HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1887-12-1, Page 1A Grand Offer,
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We will send the TIMES and any
OitY 'Weekly from now until
1889.
THE BALANCE OF THIS YEAR
FREE.
LEGAL.
H, DICKSON, 13arrifner, Soli-
. citor a Supreme Court,Notary Public
Conveyancer Conamissioner, dze. Money to
Loan.
Oleo in Eunson's Block, F,xotor,
R 11. COLLINS,
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc.,
EXETER, 0/F2.
OfficeSanrwelPsBlock Flail sold office.)
ARMOUR W. FORD,
Sohoitor ju the Supreme Court of Ontario,
CenVeyancer, Commissioneri &c. Special
attention given to the collection of claims in
the 'United States: Patents procured, money
to loan at lowest rates, Odic° ; Opera House
Block, St, Marys, Ont.
LLIOT & ELLIOTT,
)`0^
Bolters Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Conveyancers &c, &c•
I'Money -to , Loan at Lowest Rates of
interest.
OFFICE, - MAIN - STREET, EXETER.
E. V. Ezmor. r. nnt,ior.
DENTAL.
T.21 L. BILLINGS,
_11„1. •
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40,FICE: OVe7 0).1rEIL,S Bank
Nitrous Oxide Gas for Painless Extraction.
W E. CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S.
ST.TR.G-OST DMST'SIST..
Graduate ofthe1lya1 College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Hay
ing furnished fine Dental Rooms
on MAIN -ST:, next door to Treble's lialal0SS
-shop, Exeter, where I am prepared to perforna
all branches oi the Dental, profes sion with ease
& skill. 'VEG-mm..9...33T.,m
si sed in extracting teeth. Chargee, Moderate;
'Terms, Cash.
K1NSM.A.N,DENTIST.L.D.S
•
Sannvell's Block, lilain•st, Exeter,
Extracts Teeth without pain,
by giving Vegetable Vapor. Gold
Filings and. all other dental
work th6 best possible. Goes
to Zunnm on last Thursday in
each month.
MEDICAL
CLU'I'Z, D. M.,
. Ofilceat hisresidence Exeter,
13 ROWNq.NG
tJ . P. S ,G VE34110,t0ViCtOri8.0)/iVOTSitY.0111CG
4..ndiresiaence,Dorcriontaborator v, Exe ter
R. '11.1r.NDMA.N, coroner for the
eunty of Huron. Office, opposite Mr.
1.r g's storo,Exeter.
. J. A. ROLLItTS, M.O. 2.8
o. Office, Main Sf.EXeter,Ont.Residen
0:se houserecently occupied by P. McPhillips,
Esq.
' AUCTIONEERS.
IIVTENBY EILB1iR, Licensed Ace-
tioneer for flay, Stephen, and McGilli-
zray:Townships: Sales conducted atmoderate
rates. Otlice—AtPost-offtee;Crediton, Ont..
OHN GILL, Auctioneer for the
Townships of Stephen, Hay and Usborne
and the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Bales
arranged at this °Mee,
losemmasammismarma
VETERINARY.
rrENNENT & TENNENT, Veteri-
_I. nary Surgeons, Graduates et the Ontario
Veterinary College, Toron-
to, have an °face for
the treatxnent o f all
Domestic Animals, •on
hf.instreet Exeter. Calls
from a dira ---,tance prompt'y
attended to:- Medicine for Horses Cattle,em
always on hand:
MONEY Tp LOAN.
1/rONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6.+
per cent, $25,000 Private Punds. Best
Loaning Companies represented.
L.H. DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
. INSURANCE.
THE ATERLOO .MUTUAL
FiRE INSURANCE CO.
Established in 1863.
'MAD OFFICE - WATERLOO, ONT.
This conar any has been over Eighteen
Yearil in successful operation in Western On-
tario,anclsontinues to insure againetloss or
damage by Piro ,Buildings,Merc ban di se ,Man-
ufactori es,and allotherdescriptioos of linsur-
„ able property. Intending insurers have the
A„)„ option of inSuring on the Premium. Note or
Cash System,
_ifDuring the past ton years thiS CompanY
has leaned, 57,090 Policies. covering property
to theamou11toi840,872,088 ; and paid inloss-
e s alone $700,752,00
.AssetS, $1/0,100.00, consisting of Cash
11 /sank, Government Deposit, and the 111:10.130-
8msed P toinhim Notes on littnd tuna itt force. J,
W WALDEN 11 D. Preside t. 0. 81. TAX810E,
Secretary. 3%8. Hoonms,Inspoctor.
SNELL Agontf or Exeter andvicinity,
•
CENTRAL
Barber Shop,
FANSON'S BLOCK.
A. Hastings, Prop.
• Shaving and 1 -lair cutting in the latest styles
the Art.
Every attention paid to cutting
Ladies and Okla'ren's Hair.
SWITCHES MADE TO ORDER,.
A CALL SOL CITED
AND
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL 'WHERE •THEY MAY,”
VOL. XV. NO, 9. EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING, DECE1YII3ER 1 1887
•JOEIN WHITE, & SONS
publisjie;rs and Proprietors
ratmErts and OTHERS.
Briolt and
We Wish to oall the special attention of the
farmers and others requiring tile, that Mr.
Geo .Moats, of Lot 11, Con, 5, Stephen, Crediton
P, 0,. has on hand a very large quantity of
TILE OF ALL SIZES!
At the Following Prices:
21 inch Tile . 8 5,50 per M.
7.5o "
If '... ... . 11,0u "
5 18,00 "
6 ,11 ... 28.00 "
7 0 ... ,, 85.00 "
8 ,,
— — ... 40.00 "
lf necessary, limited credit will he given.
Croditon, Sept. 11, '87. GEO MOATZ.
Doupe s Store
ICIRKTON.
—IS THE SPOT FOR—
Chekp Goods!
We Undersell Everybody and are
Never Undersold.
18 lb Nice Sugar - $1.00
8 Plugs Chewing Tobacco • 25ets.
Best Can Salmon- - -
Fine Tea - 1.0 c. a lb. up.
Grey Cotton - 4 cts. a yd.' up.
All Wool Flannel 15 de. n yd -
2 Pair Wool Socks - 45 ets.
BEST FELT BOOTS IN CANADA,
And a large stock to select from.
St
—CREDITON
oap ASh oro
Tlio. Undersigned would inform the peoPle,
-'ef"S.Oaslien and McGillivray that he has
enesee4, out in
If:tINT'S OLD .STAND,
cyt:t ,k.A.12.4.e.; IN THE
'VILLAGE OF CREDITON,
—A CHOICE NEW &WOK OT—
DRY.GOODS. GROCERIES, CROCKERY
HARDWARE, HATS ,& CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And Everything found in a
First class Country Store,
The public may rely on all the goods as
being fresh.
The Highest Price Paid for Farm Produce.
Before purchasing give me a call.
Jno. Mitchell,
Nov. 24, 1887.
CREDITON.
B10 BARGAINS
LOCAL HAPPENINGS. alpaca sremniarS5 Concert.
o
!silBete,
" , , The .first of a' series of monthly' setteetein- . let of December to -day,
meet% given under the auspices of the R. T .
A , full stock of magnetic, Diarnond, of ip: Christmasfour' k from next Sunday.
wee o.
was givewin their hall oe Monday
Union and handy package Dyes ; also a
evening, and was well attended, Rev.r H, L. Bii..irsos, Dentist, Exeter, Gold
special line of thilet soaps & Combs, very marelg delivered a short " address dealing filh
. nos a specialty.
,
with. the temperance question in an exineue-
tivse. gnanner. After which a programme
varied and interesting was presented ; and
judgiog from the plaudits of the aedienee
the cetleetioos.givemwere much appreciated.
A geed colle'ctioe wae given up to 'be
applied, to the Innda of the order.,
,„.
cheap, at Central Drug Store. C. Lutz.
John Renton will be, pleased to meet all
ladies and gentlenien who may desire to
join a book-keeping class, in the Royal
Tel-1101as hall, Fausenis 131ock, on Friday
evening, Dec. 2nd next, at 7.30 o'clock.
Brevities.
Messrs. Wood Bros. shipped a car load ef
lambs to Black Rock, Monday. ,
Mr. John Willis and Mr, 'Balkwill each
shipped a carload of export cattle to IVIont-
real, Monday.
Messrs. Stanlake Bros, intend disposing
of their valuable property in Stephen town-
ehip by auction, on Dec. 7811.
Another of our merchants has unfortun-
ately been compelled to suspend business.—
The victim 13 Capt. Kemp. .
Messrs. McDonald & McKenzie will ship a
number of horses ao the Sault via. C.P.R.,
in a ,few days. ,
The enniversary services of the James.st.
Meth., clinrch,,will be held on Sunday, and
Monday,'1 lth and '12th.
Mr. Alex. Davie has 'pnrehasecl the Bo -
bier property near the market,, from Mr. P:
McPhillips, paying therefor a good sum.
His many friends here sympathise with
Levett, in ,his heavy loss consequent
upou the recent fire in Parkhill.
Mr. Perkins of Usborne brought a load
of brrain• to market on sleighs, Tuesday.
This was the first of the season. The slip-
ping was none of the hest; though.
•'Mr. Ingram, assistant baggage -man, at
Hensel], sustained severe injuries to his
right hand; while' coupling'ears at that sta-
tion on Monday.
The funeral sermon of the late Mrs. Jane
Sanders was preached in, Christ Church,
Sunday evg. by the rector, Rev. S. F. Rob-
iosen.
There is &probability of the roller rink
being converted into one of ice for the
winter. , The change, we imagine, will meet
with the approbation of lovers of the
• skatoeial sport. ,
The new Salvation Army officers .are
enthusiasts, Their singing on the streets
reminds one of an Indian war dance. Tha
whoop so familiar to the red -man is brough
out prominently in the singing.
Several young persons seem Anxious to
have a toboggan slide in town. Cannot an
enterprising manlie found to build one?
We believe it would turn out a financial
snecesa if well in anaggd. , -
Messrs. Snell & White held an extensive
sale of horses and cattle at the rear of the
TIMES office, on Wednesday last. In many
cases the prices realized were good. The
animals were all of a,, superior class.
We wish to direct our Stephen and Me-
Gilliviay readers to the adv. of Mr. John
Mitchell, of Crediton, which appears in
another column. He is offering goods at
astonishingly low prices.
We must thank our esteemed correspon-
dents for their regulasity of late and trust
that they will keep it up in future. By
their aid the Teems is becoming vastly more
popular.
.A meeting of the Band of Hope of the
James-st. Meth. Sunday school was held in
the basement of the &lurch, on Tuesday
evg. Besides the delivery of a short and
pithy etchlress,a good program of instrument-
al and vocal music, readings, recitations,
&c., was rendered.
A meeting of the Band of Hope in emi-
1 r .0 arro11 0 7 t hdwneeealcsdetiliooanirpwiiiii,ti;s:1:8;1.(t):0:fii.a-fistrlo:Igete:til:nclealwrcah: rsev;se.
n 'clay evg last. The attendance
LY la gaining favor with the youug as- well as
older folks. '
,
A patron yesterday slightly flattered us by
—WE A111.— saying that we printed the neatest bills he
11,ETTRING from BITINESS has ever seen; and he travels considerable.
He is correct. We challenge competition in
this or any other line. For neatness of
arranaement and cleanness in letterpress,
TREMENDOUS SACRAFICE we tate the lead.
As our stock is
And offering our entire stock at a
All Nev r Well Asarted
HAVING BEEN PURCHASED
WITHIN THE LAST 18 MONTHS
This lea, rare chance
To Secure your Fall--
& Winter Goods.
TRICK ct CURRELLEY,
MARKET SOUARE EXETER.
THE
bionolonialRailwa
OF CANADA,
Tho Royal 'Mail, Passenger and eroight
Route between Canada and Groat Btitaianc3
direct route between the West and all points
on the LOW01' 8t. Lawrence and Bait) dos Cho -
I ear , a lso
New Brunswick Nova Scotia,
P, E. Island Cape Breton,
Newfoundland,
Bermuda,
• and Jamaica.
Now and elegant Pullman Dulfot Sleeping
ncl Day Cars run an through ExpresS train s.
Passengers for Groat Britain or tho Conti .
uout hy leaving Toronto at 8.00 a.. in. Thurs-
day will join entwerd mail 'steamer at Mai -
fax. a ro. Saturday.
Superior EloVator Warchouso end Dock ac-
commodation at Halifax for shipm 048 of grain
and go n oral morch andi
YOl8tP 03 oxp.orionce vo proved o N TER -
COLONTAL in connection with steamship
lines to and from London, Liverpool and
Glasgow to Relieve, to bo th 0 quickest 1 reight
route between Canada and Groat Britain
We understand that the Rey. Dr. Pascoe
of Mairest Meth. church, has accepted the
call of the Methodists of Aylmer, subject of
course to the approval of the stationing
committee. The congregation of Main-st,
church will lose a very able minister, one
whose equal as a, logical exhorter is rarely
heard.
We understand that an acceptance is to
be sent to W. Briggs of Toronto, who issues
a challenge offering to back W. Hines of
Winnipeg against any man in Canada, at a
pigeon shooting match. Mr. Thos. Bissett
of this town, who is a well known shot, is
to he selected ag the opponent, the amonnt
at stake to be poo.
We have received from the Toronto News
publishing company a copy of the picture,
"The Fathers of Confederation," Which is
offered as a premium to subscribers to the
Weekly News. The plate is a very large
one and ie alone well worth the price of the
subscription- -$1 per annum.
Mr. J. W. Atkinson, of Biddulph, will
sell his farms and farm stock on Monday,
Dec. Sth. Be has been sojourning in Mani-
toba for some years, and likes the country
so well that he intends going there entirely.
Be has a homestead four miles from Killar-
ney.
Miss Emery, who carries on a dressenak-
ing shop in Nelson's Block, had a narrow
escape from breaking some acmes the other
day. While she, in company with Miss
Carlisle, was descending a flight of stairs,
her foot slipped from the upper step, emus.
Mg her to fall to the bottom. The injuries
were slight, beyond the sprnining of an
enkle.
'On Friday ev. Bailiff Gill and abetighted
editor had a wol. of words over a small EV: -
0011118 Whipli the bailiff claims 130 did not in-
cur. A tistieuff encounter NVLIS only avoid-
ed by the bailiff puttieg into practice that
old axiom "discretion is the &Atm part of
while the editor dispelling his odium,
Information 81t4 to Passenger and Froight was most happy to allow tlie bailiff to exer
80008 08(31 be 13810 011 application to eiso his opinion; ; and each restore his equi-
nollnimB.ivt)onin, nese adversaries had better keep
'Western Freight &Passenger Agent '
gossip Horse Meek., York • :A. ''oronto
D. POTTINGEIt
Chief Superintondon
w ay 0 .,to N. BN ovi3th, 1883
a safe distance from eaeli other, or trouble
wiltensne,, as we are informed the bailiff, as
is a cheractetistic of his avocation, is
seeking the scalp of tlie susceptible editor.
(41-1104. Comte Ahnanne
Fote1888 has been received, and is cei-
tainly;,a credit to the publishers. The six
calender pages are from design* by J. W.
13engl4lgh, and the whole series are about
the best specimens of •caricature dreWiag
that we have yet seen from the pen of this
clever artist. A. II. Howard, W. Ben-
gough, and other artists contribute sketches
---a eeries of pictures illustreting the House
that ,Haelt built being particularly good,
while ethe reading matter throughout is,
even. Isetter than has appeared in previous
years. t The price is only 10 cents a copy,
andey i can. get it at the bookstores or send
direet o Grip Office, I.'oronto.
'1 1;, —
Anni.,` ream
IlkAnniversary services and tea of the
Mait ni Meth. church and Sunday school
wills1,1., 'held on Sunday, Monday and Tues3-
daY'l ext. On m
Sunday serons will be
precI,R ed at the usual hours by the Rev. J.
V. Sinith, of London. On Monday, Dec.
5th,,t1ie annual tea will take place, to be
folloWed later in the evening by a platform
meeting, addresses to be delivered by Rev.
Mr. Smith and others. And on Tuesday, a
children's tea will be given, after which a
splendid program will be rendered. .....A.cl-
mission to Monday's tea, 25ets '• to chil-
dren's tea, 1 5cts for persons TMt of • the,
school. All should go and enjoy a pleasant
evening.
.,
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Judgment Rendered.
In the case of Hardy vs. l'ickarcl, judg-
ment has been rendered in favor of the
plaintiff.' This suit was ventilated at the
recent assizes at Goderich ; but owing, no
doubt, to its complicacy, the decision was
reserved until rendered with the above re-
sult on Saturday last. Much interest has
been manifested in this case by Membe
Fog -hunting is a favorite eport noav-a-
days with the local" einirods. "
Read R. Hicks' holiday advertisemexttio,
another` column. He is offering holidey
bargains,
, Yesterday, Wednesday,;was St, Andrew's
Day—a day dear to all Scotchmen. There'
was no celelAation here.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather'
on Sunday, the congregations at all of the
churches were small.
SI1ONV fell on Monday to the depth of sev-
eral inches, but owing to the ground being
soft sleighs could not run,
Another of the Dempsey family, in Us -
borne, is on the verge of death. 'Ile father,
owing to the protracted. nature of his trials,
, is almost dietracted.
Messrs. Thos. Beattie & Co., of London,
the most extensive carpet dealers of Canada,
ievite those visiting London to inspect
their stock. See adv.
The Exeter sports, who have been in Mus-
koka for some titne, returned this wedc.
They succeeded in killing four deer, as vvell
as a quantity of smaller game.
Merchants will find that by rubbing their
windows svith glyeeeme the glass can be
kept free from frost, and the geode in the
show windows always open to public gaze.
The Oddfellows have moved into their
hall, and can now compliment themselves
upon having as fine a suite of rooms as any
society in town.
The firemen intend giving a conceit( on
the evg. of the 9th of December. A good
*programme is being prepared, and will be,
rendered by foreign and local talent. See
posters and programmes for particulars.
On Saturday afternoon, a brakesman on
the Southern bound freight train had the
ends of the fingers 081 0816 hand badly crush-
ed, while coupling cars. The nails were
left on the brakes.
Mr. Jas. Oke, of Exeter, the popular
auctioneer of this county, has conducted,
many sales this fall, and is billed for no less
than half a dozen to take place in Decem-
ber.
rs of
Many subscriptions have already been
the salt well company, with which company
it was identified. It appears from what we taken for the new Conservative paPer, the
Mr. Pickard, for sharcan, learn that Mr, a'arcly., claimed a, certain
Empire—daily and weekly. It will cam -
sum Worn es in the salt parc favorably with the Globe and, Mail,
well block, purchased by him, for, and at
the instigation of Mr. Pickard. While on
the other hand Mr. Pickard avers that no
simh,inaiguctions, to the best of his know-,
lettre, `ivere- ever '11..t4eir7Ato -Trardy7
and he refused to pay the amount claimed.
Hence the suit.
Personal.
Thos. Bowerman, who has been in Mani- 1 We would say to the ladies of Exeter nd
toba for Several months, has returned home viehlitY that Miss Sweet; who is well and
to remain for the winter.—Mr. John Vail favorably known, has Chvge of our dress -
intention being to remove with hie family 1 to his ,making department. l'hose who entrust
sold his household frirniture last week,
her- with their work may rely on having it
St. Thomas.—Mr. Godholt and family of done neatly, cheaply and in the latest and
Daborne, leave in a few days for California;
we wish them a safe and pleasant journey.
---Mr. Jas. Acheson, of St. Marys, was in
town Monday.—L. H. Dickson attended
court at Stratford during three days of last
week.—Mr. Manes of Parkhill, Insurance
ag.ent, was in. town Monday, cm business.
Mr. Manes is working up a good business
here as is the case in other places. He
%
represents very reliable compantes.—Mr. A.
' McDoriell has returned hem the Sault. He
reports business lively up there in every-
thing but the horse business which is very
slow. This is no doubt accounted for by the
faei: line.tham
there are too any speculating in
th
What We Nay Expect.
Sleighing, and sleigh.ride parties es a
consequenee.—Ice skating on the river,
providing tbe cold dip.lasts sufficientlylong.
both the point of literary excellence,„ and.
completeness ef news.
By the removal of Mr.' John Bell. from
town there bots.becin a vacancy caused -in
4getegeshou). ',TarnePsem.ese-aW bar fit/1*(0'4e'
not another elecfell—irt Mr. Bell's sUrit'l
Something of importance, where a full board.,
is required, might perchance turn up. Lets'
there be a move in the matter.
most fashionable style. We guarautee sat-
isfaction. BANTON & CO,
On Thursday evg. last the sidewalks
through the town were in a slippery state,
the ram, which having fallen in torrents,
becoming frozen upon its striking the
ground. Pedestrians found it laborious
work to navigate, many. being victims to
heayy falls. The small boy, to his delight,
monopolized the board walks, by converting
them into skating rinks. Space will not
permit us to paragraph the innumerable
minor accidents.
Mr. McManus, of the Gale Sulky Har-
row Company, having sold his entire stock
of machines brought here for the summer
trade, and procured boarding places tor the
Coy's seventeen horses, together with his
wife, left on Monday for 'Windsor. While
here they have won. many friends, who will
be pleased to see them return in the spring,
,More shooting matches, and as usual„ Mr. MeIVIanus to resume his work of supply -
Exeter sports to keep to the present stand- ing the farmers with the valuable sulky har-
row and seeder.
A live newspaper does a town a great deal
of pod, and should be well supported by
the business men—top many of whom, how-
ever, send their trade out of the town-. The
facts published in the Turns from time to
time, showing the progress 'made and money
spent. in building operations during the
year, have been commented on by many
papers throughout Canada, and. cannot fail
to be of great advantage to the place.
Townspeopleplease make a ncte of this.
gird their enviable reputations as marksmen.
—The village council' to hold its next
meeting in the handsome hall.—The Trivitt
Memorial church to be put under cover this
fall; and some very cold. fingers if the
atmosphere retains its present oxydisable
state.—Candidates for municipal honors
to remain quiet until the latest possible
hour.—Fox hunters to take advantage of
the present favorable weather.—D. Tait to
become a noted fox.hunter.—lhe inveterate
sport to relinquish all hope of capturingany
.more deer this season.—The newly arrived ,
Salvation Army officers to infuse more life '
into the solcliers,—Frozen ears and noses.
—Every subscriber of the 'I'nuns to renew
his or her subscription.—A drop in the
price of woocl which was3 raised owing to
the scarcity of coal—A. grand concert
under the auspices' of the firemen,
FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR MONTHLY
.FOR DECEMBER. Frence has always
been' a land of intrigue, and the recent
Aylmer, with a population of 2,000, is be-
lieved to be the handsomest town of its size
in Canada. The streets are paved with
Weeks ; the inhabitants have telephone con-
nection ; electric lights are used on the
streets and in the stores ; first-class sys-
tem of water -works is erected in the town,
and at present workmen are busy laying
steno "flags" for sidewalks on the main st.
The town's debt is sekl to be but $17,000.
Perhaps our town council can get a few
pointers from this.
events, which shake the present Govern- .
ment, bring forward General Boulanger, It will be learned by notme, elsewhere,
whoni they were scheming to suppress. The
sketch by W. H. Gleadell, in Frank Leslie's
Popular Monthly for December, gives all
nee'cled informatioe of this "Coming Mau."
that Mr, John Renton has consented to giVe
lessons in book-keeping to those desiring a
training in this beanch of Commerefal Work.
Those who are unaequainted with book -
W. H 13a11oupictures for us "Central Lake keeping ought to hail the intelligence of
such an opportanity of improvemett, with
Superior,", which, after sleeping for two
delight. Mr. Renton will prove to be a
centuries in the State where French pion
eers found it, has now awakened life aghast' good tutor, asbesides having had many
ho j
and stetted ioto the full day of Americm years of practical training,. he cle a dip -
activity. An article on "Edwin Forrest, cloy fe0111 the British American uommercial
his Art and Manhood," will revive recollee- ° ege'
lions of an actor who once excited the •An ever -erratic, hot very andacious co-
,
greatest ieterest ina this eomitry, and tem. se checkmated by our disclosure of his
make him known to younger generations. mode of grinding Out matter for the Paper,
111 "Xlie evolution of Owning, Chark8 11"seeks retribution, by dealing et us the
on gives the term a wider scop,e tllati simple overture, that the Trlot1S forgot to
''Seal-hanting on the Coast of Lebraclors' usention. that He editorials were clipped frOm
is full of intel est to those who wear the fur 10 roimripog dee-menu, no pANNED off aa
and those who do not, The gossipy teevel.
Minlatme," that is, Brussels ; while the ae- etty lees calibre than that oi this nonpariel
toorigmhatiatle. 01:0th wouild dolinaclliesestilonh a vaes pan zie)lreatiln 101 et
er, Ruthven, takes os through "Paris in
cornplished Dr, A. IL Guethsey tellthe ie imo„spotant to aoacciee os suels to de.
tele Of otaaelee vs, Emperor of Geemieey nouement. But, "however, to satisfy the
and King of Six3,ie,” Teem Is, also, e. 50i011 curiosity of this ambitious editor, we might
the aecount of the "Magic Mirror nO japan, say, and with the utmost emphasis, that
with a host of clever stories hy 1)- Rena R. our editorials are not taken from a Wirud,
Carew, W. Seton, Fanny Aymar Mathews, peg exchange and palmed off as original ;
and other well-known writers—all bright,
dramatic, touching, The lumber gleams end furthernmee we do slot nee did we ever
1)00 are written an our saneltum by ourselves;
wish fine pictures, from the colored plate to
the last page, Etta, W, Pierce's wonderful
story, "Prime Lucifer," increases in power
and effective interest.
receive a Winnipeg newspaper. It is a
eharacteristic of a seissor manipulator to
plitee others in the same rank with himself,
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NaTrOW ES(111.110 front Death,.
On Monday evg 13088 the weather changed
veryeuddeelyand became extremely cold,the
thermometer falling several degrees below
zero. Mr. ,ms. Hodgson wlio lives on the
third concession of 'Osborne, in the after-
noon delivered several head of fat cattle to
buyers in Exeter, and after receiving their
galue at the market, left about five o'clock,
Na Thames road, to walk home. He called
upon Mr. Kernicls who lives on the Thames
Road, a few rods east of the 3r01 concession
line, to pay him a smell ccount, and also
to ask Isint to assist at a threshing. He left
Mr, Kernick's house between seven and
eight o'elock, and forgetting that lie had.
passed the corner,At which he should -burp,
ed., proceeded eastward, and walked one
and a quarter miles before discovering his
mistake. Hie constitution not being the
strongest, he had hecome fatigued ; sooner
than turn back he went to the resideuee of
Mr. A. Bishop, al. P. P., with the inten-
tion of remaining for the night. Arriving
at Mr. Bishop's, he found that the family
had retired, as had also the neighbors.
There being no other alternative he resolved
te go home, and. with that determination
set out across the fields in the direction, as
he thought, of his farm ; but he took an op-
posite course. He reached Mr. Wilson's
1)11Sh, vhere, after plodding :through water
and slush until completely outdone, he set
down to rest. Soon liefell asleep, and slept
until daylight, when he awoke to realize
that he was so badly feozen as to render
walking impossible. With muck difficulty
he crawled to a fence near Mr. Wilson's
residence, and gave an alarm, which was
heard and responded to by one of the Wil-
son's family who was out quite early making
preperatione for pig -killing. Nir. Hodgson
was at ,onee„taken to the Isoase and'every-
thing possible done to make him comfort-
able. Learning the facts Of the, case he was _
at once removed to his own home, and meal: '
cal aid sunimoned, when it was discovered
that his feet, aud legs as far up as the knees
aS well as his Lauda and arms, were very
badly frozen. At first there were grave
doubts at to his recovery, but at time of
gang to press his condition is reported as
having considerably improved.
To the Editor of the Exeter Times.
We see it is not the intention of M'eSsrs'
Gidley or W. IL Hoyle to have any con-
troversy with us. Well perhaps it is the
best coriclu•don they„can dame to. Sift
H. Hoyle's letter tb the bottom, talse out ,
all the sounding phrases and you will find
nothine, but thai bold assertion that Mr. W.
Drew, applied, au& that "some honorable
gentleman assuned him, &c." . We have aria- se
sit;settd Hoths* astate-Menese and destuatee?ro-
pose to be drawn from the poitt. We were
forced to advertise the ring, by our oppo-
nents circulating the report that "we could
notobtain goods." We can prove this state
ment, but it is so well known that it really
needs 110 proof. W. H. Hoyle's letter
threatening us with legal action forced us
into this controversy. We have used put
the same language as we did in our posters,
&e, and he closes his threats by saying he
dces not want to have any contreversy. As
for Messrs. Gidley Bros, we had not hopecl
they would so openly repudiate the Assscia-
tion of which they were so proud a few
weeks ago. Note where they state that the
"rules have been changed, &c." They do
net try to defend those by-laws, and they
are wise in. not trying. They say we "have -
taken a few extracts, &c." Now, with the
exception of two sentences meetioned in our
last letter, we say we gave those by-laws
word for word, end every word in its place,
and the whole number found in the copy
before us, and those by-laws have not been
changecl or cannot be changed. while the
rin,c,r, remains in operation, for if Messrs.
Gidley Bros, claim the right to buy outside
of the Manufacturers' Association if they
choose, the Manufacturers claim the right
to sell outside also. By the term, "Would-
be 'Undertakers," is meant, each and every
party or parties, who, after this date, (1885)
start business as Undertakers, &e. Article
9, page 12. We acbnit we have not the
edition of 1887, and they take good care
we shall not get it either. If there is no
price list in force at the present moment it
Is because of the opposition to the Associa-
tion. We leave Messrs, Gidley Eros.' letter
to the publie and trust to their judg-
ment of the soundness of our position.
Yours Truly,
ROWE & ANDREWS.
Service will be held in the churcla of Eng-
land every I,Vddnesclay avg., gemriseneing,
Nov. 30011, until further notice.
Bissett 'Bros. have beeu appointed agents
here for the "perfeetion self -lighting lan-
tern. Matches are not required.
On Monday night the thermometer took
zaeaenline' ana dropped many degrees below
re.
The store at Farquhar, recently destroyed.
by fire, has been rebuilt, and we are inform. -
ed will be ocetipied by Alex. Duncan Esq.
The annual meeting, of the Exeter L. 0.
L. number 924 will be held to -morrow even-
ing. All members are invited to attend, as
important business will be transacted. The
ofneerS for the ensuing year will be elected.
Mr. Thos. Cave, who recently disposed of
his property here and went to engage in thc
blacksmithing busineSs in Lucan, has re-
turned to town, Liman, he says, being too
dull a spot for him, He will be found in the
building recently vacated by Swallow Bros.,
opposite the Post Office, See adv. '
There seems to be no little excitement
consequent upon our remarks reletive to
appeerance of another Conservative paper
in oisr midst ere long. l'Isere need he no
surprise. The rutnot seems LO be too well
founded. Ortr Reform friends can suffer
nothing by the sudden transformation, A
renegfole, it is said, is of 110 value to either •
party.' The Conservative party 813)3)8001813'
lias wonderful powere 00 goevity.
At a regeler communication of Lelesuon
P08088 'Lodge, A. F. & A.M., No. 133, held.
in the Nlaeonic 118111, Exeter, en :Slontlay
evg., the follosvirig officc:es were eleetecl for
the current year 1--L P. M. R. W. Bro,
Hugh Speakman ; W. M. 131-0, W. G, 0i-
1(385 ; 5 W'Bre W, Weelses ; W 1 3ro. a,
NrcrAtighlin ; cht106; 1, Bro. Rev, S. 3'
Robleson ; Treasurer, 1310, Geo, &unwell ;
Tyler, 'Bro. W. Brooke ; Secy. R:W Bro,
Eaerett