The Exeter Times, 1885-11-12, Page 3I.
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THE EXETER TIMES. EDITORIAL. NOTES.
Is published every Thursday rnorning,at e LAST year Cenada exported 11.500, -
TI MES
1,500;-TIMES STEAM PRINTING HOUSE 000 dozen of eggs to the United
Main.street, nearly opposite Fttton's Jewelery
Store, Exeter, Ont., by John White Won, Pro-
prietors.r
wars OF ADvEnvi8n e :
First insertion, per line............. ...10 cents.
Each subsequeat Insertion, per line......3cents.
To insure insertion, advertisements should
be sent in not later than Wednesday morning.
Our JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT is one
of the largest and best equipped in the County
of Huron, All work entrusted to us will receive
our prompt attention:_
Decisions Regarding News-
papers.
:Any person who takes a paperregularly from
the post -0910e, whether directed in his name or
another's, or whether he has subscribed or not
is responsible for payment.
2 If aperson orders his paper discontinued
he must pay all airears or the publisher may
continue to send it until the payment is made,
and then collect the whole amount, whether
the paper is taken from the otlioe or not.
9 In suits for subscriptions, the suit may be confederation of the Provinces was
instituted in the place where the paper is pub -
fished, although the subscriber may reside just taking shape, Sir Charles, the
hundreds of miles away. Hon. Dr, Tupper, diseust,iing the pro
4 The courts have decided that refusing to pp
take newspapers orperiodicalsfrom time post- sect with Mr. G. G. Dtldtari, of Hi I.
office or removing and leaving them. uncalled
"Not only will the union of the provinces
1 he aeeom fished within the time that I state,
lite^ ger hues. but within twenty years I solenlnly believe,
we shalt have a railway running from Hali-
fax THURSDA7Z , NOVEMI3ER 12, 1885 all Canadian territory. awh to the l Halifax awillo be
Stiles, for which she received in re-
turn $2,000,000.
THE temperance people of Barrio
asked Mr. Mowat last week to appoint
a magistrate to enforce the Scott Act.
The Attorney -General declined. Haw
will it be with Huron ?
YESTERDAY was the day fixed for
the argument before the Privy Conn-
ell of the appeal case involving the
constitutionality of the Dominion
Liquor License Act. The decision,
if made known, will be published next
week.
In the year 1865, the scheme of a
for is prima feel eevidence ofintentional fraud. fax, used the following language
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t; .21 & 423 RICHMOND -ST., LONDON, ONT.)
RetiringFrom Business.
25 Per Cont, discount
To CASH Purchasers.
The largest Stock in Western Ontario of the finest Gold
and Silver Watches. New and elaborate patterns of best
Gold and Silver Jewelry, solid Silver Forks and Spoons.
First quality Rolled Plate Jewelry. Quadruple Silver Plat-
(Aware of only the best makers. Handsome reliable Clocks
-�-in marble, bronze, gilt, nickel and wood, and an enormous ctl,ucfsug
miscellaneous stook of new and beautiful fancy goods. All
must go.
x Navy,
25per cent. Discount ? arsh
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111 ,'tf 1�$i.��Ii
7 .Ix� E .11 V Niel PAL. L. CO.l,(.IUIS$If1 On the 30tH of Octuhcr, 1865, 20
years after, the following paragraph
It is reported that the Laoal Got- appeared in the Canadian despatohes
eminent is thinking of appointing rt "The new all rail Canadian rants to Win -
commission to investigate the inner nipeg and theBoelry Mountains via the north
working of the municipal system, shore of Lake Superior, of sus for passenger
with a view of abolishing the councils taidle on Monday, November 2nd. Cars will
and substituting commieeionere, Mr,
run through to Winnipeg without chau#;e.
Mowat may have in view the giv1nc
of employment to some of his friends
on the commission of investigation,
but beyond doubt there ;e something
wrong iu the system of municipal
supplying British Columbia with refined News Notes. To Canadian, Advertisers.
A.414003 from tuassowah, state that To
will insert a One Inch A.c verti:entent, This line we flection though we have piles of Dress
the recent battle the rebles lost � p'
sugar." ^- ^--
The first car load of sugar has been sent
from. British Columbia,"
Sir Charles etruok about as near
the mark as possible.
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government, especially in coup.), 'Phe gaalifloations to vote at an el -
councils We are somewhat inclined eetion under the Frauelhise Bill of the
to favor the cyst am advocated by a Parliament of Canada are as follows I
correspondent in this paper Soule (1')Tenaaoy, X20 per annum. (2.)
Owner, 000u cut or tenant ---pities
tune ago, viz., that each county ' p ' '
should be divided into say three dis. $80 ; sof owners,no. s ; eva valueea, $1511.
trials, each district to sleet a r,lg-' (3,) colas of if of proli-
triata,,teac for t term of three a cars. arty enfdeieut to otherwise qualify.
this way the expense would be (4.) Fishermen, owners of real prop -
In
greatly curtailed and the business
erty and fishing applianess worth
could be fully as well attended to, and ounti (5") Income0.?of rthearnings ant.
(mail to ,f300. And for the Legis -
the repret!eutatives would still bo re' f i -
s onsible to the people. Ware of Ontario the .a,lairinr pee,
pl ties are entitled to vote (1.) Every
tiaueeholdor. (2.) Owner, tenant or
i eccuparit in cities and towns assessed
for $200. (8.) Owner, tenant or ea-
cupant in townships and villages,
$100. (4.) All eons of owners or
tenants in cities or towns assessed for
$400. (5.) All eons of owners or
tenants in townships or villages as-
sessed for 200. (6.) Income assessed
for $200. (7.) Wage earner, $250.
Otis of the great advantages that
Manitoba presents as a wheat grow.
ing district is to be seen in the
weight of the grain raised. And this
excellent feature is true with regard
to oats and barley as well as respects
wheat itself. The Portage la Prairie
Tribune has an account of an agricul-
tural show that took place there a
few days ago, at which the samples
of grain exhibited ranged very high
as regards size and weight. Soule of
the wheat grown a few miles east of
the Portage weighed as much as (i43•
pounds to the bushel. in this case
the farmer was a lady—Mrs. F.
Wood. Some white oats grown at
High Bluff, by Mr. P. Mcliay, turn-
ed the scale at 47e lbs. to the bushel,
and barley raised by the same gentle-
man --of the "six rowed" variety—
touched 553• lbs. But the black,
hulloes barley sent by Mr. W. S.
Thompson was even better than that,
equalling 611 lbs. When such re`tuite
are to be had almost on every hand
—though the High Bluff region and
to the west of it for a few miles has
been deolard on all hands to be the
"garden" of the Province—there can
be no doubt as to the future of the
country.
2iiis sown SYSTEM.
The Canada Educational Mnnikly
for November no doubt speaks for
the majority of teachers when it
bewails the change for, the worse that
has overtaken the school system anti
the status of the teacher since the
day the department was converted
into a political machine :
"Not long since we bad at the head, of
our Education Department one whose chief
work and pride it was to look after the
best interests of the country educationally,
to consider in a friendly spirit the efficiency
and comfort of the educators; we had a
council of gentlemen, able, learned, and
above suspicion, is the administration of
school matters, and on this council the
teachers of the country had representatives.
Where, now, aro all these pledges of good
government, these guarantees of good faith,
decency and honour' Has the country profit-
ed by the changes which have been made
during the last few years? Has education
advanced intelligently under the new man-
agement? Have teachers gained in any
way by the constant run of changes to which
they and their schools have been subjected?"
F.4R31ERS" CLUBS.
'THE Germantown Telegraph says :
The advantages of farmers' clubs
have been too often spoken of to
require any repetition at this time,
but it is proper to suggest that
arrangements should now be made
for the coming winter. This consists
of the appointment of meetings, the
selection of subjects for discussion
and the assignment of individuals for
the duty of opening earth discussion.
This plan is far preferable to that of
arranging business and making as-
signments from week to week. There
are many subjects that might be die -
cussed upon a week's notice with
interest and profit, but there are also
many that, in order to present or
discuss intelligently, require more
than a week's study, and no one
cares to enter upon such a track with-
out being able to do credit to one's
self, and do fairly by the subject.
The Franklin Club has made out ire
programme for the winter, which
consists of au appointment of 22
meetings, a designation of subjects
assigned to as many individuals, who
will present them at the designated
date. The subjects cover the entire
field of agricultural industry, and are
worthy of drawing the entire farming
community together. Would that
every county in the whole Union was
its much interested in this good work.
How deep the count stand ? The
last general election took place in
June, 1882. Since that time we be
hevo thirty-three vacancies have oc–
curred in the House of Commous horn
various causes. The Conservatives
carried t,venty-seven seats, and the,
Reformers six, The last two elec-
tions--Antigcnish and St, Johri--
tshould eertaiinly have been carried by
he Opposition. Instead of that, a
large secs ton of Mr. Blake's followers
in those ci>ustituenciey expressed their
approval of the policy of the Govern.
ment, ,tact voted for the ministerial'
candidates, inching the r t eu't two
grand Conservative victories.
Lost Algoma.
On Saturday last the 0. P. R.
steamer, Algoma, while running be -
wean Owen Sound and Port Arthur,
want ashore in a blinding snow storm,
on Isle Royal, Lake Superior, and
was wrecked. In all there were 62
passengers on board, of whom about
40 perished. The boat had a corn
paratively small cargo on board.
Mr. Wm. Field, of the 4th con-
cession, Delaware, a few days since
was found lying tinier a tree in his
orchard in an unconscious state, and
the doctors think from the nature of
the injuries they were caused by a
kick from a colt which was running
in the orchard at the time. There is
a cut extending from the temple
down across the cheek and upper lip.
Alhough several days have elapsed
since the accident be has not been
sufficiently conscious up to this time
to tell how it happened.
Mr. F. Sohn nber shot n bear Hirst
Monday iu the northern part rtf El•
lice township (co. Perth.) The first
alio took effect behind the ear-; but
only bad the effect of enraging the
brute and 3ausiug him to rush with
fury et his enemy. When itithin a
few feet Mr. S. sent another ball into
his chest which rolled him over dead.
Had it not been that Mr Shanber
was possessed of pluck and coolness
which enabled him to take steady
aim under trying circumstances Bruin
would no doubt have made• mince
meat of him. We congratulate him
no prowess and fortunate escape. -
Vet t+. tit fin
ttr�.
"You talk about Silk Dresses,
but did you see Miss----? I tell
you she just looks fine."
I guetis she does, and so can
every lady who will go to BAN -
TON BROS. and get one of those
newest and latest in the Silk line.
SATIN
Merveilleuxs
Rich and beautiful goods in
Grenot, Tobacco, Bronze,
Myrtle, &�a.
Vox. retia, .ess and D w4xaebil tyr " "xa,s=c co led,
6,000 men and Abyesiuiane 1,500.
Osman Digna was not killed.
A petrified tooth, twelve inches
aug and six inches in diameter, sup-
possed to belong to a mastodon, was
unearthed in a gravel pit in St.
Catharines the other day.
The Canadian Pacific Railway was
finished Saturday, Hon. 1.1. A. Smith
driving the last spike at 9 a.m.
General Manager Van Borne and a
special train is now en route to the
Pacific coast.
The Salvation Army now has in
Canada 185 stations, 69 outposts, 420
officers and over 20,000 soldiers.
The contributicus for the year were I
over $90,000. The circulation of
the lila Cry was 1,392,000.
The receipts of the 6 -rand Trunk
Railway for the week ending the 81st 1
ult. were $323,440. against $868,073
to the corresponding period Net year,
One 1lontih in 13 dailies 1Tri-Weekly and as i.
Clow wIto w
au pavers for $70. r
weeklies of our Syr.r:er Lora!, LliT tit Caned!. Materials worthy your inspection, in 'ah flit their' "all the lead g shades
advertising to nay. rrcA can offer no Kett. r rue. a11d at papular prices Some new ones in, this week.
(Burt. Copy of hist sent free on appheation,
GEO. P..ROWI:LL & Co.,
Y1:7vtiF,# I'I:R YE tTISI.Ski U#L11U.tU,
10 Spruce St., New' York.
C
TffISOr'T and return to ,re with
Pito or 4 So stamps. and vault get 1.y
xeturn mail a tlol:heri Box of Hoods
that Wilt bring you in more money
than anything else in 4rt.erica.
You, fortnuo if you start gnic t.
CITY NOVELTY CO.
Yarmouth. N. S.
showing a duerenee of $43,533 JMPQRTANT TO
Adverse taporte are current can -
corning the health of 1Alr. Gladstone.
His physicians forbid him to speak
for more that, fifteen minutes at a
e. The threatened breakdown of
r. plat a one`e health it depruasing
the Liberals,
A large number' of the volunteers
at the 65th Battalion are nooepting
land grants in preference to scrip.
They propose to settle, and have
selected a location in the vicinity of
Brandon,
In the Armstrong abduction ease
the jury found a verdict of guilty
against Mr. Stead a:.d Mrs. Jarrett,
and acquitted Messrs, Bramwell
Booth and Jacques, and Mrs. Maurcy.
All except Mr. Booth aro held on a
charge of indecent assault.
The receipts for the Canadian
Pacific Railway from 21st to 81st
were $299,000, against 255,000 in
the same period last year, showing
au increase of $44,000. The number
of miles of track in operation is
3,064.
The purposes to which the land of
the North west may be put are just
begining to be known. Foreign
capitalists are investigating the suit-
ability of that part of the Dominion
with a view to starting a cashmere
goat ranch. At one time these
animals ware worth $1,000 each, and
the wool sold for $40 per pound.
The statement of revenue and
expenditure on account of the Con-
solidated Fund of the Dominion of
Canada, as by returns furnished to
the Finance Department for October
was as follows: --Revenue :--Customs,
$1,680,142,37; excise, $442,794.14;
post office, $198,790.06; public works,
including railways, $343,116.81;
miscellaneous, $58,870,13–total, $2,-
718,713.51, Expenditure, $1,906,-
179.69.
The vigorioue measures adopted by
the Montreal authorities to stamp
out the small -pox epidemic appear at
last to be taking effect, the mortality
in the city for the coven days ending
on Friday last being 208, sixty five
less than the deaths in the previous
week. The number of deaths in ;lie
city on' Thursday and Frldsy last
were also the lowest recorded for any
day for a month part, being roep•ort-
ively twenty-five and tweoty•three.
The deaths on Friday in surrounding
m nuicipalities number ea seventeen.
Canada Is nut a great flax growling
country, and yet she produces her
share. The flax crop of the w Hid
has beim estimated as follows, ex.
elusive of the United States:—Aus–
tria, 216,266 acres; Belgium; 91,100;
Canada, 5,200; Denmark, 6,292;
England. 4,317; Egypt, 15,000;
France, 137,078; Germany, 319,396;
Greece, 957; Hollaud, 84,293;
Lfungrriy, 30,128; India, 109,715;
Ireland. 95,943; Italy, 203,659;
Russia, 2,000,000; Scotland, 150;
S tvedeo, 30,612. .Estimating an
ever ago of 836 pounds Le the acne,
the total crop would be 494,370 tons.
Rev. 111r. Leger, of Holmeeville,
formerly of iirkton, has beep serious-
ly ill for some time. He is mending
slowly, and it is feared he will not be,
able to resume his duties for some
time.
ALL ARE WELCO E.
,MANTLES AND ULSTERS CUT FREE.
DRESS & MANTLE il.f.AKIN G UPSTAIRS AT
RANTON
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;TTING- AND FITTING DONE PROMPTLY. .
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T1s,. _ AUTU N =40E35
OWNERS OF STOOK MILLINERY OPENING!
htmc
Ca T l ..J_. t a
Liniment Iodide Ammonia
Removea all Unsightly Bunches, Cures Lame-
ness in Cattle, Spinal Meningitis, Found-
er, Weak Limbs, Sorting Knees, Spec.
in, Ringbone, Quitter, Windgalls.
tn:iNo stable should bewitbout it. Railroad,
Alining and Exp mess Compaules all use Giles'
Liniment,andin the great ranine stables of
Belmont and Lorillard it bus achieved wend -
dere. One trial will convince.
Write DR. GILES, Box 5483, N.Y. P. 0., who
will, without charge, give advice on all diseases
and also on the management of cattle. Sold by
all druggists at SOc. and $1,00 bottle and in
quarts at $3.;0, in which there is great saving.
The Liniment in white wrappers is for family
use; that in yellow for cattle.
GILES' IODIDE AMMONIA HORSE AND
CATTLE POWDERS.
Used by all the leading horsemen on Jerome
Park, Fleetwood, Beach, Sheepsbead Bay and
Bull's Head. Never dissaeDin t,are Tonic, Al-
terative and Diuretic, Destroy Worms: Cure
Indigestion, Colic, Bots, Sore Throat, Catarrh,
Founder, Pink -eye and Rheumatic/1x. The
dose is small and the power is great. The
Powders are Guaranteed and Purchasers
Failing to Obtain a Cure Money Refunded.
Sold by all druggist; at 25 eta. per bo,c.
0. LUTZ, Agent, EXETER, ONT.
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
_Tnlocks all the clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver. carrying
a.r gradually without weakening the system,
n-1 he impurities and foul humors of the
sec'•••tiuns ; at the same time Correcting
Acii.ty of the Stomach, curing Bili-
ss, Drs7:'7s::u. Headaches, Diz-
.y, iiea,rcburn. Constipation,
• :Is of the SI:in, Dropsy, Dim-
.. of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum.
'-helves, Scrofula, Fluttering of
;cart, Nervousness and General
•'..7.:t7; ; ail these and many other Simi-
t'omnlaints -irl•t to the happy influence
! Dr1Ci DLOOD BITTERS.
;'.:u'ele Eel .'cc 1Cc ; regular size $1.
For sale by all dealers.
T. ELzLnt]LZIIrce CO.. Proprictore. Toronto
How Lost, :-Tow nestosed
Wehivo recauily outilishod ra nu s,lition
of on,aT7],\TI:iaVu itL'S a t.PBli3 '.i) f)N-
SAY out the radical and perm ,twent cure (with-
out medic ine)ofNerreu.eDebi] lfontIL) nr.d
Physical eapacitt• impediments to iLarriage,
ate., resulting from Oxc(`BROe.
Price,tu sealed envclo:+e,only 6 conts,ortnco
pounce stamps.
The celebrated authorcithis admirable es-
say clearly demonstrates, from thirty years'
successful practice, thatatarv-iug consequen-
ces may be radically cured without the dang-
erous use of internal medicines or`theuse of
the knife; Point ontamode of cure at once
simple certain and effectual,, by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his con
ditionmay bo,may cure himself chaaply,pri
vately and radically.
t s Thi
lecture should he in the hands of ev-
ery youth and every man in the land.
Address
HE CULVIIRWEL L MLDICAL COMPANY
41 ANN ST., r 7:\V YORE.
Po tCffi eBox 490
THE OLD ESTABLIS;ED
WILL ON--
TUE
N— - .
TUESDAY &VirliDNESTAY, 29th & 30th
MAKE THEM BEST DISPLAY OF
-t .,ats and Bonnets
Plumes, Feathers, Aigrettes,
Birds, Ornaments, &c.
Plushea, Velvets and a variety of Trimmings in all colors.
MISS Doherty, who for the oast three seasons has successfully conducted this branch,
again resumes, and will be more than delighted to have every lady in the village and
surroundings give her a call.
>' "Grand General Opening" same days. Everything complete. Every y come.
JAMES picxs�.
1885.
The Pall EhIbjtjon
AT BISSETT BROS.
Competition open to thezWorld
I` THE FOLLOWING LINES:
STOVES ik TINWARE—A Full assortment.
HARDWARE, PAINTS & OILS—A Complete ; -
.LAMPS .v LAMP GOODS—An endless variety, very cheap.
CALL AND SEE
THE CELEBRATEDA
OF ANY
CROSS -CUT SAW --A PERFECT DAISY.
BISSETT BROS
THE BAND of TIME
Main Street, Exeter.
TZIOS PITTON
Keeps Watches That Are Watches
And are warranted correct for Time, Tide, 01 Railroad
Train, and to pleasethe most fastidious.
5p
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.—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 td
Time