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The Exeter Advocate, 1890-12-18, Page 4ixever orate* SANDERS c` SWEET, Props. THURSDAY! DEO, 18th, 1890, a' 1J4J4VT11Of3.i SCItOOL ACS', The'fir$ of what will, undoubtedly, ale a Series of"legal battles ever the onstitutionality of the Act passed by tie Manitoba Government abolishing aasftperrate Schools iu the Province has *tilted in favor of the Provincial Government, Judge Kilialn, is a very elaborate and easefully prepared ,jusl g - €sent, having t1 line=1 that the Act is coalstitutinrnai. 1F will 1x1 remembered that the Provincial Legislature last £. Burr lr s, dan '.t;r,abolishing. the 1.p rate_ Selaeols which had hitherto waisted 1n alanituba, aid providing r,rllti f r Public .t,liools. The City of '!;''.inlri})O;'., struck at s.•ho„1 rate for Pub - !:le Schools only and a member of the ''j.eiate Sehcoi Board brought suit a- gainst the city to compel it to provide izaaals for the support of Separate eheals, the ease h.iu;;• baked, mainly, on the clause in 1tia :Manitoba Act of 1870, which pro -ides that Nothing in any Provincial Act shall prejudicially erect any right or priviltn;e with re wren to denominational schools which any class of persolts had by law or practice, in the Proviace before the passing of the Act. The question,there, lore, was, what was the r:auding of the Roman Catholic schools in the territory which is now the Province of Manitoba, i the time of the passing of the llaui- tetb Aet) Were tries reeegnized by he St:aate or were they nal? '1'he quest - Ion was also raised 1, hotilsr the schools established a),.'ilia eLt Ur last session a rc deaoiuivation rl and, therefore their compulsory support Catholics ?may be ragarcled is 'Ill r iringenlent lltll their til erty c. cor seleeea. 0n the 'first question, -fudge a i111Iir'Very elab- srataly .:vi';, :d the pestrion of the 3Cil(.n i question Indet• the ... I:Illcisou's Bay Company :'r';,.e.a', a:.d could not find filte.r`tIuar., were an:- Stitt, schools at ail b.r=.or.4,, a:•a:.rumiba Act of 1870, ?fart ;,hat each i•eilgLe.zas denomination supported itse lin . 'hors ". ariuntary; and as this right to suppo own cchoois had not been takenaway the Act of last session, ie Roman Catholics had not been chine d of any ley ex.:reis' prior t0370. Op second question, alt! qgh His Grace Archbishop Tache fylil.an affi- davit that the Public Schools re really Protestant Schools—in which Content- ion he claimed that he was upeld by the affidavit of Professor Brye, also lysed in the case—Judge Kilian found that the schools as :It present conti:tuted are free and non-sectarian, and there- fore, the Legislature could canal all denominations to contribute to them. "Thus the matter stands at prwett. Of course, the decision will be aplealed worn, and the case will, no doubt)e: e- -rentuall;yearried to the ImperialPrrvy Council. Monier Carmel, A grand rinsical and Literary enter tainment will be held in the Mount Carmel Seperate School on Tuesday av ning December 2 J rtl. The following is the programme,: --Opening Address, 'i`. Doyle, fnstruni ental, Brinsley .tying Band. Chorus, "Welcome to .'elnity", Pupils. Recitation, "Be Sure anau are Right", F.d.di( :. <tll. • Recitation, ,u-A'i. grievous Complaint", Thos. Carey. Song, "Its En;;lir h Yon Know", John Rowland. Dialogue; "Playing' Doctor", Pupilss Song. Where Did You Get 'That Hit", John Carey. Broom' Drill, Pupils. :Duet, "Hope Thi; and", Miss Tighe find Mr. J. Doyle, Instrumental String Ba'tid, Tableau, "The Dying Martyr", fail; iTs. Ins eume,ntal, String; .S,nnd 1tec.:I:Ilion, "Thor call me little chatterbox", Mollie Cotter. Recitation, "I'41 give you a chance", Lucy- Laugh. Song', "I owe ,'"10 to O'Grady, Jno. Carey. I;iale uo, "Amatrimonial ad - `",s r -•m at" 1'ntt "Tire (lil'•Sy Count - ss", ,Art ttla and Denis Q11t1 rry. Dia tone, "A' lig,, py fatally" ()ua.rtette, 1 tree .1'1 o'`r's 11 it hole 1', ar, :;i'.s Neville and 1°r Its,, I ...1: r 1i>>c(•r, a:rcl Do,3,710. l+{c'itit f1011, ShamusCbl`iel11 Ml's. P t'''artain Ch b rr;ir ,,, Pupils. Illecit- tti1a) Sas. th iih 'ct• 'nitrumental. i+t Stir; Band. `'It'lr<tn (herons, Good :lee 1'1tp:1St ceeaing 1)is riatrtian or l,t'iyes. lid- 1' J11 l r (41" at '.r 30, 001.1.. cartto r enr,nd.'.11. t' • STI L TO THE T T9 With a LARGIFal,end BETTER assorted toc:K than ever Which we aro determined to give; the public the benefit of Our STOCK having been bought for SPOT CISH in the lowest markets, eonsistina- of everything usually kept by a :first-class jewellery establishment. GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, LO 4113, TECA' THE Besides a host of other things, we invite all to come and see, and don't lass with your money till you see our stock and our prices, T. FITT•N, WatchaVlaker && Jeweller. ONE Oen.! NORTE of CENTRAL RIOT L. EST Bros. lumber, $97.62; J. Eilber, spikes, $5.74:; J. Smith, 50 cts. R, Armstrong, $16.60; T. Shapton, Exeter S. R. $2,50; W. Baker 2nd con.,$1; T. Lampor't,work 14th con, $11.50; S. Brokenshire,Exeter S. R. $1,3.50; Engineer $20; T. Lane hauling tyle, $3; A. Dearing, rep. cul. 50 cts. R. English„ rep. scraper $5; W. Bagshaw, rep, bridge 8 S. R. $27; J. Kerr, brick bats and hauling', $8.60; J. McCarther work S. R. $3; I'. Herst, b. bats and tyle, $9.40; uncollected, dog tax, $4; R. R. Coupons; '$5?5;: . Stahls, b. bats and hauling', $14; G. Thoth; ,1a bats, $9.20; A. Learey, lst S. R., $2; W. Lewis, Sr eitary Inspector, $2.25; E. Dutriech Ord S R. $'15; Treasurer sal- ary, $75; M. Finkbiner bar. c. taker, $5 Sec's Board Health, $15; Registered D. B. M. $20; Drainage charge, $20.91; C. Prouty cor $6; C. Prouty, bal, salary and postage $24,10; Each member of Colleen, $65; V. Rats Selecting jurors, $4; G. C;ronyn dog tax, $1; G. Killer - man gravel, $6, Those -D. R. C. of last general election who have-not 'return- ed their ballot boxes to me had better do s0 at once, or at nomination meeting Monday 29th inst. C. PROUTY, Clerk. Youre.. R..'t: J. T a, chased a draft able at any of tri L can• the 22nd of November last C. W. sheds at the banking office of f this place, and pur- rom them for $200, pay 'reticles of the Bank of Commerce. Aftrta the purchase of 'i he turns up in "tit; but either au ap- 5ice of and of the draft the next pia; was inWingham on the on the 26th or 27th he put pearance at the printin, Messrs. Southam & Co. in Lona there procures a fac simile supn>, the same drafts printed by them fo Messrs Fox. In possession of these, blanks he seems to have had a pretty fair field for his nefarious designs, especially where Mr. Fox's signature was not well known. We next find him in Belleville on 29th November, and here, so far as yet known, be made the first attempt at passing the forged drafts. Iiow many he succeeded in passing there has not come to light, but two have been acknowledged. It is also reported that he succeeded in get- ting several more otlhis hands westerly from Bellivelie, through the back wood towns up Kincardine, Walkerton and Goderich way, but so far these state- ments have not been a.uthenticated. Yourex has an uncle residing in Lon- don or vicinity, and to hila he mailed some of the bogus drafts to be cashed by him in London. The uncle, no doubt, received them in. ood faith as being genuine, and in due course presented tiara at the Bank of Commerce, but here his race was run,.. ruts bank offiei cls at London immediately deteu e1i .lie fraud and raised an alarm. Very soon a Belleville detective was on his trach, but the bird had flown. Several other detectives are now after him, also, and are ander instructions from interested parties to spare no time or expense in bringing the culprit to justice. It is also well known that Yourex forged a. large number of promissory notes, us• ing the names of 'goorl and 'responsible farmers throughout the province, Quite a number of those notes are now held in the city of London. It is strongly suspected that. Yourox was not alone in this business, that he had the aid of .one accomplice if not more. It may be said that Mr•.Fox, who is in no wa,y fi- nancially interested, but merely with a view to further the ends of ,justice; has o`'fered $200 hi addition to the other largo rewards for the apprehension and conviction '11 the culprit. A day or two ago we hada call flour Mr, 0, T. Pulford', of 1•'rllfor'd & (1 O7.1., •=;, 13rockvrllo, proprietors of •Nasal • Baha; that In all known Standard remedy: for C • 1 'While ie ,)(.in•1!, lies , r .. t ,1o. ing' 17:4 lhe oi'ih+i:ll 1 F..t.:;' a l�• l- tC.:dTY, {l(rrti' a ofl�aSal I3ar1).1. .ElC1 lla(1 " '1 lt'. ci r foe yee ll„ a sttflerer 11•om eflta:rrh. e; la,alh; In id's worrst' fora 1, ;;i,l•.t ('lz,'If 1.1 t.. � 7in -. Js, 1itd spc,rlt liuiclr(ads , .itr, I of (1oll;ar51311(1 hard: , st 171; i, r '•`-{ r _E:.�'�Gr. �.' r t ., (.0 IA l{llGtl C.1.111L C, C)t ,.. 10 1 h. phy1iiriarts without'abtai.hing,a , ;''? <l,cli't;; li" ; +;0,, I . ,., r C.11rE; 01. trespnnd rude ' ly, (), �11e; " t.�' , Mr Y} F Cfl t;'ith(rrlt e bl)t'i'if,nein �' ]tl(il'e til' ' r . , 1i ,la 1i, . ,;,roan), C. tfanlpol tr , i•olref. Mr r an (" t ,ir"t, 4z. itc t s, ;�1, .fil•fri. .' • l�'ttlfrr(1 be+iu;y'ar) ;.a.'.(1 i - i,.. 1,r; . 0\I"ric,need chemist .tt last (11 cided to ! l .. ,5 (.fi than,, ex. erillentt in 1 ' .. 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That it has met the demand for a remedy of this kind, and has given universal sat- isfaction Mr. Fulford says itis attested by thousands of tcstimonialsin the pos- session of his firm. NOTICE to CREDITORS. In the matter of the Estat( of James Oke, Auctioneer, Deceased. r Notice is hereby given pursuan ' Chapter 110 of the Revised Statutes of C tario, 1887, that all 3e -sons having claims aipst the Estate of JAMES OKI:, late at. ayillrtge of 'Exeter, in the Countyaflinron ,iiiictioneer, Deceased, who died on the 13th c 0' of Sept- ember, MO, are required to delive .ior send by post inepaid to the undersign - if Solicitors forMary unE. 4dminist, for of homas tht. Ire Il hand Personal Estate of the said deco sod,. on or ---befoe the lest Day of February,' 1891, a statement in writing contt ning their names and addresses and fall iatiiiculars of their claims duly verified by btat1 tory dee- (if and the nature of tha'security, (if any) held by them; and that 1.a,fter the said last mentioned date the sail a lmnrs trotriti and Administrator WiTI Laicecl' To distribute the assets of the sell, • ]state amour; regard only to claims of which not ce shall parties entitled thereto havinm have been received as above required, and the said Administrotrix and Administrator will not be liable for the said assets; or any part thereof so distributed to any person or E. of whose claim notice Wall not have been received at the time of such dis- tribution. Dated this lith day of December,'' JO. ELLIOT S. ELLIOT, Solicitors for Aclministrotrix and Adulinistrator, Exeter, Ont. ARE NgativeOT aMedi- Pur• cine, They are a BLOOD I3IIILDER,, Tomo and Rnoo.l- srleno roti, ae they supply in a condensed form the substances actually needed to en- rich the Blood, curing all diseases coining from Boon and WAT- ERY 33L00D, or from VITIATE HUMORS in the BLOOD, and also invigorate and BUILD yr the BLOOD and SrsTEnr, when broken down by overwork, me ntal- norr di y; sscrs, excesses and indiscre- tions. They have a S ormo ACTIO\ on the SEXUAL SYSTLr12 Of both men and women, restoring LOST vxGon and correcting all IRREGIILAaITj 5 and EE�p strr0I ISSIONS. RY t'", AN S' bofindshismente;1fae- his physical powers flagging, tlts dull or failing, or PILLS. They will resto11lostuene ld g ©s tboth physical ancl mental. EVERYEVERYWOMAN should take diem, Citi They euro alt sup- pressions and irregularities, which inevitably entail sickness when neglected. Y O U N GICRP should take ±hese PILLo, sults of youthful bad h bits and strengthen the system, YOUNG WOMEN shoose uld tPake thorn. make them regular.Thenns will Por sale by all druggists, or will be sunt upon receipt of price (50c. per box), by addressing TEO; . WILLIADIS' .2I2±2). CO. Brockville, Ont A Fresh and New Stock of e 3r0C0ligs Gelliggli0110.11 JUST ARRIVRD AT THE Family : Croceryv Also Pure EXTRACTS and SPICES. A beautiful piece of glass- ware given away with 1M of Mayell's Baking Powder. ashwood noiler. Flour • For Sade. Call and examine our goods efore purchasing elsewhere.. G. > n N tl d1lGEfi�guN. GEKMEMEWMEZMIZerszezEla The .Famous $l;eavy-bodied Oil., ;made only by C0o11 Bros. o. Toronto. 'Cleo i once mad you will tizso Sao other. 1VIcColl's Famous CYLINDER OIL Is the miles in Canada for engine cylinders. ZEICM ---FOR SALE BY--- ISSETT B, Il•S®, Exeter, Mario. rnra,msa,apm.mvanens EW T R SH a.=a.aa.. alaaa lammare.. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED OUT A NEW STOOK OF / II 3: II :I: .i :I; II II it ll :I: II II 3: II FIRST-CLASS WIKTER SUITING& T. II I II II II ILII 1• II t II II Ii InCanadian and Imported Tweeds, French. Worsteds, etc., which he will sell at right prices. If you wish a nobbyor plain suit it will repay you to call and examine his lrge stock which has just arrived. SORE FIT GllfillitglIEll EVERY TRE. Special attention gien to ladies mantle mak'g. Give mea Trial and 37eu will be Convinced.. Stand one door north of Fish's Barber shop. hMES H. GRXEVE•. salkare REA1) and LE RN whare to 1o'> i° The Best Goods for the Least �n e e . _ .`•iii''r'��'r�'IC.'Cfi:.^r'Tv�',':�:: We carry the largest stock of STOVES and TINWARE in town and we are selling it at the lowest possible price for cash. In Hall and Library Lamps. we are showing an elegant display at right prices. All kinds of Table ancI ?land Lamps at wnolesale prices. In Cross -cut Saws we are showing all the latest and leading patterns and makes. 5 different patterns to choose from. AXES, a large stock at prices that defy competition. As usual a full stock of General hardware, paints,, ells and glass on band. Jam. A Call Solicited. -. % AGENTS FOR THE RAYMOND SEWING- _MACHINE Be Remember the old stand -- T A .:a?�' ., AG FOR 8(01(15± SCHOOLHOUSE The movement; for hoisting tho Canadian (lag on ttm schoolhouses on anniversaries of 1101101 ,:vtt tsin our Id Ory is spreading rapidly throughout the Demand on and evoking tilt. hearty approval of 13.11 patriotic citizens. :LI• ready inn r 'tai: `e mL has done its share in holuingon this move01111) by awarding .'t handsome flap. to one school in tach rountY of Ontario, but lire number oven quinas frc n ail parte; of the Dominion as tc, how flags can be obtained by other.3chocls has determined the pub.lisher's of'11)1. 1113'1le11 to ori'er it handsome CAl'NA:D:C.A) T FLAG or nrst huntin infect long (regular prim; $15). aaspr rim u m hunting.it?,(1)111 1 utotr e,ubecribc.r:, to t S l':14MP,d'i3G'Tr1.3 at it n1 oreight. ttewYearly subscribers 0 'VIZ;pr r. tL6 1ifi�q',oL,: . ar ,t, um, annum, of 0 prop,.), tier,) u1t'iiach, 0.1 subyc r,ptiun to. Daily counting for k(±; { weeklies, Every in the Dominion ought; to !Bayo tt national fl )g, and this olf'et prnserris an orr• portetnrtyfor emelt ohlr,iuing it without cost, and with little (1'111ble, Let those who arc interested in getting It ling for their' sellout. lu)rrs) jour 1n got tins; 1t1, ti 011)1,. and Shue sub scrits 1,1 r;et full Value for 11 e'r money in Chv best newspaper in tits 1>on.lnion, tlrnr Ool obtains its ling 1 Q;:3' 531 l'CD;; ;