The Exeter Times, 1886-4-1, Page 4►TtflE. EXETER TfMJ,S,
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p1iothrs.
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be sezltznslotiatorthau Weaitesclay ruorning,
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(Atha largest and best equipped in the County
unwires .ProniA shoal uutr istset tq us will rocciv
Decisions neer are ing'
pape rs.
Blake lost the ouogreat opporttt.
uity of leis life when, on his retWrn
from bingleuel, be did not 'honestly
kick the bargain, Edgar, the c tele
and the whole foul moss into: the po-
litical back yard, awl show himself
true autl loyal man for once. But this
fatal wealfueoo prevailed and 'crushed
him anal his party,
1\To predict that' sward Blake will
eevor in the oorniog time reooyor the
reputation ho lost by his most undo•
Lary corl•espondelt of the Toronto
News, writes Unto Froin, Ottawo:—
"By the way, the Globe's oritioiem of
Thompson's speech was the meet
unfair thing 1 have dean hi Cauoclian
Journalism for a long time. It witch
not only unfair, itwas absolutely and
eluqualihediy, untrue. When 1 roadie
was ashamed to acknowledge that
1:belonged the profession of jouru•
countable eOurse ou this Riel coutro• Tux names of those Western wom
Nov - verse% Oblivion will claim him as aha berg who "voted Biel" ou Wednesday
rightful viotiuh. True moral and pod night are
day 11orSODwhotakesa paperregularlyflom
lltloal rattlmi.ila and worth are the
theaostealce,whethezdirecte(lauhisnameor on y i make a oupCe68—
1 bttributes tl at
auo hers, er-whether helms snbsoribed or 11°b ful maor p drop politician. We drop a tear
za'sesttonsiblo for 1)a -sun eut
2'if 'person orders his paper discontinued on the bier of Blake and his party.
a
010111inlle to send it until the 'payment IS made, -••- _
,S'1'MPAT1'HZERS WITH MUR-•
T11(.71 AND I�L�BELLroN.
he must pa WU azrears or thenbllsh(lr may
Yl
and then oolleet the 'whole amount, whether
the paper is taken from the eines) or not,
S In suits for subscriptions, the suit may be
instituted in the place where the paper is pub•
lished, although the subscriber may reside
hundreds of miles away.
4 The courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers or poiio(iicals from the post -
We publish in these columns the
Raines of the Western Ontario meta
entoe, or removing and leaving them nnoallod
for is prima facie evidence of intentionalfrau,l ser@ of Pm..5111ent, who repre8ent
Reform constituencies and who voted
for Mr. Landry's motion expres
bin
f e �'. ser iaea.
TUUSRDAY, APRIL 1st, 1880
A •VIG'IORY..
On Thursday morning last, at the
conclusion of the Riel debate, a vote
was taken in Parliament: on the went
of confidence motiou to censure the
Government for allowing the. execut-
ion of Riel. The result was a wonder-
ful victory for law and justice, and
not a triumph of race or creed ; but
one of civilization 'over disorder and
riot. The vote stood 140 against and
52 for the motion, and amongst the
number whe voted against this motion
appears the name of Hon. Alex. Mac.
kenzie. It must, indeed, appear to
tMr. Blake, that he is wonderfully as-
tray, when he observes the Hon. Alex
Mackenzie, the old and true leader,
voting against hirci.
ORANGEMEN AND KIEL.
•
M. C. Cameron, the member for
West Huron, asserted in his speech
during the Riel debate in the House
of Oommons that Riel was haugod to
satisfy Orange revenge ; but the fol.
lowing from the Hansard will serve
to show how much pressure the Or-
ange Society brought to bear on the
Ctevernment in the matter of haugiug
Riel, andhowfouudationiess were the
xemarke of West Huron's reproseute-
tive :—
Mr. Taylor asked, 1st, were any, and how
many, petitions sent by Orange Lodges to
the Government, praying that the sentence
of death passed upon Louis Piet, for high
treason, be not commuted; and if any, from,
what lodges and where situate ? and, were
any, and how many, copies of resolutions
sent to the Government passed by either the
Grand Orange Lodges, district, county or
private lodges, to the same effect ; and if
any, by what lodges, and where were they
located ?
14 Ir. Chapleau—There have heeu no peti-
tions sent by Orange lodges to the Govern-
ment ; There have been no copies of resolu-
tions sent to the Government passed by either
the Grand Orange .Lodge or by district or
county lodges to the same effect.
R/EL AND THE REFORM PARTY
If ever the Reform party of Canada
was in an unpleasant position it is
now. Whatever confideuce and es-
teem the party had in and far Ed-
ward Blake as leader is rudely dis-
pelled by his action and vote in the i m
Riel mater. After his previous rec-
ord on the former Riel affair, after all
the papers submitted to the House,
after the most positive proof of Riel's t every white settler in the North -
sanity, duplicity,meanness, treachery, West. The statement made by Riel
self-seeking and diabolical scoundrel -Ito Mr. McKay, which came out in the
ism; that Edward Blake should vote evidence of the latter at' the trial,
that he regretted he was hung, is mattes it evident the rebel leader's ob.
truly aetouuding. Everybody hooves/pet. He said to McKay: "'You don't
the compact that Edgar and the Globe know what we are after ; it is blood !
made wittl the disaffected French, blood ! we want' blood ! It ie a war
how, so far as they could, they sold of extermination 1 Everybody that is
the' Reform party, body and bones, to against us is to be driven out of the
theFreucli, hoping thereby to gain country. . There were two ourees in
the. country, the Government and
Hudson Bay Company. Mr. ':Trow,•
es ion, by his vote, expresses regret that a
they lost eotne twenty-three of their "lamb -like" individual like Riel should
own following—but this was- not have suffered such an ignominious
and cruel death ;-but the voters of
South Perth will doubtless demand
some explanation for his reversion of
1 g
regret that the Government' allowed
the murderer, Riel, to suffer the ex-
treme penalty of the law. Amopget
the names appears that of James
Trow, member for South Perth, and
what excuse M. `Trow can offer his
constituents for having v)ted thus
we cannot imagine ; He now expres-
ses regret at the hanging of a mur-
derer, and in the year 1872, when
first contesting South Pet•th in the
Reform interest, in opposition to Mr.
Joseph Kidd, he was wonderfully ag-
rieved that the Goverument did no
hang this same man for the murder
of Thos. Scott. The inconsistency is
visible, and no doubt the electors of
his constituency well remember how
earnestly Mr. Trnw and those speak -
leg in his behalf appealed to them
to record their votes against a Gov-
ernment who had allowed a cold.
blooded murderer to escape sootb.free;
iia fact, he and his assistants have
been known to shed tears over the
NAME
ARMSTRONG,
CAMERON,
CAMERON,
CASEY',
HARLEM,
LISTER,
MILLS
SOMDRVIFLE,
TROW,
WELLS,
CONSTITUENCY
$. llicidloseA
Huron
W. Middlase>;
W. Elgin
0ARI 01? '.i'HANI S. Wo the itf?ito t for of tits Cor1feaoratl`on .;life
,k ui,--rleaeo accept toy thanks for the very
prerupt 11:11(t satisfactory settlomrut of the.
Ctai'n against your Company,, under Policy
No, 10020, upon the life of my late husbatte,
through your ugout,l$, Iauulug,108q,
CATHERIN7 WEBSTF]i ,
N.13,—'Phis Policy had only been issued ab out
,three mouths and tho premium covered by
note. the amount of which the Company
simply deducted froze the amount cf the
}?oliey: Brussels Post
How Lost, How Restored
\'e have recentlyuublishod a new edition
of 1)li.Cr1LVI11i\VLLL'S CL,L1oB1tATED ES-
SAY on the radical audpe manent cure (with-
. Oxford out lnodieit;e)ofNervous Debility,xnentapland
8physical capacity impediments to lifart loge,
W. 'Lambton etc .,resuiliugfrom excesses,
Bothwell Price•,in sealedenvolope,only 0 conts,ortwo
W. Bruce postage stamps.
The celebrated authoz'cfthis admirable es,
S. Perth sayelearly demonstrates, from thirty years
E. Bruce suooeesfulpraotiee, that alarming ocnsequen
eroas use el internal medicines or'the use of
the lcuife ; Point mita,mode of cure at once
simple certain and effectual, by means of
whiollevorysufferer, no matter whathis con -
ditionmay be,may euro himself ohaaply, psi
MR. Pliow,, of South Perth, voted
that it was wrong to hang that mur-
derer. Biel, for whom, during his first ,Ltely iLll(l raaleail
political campaign, in 1872, graved Yt 'L'hi1 leotureshouldbei4the handeol ev-
or a mus er of � '
T�'oty leas appealme to the Orange- • "R.E CICINERWELL MEDICAL COMPANY,
068niayberadically cured without the dang-
] as bis merited' punishment eryyouhhandeverynlaninthgilnd.
penal Addresct
f th d Soolt. When Mr,
men for support he displayed
Soott'e bloody shirt. How he eau
face his constituents again after the
course he has pursued in the Riel
affair is a queatiou we will not ate
tempt to answer, but he will likely try
41 ANN Sr., NEW1OR1i.
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to pull the wool over the eyes of the
electors. Cn ca
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TES Bill to further amend the
Pi ' Q
Municipal Aot which embrarces all eel0
the
Municipal
Bills introduced this •� ;
session that have survived the Man-
ieipal
Committee, has been sanctioned Pe Fei
by the Lieut. -Governor. Among the (u C'
important provisionsofthis, Bill are'
the following:—To regulate slaughter f --i
houses; to fix the qullhoatiou of man ,•,1„� w
ioipal representatives in incorporated
villages at freehold, $400; leasehold, poll a)
$800; in'towns, freehold, $800 or 0
leasehole $1,600;
feeling appeals to the Orangemen for $1,500, or leasehold, 3,000; in town- i/2 '
support. Never was this matter lost ships, freehold, $400, or leasehold, I 4"a -
sight of wheu it was thought a vote $800; to provide that in al ere La
cruel murder of Scott, while making , 0, in cities, freehold Q
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could be gained. And in view of such or incorporated village any . lien or rd to al
a grays offence having been commit. encumbrance or freehold: .property R 0 , a j -1 414
ted against law and order, the people rated at 2,000 shall not disqualify Cid F-4 C) )
were earnestly pleaded with to semi the halder for election as a municipal
en A CD Pe :hi. s
Mr. Trow to represent them instead representative; to enable a candidate '�
of Mr. Kidd, and thus administer .a for a municipal position to qualify on v
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It's Only aPicture
'TTS TRUE,
Still you can see at a glance how
much the children look like their
parents, like their father especial-
ly, far butter: tha�i if we had writ-
ten half a coluixu about them,
lie , so
while we tell you of a lot of New
Goods in last week and more hole dais
week, that, while they excel our,
highest expectations, being New 111 design, Riel1 -iu
. ,�.. appear.
ante and at prices which surprise most people, 'still you can
scarcelypS
have any idea of the stock we leo or the value
pwe
are showing unless you come and see us, and it is a pleasure
to present on our counter before the' eyes of an appreciative
public, goods Which are a fao similie of those shown in the
city, and as much alike as the babes and their papa.
Ottoman Cords, Sicilian. Cords, Satin Brpches, Merveilleux,
and Gros -grains for Mantles and Jackets (20 pieces to select
from) Chenille Trimmings in five qualities, Fringes, Orna-
ments and Loops at RANTON BROS.'
Mantles cut Free or luacle up in Latest Style by Miss
Wood, who is well and favorably known in and around Exeter.
New Prints -a daisy let,—New Dress Goods—such pretty
shades,—Plushes, Ribbons, &c., &c., beautiful goods at
RANTON BROS.'
And Gentlemen, you should' see our Nobby Scotch Tweeds,
checks (quite the rage.) Our Fine Pantings, Worsteds, and
Suitings. We can rig you up fine and to your entire satis-
faction. Our Swell Hats are the Latest and same as sold by
W. de D. Dineen, the hatters, collier King' & Younge-streets,
Toronto. Prices right; and such an array of Neckwear in
Scarfs and Ties. Just listen, boys, and then come• and prove
that we have by far the largest range ever shown in Exeter,
and fully 20 per cent. cheaper than a year ago. Ladies and
gentlemen, you are welcome to call and see these goods, buy
or no buy.
fitting rebuke to Sir Johu A. Mac-
doneld, who, through the influence
of his French masters,- had allowed
the murderer of their. brother Orange -
his wife's property; to eoable cities
and towel to assist in the purchase
of toll roads, or to "abolish market
fees on condition that toll -roads be.
Man to escape `punishment, 'Che made free; to enable,a town. to reunite
Scott murder cry was used by :fir, with a county to enable Boards of
Trow and his supporters with great Police Commissioners or City
effect in turning votes. Really the
Councils to license and regulate
murder of Thos. Scott was cruel and second hand stores, junk stores,
revolting, and for it Riel should have livery stable', horse case, carriages,
been made to pay the extreme parts, trucks, sleighs, and 'other
pen-
alty. But was not the recent rebel --vehicles used'' for hire, and to estab
lion, in which two hundred lives were lisp rates for fare; to suable counties
sacrificed, among. them being Chris- to calculate ou the cost of the main
tian ministers of the Catholic Church, tenanoe of prisoners, the original cost
and defenceless women and children, of'site and erection of gaol buildings,
two hundred times"worse ? And yet and of !repairs, iusuranoe, tend sal -
this same Mr. Trow, who so deeply arias of officers and servants; to
lamented the murder of one .iudividu- Iicense .roller skating rinks and other
al in 1872, by this same Riel, has re- places ufamusement; to.simplify in
corded bis vote m 1880, expressing various respects the regulations for
regret that the Government has al. the ooustruction and maintenance of
lowed the red-handed murderer to be damage works; to enabto Councils to
put to death for his benious crime. license and regulate plumbers, and
Mr. Trow, like his leader, will nue pass by-laws for securing, improving ,
that he cannot blindfold and lead the and maintaioing the sanitary condi
majority of the Reformers of South tion of a city or town; to compel the
Perth into exnusiug rebellion and ,use of water from municipal water-
uraer, or making a martyr out of
one of the worst criminals that ever
trod this eontinent, and one whose
design was the utter extermination of
works.; to provide for the reduction
of sinking funds; to euablo a Council
to guarantee local itnprovement
debentures; to provide for the cum-
pletion of local improvements before.
making the assesstnent, therefore; to
provide for a reference to the County
Judge of claims for compensation in
respect of lands; and to provide for
the completion by a new 'Council of
works and proceedings begun by th•e
old.
power. But they reckoned without
their host, and by gaining some six:
teen French votes on this question,
Blake's fault. He did everything in
his power as leader of the party to
carry out the sale and bargain made
by Edgar. Hd spoke with all his opinion in this matter since 1872.
eloquence (and it is net a little) to They can surely see into the soheme.
persuade his followers to vats regret It is quite apparent.
at Riel'e punishment. But how bad
his cause must have been, when Mc-
Kenzie, Oartwrigbb and souls twenty
others could not be convinced, and
voted against him. No man ever
made a greater political mistake than
did Blake ou tide ocossion. As a
polities' leader he is to day,discredlted
in Ontario, distrusted in Qsebec,
and heartily Cursed 11.1 the othe pot:
tions of the Dominion. It must have
been some revenge for poor old Alex.
McKenzie to display his better judg-
ment in rising to vote against .flake
on this questien.
The Reform party are to -day, in-
stead of holding power, as they fondly
hoped, by aid of the Reeina scaffold,
utterly confounded, disheartened,
broken up, paralyzed and sat upon
by an adverse majority of 04 in the
House. Ana all this disaster is
brought about by allowing political
wire•pulters litre Edgar to run the
party and having a leader like Blithe
without snfficient backbone to break
the fetters that Edgar ire Co, bind
around him.
IoDITORIAL NOTES.
SIR JOHN M'AODUNALD 1l steadily
im proviug in health.
A meeting of detegates from atl the
municipalities in East Huron assemble.
N OTICE.
SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the tutder-
Suppliies' wII bo received a"Tender his fce Indian
noou of TUESDAY, 20th APRIL, 1880 for the
We have one of the very best
delivery of Indian Supplies during the fiscal
year ending Seth June, 1887, consisting„ofi FTeiurses in the County,
Flour, Bacon, Beef, Groceries, Amnittnition,
Twine, Oxen, Cows,Bulls, Agricultnrai Imp�he- I And Funerals furnished and conducted et
' nleuts, &c.: duty paid. at varione pointe in Ma-
n itoba and the North+Wes t Territories
C. 8c S. GSDL3iY,
UNDERTAKERS!
--AND---'
Furniture Manu faeui'ers
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—A FULL STOCK OF—
Furniture, Coffins, Caskets,.
And everything in the above line, to meet
immediate wants.
Norms of tender, giving fnll particulars rela
tive to the Supplies required, dates' of deliy-
ery, ace., maybe had by applying to the under-
signed, or to the Indian Commissioner atRe-
gins, or to the Lldian Office, Winnipeg,
Parties may tender
ior ofoesetogos (or ony porton h description
of goods) separately, or for all the goods called
for in the echeduleg,
hath tender must bo accompauted by an ac-
ed at Brussels on Tuesday, for the General
Iranian A
cop er ogne Ln favor of the Superintendent
of selectinga candidate t0 fla irs, on 'Canadian nattk,
purpose i for ao least five per cent.of the amount of the
Contest the next election for the Local tenders for Man htobaandtl:o North=WeatTcr
ritoriae,which witl bo forfeited '}
House, The meeting was to a man
for Thos. E. Hayes, of McKillop. who
is chosen ae t'tmulti rd bearer of the
Conservative party in East Huron.-
Tier; Ontario Legislature has been
prorogued without very much busi-
ness having been done. The mem-
bers of Huron ()entity .Council did
more business in fotir days than ithe
Legislature did in four weeks. Why
not abolish the present system of
meeting, and hold biennial seselone.
The result would no doubt bo eatie.
factory to all.
tendor.ng declines to enter into a contract
when called upon ;to do so, or if he fails to
der complete tcontracted
e not accepted, tlieci ee willibe return.
ed.
Tandrnorsmust makeup in thn Money col-
umns in the schedule the total money 'value of
the goods they offer to supply, or their tender
will not be entertained.
Each tender, must, in addition to the signa-
ture of the tondel 00, bo signed by two sureties
acceptable to the Department, for the proper
performance of the contract,
In all cases whore, transportation may be
only partial by rail, contractors must make'
proper arrangements for supplies to be for-
warded at once from railway stations to their
destinntioil in the Government Ilonso-at the
point of delivery.
The lowdet,or any tender, not necessarily
accepted,
h. VANI 0UGHNI T,
Deputy of the Superintonleht•Genernl
of Indian Affairs.
"Ptoe,�” the well known Parliatneie Depmfd,
,
OttaartlVnent0,3rdlnNtircianiiAe9eAff0Irg.
extremely low prices.
EMBLEMS OF ALL TILE DIFFERENT SOCIETIES.
THE itE1r TO HEALTH
Jnlocks all the clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver. carrying
elf gradually trithoat weakening the system,
all the impurities and foul humors of the
secretions; at the same- time Correcting
Acidity of the Stomach curing Dili-
ousr:.ess, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Diz•
511aFlrs, Heartburn,Constipation,
Dey_Zess of the Skin, Dropsy, Dim-
,- 'CM of V1sjon,3Taundice, Salt Rheum,
11rys��i_peras, Scrofula, Fluttering of
the Heart, Nervousness and General
Debility; all these and many other simi-
lar Complaints yield to the happy influence
of EtTRDi7CK BLOOD BITTERS.
bare ale Bottles lee ; Regular size $1.
For sale by all dealers.
T.�iiLRf1.1V ez C04 Frepr;etorp, unto
And
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JAMES PICKARDS.
4 TT0N macs.
ther
AXES
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DRUGSTOHE!
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Pure Drugs 84 Family Receipts Carefully Compounded
NOW ON THE VAY
The following lines, which will be sold at the
Closest Possible Cash Figures :
20 tons Cut and Steel Nails, American Pattern,
40 tons Lir delalan Blacksmith Coal. (will be sold Cheap
for Cash or on Short Dates,)
10 tons Bucl3thorne and Barb -Wire Fencing,
100 boxes Glass,
5 tons White Lead
bbls. each Raw 5c Boiled Oil,
cac a
3 bbls. Turpentine,
10 bbls. Machine Oils,
Also a Carr load of Locks, Hinges, Butts,
and general Shelf Hardware. '
Cash
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Full Stock Stoves & Tinware Cheap �
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