiog tustattoes of a great derelupaweut
hem small beginpings,--.1'ltr tltatt about
'roan.
Wm. Aikens, the Thor'udale lintel
20 keener who told iiie liquor tit that act
the unfortunate loan Jult't tor* diuttk
on the eight that he leer. kill, tl an the
track, al dt berib..tl 1,s+t rve•t•k, 1+5.44
peen arreiiterl for selling iiel'l•ir after
hours. As Johnston lei* ti wife end
fawily It is (pita l ..4blltie thnt Aikens
may bs ettirlpelle.l tit s uep•ert 'hem.
For latae leek, side or elseet, use Shilob'a
roreuus Plaster. Price• 21i smite. Sold he
3, W. Morning.
Wx uuderataud there ie Eta politica
�siguificance iu Sir Charles Tuppera
return to Csutu a. HO ooules aololy
to consult more fully with the atoveru.
mane with reference to the Colonial
and Indian I;xpoeition, wbiolt is to be
the grand European event of next
year. All the colonies are preparing,
to send exhibits, and every effort;
should be made to have an extensive
display from the Dominion of Canada.
S3100GLniw from Canada to the
United States has been very brisk of
late. That it is a paying occupation
may be Rimmed from tbo following
advertisement, which is inserted in
the papers along the border :--
"For Sale—A farm within two miles
of the boundary Iine at Leone, Prov:
ince of Quebec, on which a row of
buildings has been erected specially
s for trade purposes. No other house
within two miles on either side of the
Iine. Coal house under sheds, stables,'
hay, scales, etc. The stand is well
knows to the Americana, and ell
kinds of goods, anoll as liquor, butter,
horses, grain, hay, eto, find an easy
way into the States at all times. A.
good active business man eau clear
his $100 a day, or night, besides
Making on en average $100.000 a
vear of net profits." Hand hills con
wising the above bereface4 invite-
tiou to etuugglers arc seen iu all the
border forma, i
I
Tris following is the way in whish I
tlte Ifuroat News- Record refers to that
noble and exalted being, the editor e-,`.1
the Mitchell Recorder, in reference to
his going to Seefor'h Rud testing tate
Soutt
Act :—Up this S'
wA Ills
ma-
jority
jority of people ao not think the ed-
itor of the Mitchell Recorder either
clever ar gentlemanly, notwithstand-
ing the $eaforth Expositor's opinion
to the contrary. Many think that au
officer under the Crooks Act who will
visit an adjoining County and break
tate law by obtaining liquor in vin-
lat'ion of the Jauada Temperance Act
is Walther clever nor gentletnanty.
Bat when such an one prates openly
of having violated tine law without
entering on a prosecution of the
guilty parties, we wonder bow the
Crooke Act is run in Perth under his
personal supervision. There are pee•
pie who think the Mitchell editor is
decrying the Scott Act to Dover his
aondnct in the reoeut election iu
Perth, he having, after a cane:stoat
support of the Act for years, turned
round and opposed is. Was the sud.
den conversion brought about by the
fear of losing an office?
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint ? Shiloh's j Vitalizer is
guaranteed to euro you. For sale by J. W.
Browning.
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News Notes.
Then also Rev. Dr. Laing, one of Farmers id Mulder', Essex, are
the interrupted and persecuted party, suffering heavy loss !rein she ravages
the Reflector's tate be true, writes l of cholera ernongst their ewiue.
anis says among other things •— 1 The agitation iu favour, of church
"•I have nothing to complain of either at i disestablishment in heirs very actively
promoted in England by the radicals.
A curious case is reported from
Pelhamvitle, New York. A. boy
swallowed a kernel of corn which
the hands of my brethren or of the public.
[sgd.] Joxs Lame,"
u this evidence does eat convince
the
Iefue hr, l lodged in his windpip, and which,
nm, and if it still swears by
Ipref e1e b nce, a wi11 kindly
•having,begulr to sprout, threatens to
Oar Cote cause his death by suffocation.
and Bays it ie Lifetime all personality,
journalistic to i
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DORS NOT CONTAUI AMMONIA.
yrs usstrnpraarsg 1tAS NEVER BM( Qrlisrrclsn,
In a mignon homes for aqarter of a century it bar
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THE TEST OF THE OVEN.
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FREE
320 acres of Gover'nrnenf
Land Fre under the Homestead
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-10,818,433 Ares On MORE TISA€
MIX of all GOrol,tir l.rwdadisposed of in 1si3.
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ere the h ... ,t. I`CG.:q mid
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We have -orale of the very best
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1
And Funerals furnished and conducted at 1
extremely -low. prices.
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