The Exeter Times, 1878-3-14, Page 44
TEM TIMBS
80.1314.1 HURON LI•B:EIBAL
-Conservativ Anociation.
.1 Sl:'1 CIAL MEBTIN 1 of the Liberal Conserv-
'ative Association of the South 'tiding of Huron
mil: be hold I \ IntrAntat'IeIln,
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 21s!}
AT TWEL'1'I'1.O'CI,OCN, NOON.
for the p•irpoSe of selecting candidates for :the
next elections for the HouseCommons and
I_,egislativeAssembly of ,)ntario.
As this will bo an important meeting, a large
attendance is respectfully requested.
In. u.Iu1TCHIXI, Q. E. JACI{SON,
President- Secretary.
lie 'x> ter
THE PROPOSED POOR HO•USE..
The sction of 'tile County Council
in sending :a deputation of it members
through, the country to the various
poor houses wbioit unfortunately and
unnecessarily have beeu ereoted in
Canada, appears to our mind to have
been premature. Before any import-
ant step is taken wllioll affects tete
whole county and the expenses of
which hale to be borne by the people
without distinction, it should he neces-
sary to have the people in all portions
of tate county :clamoring for such all
institution. To wait until this were
TDUB$DA.Y. IUA.RCU 14, 1878. done would chow a desire on the part
of the representatives of the various
towns,villages and townships to be
guided by the will of the people, and at
their dictation. To have waited until
ernment of Quebec did not resigc of• every municipality , or at least the ma-
fice, but were expelled therefrom by y'arity of the wuuicipttlities had spoken
the Lieutenant -Governor, M, De St. isotdedly 1n favorof a poor house in the
Just. The only reason that can be as-! ((Maty wetted have beet' eleaPly paying
signed for this outrage upon the people proper re 1pat2t to file people. But to
of that pxovince which h lana the Tessler- bring p the. quea;tion at one meeting
to be governed by one of the most+ and a a at the same meetiug to determine
bitter pat tizaus of the Dominion is
that the railway l,)olioy of the 13e
Boucherville G lverl3lnept dill !lot uteet
the approvtst of the -Lieutenaut•G ver.
Icor, But this will not stand examina-
tion and justify M. St. Just. In that
policy the Government was sustained
by at largo majority of the people's rep.
rise ltativea, itnd by the people them
-trivets. The. tick+ of public opinion had
.tot turned a);aiust the Govenunept in
euy degree, much less Wail the tone ot
;;ublie opttliee eo decidt'diy iu con
Oeuatntion of the Goserninent as to
':'arrant M. St. Just in taking a step
.vhieb is withoct precedent in the an
stela of ecustitutionaf Government and
withouta parallel is coute2nllJra-
neoue history. '.Vhe people and not
the delegated power of the erawu have
he right to say who their rulers shall
be, and go contrary to the expressed
will of the people, as has Neu clone in l though, we dr not for a 11l nitwit doubt
this inetance, is to do that which would
raw -
not have been tolerated for an instant
hammer of th3 gentian] en bat rata -
.i the .tugs when the It minus pat theira or think them of the highest integrity,
empire up at auction. The Gevero.
tuent, who are the people thetn4elvea,
have a ptlrfect right to frame their own
polies. and to :embody it in lc'g!'.iattive
enaettneut so little," as they do ltothiug
ultra vire,. In thti matter of the rail- • only what would calltit•!li their views,
way bills, tllt•y were Lining nothing nee.
oonstitntienal or beyoud their power. WOW reader thein iutreuaillle to per
But the real explauattion of the groat' haps a great many thingli whieh tell
outrage offered not only to the people
of Q,lebee, but to all lovers of responsi-
ble Government in the broad D nninien
is foetid in thio flet that in the Fruv.
limo •.f foiti••bc"e, tnare rttrticul rly, the
Clrnvernm(ut of 1.r, Mae.11eilzi,i liar filet
with the almost nuivcrsa, orNt ;wn:a-
tivu of the temple. Tlr,'ty knn;t they
have nliegovurued the e niutry, they
know the fate that awaits thele as sure
ly as tea cull rules in the east ands 'ts
in the welt, they kuo,v the verdieb that
will be returned when they cannot avoid
asking the people for 1 n expression of
opinion up(ln their mat -administration.
and no effort will 1 e 1 ft uudote
and no stoma unturned in their dire ex-
tremity. To contra the treasury
beeches of each of the Provinces is the
grand aim of theGuternrnent at Ottawa.
mei when dais purpose could not be
aorurnp(i' hes by .fair meaus they have Frorn the various conflicting tele -
THE QUEBEC 0trritm E,
Aa the Couservative stress through.
out the country maintained, the Gov-
up':)u seeding. a deputation to exautiue
into the worsting of tete peer houses of
thecau nary is evil J11OS that thatdigt2iffed
b•edy, tate Queut). Conned, have in this
wetter acted with uudue haste, and
without for a moment coosultintg the
feeliug of the people, to whore will in
set IAittera, the will of the Cottecil
tl!weld be subservient, We have uta
idea whet manner of report ei.1 bt:
u►•eseutetl at the next meeting of too
Council by the gentlemen elle were
delegated to perfartu this duty, nor de
wa taut what were the opiuioue of the
members of ;"lett contrail:tee, prior to
their appointment, teu king the estab-
litihuiciut of tepocr .house,• but it infest.
be evident tha. it they Were iu favor ot
ouch au tuatitutioll bore, they could
easily ileal :luta upou which to found a
vary favorablereport. If they were
in fever of it, than a wide margiu meet
be allowed on their report ; for,
and iuoat):abto ttf attempting to d.la121Yet
the 1)141)1E4 still u )files the ett'i•llt
}mints of the iestituliotts they vi,ited
lead a etrikiatl;iy nufavuurtble appear•
wee, their natural eaago;uees to tied
tti;ttiltet the ettece,sfnt workiugs of a
poor tease. With regard to the no-
eesiitytor a poor htluse iu the C.tu:,ty
of Huron we du not ofu.)ursepre e,,d to
speak for all parts, tint wo beti,.:vu
we are expressing the sentiunuts at
least of the people i.i tins district whet!
we say than the proposed poor house i.
by no means acceptable. The patipt•re
arum d hese are few and far between,
and so far as the people hero art. 0011-
cerued, tliey'canoot possibly have any
reason to wish for any extra expense be
Ing imposed an them Merely to support
Gadetieh paupers.
pr ! ilesitatte•1 to resort to the fonleit,
and thereby to cat reproach upon and
satirizti that freedom of our cunetitu-
ii ii and security of one Jawe. 7 he
%Li lizig of time and .aceestion to
power ia:al.e vast ehanges in reform
rand a difference in the understanding of
From John O'Groat's to Cheviot side,
And thence to where the Cornish hills
Look out upon ttie swelling tide;
From where the North Sea's foam daises steel)
Wave.piled along the yellow Bands,
To fair Caernarvon's casted step
From vales, that lurk'xteath t kiddcw's height
From busv hamlets clustering thick
11 here rolls the Severn broad and bright --
Comes up the voice of rich and poor,
Of men whose great ancestors bled
At Cress, and at Agincourt,
Half in contempt, in anger half,
To ask of England's royal beast;
"Art thou lion, or a calf r'
:373
NOW a..6 the time to give your Horses
Perry';; Celebrated
Condition, Cough,. and 'leave Powders.
A FRESH STOCK ALWATS ON HAND,
ALSO PURL: DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, D'x'E-STUFFS, &c., &c,, dee.,)
THE FISHERY AWARD,
Considerable opposition has beep
stirred ug in the Linited States against
the fishery award of the Halifax cam-
mission. The chief reason urged
against the payment of the Ave million
dollars is that the appointment of ore
of the vomnliesiono's1 Delfoese, was
Ant objected to by the Americana, but
dually cemented to by them under the
urgent pressure of the British Govern-
ment; alt(1 that he acted througtlout
not as an arintratorbut as an advocate.
Senator ]3laiueheads the opposition to
the payment of the award. tv11i1e other
Sonaters Itiaintain that the aacvard
should be pain for the take of they
honor of the country. Utile award be.
not paid unpleasnut complications be-
tween tete ltritittl! and United Staten
Gevermueuts may arise, the upshot of
:� 11X1► it wotlii be difficult to foretell.
Englaratl has allays readily and cheer-
fully bowed to the deeWtn of arbi'
Ireton; en 111Lernatlt'11ai cineetions, sed
there can be no good and sufficient
reason why the 1, ted States eaouid'
not do likewise.
f' 0NSEItV.A.T1V1'; ItOLIGr.
The present condition of the county'
demands that a protea,ive tariff shell
be nut owed ou all articles camitng into
the country which We Cap ()ursttivee
ltttCt
. What We cannot frad
Tr
C
shall tutee ie free. This will strentllou
iter cripplt;tl iudastrieeetutl nerve them
to f telt ext•rti we. But when the
conditieu el' tete eottntry shall have
ahangee, when wo 6110,11 have 8me(1e'etl•
ed in driving ethnpeetitotd from the field
that should only belong to ourselves,
end plaited our rodlike -11 IIs to poeitiou
to control t lit' markets, and n lien they
ghlalf have arrived at such a stage of
adv;tweenwnt that they cite do without
lt1'0teetion, thou the volley of the Con-
servative party bhnll be cllaut2ed to
tett the c.tnditieu of the country.
They ell not hold fatuously to any pol-
icy,. but their cA nmereiel ''ality iia'
moulded by the ircuu stances of ti!()
people, the condition of the c •sentry and
oar relation to neighboring nations.
PENNY lIkta ,Isos.--Tete fenny read-
ings entertainment will bo held in
Paulson's 11 ill next llunday evening.
A. good p °gliunn1e may be expected
grarus regarding affairs in the.: East,
are gather that the efforts to Convene a
C ngretts of European nations to. whom, Y
'the terms (if puce between ltuasitt anal
Turkey shall be submitted for approval 1
and ratification, are progressing static-
its principles. Out of office they were f,tctorily. England demands that
ardent lovers of re=potteibte and consti
tutiou;tl Governillent and eloquent as Geeesta be repteuented at the congress,
fenders of the sacred "rights of the and that the entire bases of peace be
people. Ili office, they scatter tbelr laid before the congress for concider;t-
tiuu. The demand for Grecian repre-
seutf,aiou a as for a time stoutly resist. 1
ell by Ituesia, btu at last c•,tnplilance 1
was yiel led. To the (lermautl that all
ell the. points of the'pre)i1,.tinary treaty
het a eon the late belligerent but now
'When Bt.SL, Just inclines -MS liewl-iirprasrr• a anlict4lile..:po vera -be .:.subnai'tted, the'
fl ssittua urge objections; but we have
W>, haveIuct•ived a moan ago fear that. once. the British Govern -
containing an atuN.lyt,is of. 1110 evidence went !mikes a dellitblid.resting on jllst-
given at thea i'nve.dtigation• into the lice. ittlill not, see that cifuiaald re -pec
cllur3es pry:f,.rred against the Centred, ed.. An:etican u(:.wspap is have a Iier-
committee isp Teel fail.: ,No floubt can 'feet right to taunt'England with cow•
exist io the rntud of any: reasonable tstdice,'but tll2•ougbout this cuniplicat-
.n tli, after. as ca.refgl . perusal, of thio cd affair thd. Iiri,cisli ( ovetianieff'Uias
pam pillet, that '.hissrs. vid acted alike With flmiFss ii;d jtlCl- co"
ns
K.e.Laittan were lucre thief guilty-sfaae. prndenoei. Were ot;cnsion to demand
)stay use the 'expression-- of every it, the Britten iiwt ;would show PO
Charge made against them. That they
are c.lrrupt and dt•filed ,latest be theveyed ire `the folleti";u+ lines is without'
,f
yerclist o, every honest mail.
promises to the Waal(ti. snap their fin-
grers defiantly in tite :',ace of Principle,
lied euV, Ula: )1'la1S 1:17113 ((C"JJ13 C•1a+11111'
t0211 Cela !" •
1a Satan trembles when ho sees
The vil.at sinner on his knot: s,
Da great surprise he'll surely ,stare
neighbors that the it_sinuation con -
1 1!ru •--i
(MEAT WESTERN
STEAVISHIe LINE!
NEW YORK c& BRISTOL,
... ENGLAND) DIRECT.
,tee_.-..
87'RAAISIrIPS :
H0:11T1lSi';T, 2CCt) tons, Capt. Western, CORNSS'i1�L, 130uu do .• htanq.er, A1t11,At;ON, 1500 do,-
b3/son,, D111;'t,iv, tib uo„ i3ttteane.,
,SAIL 10111 V1UII1LY.
The Steamers a this nee have superior aecom-
in:mations for all classes of pass •ugers,greatcare
having t,(: 1, taken i • the u +nstruetion or tau vos-
selstu aecureguodverltilattou, uud ere••:• attention
i 'it x 1 1 t h " Th
pan c, rua(T t an( oulultu at. t o ).5HSUS0. O
etla•tt i3 o: a, lknd IU nit itixeut l -algia to ,wad ltOni. the
\Vest of bngt.tuct u.td. loath aina, Vuralwul1,
Soiuet 04, Dives, S1Jatuuu aft and t 1utiaes0,t',
Capt. Gest, Kern!),
AGENT, EX.ETE .
TOST.—ON FRIDAY, l'.1413. 15'1'1J.
4
a nota (1rn wu iu favor of A, Dinsmore or
bent t:r, .tgaiusll Ab: ay & ]v clwards, dtttsd •,,r\,ugust
s77. st five. ntynt8s. All liartids• aro egutton51
a ;alnst accepting such, as above is 1,fci t,
AsrtAS at: >;vwanns,
A. Dzrrsleons. •
AT TIIE
DOMINION SAGO ATi RY.
NCI$IQ BALI AND
SawingMach/Tao Emporium
PIANO S, DELP,
Organs,
PA it.
china
ware
TiR. E. 1U1EW would.. annoltnce to the public; that be has opene•l o)tt a
Music Store and Sewing:ila:trine Eiepuxieun,
DR .IV'S BLOCK,
where he uiU have "onstantly ou hand a IOU a5,orttucnt of PI ;Nos. ono eN5 ANII:MITWAG
Ihb'f1€1.-M NTS of an hiutip its well as a incite variety tit GIa.+tsarr ILA e awl t•.;,iatn war, ntatt;'•.t
at ttnrcbt ai;;tlit 8. tea C'telett;itt 1atl,le !r':trht•r Ua h And. whose servicesma! be lien at the horst i;ttes.
i lustnt ttt I:ts and Restm Machine,t.rou,Ittlt 1e tvai.t'd. V. DREW.
Z' I3 T1)rt tl'a Heil, etravu the Mlueae tire;.+, to runt for puidie etttertnlatneuta.
`AT THE i.
Standard. S s Door `EIxn(1t
F A C.T. 0 It Y,
WTI
ANNIYAL REPORT
—ole 'um—
A111)7ORS,OF TIIE VILLAGE OF El TEM
FOR. THE YEA1t t'NDING DECEMBER 81, 1877.
'lit the lietae and Connell cf the T'iilage of Isxeter,.
GEI+'rIAI:MVA
Wo heg lame to state that we have carefully audited tete T'reasurer'rt boar; of the llruni'lpalitg of
the P iU igo u. Treat , and Intl theta cnrraet, rotor u.g a t►alattee tett llautl . f 1.;4J0, l•aat t ere+ are
bila e iota); ant' for tl+17 tv! 1(11 wnui•t rt duce t8' Lnluuea iiia'.t,ic rttt•ly. il.tnax tt , wp hast• to run.
i`ttt salt! aur ratepayers on tho careful unmet. at notch their rants:. nave neon a atoned. Below ynu
ABSTRACT STATEMENT.
is fr3Ualantly 13,1,1 ria hand, all 1laads of tidied vg•'
utaturial. l'1r,orLag hard and sort, S1,1ir 1lloul3l
iag+s &o sold 3ilio.,.1,,!1 hsutng Jigaiag,llitl•'1'Uin tag'
promptly, attended to,
BUILDINGS CON'TRAC.1:ED :FOR,'
and satisfaction guaranteed. As .eve have on
hand it largo s oak of dry lumber, -we feel sure of
cabs Iyiva those who may; give,us:a gall,
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hen 11 st January. I5:7
Revolved from l,icen.t
ltltl'lMtrtttt'N' k inea,..
1.11 T a' ....
Government Gritutfer 1h77
Wray ftc.etve ketid...............
B.n e.1ary tuont y •
Flick Taxes
Loan front iteascots Pauk
Received other sett:cis ,......
Taxes for 1e77
F xetcr, February `:5.1515.
$�1A1!\ TIS CI
11EXPENDITURES.
*4760 h . PatdT'ahric improvement. ......... eel 51
rm. 11rl+arttu ut ...... ... ..... .. .1.1 tai
t;t'llurd yrturt.s _e41 tri
4)! til 1 Del. nturts. convene. County caul
. 14'• fes 1. Township Matra ......•....... 1118 10
...... `.1 r4 ' 1 Sul lric!t .. 15 0 Oe
1.t nt t tlont'c
::.;!;.17 In 1*si..tiurt at:.1 S,tetk.xwrs 78 �.
..... 12110 0,) f' tither impieties . ........ na t10G
23 10 Valence on Mind .....
3194 10
• 145aR
010,000 01 ti
8112,"M) 64
We are, Gentlemen
'Yours truly.
11 011YitNE. l At/Melts.
17011.14 ,teePosimm,
at
frig
P A IN T I N
J. KITC INO
Is prepared to do all kinds of
TtousePailltiug, Paper-h1.nging
Whitoninh, etre.
at reasonable prices tete punctually.
. ,t. KU'.INJFUNG. ;tistrn st
AS A KElAtLDY
n a large class of wasting diseases, Physicians
have founts
o exert remarkably rapid taratiro action, and
'l)y!liepsia, ereu of chronic type, has, with. equal
rapidity yieldal to its powerfully insidious ac-
tion.
Mixon :11r s.r;n tk C o., Druggists, of Toronto,
writes as fellows :—'
" We hare sold more PIiOSFOZONE titan'
we ever slid of any other preparation in a given
time. Where we sell a bottle, it is generally
repeated,"
Jan. 31. 6-m.
11 �' Snlitlt,1iau' do you set suck good Bread.
1 GET MY. FL J II'R AT T HE
FLOUR, and GRIST MILL
Exeter North
It nowboiug itt full (quire -4n. 7.')to propriter has '
supplied his will to:thfltst-eli:as new machinery
an*t hits secured the services' of :the best' 141111er
in'tlxe country.
.
.(OusTINtw: P1t4»irTr.Y ATTENDED TO.
Satisfaction gyaranteetl, .,Ptitios Rion} u dtstat!ce
Sy 8i0i Have their grist to take horse with them. ,•.
CVR.5,0-CENTStt•eiv111se11
1Y VV 't0 stay a
((!` ,.,lra.a ?Siee ve -Sudo* �1Ndress els tut s is Watch Chain
•
eet,5m t,st i r,-1.Collar Button
LeAvyy piain'raug, 1 P,.rjsioa dia.
_1 - 'mond pin- ltutsil larite :1:1, 5100,.
' GO ® 000 stock most be sold. Illustrated
+catalogue of jewelry, 'watches, slit.
sent with every lot, Silver watch;,
to all agentsn Watchfree.
Ii0�6# B T¢Oti: & TA:Oli, JJewY iFTa Za ..1•A L ,
N�OVL+ LTY GO.
Stooktaking Sale
NOW GOING ON AT
White at 007SX
(successors to G 13, Smith)
-WHITE c , CO.,
Being part of a Wholesale Flinn,
the wholesale part being in Toronto tout the re-
tail part !n 51, t.nty's, I,ut goods: to quttutitieu
Lind at nricoa that cannot be touched by any re-
tail house inthe County. Our ,lir. G. it. Smith and
Mr, Hendersen In Inning their ripe experience to
bear in the selection us goods, places us in it posi-
tion equalled -by few in the Dominion. The con-
stant receipt of new ataxia, the determination at
all tithes to increase our turnover, a1 d always
below the market and price, will, the think; prove
aiceptehle toour customers.
OUi1 BLACK COC, OS.
Those are improved Makes. We keep on hand ;till
ranges, doubly waro,Alpacal' rod Lustros. 'These
goods are remarkable (1st) for the ualfo'miry and
weigh) of their manufacture. (an, ) ror the excel-
Ie'nce of their fluid). 3rd' or the unet uclledper-
ieetiou of the Lustre. (1th) fur the superiority of
tete dye,
Our woollen goo2e—Seo the prices—All-wool
tweeds for r2c.,du,,50, 65„ u. a ,nnwares. Healy
Satiuett at 23c„ about one third less than regular
prices,
Our tVinceys,-Na part of our stock will give
greater satisfaction than this. We simpl say
that the vuluo a,nmot be bi•aten,
Our Staples -these goods n e do well. Compe-
titiol, in Staples alncatget lietallors 18 UOW 110 keen
each one :viewing with Lis neighbor in the low
price at which he can otier thous, that to sell close
the goods most be non ;ht elnse. The public will
find our prices buttons fignres,nothing below thecal
is this or any other maraot. our 13oo''s th .echoes
are the "vendor of anyone wit. Sees tens, t1.110.11,41
are often aske•1the tluestiou—•'Hew tau you sell
thorn so thesis ?
WHITE & CO.,
St Mary's.
TiIOKINGRAM'S • OLD:. I3I.bAGKRMITH
snur is still going, Mr. S.Kaekingl)sin
his sinoore
I1U111e r01ta
have support
},a s t,' a.•it
that, having
desires to return
thanks to hi s
ptt:ons, w h O
eel hills in the
would iutimitdta
rocuvered iruxu ��ra. •.�, his lour Ill-
ness, he iutons • .171 future,
to talo charge of the, hosso-sliroin department
liisit*elf. Ad other -work doge W the very best
style and u t the lowest rates, •
•$.13UCKINGfiAli.
1
Exeter,Dee:13, 1877.
rnportan t to B iter orkers
Ot)e Gored Aeti. a Agent Wanted in every towel,
ship to introduce the V1110'1)11 13U 17'1;1I''W01,1i-
1,1t. Sit epee Machine tree to A(;eitts. Price
415.00,1t;7.00 and $8.00 mush, 1)11e5ILlioti to be sold
;n theDominion. , Apyly early with staurd', for
anticircula:,, to the
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