The Exeter Times, 1886-2-11, Page 4THE EXETER TIMES,
Is published every Thursday mOrniug,at the
TIMES STEAM PRINTING NOUSE
¥n-teetnerly opposite Eaton's Jewelery
Sture,Exeter, Out., by John White Al lion, Pro-
prietrOrS.
RATIO or ADYEETESIXO
//trot imeirtion, per line-. . . . ,to cents,
Each subsequeot insertion , per' line.... ...3 cents.
Tadvertisoments should
both English suet German, will never
tolerate the °ours* taken hY the
Globe and Reform leaders iu the Riot
affair, When Freser asserts in the
House That Riel compared favorably
with Sir George Cartier, sod that a
monument will yet be erected to his
memory, he commits his party to
To insure insertion, a
be pent in not bstar than ArednesdaY MOrning. stand that 10741 men, or bonnet man,
Qr wise men, cr conscientious men
Our JOB PRINTING DPA.ItTMENT is one are unwilling to take. We wonder
of the largest 11ucl best equipped iu the County
of Huron, All work entrusted. to us will recelv how the Crediton German (who lives
our prompt attention:
in Exeter) can justify the glorifies -
Decisions Regarding New- 'lots of Riel that is now going on in
papers. the Globe, and being indulged in by
Any person whotakesa paperregularly from. Mr. Frazer and the Reform leaders -
the post-oftlee, whether directed in bis name or How would the Crediton German
anotner,s, or whether he has subscribed or not .
lalresoonsible tor payment. like to gee Sir John defeated on this
s If a person orders his papor discontinued issue the Reform party with the
he mustall pay arrears or the pubshermay;
continue to send it until the payment is made, Bleus come into power awl their first
.and then collect the whole amount, whether
the papor is taken from tire office or not.
3 In suits for subscriptions, the suit may be Band dollars to erect a MOTtUtnelit 10
instituted in the place where the paper is pub.
lished, although the subscriber may reside the memory of the decesed rebel ? relieve their immediata necessities.
hundreds of miles away. That is about what Mr. Fraser lays The Provineiel Government, it is also
understood, will supply a moiler sum. How Lost, How Restored.
move be to appropriate twenty thou -
NEWS Aorgs.
ilPr an Interesting ceerester.
The floods et Belleville are Norm.
ing more serious, and great suffering
promises to *taus. Water six feet
deep in the street.,
Eseterbee, the Effingham mur-
derer, whose sanity was questioned
M the time of the tragedy in which
he played so promiuent i part, has
6110 tyti unmistakable signs of insauity,
and has been removed from Kingston
peuitentiary to the lunatic Ulm.
The mute of the fishermen on the
Gaspe coast who are threatened with
atarvation through the failure of the
firma on whom they depended for
moans of subiietenoe, has met with
recognition at the hands of the Fed-
eral Government, which, it is report-
ed, has made a grant of $2,000 to
HARKNESS
HAIR BALK
Restores n.rey
hair to its sus
tuned color, re-
moves Dandruff,
stops the !lei:
from falling nut,
increases its,
growth, and wit/
not soil the skirt.
As a hair dres-
sing, it has no
superior. Geer-
anteed harmie es.
Prepared be
Harkness & Co.
London, Ont
Sold by all Druggi
and Patent Medicin
Dealers.
00MAN H D.
4 The courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers or periodicals from the post- down as the Reform platform. Blake
office, or remor lug and leaving them uncalled
for is prima facie evidence of intentional fraud offered $5,000 for Riel'6 body years
ago, but uow a change has come over
the scene, and now political exigency
forces the party to which he belongs
to propose a monumeut instead of a
halter for Riel. Out upon snob cold-
blooded hypocrisy.
••••••••••••Fon.
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Junes.
THUSEDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1880
1tDITORT.4L NOTES.
AMONG the bills introduoed in the
Leginlature Monday was one by Mr.
Waters to extend the franchise at
election) for the Legislative Assemby
to widows and unmarried women.
Tee Ontario Government favours
its press by requiring sheriffs to ad-
vertise sales in Reform Imperil only.
As the amounts paid do not pass
through the Provincial Treasury they
do not appear on the public at:mounts.
Mr. Mowat therefore preteuds that no
Avoorki oome from him. But they
do all the same.
Ir is antioutmed In the Reform
press that "Sir. M. C. Cameron, M.P.
for West Huron, has been suffering
ever since his recent epoch on timber
limits from a severe attack of herner-
rhage of the nose." Let it bo uuder-
stood at once that Mr. Cameron hag
not noir auy of the victim! of his
timber limit inveeti)ns. it was the
mental effort that did the damage.
Tan Clinton N611 Era feels sore be-
cause Mr. Turnbull did not receive
the appointment of Scheel Inspector,
and says as much as that Mr. Tom
had no right to the position, not being
a resident of Huron. Mr. Tom was
raised and educated in Huron, and
has lived in it until the last few years.
In this respect he bad as much right
to the appointment as any ono else,
and doubtless he is otherwise well
qualified for the Inseeotorship.
IN 1871 Hon. Edward Blake aud
hie followers in opposition in the Le -
cal Legislature weut out of their way
to introduce the Scott murder into the
discessions of that body. They
thought it quite within the province
of the House to dinettes such a ques-
tion. In 1886 the positions of the
two parties are reversed, the Blake
party being in power. The oppoei-
tion are anxious to discuss the rebel-
lion of 1885 under tne same Riel, but
the Reform party iusist that such dis-
cussion would be as Mr. Fraser ex- Stephen.
preesed it, "an unwarrautable intrus-
--
jou upon the Proper domain of the rtxxl:)ZglttujeelOrpTeetomu°sustihat montes...4,koge2 To Editor of the Exeter Times
Dominion Parliament." What Mr.your issue of January 28th
Mowat's cabinet lack in coneistency, Total expenditure. ...... ........ ..$22477,315 Mr. Proutyolerk •of this township,
The above expendi, ture includee the latnely endeavors 1 reply to a few
questious asked by ale in your issue
of January 21st, and which were sat•
isfactorily aud properly answered by
you. The questioos asked were in
reference to the non-appearance of
"Guidance to Voters" at the receot
munioipal election in Stephen twee -
ship, in No. 2 'division. Mr. P., in
his reinarke skates that there were no
"guides" posted up ire any of the divi-
sions, and is at a loss to kuow why I.
single out division 2. I made ref.
erotica to my own polling place, and
as 1 was not in any of the other ,]i.
'ikons that day, 1 said nothing of
them. Mr. P. says I was not at No.
2 that day, and so much for my vera
city. Straus° he should know mv
whereabouts better than myself. The
clerk admits that the law requires
such "guides" to bo posted up. but
says it was not a neglect on him part,
as he sent to Toronto for them, with
instruction/Ito have them forwarded
to their proper destinations. Does
this exclude him from the blatne ?
The printing, I understand, for the
whole year, including "guides," was
to have been done iu hteter ; it was
let by tender, and why Mr. P. seta 16
'reroute) for thew) "guides" ia .t mys•
tery to we. ft certainty ()welled et.
tra export/4o. How silty it is of him to,
that !I did tett know what
is claimed, and seemingly not
without reason, that the Methodist
ministers who changed their place of
abode during 1885 are. under the
provisions of the Franchise Act,
which requires a year's residence in
one place before the franchise eau be
exercised, disqualified so far as the
voters' lists which are now being
made up are caucerued. The pro-
vision, however, does not apply to
Methodist ministers only. It applies
to everybody who has not been a
resident for a year. When the bill
was passed through parliament the
They twice who give quickly, and iq
this prompt action on the , . We have recently published a new edition
I.Rtl 01 of DR.CrYLVERWIILL'S CELEBRATED 113.
administrations is followed up BAY on the radical and permanent oure (with -
these
by private effort, the six l d
iun red 10,31,04tslincoaditcco.ipaaoc)ottrytr,oimrvpasealsnmeetnitieity,tiontaiana
to Marriage,
families who are affected will be eV., oresuiting from excesses.
osriituiPe slasmeaplesd envelope ,only 6 cents,ortwo
placed out of danger till the swing,
by which time, it is eatisfacto-r :Tyl(veceerlebrated authorof this admirable es
7 "' .....18.4),=,11,17,Z17 gth9i9rpty Y"o"'
au n -
know, the Robins hope to be in A cos mayberadically cured witialiouttnege
position to resume operations. • aroma use of internalmedicioesor311 u ang.
the knife; Point out a mode of mire eatsoeno°ef
simple certain and effectual, by means of
whiohevery sufferer, no matter whathis con-
ditionmay bo,may oure himself chiaply,pri
vatelv and radloally.
..'"Thi lecture should be inthe hands of ev-
ery youthand every man in the land,
Address
A London mob, white less easily
moved than its counterpart volatile
Paris, i6 apt to be more dogged and
pertinacious iu endeavouring to
effect its design. The cable dis-
patehes report the most serious de-
monstrations in the English capital
that has occurred during the present
decade. A crowd estimated at from
ten to fifteen' thousand. nominally
composed of "starving mechanics,"
but largely consisting of and con•
trolled by Socialist, assembled in
Trafalgar square, where TiOleu 1 re-
operationsolutions were passed denonnoiug the
of this requirement was
Government and ceiling up') Perlin-
evideutly overlooked, not only by the
Government but by the Opposition, merit to provide immediate work for
the unemployed of the city. The
fur no gentleman on either side
police were utterly powerlese to die -
thought of mentioning it in the House. I
parse the immense gatheriug, which
rolled like a wave of the sea along
Piccadilly to Hyde park, leaving de-
structien iu its traok. Club houses
and private tesidenoes were wrecked;
hotels were brokeu open and food
demanded and taken. saloons were
raided and the liquor consumed,
infiamiug the passions of the rioters;
tailors' shops and jewellery establish-
ments were entered aud the contents
thrown out to the eager mob. and
along the entire route robbery and
destruction were paramount, and no
lives were taken only because no
resistance was offered.
The mass meeting, while primarily
called together as a labor demenstra.
So far as the Conservatives are eau -
corned they would bo very sorry if
any injustice were done; and if the
matter can be remedied we do nob see
why it should pot be. It is to be
remembered, tbough, that under the
provincial law a somewhat similar
condition of affairs exists. A minis
ter who /eaves hie present charge
after assessment is taken is ou the
list in the town in which he does not
live; but does not get on the list at
his new home until after the next
assessment is taken and the Court
of Revision has sat. Thus a clergy
man removes from Exeter to London
in September, ';1886. He appears
on the [assessment roll in August,
tion, was completely under the cu -
l888 -nearly
1887, and becomes a voter it! August,
1888 -nearly two years after the
chauge.
trol ot the Socialtste, a new and dan-
gerous element in a London outbreak.
There is terrible distress prevailing
Dominion Finances. at present in the capital, aud the
— political foes of all social order took
Ottawa, Feb. 6. -The statement of advantage of this to further their
the revenue and expenditure on own ends of terrorism. The demon -
account of the consolidated fund of titration was a serious one, and to
the Dominion for the month of Jau- prevent as repetition with even more
nary is rie follows :- disastrous results the Government
Receipts from Customs... ,''' , will be forced auto making at least
Excise 467,079
Post.Office 220,879 some effort to relieve the trade de -
Public works (including rail- 'minion existing throughout the
.ways) 218,719
tliscellaneoua 469,098 length and breadth of the United I
Kingdom.
Total for the month *2,584,322
Revenue to December toe 31st 14.755,704 .--4-•-•--s
Total for seven months 917,360,027
they make up for by er superabundance
of audacity.
sum of $2,184,000 paid out during
the seven months on account of the
North-west rebellion. It also includes
NOTICE of a bill to extend the /lours
the sum of $1,980,000, six months'
of polling iu legislative and municipal
subsidies to the Provinces, payable in
elections in cities, to WW1, and villages,
advance, so that the deficit is really
has been given by Mr. Ermatinger,
only about $1.200,000.
M. P. P. The ()hint Is to Live work- J •
Thi receipts for the seven months
of the present fiscal year from cus-
toms were $10,625,392, against $11 -
252,923 in the corresponding period
hours, to free them iu greater mea. 252,923
the preview; year, and from excite
sure from the supervision of employ- 82,873,405,
against $3,183,410.
There has therefore been decrease
in customs of $627,000, and in excise
of $810,000
ingmen more opportunities of voting
than they at present heve, and by
keeping the polls open after w e•king
ers in exercising their frenchise.
There would be some inconvenience
in extending the time for voting until
Ike in the evening, but if Mr, Erma -
The decreara in cutoms is twin -
Linger can show that the measure is
really required the letterset of it
free ballot, Its ought to pass. But
unless there is a decided demand for
it from those ID W11088 intereet Ilio
cipally due to the diminished receipt!)
of the first five months, the receipts
during the past two months having
been nearly $160,000 more theta the
bill is urged, the objections to late corresponding months of the previous
year. The decrease in excise receipts
closing cot the polls will probably out-
weigh what can be said in its favor. in the game way is dne to the earlier
five mouthe, the months of December
—....
IN our fecal °Otani. of last week and January showing an increase over
appeared &letter from a Credi.on the Name months of the previous
German (who lives in Exeter and is fiscal year of $68,800, of which $61,.
of Britieli origtu), cas.iug doubt on 0001,; is; due to the increase in January.
the anthenrioity of some letters from 12"'8 'ncreee.° in °Rcieet veicleiPtg i�
a
Germans on the political gituatinn, mos/ gratifying feature in the returns,
We
as beyond question the bent evidence
recently printed in the, TIMES.
of growth in trade to not the onetoms
can inform our Crediton friend (who
lives in Exeter) that these lettere anti"' which fluctuate with fillc"n-
tion„ in pacee, but file excise e„ti,,,elpet,,,,,, were emniedi ehm, my letter And runerele furnished and. conducted at
whieb are unaffeeted by pram fluctint I to elai reed dastiewly "geidunce to extremely low metes.
time!. The expliini0/1 of the, revenue volt 1, i., ho taint 1, ,,,,tefrea," Emeratas OF ALL TITE• DIFFEILENT 800115T108.
from excise gives poiet and force to not me, s 4 thr olvirk state. ; noel any
the rtetIrrinetila matte in liiiie'rr'lit relationship goat may be traced be -
quarters that a decided revival of ttr,?en In,. 4titi ..Febrs 7, 1884,"
beninens lots taken piece -more de whatever that ineees_._rrehehly he
leo.
He asks who takes, the TiAtt,s eider] than ever)1 the fieuree indecive.
inenne it writer of that tlate--le bet.
spondept does riot stale ttint he read which the Tempo new) Act (Treetop aoti't knew iri Scarcely wertla knew. 1
in Waterloo, Our Watetloo corrs- hie:muse the iticreneing orea over ter la ewe re himself, „6 „her lieYELLOW
the former letters in the Titres, hut ftfrect° the rt'"Iiny fr("11 P"i" In n' Ing/ Ut 1 fail to Perceive any very
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ie. grotto'. degree then erne* looteetgol In Woe() conneetion-pitesibly third 00114J. CA -1 9 Es,5Siiii14;10j1MAX115:ki
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Oita he intw them in the Sti;14, crec.
the dooties themselte,„
ed fo this paper. Otir lee colon. in. Will Mr, Preuty take a little ad- P7.1,EEDZAAT'S
fled all others similarly interested __earet- vico from a ratepayer and not ellow a Vir 0 it ivi pcyvvnign.
ineloioing testimony is borne to the feet ,,,.,,,i,,,, enee „,,„ „e„,, e-,., it, 1.,,,,, ;1„,„„, 1,
dray AS well rnalto up their rninrlic that that the brat family PhyHia. the host cere for it".:: ".: """re,""' ,flrnt"-t' "" " '' ""'
tile t eoplo in genetai, and aillong,I Dyspepsia, (1r LI I iensnes4 IS Dr car.q.wil Lua.Y calla° i'l°t1,Ule. I Aro Plea8all„t to the. Contain °lair °N/ki II
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tonne!) lettel a They Traver sie'On e.r 0 prp PargatiVe. Ts a Safe, auto, and eitecittat i
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in a, great ritunber of Refertiter-, s •J
gripe, All dru,,ggists, 50 tents. I
Ejlephetio Feb. 8, 1886. tro$1, of *Milt in Children or ad ta
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Furniture Manufacurers
-A FULL STOOK OF -
Furniture, Coffins, Caskets,
And everything in the above line, to meet
immediate wants.
We have one of the very best
Hearses in the County,
came to us in the metal wrsy ; wars
not t.litten in the Tiaras office or by
any one conoected with thin
and were published by us in good
faith. Our coroespondents aril not
the mythical persont, fypefied by
Crediton German (who lives in Elite-
JAMES PICKARDS.
PICKARDS.
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