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August 22nd, 1889
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.111.4YDRICK CAS .
THE
llra.:liuybrielt. sellteneett
;.":.at Liver}?1ao1, by 31a. Justice
far the minder of her husband
adaninstration of aanienie, is ea-
trtordleery iuterest in Eng
a;11theatost strenuous efforts are
being ua .cl.' on her behalf for tlae our•
01 r4.v
- p elltaatg the sentence of the
led out. In view of
ease is oceupyinr, $o.
tteutitan the prominent
trnA tllercwitll will bear re -
le lint lint in za necessarily emery
ssr, The murdered man, Jras. May -
v, la Liverpool cotton broker,
'fee. years, The wife. aged twen
tlr. vete was rather goof leekilnr
+ter it . a bet 1 1iltarried, sola4c :Nan alud
,o t:liill]xen were born unto them.
,r7r11o time previous to the husband's
r ]z, it domestic life was anything
p11,*:,glut t:n,. Th& husband's eus.
St* rL re ed with reference to
Axa Comer's conduct with a male ae-
eraaantaanee of the family, named Brier- d
Be to 'Rich she confessed and scenes en
el. On the 16th of March last Mrs.
YeAriek telegraphed to a London hot-
r3 asking the management to reserve ja.
badman. and it was shown that she and
.eIntent. eliu immorality :stayed a couple
asi'tiays together at the place as man
tuna, rsife. She returned home on the
53t13 of March. There was a quarrel,
and on the 21st of the following,month
Rexi'azssbend. was taken ill. By the
I
Th of May he was dead. In the in-
teeval. between' his illness and death
eveonly were the intrigue and assign.
altora discovered, but acts of Mrs. liay-
5¢-•cl�'s were noted which gave rise to
eeieion, and this suspicion after-
eue ds developed into at least a moral
ee*` ::este that the food or the medicine
�. r slhshit:4. perhaps both, she hard
is,; however, both concluded that the
deceased had died from erseuie,and they
are re supported in thisview: bl- Peof..
Barroat, and by Dr. •fitea,renson, who
tested vartoua portions of the body for
the presence of the poison, and discov-
ered a small quantity. On the other
hand, Dr. Tidy -who it is said,. is as
high all authority as Sar. Stevensmet ut
had seen no put of the body or its con-
tents --declared emphatically that both.
the systems and the post-mortem ap,
pearanees pointed away from arsenical
poisoning; and indieated gastritis or,
gastro-enteritis, and, the sante opinion
wee expressed by far- I fecaututare and
Prof. Pa. i L But this evidence for the
defence could in no way dispose of the.I
g
fet , demonstrated, lay analysis, that
there was =elite in the body. The
pofs,tn being there it roust benatuau]ly
eaerred that it was the cause of the
death, Having decided upon thispoint
the jury :had next to consider whether
the poison bad been a . ui nstered by
Mr% Maybriele. Her immoral relations
Ssi:ia the amen Brierley suggested a nos
ileDt*.alt&tive, :and were a en1atee to
1 a•e;iata?iii{ hair cage. She had aalsti hand
, ea..
.l:ats quarrel with her husband,
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was atearhy trice her :age -he'.
being fifty years Ott, while she is only
twenty-seven. BE it was her possess,
ion and use of arsenic whi4•h the jury
heti 'mainly to consider. The poison
wigs found ill her possession in v in
orte. It was proved during the trial
that she had bought fly papers, and ob-
tained arsenical liquor by soaking them.
She bad a small box labelled. "Arsenic
--poison for eats." Several bott1ea iaa.
her bedroom contained arsenic, mixed
with powered charcoal or milk,ornitro,
glycerine:
Two f
0 her h� -
aul.c ie
rch fa
were found satured with arsenic, and.
stains of the sarue poison was "found on
a dressing -gown and apron. The
most demag iva fact was, that arsenic
wee discovered in the bottle of meet ex
tract, which she reunoved from the :sick
Male's bedroom and brought back in a
surreptitious it inner. Arsenie was al-
so obtained by test from a stew -pan
which had been used by the deceased.
et hie office to warm food sent him by
Mre. 1layhriele.
Mrs. May grid:. was ably defended by
eminent counsel, but it did not avail
her, as after hearing Mr, Justice Steph-
ens extensive charge, in review of the
evidence given during the trial, they
returned a verdict of guilt}. The maj,
ority of the newspapers which have
reviewed the case . acknowledge the
righteousness of the verdict, and in the
most unqualified manner condemn the
outrageous conduct of the mob of sym-
pathizers with Mrs. Maybrick, on ae-
of the unseemly exhibitions made on
the oecasion of Mr. Justice Stephen's
leaving the court after he had pro.
uounced the sentence of death. Full
particulars of hostile demonstration are
published in the papers just to hand.
As soon as the proceedings were con -
eluded the High Sheriff's carriage
drove up to the north entrance to St.
George's Hall. Here an immense and
and excited crowd were awaiting the
exit of the judge. When His Lordship,
Pneeded by the High Sheriff, Under-
heriff, and the javelin Hien, made his
ppeeranee, the crowd commenced to
ell and hoot. Ills Lordship, however,,
ook no notice of the most unseemly
bullition, but went to his seat in the
arriage along with the High Sheriffhe police, not expecting this extra-
rdinary demonstration, were not in
ug e force at that end of the hall, but
he officers who were there exerted
heinselves to the utmost to keep the
eople away. This they only partially
ucceeded in doing, and hundreds of
ersons crowded round yelling and
ooting. The horses in the carriage,
ne spirited animals, became restive;
he coachman,however, gave them head
nd drove along Islington at a rapid
ace. The crowd followed as long as
ley could, yelling, shouting and cry -
y out "Shame." Jurors and witness -
s were subjected to similiar treatment
nd in several cases there were narrow
capes from personal injury. That
hose who thus misconducted ' them -
elves believe in Mrs. Maybrick's intro -
nee, we have no doubt; but they ap
ear to have been ignorant persons,
whose sympathies were easily moved,
and who certainly were not in the
me position to judge of the merits of
lc case as were the learned Justice
eforc whom it was tried, and the jury
hose unpleasant duty it was to sift the°
cts presented in evidence, and, hav
g done so, to pronounce the prisoner
nocent or guilty.
The 26th instant, is the day fixed for
Mrs. May brick's execution. Her case is
now under consideration of the home
Secretary and the lag officers of the
Crown. Tho decision of the Home Sec-
retary is awaited with much interest.
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:e.* ttion oho .rid clearly the presence
a the lawn ox the liver, kidneys and
viscera, and rfl-.s,,ssion of the drug was
m eel to lE, ,- in a. variety of ways. No
nt::.ampt Was made either by the accus-
ed or her councel at the trial to deny
this latter fact, the defence resting up-
on the two o points that the prisoner was
'na tl.e habit of using an arsenical cos-
meetie obtained from fly -papers, and
that once, at his own request, she put
Sao her husband's food a powder which
she i! id not know to be poisonous. But
she hole theory of the defence broke
;lr-7wn. It was attempted to be shown
that death togastro-enteritis, a form
etc inflammation of the stomach, produe
1 fYy Tmpure food as well as by poi -
$0e, or supposing it had been produced
lil ern«soft, in this Inarticular instance,
az,laafsed b, a poison, either self -admin
fered, or administered by the wife at
'her husband's special request.
The medical testimony given in the
mum' of the trial was contradictory.
two paints had to be decided by the
jury, and the first of these was whether
death was the result of arsenical poison
Xl;b. Dr. Humphreys and Dr. Carter;
doetols in attendance upon the de-
tkaz dadmitted that they had no idea
tbat.it -was a case of poisoning until the
,snggest_on was made to them, and Dr.
urcaphreys.stated that had it not been
tlae suggestion was made to them,
aitid. Dr. Humphreys stated that had it
been for the ,suggestion regarding
ex _m5e. he would have given a eertifi-
Ian t•. to the effect that Mr. Maybrick died
cc e gastro•entersti,s. After the analys-
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W. SOIJTHCOTT'S
Clothing and Gezats.
'uTRITIOEI Ter STORE.
ExETFR, - ONTARIO.
6 Some of the 'finest goods that can be
14 secured, are arriving every
20 day.
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LATEST STYLES AT RIGHT
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RXETER, ONTARIO.
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Look
AND BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR
Building Hardware,
Twine, Harvest Tools,
OR ANYTIi,iNG IN
STOVES op TINWARE,
Call and see
BISSETT BROS.' large stock and get prices,
TURNIP and other field seedsaspec for
Eggs, Skins,
and other farm produce.
BISSE'1rT BROS.
QUALITY IS THS TRUE TEST OF
ArNEss.
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Of Ever Description 1 de to Order.
J. H. Northeott,
ONE DOOR NORTII OF FANSON'S BLOCK.
Main -street - Exeter.
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THE BEAUTIFUL HD CLEAR CUT
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from which this paper is printed
was supplied by the
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Dealers in Type,
Presses, and Printers' Supplies.
J. T. JOHNSTON,
so & 82 Wellington St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
CLOTHING
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EXETER, - ONTARIO,
Has now in stock
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IN THE. FOLLOWING LINES
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West of England;Suitlnas and Tams
erings,
Scotch Tweed Snitfngs and Trouser-
ngs.
French and English Worsted Clot
Ali made alx» in the iiatest
Style, at best +�'.�A !• Bates.
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fr4 Dickson's
GENERAL STOREL WRi
The undersigned would inform tile'
Palle that he has just received
his
bei .No.';, in the tai coucessionnf tlae town
5tiI�{{ 74 firm wail t7e solei Qhca ,and an eas�v t orma
ER•.` Tl.,(.ls::7{s.�ttautettu,r.inyhe.vee,ahcatortl4
■ ST C • owl 1)ubl.au, on the Huron it 4Lv
J r d Road.
Church and School, within l,lta a'iLzdo at form
ship ofilibbert,contaiaiin" 100 acres. Thla
INCLUDING
A FULL LINR 41~ HPC?: GOADS,
HATS AND CAPS, AND CROCK-
ERY, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Those visiting anything in my line
willfindi
tto he'
t their advantage nt gc+
to call
atud inspect lay goods and prices,
Best Boller Flour always
on hand.
Highest Price paid for Butter
and Eggs, and all kind of
Produce,
J. P. ROSS.
(10.2'2.' S.)
1. d. SMdt1dCBMBE,
jiIBTOiIartt Talior.
Up stars, over H. Spackman'S
Hardware Store.
Re has Ulu stock some of the
finest .summer goods
to be • found on
the market.
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904, 6.17
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1019. 7,03
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10.427.27
11.00 7.45
Passenger.
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. 8.265.04
8.84 5.12
5.41. 5.19
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FOR
Farmers, Gardeners and Florists,
A fair sized brick Cottage containing
dining room, sitting -room, S bedrooms, 'on -
trance hall, -with two good Cellars under-
neath, large kitchen 1&'o feet, with wood-
shed attached, two large greenhouses, small
stable, good well of water; with 14. acres of
land, all well fenced and in fair Condition.
This property is witlrin five minutes' walk
of the Exeter post office. The land will be
sold. on easy terms. A pply to
A. ALLes, Exeter, Ont.
April- 11, 6 m.
MEDICAL.
THE CELEBRATED DB. LE .CAIRRON',
OF PARIS, FRANCE, HAS ESTABLISFIEli
AN AGENCY IN TORONTO FOR THE SALE
OF 1118 111F.DICINES,:WIIICH ARE A•POS
ITIVE ;CURE FOR ALL. CHRONIC AND
PRIVATE DISEASES OF LONG STANDING,
ALSO YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION,EARLX
DECAY, ETC., SHOULD ;WRITE FOR IIv
FORMATION. 'CORRESPONDENCE CON-
FIDENTIAL.
ADDRESS ALL LE TI RS. TO
Tun E. B. CRANE AGENCY,
CAMERON PLAOE, --"TORON'O.
$QII the beat in the county.
A number of Exeter village properties for
sale on the beat, of terms, in41u.4liuc some of
the moat desirable residences in town.
Some property iia the r iliagei of Centaal-s;a,
vat Farquhar, which can be "bought, cheap.
To Iloardiag iiouaa IteepNra-Ou oomph).
tion i a
Verity Foundry, 4
n dr1*i,
a R Ca�4
} ialatbt' .pj�
from i^� is YSa aad4kitioraal`handt are to lac ern*
l,layed, •,, How -01u let ata small rete eat. -
aide of a iccomodaatiiaga to ao boaaader..4,toout
flvt7 tnfuntear Waalk.frcraaa the fouiadry,
Forfurthcr particulars aal4lln- to
7..11. DICKSON,
rcia 7t17, I. -s . alaLrriatcr, Ex
8. GIDLEY.
incE LEADING
ndertalter
AND
Furniture
OF THE
TOWN
I have an immense Stoek of
Furniture and Undertaking
Goods now on hand, which I
will sell at right price&
UNDERTAKIHQ
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. GIDI,EY.
IF YOU WANT A
011,an Ealy Save
OR
Nat Har Cut,
CALL AT THE
Central Barber Shop,
Faneon's Block,
Exeter
A. Hastings,
PROPRIETOR
Exetr Pflto tot1io.
Why is it
that in other towns
and surrounding' a country they
speak so highly of the photo-
graphs that are taken
in Exeter.
And how is it that there are
so many. photos sent into the
different cities of Ontario fro1,
EXETER PHOTO GALLERY
Because a�.,enioi's work is as
good if not better than any of
the leading galleries` in the
cities and their prices are $4
and. $5 per doz., while they
get them at Senior's for x$3.00.