The Exeter Advocate, 1889-8-29, Page 4THE
holding the mirror up to nature, dnzl-
or thematises them because, intent upon
uter 'O.Gt .e. making Canadians satisfied with their
i7 a1.
SANDERS. Editor. country and. thankful to Providence
for blessing enjoyed -they publish.
figures to prove how many starving
Mil1ious brag out a miserable exist
THE 2,f I'B.l ran G.i1S:i1 once in the United States; ;tow many
mortgages rest upon agricultural des-
trioti ;tow many municipalities and
lee• Ilona Secretary, praying that a state debts> are paid by direct taxation! LIVERPOOL. AND
cayreying out of the death son. This Is but right, so long as true, and QUEBEC SERVICE
Thursday, August 29th., 1889.
The monstrous petitions presented
'ALLAN:: .'.5[4.INE.
ROYAL. IAIL
Mice upon Mrs, lifaybriek proved true the statement is be! and the sllad-
w a;;etive, so• for as on ertam of lire oared shadow of at doubt, We are told
,s•.< ��tRe; , it sec , lowevet, boltlex thatttt
t0 S:t that
these things
:last the very set of clemency is viewed
ntOnentis,; circles as a virtual ad
`des ion of the existence of a doubt as
Ise it=r gztilt. Recent;; , basing ou
;*tynelusio:;s upon Justice. Stephens
urge, we gave the salient points
against tat? ulifOrtunate woman, 'bu
a: tian:os by and the: hi;la.st legal
iii; s express opinions, it taus.
sal�zfc? el a very strong prima facia
a�azht is cast open the tines i s
ilia 1lkd I;irieriv been IhiuM 'in
should dissuade Canadians from seek-
1
hag the market of sixty million people,
;which lies at their doors, is surely a o4
r great demand upon their credulity.'' Thur day , -. $21$4°,..,....:
"Eli lay so? If there is an overstocked, " June 6
s- market in the United States, would it Friday, 4: ,0
Thursday,
R; 20..
t be i muzercial wisdom, to send pro- Friday, "
d'. cs tlsere? Would it be conantercial j Thursday , duly 4
.
wisdom, this being the case, to open `� tt 11
:,tax: ika .rhes for the r.*ertzton of sets Friday, �: fot 19
kThaat sday:, 25.,
' this st,seks, girodueed by vast Armes Friday. August 2. ,
of eeznpetilag artisans, manufacturers ;'Phos: ft e,y, " S
oz
Friday,
Th
ursdaty
a
.
Friday,
Thursday,
Friday,
I\ ERPOOL. STEAiIIEIt. p`noac QL;1+aBEC.
.April 16 ,,,,, *CIRC; SSIAN,,,,., Friday Nay'
a
26:. , , , I'ARi„,1Ai� .. ,, Thursday � 16
Nay 2.: -. POLYNESIAN, ,. ae a 3
44 14,.., =• jCATIM AGENIA1
" 16..,,,.i SARDINIAN. ,... Thursday, .June 6
at .. *CIRCASSLtN ,.,. Friday, o 14
Thursday,
bt - ,a 27
Thursday,
fait, 1wia.•sv, r, is s -*id, he will shortly
,-,r nv.--Mr;s.-Maybriek would e -
and graetticur ;t •--th:se having been "
..v,
salad mad owe f I 1,
Friday,
,1,;•a I at•ed Pn the evidt„nc *. ht,if o e uttuy of't xtreme preteetioza? " ;c e
Ile crime was waaaatetl. It is: folly to tail: of an arangetnent f Thursday,
� > � 4.
,tzitd the glary rendered '115'11' 1 salify bi, to handled ft^otia eta
aIle t
of •.-; uilty," const!ttucut upon • aracll.ienc�. 1part front these eonsiti-
zea*' 1 ?air rather than positive atIrms, altogetlwr-the Amerieaus do
rof Mat site administered poison to UOt want to extent; fair play; they
* maxi whore SyStem setas already i demand the turkey- every time aud.
Lac ad l:y deiota+rlous drugs. We donbtiess monopolise the . buzzard as
if any Canadian or American 'ell. sl;ratalfl circumstances' favor them,
gam+ or Jury lvould hove sent a To toll Canadians they should "tab.�
',7's'soa i to 111,3 gallows upon such ; adti antag a of a market of 60,000,000,"
'
t :i isti't : --even thought 0. strong, very 1 is flue coons;;; but quite as reasonable
Mtn, presumptive case was made al5 pra'Senting at moan with a tooth
Lemon doting •hos hut one pica:, and the advice to go and capture
the riser of Gibralter with it, When
the p:'ophe of the 1 Idled States are
1
prey 'arid to meet Canadians 'upon ate.
etluitable footing, then will be time
mature a reciprocal policy;. Mesin-
3neo .con- while, let Canadians have confidence
iz eau sar itis. 4 in their country, left them be united
teaace fres Iv criticise the; and self•assertiai,g, let thein develop
A&act`, and nae strong points their marvellous natural resources,
tatted in the defence. The • and within two decades the Dominion
Mired as to whether death will aar,;ttit5 the Proud l Osition Of being
to poisoning or ultimo taus, s, than right arm of the British Empire.
sic found in the t°it i organs • _
+its hardly sufficient to kill, It
•gas.: mesa might have been accounted
Irby the,• fact that the det:eas ed lutd Tg ara".t %x. ---.If Ikaghtivood, on 24th Inst.,
teensame laalaitttal arsenic e Ltc�z: Thin that infant Sall of :Air. sand Mrs. •
a;cd 3 mannas sand 17
taft...$ of th,. drug' found in the apparel days.
tnzu,
" ai. th.s ap artint nts rad Mrs. iti:Lybrick BoscatAN --In rabarn e, on Vinci inst.,
Mary, beloved wife of Mr. Thomas
Bowman, aged 73 years 8 months
and .23 days.
i?3 4TFHHSON.--If Exeter, on 26th inst.,
James Matheson, aged 78 gears
and 3 months.
cies live wherever civilization
a•ztce the humane dread of
i
stn ••�
sib a v
It for
aT*zut,
yw-creature. Learned
hat fills. Maybricit is
might possibly have been due to hr
aged habit of using. . arsenieal pre•
atariations us eosanetics. This conflict-
- evidence evidence diel not establishthe
=sanOv neof the accused woman.
340:•did it clearly prove guilt. It left ,�
ANINMONL
.bo question in doubt. American law
a t iaaxr that the amused di have 8eitoo7 hoard.
o
The Beard met on Aug, 2tird, in the
the benefit of a doubt, juries usually= 'Town Hall, ,letting adjourned to the
give a Roman eSpecia.ily that benefit. nous; of the chairman. Ali the mem
'This c'as. suggests another uut+resting' hers were present, Minutes of previous
iiafference between capital trials in meeting passed. Inspector's report
England and in the United States.
s Maybriek was not allowed to take
tae witness stand in her own behalf,
Int she was permitted by the judge
trr•road her story from the dock with
-
Out being sworn or Subjected to cross-
exaaznination. In the States, a prisoner
c+ulsl not be allowed such a privilege.
but tit 11 itnCS$ stand is ofcn to him
1i wit -his to take it. In that case
e must testify- 'under oath and is
uui,;ect to cross-examination. Alto-
;tiier, it is better that the doomed.
woman was reprieved. She had been
-unfaithful to her marriage vows, but
the divorce court, not tho gallows, 'is:
the arena usually chosen for remedy-
lg evils and punishing oMincesof.
iia:), kind. The unfortunate woman
asMS= paid the penalty of a crime she
atznfe'ssed, and doubt existing, it was
night that her life should be spared.
TAHT OLD, OLD STORY.
VII 'ciiief Opposition organ of the
mLiberal" party is again worshipping
Unrestricted Reciprocity idol. Despite
the fact that our neighbor's across the
ou ler have snubbed the pretentions
of those who advocated reciprocal ar-
rntn g tents; despite the fact that the
33aautling has been tumbled over and
willed into the gutter, slapped upon
me check and pounded upon the other
aand..finally ejected from every promin-
ent place wherever introduced, it
would seem, that Canadians are still
a„_Iced to harbour this little trade Arab'
though entitled to be considered the
*.gitimate offspring of intelligent par-
entage. Surely it is time to give the
,jjlblic a rest upon the question; the
a:; of. Brother Jonathan's boot has se
m7rlaiset3:the monstrosity; . that time
should be given for recovery. Like
A-temua Ward's monkey -it may a be
a°aarm:losing little cuss" -but there is
jut such a thing as monotony, even
5t the monkey business. The Tor`on
Glebe condemns other, journals for
1
.
.
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12.. I' 1ItI:�[A�" t Thursday, 0etobor
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Eyes front,
QUICIIC MARCH
W1 SOUTHCOTT'S
Clothing and 0 -eats.
riarzusunioSTORE
ETER
� a - ONTARIO.
Soma of the #nest o
goods that can be
secured, are arriving every
day.
GEl!v'aTS' FURNISHINGS IN TFIg
LATEST STYLES AT RIGHT
PRICKS.
A CALL SOLICITED.
&OUTBCOTT
Corner Mein and John Street.
Fi `. ~b, ONTARIO,
3IARKET SQUARE
NERAL STORE
The undersigned would inform the
Public, that he hos just rteeivetl
Itis
NM ER I *4 STOCK,
INCLUDING
A
RUM LINE OF DRY U0OIls,
RATS AND CAPS, AND CROCK-
ERY, BOOTS AND .SHOES.
Those wishing. anything in my iliac
will 1 flied i to
itthew
advantage 't cath,
g caul
and inspect my goods and prices,
Best Boller MOW? always,
An 11.1.11(1.
Highest Price paid for Butte
and Egge, and all find of
Produce,
RATES OF PASSAGE BY TAIL STEAMS.
ia, s:,Si4a415LINI, (ITC r•titag to zteeoninioliatiott. Servants in cabin. VO. Tater,-
nit • P. •stctrH e, y:8' lactone Tieto..t ., 'C thin, tt4, *8', it;it�. Second- Caa,biR, ; Tom' a
r.�gt,, 6`t 1,113. •
rcltaeiau or other extra er$. C31'in Fal. PIO, aaai ala, aea:ortting to aecomaala,
nut robin, gra. Sterrag ,
age etas.
t'ls`iial I41''avi11 not Carrs• pmseur„ors, from this tido There will be n
trying passengers from Qneboe diaayStat,July Sthe .Augusteth, September 1St
rs eau SOU Erato '.alontra;al.
z Imam tleuots, $so,ilio•and tae, jntermecliate,
JOHN SFACKMANI
the only authorised agent for E: etet-: Ont.
ook before you Leap.
.AND BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR
Building Hardware,Binding
Twine, Harvest Tools,
OR ANYTHING IN
STOVES
C1a11 and see
BISSETT I3ROS,' large stock and get prices,
TURNIP and ether field seeds a specialty.
Cash paid for
Eggs,
Hides, Skins,
and other farm produce.
BISS:E,TT BROS.
and accepted, excepting- the "'
suggestion to open a new department
discussedQu
action on which was deferred for the /TYZ (,resaut. New lis� TEsT
P t of text books adopted
for economical reasons as well as their
partial advantage to the pupils. Pass
ing of the following resolution: --That
whilst this Board sees the necessity- of
introducing the complete list of new
telt books it desires to second and
publicly express its strong disapproval
of the repeated changes made in the
list of authorized text books at such
uncertain intervals and for such indefi-
nate periods and that it further appeals
to the subject of education in interests
of the Public Schools of Ontario that
all changes should take place at the
same time and no further alteration
of the list of text books be al'owed for
a subsequent period of not less than
file years. -Mover, T. Fitton; seconder
E. Rollick. Pointers to be procured
for the use of the teachers.
Appointment of Mr. G. H. Tomto the
pri,tcip;alship for 1890 reconsidered,
the majority as per last meeting ad-
hering firmly to the choice made. Read-
ing of the resignations of the chairman
and Dr. Lutz, forced by conscientious
opposition to Mr. G. Tom's appointment.
Motion to adjourn.
J. GRIGG, Secretary.
Public Meeting.
A public meeting, called by the
chairman of the School Board was held
in the town hall on Monday evening.
Mr. J. Parkinson was appointed chair-
man and after announcing the objects
of the meeting, introduced the chair-
manof the School Board,Mr. Wrn. Grigg.
Mr. Grigg informed those present that
he had resigned from the Board, and
give his reasons therefor. He was fol-
lowed by Dr. Rollins,' John Grigg, Dr.
Lutz, D. Mills, R. H. Collins, D. Johns,
Dr. Browning, J. White, T. Dearing,
and M. Barrett. The following resolu-
tions were adopted. -iiIovecl by R. H.
Collins, seconded by S. C. Hersey, and
resolved, that this meeting regrets the
decision arrived at by Mr. Grigg and
Dr. Lutz in resigning from the School
Board and that their resignations not
be accepted, and they retain their posit
ion. Moved by John White, seconded
by Thos. Dearing, and resolved, that
this meeting ask the trustees to recon-
sider their action in regard to hiring'
the teacher.
„This is to certify' that I believe Ever-
est Omagh Syrup saved my life. --Thos.
Marshall, Forest P. 0,
CI -MA NESS.
J. 11-1e THCOTT
-o-I NOW OF + RING -o_
A
9
BIT
CA ES Etc.,
mem CrC7., I I "2 -
Of Every Descripti,at.n :Made to Order.
J. H. Northcott,
ONE DOOR NORTH OF FANSON'S BLOCK.
Main -street - Exeter.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT
an so TY •
ds
from which this paper is printed
was supplied' by the
��b TYPEIiI
Dealers in Type,
Presses, and Printers' Supplies.
J. T. JOHNSTON
80 &':82 Wellington Si. west
TORONTO, ONT.
J. P. ROSS.
22 88)
J. 9. MA1LAOMDZ
JiIercliarti Tailor.
Up stairs, over H. Spackman's
UTardware Store..
Xie ;las in stock some ofuhe
finest summer goods
to be found on
the market.
A CALL SOLICITED.
J. G. SMALL, eCOMEEe,
London Huron & BruceRailway
GOING NOnTri
London, dep.;rt.
Lucas Grossing.
Clandeboye ....
Geutratlia
-Trus TAELE--Pass'nr.
..8.05 A. .ar , 4.25 P.31.
,8.47...... 5.20
, ,5.52 5.28
905. 5.45
EXETER
Hensall , ...... ,
Kippen
Brucefield ..
Clintoiz. , .
Londcsboro' ..
Blyth....... .
Belgra.ve .. . .
Wingham
GOING SOUTzr
Wingham .
Belgrave
Blyth.......„
Londesboro' ... ,
Clinton. .
Brucefield
Iippen .. •. .
Iiensall. .
EXETER ..
Centralia
Clandeboye
Lucan Crossing .
London, arrive
9.16. . 5.57
..9.28. - 6.09
9g4 6.17
9.42 6.26
.10.00.. 6.45
.10.19 7.03
10.28 7.12
10.42 7.27
11.00.: 7.45
Passenger.
. 7.05 A.M8.40 P.m.
. 7.24 4.00
. 7.38 •4.15
. 7.47 4.25
▪ 8.07.:4.46
.S26.. 5.04
834.. 5.12.
. 8.41 5.19
3565.33
9.07 5.45
9.18 5.56
9.24 6.02
10.15.....: 6.45
FOR BALE -
Warmers,
Warmers, Gardeners and Florist,
A fair sized brick cottage centaizifag
dining -room, sitting -room, 3 bedrooms,, eel
trance hall, with two good cellars under-
neath, large kitchen 14x10 foot with wood-
shed attached, two large greenhouses, small
stable, good well of water; with aareg:of
land, all well fenced ancl• in fair eondititm.
This property is within five minutes' walk
of the Exeter post office. The land will be
sold on easy terms. Apply to
A. ALLEN, yExeter, `Ont.
April 11, 0 m.
MEDICAL.
THE CELEBRATED DR. LN CARRON,
OF PARIS, FRANCE, HAS ESTABLISHED
AN AGENCY IN TORONTO FOR THE SALE
OF HIS MEDICINES, WHICH ARE A POS-
ITivE CURE FOR ALL CHRONIC AND
P.ii,IVATE DISEASES OF LONG STANDING,
ALSO YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION,EARLY"
DECAY, ETC., SHOULD WRITE FOR IN-
FORMATION. CORRESPONDENCE CON-
FIDENTIAL. ,
ADDRESS; ALL LETTERS 4T0
THE E. E. CRANE AGENCY,
CAMERON, PLACE; TORONTO.
CLOTHING
J.
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EXETER, - ONTARIO,
SPRING 91�� SUMMER
IN TIIIE FOLLOWING LIN
,'/ES
of England Settings and Trolls
ering,
Seoteh Tweed Suitings and Trouser-
ngs.
reneh and English Worsted Cloths
All male up in the e LateSt.
Style, at best Rates.
L.H Dickson's
Il � Litato
T,tat 1u.2., in the 1stconcessionof the town
`•t" ' 'iiihbort.eoatainint'j' 1tr1 aero... Timm.
t trine will bitmad plica .and on Cady' terms
'f he fame I . situated today l'atweetabrofortla
and 1ltahlilt, on the Tiarr:u, brave; Road.
Church and R.ritoei within too }•::rill or gyrus.
Sail the best iia the cotatuy.
A nt:wb. r of F,xeter villa s rtaperttes for
sal@ Aft thw best of ternna,iueliuiiug sumo of
tlaaoroost dcsirablo resi+icnceoin town,
4 •Ir a,., lushheaviuilt o bought pia3
t
TA Itourdiug House h;eep.ra--Qat eorrtpIe.
f'V
LAA tiri aA
tr �A
tuada'v i
3 Li colval
d titian
Estee ns to xdAitiatta
iiatnob aar0#A he @AAS
Mores;, A Iaouae to let at aa.moll VIA CAM.
nkat oftnvottaoalatina: a to AO !,oaralcrs,..Artiest
Ave v a;LAmteu'walk trona the foundry.
Parfnrtttcr ,pArtiettlors apply to
.L.1i. DICKSON,
a t. Darri.,.:tr.Exeter.
S. GJBLEY.
THE LEADING
tiridertalmer
AND
furniture Dealer
OF THE
TOWNP
I have an immense Stock of.
Furniture and Undertaking "4
Goods now on Band, which T
win sell at right prices.
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
An exainhiation of our Stock
Solicited.
S. GIDLEY.
YOU WANT A
Clean anialy Shavi
OR
Neat Hafr Cut,
CALL AT THE
elltral Barber Shop,
Fanson's B1ook,
Exeter
A. Hastings,
PROPRIETOR
Exeter Pijoo$tuaio,
Why is it'
that in other towns
and surrounding. countrythe
speak so highly photo-
graphs
the they
. ,
5 rape s that are taken
in Exeter.
And how; is it that there are
so many photos sent into 'the
different cities of Ontario from.
EXETER PHOTO GALLERY
Because Senior's work is as
gooey if not better than any of
the leaching galleries in the
cities and their prices are $4
and $5 per cloz., while they
get then.. at Senior's for 53.00.