Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1886-1-14, Page 4FIR, l? 'ETE1 TI111ES, puberal ed every Thursday ulor;uiun,at the [STEAM PRINTING HOUE. ES, ettrgttt,u0allybopposite 1 LttQu's'Jewolory Ste'0,14. tor, taut„Ili o a s White 4 Son, Pro- prietors, ro- &A'AA8.O>` anvllnTierTa-: • Nixst insertion, per 11ue.,..,, . 10 cents. Each subsequeutinsertion,per hue .....8 eon 8. To insure insortien, tadverbieemonts should 1 a morning. , Wednesday 0sd o1 not later than � a y s in � t i; be aril L Om Q13 PRINTING DI0PAR'.rMENT is one of tlie.largost and best equipped in the C onnty of limon. All work entrusted to us will reeeiv our prompt attention: Dµcsinas Regarding. News- papers. ceg.Dupe s. ".Ally Berson who takes a paper r egularly from tele post -office, whether directed in his name or another's, or whether ho has subscribed or not is responsible for payment. 2' If a person orders his paper discontinued he must pay all arrears or the publisher may continue to send it until the payment is made, and then collect the whole amount, whether tete paper is taken from the oYfiee or not. 0 In suits for subscriptions, the suit may be irntitutedtnthe place where the paper is pub• Relied ; although the subscriber may reside ulldreds of smiles away. 4 The Courts have decided that refusing to wake newspapers orpeliodiCale from the Pest - ;office, or remotiiug'aud leaving them uncalled i ror is prima facie evidence of intonticllai fraud, f A LETTER TO MR. CAMERON, M. P, xdP. . c. caineron aax>vosed.. se oteis so ru05:C=`lain Froni tile 1loutreet Gazette. Clar es a am Imp al' How baseless, ib the ere raised in The following letter addressed to his 13ruoefield Bpeeh by Mr. M. 0, I1r, U. 0, Cameron, M, 1'„ for West. Caneerou and taken up by the Liberal Ilurau, will be of interest to our press of. Ontario, that the public readers :— domain 4t that province is -beiug M. 0, L-'ellilkron, Esq., M. P., (ocierich; plundered by the lioeuseea of the NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. See, --I have been absent from this Tlemiuion Government, is shown 1,, try for some time past, returning the speech of Hnn. Mr. White at St. WELLAND CANAL ENLARGEMENT. Doan only on Wednesday, and .as a cease, Thomas last night. Mr. Cameron queue() have not been able to follow' gave a hat of thirty•rour names to the course of P ubllo discussion and f whom licenses to cutt{mb er in thee events as given iu, the daily press, disputed territory had been given, 1 have been informed, however, leaving it to be inferred that they that in a speech, reported at length were still iu active force, and in ad- iu the Globs, recently delivered by ditiou to these thirty-three permits to were Huron, out issue Mr.While shows you iu one of the ridings of Su kd I, you made refereucel to certain fees that the permits were issued to set - charged by me foe professional tiers to cell fire wood and to persons to get out ties for the railway, 'teed that the last of them expired eighteeu mouths ago, while as to the list of licenses said to have been granted, eleven never had any existence. Iu the cagef sixteen otlrere theperiod o , of their existence expired over r year ago, they have never been reuewed, *wino new ouea have been issued for twelve months past. in fact instead of thirtyfour, there are today in force but six licenses, and for most of these the Government of the Hon. Kr. Mackenzie is responsible. They were issued before his oollapse iu 1878 for long periods, and over thein the proaeut administration had no control. Nor are they all in the hands of Conservatives or turn -coat Liberals, a8 Mr. Cameron alleged; Grits of the deepest dye hold most of them, such as the Conservatives obtained being got by their fair com- petition. Emulating Sir Richard Cartwright, who charged in his Orillia address that a son of the Premier had been given a profitable timber berth in the North-west, Mr. Cameron Bought to cast odium on Hon. Mr. Costigan by stating that the Minister of Inland Revenue had made a haul at Ontario's expense by securing a license in the disputed territory; Sir Richard had the manli- ness to admit his error when brought to the test, and Mr. Cameron, if he had so much of the attributes of a gentleman, will uow have to the same. Mr. Costigan had no license, and made no haul. Aud thus is another grievance of Ontario exploded, another plank in the `Liberal plat- form shivered. eereices rendered to the Governmeut of Canada. Tide is a matter quite within your province and is unquestiouably the subject of fair and legitimate eriti• t oism, to which 1 would be the last to (Che�f `e ever Onus. o Jjeot. dE`D � It is right that the representatives of the people 'should exercise close T.EIUSRDAY, JANUARY 14, 1866. 'scrutiny over the expenditure of the l public funds ; aud with a view to facilitate enquiry Parliament has adopted the method of appointing a committee of its members for the special purpose. known as the Com - 47E10 1VILL G1':T THAI?.' ? At the approaching session of the Huron County Council there will doubtless be considerable exoitemout mittee on Public Accounts. Where over the election of to person to 0000- exception is taken to any payment py the chair for 1886, and aseump- made by the Govern.neut for the tion is rife already as to who will . time being, I understand that the be the Warden. There are several Reeves iu the comity who aspire to the position. s1r. T. M. Kay, Reeve of the township of Usborne, is a po- pular man among the members of the County Couucil, having represented Usborne for tnauy years, and will stand a good chance of, being oaoaeu. He would make a good executive. He has liberal ideas and possesses good judgment. Mr. Ratz, Rseve of Ste- phen, is another whole -Routed gen- tleman who is capable of assuming the responsibilities of Warden, and he has a claim on the office, too. He has represented Stephen et the County Coupon for V. number of years and ie probably oue of the sharpest man wild sit iu the Council chamber. method usually and properly adopted is to have :he papers called for and laid before this committee and the matter there enquired into. Now, the accounts to whiter you had reference were for services ren• dered some four or five years since, and have been public property for that length of time. Four seasons have elapsed since those accounts were taxed, preseuted, and paid; and there has been ample opportunity for the closest and most thorough ecru tiny of them. They have not merely recently been brought under your notice or that of the members of your party. In the season of 18834 Mr. Mulook, U. P., made them the sub• ject of discussion in the House. It is There are others in the county who true that they had not been previously have strong claims on the position, so called for before the Public Accounts that there is no telling who the luclty Committee. That would have neces. man will be. . TilQ.1/1'N A7'11 -IE, POLLS. At the recent municipal, election's it, was noticed that many ladies wile are legally qualified voters, and whose naves are on the list. did not turn out to exercise their franchise, while some cohere whose names are also on the list, but who have no right to vote did so with very good grace, notwith- standing the fact that they had hus- bands to cast the ballot for them. such a proceeding is. illegal. Wo al- so lso believe that in Exeter and sur- rouuding townships there are maven' lady voters, who ,ire not on the list. Section 79 of the consolidated muni- cipal net, 1.883, as ameuded by the municipal amendment net, 1884, reads addressed to them. I accompanied ae follows :— my letter with an official copy of the Subject to the proyisious of the next eight Hansard, containing Mr. Mulock's sections, the right of voting at municipal remarks, and those of Sir Richard elections, shall belong to the following per- Cartwright, Mr. Blake, and Mr. sons, being widows, unmarried women, or P.; anDavies, M. d 1 prayed that the males of full age of 21 years, and subjects of Her Majesty by birth or naturalization, being society would cause hill enquiry to rated on property or income to the amount be made into the truth of their etate- hereinafter provided (in incorporated villages wants and the propriety of rill $200 ; in townships, $100) on the revised as. sessment roll upon which the voters' list,used changes made by me. I notified Mr. at the election is based, of tin municipality, Mulock of this, and publicly °hal• for real property held in their own right or ledged him to the proof of hie ac0u— in the right of their wives, or for income, Gallons. So far as in me lay I made and having received no reward and haying no sitated explanation which was uude- slrable. I1r. Mulock, M. P., with tit t chivalrous sense of honour and a and manliness which gentlemen of It is said that the Stratford Adrer- his stamp and yours usually possess, tiser has suspended publication. preferred to use his parliamentary The Session of the Peace met at privilege, and without proof or ex- Goderich on Monday, 11th., selected placation from me or knowledge on jurors, as well as doing other buei- bis part, and in utter defiance of the nese. truth to accuse me with having not Saturday moruing, W. C. Noble, of Merely charged excessive fees, but Parkhill, was "sworn in,” to the office actually with having charged fees for of deputy registrar before Squire services which I bad never performed, Adam Murray. He was itppoiuted by I bad no recourse but one, and Col. Walker. that I immediately adopted.'' I at The friends of Mr. John Darrach, once laid the matter before the editor of the Parkhill. Review, recently, Benchers of the Law Society. I did presented him with` `a` purse of $53 so in the most open manner,-' taking and an appropriate address in no - the somewhat unusual course of pub- knowledgment of his valuable services Making iu the daily press the letter in the cause of education. A small fire accursed Friday after- noon in the City Block, corner of Market and Main streets, Seaforth. The firemen were quickly on the scene and quenched the flames before much damage was caused. The fire originated from a defective flue. On Saturday morning last Judge Elliott, of Loudon, sentenced John Newsome to three years iu the pent- ' tentiaty for the burning of widow Stoddard'a barn iu Niesouri township, of which mention was tnade some few it obligatory upon him to attend; for weeks ago in the TIMab. I stated in my published letter that George Grant. one of Clinton's pro it was es.ential he should' be minent' business men, died on New Year's night very suddenly. while sit- ting in hie chair, from hemorrhage ofJ the lunge. He wag buried with Ma- settle' honors. Philo White, at one time a promi- nent business man of Lucknow, sud- denly left that village twelve years ago, and nothing was heard of him until a weeit ago, when word was re- ceived of his death in West Berkley, me, and as no charge had been pre. California. I3is wife and family me ferred against me to them, they still living in Luoknow. could not deal with the (natter. Of these faots yon are perfectly •- SEA.Ii17D TIONDE1LS addressed to the m der - siguea,ancl endorsed "Ponder. for the Wel- land Canal,' wi,1 be received at this office un- bei the arrival of the Eastern and Western 010)18 on. MONDAY, the 1a"t)1day of JANUARY next 884), ang hwalls h1Ook weirs,(18se•, afornd rinisicreasingte the heightofte of thes, banks of that nart of the Welland Canal b 3- tween Port Dalhousie and Thorold, anti for deepeningtho Summit Level between The told and Ramey's Bend, near Flambe rstou. The work throughout will be let in sections with al localities, together Jf sof the several plans and descriptive apeclflcatious, can be seen at this office on and after MON,) AY, the 11th day of JANUARY next (1880), where print- ed forms of tender can be obtained, A like class of information relative to the works north of Altenburg will be furnished at the isesidentlingiueer'sOffice, Thorold;and for works south of Allanburg, plans, specifications, &c., may be seen at the Resident Ruginoer's Oiiiee, Weiland. Contractors are requested to boar in mind that tenders will not be considered unless mode strictly in accordance w the )anted with nrinted forms, and, in the case of firms, except there aro attacued the actual signatures, the nature of the occupation and place of residence of each member of the same; and further, au accepted bank cheque for the sum of Two Thousand Dollars or more—according to the extent of the work on the section—must a0. compa..ly the respective tenders, which sum shall be forfeited if the party tendering do clines entering into contract for the works, at the rates stated 1n the offer submitted. StThe amount required in each case will be. stated on the form of tender. The cheque or money thus sent in will be returned to the respective parties whoce tenders are not accepted. This Department does not, however, bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. By order.. A. P. BRADLEY, Secretary. Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, 0th December, 1885. expectation of reward for voting, From the above it will be seen that only widows and t t unmarried women have the right to vote in tnunisipal. electioumo provided they are rated in tin it own tight for real property or in• e)ttie t'• the amount of. $200 let iucor• pot•ated villages, $100 in toweehipe. It will also he noticed that it rn'trried wotuan, because she holds property in her own came, cannot vote in one ward aid her husband in another, rta wee done itt a ueighboriug township. at the recette eleeti)II to order to carry out the provisions of the eboye clause, it is necessary that the weed "widow", or "spinster,' should fallow the mane of evety such person 011 the atsessmettt roll, other - Wise the clerk, in preparing titovoters' lief.from the roll, cannot out the ntsme of the Indy so lilted on the list, ail there • is •retLiisuiy to Iro ., v that she it :lot 0 muffled tvotnall. tvho cannot vrrte. '1'11A voters' lists upon which tile' ree•nt election wa- held wits pre- en' P41 1'0 111 the $ret aeaeestnelt roll compiled since the amendment giyhie widows and unmarried women the Iranohise becatne law, and it is quite probable that the assessors, in some oases, not understanding tete requite - mettle of the law, neglected to specify whether Indies aoseased were slartatere :it. widows. To avoid such errorer rat, rtilow•"ti.g :nettled wotneti to vote, iu future, tt is hoped that to the votera'' list of 18$'1 it will be properly ep'eci• decd It behooves every lady who iw entitled to vote under elause quoted above, to inspect -the 'tette AO soon as they tire lashed, and if. they do not wind their narnee en tile fret they thould tr11rnediataly give the necesttary DaCoe cat appeal to initre their addles How Lost, How Restored. We have recentlynublishod a new edition of DR.CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED FS - SAY on She radioal andpernialseflt cure (with- out medicine)of NervousDebillty,Mentaland physical capacity. impediments to Marriage, ete.,resuitingfrom excesses. Price, in sealed envelope, only 8 oents,ortwo postage stamps. Thecelebra.ted author of this admirable ea sayolearly demonstrates, from thirty years, suoceesfulpractice, that alarming consequen- ces maybe radically cured without the dang- erous use of internal medicimesor'theuse of the knife ; Point oat a mode of cure at once simple certain and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter whathis con- ditionmay be,may cure himself ch1aply,pri vatelv and radically. tThi lecture shouldbeinthe hands of ev- ery youthandevery man in the land. Address THE CULVERWELL MEDICALCOMP ANY , 41 ANY ST., NEWYO•RK. Post Office Box 450 present and prefer his charges before is tribunal to which we both had ae cess, or in the estimation of every gentleman and man of honour stand confessed` a liar and a rlauderer.. Mr. &tutock, M. Y., did not attend. Convocation after consideration of my letter arrived unanimously at the conclusion that as no one was there to support any accusation against PROPERTY LIST. well aware. Yet with a full know -- lenge of them you publtoly repeat the base and cowardly elander. You are,, 1 believe, an attorney and a member of the Law Society, and .pith a view tofeeling whether her the Act of parliament which ooufere upon you the title and ostensibly reifies you to the rank and diguity of a gentle rnan, dose net carry with it soiree ooriesponding obligation to your pro- ftissiotiitl brethren, 1 tiow notify you that I shall prefer a charge against yo.t before the next meeting of o in- vocalioit of having tleliberetely and f l I d bl' t �IOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE. The undersigned offers for sale a one- story frame house, containing 7 rooms aid a good cellar, together with half sus ere of land; also hard and soft water,numerous fruit and ornamental trees, and other conveniences. The locality in which the premises aye situated. being on tiidloyy-street, is central awl convou- ient.to the business portion of. the town Per further particulars apply to Mils Wu BATLEY, onthe premises p s VARA,' FOR SALE. -Tile eubscrib• 1 er offers his farm, for sale, being rot 17. con. la`, Township of Iiay, containing 110 aeros, of which 10;. acres aro cleared and in a good state of cultivation ; 75 acres first•class land ; good fences, There are on the promises a frame hone, 2 fraruo barns end good stabl- ing,The farm Will be sold cheap, as the pro- prietor wlahes to giy'e up /arming. Por further particulars applv:on the prebiiSot, or by letter to J,ii. Sor,nAx', Zurich J? 0. .it ae y tea o a pie lc aecasaLIQ11 Itn• tamouut to out, of free) I age ext a fella v member of the soelety, without proof, troth or + ttquit I cnnllt'.n a yon tit tnset this with. . a et afemeut to the rsct°lAt y that rile allegattous made by you'are true erred sltonl<1 be,:ouquit°ed into. if you have an atom rrf trrttn1itrer8 about you you will ilo it otherwise yon will be known tor *lint you are, tt bliss and Melte tient List, tt L"« fttf Inedible deb iii- fitn)otiw coward., t, The fennel vote trill yet bo I a1 I fir* your ol)etlieut oof}�ant, kutvet j .l`. A. trfAto)eNat,l. veY important one iLt tnntticillal j t, allti(er'go , oroilio, tart.; . . Al TY .._�..'f i.e `I . r.. . • ;. 1 , i ',CIO FIE; . ,w.. l 5 IIL. Q. lryr o + t POVY kre l leasarat to tttf ti Ctiutalrt their erste leareetteee ts'iurfa, iat:t°rf, sp¢ reseisait. or at warms eta, f3biltrtith or idelttt 0 0 0 111 to rd cd 0 44, Pt 9 bio E -I 0 co 0 0 - ce rd ce 0 cif 0 E HARK N ESS NAM 'BALM ti _stores erre, hely to its Y? • ntra ,'i O Gt, l'- tiiov.4bandra',-y tops,, tj t is ,L; ns frofallln�r rrut, incrCn5ea its: growth, anal vvil, not soil the skin. As a,, hair drys•: sing, it has no superior. ,Gor., ittttoeditarrnless Prepared b•`. Iarltness & Go Loancloa tit, 'geld lie nit bele:K(tt ttfid blit a 1,tOdish1 Dales, 2� 7171.--i.'� E TZMsi"Q rrBROS. �<3 ���or� 4 Remnants Dress Goods, eninants Velvets, emnants Twee e riants Prints Etc. Alt 0 CUri':: ;; I FUR CAPES, MUFFS, CAPS, GLOVES, SHAWLS, MANTLE CLOTHS, ULST'ERINGS, &c., AWAY DOWN. Winter Goods must be rushed off to make room for spring:- Already, pring:-Already, New Cottons, Shirtings, Cottonades, Eto. COME AND SEE. GENTS, we have a Fine Range of Ties we are closing out fast. Take a look at them. RANTON BROTHERS. JAMES PICKARD'S Change of A.dversement ,• WILL APPEAR IN THIS SPACE THE NEXT XSSUE. LOOK O U T FOR JEIiIITELEY 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 to Time. THE BANK of TIME Main Street, Exeter. TIIOS. FITTON Keeps Watches That Are Watches And are warranted correct for Tiril'e, ride, or Railroa Train, and to please the most fastidious. ' 1885. Tho PaPall r,sclilibition AT BISSETT Comptition C pen t� the Wo ld IN TELE FOLLOW1Nc1 LZ IE 3; STOVES & TIN WARE --;,u Full assortment. HARD WARE, PAINTS & OILS—A Complete LAMPS LAMP GOODS—An'endless variety, CALL AND SEL "1TO] EEBE..TEJDA stock very cheap, OF ANY � OROSS.OtJT SA•W—A I e .