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EXETER, ONTARIO, THITIISDAY,`'SEPT t'MRER 13, 1877
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PROPERTY gtST
r
lit :fur. d t►crea,,� urode nr less, lot 9
on /Silt Cnn.
cresol:•nrLe'Sd1,,u•i:'dut.nthf r
rorchard.'I[dlrnamr•l+tacuodehialncl,g ods!of
:
Writ of water, frame b:tris 8„x;0, a 1091 ct•ltatr
iter; a ia& hnnFn And ronvenieatt to rehash nod
tldurc1.7 mike /trope Liman, 5 trout flrniton, au•l
4.1.4011 lit. AWNS, on a nod gin,Vei 440:0;IBRD{
.tnu•u;old t.ac•'re rnaiuder good ave i. <c•v.•u t-,•Rre'
tile. For further particulate aplpi; to
1) J %ML.5
"AL► It, althe premises. augtit•ti
s�Ait .1 FU,t SALE.—TlIP UN -
dm -signed offers his /rant for nein, being
1 lot .,i,ake head, htephur, cm.tuiniug d0 nerve,
with tailor in said su{,.
blit.,! with venter• Far further ,'readeulars and)
M Louie 7ivaggr, on the promisee, or lirubtet•
0, Out,
T)IWttERTY leOlt SALT;..-.•Tllegnb.
,n. tilarut?rctrf1l
r:utdolioffers
f octet
A14in
gcaustate of enitiVatie:4 wolf Exceed/} acre of
good )-dung bearing orchard, /aces two streets
awl will bo Bob' the tp for earth Amory to JAS
CA"e'll. r tra:for,l or IN AALlat1'1I.1., t borne
Ti tautit, nod W 1.01' FOR SALE,
*bard one 1U U acr of I offersbibF;ltel l Melville.
property in tour mites /row i ;et 'r ;Kellar, and
other ima•roVotuehtr. Apply to A. TAA ihoa onthc
ltrenitaee.
1)1tt►Pl:8i FOR ALE.— ra 0 tots ou 31ain
3e street, oantaiu Off 4,110 -fitly pore each
good frame cottage,o •ut;tininp six rooms ; toil
well and pnrrp, end atalt;eon the premises.
The above is eeligibl a tnated for business, its
*he lots aro b th fo of loth, arra convenient to
the street feeding to the station For Damien
deaf 41111111• to J. WHITE. Tullis Office, Exeter
MISOEL1 ANEOUS
^t MvCAi,7CeWi, . ..
WhoI esaIe `. i"liggist
Itio* mond t , London:
OT:[t'F.—All parties inti rested are
I hereby cautioned against giving credit to',
anyone on uty account, unless by my written
'order. JOB SIMS. Stephen.Aug,19.1877. *W3.3t
DS. CPBELL, 1tOVINCIA,L
A:11 .1:' • Land Survoyer. .to., will to at itawlc-
ahaw'B Botol. Exeter, an tin, prat Tuesday in each
Mi)nth. Orders for work loft vitb Mr. John
lipackman will receive prompt attention.
*nom. 4•IMMI
ASON & HUDSON, Ilenea11, Ont.
Accountants, Auctioneers, Cenvoyancnrs,
14ro And Life lua rreno. -nd ()ontral0omnussion
Agouti, Insurance two-thirds cheaper th••n or-
dinary coat. Prompt attention to ordure per
Anil or otherwise.
NhW LIVERY STABLE, Untn Street,
Exeter. MAIM CIntitI E would ne.
quaint the public that he has opened a news
.savers Stable on his premise,. The public
ill find good and comfortable riga at all hours
rad di moderato charges.
SINCLAIR TAIT.
Dealer in .Fancy Goode and Toys double
and single Berin Wool, of all color. A1se
Zephyr and Germauion Wool Next aoo,
north of the Timis cfSce, Exeter,
FOR 50 CENTSto alny'
MILTON dress elegant Gents Watch chain
with Seal, 1 pair Sleeve Buttoa:s,
Bot Shirt,studs, 1 Collar Button,
heavy plain ring, 1 Psri+ion dia
mond pin, Retail pries AB. 6100.
COLD 000 stock wu.t be sold. Illustrated
catuiogue of jewelry, watches, dc.
sent. with every lot. Silver watch
• to all agents. Watchlree.
JEWELRY'MOTSEAL PQ�ELTY CO.
CONSUMPTION CURED,
AN OLD PHYSICIAN, retired from
active 'practice, haying had placed in his
hands by an East Inaia Missionary the formula
of a Vegetable Remedy for the speedy Ind per-
manent cure of
CONBUMPTIOri ASTHISA BUONCa1TIs ,C TAItBB
and all Throafand Lung Affections; also apositive
audradicalcure for nervoua•debility'and all ner-
vous complaints, after. having thoroughly tested
its wonderful curative powers in thousands oI•oa.
Beare els it his duty to make it known to hid suf-
fering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a
conscientious desire to relieve human 'suffering,
andwill send. free of charge, to nil who desiie it i
atria tacit e, with full directions for preparing and
•Tuccesefultyusing-: Sent byrotun mail, by s4'-
-raw"- -n Ns..• -:p, nnamingthi, paper, DR. (1
STEVEN, Box 80.13rockville,Out.
MANHOOD :
IIOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
Just pnbliahod, a new addition of Dr
I Culverwell'e Uo1ebrated Eseay,ontherads
eat cure of emiral 'Weakness or • peramator
Them*, minced b Abuse, Involuntary Emig
alone, Impotency' Nervous Debility, and Impecii
menta of marriage generally; Consumption
Epilepsy, and Alts; Mental and. Physical In-
capacity, die.
The world-renowned author, in 'this admirable
*lecture, clearly proves from his Awn experience
that the awful consequences of e'If-Abuse may
be effectually removed ;without medicine, and
^w`itliout dangerous surgical operations, boogies,
instrumento, singe, or• cordials; pointing nut a
mode of cure at once pertain 'and effmctual, b
which every'siuferer, no matter what hie condi'
tion mn,y be, I nay.euro himselfcheaplv,privately
Bard radically. .
• tf •lliie Lecture will prove a boon to thousand
andthouaauda• -
ent under seal In a plain envelope, to any od.•
den".. on. receipt of si cents, or two Postage
r, atpe.a
" $ . pLWgrAii D70AL
c'atatndtate.
..,On circus day in Napanee a
sharper with a confederate worked -'p
a game on a promiue►•t and weelthy,
fernier of Adolphnstowu until I)C WAS
induct 1 to bet ,200, $100 of which
he borrowed, on a Urea creel innate
Wel. It its einperduona to say that he i
lo.•t it, or that the ►/mere got out oft
tuwu on the double quick f er recur-
(getaer with the evidence offered in sup.
port of them.
tet
lug their booty. The police were t
called by the loser, bet t to late,
...At ti, tire in A'liburnhatn, Mr, Gel
C. Huger•/ twee struck in the head by al
ettentn of nutter from the branch pipe,1
As he a es but it low feet distant from l
tl>eep i.zzl,r, and the engine working
will/ ler ht•rtvy press:tie of steam, the;
force of the :stream completely stnnued
bite, and for a litue he was iuseusiblo.
Ile ha* loth: hoaxing of one of ilia f l3.isevorth fair,
r, fur wwinoears, tiles ' force of thebleiw 11Rriag l The name ore
broken the iyuipitkprn or drum.
Ttae reeidenot' pf cls lnte David Haig.
of Helelineentl, alis deratibyed by fire on
Thuri+da venitrg , Mrs. Uaig'a father
Ith her, peril-hed in
seatntti-ce could he
ingneet is now be.
„.Tornatoex can be had at Oshawa
from twenty to twent,yftre cent( per
bushel, They are still Iawer in. ',1oi
treat where they are quoted at from tent
to tnentyfive cents yet el. It i.i
°feinie;l they eau l►e prgrown
et twenty ceute per bu
Oe Sunday, Joycevil
cil'ality of I'itteburg, w
agitated in consequau
.roues there of a case
Joyce, .a eon of Mr,
been ailing for solea ti
hie Ulnae mooted his
he waa aubjeot to .iha,t.
committed suicide by
a few days since.
Oa Saturtley last
Gttlt, purohaeed a yoke o
1111lilli-
aiderably
e occur.
Jareee
oyce, bad
4 latterly
so that at
our. 1a
himself
u Scott, of
oxen at tato
.•
paid .i, nf t,.
ow The
tI doea
a .down
tle be-
t fur the
purpose of offering theta for axle at the
Uutoli;ll Septetubdr fair. n1u Mouthy
he mesh-
tl:►tru to
of oxen
m, arid.
le lerelnifio8
of Mr. Wont. ,'tlr. Scott wee seen, teed
being sat/ lied that the : rlflan's story
was a erne nue, alto din to take
the Auilmla without is `nr trouble.
it ie a questtan if the i,� u be idon-
tifietl and dough,). ►
wha
3 the flit
render.
artf(
Tiny galls. for $2 A ton in stack near
Emelt:out Alattitobl.,
The rain 'aybreftlfetiarrlson have pro-
wl it by.18 f.B" x ties *6,000 'o pat.
chase a deans Greetregiue. •
Bones bend in some ruins au the
straits of b aoitinew are believed to be
these ofeb'.,tther Marquee, a ce'tlbratetl
Jesuit tniesi ry, who died in /1146,
tied was: iutt eti ander a ob a ',
,..A B ,Itorillo contour eonij,hiins
of the Proverbial facklereya of Nis fair
sex, the latest illustration af4+nj�lr]• '
consistency being the rawesi two
young ladies to accept sellooI appoint-'
relents tendered them dal' response to"
theft euro eppliwttiona fi
...We regret to
David Christie,
WAS mitten a fi
•
lie Han.
�tf' ell rat 0
:,isoll-
pus insect. at: lea . sl e1ron, i:ear'Braut-
ford. The pert bitten is greatly nwolo
Ion, and is •in a very bad state. He lies
very low, and great fears are entertt.in-
ed` of his recovering. .
A serious acaldent happened on Sat
urday, at the rases held at the Sand
banks. •Two meu were badly injured
by a horse bolting and running against
them. One named M. ,McDouald, of
•Woatlake, is not expected to live, the
other, Frank Morrie, of Rochester, N.
Y., may reoever, but it is doubtful.
' A few days ago, a tramp 'teas put off
a C. S. R: train at the Kingsmill eta -
tion and slyly entered the residence of
:11r, Jas. Teeple and stole therefrom a'
seat skin cap, a pair of broat ollth
pants, and pair of kid mita. The theft
was committed in broad daylight- and
while all the family, as well as several
visitors, were about the premises. -
On Tuesday afternoon; with the ex-
ception of Mrs. Yokes, all the family,
wbo live near Oshawa, were out in the
field. The house was entered by a
man, who threw a ' handerohief over
Nine,: Yokes, and .then knocked her
senseless on the floor; He .proceeded
to ransack the house for money, and
trunks were opened, but be got noth-
ing, as he deoamped When he beard
the teens approaching the barn.
.-.A few days singe thee President of
the:Grand 'Pruuk ;Railway .,employed a
cabman'to drive biro to the meohanic tl
departmel ti at Montreal, and the cab=
by supposing that one in such a high,
position would neeestarily occupy a long
time in.comi1eting his busigestt, quietly
crept into his cab and fell asleep.': Sir
Henry;; coming net after a short .time,
and.seeiiyg that the driver had: tranefer-•
red bimeeif to the Anterior of the cab
without more ado'monnted the driver's
box and drove off.. The motion of t'ae
carriage arouPed .the: sleeper, . who look-
ed somewhat she pish when he 'slew
who held the reins. He quickly got up
and said, "I'll drive sire' but Sir Henry
replied, "Oh no, sleep on., I have the.
reins, and whipped up.the horse in true
knightly style. • •
...A nutnoer of seriaue chargee hav-
ing been preferred against A..F. But-
ler,.P. S. Inspector for,;Elgin;, an. in-
yestigalion was •11 stitutec?l,stud••etidence
tvken. Some of the charges es Made'
are now admitted . to be - bpselese; the
tthere-have been taken into .0(4161d6114-
1011 bX ijie Iuvestigeting Coiilmittee,to-
. t
Battle vrete'purchase
not ken's!. He scut
to G"pli along with
longing to . !r. Walter
was a promising lad, fourteen years
old.
...Shortly after the St. John fire A
vessel sailed up the river to Parrsboro,
N. S., and broke bulk without entering
thus becoming amenable to a fine of
$400. T s beingi
he ves_el seized, it was
found that the furniture, etc., of which 1
the cargo coueisted, had been in use,
hod was therefore, exempt from duty.
A fine of $200 was however, irepcecil,
and the furniture, which had been
stolon from. St, Joun, wait seized, and
returned to that city. It was pttspe: -
ted at the tune that it quautity held
been removed from the verset duriu&
the night; last week these suspicions
were confirmed by a detective' from St.
John, ferreting out a number of baud•
some maltogauy chairs, mirrors, a
sewing machine, a ehild'a ca,riage, etc.
A. costly piano is still missing, but there
ie no ..roof that it is in I'arreboro'.
k
1
t enelr irsi.
e Tito Dodoes Desta0x7a AND xn>t P6.*
TIENT Dir. ---Two Homtl'pathie physi•
cianli renally certified that an inmate
of the Celoured Persons' Hurtle, x'hile-
delphio. was insane, and should be re.
1 moved. This certificate req'iired the
signature of the district physician, but
he being at, Allopath declined to .*.erti-
fy that the llotroepathiets were phyai-
clans of standing. While the di eters
Were guatrelliug the patients lusts ity
mowed a violent farm and he jam 1
from a window ant was killed. An'-
(fieial investigation is being Impede.
A:t ELOPAN NT FOILED.—Great ex
citemnnt was 4 mated on Saturday af-
ternoon by the arrest of fanny Youlin,
seed 20, the daughter of a prominent
nent
Jersey City physician, as she was
about to ?Alpo with David G. Browne,
whe is said to be Married.
WAYLAID AND iltasDEusia Pall RIs
loNEY.---James P. Bishop, a wealthy
stook raiser, was waylaid and murdered
on Thursday night near Pat'iueat, Ill.
is supposed to have had a large sum of,
money, the proceeds of a sale of stook.
A Lt7eEY WIDOW.--11fre. Mary De
Vleminek of New York In 185,7 married
a man aged 71, purporting to be a
Belgian nobleman. He died in 1871,
and his wife is now reported heir to it
$100,000 estete in Batavia, Java, left
by her huhband'e grandfather.
l\TO,tTH CAROLINA FORESTS. ---The for-
ests of North Carolina produce twenty-
two epeeist: of oak, eight of pine, viae
of spruce, seven of magnolias. eight of
hickory and five each of elm and
birch.
EXTRAORDINARY ROnnERY.—An un-
known man entered the hay store of
Thomas Parker, Cambridgeport, on
Saturday and on pretence of purchas-
ing was shown by the book keeper, C.
H. Gould, to the bay loft, where he
assaulted the latter fatally. The saran,
ger robbed the money -drawer and es-
caped.
ORANGEISM I7( THE UNITED STATES.—
At the meeting. of the District Loyal
Orange Institution held in Philedel-
phia the Superior Grand' kiaster repor-
ted that all We divisions in the Order
in the United Sates has been- hernia-:
ilized. There 'is a total membership
of 65,000. - • '
MEN FIGHTING TO DRINK THE BLOOD
OF DYING Honsxs.—The •Tnbunepub-
lishes a letter from Lieut. Cooper, at
Fort. Conchs, Texas, who was with a
Idat a German fanner
hour1r0W of Cliffure
ail -4 I to look after
thee hero/ been stolen
eggtlizetl his anittt;tls o
�.Dllr. George 1<0 < ld, rail•
oda water ficlt�u ',� on that
In'ttls ` es in clee
eumltendedfeeenot', cireote foot to
meter, an.1 weig •'
goeinntls,
,. The ffihorottl Town Council, at its
last meeting, deol•er.,,e a 'he following
rate of taxotlon :—General pureosee,
10 mills in the dollar • ech;ot rate,; 0
nolle in the dollar --total, 10 mills.
...Some idea of the quautity of who a'
grown in Goefield ttnb year may be
gathered from the fact that in little
more than one day last week over
8,000 bushels of wheat were shipped
from Kingsville alone.
.A man shamed Duquette, of St
Johns, is under erred in Montreal on it
charge of inoendiarisul. and ho, has
confessed to the firing of time proper-
ties in St. Johns in oonsidoration of a
bribe paid to him.
...The wife of Mr. James Young.
North Obatham, gave birtb to triplets
on Thursday night oflast week. An-
other gentleman in that town has
lately been made 11ie father of a third
pair of twins in succession.
While a teamster wee bringing a load
of flay to G, -ruby villege on Tneeday of
last week, it took fire—supposed to be
from the sparks from the driver's pipe,
and the entire load, with the wagon,
sin di-
wentyeix
was totally destroyed.
.The Richmond Guardian testifies
to the good xesalts of the Donkin Act
being madelaw in that county.. It says.
that there is not now a tithe of the
drunkenness there was in the village of
Richmond a year ago:
...County agricultural societies have
been requeete i to collect specimens of
wheat, barley and oats, in the ,straw;
about a dozen heads each ; also two
quarts of each kind of grain, to be sent
to the Paris Exposition of 1879.
...Annie Killer was •charged at the
St. Thomas Po!ioe Court owl Monday
-with giving liquor to an Indian named
Abraham Nicholas. He was fins d $50
and"costs, and sent to gaol for one
mouth with hard labour. Thefine
was not paid.
•.. A fatal accident resulting in the
death of Jeffry Rawlings, eldest son of
Mr. Heber Rawlings, Lake Road, Bos-
aiiquet, ocenrred on Monday,. 27th
ult,' He had just left the-fi Id with a
pair of horses, to go in to ten, and, as.
ho got into. the lane leading . to the
house, he let one of them go, and -vas
in the act of getting on to the other,
with the rope halter wound round his
hand, when the horse started. He
kept ole his feet for about twelve red:t,
when'ho fell, and was dragged 'about
tight or ten rode, ;.oming into contact
with the stakes of the fence so repeat -
a4, that his body was dreadfully bruin•`
ea and' mangled, his skull and one arin
btirtry broken, so that when; the`'ruimal
etope d be- was takeu up :des& He
Foul WIVES AT A Tine. ---Alexander
Swanson, .au Beglishelaa, keeping se
notion store under the name of Love
& Co., hag been arrested for bigam •-.
He recently advertised for young
saleswoman, acrd married one of she
applicants who now discovers that Le
leas four wives.
TUE FAum'la 1N INDn4.--News froirt
India is cheering. Ablates, Ilol.gal,
Scindet, .Mysore, and the Central Pruv-
iuces have had rain, aid the prospect,
In t` aPunjanb hese itul,ray.d. The
districts dependant ou the south•we-t
monsoon have a fair prospect for later
crops. The situation is atilt eriticiel
the north-west provitice and Qgaie.
REACTS er Eta NONO.—A private let-
ter from Rome says the Pope is not
expeeted to live till November,
OONPFSSIO v of CRrtne—Allen, our cf
the prisoners, who, m attempting to
eabape from„ State Prison,Conn„Satur-
day night, tilled the watchman, has
rade a full coufession. He Saya
$1,000 were paid to tiro turnkey, who
arrested them.
THE LUCIAN MURDER MYSTERY.
From Ectuiuft Frear Ficin at Saturday,
This morning, Miry Regan, wife of
the deemed, John Regan, tee eircum-
stances attending whose mysterious.
death tit Lucan have already been
chronicled by UR, along with his: atop.
eau, James Bogan, were brought to the
County jail here, having :teen. coming -
ted on it charge of a ilful murder, by
Squire 9.tl,iuson, of A lila .Craig:
It will bo renlemberett that the in.
quest n•1 the decetteed djourliael
till IziJ ay, in order that report of
lir'!le analyst, wbo @xa time atOlti-
;►oh, lnagilt liiV receivett *MesserCrofts, bt,"ing absent frees Torouto, the
MuetIIsde was made by Professor Bilis,
who, ipate:t as foil Jere 1'
' I fetttt.t° strychnine in the stomachs
of the lase John Regan in suffieior1
quantity to admit of its being~ readily'
identified by the usual 'ti sts,”
Other evidence was civen, strongly
circumsta'atial against Hoi;an and ;lire.
Regan, after which the inquest was nd-
journed for further evidence
It being regarded as clearly proven
that deceased was poisoned by means
of strychnine, as Drs. Hossack and
Sutton stated in their evideuce, ,appli-
cation was math to Messrs. M. Cruni-
cau and Stanley, J. A's, for. warrants
to arrest the alleged prisoners, but they
declined to do so.
'Squire Atkinson, of Aliso Craig, xho
was telegraphed for, granted the war-
rants, whioh were planed in the hands
of Constable Everett, who proceeded
to the house of the accused, and eft,.; -
ted their arrest • with considerable id-
roitness, •
Thera was great excitement in the
village owing to the facts elicited, aud
the refusal of the Magistrates to cause
the -arrest-of the alleged guilty pair,
and accordingly et was deemed proper
to take the. prisoners to .Ailsa Craig;
At that village this morning they were
taken before'.Squire Atkinson, and on
the strength of the evident* given were
remanded,, as stated, to Londonjail,
ou a charge of wilful murder.
The preliminary ; investigation has
been fixed to take place at the London
Polies Court, on Stan:day.
Tne prisoners have entrusted. their
efenoe to Mr David Glass. .
art of soldiers wbo became is t ` `l
P 9 s re
oeutty ,perishing frons . thirst. Lieut
Cooper recounte that when the horses
crave out the men fought to drink their
blood. This only intensified the thirst
and the soldiets Buffered symptoms o
blind staggers, from which, the horses
died. Loss on the trip ;was bur Hien,
and one citizen diets.. Twenty-three
Ironies and four mules • perished.
A BURGLAR CLEVERLY DESPATCHED.--
A burglar forced an entrance to the
residence of Richard Biling, near t.. 1.
Paul, Saturday night,- using au ase to
open the window.. While searching the
bureau; Btling secured the„ axe, and,
striking the burglar a blow on the head
killed llim•instantly. '
A COLORED' CHURCH SCAND ari.-•Rev.
Willis Bowman, of St. Paul's African
kie'hedisi Church, New York, is charg-
ed with anoutrage on e , girl aged. 15.
and with ;;imptoper intimacy with two.
other ybung':_women of his congrega-
•
tion.
Ton NEEDLE-—Clenpatrals N?edlehiae•
been. floated. -
The stal:les belonging to hfr. Gofton,
had a' narrow escape from being buret
on Tuesday nigbt.last. A load of grain
f had been hauled in to the stables about
dusk, and left standing on the middle
of the floor appareutly ell eight, when
about an hour after'war/a it was; dis-
covered to' be on fire. The wagon was
at once run out, and the flames sireedly
extinguished without doing any darn -
age beyond the destruction of the
grain. Cause unknown:
A young man named Yeoman, em-
ployed it the Oiusnlidated Bank Sea-
forth, was found dead in his bed en
Sunday night . with ' bullet ill, "Isis
heart. The unftirt.unate young head
WW1 observed about the town durltig
the forenoon apparently-. in .gotui
heaitli, and so • fax ' as ascertained no
one can' neeribe arty reesone for -the
'cnminissiou of the deed; finless th:,t he
•W58 83 ;tering from, mental aberration.
Yeoman ti fat'ht'r ie said to be' 'a 'banker
l:ngliind.