The Exeter Times, 1880-7-1, Page 4The Mo!sons Bank
tationtenteren flAar ov 1741miA104,11", 1053.
p /tat, $2,000,000,
HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL.
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31olieuri, Estt. -
I iqu D itacii. ft V.," Sh.epborti,
ft N risen., it is 1', H 11 ltht tug,
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tior 31' ilitiV,11BrI
w. Iliveces, 1464,, - .15180c4 r.
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1...()ANs To FA111111116.
110oney v80.)n.1 to t. 111'l»3 Z1!1.,; t:1110S,Ofl their
011'4 PrAMOS,S,,ry 110.1:0$ WW1 OM'. to.:re eood on7
et.irser8.NQ ntortgez4o requirCd as soeurity.
SANINtl 1.3.0,11.
•
uer cent p tem,: ,inowerl WE 4e limits.
T,rair,4qt frultn.1 S11.•4 1),)`1!...tt all.t1S014. ROO:
11,1411W11..1.0441bi.)11.!ilt S(,1,
C.11,;•1:tit)11,4 tai pares of the Dominion
ar4 rotaros iiimulptly remitted ttE.„lomost. ratolf
Extitnr .4.51:518t1301
hl IiT,:w7?.1.Stra7C11
..ewspt per AE.174UtiAlig D0II`ttli (10 Spruce
sereet),wbere adver- it 3 i;latf31 Ito 01 fir
tieing contracts may ,t4
be wade for it i Zi• rva.
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TIIURSDAY. JULY 1,1880.
TIIE PROPOSEI> WOOLEN FACT
By reference to another column, our
readers will be able to see the beelaw
by which it is proposed to raise $4,500
as a bonus to a new woolen factory in
Vxeter, or rather to atesiet in enlarging
the preeent establishment. The by.
law will be voted on oa the 16th day of
July., and we hope that by that time
our readers will have made themselves
perfectly acriainteil with all the details
of the prop sttl submitted, and thus be
in a position to cost an iutelligent vote
on the queetion.
Regarding the propriety of bonueing,
we believe there eau be uo two opinions.
The prineiple is not a sound one by
any means, tud time it very feepeutly
resultsio iejeriogieetead of beuehtiog
the innnicipality, is a well !outwit fast.
The expetience of teeny towes jo Oante
da is a prJof of that, But the qneetior
to be considered Dy the ratepeyers of
Exeter more thee the sormauesa uf the
conmen del system whish supports
bent ueitig is the expediency of so doing.
Each ceee must be considered on its
merits alone, apart from the ettunduess
or etberwiee of the eystem, Theory
mild practiced° mil at all- times harmon-
ize. In the ereeetit ease there eau be no
doubt about tiro eistlom of supperting
the bonne. T1i44 eAttolishinetit in out
midst such as tbe terms of agreement
protide for, will be of in. alcuable bone -
fit to Exeter, mid will go a long way to
making the town one cf the nioet Lyres.
perous arid tbrivitig in the west.
eutert rise i ito experimeet. Mr. Lad.
ley the Eugheli Meutteteturer who i,.
to be the head of the ettFial:q'tl, i0 it
gentleman if weitith, and ,...xaeriPnee
iu the business. 13elievitie that Cana.
da offered a first clasee field for 1 117010. -
went, ef cepital in the woolen .ais.rufec-
treieg, line, be Casio hese with ?Jr.
Waeleescieternsined to stele aoluewecre
January, 1874, Mr. Christie retired
from the Cabinet; Ire February, 1874,
Mr. Blake stepped out, and in hoe
Dorian fullowed him. Iu November,
1874, Mr. W. Ross di .1r, p are I; and in
May, 1875, lion. D, A. lIatelonald was
appinted to the £4l( aemen t govern
of Outatio. In other words, Mr. Mao.
kenzie lost five colleagues where the
presotat Premier has loot one.
1.'11E U. le, PRESIDENCY.
The labors of the Democratic Con-
vention, wined' met at Cincinnati,
Were cot -ideated more harmoniously,.
and terminated in loss time than did
those of the Itepublicau CouVention at
Ohieage. The MOO who fimtllyemit,-
ed the Dannenttrie nomination are com-
paratively uuknown iu 'the political
world, though built of them have. been
tinned in politice to a greater or less
exteut. Notwithstanding that they
were not serioesly considered as the
eomiog men before the meeting of the
deligates, their nomination has beeu
reci.ived by the D,eneeratio bnly
huge with unbounded satisfaction. It
is send by thee() who om,11t to know,
that they ere the very best inen that
ceuld leave beep selected, i. e., the most
ceetaiu to wit.' the eleeiion for the
party—coneidering the contlitiens of
the contest. Even the strougeet Repcb-
limbs ai,buit that it will be hard to beat.
them, and it will. Iu ne respect is
Garfield a stronger man than Hancock.
Io previous contests the Republioaus
have had a good card to pine' whieli in-
variably won the game. Reehtly or
untightly, Democrats are suspected of
secessini sympathiee, and when the
Republiean party hoisted the bloody
shirt of the civil war, the effect ou the
Republicannorth was magie,al. 1.3et
that little move is now most e &anal lv
checkmated by the nomination of (len-,
eral Hancock. Both caudidates were
generals iu the Unien army. Both won
distinction, but liaueoek's record is
much more brilliant than lhet of Gar-
field. If Garfield has doao m (3 h for
the Union, Heucock has dune tnore,
so that the hloedy 811in would (10 the
Republicans burin rather than good,in-
annuli ae it would invite a e teepee icon
of the patriotic record of the two wen,
'from 51j5,jj the Demoeratic cauditiate
would have no reatson to shrink. Oen.
sidered fKom the patriutic stand emu t
alone, the uomination of 11 ineock was
a master struke of policy.
But then the personal char:toter of
the candidates will have to hear the
most searching; exeminithen. It is one
if the inevitb.ble features of an Anieri-
can election, and it ie not a b,tal clue so
leng as elicit iuvestigation be of a legite
mate nature. Garfield lets already
boon attacked peel charged not ouly
with receiving a bribe for his infinenee
(1 Congress, blit with the more shame,
tul crime of perjury. Ile is charged
with being 0170 of the Congressmen who
received bribes from the notorious
Credit dubilier A.ssocietion, Wb. -)an
it; the oeuntry. NVIttiteet4 brought c
him to Exeter, he was pleteted u lilt the
appearatsce of the place, and ',unsettled
to ib vest his caeital hero if the town
would 8 -hist blip with a small bonne.
The offer is deculedly tho best :bat has
'leen made to ally to • n. Had Mr.
leelley been 'were of the stela to t
which bornnsieg has been came I its
I his country, we are eum Ito could hese
e• et tWiet'. 48 1.111101.1 11.4 Ex., -tor 1:1-01)0 et: t
to give him. The people tit:Exeter wilt t
be decidettly the Leers if' they refuse to
.rand the very ineignifecent minium
asked fen. The more the proposal is
THE TIME
A thirteen.monthe-old daughter of
Mr. O'Brien, Port Hope, was droweed
on rl'hursday by menden tally falling in.
fit) a ail of water,.
A daughter of Mr, O'llera,ef Orillia,
wits instantly killed (10 Thureday by
being struck by, a runway tei1411.
All Ameriaan company has offiret
$15.000 for Mr. .J. ho Kelly's fern
in Mamma. on which there is a gold
mine,
The Supreme Grand Orange Lodee
of Otenade have, resolved open , appeal-
ing the easo of Grant ye. Beadnry to
the British Privy Caroled,
David Connor bile been arrested at
chlrged with attemeting to
poison Mrs. Matilda ;Memo. Connor
was enamored of that we men, au(1
deavured 005)1 her to run away with
bine
The mother of Dr. Powers, rtf Port
Hope, her sister, Miss Janes, and Al,
fleet T r Ratty, a lett who 1V5tm3 51 rivieg, were
all eetionsly hart au Fliday by their
tet1111 running away.
A. shooting affray occurs ad Friday
ovettiegat Reel:bit:ham, tatted twenty
miles deem the river from Ottawa, in
wil;cle 30 eatable 111 vomel5t tempi
to a -t-rto a mai n an et 11 n i, received
a peed> nely tat td tot wetted.
..7rTvrtroeitsiz.r.-7-r3-.7:-5,35tratervuittori. ereee
State of Trade fletwom ('anati anti tee , t se ley Ft)1, , *et 1-, I.; N
g at tees ,,,, tLee e.,11.
The trade between Canala and thee . L. .11 P.', /4J1 .,1
Uni:ed l:itates amounts oen welly 101, -•
many milliens of dollen'. '-Vitus fitr in I roe ° ; IPA'A.
the hietory M the two cettettiee the 'sr
anee of reele has geneettlly rem/treed. ea „
1 ill laver of the 'United litateee but fn' Cr!
1. the fiseal year of 1878 '70 the dere ease reeenee
(if nnpostett voile froin Ilia 0, mitt r -1 54".1""ii
to Gallatin hronleinli 10 5,0,111 1105111.'0
bfriteli011. fellike (.11 woe ee
ethelice of 'rade our favor to it ep
ee •
ports to ills) .1.11113i14,111 kis (4.01111' "—
eutirely mo flee goolis. koer ilie yew!
1876 '79 Itioy 818,311105511 to 004
etee,00a, ;testiest $2:1,103383 is 1817
'78, a, decrettee ofti,:331_01 8. Tee
A young nem menet Robert Fralten
committed suicide on the 71,11 teteees
shin the township of Vallenham by
blowing his -brains out with a alio.
gun the otherday.
The fifth umlaut conference of De-
lieveee for Bible study is now in SOS -
51011 at Clifton Syringe, N.. Y. Tv o
intlitlred mid fifty mm
ebers are in at-
tendance, ministere, evetegli4s, mid
Ohl islet!) workers from different parts
of the ljeited &MC'S 0:1101518 , re-
p. est ling varitme religious denomie
ual lens.
Snow e
is largely used for packing
Neel' fish for transportation. instenr''sd f
ice. Otte deelrr in Carleton; N. Belted
three houses filled with snow, which
was packed hard, so that none of it
hes been lost silica the warm weather
came. Tito coat tit putting np fish by
this Menus earettly reduced, while the
labor is less.
In Montreal an orgattizelion has
been formed for improviee the comli-
lion of the Protestatit ineeue wit. are
now cnnh ed in asylums presided over
by mins. A deaf and durnb youth,
r
bought there from Onebec to be'eslaced
in 1111 /1.1SitrItirai and kit temporarily in
(merge of the LOOS, has wystexionsly
disappeared.
Notion applicetion for letters pat-
ents is mettle in the Caude (JaW
z...e by
J5111108 14.1eLvtrell, Ottawa ; Jitine8 Me -
Lon ban, Q..0., 'fermi to ; J. B ton,
Toroillo ; H. new,. New York, an10
S. 8, Hazer, of titVellraud, for 10.1)1p)ra-
teen as a joiet stook 0050 p'3' 10 man.
ulttetnre locinnotiee, steel r tits, etc.,
at Ironsides, ms the Gatineau Liver.
From the °thee, deeriet come the
most cheering :recounts of the prospsot.
of 11 very abandmet harvest. The grail)15) faVatibie 100411, im is heavy lirld will
yield a iarge quantity over the ordinery
average. Wheat, esti, anti potatoes
look well, and all kinin of garden pro-
duce ate abutelaut. The berry crop,
oative and wile, will b.. eecepttortelly
huge.
WmM
. eaglter,a porter ie the To, nn
to Post 011iee was erre tee.' the other
moiesing on a charge of stealing mom o
letters. Twenty six letters wore route!
iu Isis pessessieneta.d the prisober, win.
pleaded not gellty, wets teteadeedb
8110)10 the Post allies. authorities ti
obtain permit:ion from the Posteniteter.
°helot de:Ohl:es were brought to liex
ght e
eueral to open theletters to see if the
settle six or seven years ago. The evie content money.
fleece egaiust him seems to be very A few weeks ago some person (1ng up
red, Unless he can clear up these 15 sword near the mouth of Thessalou
°harems 50 1110 satisfaotion of the people, river, in Aleoura. It was foetid beide
111) (01.1 It14, buried ainoung debris which
the cause he represents will suffer,- for
had been accutnulating for rushy years,
he records et' the I/ meeofIlepeesenta-
ives prove all that is leid against
ins There is 00%v every prospect
hat the next President of the Waited
States will be a Democrat, ae the pre-
sent one woul I be, had frand not beenUIISIVIIbSS(I,
t ,
eanvae.sed, the 5115')will it commend 'Dewed to intervene titI oh8at tOSI
tteelf to the favor of the freeholders of people out of their sight.
the toe re
Tt.e renignation of Mr.
son on ucconht of ill -1100th, made
the text for Oppoeition articles on the
breakiog up' of the Ottawa Govern.
meet. It is not worth while to argue
with these who emit0flil thtlf, the with-
drawal of a minister for private reasons
is a sign of the approaching dissolution
ad a Cabinet. It rutty he well, however,
to poiet, wit that the present Govern -
wept •remaited unbroken for a
erid of time altnost anparallejed iu
our history. Sir John Macdonald sue.
ceeded Mr. Mitekenzie on the 161h of
October, 1878, so that be has lost only
.ouc member of the original Cabinet •in
moeths. NIsekouzio took
10.11••••••••10
nommen.
Pressed hay is being exported from
Port Hpoe.
The manufacture c,f shoddy cloth has
beets revived at Dundee.
Fell wheat in Hauldimand enmity
leeks very ptotilifiltlif, OLI clayey mod
high lands. In low lands with loamysoll,
soil, not more than half a crop is count-
ed upon.
It is believed that the Federal Gov.
eminent, having declined to take the
000We:11)141 Railway off thoahande of the
Quebec Sever nient, that an atteinot is
now being made to sell it to a private
company.
Mrs. Walker, of Mitchel:, has receive
'ell a glove belongiug to her daughter,
who wee lost with the ill-fated Wau,
buno, It wits picked np ou an islaud,
but this is the ouly article out of a
alt.po tlie.7th November, 1872, lit huge outfit that has 1)eau Loud.
1:110 smith appears l'.0 have belonged to
au effieer of high rank, and twist have
been erigim ally au art laic of great IN itut,k
and value. The hilt is elaborately
earved.with figures representing 111111Eery suttee, hut these figures are ets
much decayed by rust and age as to be
serionely marred. It is supposed tilt'
Award belonged to an effieer of the
Fretted) arrnyettid that it has been rust
ing for over 100 veers.
Rev. Walton Beek, rector of Peter
boro', 0.0., MI 'se son was an ,oflicei
on board the 1081 training ship Atatlan-
teelies rec(ived the following letter fern,
the Aemirality e---.“ Adroirality, 10tb
jnne, a
une, 1880.—Sir,—I am a 'md
ende
by my Lords Commis lemons of the &d-
imiratity to exptees to you. their deep
regret that they have been compelled
Ito abandon all hope of the em f ier 'of II
11.-5. Atlanta, ni.thing having boon
heard of her since the alet of January
levet, when she left Bermuda uncle
tee co Mel ami of Captain Frauois Stir,
ling, 11. N, In conveying to you this
intimation, tny lords de ire me to add
the expression of their drop eyranstby 'thM
and of their regret at her ajesty's
801vice should have been deprived of so
proinibing an officer as Lieutenant
Arthur Beck, R. N. I am, fir, your
pi:client servanto ROBEIIT 1.41,1,.."
(2(701100 in 0115 exports to 0 111:144 old
0,1101,117 oil with those of (1.m', at 11, hale
eliowe for the past. six yt•ars tit eretee. .. r, -
• • • r) I/
of :20 per cent. nod ov,r for t ;rent, Uri- Lis . t- : •
111151. Although for the peel few years I .
the experte of the Utsittel 8 ales have Telereceeeee .1,,,•
decreased ill valrw,. Lite gmtutity
ported to (.3.incia, 11'18 actoally morons.' ,
or 5: 911:113 time 1',,r 'To 1... aeee for
t & 11 On 1.Owtelr. f ! • Veil...).
atepriet s have 11111(0 iu th.ine t 5
way, PN.:,,,r.o'h,s ware roar ia vs..tnMat
211.1 Atigtb-1.
11 IZ.11-g,
varclary
Deptteniont of R ;1,1 I ''
ttttavlt,
einue 81 per vent,
The 0:1080 helueing the all vanoin
etagnatiou of our faverablo tra,10 with
Canade in -y he attribeteel to the pro.
1:ect150 ft"Itt•Y w hi(1!) Wa.' "" l'11.
t((11) 175 that (toiletry in Merch, 1879.
.c details of this new tariff have been
NTOTECE.
fully expteined iu the past, but these.
portiotie tentlieg to the injuty of this T 11.E ()N T f.‘. ()
00111.1i15 fIrel 01/. goods Admit cite I opii7 cra$6.1 DaLunie; byre, Lintiely
be enceesslitlly inanefactetred or pro- "
dewed in Otitad tare viten...11v debtirred(01? T r
J.o... 1 .
)
1T1,rt> rontrV.tft in 11 11' 1- ow offino, 7 cowl. of •
\qt
'1;'
tromthly r,lititri.C...71: P:11rit.ili fin' W-
WI:W.11.4a 151 Igt,1'114:i9eR ON. Lot, I 2.:4310,
8-TRA18HT LOANS AT 7 and 8 Per Dent.
from 11111 01130,1011, atoll tho g3ode, which
citta not be made in Can .uta are brought
tr. re Great 13; ii. aio rat bor than from
int United States. Tee • prebable ef.
feet of this tariff will be inne deeply
felt this Year than heretofore, as der.
lug the last final year it Will • in fell
operati511 only three and one hell'
months. 'Under 1 itt naiione1 policy
uearly all the arfle:eit now lilt port ed to
Canada from tine cenntry will semi be
produced there, owing to the sintilatity
of climate, etc., bat the 111) 1''
from Great Ih itam will auntie 0 0.—
Neer loth. rrtphie.
George Windsor, a Me(illivray far-
mer sighed 'viae be thought to be an
itg,1111.110.111 for (111 act,ey f'r it pntein
!mire sharoottor, but afterwinde iurnee
out to be a note of hand or a consider-
abfe amount.
The hard feelings which hrtre so Mpg
existed between the Douttellys and the
Vigilants is if au3'thing.(01 the inereese.
Dovnel]ys spit pat 1)10(08 were lately
warned away from the -Vigilant wells
by set ing pipers posted on the rumps.
"No blackteet -vented here."
ere e F2 V& 5:: T S
BALL WLMAT.
White Mina t ... ... 1 06 to 1 01
... ... ... 1 Onto 1 05
SrItINO wuner
(Me . ... ... ... ...1 05 to r rig
it'd c"hair ..„ ... .,. ... 1 (51 to 1110
0 41 to 5 50
Oats ... ... ... .,.. 0 31 to r 81
Clover Seca.. .......... ................ ........ .. 8 01 to 8 93
Poes - 6 5) to .1 Bo
Suott
!hitter
Flout' 11111.
..„..
APPKS, per bag • .
Dried .3 pple,. pr b
flow:, dros,ed per 100
}Titles, rough ... ...
" ilremal, ... ...
ihoonfatin., each ... ...
iiay ver ton •,
onion:, per bean ...
(.00)1 ... ,..
Wool, per 11: ...
'f aritnY1515,:r-11'
'nose
1100101, Per pair
• v 09 to
0 01 10 5 13
• g (0(0 II 5.4
0 30 10 0 60
... 10 -I
... 0 07 0 07
5 64 to. 5 5:
4 00 10 5 00
... 6 00 to lie
.. 530 to 7 00
73 00 1 30
„. 0 153 1,10 OP
0 to 0
... 0 bi
0 VI
0 07 10 0 07
�0'j to 0 1,4
0 40 to 0 30
ST. MARI%
!all when.t,por 1,0,51101 1 12 to 115
ill)), i..1,y ..
r51gwbeitt ..... .......... ............. .... 1 12 to 1 13
. , ... 0 (41 ::: to(01: (18:3:
. . 86 to o 07
(t/rittt,1
7 00 5o 8 re
N:;tP!..'.1.°..2.4.11.... ............ ... ........ 16 to 16
lii/loi 1500 lb ..„ . ,. 4 55! to 6 ,a,
Portaii7t7e,',1:8140; b71..fi".7...- ................. ::::::.:*:::::'. 4 1.:'; ti: it (,,2;1)
,:onon skins ..... ....... ......... .,. 1. vo to 2 0)
‘17..m51 yer cord
Wool. par tb 00 ete e
s:1 to u:e3i
1110.111.00.4•1110•ZWW.gr".. 410e7011...1.7/21101),
V7V-
••• 11-4
gliatira*
ancoraing to the clams; nf xi:amity tae,ed.
Savings Bank Branch. -
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DE POSIC,S.
.Appty 14,11101r:11y 01! 10 (et --'r
"W. 1?. 13 LiLLEN,
nitmer.
1,03.ginn, Ont,, SOth June,71OSO.
6,71 ALE
rAmTAnr.E
Under ami liy vivtno of a Power' r f
sale cent treei in at aterieeee matle by ltn1,ert
6.0131m , 4.41011 11,ving burn mmlo 111
payment theroof, will b4 sob! by
PLIAVC';TION
Al"
The Central II:Ad, Exeter,
0:1
et, 411,111 1,71
tb7. .1! trp. 0ft9,0.
)iriCti 1, 3 1 wwl
AT 12 O'CI,OCK NOON,
the 'euewtee property:
Tot 'o. 20, ria the Lake lb;ad, Fast
(!miressial) of 7'own.ship of
11,,,,, in the (Amur!!
qf If (trim,
crati,1i,•1•1 (5 '4.111 Oat lna.m5) at,res clnarod
11115 (4) au n of citivatina, bootee
bet.ch
1,111,11.1.2.4. S142144 -ro)1 1.4,4.,3..11.1t eituatA ito
141.11:1 and 1110...ket11.
TIE 1?%LS-
ratrobilor shell -ow! Copomt of'ono r:t
the then of Feb:, the bn10.1500 41 0110.thirli of the
1g1.1.11:t;:ti 11.1,a10y la two wont: s tricreiftor; the
rrinrinina two•thiraa in crab, or yeurva by a
tiw.rtgag)1 pitv.ilaro hi from ow: tv five years, at
the optie:t of the liurt.hauvr,
For further pitrtmularq, apply to
C111::it.113. & • MUIR,
Ver.dorte Solicit°, 8,
AZ/Milton,
Oth tame, 1919,
.,.(1.:4f131:4-77e777;11:4-71"ist!ill
44.Li.,4 • g.;ir
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t`.
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