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The Exeter Times, 1887-10-20, Page 4TI UR$J , OCT. eery, The Coned eent'e pollee' of cenelenire ing Alia knell g 41.44ased oatt14 and paylAg the owners SO a dead aught to be stall- 1 poll by sale° hulllatle persari. $lleoular 87' to ere heyillg up Q. POWYS at 4I0a, head, putth4 a tliO9A5ed animal au oeg thele to infect the herd and then practically sell - EDITORIAL NOTES. lily them to Thiele Sem et a,praflt of 0311 eaohn -New York World. At a largeand most enthusiastic And, yet in the lace ofthis, the. meeting ofthe Liberlll Oonservtltives Canadian farmer is told that the of the county of Haldilnond, held at Yankee Market is just what he Cayuga, Tuesday, Dr. Montague wants, Trow many of our honest 1,lnseatecl, was renominated, being and prosperous farmers could wish the unanimous choice of the conven• to have their herds amongst a lot o#' diseased cattle ? None, we trust. Before parliament meets there are The proposed Red River Valley likely to be at least hag -a -dozen by- Railway seems to be at a stand still, elections. The trial of many peti• and the probability is that the work tions against sitting members has of construction will not be gone on been fixed for this month and Nov- with. The reason assigned for this. ember. These elections are occas- relinquishment is that the projectors ioned by illegal practices by mein- could not obtain money. Mr. Nor• bersand their agents. quay, the Premier of Manitoba, some weeks ago, went to New York The Government has received 1 and made an unsuccessful attempt advices that a meeting of the half- to float the bonds of the Red River breeds at Batoche was held a few Valley Railway in the eastern mar - weeks ago. Various questions came kets. He attributes the cause of his up. It was decided to circulate a failure, in part, to the influences of petition to be presented to Parlia- the C. P. R. and the Dominion Gow relent next session asking indemnity ernment ; but chiefly to the belief for lasses sustained by the half-breeds among American capitalists, that during the rebellion. Manitoba is on the verge of insur- The London Advertiser is very much troubled, lest the commission, the members of which are not law- yers, be not able to dispose of the fisheries question In a manner satin• factory to Canada. Our cotem is very considerate ot Canada's inter- ests in this respect, while in almost all others it is an adversary. Many people ask the question "Why did not Sir John A. McDon ald accept the post of Commissioner in the fisheries commission, instead . of Sir Charles Tupper ? The rea son assigned for his not accepting the position is his age and the un certain state of his health. Sir Charles Tupper will do right .by us. Canada generally, and Methodists particularly, have reason to mourn the death of Rev. Dr. Nelles, Chan- cellor of Victoria University. The part this reverend man took in the educational affairs of his denomin- ation, with its large effect on the general teaching system of the coun- try, is worthy of being compared with the work of that other great Methodist, Dr. Ryerson The Toronto News, alluding to the question of Commercial Union, says :— " Canadian merchants and manufactur- ers know themselves to be fully as enter- prising, intelligent and skilful as their American rivals, and are not disposed to admit their inability to hold their own against them under equal conditions." While admitting that Canadian Manfacturers are enterprising, in- telligent and skilful, we do contend that were Commercial Union brought about they could not hold their own with the larger manufac• turers of the United States. Those that are more extensive than ours (and they are numerous) could un- dersell Canadian Manufacturers. Mr. Erastus Wiman addressed a el owd- ed meeting at Brampton in favor of commercial union, and a strong resolution now to engage ; and if we do not in favor of the scheme was carried. Now secure all we desire, or think we Brampton is more than any other town in Canada of which we have any know ought to have, as a result of the fish - ledge under the influence of a large eries negotiations, we may at least rection. And who is to blame for the latter impression prevailing in many quarters besides the U. S. ? The people of Manitoba. Pubhc speakers and the press openly con- tended, that the people of the pro• vince would rise in rebellion against the Dominion Government, if Pro- vincial rights were questioned ; that the rebellion would have a different ending to the one headed by Riel ; chat Canadian volunteers would sooner throw down their arms than fight against their friends and rela- tives ; and if Sir John were to bring out British troops, the Manitobans would at once seek admission to the United States. The joint commission chosen to undertake the final adjustment of the tedious and protracted conten- tion relating to the rights of Ameri- can fishermen in Canadian waters, is composed of highly competent men. Sir Charles Tupper—who has long enjoyed undisputed suprem- acy as the most eloquent orator among the public men of the Dom• inion ; who has a famous reputation as an exceedingly skillful financier, by his management of the arrange- ments which enlisted almost unlimit- ed capital in the work and secured the speedy conclusion of that re• markable enterprise, the Canadian Pacific Railway ; who, while acting as Canadian commissioner in Lon- ! Year cards (worth $1.00) only 30 etc. - t Address ET REKA CARD CO., Bolton, Que. don, won golden opinions from his „ 177. T i"t?�4, RQ1sat 1J Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of pur- ity,, strength and wholesomeness. More econo- mical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition with the multitudes of low test, short weight, alum orphosphate powders, Sold only in cans.—ROYAL i3AIS,ING POWDER Cr .0.00 wall street N. Y Sale Register. Tuss»as, Oct, 25th, Farm Stook, Ireple• meats, &c. the property of James Bowland, lot 21, South Boundary, Ste- phen. Sale at one o'clock. H. Eilber, Auc. FRIDAY, Oct. 28th,—Farm Stook, Imple- ments &c., the property of Alfred Hall, lot 6, con 20, McGillivray. Sale at one o'clock. H, Eilber, Auc. THURSDAY, Oct 20th,' Farm Stock, Im- plements, &c,, the property of John Willis, lot 5 con 1, Hay township. Sale at one o'clock. Jas Oke, Auc WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2.—Farm Stock, Im- plements, &c., the property ot David Mahon, Korth half lot 10, con 13, township TJsborne. Sale at 1 o'clock. H. BROWN, Auc. THURSDAY, Oct 27.—Farm Stock, Imple- ments, &c., the property of Jos, Hop- kin, lot 5, con. J0, Blanchard. Sale at one o'clock. H. BRowic, Auct. MONDAY, Oct. 24.—Farm Stock, Imple- ments, &c:, the property of Wm. Parsons, lot I8, con 1, township of Stephen. Sale at one o'clock. JAB ORE, Auct. FRIDAY, Nov. 25th.—Farm Stock, Imple- ments, i lax. mill and other property of Messrs. Sweitzer, Son & Co., at Crediton. Sale at one o'clock. No reserve. H. EILBER, Auct. hi yeiz. wish eery li#e 40fip yoµr Stoitlaeb, 1)11tI l3ewels regularDr, QerSOA'le siStoiYlacll` l ittere will coo it. , Safer. 4 l.4by clay take bow Try olle r3ottio 50cents, all' ferny glats OOP T,+AEIi1(1 T+'OB $4t E OR '1'0 RlaNT oontalnln log acres -moa a ox less—a11 aouvenreneos. Anyereoi? dpstrru0 a first-class fttrul will aonsult their even iuter- estsby sailing o i Qr eorro$pontlilig with J013N I1tYINE, Eirkton, This 18 K. Rolled Gold Plate Bing (warranted 5 years) a 20 -page Book of Choice New Card Samples, Large Canvassing Outfit of Novelties and Our Big Terms to Agents Free. Send size of finger and 17 ct:.stamps formail. 90 Lovely Scrap- book Pictures and 25 Beautiful Chromes, y our name on,onlylOc. Pkg.(15) Large Rich Xmas and New countrymen by introducing the pro- ducts of our industry to the markets of England, under the most favora- ble auspices, through the Colonial Exposition in London, and by the valuable concessions he secured from the Imperial Government, in the way of subsidies and treaties, calcu- lated to assist in the growth and de- Sept.8411884-1 m. Farre for Sale ! 4, first-olass farm, containing 100 acres, situ- ated `o Ila, splendidear corcohrar , good bush, first- alas gravel roads in all dtroatione. Six miles train Clinton or Seaforth, Forfull particulars ter, y tto t lirtot & Elliot, Barristers, &e„ Exe• l 0BT, BARBER, Bruoefiold P. 0, 4'RTANTED.—LADIES for our fall and Chris t V V eras trade to take light, pleasant work at their own homes. 81 to 18 per day can be quietly made. Work sent by mail any distan- ce. Particulars free. Nocanvassing. Address at once, CRESCENT AR L' CO., 147 Milk 8 t. Boston, Mass. Box 5170, Dissolution of Partnership ti Province of Ontario,1 CountyofH velopment of the Dominion's com- (uron. P we, Samuel 0iitzer, Henry Swelie or, John f the S t l A l R h t f b 'L' h' Sept,lst-2-ru, HARM FOR SALE. --The under- signed oilers for style his farm, being lot 14,00n,0;township ofUshortie, two miles and a half from Eaetor 100 acres, about 85 acres. cleared and in first class state of cultivation, the remainder bush. in which there is some very valuable oak and black ash rail timber ; the farm is also well fenced and drained; there are upon the premises. a first class brick dwelling house, with first class Cellars two good barn ; two never failiugsprings and one first-class orchard. For particulars, apply on the premises, to THOMAS SHUTE,, [t—f) EXETER P.0 ONT. coerce,—is one o le commission. Wei zer enc cam die er , o t e owns ip The diplomatic experience obtained ' of Stephen; county of heron, Province of On- iarto,Flax Manufacturers, members of the by Sir Charles in his position as firm carrying ou business as Fiat Manufactu- Canada's ambassador to the home St phenhCt linof ty vtRnron``and'ti e`4iliage of Government will be serviceable to Exeter, -said County of Huroi., under the style of S, Sweitzor Sons & Co., do hereby certify him in the work in which he has that the site partnerehipwas on the 15th day of October, A. D.,11887, dissolved by mutual con- sent. 'All persoiis owing any money to the said firm will please pay the sauce to Samuel S weitzer, Crediton,P. 0., w,310 is hereby in- structed by the said firm to collect all accounts and pay all debts. Witness this 15th day October, A. D. 4887. manufacturing firm, which can carry or defeat any measure at its pleasure. •-- London Advertiser. console ourselves with the reflection that the failure cannot be charged to lack of ability on the part of our re - Probably the Brampton meeting, presentative, or of skill. and ingen- like other meetings that have been ulty in the presentation of our case. held in other places, favor the Just now it sthat the Com- .--e— scheme in a reticent way, as we are mercial Unionists should direct certain theie have been no outward indications of the majority of anytheir attentionto the apple crop as it exists in the States. All gathering being in favor of commer- over cial union. New England and New York the markets are glutted with apples ; the The Department of State at finest fruits are rotting on the ad ground. Now then, is the time to Washington, has been officially show the Canadian farmer how he vised of the appointment of Sir Charles Tupper, of Canada, as one can make money by shipping of the British Fishery Commission- apples to "the other side. ers. This last appointment, it is The Red River railway is in a bad believed, completes the British way, Mra Norquay having been cau• Commission, which will consist of successful in raising money in New Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Sir Lionel York to pay for its construction. It West, the British Minister to the was expected that the owners ot the United States, and Sir Charles Northern Pacific railway would have JNO. • CALLEND Tupper.. It is learned at the De- assisted in oturnishing the funds, but the representatives of the 'latter are nob in a financial condition to render the needful help, It has been freely stated that they urged the promoters of the Manitoba road to construct the line by promises of money, and they have now left them in a very forlorn condition. THE. OLD MoLEOD FABM, IN THE 'Township of Hay, for sale. It con- tains 100 acres more or less,beingthe west half of Lots No, 21 and 22, Zuriohgravelroad, Good frame buildings on promises, .unci all oouvon fenoes; large orchard of fruit bearing trees.. The land is of good quality being clay loam. Good water. Two and a -half miles from Hen- sall market. The property free from all inoum- erances. Roloons for selling:—Going north to Procure more laud. Will sell with or without crows. For further particulars apply to this office or to WM. WILSON, Hensall, P. 0. Ont. SAMUEL SW EITZER WITNESS HENRY SWEITZER, Jacob Eilber, JOHN SWEITZER ADAM R EICHART TRAVELLERS (NOTICE. MALL FARM FOB SALE.—The Undersigned offers for sale 25 acres of good land, being part of the north part of Lot 17,1st Con. of Stephen, within one-half mile of the -vil- lage of *Exeter. The land is in a first first a as eider oc o coos This is a good chance fax ane ono wanting a 'he Latest Styles I i1 i er •noes Silks Dress. Qr od•s, &o. Carpets, oor x Cloths,' General house furnishings, ex- amine the mammoth stook hos. Beattie & Cods 176 & 178 DUNDAS-STREET (East of Richmond-st. London,y<nt. COs *ASO 1'. To new premises West side Main -street One Door South of Post Office Whore he will be found with A NEW AND COMPLETE class state of cultivation, there is on the prem- sec a good brick house, good frame barn, $cod water, and a half -acre of orchard with all kinds of choice fruits,also a 1 s mill, small farm close to tho corporation whore all kinds of produce meets with a ready sale. For further particulars apply on the promises, or to E. LAMPORT, Repairing promptly attended to. 141 Ann St., Newyork, N. Y. P.O. Box, 450, Stephen, June 29,'87 - (t—f Exeter. P. 0. Farm For Sale. Tho undersigned offers for sale Farm Lot number 18, eon.9, Tp. Stephen, containing 100 acres, O0lacros cleared, and upon which is situ- atecl good Brick House and Kitchen, Bank Baru and other good buildings, also a large or- chard, abundance of water, well drained, and everythingin a first-class order, Also N, 18, con.5, Tp Stephen without any buildings. This is also first-class land and well fended, upon which is some splendid rail timber. Terms easy, For further particulars apply to Crecbtem P. 0. GOTLEIB MOBLOCK, GOTPREID OESTRICHER, E xecutors. LOUISAFAIRTZ TRUSSES ! CHRISTIAN LAWYER, manufac- turer of all kinds of Trusses ; Residence: Rennie's'251115, Hay, where hewill attend to the wants of any who may require his services, Why pay from 815.00 to 52500 for the same ar- ticle which he can furnish you for 55.00, and which is as good if not better and•warranted to fit ,with comfort? -Remember, Double Trusses. x;5.00 ; Single Trusses, 82.50, All com- munications addressed. to CHRISTIAN LAWYER, Zurich P. 0.. Ont, FARMERS and OTHERS. Erich arse Tile. We Wish to call the special attention of the farmers and others requiring tile, that Mr. Geo . Moatz, of Lot 11, Con. 5, Stephon,ICrediton P, 0.. has on hand a very large quantity of TILE OF ALL SIZES ! At the Following Prices : 2a;inch Tile ... 4 5 r „ 8 $ 5,50 per M. 7,50 " 11,00 " 18,00 " 28.00 " .., ... 85.00 " 40.00 " If necessary, limited credit will be given. Crediton, Sept. 11,'87. GEO, MOATZ. 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MANSON, Lots, Lots, Lots. 301 -Dg 1311.AWN, �d,'V, •. ei°OK1o7rE . .AE.• UNDERTAKER 8 500 Village Lots CABINET-MAKER, For sale at Reasonable Prices. .-- Situation good; fronting good Walnut & Rosewood Caskets wide streets; also a number of ALSO COFFINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIoh. h9 1 1 t 1 S i4: c & FARM 1 1 i 61 A Complete Stack of Robes & Trimmings; OR SALE, Always on hand. Parties desiring Land or FUNERALS FURNISHED AND CON- Houses would do well to con - OXFORB. & �1� ellatSGOVV Saye SEC.—Mingo Road to Pictou Town, Branch of I. O. R, TENDER TOR THE WORKS OF CONSTRUCTION. �tEALED TENDERS, addressed to the nn der - signed and endorsed "Tender for Oxford and New Glasgow Railway," will be received at this office up to noon on Monday, the10th clay of October, 1887, for certo in works of construc- tion. i Plans and profiles will be open for ins 'ea - tion at the office of the Chief Engineer of (iov- ernmentRailwaysatOttawa,and also at the THE BEST ATTENTION ! office of the Oxford & New Glasgow Railway, i at River John, Pictou Co., Nova' Scotia, on and after the 1st day of October, 1887, when the THERE is GOOD STABBING in CONNECTION general specification and form oftender may boobtained upon application. �i r • Noteuder will be entertained unlo se on ono 01 the printed forms, enol ail coildltion$ are Kirkton complied with, partment of State that the approach- ing negotiations will be confined to. the subject of the fisheries, and that the U. S. Government has never contemplated or proposed the dis- cussion of the subject of Commer- cial Union by the negotiators. Immigration into the' North-west will this year not only exceed in Even with all the financial advan- nurnbers'tha't of the last two seasons tapes 01 commercial union, it is a a bOY Gasses I tilt ill_e class of settlers who have question whether the labor entered the countryis nisch super- ot the States would agree to an ex - ion Up to the close of September 15,000 immigrants were reported at Winnie .agency, and for the ists ; their contract labor law gives ther the Ito el gwill ra proximate thorn as much a monopoly as the year p. change of labor as well as conlmo dales. They are sttong protection- eo 000 at thatp oint. The :ex ort most favored manufacturer Only p movement from Manitoba110W a fiw days ago six{ weavers were a , iwho lead been engaged to work in a crease over easy prevtnus period will , g g under full swing, and groat In- landed at New York from England, own. In. September, although factory at Bridgeport, Conn. Were be, shown. p � the big surplus croi5 fad scarcely begun ten be marketed, the value of exports through the port of Winne, peg Was three times as much in the c 3rresputidieg menth last year, n c rnely, $588,58x, against $t/61440. ordered back on the, grounds that they were imparted in violation' of the law. 'Under sti l} circuf istances r o they"Would rte t likely ( w ld a Ss it t e throw open theilabor markets to Canadians ? DUCTED AT LOW RATES. My Stock of Furniture is un- excelled. 'GIVE ME A CALL HAMILTON SPECTATOR Morning, Evening, Weekly. The loading Liberal -Conservative New s-papor of Canada. --GE T--- The Weekly Spectator One Dollar a Year. 13rigbt, Incisive, Able Editorinds. The Complete News of bbs Day, Choicest Miscellaneous heading, Serial stories by the bestauthors. Dr. 7'almege's great sermons. The fullest Idarket Reports, The Choicest Humor, tVER'Y'THI14G for EVERYBODY The Spectator neser misses nowt is never dull, and Bever shirks a public question, It is aiWaysclean and strong. O'N'E DOLT, AR Will p y Purchase for., you for a year the Weekly Spectator, the bust Consorvatiive $ornriia], and the best weekly now spaper fri Ct i eiuda, U,agents, liberal commissions to ag Addrosa Spectator, Hamilton. TWO DOLLARS Win "payrfor the 'Weekly Sp coulter and' the 1 t Jantt r r h ctato to s a M1r • from this Yr •xE rISR 'Dives usf s 1880, Addrer,a Tam, '1'IMES, Exeter, Ont. t "This is a rare chance for good ieatlirtg'. ne order A. P.BRADLEY. Secretary.. Da Ott wa. Seth Septeatmbrit of mber, 10887. l • ULMAGE KIRKTON. —IS OFFERING— MEN'S OVERCOATS $5,00. EXTRA $5,50 to $6. FINE WORSTED $6,50 up. 0, EALE D TENDERS addressed to the under- 'signed, and endorsed 'Tender for Goder- ic[e'lvorks,"will bo reeeivel at this office until Friday, the loth day of October, for' the con- struction of works at Godoricli3Ont.,in actor eiemee with a plan and spoeification to be scop at tiro Dep.trtment of Public Works, Ottawa. and at the ohne of the Town Clerk Godericb, Tenders wilt not b e considered unless made on the form "supplied and signed with the ac - teal signatures of tenderers. ., An accepted bank cheque payable to order of Minister of Public Works and equal to flue per;oent.of amount of tender, must accom- pany each' tender This cheque roil be for - feted if orfeitedif the )ertydecline the contract or fail to comploto the work contracted for, and wfll Lire:ned in case 07 non-acceptance of ten- o col, does no tbind itself to ac- cent CSII1 the Iowost or;any`,tonder. 1Iy Order, A. GOBIlIt , Secretary. Department Of Public 'Works Ottawa,SSept, 14th,185'7, in Teas We offer a Fine Young Hyson Well worth 50 Cts. Ladies' Shoes 40 Cts 1.00 sult the undersigned, Terms to suit purchaser. I. CARLING, EXETER. One of the Largest General Stocks and Best Assorted to choose from in tha County • B NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS 1 I UTTE , erI.d.EG(tS WANTED ! St. LEON Mineral Water A full ST. LEON cures Kidney and Liver diseases.. Dyspeptics rescued by ST. LEON. 14 months St. Leon has made 25.000 friends in Toronto. 5' S G.A LEON 1� —To be had from— CAPT. GEORGE KEMP, Sole Agent for :Exeter, Cal and get all information, and see what the people of Toronto say. REV. JOHN POTTS, D. D, says' -1 have used St. Leon, believe it to be both tura tive and refreshing. For all information apply to. �J jj""'�APT, KE@11��, IY9 Drew's Block and Post -Office. Salt, Salt, CENTRAL QC STORE stock of all kinds of. Dye -stuffs and package Dyes, constantly on hand. Winan's Condition Powd- d'rs the best in the mark- et and always fresh. Family recip- es carefully prepared at the Central Drug Store Exeter��ry C. LU -.r- Z r 5OO T1:713$ $ Wanteci Butter J. Witathesow EXETER NORTH, Our Stock is Well, Assorted The Bxeter Salt '��` orhs Cr� JF ,)I�+�Li�iL 2,g5 PJJ1 r.CON. JOHN MAT.':E SONS', HAY 1? O. • 50R THE SEASON'S TRADE. LOW PRICES STILL MAINTAINED GROCERIES 1! 16 lbs. sugar $11.00 ; 1311* white sugar, $1• We can't bo unclersold.in Teas from 20c to 75o. per ib. Boots & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices. A. nicely assorted stock of ARD-���1- rt FOR1?;S, SCYTHES and GLASS all sizes (Cheap.) Best Machine Oil 00a per Gal. COAL OIL AS LOW AS THE LOWES`i'. tom' A nice Tea Sett of 44 Pieces, $2.75. Agood suit of ready-made 'for $ dy lade clothing wG Ordered suits got up in Good Style. Our Di` essOood o�'e marked down to Me Lowest Notch. COTTON --2o YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR O AI3ouses tint tor, also a .Harm for Sale OIi3' lit BALT AT THIS WELL AT Applyto `. t.