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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1886-5-6, Page 4TRE0 EXETER TIMES, Is published every Thursday niorning,a the TI MES STEAM PRINTING HOUSE 1liaiu-sbieet, ncu,4y^ oppositek itton's Jeweler), Store, Exeter, Ont„byMini White aG Sou, Pro- prietors. 11A52Ee OF ADVEit'rISIN*C, L first insertion, perline .. .., , .Q mate.Ca eh subsoqueetinsertion,po1 liiie,.,,..8 cents. To insure insertion, advertisements should be sent iu not later than Wednesday morning, -- Our 1Oa: 1'IiINTI G DRIP Alt`1M?1ITis'one of the largest ttncl best cqnipped in the County of Enron, All workeutrusted to us will rooeiv our proulpt atteutlonl ]Decisions ltlegardinne News- papers. Any person who takes a pa lorrogularlyfrom the post-otllce, whether directed in his name or another's, or -whether he has subscribed or not Ia xespousible for payment. 3 If aperson orders his paper disooutinuecl he must pay all alrears 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 office or not, 8 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 Kaye decided that refusing to take newspapers or periodicals fromthe post - office, or removing and leaving thein uncalled for is prima facie evidence of intentionalfraud sire foto' %r rales.. THUSRDAy, MAY 6th, 1886. 213E Sls'A SO \`. Vegetation in these parts shows as adv:enosd A growth at the present time as is frequently seen three weeks later ou. The trees are. all ou`a in leaf, and the cherry and other fruits are in blossom, and grass is more than sufficiently developed for stook to live without being fed in the hause. Just here might be said something oornoerning the Council causing • cattle to be housed uu.till May 15th. a E. positor, as 111r. Oetuorou's offic organ, and oleim.e that honor itee We aro iuc;Ined to think that t Godericih Deform orgau has saeriao all good graces for. Mr, Cumorou order to keep him well in the eyes of lne constituents, ial ollised woineu woeavail thotnsslves of if, their cighta, will ',be a most powerful he consideration either for or againet the ed proposal, Any lack of interest shawl in in either decurinit or exerolsiug the of eufferage wbiell is theirs by law, will tell strongly against female etifrtul ehiseolont.: Evenifit is not valued d ; in municipal affairs, it will be taken li advening° of iu political waiters - 0$ the 27th April a severe blizze prevailed in Dakota, A despat says ; There is now ou the grou 1 from two to three Welles denim +s it continues to fall with no hopes an early abatement, The snow 11 'drifted a little in some planes, but li enough to impede travel in any ma nor; No farm teams are in tow hence business is at a standstill, DuarsG Slli JOHN M' ACDONALD'S r cent illness, Sir Hector Langevin le the0 H us Howie of Commons, and gas ample proof of his capacity to direr, and control a deliberative assembly Courteous but firm; prompt len direct in action; without any circum loouthou or ambiguity of intention clear and distinot iu statement; thor otighly iihformed on whatever eubjeo was before the House, he inspired hi followers with oou idenoe and coni palled his opponents to respect hi sincerity. 0 ltd nd A GREAT deal has been end in the of House this session regarding the as superior position or the Australian of Feolonies over Oauada. Such com- a pariaons have been made only by n, members of the Oppositiou, and would have been unpatriotic had they been well founded; but they are corn- .epietely upset by a fair analysis of the d' fade. In nearly every respect e ada stands head and shoulders t her antipodean riyals. Our taxa , many times lighter and our horde d debt is not to be o.mpared with th An official paper, just to baud, re I thus to the financial position of `, ueusANus or reeves sutler iu dltout pa' tion from diseases of the bladder. If there Is anything more distressing among chronic diseases, medical titeratuio has not yet revealed it. A newspaper is uo pleas to wbioh to deecrtbe the particulars of this agony. Eery viotisr knows it for himself, ' but every victim sloes not know what thou- sauds have testified to; that when all other remedies fail, they have boon restored to health by uiceans of Wainer's safe cure. This great specific curroote the action. of the kidneys, drives the oris acid irritant from the blood, reduces the eo{lgostioil, and after a thorough course of4.i ou ala t t t o n ga nlen the f salon of mucus ceases, the alastioity of the }bladder l 1- . Ws returns and health and happi;iess are regain- ed, BELIEVE 7 t� IT , NeverI Could To think my gun went off af- ter taling such straight aim ,, and leave those birds sitting there Why I could scarcely believe mn off own eyes, but there they are find this tingling pain in mm y wt, Shoulder, it convinces me. ,So How Lost, How Restore d t)an• over Wehave recently nubllshod a new edition e arc of DR.CTILVEEW LL'S C1114GB1ZATED B�7S- SA.Xonthe radical andpermauont ouzo (with- n of out mea icinelofNorvousDebfltty,r,i•enta1and ei e, physical capacity-11134106i=euts to Marriage, etc„rosuitiug iroui excesses. fens Prioe,in sealedenvelope,ouly 3 cents, ortwo poetaPe stamps. New Theeolebratcd authoroftllis admirable es sayeteari' demonstrates from y m thirty years ate'successful praotioe,that ataraliug oonseuen- mbly, cesnlayberadioallyouredwithonttllodang- crone use of internal medicines or the use of y of the knife; ci'. :ru4a mode of cure atones Elle simple eeatain calci effectual, byy means of which every sufferer,ua matter wbathis oou- Orlr• ditionmay be,mayy ourehfmself ob�aply, pri flail vatelvandradioally. i Thi lectureshouldbeinthe hands of ev.. pos.. eryyouthandeverymanintheland, Address South Wales:—"Ip his finanial st t nient in the Legislative Asea. the Premier announces a polio retrenchment and economy, estimates of expenditure for the rent year being reduced by more t £500,000, Fresh taxation is pro led in the swipe of a tax of id. in the pound ou unimproved land exceeding 81,000 in value, and of 4d. in the pound on incomes exceeding 48 In addition to the present ape duties, new duties to the extent o per cent. ad valorem ate to be impo on the articles on the present f list, and additional stamp duties to be levied. The new taxation expected to yield upwards of £1,0 000 per annum. 13y this means removal of the deficit is espec within two years. The ordiva expenditure is brought within income. The Premier stated th the Government would abstain fro fresh borrowiug until the. end of t year." When to this statement is add the fact that in South Australia, t present harvest returns show average of only 2i bushels of grain the acre sown, Canada has no reaeon to fear fair comparisons. s e Box. EDWAI;n BLAKE was banqueted by his party at Ottawa on Saturday evening last. Ib goes without saying that the beneficiary, so to speak, made an eloquent and pleasing speech. But unfortunately for him and his party, it also giber without saying that not a word of it indicates that the leader of the opposition has yet grasped the situation or shown ny inkling of what is really demand - This is `very wrong nt this season, j e G is and the Council should have repealed the bylaw, and allowed miloh cows to run on and after I%Iay 1st, if at any time during the eummer, as the grass is sufficiently grown to warrant g good grazing for months to come. p This 15th of May by-law was passed some three years ago, when the spring was backward, and yegetation slow, and we think that when the season warrants the date should be made earlier. Seeding is in many places through, and preparations are being perfected for planting potatoes, mangels and other roots. Farmers say the land has been in good condi- tion throughout, and a more favor- able seeding time farmers have never had. Stook looks fine, and a few weeks grass will ,still more improve them. Sheep have done welI,and have been prolific of a heathy crop of Iambs. Milch cows have also been re- portedin a healthy breeding state, at - d in the way of a policy in order to ppose Conservatism eucoesefully, The rit goverument, is to be everything which the Conservatives aro not. That the sum and substance of the pro - ram mapped out. The opposition olioy is simply one of the negatives nd criticism. Tea iteform orgau of Godericb stylus the Rev. Mr. Andrews, a mis- sionary in the North-west, as being a Conservative. Our ootem is estray in this respect, unless the clergyman has changed his views of late. When we knew him, and were well acquaint- ed, too, he was a devoted Grit. If he'has changed his views with riper years, there is yet hope for the editor of the Signal, for "while the lamp holds out to burn, the vilest sinner (in this respect) may return.” The letter to the Guardian by this rev. gentleman, from which the Signal es an extract, was never intended an attack on the Government, as (totem would have its readers to tak though early calves were scarce; awell-' as fed calf brought a good price, it being our believe, but merely to illustrate the way in which the Indians are treated by the unprhnoipalled white settlers in the oountry. knowu of one which was purchased for $15. This, an exceptionally well- fed calf, was converted into veal, but which, we imagine, would not recover price paid. Good horses, at present, are in keen demand for foreign markets, and sales area daily being made in this district. The fall wheat in this vicinity never looked more promising, and has attained a very heavy growth. Some of the early sown spring grain is peeping above the ground, but nothing can definitely be said regarding its prospects, as a severe frost might at any time deter its advancement. On a whole we have had a glorious spring, the Eke of which cannot be remembered by the "old-timers.” l,'DITOfUL:. TOTES. Tem Premier's health continues improve, although, acting under th advioe of bis physician, he does u spend much of his time In the Hone to of e. 8 e e IT is stated that Mr. Gladstone ha decided to accede to the Radical de mend that the home rule measur shall be so modified as not to exolud Irish representatives from Wesemin Stet'. The Goderioh Signal man mus have been using some of this oleomar garine, and he thinks so much of it that in nearly every issue he trees the word' to a great extent as an illustra tion, in some way, of . tho Govern - anent. —` IT is to be hoped that the manage ment of the Tory model farme will not be given to any of the Indian farm instructors.-Refot•ln Exchange. It would be quite impossible to misman• age them any worse than the Ontario model farm. THE provincial eleetione iu New Brunswick last t week, were not ran on Dominion issues. Judged by toe position the successful candidates bays taken in Dominion politics, the new House of Aesembly is composed of twenty-three Liberal•Coneervatfveg and eighteen Reformers, THE Argus sayq Moore's foundry, St, Marys, is running full time. We wonder at that journal malting men- tion of the fact. It says nothing of the N. P. in connection, but when, this same foundry some months ago was running on short time, our co - tem. did not fail to blame it on the National Polley. -- Tun Cxodhr:ch Signal is cheeti the Mail for alluding to the Seaforth ei J.. CONeIDER4BLE interest attaches to theresultsattained by American and foreign scientists in their attempts to aseertaiu, by careful and prolonged observations, the daily increase of the earth's mass from the falling upon it of meteors and cosmioal dust. Briefly these observations indicate that about 450,000 meteors fall upon the surface of the whole earth every hour, the average weight of these bodies being about five grains each, the total representing nearly 5,000 pounds per hoar, or a fraction short of 60 tons evey 24 hours. It is remarked that such an amount of material fall ing thus daily is certainly no small onl increase to the earth's mass, and for this increase the earth's attraction is considered responsible to the extent of 20 per cent.; the balance of 80 per cent., it is alleged, would be increased each hour by a globe the size of the earth, even if it had no attraction, 1'IiI CIYBRWRLL MED KCAL COMPANY, 00. I Post Moe Box qac 41 ANN Sr., NEWYOR 3, oifio f 5( 1 ,---i Q sed I '� Q .1..4 ree are 00, the ted ry the at he ed be an to l At 12 o'clock Thursday night the I large three -masted scow sehoonei 1 Grace Amelia, which has been lying all winter a short distance below Windsor, was discovered on fire. Tbo fire started in the cabin, and as the vessel lay with her head • up the river, the strong wind from the East prevented the flames from spreading to the forward part. The Windsor fire engines arrived shortly after the alarm was sounded, but lhad some difficulty in . reaching the vessel, hioh was moored some • distance rom the shore. Finally a small boat as secured and the hose carried on oard. The fire was soon got under -ntrol, but not until the vessel was amaged to the exteut of about 1,000. The Grace. Amelia registers 99 tons, burden, hails froth Pt, Bur - ell, and is owned by Ma Bride. She as built in 1876. Last year she w f w b 0 d 1 w w Q t•cI U2 t --I •a A O Q2 El C/� ryryCa F-94 � • 1�-t Ct3 p-1 cp U rd CI) /51511 0 A cc9 6.1 tv 0 >'a 279 C� principally to carryties, end wasN ,1... -n Cn handled by Detroiparties. It is supposed . that she was fired by0 Q) CLQ tramps. as no authorized person has 0 0 been aboard of her since last summer. Eat She is lying at the same plass where Ca 5 '� W the barge Pratt was burned last fall. Pi Blood Will Tejl, CINOINNATTI, Ohio, Nov. 17,1885.--Iu C CD April, 1881, my daughter wa1 taken sickFJ -ta with symptoms. She grew O cia M 1—'1 c41r-1 COURT o> REVISIONS for Township of Stephen, Village of Exeter, and Township of Usborne, will be held 25th, 261h, and 29th May,respective- ly, at the Council Chambers of each municipality. Any persons, whose names are left off the roll, should ap- ply at the revision of their municipal- ity, and have their names put on. According to the Assessment Aot of 1885, a new 01ase of voters have been added to the roll, that of wage- earners ; qualification of such voters, is, that they have derived, and earned wages and income from their trade, occupation, palling, office or profes- sion, of not less than $250, including board and lodgings, and have lived in the place twelve months. If there are any who can in this way qualify, appeal at your Court of Revision. Women, too, who desire the franchise which they already possess in munici- pal mattere, to be extended io the poi• itical sphere, must chow themselves vigilent in availing themselves of the powers they now have. Donbtlese, many who have the requisite qualifi- cations to vote, have been inadvert- ently left off, and if they apply at the Court of Revision of their muni- cipality, an opportunity will be af. forded the ladies by the judge, for special hearing of their claims. It is to be hoped that this iaet occasion of getting on the roll for this year, will be generally taken advantage of, When the question of the extension of the franchise to women, comes up in Parliament or the Legislature, the complication of e se under the best medical treatment. y lap e, grew r apidlym improvement. at thi time, had palpitation of the heart, intense pain in the head, nervous dyspepsia, and physicians said, catarrh of the bladder. She fell away from 135 pounds to less than eighty. Began to nee Warner's safe cure and Warner's safe Pills, tojetber with Warner's tufo Nervine. In ten days she was much better, and in 100 days after she gained fifty pounds in weight, and was restored to good health. -- JOSEPH H. 'THOI$NTON, room 9, Johnson Building, NATURE'S TARRANT'S CURE Fol? Effervescent Seltzer CONSTIPATION, an elegant efficacious, pleasant aperient in the R ft q,p form of a powder, pro- _ duoing when dissolved in water an eahiliratir g. Effervescing, Draught, � SE L TZ C R recommended byour �'• ` a+, b 1st Physicians as a re- ,o ��a° liable and agreeable FIR1 �,� remedy. It cures Con. �� etipation, cures Indigeg- tion, cures Dyspepsia, sick -Headache, curesPiles, re curekBeard. burn, cures Sick -Bead. AND a ache, cures Liver Com- plaint, aures Sick Stone - Dy S P E P S IA cab and gently urges alh • the [Excretory organs to t should be found in every proper hold Land` car- ried by every traveler. Sold by druggists ay. orywhere. Aperient. t , a .. gym, s. g 1I S When 1 day cure 1 do not morin 115111y to atop Melt for a time and then have them return again. 1.mean n radical cure. i' have rondo the d!Kana of I iT$ 5i'ir 'iii sy orin tLta !NG Src1iNEssa Ilre.]onti study, i warrant my remedy to cure the worst canes, ileo unle othors have fulled le tto ',reason for not now readlVing a euro. Send at once foo a Irenlldo and a Prue nettle of tar Infallible remedy. elvo Examen and Post Office, it 009513,60 hotting for a trial, and 1. will aura roil d,ldresd DR. n, G. 1te01', Branch OMCs, 37 Yugo St,, Toronto, 33ZP ®"• 3^z. �o intro• dueo thorn Jwe will GIVE AWAit 1,000 Self -Operat- ing Washing Machines, If you want ono send us our name, P. 0, and express office a once THrtl NATIONAL all,, 21 Day street, fhero nponttivoremalytor tho Akovecsheens �v1 thoneande of ranee or the worst kind 0hd d' i150 he tin oh n stn boon eared, g ndlh 1rwnd f, Or unusual tp ;lit e, tdenthet with er taldacq that!' wig ' yy±± with..aiurnl A1180 i8 thi Fftt;E',td eAny VA 1 e et r t al ATfelt atl t1i16 'iltgnuab` lb` day nolferer ftl.a etprrns and P. O d,(rMa ul[ 7 ar:octrr an an ` tta1101;t Ofiie, 37 Magas st,, Toronto Se ,..>�� ,' % • you w ll find a number' of eo � [ p Pl 1 // t, A who don't like to r. 6 . Il a l-/ _ t believe ever � ' w ' ' 'lain (much less �t eti. g ( a funny ad tie s instal), 1allt if they will visit our store they will have i convincing proof that we have got the goods w advertise Surelyyou can scarcely disbelieve g � y aveyour own es. So. come and see , a lot of pe. J fie ' ',,� o 1i s in this Week. a beautiful '�°a.oto,.. Law iia Create 'ale Blue, Lemon, Beige, ►coffee, Navy, and Black. PR In great variety. Fifteen patterns to solea from. An immense assortment of LIGHT GROUND PRINTS— all the new colorings and prettier goods than ever shown before. 't. MORE NEW DRESS GOODS, Parasols, Gloves, &c., &c., at RANTON BROS. All the ladies come and see them. Remember Miss Wood makes up, cuts and fits Dresses, Mantles, &o, whether bought from us or not. 0 GENTLEMEN --We are showing some extra tart goods in tilt 'Fine Pantings, Worsteds, and Scotch Check Suitings, also a select stock of Gents' Ties and Scarfs, Great value iu White Shirts. No trouble to show Goods at 0. 0 IMME THE OLD ESTABLISIIE]y' 0“ne C,a,se American Gingham , was Just moceivec1 o, `t Scotch Cinghams, R Direct from Boston. Canadian Ginghams, Beautiful Goods. UNDERTAKERS --AND--- niture Manu fa —A PULL STOCK OF — Furniture, Coffins, everything in the above line, immediate wants. J' ur curers Furn Caskets, And evne, to meet We have one of the very best Hearses in the County, And t' acterals furnished and conducted at extremely e el low 1' y P lass. EMBLEMS OF ALL THE DIFFERENT ROOTETIEs ADVERTISERS can learn the exact cost of any'proposed line of p P advertising in American papers by addressing Geo. P. Rowell & Co American Stock Very Fine. Prints, Muslins, Ski ngs, 8cc. BEAUTIFUL GOODS AND PRICES AWAY DN. Corr' f Tete in All Departments, No Trouble to show Goods. JAMES PICKARD, EXETER I[t"RL�AI t scAsizilovitiros DR[JGSTOHE! STORE ! Pure Drugs , Family Receipts Carefully Compounded THEWAY Thefollowing lines, which will be sold at Closest Possible Cash Figures: the 20 tons Cut and Steel Nail _American 40 tons Lind ' Can Pattern, emalflBlacksmithCoal (will be sold Chea for Cash or on Short Dates,) p 10 tons Buckthorns and Barb -Wire Fencing 100 boxes Glass, 5 tons White Lead, 5 bbls. each Raw r,6 Boiled Oil, 3 bbls. Turpentine, 10 bbls. Machine Oils, Also a car' load of Locks, Binges, Butts, and. general Shelf Hardware. Fall retook of Stoves & Tinware Cheap for Cash, k Jt►. Zd+6'�' E T c xXVC1 Pt r.I,j,X yp r 1 Y 1,Fw/ .l ���OYe4 Mt,i.tli'�av M.{ � �IW". �M1�1`��,iY blewspoper Advertising Buratto, T !O Berlins St., New York.13 Send 10cts. for 1001rirrgo ridrrlpliibk DROS.