HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1886-1-21, Page 4THE EXETER TIMES. wile certain beforehand, that lIou. Mr, in place of N, J,, Clark, reargued.—.
Blake would act as he ma, A,mendment. carried.
18 Published every Thursday morn u ,at the "I amt sure," continued the honor- Gardiner,--Ile,lltl--Tact: the follow -
Ti MES STEAM PRINTiNU HOUSE able Bentleman, a'tktat the oboltere tug persons ha appQiuted feuoe view.
Soaaa, .yloitnro.trSxOut,bbah vzs soPfeel the blow ebrongly, and 1 anu are for the current year vie: ,.e.aleesee.
prletors. vouoh;for the fact tont iu the event of David Kirk, Alfred Ca'e, Fater Moir,
eteme of An'uisus IANQ their feeling themselves slightly sou, Christopher Coates, John Hauler
P retinserti°11fPer lfpo ,., •,lo Ceuta. uored the will become nothing More and Cleric Switzer,•—Carried.
Eacheuhidetfueutigsertton,pertine.,...,3ceuts•, $
'1'o insure insertion, advertisements should than political wire-puller8, Shier---$Lille--That D, . Dul,.
be seut in not later, than Wednesday morning.
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Aud what about the vote of can- mage, of Kirkton, be auditor for the
euro upon the gOVerument At the cnrreut year, at tit ealalary of $5, and
opening of 1:'arlilauaotlt, that the auditors mese at the Town
°I am certaiu that oue will be Hall on the first Saturday in Feb.
moved. Even were Mr. Girouard 1886 at 9 o'olook a. m. to audit the
alone at play, I know for a feet that acootlute.—Carried.
be would move to that effect. He 18
-Any person w11otakes 2apaperregularlyIrma too old an acquaintance of mine for
trio post -office, whether dices d in his name or
another's, or whether he has subscribed or not me to be able to think otherwise of
le responsible for payment.
2 If a person orders his paper discontinued him."
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continue torseud it until the Payment is made, then collect the whole amount, whether
the paper •is. taken from trio office or not.
3 In suitsrfor subscriptions, the snit may be
.instituted in the place where the paper is pub.
fished, although the subscriber may reside
^hundre 1 1
Cfi of miles away.
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4 The courts have decided that refusing o to
stake newspapers orpesiodicals from the post-
°nice, or removing and leaving them uncalled
dor is prima fame evidence of intentional fraud.
Our JOB TRINTINC7 D t+,P Yli,TIt1ENT is one
o the Largest ud best equipped '
f h 4 arnthaConaty
Q. Huron. 411 work entrusted to us will resew
our prompt attention:
Decisions1iugart iiig' News-
fu&t1xS.
NEWS ,N4PT.ES.
()f an Interesting -Character.
Sarnia, Jail. 16.—aBertie Parry
and Willie McDowell, aged 11 and 18
years, respectively, went skating on
the river Thursday night, and have
WELLAND CANAL ENLARGEMENT.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
N
IS 711-1M TIMM O 0-0
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tatd a al, v11 be received this igloo uu67signed, and endorsed 'renderfor the Wel- ReToN BRols
EALFD TF6NDFR a addressed to the under- ,
•
til the arrival of the Eastern_ and Western
wails on MONDAY, the x5th day of JANUARY
next (1886), for raising, the walls of the locks,
The reeve appointed Geo. '1 urnbUll weirs, dta ,enol increasing the height of the
banks of that hart of the Welland Canal a e
A3 the other auditor. tweon Port Dalhousie and Thorold, and for
Remnants Ddoe onlu theSumu Lt L vel between o Goods,
htel-- r P 4 1 e Phot id S Ga diner Tllat !n addltl0tl and tiatuey's Benlnear Fiuetberston,
to the reeve and clerk, the Board of The work throughout will bo lot in sections
Mapsof flies several localities, together witli
Health for the oarretit year be o�ln t 1 d t ii tl b
ed of Meagre L, IInnber, ,
per D. Mo—
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lee day of omee x121 next (1886), whprpprint- 9
Tunis and A. Duncan.—Carried. print-
ed forms of tender can bo obtaiuod. A Bice
.lorn0 —halts—That Dr. Ir•v.tt °Iassofinforrnation relative to the works
y ' g north of Altenburg will be furnished at the
Rernnants Tweeds3k_
---
Remnants .� .
be medical health ufllOer, and It. a1esideutLluginoer60LIIce 1'horolcl; and for
o Il south 01 1
Y 6 hA121 1 11 5"
�1 t lb r an, N eciliaa '
Hous
Ky+ld sanitary iuepeebor of the mune- .c;a.,may bo seen at the i,osident Euginoor's
oipality, for the entreat year.—Carried. Mee, 1Vclland,
Contractors are requested to boar in mind
Halls--Gardiner--That the meta- that tenders will not be considered unless
made strictly in accordance with the printed
forms auu i case f
firms u the ., s o rtus, except there
aro attaoued the actual signatures, the nature
of the occupation and place of residence of
each member of the sauce; and fluther, an
accepted bank cheque for the sum of Tufo
Thousand Dollars or more—according to the
extent of the work on the section—must ac.
oompa.ty the respective tenders, which sum
shall be forfeited if Ino party tendering de
clines entering into °entreat For the workp, of
the rates stated in the odor submitted.
The amount required in each ease will be -
stated ou the form of tender.
Tho cheque or money thus sent in will be
returned to the respective parties whose
tenders aro not accepted.
This Department does not, however, bind
itself to accept the lowest or any tenter.
By order,
A. P. BRADLEY,
Secretary.
Department of Railways and Canals,
Ottawa, 9th December, 1885.
not since been seen. 1llollowall's bers of the beard of health be paid at
` 'e "xeier ,-�, itnes. mittens have been ;found on the toe the rate of $1,50 per day, and that
near a Large bole, and 'both are sup- Dr. Irving be paid $8, as iilcdioll
`THUSRDAY,.JANUARY 21, 1886. posed to be drowned. ivapeotor.--1arrietl,
g to
Montreal, Jau, 18.• --After the con- Halts--Horney—•That the expenses
olusiou of the addresees of the eoun- to•In oonneotiou with the e lard of
sel dt:y in the Laflamme•Hai/ libel health amouutin $11, be Paid.—
euit, Judge John.c
son harged the jury Carried.
`THE Toronto News remar:ke.::--Mr. strongly against the Mail. After G trdiuer—Shier—That the clerk
Blake impresses, every oue with thethree-quarters of an hour's dalibera receive tenders for the township
fact that the can ,make a magnificent tion the jury returned a verdict
printing for the current year. Ten.
epeech, but if he would talk to the against the Mail for $10,000 damages dere to state the amount for which
populace more milli the idea of ;get— —$6,000 for the publication of Isle all printing in behalf of the maniei—
ting a verdict than with •impreseingarticle and $4,000 on the supplement- polity wilt be done. --Carried, •
theca with his great oratorical and al demand for the allegations of the Hails—Horney•—That the offer of
legal powers he would be much more plea. James Howard to furnish oaiar fcr
apt to get a verdict. New York, Jan, 18.—`i i+r John A. the enuuioipality be accepted.—Carried.
Macdonald, the Premier of the Cana— Shies--Gardiner—That the ffer of
MMMei snALL, the great stealtmanufac- dime Dominion, arrived .yesterday on Abray and Edwards to supply rook-
turer of Sheffield, is about to remove the Oregon, from Liverpool, He is elm and oak plank for the tnuuiet•
his entire works to the 'United States. 74 years of age, tall, light and agile. parity be accepted. ---Carried.
The firm emeloys:8:6800 men. :Some His smoothly shaven face as about a Gardiner—Homey —That the reeve
snores of the most skilled will be taken, fae—simile of the portraits of Lord and treasurer b3 authorized to lend
over and the rest will be hired in; Beaconsfield during his better days. on first mortgage ou real estate, the
America.. The state department has Enveloped in a thick brown,eeercoat, funds belongiug to the railway siuk—
been iofer'med of the faet, which is re-, with a red eilk handkerchief tied ing fund, recount, as provided for by
garded as a striking proof of the effi- around his throat, hie head covered- act of parliament.—Carried,
cacy of protection. Mr. Marshall's by a blank derby hat, Sir.Johu seemed Halls—Gardiner- •-That Joe. Hewitt
removal from free trade England to to be well protected against the receive $10 for relief.—Cartied.
the United States—wbich, according weather. There was no one, appar— Shier—Gardiner—That Mr Johns
to our free trade friends, is "protected ently, on the wharf to receive him. receive $4 for relief.—Carried.
to death," is a more telliug argument Lieut. -Gov. Dewduey, of the North Shier—Horney—Tbat this council do
against the sophistries of free traders West Territory, telegraphs as follows: now adjourn, to meet the first Sat—
than volumes written by the 'Cobden —"No Indian depredations have urday in March et 11 o'clock a. en, --
Club. Let our free trade scribes ex- taken place since the rebellion was Carried.
plain why Mr. Marshall should prefer suppressed. False repos to and raja- Geo. W. Holman, Clerk.
protection to free trade. leading statements made by interested
parties are doing much harm and are WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
invariably communicated to the In- Livor Complaint ? Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale by J. W.
diene, and are more likely to keep
them unsettled than is generally be Browning.
lieved. Reports from all points of the
Territory, not only from our own peo-
Publications Received.
ple, but from other and most reliable
1tiRANIL Lasidn's SUNDAY MAGAZINE Evi-
•and disinterested sources, are most dently understands the taste of the more
encouraging in regard to the feeling religious portion of the community. The
and demeanor of our Indians." February number begins "Pauline,: Or, The
.
bull -Days of the Apostles : A Story of Rome in
Stanley, N. J., Jan. 16.—A
the First Century," by the Rev. Alexander
dog and a young mare belonging to C. Hayerstick, which promises to be deeply
:Geo. Runyon, a farmer of this plane, interesting. "Burmah and its Capital,
became engaged iu a fight yesterday, Mandalay," tells us of England's newly
in wbioh the mare succeeded, after b acquired provinces. Mise Fanny A. Ma-
thews continues her "Dilettante Days"—
hard battle, in killing her adversary
delightful sketches of travel, told with pen
The two animals are stable oompan- and pencil. A very attractive series of
ions. Yesterday afternoon the mare papers on "Instinctive Architects," by Prof.
Henry W. Elliott, begins, and is well illus -
broke her halter, and, seizing the dog
in her teeth, she began to shake 11 trated. There is more about our "Sacred
Musicians," "Tho Parables of Christ," "New
Viciously. The dog seized its enemy English Church at Copenhagen," "Bavarian
by the nose, and then followed a ter- Homes," "The Church of Ste. Genevieve,
rible fight. The dog shook itself Paris," Dr. Talmages's "Home Pulpit,"
loose from its foe and sprang at it on- "The Young Woman's Christian Associa-
tion," with stories, poems, matter for the
ly to be kicked to the end of the barn. young to read or hear, "Recreations. for Sun -
At last•the dog succeeded in getting a day Afternoons," "Religious Notes and
grip on the mare's nose, and that was Naws," "Personal Notes and Comments,"
not loosened until the larger animal and a selection of interesting pictures,
placed its forelegs on the body and sketches and notices, make this magazine
the largest, cheapest and most thoroughly
tore itself away. The fight continued useful magazine published in the country—
for fifteen minutes, when suddenly one that ought to find a welcome in every
the dog sunk its teeth in the foreleg Christian home.
of the mare. and in the latter's vain
effort to reach it with its mouth, the
horse fell directly on its foe, cruahiug
the life out of him. Asthe mare rose
from the body of the dog she gave a
shrill neigh, and turned around and
kinked the body into a shapeless mass
The mare was so badly injured that
she was shot.
N,'D1T0,13IA L NOTE'S.
BLAKE'S SPEECH.
WHAT THE FRENCH CANADIAN JOURNALS
HAVE TO SAY ABOUT IT.
Montreal, Jan. 17.—French papers
here all discuss Mr. Blake's London
epeeoh. La Patrie. (Liberal) eayse—
"We did not ask Mr. Blake to speak
as a': French Cauadian—that .would
have been ridiculous—but we knew
that he would speak as a loyal En-
glishman, who is without prejudice
against our race, or without a hidden
desire for the destruction of our
rights, and with whom all the bonest
men of the Province can walk hand
in hand on this point. Mr. Blake's
speech is of a nature to give our com-
patriots the mort entire satisfaction.
senator Tradel's parer says that
the speech of the leader of the federal
Opposition is a new, although super-
erogatory proof, that the abyss of di
vision into which sooner or later con-
federation will plunge is getting deep.
er every day, and the only solution
seems to be peace purchased by the
crushing of one race by another, and
the creation of a new Ireland or a new
Poland.
The Conservatives ask, What do
ur Rouges say to Mr. Blake's views ?
What do the founders of our National
party think of them ? Is this the
Mr. Blake who was going to announce
at the firet opportunity that be was
going to avenge Riel's death ; we un-
derstand their disappointment and
their consternation ; but why, indeed,
did they insist upon placing our des. ' "•'
tiniee, without any preliminary agree. TJsborne Council.
ment or guarantee, in the hands of
the man who offered $5,000 for Riel's The new council for 1886 met 18th
head ? inst., pursuant to the statutes. The
One of the members who had pro= following gentlemen having been
tested against the execution of Riel duly elected, and haviug made and
said :—"The effect will simply be subscribed to the declarations of
Ibis. All the English members irre- qualification and office took their
spective of party will vote against the seate at the couucil board viz:--
Riel vote of censure, and the French Thomas M. Kay, reeve; councillors,
will stand by themselves. Then the James Halls, S. W. Ward; Henry
Grits will have to defeat the Govern Homey, N. W. Ward; Robert Gar.
ment on a vote of uou•confidenoe in diner, N. E. Ward; Johathan Shier.
the administration of the Northwest, Halle--Shier—That Henry Homey
and will then seely the support of the be deputy reeve for 1886.—Carried,
Conservative malcontents." Shier--Horney••ThatThos. Coli3e,
"Will it be accorded them ?" be treasurer for the current year at a
"Certainly not ; the Grits having salary of seventy-five dollars.—Crried.
refused to support them, they will re- Hails--Shier—That Thomas Hoy -
main with the Government. In 1887 wood be assessor fur 1886, at a salary , ti �r tyti j,fr� t.
however, the Government will be de. of $75. in place of John Allison.-- PROPERTY LIST, 1.� Ikl.1 l w,,.' fl,tl�'.!z '
feated in the elections here." A Carried, 'LAIR ORM
French M. P., who has always re- Homey— Rails—That James Bal- u OUSE AND LAND FOR SALE.r <tr,re ,.j
mined true to his party, said some lentyno be collector for the Durrant The undersigned offers for sale a one- I hair ce t car
story frame house, containing 7 rooms and ti
fine day you will see Girouard accept yeas', at a salary of $75, and that be good cellar,togother with half att,+cro of land; ! •urs c:a1U i'!
judgeship, the balance of them (the reuew his bonds 10 this council also hard and soft wtter,numorous fruit and moves Dann; ttf,,
a+ oxnumental trees, and other cony euionces. stops the hair
bolters) will fall into line, and the signed by blmrelf and Iwo gOQd and L'he l0ealftYin w}lieli the premises are situutdd from falling otYt,
befngou tlxdloystreot,is e0iitral„ alri conveu
"bubble will burst." sufficient uucnr iios, iu the rule of font to the busine8sportton of the town.. For increases i tte
Mr. J. A. Calmat, M. P„ slated tasty» tlloasand dolirttr, 10r the faith• on hep Bxtutiieuelsarn apply to Miei Witt 13Av>;sy, growth, and evil
,
the,t the revelation would hays no ef- fall diet32tttrgo of hie duties.• -•Carried. A soilair dies,
• As a hair dies,
feet upon the "boltbre," for they 101 Gradiribt-11orney–That Jse. 1'ytir A11141 FOR 5 L1 –The'anbserifi sing,�;it 1153 ries
expected rush a ala .0 soI flrom Mr, bo clerk for the Cfifiref$ year, at a or offers Ids farm, for sale, being, lot 17,
etrperlor, Guar-
lalcr'. He' no* frit SOTO Obit sy a nasty of $100, in Mori' of At J. eon. 15, lloprnsbip of ifs , contatning rtes asroe, enteedlitfrrNe3$,
the strongest pillars o the "National" Clark, t itf eel. of whloh 1d:+ /OM are cleared and in "a good -•-•—
g p , *n ntdte of eultiyation 75 tares lret•elase land : . Prepared by
party would loot dura to,, rafts, bh9.lr °lir«—�1 IliMt-- i si a ne>elamens, sod 'fences, ''here tereoti the pterataes •d Harkness & +c
ram• house, 9 frafno bat"ns and goon n/ab]• iddlfY
voices to C40.118 Uri 1119 Go,ernb]MLi al ibt►/,G, W. Hrin)sn be *lark of, 'illi ing, Thefarm will be IeIId 'cbartp,vas rite aro• ii, O t
Abe opening of rParliamtrii, ttlaaldifialitp�r fif UeblbiAll !a► illi MO' e6 t aur i appl ,meth -Pc lsdir,dr Dfurthertand Patent me
OM ,7,,11, Gbajplrrla elaii,l� #i,al2trl root !Ur If3tg6, xt,. a 'elate of $100, r,t.fiaLl,A,tartehr
, I}eitete
FRA,NIL LESLIE'S POPULAU MONT•fiLY for.
February is all that its patrons can desire
The articles vary in chdractor and trent-
ment, are all interesting and timely, and all
well illustrated, Mr, Croffut's article on the
late WIlliam H. Venderbilt gives a" striking
picture of the career and life of the greatest
American millionaire, and the render can
judge for himself of the man, his palace,
his gallary, his stables and his tomb. Mrs.
Lew Wallace, the talented wife of our general
and diplomatist. contributes a very striking
romance, "A Fair Client's Story." The
well-known novelist, Christ an Reid, gives
oue of her striking stories, "A Passing Idyl."
'The Home of the Noted Indian Chief,
Cornplanter," is very pleasantly described
and beautifully illustrated by Mrs. Calista
Ingersoll Gara. In "The Story of the Man
who Wrote Robinson Crusoe," Noel 1iuthveu.
takes us back to England in the time of De
Foo "Thibet," as described by Charles H.
Lepper, gives the reader a knowledge of
what will be England's next annexation.
R. S. Tarr describes the "Past and present
of a New Euglsnd Fishing Town"; Frank
Norton, "Irregular Troops.' Mrs. RI. A.
Denison, (Author of "That Husband of
Mme.") C. L. Hildl•eth, Henry Tyrrell,
Cathie Jewett, J. F. Nicholl, contribute
stories and poems. "Telpherage," the last
application of electricity for transporting
freight, will be read with interest; and all
readers will follow Etta W. Pierce's novel,
"Daughters of Cain " The illustrations of
this number are all striking and good.
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1885.
The Pail Ehibition
AT BISSETT BROS.
Competitio Open to the World.
IN T131; FOLLOWING} LINES:
STOV1+:S 6; TINWARE—A Full assortment.
HARDWARE, PAINTS & OILS—A Complete stock
LAMPS.: LAMP GOODS—An endless variety,very cheap.
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