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EXETER, ONTARIO, THUIcSDA,Y, .A.PBIII 5,1.377
ofneertersia
A fast y
oath of Blaaehard rani away
with a woman forty year of age last
1'l.Ll. Alltel', LAND) ''Ott HALE. Juliet Doyle, of Oswego, attempted week, taking with him his father's team
Front 40 to Gn acres. of thy most oxiolhortg etlxcide 14u Solidity by jumping into the which he sold, for a trifle over a 'tun-
grTtlity,with lon.i t;:,is,Darntilescon.nosinhontlenlist at SyraGusr N, '1. A,fterahe
eseecrotot+s renil'er;men. It aad'oias the'bitit- ► ldred dollars, though it was said to be
ms ytetioli oleo valet, it et moats pressirectiro' linin slanged in she clha►)ged her xniud,
velem. mai :nee t+o ociaiwed ore v+rry tavoiabh i '
berme and been" a good, araimmer shriek out
for the shore* and sees rimmed. She
MALL HOMESTEADS. 'l:_ From I .
h T aO4 J3' s1x re sixteen yearns old. and attempted
is teertreightxetosstrb,afthebestoflimi uthe
tents ae'4 the lstuug,,. „tccrtmmon feria price, slliielilit rather than coiltitina A life Of
awl on tonneofpavtaont to suit pnrchneers.• Rhnintl,
1"Aw obom sWM; the aces r1lnst, twhieh,yiil la,
ihrowu open barge dl stint; atter harve>;tt ranninc A giltieritl tatrike among, tate anile- l
Lit -Pilot ulnen oath tl.a rei.,.st ', AO CVNI►eetillg li'al• t brotherhood t treeii whish it had sxvt►llosve►i over again.
▪ IIeL� GE I C?'1'�;-�,lerrtln 5t} - the 'hibidelphia anal Reading Baal was sea}t for to too if he could not do
worth $300. Re was captured at Pe.
trolia, and taken home.
A fine grey. Australian parrot, owned
by Mr, Feels, of the. Queen's Hotel,
Guelph,had almost killed itself by pink.
frig a hole in ate crop and tatting the
gtonauttueiGntrnert.rotdrsitlitarpandli•roe,4, MO t. 'ld imminent Oli r Veteriner swrgeon
, � Ar. Tthonlaer Y b
1111Warllfi 71CCorttinC,Zo pnsitioll, tint of tt,e . roe i lad uousegll"Q1 elf an of er 1Sstlea something to prevent the bird
tlitlots Leta out na the 4'ast MI of the Station, 26 to the employes to sever connection p destroy.
twee disposed et. 't earl or intended var-
�} ore thaw kat r.'.0 he seen n,r appllcatinn,
teereh concessions aio to to parties pnrrhesistr,
.�a hlec:k, orbnthdliig k'ItClorlos or ?tills Pt nay
•ileacrirt'na.
ilCHA,1tI) LOTS. With fruit
trete of full bearing age Only a f•wrows in -
Smug ode* esit:harlots,ecesedhac t,3 sits
ki[;lAle CO 1'T:!('><.l:s,---I''zrties not
wieblUg to go to tins trouble et buil.liett,tn
ace,ou+t. cl.' tie xersninsodated win
so recently /.gilt +.,trans, titan under
aatot , v:flied inny ba l,urelitirva on ve. y sissy
ren,, goal tatnoadceitobob'ondeast vice.
`tAi'l'CAte BUSINESS OPENINGS
seam kind i,atble ei
e.naror.'aand tl,rirint
'efhltsg ton slim i,.tr.. ;a - !pt 1, mule ;.fait
'lite anchtur b, aura of ettcaat,eu cain;et 1, , (1(41-
1,.4, Beate :s rlleh .i rafirkot ,.tt14e+iel++rt. with
u,uisalN.dshippixgraeihitic... ei.cro;zeRechofilal,
cul soru„a,11 ilia cnayen'iez cos of tisw t,, nitoatut
*la incoavraiicaess.
TI1OBI AS TIUVITT.
Vextvali:x )Ii.rcla ai,1617r aero.
PROPERTY
` tvt115 :1AIal;.----A Cti\tii'ORTABL it
+tvrell;ng /rouse. with two lots, on rtes South
filoa,f alimsoa ctrrot, Alit IVO of 1-rxatcr. Ater
)),artic++letx.+t+rlyto Mc. 3).V.
restirr.hfsrcll :!,16.7: Solicitor,Fxet,•r;
SALE.•.Lt)TS lt)AN D St
• larttvat 5l1 Leede Gnat Stet+beu,'1..4 neves,
o
Ta s o: tees (iota kitten l.m,.a seal me triune
Berns. ltearingara1►nr4. ••ttuato.t it naitvs west
of T,tcterl Tim aLr.-at wilt he tiivaaat 0, snit
i�.nreho1c'rs. kilt :,111.4 Epple •o 'i l )M.0* 1Nir
EsN S'r1i r:7.lieour, on t11a, Rrreauiaee, or ter lets
`10 ii Neter P.0. aa.xln
:II
OVSS soill..--
i. 11 7lhc u,tdcrehgirctl Y+niern Ilia ltriek <'ottago.
and onobolt aeon at 1:111'L ire ftilrllYitle. Tee
It roperty is i utiles from Ixetart orchard arta
+3 Ai i,mpruvatasnts.
Apply to Alt'1'8C T NS' Y1,0) oar the Premiers
•
{"ARM FOR $ALk3.—The subscriber
offers for sato his tens containing 208 nears
being 1ot07. con 10, $Gonion. 60 acres cie.trctt
and frame Piouse, l3%en aril (intuits.' Aooay.ei,
Wf water and u namer txitiug wiring of water. Six
*lose from rho v111uito of Exeter,- - For teri,lat
.xpl,ll to She sub:weatrer on the premises or to
d ciul l+eahn.e, et'.ri1mnas,IiIOR'l, I{r.It9f.A1:L',
Stephen ..Tan 2,R nein
1011•SALE.--'-Cale asttbscriber otters
Tor elle, ten acres of excellent land, on act
l:,, cot, 1, 'Osborne, opposite the Driving I'ark.The.
rrepertpis wait drained 11,1(1 fenoad with well
a3.id Loans tkereoa ; also, lot 11, Main Ft., Exeter,
*auto buildings thereon. Wail be ;old to suit
'purchasers. Apply to Join TItt:A1.IS, Exeter.
▪ xoter, t1.27, 3877. tt.
1[410.11 SAL,i?l.--Two currier Leta oppo-
site 1Tz. ifiu.trn ti,'s. .Apply to JOR1 F-
'xl&1lSft U,t., Exeter
1YTA.LUABLE PROPERTY FOR
s,rlo.-Tn6 subscriber offers for Salo 26
steres of excellent lead x mile south of tho vtt-
ingo et Exeter, being 11,irt of lot 16, coml. Ste
Aber. There is a goad well. and rump on the
premises. Tho whole :ells be satin ene block,
e1 in lots to amlt purchrneers and 011 res s•.aaahle
fern, a. Apply to x013N WOBDIIN, Eay F. 0.
Y.seter, :starch 1, is;7.
DROPERTUOIi LL: Two lots on Main
street, oontsin ng one-fifth acre each;
good frame cottage ,c ,ntainingsix rooms ; good
well and puz?;p, and stable on the premises. --
The above is eligibl > situated for business, as
the lots are both fro nt lots, and convenient to
the street leading to the stilton. For vertical
liars apply to J. WHIT';. Titus Office, Exeter
LAKE'S AGE, _Y.
with the F3rotherhoeti of L000motivtt
Engineers. 011 Sunday a secret meet,
tis;; of engulf era Was held, ae which oe.
er 13l1 momber; ware l
reac
nt. There
wee tt determination, not (Mr reeved by
vote, hawcsvv r, to remain in tine
1Sr•t•tltorltatiti lit all hazards, '1'he
Roadin;l officials say they are pre.
pared iter all emergency.
A touoment bonito • acoitniuii by
Deter Borne and fondly at Rhtneclif,
N. Y. V;ia horned on Saturday morn-
ing. Mrs. Borne ami her four chil-
dren jet?re burned to 41eatlh, and two
children were Lastly injured by jump.
ing from the winifear. Mr Borne WAR
not at home. no Are 'rats the work
r,f an inceudiery.
Austin Sheldon, a hermit, living in
it cave in Melford, Vn., for forty
years, was found frozen to Bestir /tear
the entrance to the soave en W'ednos-
day last..
Consl;td111e John Magee, of Wood-
stock, who, lout week shot a man mon.
ed Jl+aac Reid, while arresting him in
Oitkland, has been committed for trial
tat Brantford, au a cllarfio zif shooting
with intent to do bodily harm. The
8058 Will 001110 uta at the Aeeizas laity
being held in Brantford. ]:rein, who
was shot,. ie now in Woodatock ,fail,
onto—doers not seem to Buffet much in-
convenience from Iris wound.
'.Cho report circulated for some
)time by the papers relative to the re.
'move' of the troops from Halifax to
Brinell Columbia, is alttThoritaavely
contradicted by the military author -
Wee.
Mr George Moi%enzie, a merchant of
Fingal, bus in his possesion a niece
of the veritable tartars worn by Bonnie
Prince Charlie, at the (to him) disao.
atone battle of Cnlloaen. on April 16..
1746. Mr. McKenzie Sound it while
examining some family pepsin belong-
ing to his father, the late Murdoch
McKee zie,
A znan earned James L. Watson
was tweeted in Seefnrtb on Wednes-
day ofleet week, by chief constable
Dunlop on a charge of bi•'amy.-
l Wa
a n, who in it shoe -maker by trade, and
11OR SALE. -5O acres, .17th con.,
Stephen, fronts buildings nearly new.
• r,nLavanee ec in French;
&.tonnorato
PARTIES having property of any de
suriptiou.for sale or to tent or money Milt -
vest on mortgage may, obtain customers by ap-
plication to the above. '
LARGE amount of private funds.
to invest in mortgages,
t11i ,'ALE.---1dOacrea,3 miles from
L• Mitchell welt improved, goad buildings.
51,200, er will ezckange for a 51 acre farm,
n AC10E11%10:
ES, l mile from Eisen.
I. V Don nendon /toad, en which thorn is a
lints kilo sad et;..lto 'parry, on rosy ' reasonable
®LOf ES in Stephen, 114W
franto'barn en.acres !oared 52600
ball bias. r 1 r
® ny goantity nf ,private funds' to
,L3 loan ata; loser's*, of interest.
ONaY TO LOAN en good notes.
• Accounts end notes collected.
MO$TGi:GES BOUGIIT.,
CONTEYAYCIXG
A., L A.I E
CODlMISSIONLIi.
rlksnranee and Land Agent,-Olr'ios
reasons Block, Beater.
iugitself. fie sthtolled np the wound
with silver wire and cut off a portion
of the bird's beak, and afterwards
1►TACO A colla rotincl i:tl; sleek to pre-
vent the crop betug restored or irate.
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r
tedthe ..err again attempting byt l to tt to
p 4 G
4
open the wound.
In October last a one dollar bill,'
which lisd become torn and di'apianted
was received at the noise of a anter;,
was " pasted up 'r with )taper so ns to
keep it together, and was paaid out ir►
the ordinary coursfi of badness, A
few days ago, after a lapse of nearly
sax .mantis, it was again received in a
registered letter from a goutlemau in
the township of Howick. The sill was
again recognized by a private mark in,
eerted on it when it was hlxsndeii. Haw
many hands it has leen through, or
what cervico it has done during tato pest
six menthe, it would be diftitinit avow
to imagine.
A compare has been formed in Col.
lingwoofl to be known as the Canada
Fish Company, fore the purpose of con.
duotiog the fish trade of the Georgian
flay aud upper lakes, i+Iho busittess of
the company will be simply v1int of
ferwardera or wholesale ngetits. They
are risking arrangements to handle all
the ileal taken in these waters, receiv-
ing them from the fishermen and for-
warding to dealers throughent Canada
and the United Status, This arrange-
ment will give Oolli hgweod control of
nearly the entire fish trade of the hikes,
and furnish etnploymeut to a consider-
able number of men.
Blyth has a roll lira Baronet --Sir pearance on the
William Collis, a barrister who is set- She eras, homya
tied there. peoial pet, and Biro. Wren,
ei Fit of her children adopt p t
A man awned Patrick looney 'rats'
taken from Blyth oe Fridley to the profession: was anxious
Goderich gaol, for safe keeping, he be- Should go on the etage. W ..
ing a lunette. He was exa hxuned on died elle left Alice to the cage o
Wednesday and Judge Torun reports of Iter elder sons, John Wren,
that he to a dangerous lunatic,, jog limn to use 4ie iuflnence to .,..
Petitions are, in circulation � pe,eteing tide daughter foul adopting the proal s
the Government to ;wade to J ' At slow;The Wren '.uyonile troupe wee in
trill's request and to grant Iiia the the coarse of tonne distolved,tt a dough-
portion of the lake beach required by tore marrying, and the sons scattering
!him in commotion with his proposed in various parts of the world. Ail of
salt shaft« them, however. remained on the stage,
anti little Alioelived. With one alld aslotlt.
or in turn. .About two years ago Mien
who inherited, as dill all the family, tv
sledded musical talent and strong dram.
It is understood that Mr, Inspector,
Langmuir, who has been visiting and
examining the different public institu-
tions of London, intends to indict the
County Council of 1lilldlese.: for main.
taming the county gout in its present
cantliti3n.
'E'Itr.r ct
tr f •
A son of Ir, James Hunter, near
Pine River, was NO severely kicked in
the eye by ; horse, a few days ago, as
to completely destroy the sight.
lir. J. Trawartlla and E Davis, of
Goderich township, one day last week,
sawed a maple log 22t inches in diam-
eter, alas been aerating in eafartlt for eter, with crosscut sale, in 23'seconds.
albcut tent months was married in Londesborough has the honor of pos-
Mitchell on the 5t1, inst., to it young' Bossing a mare that can perform great.
woman named Avery, whose father re- er wonders in the, kieldne hue Man any
sides in Seaforth, On Wednesday af- other beast in the Country. Figur-
ternoon Mr. Dunlop received a tele- atively speaking she can stand on her
grans from tans authorities of tate town head and kick straight up, she can lie
of Peitb, instructing flim to arrest clown and lick straight out, and in any
Watson, as be had a wife and on a dal position at all suits her. Having made
living in that town. Watson was ac- • sufficient .kindling to last her owner
cordinglq wasted and placed in the i some time, he would doubtless sell her
lock-up for safe peeping until the fol- "ant a slight increase on cost." soon of his becoming the onstodiau or dant, Mr. A. Bishop, M. P. P.;: Fiera
loving day. when it 1118 expected the Mr. Darla, who resides on a farm depositary 'ef any money, property, or i res., Lononard 1-Ilinter Reeve ; Diree-
altthorities from Perth, and the wrens-„ near Goderich, and who is well known valuable thing staked, to be paid to the tors, Win. Kidd, R. Gordon, jr., R.
ed snsn's wife would follow up their rte our readers, having been for many winner of any lawful raee. Anderson, A. Duncan. Wm,, Brock R.
pears proprietor of itaarll's Hotel owut 3. Oho provisions of the Act thirty- Cade, Jno. limiter, T. Key, Jay. Oke,
Ou Monday last Mr. Coven medal,
closeout upon the promisee of Mr. Jno.
McLennan •in Gotieritlll Township and
seized a etill and some most execrable
wl►inkey, which be 'eery properly de- ' silo inptiuct , showed such obetivatsy ill
etre-seher determination to follow talo stago
Insped. ctor Ballantyne laid informs• that lxcr slater, Mrs.:I3atea, finding it
tion before the Mayor and J. 'Beattie, usviera to persist ire opposition. gay.t
J, P„ agiainst all the unlicensed mon in way, and procnring for Alice an en
Saaforth, and the result was that the t ageinent to Motu. Cores opera troupe,
vesoele five wero on Wednesday (March placed her reader the especial care of
214) fined $20 each -,-four of them Bine. Cora« Miue. (`ora's trent*,
paying the fine and sawing costa and which Was in retility theatrical rather
tiro remaining one allowing the case to than operatic, traveled through Aute•
go through Court and teen appealing tratia for a time, told last year went to.
to a higher Court. MO.:1feiii'addeu, of the southern part of Africa, where they
Cando job, wee down watching the cave gave entertainments in Cape Colony
for the Licensed Victuallers' Asaocie- and in the diamond field, traveling al-
tion. most constantly until the end of the
The Brighton E'tieignsays that Peter year. Letters were received by differ.
Irish was, at the instance of a Port eut members of this Wren !amity from
:/lope man, fined $25 sura costs last their sister bearing dates up to '.lee. it
weep for practising inetdsoiue without 1h 1870, which was ;Bliss's 22nd birthday,
license, In default of payment ho was but sine then the only intelligence re-
sent to gaol for ono month. The werd
"mauufaotnriug " illetead of 'i prat.
tieing" in Ina advortiiiement would
have sated liitn.
ceived is oontained in a late letter stat-
ing that the entire troupe bad been
murdered by savages early ill Janu-
ary.
.ZSsttf *g (Iffil root tStt"lLfr. l,,ri1'E011.r7'.R.
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The following in Mr. Blake's Act for hcaoox. Ex,1:1x TATaolc«---Taxa quarter-.
the rapressia oaf betting and pool Bali- ly oxannnatien of the pupils of S. S.
ill; 2—
HerMajesty:44 and with the advice,' No. 0, t,leborno, was dead, on Thurs.
and consent of the Senate and House day bat. The pupils were ei.xteeeed
of Commune of Callas, enacts as fol.. ia, their verities studies by their teach -
lows:— . are, .lir. Young and Miss "Fosuer, as -
1. ire erase any person uses or know- fsteddi•
Messrs. Westlake, Martin.
ingly allows any hart of his premises sy ,
under his control to be used for the i3arople, and Powell. The pupae
purpose of recording or regidteriu ; any acquitted themselves very creditably.
bet or wager, or selling tiny pool, or-- The evenings entertainment consisted
(2) Keeps, exhibits or employs, or of dialogues, reeitetious and instru-
mento, music, which was given by tine
Winchclaelsea band, :and was a grand
slowest]. The following is the stand-
ing of.'the pupils for the first quarter of
the year, based on conduct, diligence
and pioliceuey : Fifth form ---1st, Wm.
Sample; 2nd, J. Crocker; 8ra, J.
Johns ; 4th, L. Gudbolt; 5tb, S. Vaal.
Fourth form—let M. Skinnier ; tend
M. Hunter ; 3rd G. Snaith ; 4th C.
Crocker :5th F. Smith. Third tem_
let W. Powell ; 2nd M. A. A:••:: ea?* ;
3rd S. Clarke ; 4th S. A. Log,iu ; 6th
P, Hells. Second form—let S. A.nd-
rewand 0. Smith equal ;2nd S, skin-
ner ; 3rd A. Delbaidge ; 4th NE. il.aIls ;
knowingly :allows to be dept,,exhibited
or employed, in any part of any prem-
ises under Ilia control, any device or
tapparsatus, for ilia purpose of record-
iug or registering any bet or wager or
selling any pool, or—
(3) Becomes the custodian or deposi-
tary of any money, property, or valu-
able thing staked, wagored, or pledged,
or
(4) Records or registers any bet or
wager, or sells any pool ;—
Upon the result (a) of any politieai,
or municipal election, or (b) of any race,
or (c) of any contest or tris.; of skill -or
endurance of man or beast ;---
Suoh person is uuilty of t. misde- l nth W Swell.
meanor, and shall be liable to be im-
p/isoued in any common gaol far any The ann.tal meeting of t'io
term less teen one year, with or with- Usboruo Plowing match Assooi,ation
oat hard labor, and to a fine .not es. was held in • t1 o township hall on
ceedinb one thousand dollars. " Thursday the29th, Mr. A,. I3isbop
2 Provided always, that this Act ' the chair. Tho following ofineer4 wero
shall not extend to any person by res- elected for the ensuing year. t'r, si-
telegram and substantisite their charge. t
' WO ant it '- roe /coria, cls .ter I-atao Whitlock., John Keslick, Jun.
During NLduesclay 'I;I , 1 c ,l ri tivlltte horse now iu fiat folly toutth t 1 th ty t V t ] r
nt It a ►wever - l
the prisoner eat a hole thrcugh thea year. The old pensioner is still neer- thirty=two instituted '•AnActirespoct- McEwen, F. Hamilton, W. llazelwaoit
door of the Dell in which he was son- I IBr as lively as.a colt, and can luck up ing the prompt and suxnnnary adniinls- and J. Audersotx; Treas„ D. McInnis;
fined and effected but escape and Troth-+ his heels a good deal hither than many' tratiou of justice in certain case!,,, shall h:cy Jos. Bellanityne, A nlnani-
tlaat are not so agece by forty years: apply to oases arising nudar this Act, mous vote of thanks -tvtis passed to the
He ,was, in his young days, a• famousScoretary and 'Treasurer for the :iotive
!hart which they tools in getting 'np the
big has since been heard of his where,
abouts.flays 111e Strathroy Despatch :—
" Frons an exchange we learn that a
Mr. Lion has been united inn holy met-
rimony to Miss Lamb.' Now if they
only bad n. little child to lead them how
thoroughly would the propbecy"of the
Bible be fulfilled, wherein it says :—
'The Lion and the lamb shall tie down
together, and a little child shall lead
them.' But r bide a we o.' "
A Ron of Mr. W. Thurston, of Bob
e•ayreon, about four years of age, swal-
lowed a tin whistle, which stuck in alis
throat and count not bo extracted.—
'the whistle was so firmly fixed that ex-
traction Was impracticable. ''111e only
resource was to push it down, whirl)
operation teas accomplished, The
whistle remains in the .anterior, • and
fine not '' been heard of since. The pa
tient is;iu as good health as ever,
racer; ana.won mauy a purse fon his
owner.
'Char, ]Harrison, s veuth formerly
employed as " runner for the 'Royal
Hotel: Kincardin.o,. on Tnesday week
burst a blood -vessel while rioting is
the same capacity at London. It was
reported that the had was /lead, but
latterly we learn that, !although exces-
sive' bleeding, has ensued, there are
prospects of his recovery.
A race against timewag slotted on
the Lneknow grill r< few ;nights sulco,
by William. West, alio went three times
round the rink wi•tlisix,turns, in •thirty-
seven seconds.' :'I'he:`:diorance is 130(4
yards. Beat it who can. .
Section 21, in tho , eleventh oonce5-.
sural ofManitobn,'has been boap.ht by
Mr. John McGutlin, of Looting town-
ship, for $2,000.
Massacre of an Opera Troupe.
Wherever to the civilized world, from
Sweden to New South Wales, ' there is
a theatre doubtless the nem° of Waren
is known and plea1antly remembered,.
for, since twenty odd years ago,Wnlllahn
Wren, an Engliele notor, name - to
America with hie six Children, the
.Wrens bare travelled over the world
with different companies. William
SYren died after his }wife had borne him
three more children in Alnleriaa, and
the five wig rend three of the daughters
were ore,aeized into the tiWrenjuvenile
troupe, whielh Was wall known to Now
York theatre•geers taineteen years ergo.
The youngest daughter,: Alice 1% ran
was then; three years old, and.Wae' not,
a member ltf the troupe, although she
e•teasiontilly, e,renthem myade.her ap•
{lowing nu1teh test year.
Z•011nn Fellows. M 1) of lain N fee
Although 1 leave generally a great
objection to patent tied nine -a
, I eau
but tray in jttstion to Dr. Wistar's Bal-
sam of Wild 011ery that in is a remedy
of 8iporior iaali10 for Pulmonary Dis-
00206.
I have lnado use of 11his preparation
;for several years, and it 1las proved to
be very reliable and etlicari•,ns in IIhI
treatment of Itevore and long eoanding
eenglio, 1 knew of one paatient, now iii
cguifertnbie health, who alas titi.en'tliis
retic+dy, s`1,1:1 who but for it: nsa,, i cc
skier, would not now be living. R.
I'sar?ows, M. D. . 50 cent;/ and $1 a
bottle. Sold; ay dlrtie. s generally.
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