HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1885-9-24, Page 4THE EXETER TIMES.
Is -published every Thursday morning,at the
TIMES STEAM PRINTING HOUSE
Muth -street, nearly opposite Fitton's Jewelery
Store,Rxetor, Ont.,by John 'white a: Sou, Pro -
Reese oe ADVBATOGN. :
First insertion, per line 10 oeuts.
Each eubsenneat insertion,per liflO 3 emits,
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Bo Seat in oetleter than Wednesday niormog„
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of the largest and best equipped, in the County
of Murex'. All work entrusted, to us will receive)
our 'prompt attent Val;
Decisions ltegnralfug News.,
papore.
Ane xenon who takes paperrenularly from
the post -office, whether directed ia he name or
anothers. or whether helms subscribed or not
is responsible for payment.
S. If a person orders his paper discontinued
he roust pay tU arrears or the publisher may
continue to send it until the payment is made,
and then collect the whole Rtneilat, whether
the paper is taken from the office or not.
3 In suits for subscriptioos, the suit may he
instituted in the place where the paper is pub
/idled, although the subscriber may reside
hundreds ol miles away,
4 The courts have deeided that refusing to
take newspapers or periodicals from post
office, or removing and leaving them uncalled
for is prima facie evidence of intentional fraud,
he troter 1,1105.
Tux Toronto iliaa expresses our
sentiments in regard to the carrying
out of the Scott Act, when it claims
that the Liaoal Government should
explain the rerteon wby they have ne-
gleetea to authorize their officiate to
Joe that the law is enforced. It has
the goutrot of ail the local machinery
for the auforcerneot of all laws, aud
why does it not put the machieery
into operation to enforce line law.,
The Dainiaiou Gevekinnent has sof 1
fered blame for not making provident,
for the enforcement of the law, but as
they have appropriated money to
cerry prosecutions agaiust violet
ore And instructed their officiate to
see that the law is respected, it re.
Maine for the Coterie:Government to
eet to work and sea that their aMoials
do all iu their power to enforce the
law. Tim Mail gives the following
"WM ACT UNFORDEMENT,
At the prohibition convention in
session this week cotnpleinta were
made that the Scott Act, where oarri
ed, has not been vigorously enforced.
T.Tutil the Liquor License Act was
paeeed and license commissioners
were appointed, the ,Oonamion &ovate-
ment had not the maohinery with
which to euforoe the measure; nor
cauld the Goverumsnt, even after the
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24th, 1885. 1 sFeointinentof commissioners, under -
nn take any expenditures in enforcing
' the prohibitory provisions of the AO,
in abeence of a vote from Parliament
to meet the Mite. Last session the
Micister of Inland Revenue asked for
an appropriation to meet the difflonitY
and secured tt. .A.e a result the fol—
lowing circular has been hailed to
chairmen of Boards of License, corn—
raiseioners by the Department of
Inland Revenue:
"Sin—I am directed by the Eon, the Mn.
ister to inform you that the intimation con
Toyed to your Hated. before Parliament has
made an appropriation for the enforcing 0
the provis.ons of the Canada Temperance
Act, that prosecutions must not be entered
upou unless security for costs were forth.
coram, s nolonger to direct your actions.
The department is desirous that in all dis—
tricts m which that Act is in force, no /art
shoad be spored on the par: of Government
officers loyally and faithfully to tarry out tlie
provisions of the tato,"
"E. Mr t Commissioner Lit."
This explains the position of the
Dominion Goyernraent with reference
to the matter. It now remains for
the Ontario Government to explaiu
why, with all its license machinery,
ite commissioners and inspectors, its
control of the local pollee, the Crown
proaeoutors, the police, magistrate',
and justices of the peace, it failed to
take any steps in the matter,—Tor—
onto Mail.
EDIT ORLIL .NOTES.
IN Galt $20,000 worth of new
buildings have been erected during
the present year. In Milton it ie
impossible to get a house to rent; and
and in every town large building
operations are in progress and values
are improving.
Eincardiuo Standerth--Tholie who
have children attending school have
teemed the coat of Hon. G. W. Ross'
control of the education department
by paying 10 ciente for a book that
can be produced for 2} cents, and
and fifty for a boon that can be pro-
duced for fifteen,
TRH Wif1811801 Advance takes ers
eeptiou to our statement that the
Trues is the oldest paper in the
county under the one proprietorship
exempt the Expositor, and says it has
changed. hands onve ohne inaugura-
tion. The Trues is one year in "ad-
vanoe" of our cetera, and is still un-
der the control of the founder, John
White, couaaquently it has not cluing -
ea hands, and our statement is cor-
rect. (Five in, brother.
HENRY GEM= is of the opinion
that land oaunot be rightfully owned.
Thus the farmers of Ontario aro not
entitled to their farms, and their
ejectment, if decided upon by a legis.
lature of I1r. George's way of think—
ing, would not be robbery. And so
with city property; the artisan who
has laboured to secure a little home,
can, because his propeity is in land,
be turned adrift, according to Mr.
Geoige's doctrines, without compen—
sation, and this robbery would not be
robbery but justice.
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A Montreal telegram says:.—Some
idea of the superstition of the lower
class of French Canadians may be
gathered from the fact that pictures
of St. Roche, with a prayer on the
back, are having a rapid sale as a
protection from small -pox. Grownup
men and women, girls and lade wear
them at their work, firmly believing
the efficacy of the protection, though
they have no faith in vaccination.
When they pass a placarded house
the picture card is held up and the
prayer muttered. Strange to say,
they catch the small -pox all the
same.
Tua injury which has been inflict.
ed on the wholesale business of
Montreal, owing to the small pox
epidemic, will probably be permanent,
especially in reference to the West,—
which is ruppiying its wants in Lon—
don, Hamilton and Toronto; the
wholesale houses in which have
successfully seized their opportunity
to "mare a trade wbioh is naturally
theirs. No doubt the western whole -
salient will make things so pleasent to
their new customers that a resort to
Montreal in future will be unneces-
sary.
A gentleman representing a large
American patent medicine firm made
us a bnsinese call last 'week. In the
course of conversation he said that
hie house was just on the point of
opening a branch manufactory in
Canada when the question of ono -
meroa1 union loomed up. The idea
was at once laid over for further coin
sideration, for, as our caller put it,
with commercial union there would
be no need of a Canadian branch; the
goods would be put up in New York
and sent here. He also said that if
the proposed union were consummat-
ed many American branch foctoriee
now employing labor in Chia country
would be closed and the business con-
centrated
across the tine, the same as
before the present tariff went into
operation. We give the above for
the consideration of our friends favor-
able to commercial nnion.—Inclge—
town Standard.
10-10111.0-41
SMall•PDX in Ha/HM(4h
Hamilton, Sept. 22.—There is u
case of email pox in Hamilton.
Michael Redding, a young Irish
laborer, came here froth Montreal.
A. week ago Monday he was taken
sick, Towards evening it was dis-
covered that he had small pox, Dr.
Ryall, Medical Health Offioer, was
notified, and about 8 o'clock in the
evening the sink man was taken to a
disused engine house some sixty
yarde in rear of the House of Refuge.
He is isolated there. So far the
disease has only developed in a mild
form. The Chairman of the Board of
Health has given orders not to allow
Any inmates of the Homo to go out
without first having their clothing
thorougbly disinfected.
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Not ParFrom Home.
News Condensed.
— —
At Goderich on Thursday morning
the marriage of Miss Lena Cameron,
eldest daughter of M. C. Cameron,
Esq., to Mr. John Galt, of Moncton,
N. B., nephew of Sir A. T. Galt, was
celebrated with great pomp and sir-
cumetance.
Mr. J. H. Scott, of Kincardine,
has been elected a member of the ex—
ecutive committee of the Mechanics'
Institutes' Association of Ontario,
and Mr. A. A. Manoing, of Clinton,
has been chosen vice-president of
that body.
At a meeting of the Executive of
the Scott Act Association, on Friday,
it was decided to hold a mammoth
demonstration in Clinton on Tuesday
the lath of Oct. Arrangement. are
being made to secure addresses from
some of the best speakers on temper—
s ce.
The barn and sheds of Mr. Hugh
Thompson, the noted cattle breeder,
on the south-eastern bouudry of Si.
Mary's, were destroyed by fire early
on Tuesday morning last. The barn
contained the season's crops, which
will be a very heavy losa to Mr.
Thompson. How the building was
set on fire is a mystery.
On Tuesday evening of last , week
Mr. ,Terepti Cook, a respected resi-
dent of Kincardine, left bis home at a
late hour and did not return. The
family thought he had gone to some
friends and that he would soon re.
tarn. Falling to do this enquiries
were set on foot, but without result.
On Wednesday a body was obeerved
floating on the water near the en-
traece of the harbor, and on recovery
it proved to be that of the missing
man.
A fatal accident happened in God
, erich Thursday morning lest, just as
(Motu), WHOOPING COUGH and Bron. the morning train was leaving for the
chitis immeastely relieved by bhilohli Cure east, by which Mr. Thos. Wyatt, an
old employee of the road, 100 his
Sold by .1. W. Brownine.
, ,—,emeentainesene....
Iife He woe engaged its doing some
fixing beneath the cars, when they
started, not knowing that he Was 1,1D-
derueath, the wheels cuttiug off sue
arm and jamming him ao badly that
he died soon after. He leaves a !ergo
A man named Rouleton and an
accomplice have been arrested,
charged with defrauding and Reemng
farmers in Luther and Garafraxa
West, by pratiMilitlEI bo Sell then1
township and couaty rights for the
sale of patent washing machines and
obtaining uotes for certain ittlIOUnts,
which the agente would have 'sold at
a discount at the first opportunity
and leave the luckless parties to re-
deem them at their leieure.
Win- Kyle, the well-knowe whole -
Belo tea and wine rnerohant of Well-
ington street, Toronto, it appeare,
was arrested Saturday for uttering a
forged note for $200, knowing it to
be snob. There as many other
notes au the same position, and ru-
mor has it that the total amount got
from the banks on these forged notes,
which were lodged as colliterel eecur-
ity, is at, high as $25,000, but no
431114 thisto eXaggerated. Efforts
were made Saturday to get Kyle bell-
ed out, but as it was fixed at $10 000
in ilia CVM reeognizanees, and two
sureties of $5,000 each, at could not
be obtained, and he is now in gaol.
The banks are determined to ee0Urb
the arrest of Colin Munro, vbo ab-
sconded last Tasaday, and detectives
are taunting for itim in all directions.
The hooka of the firm lia,ve been eeiz.
ed by the bauk and placed in an
aecountant'e hands. It is said they
are iu a great muddle, It is mine -
emery to say that Kyle's amid; has
caused Emulation in financial circles.
Bordering 071-137O—Miriilotii7—Mr. W. A,.
Sherwood, of Stanwood, Miolugau, was a sur
Terex from Kidney Complaints for four years.
he was totally unfit for work. tried all the
local doctors, took "cures" by the dozen.
Two bottles of Dr. Carson's Stomach. Bit.
tera made a new man of him.
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THE TEST;
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ITS itaahrltrrISESS MS NEVER BM QrattriONTD.
In a million homes for a quarter of a century It has
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To Canadian Advertisers.
We will iusert a One ineti Advertisement,
Qno Month in 13 dailies 1 Tri -Weekly and 48
Weeklies of our SELECT LOOAL LIST of OR(-
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the glass and, Tao sithilte et tile discoverer's
name over each cork.
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They 4+0 COMpOSOtt entirely VI vee table sub.
stanees. and can he taken at all saisons of the
year without restriction 55 to bet o- clothing.
or alld isonlers of the Stomach, laver. Dowels.
46. P(.40, 254, per box. C. Lurz, Agent
Rxeter, Ontario
MAC KINAC.
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Ana Sway Was Day Daman
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
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"Picturesque Mackinae? Illustrated,
Contains rail Partial:rt. Staital Pm.
Detroit & Cleveland Steam Moro Coo
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DETROIT. Molt.
NORTHERN PACIFI
R. R. LANDS
!IIn Minnesota, North Dakota. Mon -
talia, Idaho, Washington and Oregon,
Fro= Lake Superior to Paget Sound,
At prices ranging chiefly from $2 to $6' per acre,
on 5 to 10 years time. This is the Best Country
for securing Good Homes now open for settlement.
FREE littivragePtu Volt= ;Zig
and Timber Culture TAWS NOTE
—10.818.433 Acres ent MOM: THAN
HALF ot ail the Public Lauds diaposed of in la.,%*t,
were in the Northern Pacific country. Books and
Maps sent rune, describing the Northern
ramie country„the Railroad Lands for Sale and
the FREE Government Len", Address,Cli AS. B.
LAMBORN. Land Colter. N. P. 11. if., St. Paul, Minn.
ateeentir.V7?
—A FULL STJOIC OF—
Furniture, Coffins, Caskets,
And everything in the above line, to meet
immediate wauts
•
We have one of the very best
HearSes in the County,
And Funerals furnished and conducted at
extremely low ,prices.
How Lost,
1 -Tow
Restosed.
'V, it.tve recentl: 0 :Wished a new whition
'5 I .R.,1,11,VETi 1
SAN ell the 1-11.4iell3 Ofleel,e1P1 Curt, with.
t 1D Heine501 ::(10'1 .14( ntalr rid
physics) (alpaca) ,Itio,edau,.),t, to thee,
ere.. ro-miting rom oNeosses,
Mee, in sealed ,.i)volcilw, cents ,o3 two
Dostsoo_ stare ps.
The celebrated au thlr c,S tb i admirable es-
say aloarly demonstrates, from thirty years'
sueospsful practice. that alarm in g con setiri en.
ces may be radically cured 'without the dang-
erous use et internal medicines or the UNO of
the knife; Point out a moue of cure at once
simple certain and °Hecht' , by means of
whtob every sufferer, no in.tttor what his con-
ditionmay be,may cure himself ch.mply, pit
vatelv and radically.
t.. -"Thi lecture should be in the hands o/ ev.
ery youth and every man in the land.
Addrese
THE CULVETWELL MEDICAL COMPANT,
others, just Look!
And II:Slaughters, tool(
,..
f' you will be delighted
'UL
crowded with goods ;
to look at Five Dress Goods, Rich.Plushes, Beau-
tiful Silks, Satins, Merveillerms, Velveteens, Man–
tle Cloths, all in ladies' wear. See the All -wool
Grey Flannel for 25 cents at Banton Bros.'
'Young Men and Fathers, you, too, are welcome
and we certainly have much to interest you. Spe-
cial ixtention we make about our Scotch, English,
and Canadian Tweeds ; very Dice goods an ex-
ceedingly low in price. An immense range co
and Stiff Felt Etats, the latest styles and shapes ;
4'
Soft
Over three hundred Ties and Scarfs to select from,
from tic. up. Undershirts and Drawers, all -wool and
heavy, thegreatest value to be had. Don't forget
to call and see us., We deem it a pleasure to show
you such value as we have never offered before.
Everything is away down at
RAWDON BROM
We have -so many
things to tell y o u
1 about regarding our New Fall Stock thak
it would take half the
side of this paper. To
read about is very good,
but to see is far better;
so we cordially invite
you all to call and see
us. Come whether
you want to buy or
not. Ourstore is
ZOOS
AUTTSIVIN 4$404$0
MILLINERY OPENING!
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
WILL ON
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TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, 29th 8c 30th
MAKE TtiEllt BEST DISPLAY OF
Hats and Bonnets,
Plumes, Feathers, Aigrettes,
Birds, Ornaments, ecc.
Flushes, Velvets and a variety of TrAnmings in all colors.
MISS Doherty*, who fur the past three moons has successfully condipted this branch,
again resutues, and will be more than delighted to have every lady in 'the village and
surroundings give her a call.
ta" "Grand General Opening" lime days, Everything corziplete, Everybody came.
arArams PICKARD.
GAZE ON TIII6
FOR THIRTY DAYS
BISSETT BROTHERS
OFFER TEN' FEB. CENT. 71011. CAS=
OnIFORKS ofall kinds, CRADLES, SWATHS, SCYTHES,
ETC. BINDING- GLOVES CHEAP.
Machine Oils,Rock Bottom Prices
American Water White and Canadian relined Oils
away down.
BISSErrir EROS
THE BANK of TIME
Main Street, Exeter.
Tilos. FITTON
Keeps Watches That Are Watches
•
And
Train,
are
and to please the Most fastidious.
warranted coKrect for Tirne, Tide, or Railroad
JEWE xnEny
That is Rich, ,Rare, Sparkling and Substantial Suitable
for Romans, Friends and Countrymen, Lovers, Brides,
Bridegrooms, Loving and Lovely 'Wives, Children, Hus-
bands, to., Etc.
SPECTACLES.—Scotch and Brazilian Pebble, soft easy
and pleasant to the eye, and suitable for youth or age.
Give him a call. No trouble to. show Goods.
.Watches and Clocks Repaired and Brought t
Time.
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