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t W a ttk.wSee by r.eS00 — The rrls.r. ea
iedsperare G'.adera.
Lt'e4ue, Dec. I.—The trial of O'Dew-
nell to the !murder tf Carey concluded
t a scene t�hiolt will never
b»o� elr by those wla. witnessed it.
It ended in 0 Donnell beteg condemned
to death, • result expected 1•y few out-
sithtai his ono moonset.
The..idattes was praetinaly a repeti-
tion of that given at the preliiitnary ex-
amination.
Mr. Russell preseut.d the prisoner's
side of the doxy to the jury with gnat
drawn, power. He bed, however, but
poor -ground to work de, as the defence
could only muster one witness, the evi-
dence of whom availed little to shake
that of those to the crowu. Mr. Rus-
sell spoke Per hums, earnestly entreat-
ing the jug to otws* smite Base dimple
sioa*Rsly area without bias. He was fob
lowed by Attonts -General Ames for
the government. Ha said that no mat -
tor •� .�
t;4Y'sArta NAD !MIN,
ani no matter'whefher people believed
he deserved kb tate. the jury had only to
consider whether the primmer wilfully
murdered Carey or not. The testimony
left no doubt whatever, but diet such
was the can O'Donnell did mit put in
the plea -of self-defence until ter had toe
stilted his solicitor ur Port Elizabeth.
The fact of the prisoner's wife or anis-
tress not being called by the defence
went far to show the weakness of this
line of oft! deform 711e , rfat meats of
the prison at Pett Slissbelh before the
magistrate there were to direct contra-
diction of tho evidence offered. The
prisoner shot Carey deliberately and
openly, in accordance with his idea that
it was • praiseworthy amt. History was
full of such ,nen. The Attorney -general
concluded by asking the jury te pro-
neut,ce upon oke facts of this ease with.,
out ivaa The judge's charge followed,
and was directly against the prisoner.
He s pope slightiogly of the evidence of
young CArwy,as he was over'eharp and
greatly interested in a,eiutr his father
avet.ged. The fact that
o'DOIAILL sear Caitiff
the day after making the threat to do so
told very hard against the prisoner.
Theitry retired at 7 p.m.Whenn the jury first retired, O'Donnell
stood up in the dock and looked shout
with sweat composure. The jury first re-
turned to ask it a man who had a deal-
] weapon in his bead, and another
thought that he was about to use it
against him, and shoot the former,
would it be masalaqghSsr ur reader 1
The judge repli.dtt •imid,hw. naftlter;
but, be asked, where was the evidence
of any tet done by Carey which iodeced
O'IL,gg< to think that Carey meant to
s m, and when the �fory re-
tired
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tiit d Mr. Relllivaft eiproaMQ a doubt eel
yar tlbathtlr tle judge lune mot ten a
,itrg dttMctiurt /o this tmindsof'tjllrl9jwry
by Itis question. Judge Defttia1n kid
Mr. Sullivan if he could suggest where
such evidence was 1 When the jury re-
turpcdAhalsepond time they est ed the
jddge the meaning of "tnalic! afore-
thought," which the judueesrefully ex-
plained. The jury again retired and re-
turned in four minutes with • verdict of
"wilful murder."
Jade Denman asked O'Donnell if ho
had aaythieg to say why Denten. of
death should not be pronounced on hiss.
O'Donnell maintained n dogged silence
and sentence of death was parsed upon
him amidst breathless silence. The date
of
.his exeoutiuu was fixed
Foss Taft 17TH INOT.
Tilo. ID/leanernow wanted . to apeek,
The Adt{te, hewevet,ordered his removal,
The police seized him, when O'Donnell
held up his richt hand, with hie Isogon
extended, and shouted, 'Three cheers
for ()Id Ireberd (Jood-hye to the United
States. To hell with the British and
the British Crown. It's a plot made up
by the Crown." Tha prisoner shouting,
cursing, and straggling was then forcibly
removed by the polio. amid the most
fearful confuaiou. This action of O'Don-
nell anted the greatest excitement and
surprise, as be had previously zained the
sympathy of tiro audience by his good
behavior.
l'HE HURON X11;NA1,. FM/AI, DEC. 7.I. 3. 5
1WOR
New Mantla-tJlotbs
A Iareat Bargain at
>f"' f j• ecpri.06 Very Choicest Selection of fancy Goods, &e. for
RESENTS
GIFT
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S.
g�As Colored Velveteens
GO TO THE HURON BOOK DEPOT ---- —•
3IBIC 3E, JP' .4116. 31C0
BOOKS. Th--r'"j'' 0 I AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, SHELL GOODS,
BIBLES, DESKS, WIRE GOODS,
PHOTO ALBUMS I LADIES' COMPANIONS I VASES, TOILET SETS
TOYS -IST ENDLESS VARIETY
AND AT ALL PRICFS.—
XMAS CARDS 1 XMAS CARDS 1
THE CHOICFST SELECTION EVER OFFERED IN THE COUNTY.
trI will be happy to see all my old friends, and all their friends between this and Christmas.
One Beautiful Organ Will be Sold at Cost Price.
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.Goderith, Nov. 15th, 1883.
1917-8t
H. W. BRETHOUR & CO.,
RR.A.NTFIORR_
New Imports for the Fall Trade.
WE NAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE COMPLETION OF OUR FALL STOCK.
We continue our System of Sending Samples and Goods by Mail or Esprei.
if not satisfactory and money refunded.
Parties desiring to make Personal Inspection, and purchasing to the amount of 1,30.00, we pay Return Fare.
All Orders for Samples or Goods receive prompt and careful attention.
The Goods may be returned
We Sell Retail at Wholesale Prices_
OUR MILLINERY & MANTLE SHOW ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN.
NEW PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. 1 NEW PATTERN MANTLES AND DOLMANS.
DRESS GOODS
ALL WOOL FOULE CLOTHS.
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HANDSOME CHECKS.
TWILLED FOULE CLOTHS.
BLACK & OOL'D CASHMERES
SILKS
BLACK GROS GRAIN.
OTTOMAN CORDS.
BROCADED SATINS. -
COLORED SILKS.
• VELVETS
..LYONS VELVETS.
BROCADED VELVETS.
COLORED VELVETS.
VELVETEENS.
A Full. Line of Cashmere Hose, Gloves and Underwear.
OUR VELVETEENS ARE GUARANTEED FAST PILE.
t ottonp, Flannels and Blankets at Mil Prices.
H. W. BRETJIO UR 4' CO., Brantford.
Arra TH. 9AIQLNCa.
On leaving the dock last night O'Don-
nell was guarded by a strong eechrt and
walked with a firm,,unhesitating step to
the oell for condemned pawkier'. He
was intensely excited, but maintained an
air of defianoe and enntinoed to anathe-
matise fiawd and the English people
and laws. To -day he convened freely
'with the warden and expressed no sur-
prise at the verdict, although he °untesm-
ed the jury's hesitation inspired him with
tom helm that ha might *escape the ex-
trrpiialty, He 44111 maintains that
Mb fmno/ent of murder. All ilii O'-
Donnell displayed extreme iediterence
end bore a jaunty air. He does not
seem to despair of a respite, and says
friends outbide will move leaven and
earth to obtain hie release 'rhe prison-
er will probably remain in Newgate,
where he will be henged prohsbiv oe
December 17th. Armpk. promotions
here been taken to pr rant hie sesces.
Two warders remain with him day and
night.
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The head master of the Markdele,
county Grey, public school, only gets
111126 a year. The adios towel have bees
out up at antiof', and sold to the lowest
bidder.
Brantford, Oet. Iib. 1Il<3. 1911 -
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GO TO
KNIGHT'S
TOR A
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHAMPOO,
OR DYF.
TWO DOORS EART OF P.fl
tttlPls .
�IALL'�
HAIR Vegetable Sicilian
RENEWER
was the Grit preparation perfectly adapted wears
diseases of the scalp, and the Gut saoeessful re-
storer of faded or gray hair to its natural color,
growth, and y..thfnl beauty. It has had many
imitators, bat none have so fully met all the re.
quiremente needful for the proper treatment of
the hair and esalp. HatI's HAIR Rz<awxa has
steadily grown to favor, and reread Its fame and
asefure... to every quarter of the `lobe. Its un-
paralleled anemia can be attributed to but one
canoe: the ent,r, Jstt1sienf of its promisee.
The proprlston laveAtm been snrprieed at the
reOMpt of orders from remote ossuaries, where
they had Drew mads staffer% folie lntrodsetba.
The use for a +ort thee ed HALL'. HAIR
Rxxgw=a wonderfully Improves the
appearance. It cleanses the scalp from all ha.
porno& ewes all humor:, fever, and darter,
and them p ev.ate bstdasa. It susalates the
weakened `lands, sad swain thea to rah for-
ward a new and vigorous growth. The etUats of
this artlele are not transient, like these et slue
belle pr.psratUas.bat resale a long Coate. vita
sabres Its use a aattsr at .es.o-r-
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
rues TIER
WHISKERS
WWI dreg* tam tread to • natural brews, of
bark es desired. It almlaa • pra..a• taut
Mat will not week away. Cisaelrtla. d •eagle
pganuon, It m a ppesdwtMedtme.Me'
PlIPAIIInt K
E. P. HALL A 00.,141111mb R.A.
%sld er.a Posies le nasraee.
PDX ALL TIM FORM
M
di rera:end
Ayoes $ rrs.parIllS.
14 ail forge $1, Ne .se.,
FAMILY RECIPES
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IN BROWN, BLUE, SLATE AND STRAWBERRY
AT
J. C. DETLOR 8s cO'S.
DRESS GOODS
AND
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
DEBB GOODS XMAS CARDS.
ESS C�OGD9IgMAS CARDS.
DRESS GOODS XMAS CARDS.
DRESS GOODS XMAS CARDS.
DRESS GOODS XMAS CARDS.
DRESS GOODS XMAS CARDS.
AT
MRS. C.- H. GIRVIN'S
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
'11IIE PEOPLE'S STORE,
COR. KINGSTON STREET AND THE Sqt tfF.. Ctlrn'1' (I1.
Suits Made to Order. Fit Guarantee&
Suits for $1.2_ C.;
Z6 Suits for
IS Suits for 16
See Them, Whether You Want to Buy or'Not
READY-MADE OVERCOATS, $5 TO S12.
W_ H_ RIP LEY_
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AgeORTMEltT OF
1.4
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JAS. A. McINTOSH'S OLD STANI).
Ooderich. Oo t, 1. 1883.
Fresh Flower Bulbs for Winter Culture
The Chicago House,
INC I';DiN(i
HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CROCUSES, SNOW DROPS AND NAR-
CISSUS, ALL COLORS.
Also, Hyacinthe Glasses and Fancy Flower Pots.
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist,
MHIDZOAL st w r.r,�OrDBRIOH-
a'ODERZCE-i.
The Leading Millinery Establishment of the County.
PLUSHES, BI lolls,
VELVETS, - PLUMES,
RIBBONS, , LACES
The Lirrest and Best Assorted Stock in the County to Choose Front, at
FRENCH AND AMERICAN STYLES
MISS GRAM AM,
MILLINER, GODERICH.
MY PALL AND WINTER STOCK IS FULLY ASSORTED,
and all the Leading Styles are Carefully Studied
Xiss 'W"il ineo e, - Chicago House.
An Inspection is Respectfully Invited.
Goderlch. Nov. Rah. 1883. 1918-
E TM OVED_
PH ILO 1\1-0131.1,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has Removed to Hamilton -St., Near the Square, Goderlch
--)AND WiLL }'CRNiSII Olt MAKE -
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Gents' Clothing in Fashionable Styles at Lowest Prices,
et Malta varmarsecIt. CIT1TYti A arStIALTT. rEIt16lT FIT t.t 1111 t\TIED.
off *mix r*e11rnar AMIDE, TO. \DTE TUE ADDEruta ,
PHILO NOBLE, HAMILTON -STREET, GODERICR.
1883—AXES---1883.
Welland Vale, oAoigti Welland Vale,
Burrells,Burrell's,
and the and the
Sim son 1Xf.\ Simtson Axe.
PULL LINE OF CROSS -CUT SAWS
MANUFACTUiRED BY
R. H. SM ITH &CO.
g0001••010 .1. FLINT.
-a1.110-
JOHN A. NAFTEL �MU LEAF LANCE.
f s..,7 Quarters forll�eel Barb
COVE MAN CROSS CUT 'r nnwn�
' ' ee4 Quarters Steel Barb Fence Wiry
Cheap Hardware Emporium. .
CROSS 0 LTT S. A WS CATTLE CHAINS AND ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE.
Maple Leaf. Champion and Tuttle Tooth. v urCOME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
SONE CROSS CUT SAW S�
W's Chlabr_Ma B°12:141 Axes R W MCKENZ1E'S
Cattle Chain% and Cow Ties Best White Leah and Mixed Painta in • •
the Market.
p'PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
Specially Lew to the CASH ili HUM (i,Moe'er.
14 B.—Prodsce tater in exchange
I7TRY YE
01111[11.41.3° Fi.i►RDWLIRNI STOR]D,
COURT HOUSE 14441 'ARE
OMartsll, pus I. MS
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