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877. NOTES .ANL) CO4.1.NIENNNTS.
_ The (;<ovttrntnetit has declined to
grant the petition of the Canadian In-
dians, who sent a memorial to the
)3A%IKER, Governor -Generale asking` to be allowed
to return to the old system of electing
ONT..
Transacts ustonoralb:inkingbustle esa-
Receives the accounts of merchants and
there on favorable ternes .
Senna every :ucr•e eti?•tetlerlonSlatentsent/
are andounservative bankir. ;principles.
Rive p or cent interest allowed en deposits
Urafteissaea playable at gay offoce of the
,iereennta nanie
:lO1 E
ilD:,C01171STED, efONEY TO
LOAN ON NOTES AND MORTGAGES
chiefs.
see
In the face of the fact that eggs are
selling in the city of Toronto at thirty
lIre cents a dozen and tether produce in
proportion, Entetus Whom/ is to the
fore again with another reciprocity offer
as if the Canadian.people were nut
doing very well as it is.
THURSDAY. ,IAN VARY 1st. 1891.
POOR IRELAND.
TiiI:::E has been no public event
for a len; time Se painful as the
sit.l,lea e:al":epee of the Ifieh move-
ment for j1w,a:t1C rule. Tltli incidents
accompanying it are such as to de-
ter indefinitely the success of a
renewal it the etTo•t, a+ li. the most
satisfactory explanation would be
.that 'gr )?arnoi1 is. in eoixle degree
deranged. Itis course toted speeches
in Ireland been such as to
iti.-tity this view. I'lxt?y have but
4.9tsf3t:ttaed what we. said when they
be . n, that hs was pulling down
the templo nem himself and Ins
tz.-
`I'll€' e t c -t alas proceed
i;ag. noon English. ojaattiott is not
doubtful, ;:i.t'e it is eery probab.e
that he has s'. cured coo inn d Tory
control of the. British government.
In that event, the conduct of the
meet si'cce steel cd Irish leaders will
have wleefor.;:i,ed the lie:ept' at the be -t
friends of Ireland.
If it lee IX et din result of insanity,
thele is some'hiiig- inexpressibly
ludicrous in the spectacle of agree.,
political leader at d statesman, as
he I1as ben called, flying through
Ireland, frantically appealing to the
:rot from a wagon, blacicguarding
his tidies and old friends, breaking.
into a newspaper ufaice with a crow-
bar, and finally engftgt'd in a Dearly -
brook row. Events move so rapidly
that something more serious may
have c'ccnrred before these .words
ate printed ; Etand his campaign
closed in blindness, tho e. d would
have been tragical. It is impossible
that the scenes in Ireland should
net have a _profound •-..mn ,ct upon
English opinion, The alliance r`
roan like Gladstone with such a
person as Parnell must now seem
to the averaga English observer
preposterous, and the Irish cause
will suffer accordingly._
Giving a tramp a meal may have re-
formatory influences in it, but the one
who gives the tramp work and sees
that he dues it, is more serviceable tea
society. No reflections can be cast up.
on the men who are trying through free
meals and other kindnesses to benefit
the unfortunate and bring thein into
smooth paths, but there Can be a (lues•
tinning of that method of action, which
is based union pauperizing principles,
fur thegiving of melte a''tl clothes in-
discriminately to the needy has a tend-
ency to pauperize them. They won't
work as lone; as they can get food and
sustenance for nothing. The only way
to mire chronic laziness and whiskey
hunger, and tint is what is the matter
with the majority of those who seek
assistance in this way, is to give work
to the needy ones. Tet tlteent know
that the meals they receive aro the re-
sult of their labor, not the result of
charity, and they will think more of
then(, for what a man .earns by his own
industry is sweeter to him than what he
acquires for milting or without labor.
* i f'
Tho Tisa.' , following the custom of
the time, wishes its friends a ]appy New
Year,and hopes that aiTairs niaybeproa.
pert.us with them as they are with it.
This is the time of the year when such
civilities are more significant than at
any other, when there seems to be a
spirit abroad witch softens men's na-
tures and brings them nearer to each
other in sympathy and affection.
Therefore tho Times hopes in deep sin-
cerity that its thousands of friends may
have all the happiness which follows
the Juin of good at thia and alt other
tittles. Happy themselves it is their
duty to impart their happiness to others
so that all may rejoice together and
there may bo no sorrowing anywhere.
The Tions delights to sac the bustling,
happy throngs on the streets, the
crowded stores, the men and women
Laden with presents, and tho laughing
children, joyous with their toys ; and
while it knows that such -Eva
never tlola�apl.laf tar Vit" among us, it hopes
that er,v eryoao may have the means to
Part ciliate in them, and add to the gen-
era
.,, ley.
It is certainly very dteubtful:'
whether the Liberal party can stand
against the feeling of doubt and
disgust which the spectacle in Ire-
land produces in England. 14Ir.
OI3rien's hope of compromise
showed a want of appreciation of
the situation even when he sailed.
No kind of compromise was possi-
ble, because Parnell had betrayed
his real feeling and:purpose, Davitt
stated the point of the controversy
precisely in asking at Ktlkenny,
" Will you choose Ireland or Par-
nell?" The situation is one of the
most melodramatic political scenes
in English history. It seems to in-
volve the close of Gladstone's career
as well as of Parnell's,
Republican Congressman at Wash-
ington contemplate taking characteris-
tic revenge on the incoming Demo-
cratic House of Representatives. They
have introduced a bill to prohibit the
sale of liquor within the district of Col-
umbia after Nov lst, 1891, The fun of
the proposed legislation lies in the
claim set up by the Republican organs
that It will block the proceedings of the
next House by stopping the member's
grog just before they begin business.
It would be obviously impossible, they
say, fora Democratic Congress to do
anything in a cold water tow. It would
have to adjourn to Chicago, Brooklyn,
or some other more hospitable locality.
But the Democrats are not dismayed,
for the Bill is not likely to pass, and if
it should, they will set it at defiance.
The scheme. however, is a brilliant
sample of American humor in pol-
itica.
OPPOSITION A tI,i AROUND. light. at least At the present time • thought
that it lead bat y, t reached a healthy stat 3
n'vetry Indication that the fright reit/ be ill iia perfection, neither had ie cost been
Bern, reduced to a prop..( nor reasonable atandari,
Until these two important ebaugeahad beau
The first geuuinoevi,leuce of the iuoreased attained he wonld oppose electric 11Rhk. As
to
interest taken fu the approacbiug munieipel tvatorworks, faithA project was more pre -
interest taken
was Riven Monday eveuinq wit ferable to liftn, if however a practicable
upwards of 400 eleetora erow:led and jostled sebeme could tie presented, at not too great
their way into the town hall to witness she expcnc+iture. Tina practioslly brought Jr1
nottiieeatiotx. Village clerk, M. Taaorett,wiio Bissett's aldrass to a .plisse, aul wishiug all
acted as returning ofkluer was on hand and a happy New year, took Isis seat.
promptly opened the nomination at 7 30 Mr 'Spackman next stood ,,afore the argo
o'eloek Nearly ail the candidates were assemblage. E.e was a young man, but to
Eden.
A:mxner-Senn The annual tea meeting
hold at Eden on Dee 29th, in connection
with the 1lothodist church, was a grand
success. Tho ten was served in the school
house and much credit is due the ladies for
the way in which they catered to the
wants of those present, by setting one of
the beat tables your correspondent has
ever bad the pleasure of sitting at. .After
the inner man was satisfied, ail repaired
to the church, where a very choice pro
gramme consistiug of recitations, dialogues
and singing was rendered. The proceeds
amounted to 850, wbich will go to
fixing the cburch.
meeeut and upon making their appearance make valuable old men, train the young
eine „eh rcetive.i with apo auto b • their lava, Ha was fighting forthe:olftce of deputy
-rivals Order being proclaimed the nem- ieeve against Mr W G Dineen, the mascot
mations began to comet in, until the follow- iuournbont, and hoped that the contest
ing fiat was Completed: throughout would be characterized with
the best of good feeling. He was friendly
TOR sane toward Mr Bissett and desired that when
Candidate. Mover. Seconder- the election was over. both would be better
Dr. Rosins .A. Waiper J. Gould f ieu.is Mau ever, no matter who won.
T.11 McCallum It. Terry W. Marling Ile bad served the people one year in the
roR DEPUTY tcEve, capacity of councillor, end now stood before
Cand'ndake. Mover. Seconder. them as a candidate ler deputy reeve, as to
W. G. Bissett J. Muir tip'. J. Carlin; wI•ether he had served the town well it was
ll.Spaekeuau R. elsuta R. 1I. t;atlius foe the electors to decide. He bail done
Foie Cor,cfLL)ns. hie bast and wits welling to bear hi- share of
Candidate. Mover. Seconder. 'the blame for any ueicgioinga, with the
'f.B Carling L. Hardy Jas `rum other members of the couuciI. Ile referred
P.si•Ross A.liiek3 T.Ilowermaa
%,Hardy E. For lek W. Hensel to the finances and abowed a state of anairs
Pr LtU L.H. Hickson Jno White es had been expiainod by the reeve, AO to
ter. drew N. D, tinrdoe F.$audera 41,e additional taxation be oouhl not nutter -
D. ll �liicksort Jas Beer Jos. ;;oelior stand whyso mole eeusuraltatl been heaped
d
/9, Christie
D- lobos A,Holland p'
R.11. Conine Jobe Ross Jun McCaltuni upon thorn. They had soeaothing to show
Dr Browuins 1 Bowman Tiros Cornish for the additional expenditure, As to e:'u-
,,t s 80 the nomznatiou was oloied, anti a trnctiug for the haeliug of gravel and other
poll demaueled, the nteettng was adjentrned labor he did not believe in it We have
uutil next. Monday triton the election will many men in this town, whom if they did
take place. not get work by the day would possibly he
l b.e affair now tool; the farce of a puhlie th staff 011 tits conned for support ; and
meeting, and Mr M. Baorctt being aepoluted thiamin it better to pay them 81 or there
chairman, opened the meeting with A few about per ley for labor than to place them
pointed appropriate remarks, He invit'ei on the obrstity lint, If tenders were asked
the members of the council to talc( the the centreetor weld employ whom he
platform, and eo
it being easterners fur them petaled and the pour nn would not ro-
to ere( glee an account of their stewardship, neve the cmpioymeut now given lay the
he called upon the reeve for the opening council. Ile was oppo3ed to circ:r'e light
adalrees nal ts the people by a votes aced they
The reeve. Dr Rollins, took the tlnor, girl waute:l it. The saute with waterer -eke
with his majestic smile opened one of the Nen year lie could net ere why tho text a
fittest aper epee the doctor was over beard to e:in.tl net lee name anal the rate' lower( d
give. He had been reeve for five Rears, four t.' 13 or 14 mills, The draii.a,;r...Fag done
of which the electors had seen tit to intern and nothing lint oedinary graveline and
him by eeelantatiou ; awl during all theca repaitiuit iemaitted. Ho Omitted the elec.
years baa done iiia utmost for the welfare tarato for pineiug him at the head of the
of tete viliege. Ho would taut say that lit' polls last year ; and felt assured that be
had not erred, but would claim that he had wnuiel be granted a entailer favor tliiayear;
done as much as any other white nun soul i in feet he wee gciag to win. A't+er referring
do for the advauecmeut et the affairs of the to the death of one of his colleague s, the
village. Ho did not blatue tate el.•cttere for late James Oke, Mr Spackman tesome l Lie
asking a statement email year of what Iran goat.
been done, and an explanation of the die. Mr 1) .& hoes cause next in order. As a
posai of the node of the corporation ; but member of the council Ito was piaeed in a
did think that the place to taiee any ob- bad position. Coming at the tail end. to
jeetion or grievance was at the nomination, address, all the Meta had bweu linked up by
not ou the streets. He was bear to night those who preeedod him. Ho was not.
to giro an menet of Mundt and if, alter however ashamed of his record, being
having heard his aide of the story, the a stew man at the bead he lied possibly
electors were not satisfied, ho asked them allowed things to be done «high
to count hien gut, but if tbey were please,f again he would not (auction• To
with his record, dotted that he be elected his idea it load leen will piicsd
by atarrlo majority arm his opponent lie and more gravelling tumid nava
touched briefly ou county council matters. been druo had not the expenditure excee:tled
Said that during the five yearn he had anticipations, He would not laver any one
ropreseulecl the elector. of Exeter at that part of tbo town more than .another, bet
Board, their rate had not increased] one 1P/fold giro equal attention to all quarters.
Drataage bad coat coneellerri'',,, rt
glee what is
cont. Ifo wag in (arar of a o.+anty Faor a fear dailara wh ;s' lif u ie in the ,question ?
House, and thought (bat before ling wo il'ue;=nvutrai lint a mea siva tee retain ileo? yet
merle_ . ail`:' to neeteto fin..•.+ C. 'Ito hear grumbling on acco'int of a little
one of thewealthiest aoun%toa In. the 1'ro- Open a and tiie oosti comparatemoney
l nllgwas well
vines. He referred et some leuglh to the work was done as cheap as itpossivbly could bo,
finances of the town and explained the ren- school trustees had also done commendable
son for the Increased expenditure. Several iinp oc=i aiiltooi=hilly!
mu cy sane heeeiti iiia
drains heat] been made whioh in all Dost chronic fault finders find room for complaint
about 01,000, while the sobool Board asked ho was ata loss to know. iIo had prepared
for 8900 mora than usual. These two SOW figures on the finanoial attitude °teethe cor-
reermented almost the four mills additional poration but ae the matter hau already
peon daaI +fah bo would not M
taxation ; and be would ask if these linea upon it. The evening was growing late and he
of expenditure (meld rsaeonably be objeoi ad desired that the other uomineos should have
to. There had been considerable gravelling aromised foolooid odd ab sou moil in he
done, but not more than was necessary. Interests of tho village. !lo had served ouu
Streets and roads were only attended to torm.aud would like to have an opportunity of
where application had been made on the aorytng another. leo saw sevorul reforms
whioh could bo effooteti much to rho bouolSt of
Osborne Council.
The council met after the Nomination
had closed. All the members were pre-
sent. The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
Cameron—Kydd—that T Brimacombe
receive $13 for keep of A Carmichael and
providing him clothing.. Carried.
Shier—Cameron—that the account of T.
Coates, Treasaren for postage and eta
-denary emountinr{ to 55 be paid. Car
ried.
Shier—Is.ydd—that the prayer of the
petition of Mr Dodds and 64 others asking
for a grant to Airs Sampson. a widow in
destitute circumstances, be granted, and
she receive 510. Carried.
Shier —Cameron—that Geo Bell receive
58 for keep of T Bennett up to 3rd of
January, '91. Carried.
Shier—Halls—and resolved that the
following orders be Scanted, vis. M
Samweli, 513; J Neaman 50o; R Bell 53.44
D Duncan tel; W Goods, 52; S Staalake
Johns 51 30;imaoombe 8 Skinner jr 53 Bell
;Mrs e
Sampson 510; T Coates 55; J Swan 54.80
R Cain 54.10.
Kydd-Cameron- that the council adjourn
sine r1Ae.—GEo W. HoLsiarr, Clerk.
$ $ $
The work of a towneioing the creation
and control of the town property, it
should be as economically managed as a
piece of property by those who have
created it, or a rottl substantial part of
it, and who can therefore feel strongly
their duty to it." Such is the declar-
ation of sal authority on municipal gov-
ernment' in the current number of the,
Forum. It is a correct view of the
motives which should guide the elector-
ate in the choice of municipal represent-
atives. If the electors of Exeter select
a reeve, depuby reeve and councillors
who will conduct the affairs, of the tax-
payers as energetic and capable men of
business manage their concerns, we can
look forwardtoreduced taxation and
increased prosperity. Wo need , the
*best men "offering, and if postlible no
is ire pullets or men atlxious,to neo their
patronage to advance the private in•
"Waste of .themselves or their. friends
should be neiesd fist
Centralia.
Dann os Ma Tsos Hometwe.—Last
week we tspestsd the serous Mimes of Mr
Thos Hedging, the geoid landtosd et the arse had coal too moth. and if he were re-
epee/inn series," lik. this• wash it falls to
our lot to chronicle his death whish took
place early Thursday ramming (Chrie/sea+)
Mr Eiodgine was smoldered a healthp maa,
and his death is a surprise to everybody.
He was lake* ill about a week previous /e
his death, bat for a time aotbieg serious
was anlieipated, until his ease assuming
bad proportions, the derriere sant there wee
no hope for him, and he died quite prime -
telly. Tlih ailment bona whioh he died
was a ooanplication of diseases. Mr Bod-
ging was a°nativeof Biddalph townekip and
had }rept hotel in Centralia for a great many
ysare, being a taverns with the travelling
public Be was always known as the
genial "Toni Bodging and bad a smile
for everybody. Mr Hodgins weighed 2,70
los and was very tall. ; Ho was aged 43
years and image a widow stud several small
children. The funeral took plana on Fri-
day Cwt, tee gemaina being intoned in St
Jamea'(Churoh of England) oemetery, Rid-
dulph, under blasonio direetioub. The (hal if €143044he. would, as he had
attandancti wee
very large, whioh rihowad sleeps dons, keep a keen eye on the affairs
of the towns; by en vote allowing: not; a sin-
gle watts iu -Ib. expenditure,, affrays en
dteavezing to.prooure for the electors fair
vents for thele eases. He was happy to
(tate that the butter egad' egg market had
bap* ;a ijasesen £. lr$ mooed ,.to ,electric
'FARMER BROS.,
NEW
Wholesale and. Retail
GROCERS
WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANTS.
'tailor ii
MR. J. . GREENE,
(Cato Cutter for It. Pickard) has opened
out t stock of
part of chinas. He referred to the butter the town. :1irRoss madea sensible speech and
and egg matte(; said lilted been n success was londly applended, Isis statements were
and bad more than anything else helped the fsarle:,s and practical and ahouid plan him
town. He was strongly in favor of this hisher than over 1n the estimation of the
R 1eleotore.
market; it had Bost oomparatively nothing MrT 13 Carling osplained his ecooptanee
and in tact was of more valuate Eaeter than st the request of it largo number of ratepayers;
its Maxwell works,whiohoost $30,000 was,to thatwbilothecounceihadpoasiblyallowed some
the town of 81 etas s. He would always things to pace loesra fie knew from there 7 fence of thio year( what a cask was in
favor projects ealoulated to benefit tho town trying to pleaso everyone, and please nobody.
more erpesially whits they Bost nothing. uariueadacoe esti a erpnmetiBQ end hug d
Referring to waterworks he would only faver ed the interests of Exeter, with as murk dili-
sneh when it could be shown that a good seance as any man could Of course he bad
system was predictable at a cost of about been defeatod : we were all liable to dofoat,
home
813,000 or $14,000. He stated that our in. and very oftea the beat mea were left at
; his was an ineten.= of this. He always
debtedaes. to Lrsbotae had been paid and had an eye to keeping down expenditure, al -
that the 5110 order parsed at last meeting though at the same time opposing nothing
of council was not due that township. eon- csohaloaomelatedehfore thewould goodoPDose ; he wof the toantwn.ed <•rery Dirty
eegneuitly that amount might now be added thing above board. Regarding electric light he
to the surplus of the town. The egrcemeet would not oppose it if he saw the people
that existedbetwe<.a thevillage and township rut? it,wouid honf vtheitsigannetian osire
was of much an indefinite character that no thought it had done him good to be left at
person but a mathematician could solve it. home for a term ; it had made him humble
He had bad the problem worked out and it and he could now oome before the electors sad
could be shown that instead of there beingask their sufi'rage with a di (rent feeling. lie
telt sure of election. He was the poor maws
two more payments to 17sborne, that town- friend and the rich man', precentor in matters
ship had already been over paid. es to pertaining to municipal government, and
Siepbeo our iadebtsdnest 10 them wonld be could tell by the many pleasant smiles whioh
=e1 gait soman. There were other met his gaze that he would be sleeted next
Monday to a seat at the council board bya
branches of expenditure, however, Buell se largo majority. Wishing MI a happy New ear
town hall, ate., whioh remained to be looked Mr Carling took his seat amitt storms of ap-
after. He thought that during the inoom- Pl MreMoCallnm, the now aspirant for sere,
Mg yeas that lbs rate might be lowered to came next in turn. He was greeted with
14 mills. Solisiting the suffrages of the load applause, and it was difficult to deter-
eleotoes be brought Its address to a close, - mine whioh candidate for reereship was
hoping is win by a law majority. the favorite. Ile had not intended offering
llir W. G. Bissatl dspnty-,sero, was next Iimeelt for the position, but eine so sexy
called. Be thought that the dootor bad had persuaded him, he bad decided to
pretty .well eovarnd the groand as to the enter the contest, and from tbo universal
mold of the oounoil daring the year, in expressions of good feeling toward him, he
giving a laeid explanation, eto. While ho 'was.quite sanguine of winning. Hs did het
was to blanks for apart of the extra taxation gee that the doctor had a perpetual lease of
there was a greet deal far which he was not the reeve e seat, ghee in fast there also NO
p..poasibls hating boldly opposed in Mauy many of us fully as &t for the position as ha.
streets wase gravelled which dad not require He .thanked the electors for their beget?.
it, and on whioh the (travel would not be support in times pant, and promised that if
peaked, math less used. There wore many elected he would guard their interests in the
anal. instating Thiel he opposed. The capacity of reeve as he had asasted to do in
the capacity of committer. It did not require
any special talent to serve as ratios ; the
reeve had not told us anything in connection
with the office which might be considered
difficult. His work at the Co commit had
not been of n special nature ; I coulddo the
same. The financial statement had bean
cleverly prepared, but ,there were a groat
many branches of business which might be
conducted differently. There was Nemeth/0g
else to look afterbesides the curt entbusiuelts
of the year. 'There was the debenture debt.
It required looking after and paying. In=
stead of, paying heavy interest he would
favor liquidating the debt by each year el -
toting one mill in the 5 for that ' purpose;
The ratepayers would not .notion this. It
could be clone, too, at a total mate, of 14 mills
in the $. He would not like to dome to
Exeter and live here for some years,: then
go away withoat helping pay fo r the einem-
CANADIAN
AND
Reported Tweeds,
SL:ITINGS,
French: -;Worsted
COATINGS,
and all the new-
est things in
PA1lTINGS,
made up in the
Lale.:t Sty
--AND—
A
.-Ab;Ii•..-.
A. good fit Guaranteed
or uo sale. Special attention given to
Caches' JA MT and AWITL ' Making
STAND : One floor North of I. Fish's
Berber Shop.
Iz. DAVID M. STAE13LER,
(UNIVERSITY or TORONTO)
pbystcian Surgeon. ale. Revive spent the
winter of 1S '-s7 au New York, anti winlcr of
1nrinni in Vienna, aluslria.
Orrice ; L1111iLt1TON, ONTARIO.
Fit ED. W. FAARNCOUR,
Brevine;all Valid Surveyor and Civil En -
Office. l'petairs. Salzmann
n-OAlce,1'petairs.Samaroll's Block, Exetrr.Aat
facts which helm] presented, and onMonday
next go tt o polls and mark their ballets is
his favor, eleotiug bine by a large majority.
Mr Llardy said he was not In the field, but
at the same time would like to ask the reason
why the council and School Board piled up
sneh largo aurPluses• Ito branded such as
robbery. Why eek the people for mare then
was really necessary to talo over from year to
year the neer • al the vtetage Ile woulte also
ask Mr Speek uan if by giving etuployment to
all the oripptes that might conte along, ho
was going to snake Exeter a r'tudozv rut for
paupers, He thought this a bad syatom. why
not pay good men i.2.UU who would do four
times the work, than paynor, men sl•25; bet-
ter pity the paupers. as •1r Spackman would
leave them, t.; 5 to stay home. Mr ]lards
marten practical emote whioh of course was
dotted with humor. Addrt•sses'+ere also emu
b • L 1I Dickson. Dr Lutz and others. 01 the
above ecndidatosforcouncillore who aro stand.
inanely D A Ross, E Christie, 'i 11 Carling,
fold titoothershaving resignctt areon. erection
will be a keen ono.
In Toronto Mayor Clark is opposed by E A
Macdonald, while in London teem aro four
candidates far the Mayoralty, viz;,t;eo Taylor
Murray Dickson. Juo Moulo and J it Minyitin-
nick.
tnrnedwonld shongly favor tendering. Con-
siderable money maid be saved, while as
good if not better roads, would be the result
As to the station road, when the council
made the tour of inspection, it was in such
Iplendid condition that it wee thought it
would withstand any amount of travel; but
on account of the wet fall proved otherwise.
The darner bad ta.keu a good dual of credit
upon himeslt for. transactions in the County
oounoil affecting Ezater, with which, in the
main, he bad nothing to do, and to him (Mr
Bissau) wee dueall praise. For instanl;e,
the new iron bridge. The Co minutes con-
tinued all necessary proof. Ile has served
the town for 16 yaws, and, be thought,
faithfully, and until some wrongdoing could
be laid at his door, he would consider it un-
yraieful to forsake him at this moment, and
erect to the position of deputy -reeve a young
and nnsxperis3oed man who had onlyserved
one year at the Board lie knew the people,
would not ehoir;such disrespect, aid prom -
be whet bighetateem the deosased was
hold,
For gena€ul& in ovary fosse good's. Omen -
paellas is a radical, reliable reaaed/. i1
bap, au u>aequalled Mere et auras.:
Ui.sonxs—Besve, T, M. Kay ; Counts.,
Jonathan Shier, Seines Halla, T. Cameron,
and Wen Kydd, all by ncclamntiou.
Semmes Towxynte.---Reaves Itatz,Eilber
and Sheerin by itcolantnticn, Councillors
Hio'ae, Wnorth, White and Doyle.
WEST WILLIAMS —Reeve, Simon Moneod
(noolamation); Deputy -reeve, slut;uutine and
Peddler ; Councillors, Cilmes, Johnston and
James (eteelamation.)
H r Towt.silxp—Beevo, Fred Hese and
Geo McEwen ; Deputy -reeve. Same, Rennie,
J 0 Knlbfieisch ; Connoillore, Wm Moir,
Welker, Sohnell, John elker, Bobt Turnbull
and John Footer.
taixes e joyed. It was not right—every man
has a right to pay bis share. • This was an
important branch of the town's affairs ried
required attention. lir. McCallum elm
°rlticised the financial' report, and showed
bow ie. had been made out for the purpose of
deceiving the electors. : Be touched upon
various, other matters pertaiuiug to the wee
fare of Exeter, but .our space' being limited
we menet give further purport oflue speech.
'IIe *toped that the .electors would weigh the
PAaxlnxLa.—Mayor, Relit White (acola-
mation); Co'tinoillore, Ward No 1, William
Flotober and Simon MoLeadley (acclama-
tion); Ward 2, Geo Snoobottom and Neil
Matheson (acclamation) ; Ward No 3, Wm
Dickson, A.tohibald Miller and D. L. atone -
house.
Sr MARYs—Mayor, J W Poole (acclama-
tion); Councillors, South Ward, J D Moore,
W t) Mosorip, W Danseith, all by aoclama.
Leon ; North ward, J. H. Mathieson, G. H.
Melntrye, T. it Butcher, all by aoelatnation;
West Ward, 0. J. White, T, MoGolriok, E.
W Harding, J Meighan, L. McLean, D. S.
Rupert, J Sinclair.
* STAR G-ziOCERN
MAIN - ST.--EXETEIt,
1890. 1-490.
Iran an.c1. Winter
Stook Complete
in every line.
All bought for cash and will
be sold at reasonable prices.
TO ELECTORS/,OF EXETER
LAWNS AND etaNTLiMEN,
Your vote and influence is respeotfully so-
licited by Edward Christie for Counoilior for
1891.
EXTRA VALUES IN
Teed and Fur Overcoats
A full rang.' of Flannels, Aloltona,
Dress Goods, Gloves, etc.
Our MILLINERY STOCK is com-
plete in every line. A fine range
of Beaver Bats, and ,IJadies' and
Children's Caps. A call solicited.
JOINT HALL. Dashwood.
BAR FOR SERVICE.
W. SNELL, of lot 1i , con 7, Usborno.
will keep for the improvement of stook. a
tbore'bred Chester white boar. Terms; $1 at
time of service. i
EXETER
Pork Packing House
Having commenced business for the
Fall &Winter Trade
Wo are prepared to purchase any quantity
of Pork, subject to tho following
regulatiaua
We will take off two pounds per mndr'ed
if dry, and three pounds if soft. Shoulder
stuck, tweuty-cent,. It any Otte long
gut is left, 25 cents extra will be deducted.
No Pork will be bought at any
price if warm.
We want all Hogs Cuttings right through
breast to head, and ]lanes open'l out to
tail,
SNELL RROS. & CO.
New Fall Goods
New Velveteens.
Dress Goods.
Mantle Cloths,
Flannels.
Table Linens.
tt Shirtings.
Cottons.
Cashmere Hose.
Cashmere Gloves
Sid Glove .
Corsets.
Underwear..
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J. MATHESON,
E. CHRISTIE. 1 HAY P.O. - EXETER NORTH.
To ELECTORS OF EXETER
Lewes AND GINTL.MEN,
I beg leave to announce that I am in the
field for the office of Councillor for the ensuing
.ear. Thanking you for past favors 1 respeot-
fu11s solicit your support forMonday noxi.
D. A. ROSS.
rpo ELECTORS OF EXETER
LADt.s Awa G lame sang.
In response to the request of a large num-
ber of the electors of Exster, I hereby offer
myself as a candidate for thepositionof leevw
and respectfully solicit your rotas and in-
fluence. If elected I will use every eneeavor
for the promotion of rho beat interests of the
people.
T. H. MoCALLUM:
OT 10E.—THE PUBLIC ARE
J. w hereby cautioned against purchasing or
negotiating i o any mannor, o promissory note
drawn in favor of one C.W Youriz for the sum
of one hundred dollars (5100) by John and
Isaac Clements as no value has been received
for the aforesaid note.
JOHN OL.MENre
ISAAC CLEMAXTS -
NOTICE.—NOTIOE IS HERB
by given that the next annual meeting of
the Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire In -
extreme Oompany. will be held in the Town
Hall,
Zurieh on. M onday..January Ieth, A. D•,
1891, at the hour of 1 p.m. Business :-11.0-
waving Directors' and Secretary's` reports,
election of three directors and one auditor,and
other business for the good and welfare of the
Companyp ` All members are required to attend.
EMNaY EIL71i1 e, Secretary.
U LET.—FIRBT•OLA.SS DRY
000DS STORE. form erly owned by James,
Piokard,'25z75. three stories ana basoment,
solid brink. The leading business of the county
has for years been done in thisstead and no
more denrablopremises eaa be found for an
active, (=pates mall desirous . of eommenoing•
business, or of extendingone already estab-
lished. Possession 1st fiobn• '91,
Apply to
11M
Douai a A6xaz,
Gordon Mackay di Co..
Toronto:
tteitt#
1890. 1890
A FINE ASSORTMENT
--OF—.
Chris4mas L: Goods
Odor Cases,
Dressing Cases,
Shaving Cases,
Collar anduff
Ci Cases.
Manicures;etc.,
—BY --
J. W 3R0111111f