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THE FINLAY HORROR.
4001st1i2ss10tv or Tun WIDow-How
nttrapuu WAS DUNE,
Condensed from tho Free Press.
The inquest on the- Finlay tragedy
wa3 rest,/ med, on Thursday meriting
last. The eyidoece went to show that
Mr. Finlay 'and the mail Smith had
been too iutimate for some time, but
contained Dialling tending to fasten
the (1011110 011 the prisoner. The follow-
iug is
AIRS. FINLAY'S EVIDENCE.
Mrs. Finlay, being sworn, said -R.
A. Finlay wae forty-three years old,
and was born in Ireland ; they -were
married in the towuship of Dover,
County el Kent, nine years ago ; had
lived m the township of Sombre, three
yeals ; he was iu tolerable health ;
had
- „
SPELLS' OF DISPONDENCY ;
people would sometimes say to her lie
was crazy : yesterday he was ia his usu-
al health, but complained ef weekn 78.8
during the day ; he went to bed tehont
Line ('C10310 111 the evening, the "family
retiring later ; thinks
Tun mem) 2tA1 $11.17'it
retired first; wituess retired about ten
o'clealaaat abont otse o'efock iti the
niorning, Alay 22ud, 11r. Finlay got up
out of bed and went to the stable to see
' what was wrong with the horses, there
BBING A NOISE IN THE STABLE.
Ile did not return, and she hearing
more . oise called the men and the;
went to the stable and found Min death
Beifig ttskefl by the coroner if they
had lived aogethes agreeably, she said
'' mealy." The. had
DIFFERED ABOUT LIVING ON THE plum,
she being opposed to .hie farming, bet
not seriously. The yonng anon Shanks
aud Mr. Pinky had never quarreled.The
Ib. 711121.1 ntlel he had words Meats his
emning tu the stable in his shirt sleeves
1104 Smith left for a time, buteWee,
. ro-
engagcd witlaMe. Enloe, three months
SMITH'S isneuseeesee.
Sinai', sworn, said his liame was
W11-
hain Henry Smith; WaS b01'11 in ire
-
lane ; had beeu in Unlade, since 1801,
with the exception of three mouths;
first lived iu Turf:lit° three years ; went
from Toronto to London, where he
tended bar for ins brother, win' kept
the Thomeon Honse; IlllJ wieet'el in a
flax' mill in Belmont for about six
mouths '• wen t f CO in there 10 Arlip II ti
51120(1 worked in a flex mill there;
HAD KNOWN FINLAY THREE YEARS ;
had never been in any clinic:link with
any one hi business except 21cCow'
McGlen n on and Davidsou ; ha:d. gu110-
1 relied with him about wages end hilt
hna ; never left him over any tithe,
qiiivere) : this was tbnei just befoee din-
' nes e r;dia ,t, take ilinner with, hiltl
that 1.iv oa hon Pen:;:oged 4-1 lain th:
last time he ,got; his wife to ask ine
come lislek and ha would give me
22 1110.11ti1 ; 11..(1)o020 We' 1.11i21'1t:•110.3 ;Pi Was
• paying me $2,2 a ; Colleen§ the
leas few dass there has 1)0.221
3s0,14,13A111.111L BET WEENVS;
think he W08 1101 11,1.10gAllor 6011,11:1 of
Mina; he ;Ind agreeably.
he • eyes tea jealous; of witttee, (30126-2en
they )Mr. and Mrs. IN altt0 quarrelltni
frequently ; 110 was abueive to hec and
the children.
ELIZABETH REID TESTIFIES'.
Elizabeth Ann Reid, sworn, said she
knew nothing pi' the murder Until she
was awaketted, iu the Morning, I,),) Mee.
Finlay and told at it ; 2Lr. Plitt
sometimes di:gutted ; it did mi2
hiet long ; elle (the witness) had lived n
/ (2080 2(110 years wiih them,
FINLAY W-tS 112.1111 TO THE 0/1/DEE32;
he. never 0, hipped ibevq bard ; never
struck then' witi 02 Sliet2 Of 1111ret1Slio-
able size ; he was a kini n tau ; never'
heard him (parrot about Smith e Smith u
i1 to bed first last tright, and witness ,
and childreu aftetaivards • saw Alie I
tt
It'l V i, ) t V, 1)0041' aweloa got the front yerd Chapn wheels On
rid o I trt rse and k ft a de nil' 'A 1 th 1119 ttOnipiinif'iu
(4, th 0 i•oport, 'if the gun. A sitylue it was a lair enran. Justisw 1 'Xlilinelt,
dour tind lenooleide iseued, 0, search warrant, 'The eott. ts:.,,vgiti°e0 oatio,Y:t
80 to 00
rninnte or so aftor 8with ciente to the Week n as itatnediatel,y applied te,' Who
$ '8:1$ .()) 949(10
' el went to the door. Smith told etable foued Chapman tot Tidnielt, very pees „, 70 to 15
Ind it WaS done, early on the seconst day atter, ettu'le the teeta
Botta - ,..
the bed Where Stnith and a boy,. Mulled the pal tiee event by the Way ot Saleni si311.;eal.'ss -,,''
"A abort time after 'tide I Went to heels) at Ilastings, It apveared that Vieurpor b...
,,, , : ,120,0104, ttt000 ()3.06
SlitiAlks, were sleeping, ana peetended olialia$tiklk18, riVe lni)es foither, and . I ,
4
..... ... 7 00 to 7 23.
10 awaken them, They gilt ap and Wout tafter dark eachanee
ei el the hoes°. The .,1181t1.,,eis).,,,k,..1..„, 0 00 to 0 ien
to the stable. Megistrate said that while li,o did not saser, a ...e..., -, is so to 14 00
- ........... 70, to 1 23
f -A. then went out ana askea them, coneider the ,hon>e stPlellOiE4 11° 1)°- lo)11...ileo6los4,.).1.),1.'4..„ "-","111:1"..1:' 111* ti,(a) i. (ig
what was the matter. One of them lievecl a fretild 141,14. Inen imaeii,n(nl, awl 1.4,4.i........ --,..,r1ki,
replied, "he is dead," if copsid(Ci•V(Itre\lig could belt 08"sed: .,
" malt awl hhauks the ie 'went itisa or WY lam he would. settle it by iiiinese 41).se°,1eillew;let,',.'Sy'r,'!b,l'''''''1" 1. nf... 6060'tt°0 Vs
caned, the neighbors," ' ing a flee ; inV, under the circuoktiteges Bariey,„._„,..,„„,..... .. 20 to 95
Tho confeseiou was signed by , he must commit t110 V1'1801101 101' trial
ANNIn FINLAY. at the Supreme Court. 'Die pri$0110),: 13',ggo',1)°".!,zen..,.%, 12 to
lv to .i.s
was subseqeently released on bail.
SM1T1-1,'S CONFESSION.,
00 to 109
Snlith, on hearing her oonfeesion, Pork ., ..... ,, , , ... . . ...
gave a heartrending groan, and turn-
NVhito wheat ., ' ....,.'','..',„, ... - .;tittoo 0200
i..,il '''AS1'.
lug to her, said, "You have murdered Treadw oil ,.. ....„.. . .',..... ... ....'........, t35 to 68
118 ball 1," ' Spring.„.., ,,,,,, ,..,.., ., ,,,,, .:1;.'.. , ..„ ,88 to 80
Oats .,.,, „..,, .,.... ... ' ....... . t ..;.' .. . ... . 0 101 to 0 41
Peas._ ..... .., ....,.... ........ . . .. ... ........ e 75 to 0 SO
Tim YERDTCT. Barley... , ,,.. „ .. ..,.. ..... . ...... „. 99 to' 95
liattor L : ,• f ,1t1 to 10
On conclusicin, the jury „rendered a leas, per dozens...ea,. .,..,.. ,, ,, , ea to IL
verdict of "wilful marder" by Williani Lard .. -,' ,, ,q, • 12 to. 13
Potatoes ...... k: -.....k..„,....,. ' . ' " '75 to o 75
ILO/11T Smith., and Mrs. 11. „ 5. Finley
the.L.o for trial at the (aiming Assizes at el?\'1,a'?):1;11',iis:i
as alt accomplice to it, and committed .. ................ .... .,,..;„,1 .% 0205. ttio) i84. &I
0 VI to 6 71
Sarnia. shoopsidus ...... .. 37 to 89
- ...... . . 10 00200 ttt000 16 05000
,
UR*TON.
t '
• 7 00 to 7 5Q
Pail Vitheat „. ...).9 ..., s t 84 to § 66
Spring Wheat- „: , , ' 82 to thI
Outs - - , . „ , 89 to 43
.,.. 70
to 71
131.31aittlez ,., ,
... ... ... ...
.. ... ...
15 . 10
70. to 76
10 ' 16
,--";g4#4 " - . *I''I.• A ,*'''' ....!W!'''' ",i,r8fliV47
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141ISIHNG TACKLE WHOLESALE,.
..e_. $etae Al•11.) RETAIL.
r6,
so.,••S
Ou Tueeday. 1120 an accident occurred
in Burr & Skinner's cabinet factory,
Guelph, which displayed ,the value,, of
presence of mind\in danger. Mr, Jones
Mahotty, an employe, while engaged
i2 ph -tiling, and hisetiatention heving
been attracted in s048 other direction
for a moment, Ins left hand was caught
by tlie rollers,. As soon asho felt his
hand being drawn in and terribly
crushed, with great preeeeme of mnad
he put out his rightland and commenc-
ed to turn the Screw svhich, relates the
distal -ice between the bed aucl the knives
of the machine, and by the time his
hand was drawn in so far as tile knives
the bed was so low that it escaped
\vjthout being cut. I -Es 111111 WitS drILW11*
111 111111CSt to the elbow before ho suc-
ceeded hatetting it free fterti, thee'
rible Fewttion, Lula all this happened af-4
most in en iustant. His fellow works:
men calve immediately thins assisteee,
and Dr. Keating was at o»ce sent foie
who did all M his power to alleviate hie,
suffering. Several small bones in the
letek oriels hand were broken, but the
!laud was swollen to sueh au exteht that
it was impossible to set the Bones un-
til such time as it abated. The use of
his haud will not be impaired, bat it
will be the some little tillie before it
ovill he entirely well again
Quite a sensation was caused in Moa -
011 Monday evening by the re-
moval from 11r. Pillgroan's yard of the
111(11 01 the lira tug boat ever built in
Mee Ford, With trucks and 0 couple of
teams the greatest • d1fficulty-ttt2nio8
from the emed-Litaving boon safely
overcome, the hull moved majestically
up the street, au interesting crowd
eagetly 00 Aching its progreSs. With
one or two stoppages 1(4 1041011(1(1 Port-
ObishOlin's corner -for thenight. Next
morning it 02i63 taken down -to the WU,
Ler, and prepared for a latruch.
On Saturday evening'im oldoman iu
a pitiable ancl apparcti'dy dying condi-
tion was brought into the Belleville po-
llee station by AlexellaOr Burdett,
Peter Post, Audrew Hamilton, and
Owen Weeze, tf Thurlow. He gave
his name as Samuel Pollard. Dr.
Tracy, police surgeon, was at once
een for, tuul fouud him iu euah a low
state that death seemed certain to re -
sett in a very short time. The man
died during the eight and au ittquest
was begins on Sundey, and -closed on
Alonday eight. Dr. Tracy deposed,
that lie examined decesased on Satur-
day night at 9 o'clock. lle was then
perfectly cold and pulseless ; his face
suffnbed with blood ; from his ap-
pearance should say he died from • con-
geetiou of the luegs, in ought on by
eepesure and neglect ; he had chronic
soros on his lege. • Owen Woes() teeti-
tied that 011 Tuesday night last he saw
de:teased near Foster's gate; on the fol-
lowing morning he WM •lying in the
ditch ; Mrs. Weese taels (1)11(1 1121(1 driuk
to him. and witness took Ilea strtuw 0210(1
placed it for him to lie tet ; geve him
milk 1211(1 110 drank it, and then walk-
ed to where the straw wee and loud
down on it ; Jie said ho WILS 1611 lino._
shman , 71 years old; he also send ho
had a daughter in Montreel and son in
Ottawa, who was foreman of abook-
bindery there ; he said that the police
drove him orit, of Belleville ; that he
came part of the way mi thc ears, hav-
ing a ticket for Napanee • saw it ; it wes
dated the 17th of IN.Utv ; 'he said ko was
put off the ears ; on Thursday morning
took fo,,d and driiik to 111421, of W114/11
he took seam ; witnc es' wife fed nim
egain on Friday wonting ; on Saturday
morning with ess and Messrs. .Post" atid
Burdett •clettned, deceased and put
clothes 011 hill) ; 111 tilkilag off his boots
found maggots' in them ; one of his
heels hail rotted off ; there wits it ',seined
ni his back full of vermin ; ho Wits net
couscions on Saturday morning; he
said no Friday night to MIS. Woes°
012221 110 wished ho was death Other
evidence was taken, cot•rcborative of
the above, awl the juay returned 21)1(11'
diet that deceased 00.1110 10 his death
from long exposure and neglect.
6 to 7
riT-DI7rS.4
Spelling matehes are tho rage in
Brussels. At aseocial tiller° last week
the word "t oe d'' • was neve than thee
could stand, and the prizes offered
were rotainetl. .
fift't.t-ga-mikat
Last wook an illieit Still on the Bay-
field Road was seized by reveuue 'Ott -
COTS, alla all the apparatils coupected
therewith, and a small, quantity of
spirits were confiscated. The still is
supposed to have been in operation all
whiter, but if so the proprietor manag-
ed to keep it verysti//.
The pleasure yacht ‘‘Tommy White"
was destroyed by fire in Goderich har-
bor last week.
Mr. Willitoiu Chisholm, of Goderich
Township, went to Toronto three
weeks ago, and had a cataract removed
from his eye, at the Eye and Ear In-
firmary.
• Harry Reid, a Goderich aonenthle,
fired a pistol off at a, 01000(1 1(1 Gudvrivii
a few days ago, and tile ban ov a ea_
ding struck one Fred Witty at the cor-
ner of one of his eyes . Uareless p00 -
pit, those Godericliers.
Rev. W. Craig lots been apnolnted
20 the incumbency a the 81. Thomas
Church, Seaforth, in room of Rev. W.
L. Mills, who goes to Quebec.
. The next Proviucialeloughing match
will be held at Scarboref.
Wool has nettle its appea.ratice on tile
Belleville market; 0108 more. The
price- ranges frunt 28e. to 80e.
silvtii exeitement in Tiverton le
almest c1.1.111plotedy abated. Nothing
1121.8 beeii •doeetuwardS bill ki t g 11. test,
shaft, though a gilt)]. many ate 128
gruite as ever that silver is there.
man (truyo a itO1812-Wi1'ell he pro -
unreel tit a livery stable at Lindsay -
to Whit fifty fIVO hours.
The horse died shortly afterward, Mal
proceedings are 0004 taken agaitiet the
driver.
011 the 18211 'May Mr. Telfer, fanner,
011.1118 very near leriog
Dy a rum batting him. He wits heed -
tug 110 01.1) examining a ewe, 0.21021 the
sato made at him and kuoisked him
duet', and when he attempted 60 get
:IP the ram. 111020 et hint itgain. 13y
;rood fortune lie got liold or -02 1 tit,!ce 01
o10 horn and killed the rain. • 'este. Tel -
fee is getting around again.
The minuet mectims of the Grand
Lodge, (Canadian Order of el(1aelowe,),
was Lela 11.1 Dundas, on Tintreday, the
:10tii Mt. The attendenee of members
was large., 11,1.01. proeuetlings Wore 01'
rt 111,081 itateresling character. 'Thu fel-
lowitig officers were elected for the en-
suing year Master, N. Ger-
doe 131g100v, Toronto : D. (1 Master,
\'ill jam Ogg, 1)011(142:4 ; D. D. G. Master,
Wiliiaoii (1.. Black, Hamilton ; (-I-rand
Secretary, Thnnuts ..Parry, littinittol1.
All or Clio installation 01 officers the
olo.thlia bodge adjourned, to tueet again
ii1ITlItlttJll, 111 1876.
At Cobol -ire; on Monday eveni11g,24th,
. boy no nied .11111108 Henry Titotints had
leaped upon a train on the Coburg and
Mannora, .4t1,1 1 way carrying a 101.01. 01
J Limbo r, and as it, moved trona the
110.01, lie atilused himself by j Limping
,otti one trualc to another. As he ran
ackward npon the loa21 to get a better
tiert to j ton p to another car, he on foe
-
'mutely went too far and fell upon the
etcla.whon the next car passed. over
Ins body, ctitripletely crushites Intel be -
t:.:1001 80,eness.ie wheels. Death was install-
tWhilst Angus MeLeed watt standing
n a, plank, raking salt over the pan 111
Ir. Riehtmvee's well, Kincoediiie, last
atintelay, he overbalanced himself, and
ad ne elteenative but' to jump in the
°thug brine. Ile had to walk about
5 feet in the scalding element, and on
etting out had to wait quite a while
afore assietance 0121110 to take off his
toes end socks. He was placed mister
le service:5 of' .Do. Johnson, who ren -
800(1 Inen all the help he could. We
ern 1215,1.30 although badly scalded lie
ill be ' ieittncl in a 'little while.-tee-
0r00e.
Finley lead the p',I111 on Timreday to
shoot tim squirrels thitt were destroying
the corn at the stable.
SMITE'S RELATIONS 1V1TIf MRS. FINLAY.
I don't remember telling at school
tliat Smith went out through the win- ?,
8
111
PI
ti
cl
le
00
dow last winter when Finlay ceene
home from but had told
ti,e hired sishe so when she 001110 home ;
she said slie r1 not remember that Ms.
Finlay Inicl'giet Lindsey to take ctere of
Abe stock ; sla, was from home theme&
of the time ef Smith's absence, rind
-when she came home Sruith was there,
and Ralph, their little boy, said he had
been there for over a week ; elee said
WHEN FINLAY CAME, /10117. SUB SAW SUITT/
• HURRY INTO 0III1 PARLOR, AND TIIINKS
HE WENT OUT OF THE BACK WINDOW,
for she saw him behind the house in.'.
medatcily afterwards ; Mrs. -Finlay went
to the sleigh'(111)0(1111t Mrs, Finlay
did not tell Smith to go through the
house.
CONFE880014 OF MRS. FINLAY.
Mrs. Finlay confessed „to John. Fin-
lay about noon Thursday, and after-
• wards made oath before the COroner
thftt Smith shot •Finlay. That he hitcl
told her on Friday morning that be
lutd 1jd tlie plan to niurder him on
'Thursday nigh t, but tho gun not beiug
capped, he coul(1 1)06 acconiplish his
week. ,Q11 Friday he went out to cut
potatoce, and he pot a pap on the gun,
and at one o'clock: Sittordttv morning
went mit end looeened the hotee fte
to make a noiee. Fifthly, being Alvah,
heard the noise and 114)1 6111 to see what,
was wrong, end ft little while sh8.
hoard the report of the gun, find 00011
aftee Smith came to the hotise, knock..
ed at the door, and she opened iti and
Suntli said, "Tlio.! ‘i,ork is done."
'rho fallowiog tvas the statement she
Trtade,
• frAlcitiV Dotlf 1117 tifil 00I1012E20.
oOtt Veiday mottling Sinith told me
he 110211 eeratiesel ate mmelerfor the
night issfore, bet there hein(1 tio eftp 0)1
the 2111 11 he did not carry it into, effect.
"Friday fie wenti into tho stelae to
t potatoes foe geed, and (salved the
gun,
"At ono o'clock on, Saturday inert),
Wflut into thc stable' and loosed h
the hors, to 001161002 01, noise to draw i‘j
JACKSON, THE ES -CAPUT) PRISON -ea. -
TUC pcliee, have been informed of the
hereabouts of Sam. Jackson, the
ordered prisoner who eluded the grasp
of l)citective Murphy reisently while en
mute to tiiis city. He is believed to be
[(111 .211. a swamp in rehr of the Ross
.1?0,1'11.1, Westmitieter. .Detectivee
P11011' and Murphy end othere were out
722 quest of him yesterday, and ran
across two colored girls who had been
providing him with food. They vefus
ed to inform the officers of his hiding
place, however, and up to a late hour
!list night he had • not beeu captured.
tie broke one of his arms in jumping
from the car window, 01111 has had the
handcuffs removed from his wrists by
some of his friends in this city,- Free
0.9.
Horse tt inlet's will be interested hi the
case of ‘VM. Chairman, which wits
heard in 4 0211)00814N
srst, , 8,, the other day.
The GeiZelte 8ays that C 1)ft p 1121(1eth or person brought horse to
118011)1110te1i 11,11d 01,:lpinan noel Geo
161108 Were talking Of a, sVra,p, and 'put
CliampAn's hoes( beside, another of
Vales' to try a matched .11',oles did
net like the horse and wonid not swap,
when 011111)103111 psopoeed to buy Vales%
They 4gracil 'upon the j)(1)04 1011(14 be-
fore the mode of payment was fixed.,
et the eiqueet of .,(J 14)1)1.0210
Itis companion harnessed rides'
horse, and made his exit by the
beck doer of the stable: The heese
W)4(7 then taken from him by Vales' and
eft in charge of anethory while
'ater3 wao potting 1u other horme,111
OV
011 the morning of the Queen's
day, (itertrude a little girl of about 8
years of age, danghter of Mr. John
,Dutton, Guelph, had gone up town on
an errand for iser mother durieg the
forenoon, and. was returning again
'about eleven o'clocle. When, coming
over Allen's briege she felts rather an
minsual werinth aboukher waist, but
thinking that it wile caused bythe strong
heat of the sun that prevailed, never
suspected that she was on lire. She
'lad not proceeded far when 11e1 clothes
burst out into :dames. '1.'errified itud
rifled and alarmed she scseomed, which
lsrotiglit the people in the reighborliood
to 1161.• assistituc.ie, the motlier of
21)02 unfol•tunitte girl, who Wit8 aniong
the first on the snot, quiclily writpi?ed
her own dross arortm1. the burning
clothes of her daughter, alid thus iin-
niediatoly smothered the flames. She
‘vas (2(4 (111110 carried to Iter horne near by,
and upon exitMination it was found
that 8ho had sustained severe though
fortunately not fattilinjuries. Iler body
oil the left side, frorn the waist dupri
to the thigh ehnosb to the linee, was
wits badly ,burne,d, and the suirerings of
the iinfortuna,te p;irl were of the most
exiiruciating, 16111,21. 'Everything possi-
ble was dune foe her relief, and cal
Wednesday she suffored but little pain,
although unable to move. Consider-
able time must elite's° before elle will
be able to be ronnd agein. There is 110
floubt tint that het' clothoS were ignited
tire-craclrers, which are 121)100001
12(1(1) id 14011 the Queen's
arvi other holidays. r.'his
should be a warning to be more dare-
rtil in future, for had it not fortunately
likppened that help wits close at hand,
this young girl's life would altimst with-
out doubt have been sacrificed to this
dangerous amtiscinont,
A. young lad no Med Palmer, son of
Peter Palmer, brickleyei, of Tilson.
burg, while loading a horse alono• the
roacl on Tuesday last, tioar that Cown,
Vlidelo/ed fieVere icick 10 the t6rnp1e,
tind liVed abeUt twelve 1101111.1 after.
wo,r(io,
OTEAWRAK4,..:.414.0444'...ACT Y
G (3..0 rr Ti
xesoseeereurei, or
rooaen liarret Too4B
Efoios,,
GraiLt ()radios,
•
, ETC..
,fle will Moro ready fdr the 00 10011(2 harvest, tiio
8 colubriled
.'"•;„
L
J. CURD &
'
-!,
Dunlias street, Loyalou; out., bay° now °period
out (1.111(0 110(1 of fishing TacItio Quods, also 11
cheaper quality for boys, comprising in part Bam-
boo Poles,, Jointed Rods,Wallung 27t4.91r Rods, Raelftr
Baskets, 2 smiling and 11:linnowNets,..A.ItificialVigi
Visiting Baits, Capin, Linen,13ea0.ollLiue1(, White.
Hair, Rair and Silk, Twisted Silk and oiled( Silk
Lines, treble books, fly hooks, Woks brass fOrttlos,
hooks to wit, hooks to gim)), tying gut,ginni by•thoo
yard sinkers, floats, furnished linos, 21005.,, tips,
rings end 1(0021016, 111(2786 Swivolls, etc etc., etc:-
OcuO by post for prtiie list.. , . •
\V G
BOOZSELLEV,
STATIO,NER
Exeter.,
OREDITON 01
WC)OLEIT MILLS.
The Rubsetibors, in retnrning thanks to the
farming public for the liberal patronage be-
stowed:upon them in the past year tot the Cred-
non Wtrolon Miis, wouldbeg to state that they
purpose continuing to work them during ,,t1te
miming simmer. having leased them for a
number uf years, loping to give in the future
the sarnesatigfaction as in tbeptost.
()aiding, Spinning, AVe,avin,g,
and Manufacturing
au kinds of Tweeds, Flannels, Ette. done on the
gbortest notice, and at lowest rates.
T. & M. 'JOHNSTON
Preps. of Zarieh Milts
Crediton, April 15,„ 1875. skiinti
THE FAVORITE LINE.
CHANGE OF PROPRIETORSHIP
CROWLEY ASO FLANARAN
Having bought eat JIlawirshaor, 1, aye
Good Horses, Comfortable Stages and
Fast Time.
•' -0-
These stages are dr( yen by the Most ccornmo-
dating of drivers, and leave
TIEE WESTERN HOTEL, LONDON,
every afternoon, nt. 2 p.m, arriving in 1111011,0 811
Linleto connect with trains for the oast and v.0140
ut.c1 conneeting in lixo ter with the Clinton and St
Merl '23 01.1114111,
LEAVE EMTE1tAEOUT
1-0(1 11.111., connecting in Luean and T/011(1011
Sta5E18 111111 10(11116.
27E1) citcm-tyy
w. 131.100168. PAT IIAlsTAGAN,
Driver. 1.1.11nriet0
UST RECEIVED
Carload of
SEED CORN
Wo have alsO on hand a large stock of
Clover, Timothy, Hungarian
• Grass and other Seeds
Warra.nted All Fresh
No old Seeds kept in Stock
Sutherland Bros.
SMary's, April 8 1875.
-1875.
NENV SPRING GOODS
AT THIS
Popular lIouse '
()wing to the clepressien 111 trade, both in Can
atlit altd I Ile Utited 820.326, the /uvlitifnehn'of
tuid wholesale 111011 (1)000 Leen 1012(1102) dispos
of their Stocks for
CAZIE
without reference to
Even the C'ost Price of ,the
Material;
m., 'McIntosh Go
having cit.:Aro-A their Winter Stock, tin ottgh
their veay folocessful sale, were in the heat
possible position to take n (Ivo t ge of IOle fitate
of the 1111111(25 0. Theit Spring Stock has been
botight, nuteli etnlier than 11011111., /111(1 1111(101' Alt
Old (id V /11 1 t gos which Cash and matured ox.
limit:nee eau 2)010111(30(1, 1270 MI
Peoqfitg of which are ghieg to
, theik CusIoiners.
NeW Tweeds New Denims'
New ShirtIngs Now Gottons
N .Prints New Jackets'
at 'Pekoe hover before 'hoard. of,
McINTOSISE St CO.
tARV'Sylstatell It, 1815; 80.1
Suitkey A.,J71:a''Sr,.. Rake
Norelt$r in this so'otion.
CI -T
411 winDtidit to
Ativatitage tellay their Steck frent
„toe,
akr air prop ixed to deal with theni as rensona-
as any other estahlishment,otud to give prompt
attelition, to all orders,
. •
,
vlipLESALE & 'RETAIL.
Turning
60 ill iikes-riftete,iili.lietritlq the 1;us00eti5.
• GEO.RGE COr.PTLE
• •4.
E oter4pril 8, 1875, 82-6in
S. LIVIMAY
HAS ECEIVE0 THE FOLLOW-
ING GOODS
"At
1. PER 813. GREECE,
4 B#es Bruesels Carxet
6 Bales Tapestry Carpet,
13a4s Persian carpet
4 Bsalds :8 -ply Carpet
8 13ales Kidderminster Carpet
0 Bales dfnion Carpet
4 .Thelos Canadian carpet
4-4 English Oil -cloth
6-4 English 011i*loth
8-4 Engligh
10-4 Euglieli Oil. cloth
12-4 Englisit Oil -cloth
15-4 English Oil -cloth
24 feet El1gir?.11 Oil -cloth
1 Case Persian Damask
1 Case Velyet Damask
1 Case Repp Damask
1 (lee° Freneh Damask.
1 Case Piano Covers,
1 tease Table Covers
200 PACKAGES GENEV AL DRY
OODS.
,EXIIMINE OUR STOCK
when pnrchasing, 118 no one will do
better with you.
R. S. MUIPAY.
Ng. 124 Dundas St.
No. 126 Carlin St. LONDON.
INTERESTING.
ATED1tCALt tmon say that nothing is so
good health as a room atm-
fortahly warmod. The season of year is now
lot lan id when you wilt require the very best
A •
H
e
S TOVES
102
-"jol 111
,
-
Nive
••••f.
AND
BISSETT BROS.
beg to say that they lave just received one or
the largest 1100115 14) the county, consistintt'of
Stov,es tof the very latest. design and the best
nit(nnfnctures, which
DE SOLI) ll.EASONABLY CHEAP
.Their aim is and always has berm to satisfy cus-
tomers. 1-11t,rciware,
Tinware, Copper -ware, etc.
always on hand. Also the
arnoc Amcd
and 1,600 LB SCA LE";,E 011 VS.
Old Bags, (Jopper, 11011, rte, bought,
- • 11158 IAIT BROS.
75) SPRING (75
Gents Furnish'ng
ATV) 00411(103,1)
ES1alb1iSliM0111
Sli..1311)0RIB.ER.:BEG'S TO ANs •
..nonn.00 that he has:jos: rocoived .a.• eplendid.
itssertnicutof •
&. ENGLISH
TITITEMILITS
BbAbK BIWA DC L 0 TITS, c.Cz
pOE SKINS,
whioh for
STYLE AND OtTALITT
WM, BE HART) TO BEAT I
T A-1.1•14 0 IR 1 N G
Depattineet is replete will -roe -01,y males)) lea
pre alai l'Arniahud 11011211111,
rAsztrov rziATES
021
A triericin Styles 'and Cuts.,
All Week, 801321110160 21 eitt in the MCA
fashionable style.
Call rnify, end see the alseisest feel beat. 64,,
1211004 23tock:4 in town, mod offering at lo*
ores tor 119,Alti SOU'II100'ek'
113tter, Ap.ril try, 1875,
Ptirchasedthe
11(11.1N
1(t01)10 hog to announ
Stock of Mr,
0011618/1Pg Of 11
CITOICE LOTOF
' 4,
i•212' 1'11J11)
111111 lately
E. Drew
FIJRNFITTRIi]
of every description, thus making. tali present stook
The Largest
mad est
North of Lorado
. Ito has also purchased Blr, E, Drew's
SPLEITX)IX) 2mte1
woich is estimatod to bo one of tho finest in
the Dominion, mat ho is therefore prepared
00 110202111 funerals, and
FURNISH ALL RE461SIT'ES,
AT A MOME117'28 NOTICE !
Coffins, Shrouds Etc, always on hand, & furnished reasonably
=let
GEORGE CA.ZTICA.RT
FaadOnable BOOT & SHOE MAKER, Sign of the "Big
.. Boot, Luean, Ontario,
• •
wouro acquaint the tihabitants of this and the surrounding country, and those visiting
ittadiard, also imported work, wkich he •
CAN SELL AT PRIOES TO DEFY ClOMPETITION.
axarthat he is prepared ti) do order work second to none, a he employs none 'Mot P1081101315workmen, and rises nothing but First-class Stock,
G. CATHCART.
, (01-y1)
'lateen market, t at e hits on han'l a large stnek of Boots and Shoes of his °woman.
Lucan, °etcher 22, 1874.
Woodham
Harness Shop 1
ENZI:7 ICATELER,
Manufacturer of Light and Heavy !Lorne/is, would
inform the inha.bitants of Ushorne and Mon hard
that he hits on hand and is oreparod to manufu.c•
hue
• LIGHT AND HEAVY HARNESS,
and those in want of anything in bis lino win
study thoir owtriuteregts by (211 (1:0 him a call be-
fore purcin sing elseWhere, itepatring promptly
attended. to. 75-8m.
$5 ,10 $
ilt) r put DA:v.-A gotitS Wanted! All
6,4v classes„of working peoldo, of ei-
ther sex, 1,00135 000102) Make nano noy lvork
for us in their spare moments, or all the time
than ab anything else. Particulars free. Post
card to Statos costs but one cent. .Aticlress
ST1NSO2O cte (JO., Portland, mine. 02-17.
The Dommion Organ
-11! H. ai B.
14.
500 MEN WANTED
to carry away
E EaDi
AND 1(151 51112.06 01'
CONFECTION 'R-17.
(Plain and Ornamental)
BRIDES CAKE MADE TO ORDER !
Special Atiention paicl to
Orders for Parties, etc
The subscriber would also announce to the
people of Exeter and vicinity that he has 011
hand 1211 121)1016 of
,GPOCERIE 5
Tetos tkiat cannot be surpassed for their quality
and flavor, Sugars, Currants, liaising, To-
baccoes, ate.
Also, allkinfla of
Delf Glassware
Smallwaxe, Toys, ete. All kinds of
Produce taken iu exchonge for goods.
Bement ber the Pi ace--•"-NoX t door to 13°1 ten'S
Drug Store, Bread delivered in 011 )1011-02 of the
.town free Of eharge,
J. BELL.
xeter, Nov. 19, 1874.
• rrETIsl W. D.1IeGLO0IILON WA.TCIl
.1. is the bust ln the iria,rket
BOWMAN:VI-IL:LI ONT.
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
• ORGAN S,
(.4431 awl gee: our
Spielidid • ••S'ti 0.• s s.
• . Takiri.g.13V.e•VyWh.±.6
I1nmonsle• Number .
N. 1.----01d Iristrurnents takel.)
111 eachenge foe iitsv.
Inatitruents nonstantly on hand at 7. Drew'
Fottniturc Ware -room, ',Slitsic Stools from 4.
to 'f5 each,
Seilti
111 J'Ett (0,0.
nt,
lio,sure and got' tbo 1),1\lc05ochton Watch
boforo 'haying, Yon . havene ether: atter soot
lint Omni, Allf who:Wear 211017. 1110068111.20)02 thorn,
GOld and 271270, 7:11215)0 attd nolltlefftan'a 11100,
17 )1(111(1111 dreet, London. -5.66.12210':‘teetiatoil10w1610) .
bergest, 3315)1 ,1)1 01166004 Rbook of flue °old
.rowitiry, Oloolts, Silvor, mitt Plated Ware, 10103'GoOt:18, Ac,, la the 37(1121052 11+81111of
every description, 'MD., -1‘retittOTTOVIAN't •
77 Du tola8 Tionden, 0210
;'D ()Y A.Xr.l.'111) TO LE AEN
,* Itiost haw it fair itInglialt
tio.a. 424 410 12414 61111o.',
Ali.t.t I V
ivILNDE8801‘1/ CO Pill/TE',
1 SUCCESSORS TO G.
) ex•steauf ship 2000r1141ti11, Mot 011000 a of flootig
bought lie. by Mr. 5412212 b0).YOR41t.y 4i'lJe.c) 546 1121:0
V/II 111 130410,
AT IVIANUFAOTUIIERS' CLEAR!NO
PRICES, '
,
a further
saving to Customers
the-atifli our fidvaing goons connection and MI
coontatind of the markets.
(2 ,11, Smith lurving 510,1701 (11 the BritiF,11 roan
1102aL 00 b11,Y his otocit for Las Whelesale Ectuoti
'itottoito tator 140 tounmer wholesale mtnort
trade •wah 0 1. er, taling advantage el the tas.,'
1(1)050 0001111011)10tors ere willing to in.alie on alto'
bW-a1D01 (;)1)4f:, (2(1121)10511 he loft on their hands,
rathc,r than (tarry thoni ovt.r for 511011101. 1‘02.4011,
11.11S 003)114)0(1 for 110 6, 00g(11 41106 at 0)316v6 11)105
(Ii01411 Qaly he croditod without geoiotet oho
goods.
770 10 opened a lot of
E13,INI,'S AT 8 CENTS A Y. A.T.tI).
Higher glades equalit, low in price, Also's, lot of
-tv plftiti rd.tboaS 2111111 colu;s, 0001"1
to 11) CU. Further shipments coining to 1/1111a
12 00.115',
0,-sti10e1erir68g out beets M1(1013005 itt ro-
dueeci
HENDERSON
SiteceSSorS to R. Smith.
V. J., GILPI14,
ST. 1\i_EA.Pu7.C.S„,
Tingroith . and general (Maier. in R101'014 1.311;312a
tuLile, 0.c, Ole, 'lltiv,,are, ()upper wars and
galvanized iron very cheap. Cut 11a116, &LP
tioelciug fitovoB $11 411 d upwards
I he Curtis plow 895e.
TELE NF, ST & BEST T HiN Cr' OUT
IrrIportaut to every owner of a
• Building.
Carson's Paint,
(iniprovorl Fire-ploof.) Those win) are in
need of Paint should enquire fUr 011,1$011'2
Improved Paint.
ItIs Cheap and Fire -proof, entering the
grain of the wood ; it stops all snaoll leaks in
roofs, and pteserves, them against the action
of both t'an ami weather: One coat is as goo-
vioettbk. , 0 of common paint, and two
001126
WILL LAST A LIFTImE
JAMES PEOUT,
• Agent, Exeter,
N. 13.--Wootl taken ;rt exchange for the pain
A.B BATTLE &Co
Puy A&UO [a
Cf..)
0.2
ST. MARTS.
rtt run f,tonso
Xqii/r
Evely Thursday Morning
r Tat, 01051011,
p
, PhOS pA.11.47.
:
$1.51) pox' atintria, /l115:1b10 strictly 122 advance,
No sOl1bOrlD129.4 t11101:1o11' 1001 l,hlu js tuoniaili.
ti .4 '('0(2' ()Le it ./) 1)
Vivid insertion pek 11110.„.„,„,„ . ..
It o.11 :1410003(00111tadit par 1 41.4,,
vortinou ion Le 01 aystt (1023.124, 112.2141111 1OB2
(mita, 10,, not 3)00292In3) 0011 'O.8---fIrd itiOuth
qi .4,11 T411.014octimit i..alotal, 2006015., _
NOLiece' 0.g births Inartio..,450 and deaths inserted
t‘oto,
Advertisements without Spec,Ile directions will
3.0 I taterte4 tin forbid, 22)1)2 Obit' g3,0. i1000rit.,1141y, ,
AtIVOrt.i8Olttolts to bo n111104104 by a stale of
solt.1 noilocilel, •
k fiLY,' A ( i 8
'11,0 ft/hawing 1'01110 will 1./(4' 11rtil;O0i. 110VallY
Useinentst-
oxfs, N•11.1.51, 6 'MOO,' 8 otos
1)10 olumn
22.11 " ..„„,. :83 "?.."
(400.1 2111 " ,„8)
Inghtlt " 12
1(00111n21 210100, six lineS and 'undcr tOrs
Mos, 43, , st, \VILITL:
2,1(2222:10)11100,3) oinili tor 0,1)3)7.1 and tonflOiff
0. 22:1102; .1.5)710124 is:,:t Lue..tn at 8 it.l.U,1111,1-,..onat,s,
1'11 0 11.. ni. 7,0,00,9.1-..aittflot1 kr 1151400,..,4 at 214n.).
l'..atanyat 6 14111.,t 10i \quit iu 111:7;00r nt ''r P.In.
titte4P9,16,0coffittbtor 411,-11,tOr Clio.t.011 0.2 ti 11,,rn.
rtt±k4141"441.414fti*.itt io loan. Loa\ 6 fellute6 a
l
if
211ififunittirrotfoltiI
) Iftefor, a24.5190 %30(•
Streg614 tiXte'llite t. qu..,,Xncifolitys,. Titersila
ainlitot 641 tall ,01.1414,11tiAt 6 11.1110*7114 1'
tttae16.1,;iionn'trahitiii004,'115Si .'t a ,\,',,ft, e'R
01 1102.30, t,1011 i" ' • ":xeis...t,' - 1..1• 01' , 04)400..