The Exeter Times, 1879-11-27, Page 1i 1:- •
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p1tf11'l3itTS' letter,
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.1OU rieli,lr'- ---AN EX(11;I,IaLI ,I'
1•'ali:+l` 1f in•rl 11,znilr„tl rlCr,7Kitn t1ij iillta(1.oli
root.), firKL ;1011/1,,,i• 1 tl if Att,l Jt 111 ltt'Ll the t'ltlattle
eh llxn or :wlat•l to iiia, lt, y, P11,LIti l S••l ci-
Yv r :terir, Arrhnst11 1,79.
iiU;NT b{1Lt A '1'ML?rOFt
li. 'L Ft lil•;1,1 w'L.11..,. `i'wn ita.t+ralvc!tl farms of
tine incl h +d a.rre, furan, a lario. inter k l rit lurid 1
L.t'lor hulk tia s ntl tr-11111 •11 u 't 1 tont uln:ll'pe.
,j
it,tlrt iU txrlYll to xt 'l a F,,LLIKltL,tor ttu !tt I:t1•("al, i
4`ur r LrOt rr ; a:t to. hots, apply ou tit:, p r n r,:•s to
14:', nr it WTI 'I L' t`I, lot 1, tun, >, 11.'x:ate ;'. ta.,
1.1ft,\I FOR SAL1't L at h Benin.,
tine, (itawa1teu,30 (tyres, so nett: elearc,t,i
rltol,psd rood bat :k bowie, good ,vtctl.,lu, IV oil
fouou:I, Laud ex.:0110M% till lake show, { of 'h.
nl::tu item Piirt ntaxJte, tcJ_eli 1.oatct iuu three
tines a WrOok,n11(1. u;fct toile from 1}raid laud,
t inY:3re1 tktt ,a;•r.ro�+i and 4 hun:al s. on good road.
Arise, -$4,5111, t:ar,,r., umy, 8141) AU 1)1a18Lfall,
d)1.`te3,Brewster vo
ifhl..R.11 TFOR S ..isel.--1J it 14,•.(.,ON•
Ol+,,Merl allStelJ1 n, eoutain.iou 100 eeres. ill
acres elr t1ed. Gotta i q Hoose mail fru it. hare,
lar [1 l nn,1
young orator it, grttaatl fr uFF:, The
":atot is sv rllfutart•d Marl to a good Htntn n(ut,111-
vlLtion, Thera is a large quantity t.f hlai,k
also a. uev+r fe141 I, a'rla I ui tains urs a1i 'iy to
all::i tY.L" XL101VPIr.. Crediton..1nue
i• . Urt,lt POR E.
-isot 8, con•uc's-
H siou 1:1, T::)nt'ue. Se`mtly tier, s nate nr
toss slaty :Loral 00aret1. Raut 111 a good ar.ute al‘ eflb-
,tivai good, ft•:Lula huuss 10 1(1 free o barn, ing.
cesul ls,'s.iad w(lli'1 Autltra![tting {l
tl:roe:.foulabrat•,!;I+udtacitud„+aria lances, 1, or
VI.rtltur ! t , ivatInr n .hats Olt tun h t n,t tee; nr 'lsy l
lelt,•r to r tt i v 2f 11:.4, F rltGuti P; U., Lbattrio.
604 .20, 1t: let, 1t'i,
�All 1 J?C?Tt SAL1i.-'l'l ltl SUB. I
sere r.' Il lfel P. ft.r bale his ilir•3.11, holt i::t,.I
Cott. lL, • 1' rw, tShip of 'Osborne Cotau'ty of HuronfI) a
the tal t is good, hu+• i, t:rh1�
iuttrCtt.WIain ti.nad,ra,i:uof0tltiinttrnr
ll Llai(.•] t,ntd ,tr:intrd, Kn, u;111 tall of AVIA 'kV .l
1tatLLrltorasr ftr,1nt'stith1 2,vlt6,log frau '.ted
y -t 'etuu It to ,0,ou1 and threechurches. For
eramere ort eulen SolPPiw to
twr'lt• It ,'raft to11,'tanner
y11a.I1.'1 L• LLaoT.Attortiev,11xoterla.O.
..il.1.I1.1i BOB. SALE, -Tho Pnbsurill. 1
t r t l r4.
for s," le the north half of lot 17,
cin. 11, 1'- it n•ue, containing Fla nit t,1 41 acres
wltarecl, V411 tttrrltalned and in a a;on,i stater
Alf sults:1Ltlon. Thom tire no ¶Jto 1tYttnl;seg G acres 1
of good Ruin 1911 roasho•Lrti finer+, a tiond imrl-'-
rua t .11.' +l w iter *i�a ,n, fra1no ratan 14t131, mein
?ng•,tat lit0 rt ed. aiu ti 1?s.t7.Indd orchard, good well 1
•aaf water With Ill 11111. The -oro l,ertvia sftitn.ted
and a il'Llt !..1,1(.,14 !3 0111 \ntul' market and :Iomtt
of a toile from r arqulutr, and convenient to
lel:Arche teal. Ralaonls. 1 or ['orator ur riienln.rr,.
:Lli„1y un th.c. promises or to P aatop( r l t n$.itn9
rort I r:
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' • 1Zil'GItT$ T.NUTIC1$S.
"MMES OK Eh COUNTY AUCTION
1') aced Silaspromptly attendexlto. Dors of
'sales ,Lar. iitrutt tut this oirts
Agent for the Uy -
a a borut surd nib]) ert 1Tntual Flee Insurance
Company, :lteiirler,ce -Lara uu.r, Orders by
atoll promptly attended to,
(I'1 M. CARLI31G SrJ. W, AI121.1-
• SP'RnNr"•, I,iecnsed Anethonoers for stile
+f.;om,tyies of iieroti and Miedkestx. Sales coo
Ducted tLith Satbif. ctinn, andoa liberal terms,ill orders loft at ChristiesMansion House will
,rteelve lromr.t attotatinrs. Sept. 4,1-y.
7" C1P.1~P13>'+J1�L,PROVINCIAL
. Loma Sar reser, 50., will 1.e at the
ib ysi Hotel, 1..^.itor, en thefirstTucsdwy lu nrtelr
aslonttit. Orders for work left s-itat lir, John
Stmeltnlan will reeeirepromptaatteuttion .
• t OUN H. IiYND11AN,
t?5
ACCOUNTANT, CONVEYANCER, REAL
ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT.
money to fuelled mortgages, notes and other
CoetIrtl et4
Rents and accounts collected on rea-
gottario terms. Insurance effected in first -clans
Compsles at reasonable rates. Oriteo-at Dr.
IIvinulaat'S,111aitl N rest. Exete1,
A LAKE, AUCTIONEER FOR
„nets* THE COUNTY 0i` IiURoN.
ALARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY
eivedfor investment onwor!tgagos
At 1 per cent.
1 ti E DS,WILLS. ETC., .UTlLWN
Oh reasonable terms.
_ R.ABBOTT LA. D.S.,11.1i.C.D.S
rradrfate ofrioyal College of
:DENTAL SURGEONS.
Office ove c O'Neill auk, mad opposite Swnlwell
Pickards.
FARM BELLS i
FARM BELLS!
±ARM BELLS
res'<+1 e76:�• rSii 4a.,ki,,`t'cSirG a+i y
Iron, Hardware and Carriage
Goods Merchant,
nwc
r rwxra ttmCillY »9«wASitVIVIII `
Exeter, Ontario, Thu iday, November, 2t, 18(9..
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( moral.
\Vintor lies set iu with
in CItn. man) ,
'1'ht't e iy to lively revulti
in San 1)[,liltrsgcl..
The it'idowv (if C,IttLrIes
On. Sunda' uorlliti ,
fix -++i 1!ptct••1 Engem° re1iclte(l '1SIta•
drill ult blatenidata n heti her dead fila
that's Boase, mittrl;.yed over leer re•
ulf
fills, �'
greet severity
lion e;diug ou
ti
Dickens died
The insurgent Ib Tees in the Puerto
P1e district OT Cubit' have been dis-
persed and driven to the ruuutatrtiula.
Aa Itttlire). 11litlietry iota beam forth.
with Siemer. Clreiroli its Minister of
Foreign Aifttirtt, and 'Signer Depeetit
its Minister cif the ,lnteriur.
The Spat isle nla`Intrities say. s':i�t:is not
touch of len Meer' potion i i (Ju'bti, bat
Will tisk I:nazis:atm 11 the Cits to amid
15,1100 troops to metal it.
A 13ur1itt letter, dated ft:onl St. Pet-
crabtlrg, nurses that iu ollitlittl cirel'ts
it is believed that the Br.atislh Govern-
ment Unsettle to occupy •';[. erat next
epiilaf; fn alliance with Ptrbia.
The traffic arrangements between the
Wabash. and flake Shol'n Comeitdies,
for exeshtluge of ba8itl•eee, has hate Fse
tied, but net executed, The Great:
Western of Catiada is admitted to share
itt the lttivatttagee of the agreetaletht,
A. Pottsville dispatch says the Irish-
men of the PL:nubvlv,thria (;oral tui iron
regions are intensely excited over the
recent arrests in Ireland. In nearly
every village Irish ilatiolaailets have
lodges, and nl'eetinizs were held ou Stun
day last to take action. Members of
the Ancient Order of Uibernians are
said to be anxious for enrullweut in the
army to itl'Ctade Canada,.
A collision occrlrred at Now Lond'tu,
ou the 1Votuteri R,titrond, Monday.
meruil'g, at U&$ junction of the Ware
River Road, a Mile floral of i'ttlrnar,
Kees., between the clown Brattleboro'
passenger train and the npfreight train,
Both engines sero demolished, several
fright ears wrecked, faun 17 persons
injured.. The ool 'etion WAS nailed by
the freight yenning oil the passenger
train's time, the frieg*bt oonduetnr's
watch haling stopped. making hitt fif-
teen minutes slow. Both trains were
going at full apeecl.
A. Vienna di(petch says: -It is well
known that for some time prior to
Pripet) Bisnarck's visit to Vienua
Russia was maktllg vast war jlrepaCia•
Boris, and massing forces in Itussian
Pnlau�l and along the Railway lines.
After the Vienna Conference it was
found desirable to effect an apttrouoh-
mont, if possible, with Germany and
Austria, but phare is nothing to prove
that Itussia is guided in the matter by
any other considerations thau those of
momentary expediency. A complete
change in the present regime will alone
convince the world that Russia is peace•
fully iuolined, The nuptaintmeut of
Prince \Vatoujieff as Gortsuhaiioff's
successor would be all efficient guaran-
tee that ;lith ae changes contemplat-
ed.
Captain. Westtlott and, two of the
crew of the schooner lblinnehalia, lost
in Thursday's gale in Chesapeake Bay,
brought to Baitimore Friday nigiht,
three of the crews, Win. Leidy, Jas.
Dodd, Jas. Johnson, who was frozen
to death. The schooner suuk with the
masts projecting a few feet above the
water, The tneu climbed the masts
and were soon frozen fleet. There was
scarcely room for all, and the men
lower down, within reach of the sweep-
ing waters, email not lung hold ono.
On 'Thursday evonino three of thein
died, enoased in iceseverel inolles thiiek.
The survivors eking to the toasts the
entire night, and were rescued in the
morning. it is doubtful if they can
recover.
Toat reporter of the Atlanta Consti-
tution. mho celled on General Toombs
to ask hilm about his Clzigaego despatclh,
Toombs said: --
"I said that I was ready to fight
again fur toy oau;o-that of establish -
in; the rights of the States to secede.
why shouldn't I say ;it? I feel it -1
mean it -it is in my heart, and why
should I"dely it? WVLty should I crawl
abo.ttt and begin to telt lies' in, my old
egI? t tlon't like the Union.:end they
known it, mid I here done nothing to
hitless, The polio), of suppressing semi•
Ment ie elf preti.i)110ee. Seym,7nr got, it
bigger vote in New "York in 1868 than
SVC have ever got ;ince; and tte'vo been.
cltnlailrg the 'North with bntttr ever
Simon, . Th013111011 cannot last. I;tun
est Cov.inmeut is 101 lo1lible under the
No. 15
Fciurteert suet 'Fifteen. Alihendmente.
The Radicahh iujeetcad 500.000 'euwgs
hitt) tate belly (tithe constitution, and
they di.1 it for the purpose of breakmg
dowthotlr institution. They will sue-
eeed, 1 hope and believe. Yes, air, 1
telegraphed the Chicago man my Boni
est views, I speak for no one but my.
self, and I don't care to tell a rl-n lie
about itr'
The British stoelnship Rathmore re-
turned here' on Moudt.y- horning in
charge of First Officer Mitchell. She
sailed Thence for Lo adoe oil Tuesday
last, fu command of Captain Rowles,
with a cergo,iilcluding '807 head of tat-
tle, and First Officer Mitchell reports.
diet on Thursday night, in the Gulf
stream, she eneouutered with a heal
chop sea, and was struck by 11 Wttvt3
white swept tier forward deck:, carrying
away liar cattle Bells and' abeut a iit,,s;•
en head of cattle. 111itehell was ku,ocked
down and so badly injured that
he heti to be taken to his room.
Capt. Ilrowlee then 'canto on (tech, and
while statudiug on the bridge, the gin-
block over the forward hatch fell and
struck Rowles on the head, crushing
his skull and killiug hit( instantly. A
half•ituttr later the ship became un-
manageable, and was eu buffsted by the
sea that the cattle became uumanage-
able, and many were killed. Finally
the ship was got on a level' keel, and
rut buck for this port. The wily dam-
age to the vessel was the loss of her
fore -boom. Many of the cattle re.
idratting alive are crip0101.1, Boatswain
Tuns:emu silys that Capt. Bowles, 06 -
fore he was killed, expressed his deter- •
ruination to return to Baltimore, as the
cattle pearl, piled with loose bales of
hay, was not fit for a voyage across the
A tutttie et this periioLls season.
Tti.E IRISH VESTID'I.
Dublin, Nov. 22,-A. letter from
Balla, County of Mayo, sa}rs:---Friday
afternoon there were no extra pollee 1u
town, 'anti the chances of anything,
violent (-courtin; were extremely few.
A. good {lent of apprehension, however,
prevails in Dublin. A placard signed
by Charles S. Parnell and. Michael
Devitt is extensively posted iu Bella
.District, addressed to the men of 11Itayo
earnestly e011ntieling them to be dignl-
fied and orderly. It concludes as fel-
lows: ---Give no excuse for violence 0n
the part of the Government, and our
greet cense is won." Parnell, acoom•
ponied by John Dillon and Thomas
Sexton, arrived iu Balla Saturday evou- 1
ing.
Dominion
tee`rSc -let fever is raging in Odessa.
Manitoba wheat is' arrivtug in To-
ronto.
o;ronto.
The Geological Society 11inseurrz will
be removed at once froze Moutreal to
Ottawa.
In Manitoba the weather is cold and
fine. The Red Eivelitpposite Winnipeg
is still open, ,,1,",�
Drovers are ,srtalting arrangements
for shipping live stock from Halifax. to
Groat Britian: during the winter.
;,a. A bogus lord has, been victimizing
the public of Paris. Hs chilled to be
a sort of a half -way prodigal son.
Several houses of evil reputation
utatiou
have been raided in Toronto by the
police during the past week.
Port Ilupo has been visited by a
"eauglity blonde" troupe-saidby the
local papers to be the lowest members
of the demi-monde.
A Belleviilc physical), on Friday re-
moved a tumor weighing. fifty -00e
pounds from the person of Mrs. John
Trow, of Sidney.
A daring attempt was made to rob
the Belleville post office on Friday
flight, but nothing of valuo was secured
by the burglars.
One Fort Garry (;Llan.) is to be de-
molished next year, and it new brisk
boilaiug and offices for the Company
will be erected at a cost of $100,000.
A w'omanl named ,Srloanes was'seri-
ously burned by a ()oat oil lamp explo-
sion at ICazabasugar. Ouly a, short
tune previous a worittn was burned to
death iu the same vi1'zge.
A special meeting •tnf trio Brentford
Board. of Trade was held Saturday to
confer with 111r. Slater from England,
with the viewof getting him to start a
oottcn factory at this place.
Ou Thrnstlay last - 'ens. Robertson,
Piquet and Fiyun,mraibers of the naw
Conservative Government of Quebec,
were elected bye the ...-peotive majori-
ties of 636, 882 ant'f-'0.
The secretary 'of`the Toronto Typo-
graphical Union has skipped out, ow-
in,g that association over $100. Women
and religon mixed in improper quanti-
ties was the cause.
Ill Millbronla, Mary Bunter, who is
subject to spells of illness during which
site is violent in her tem •Fe stabba her
, a
brother, Samuel Hunter, in the side
with a butcher knife. His recovory is
doubtful.
1 The agricultural delegation of Eng-
lish, Irish and Scotch farmers arrived
in Quebec on Friday from visiting the
eastern and western Provinces of the
Dominion, and left for England by
Saturday's mail steamer.
Latest ad,iees from Newfoundland
give particulars of the loss,off Guirpon,
Labrador; of the schooners Wildbriau,
Greyhound mud Tidy Susan. Tho three
crafts had 128 persons on board, but
all were saved except a yonug woman
uemec1 Galloway..
In Cobourg. as the son of Mrs.
Thomas Dnmble was returning front
school Monday, he suddenly fell down
dead. Ile wait the only child of his
another. His father some years ago
fell .dead in the sense manner at Ilar-
wood while getting o8' the cars. t
Canada has exported to the old
country during the past season live
stock worth $2,935,730, The value of
the forage exported with this for food,
averaging the trip of sash steamship at
ten days, is placed at $92,690, and the
estimated sum paid to the various
steamship lines for freight is $$88,900,
About 2, a. m. a fire was discovered
near one of the furnaces in the base•
mint of St. George's Chur:oh,Godorieh,
and but fora prompt arrival of the
I steamer the whole building would have
heen destroyed. T'hedittntl,ge is about
"5500. The origin of the fire is it my -
story, Asn:) fire has been it the fur-
nace this season.
A year has now elapsed since Mar-
garet il[GVey disahepsaredso unmeant.
eddy front her father's :residence in
Yarmouth, and still no clue as to her
whereabouts bne developed inset:. A
detective from New York was- eti'gaged
on the case, drawn there by the large`
rewards offeree, but after 'spending a
few weeksin the neighborhood, conies-
sad himself befi$etl, anti returned hoino.
It is £eaaroa the girl's fate will ever re.
matin a mystery, It has no parallel
in Canadasinee the Arthutmystery of
1865. - The girl wvho ilisappeerecl - from
that llaco,llas never since been heard
of.
A GREAT IILEETING NEAR BALLA-- PARNELL I
ONE OF THE SPEAKERS.
Loudon, Nov. 22.--A great meeting
was field on S'ta mealy at Loonamoore,
two miles from Balla. The chair was
occupied by John London, Prwsideut
of the Nationel Land .League, of Mayo.
Chillies S. Parnell anti Edmund Dwyer
Gray, ant' several other nreminent
gentlemen, were present. Resolutions
ware passed protesting against the re-
cent attempt of the Government bo
stifle the voice of 'constitutioual agita•
tion, and drive the people into ants of
violence. Also, calling upon the people
of Ireland to maintain the attitude of
self control which has hitherto oharao-
terized the movement, and to oarefuily
)ostaia from giving the Governmeut
any excuse for inaugurating to policy of
coercion, which the meeting teels oon•
vincotl they, have in contemplation.
London. .Nov., 22. --Later advices
from Bella indicate that extraordivary
precautions haat been taken by the
Government. More than a hundred
policemen were stationed near the
piaee of meeting, and some cavalry
were in the: vicinity ready for iulmedi
ate action. Periled spoke.
On Friday, a woman giving her
name Julial Curtiss, of Portes:, Monroe
county, applied at the polict3 office in
St. Catharines for aeeistaanee to recover
from a malt named Wm. Henry Lewis,
of Hainer'e Milli, it quantity of fnrul
titre and effects, which she load belong-
ed to cteL;e.ased sister, Ann Jame Thiel).
It transpired, subsequently, that I1rs.
Bush died suddenly tot lief residence on
Ila, iiar'n hilt last \Vednesdey from the
effects of an abortion premised, upon
her, but whether by herself or some
other person eoTlltl not be ascerteilted.:
tTihe woman before ehti died said she
had been martlered, 'bot gave PO par-
tienlare. hire. Curtiss notified Coroner
Comfort after the 0urlal, but the state-
Inent carts eo meagre that he had not
deemed it advisable to hold an intluest.
The Montreal and Quebec steamers
went their last trip on Saturday. Most
of the light ships on the lower St.'
Lawrence have gone into wvnter
quarters. At St, Anne's the river is
frozen up to the first island above the
rapids, and down the Grand '1'ruule
bridge. Four etetanlboats with tows
are frozen ie.
A. dariug robbery was committed
Ct=bourg, either on Setui•dny ' or Sun-
flay night, in the store of P. 1\IeOallura
& Sons, dry goods merohents. , :i.'hole
.
had been out through the floor froln the
basement, through which the burglars
entered, and raueaoked the store, and
'when they conte to n package of sine
they appropriated it and left. About
$1, 500 worth. of goodie were stolen.
There is no trace of the robbers es vet.
11irs. Paton, on the 5th line of Eiin,
eotn111ttttel suicide by hanging herself
on Saturday, the 22nd, to a tree in ae
swamp adjoining her hawse, . An in-
gtiest was held by Coroner 11TcNangh-
ton, aryl a verdict of suicide under in-
sanity was returned. Mrs. Paton was
a woman about 86 years of age and a
mother of six children. A brother of
hers prit ail eud to himself in. the same
way two yen,rs age.
There was a disgraceful fight lately
at the "Wild Cats," a tow den near
Welland. The three young lieu, Jas.
11IcGuire, Wm, Rosette, and Riley Vas -
binder, were returning from the. Junc-
tion when the girls calied them in, and
the fight resnited. Knives, a sword,
elutes, eta,, were ussd, brit the rno,t.
serious wound was sustained by Mc-
Guire, in a portion of his body whiilz
he has since gnir, using for sitting on.
The latest report relative to the boat-
ing accident at Spencer's Island, near
Paireborough, N. 13.,nn Saturday night,
15th inst., says :-Seven persons were
drowned. The people on shore could
see seven persons in the boat, twoof
there women, one of whom had a child
in her arms. Pitch darkness shut
down on tbett,and when morning oiun°.
the boat was found bottom up, hbont as
mile, from where they had anchored.
Four- bailee, were washed ashore -.-three
teen and one young woman.
I\ii. Brentlsy, the Brazilian Consul,
ieleln Ottawa to consult with the Gov-
etitmentin relation with the establish-
ment of a line of steamers between the
Dominion and Brazil. It will be re-
membered that the Government voted
$10,000 last session a3 au annual sub-
sidy to a litre of steamers to ply between
the two countries, the Brazilian Brent -
ley has boon authorized by his Govern -
moist to complete the final arrange-
ments.
About thirty laborers were engaged
on Friday iu lightening the schooner
Samaua, ashen) at Port Colborne.
After lightening her of about 7,000
bushels of dry grain, the lighter came
into the harbor, and a south-west gale
clime up, carrying the Santana further
ou the reef. the riming sea until it broke
over the vessel, endangering the lives
aboard. The 1i''e boat was called out
for the first tihue, ronzlted, and sue-
eeedetl in !slinging all littuds ashore.
The Samane will probably be a total
wrck.
The shipments of live stock from
Moutrealdurin2tlte past season are con
siderably ttthead of thuse of any previous
year. The number of cattle shipped
in 1878 was 18,665, while this Year
they foot tip to about 28,000 all raised
in Canada. while in last year's exports
were inclnded' 900 cattle brought frotu.
the Western States. We have ;export
ed this season about 75,000 sheep,
against 41,200 last year, and about 4,•
000 hogs, against 2,000 last year.
The shipment of horses and mules to
Europe amount to 821, against 690
last year. The total value of live stook
shipped from this port dating the sea-
son now about closing is estimated at
about $2,500,000, as compared with
that of 1878 of x;1,900,000.
The enoln•eers of the Marcus Smith
Canada Pacific Railway surveying lair•-
ty reached Ottawa on Saturday night.
They were sway five months, and lo-
cated lines: One from Fort Ellice east-
ward to tela ttanitoba boundary litre,
110 tulles;:and one west and north frotu
the hoendary in the direction of Fort
Polly, 150 miles, tnn,ltin t a total anr-
vey of 260 miles. The letter 'liva will
likely be adopted by the Government
as a portion of the rnainof the 0anadla.
Paci tic, continninl; front the 1\in,nitobra
eectinn,` upon which work has 0,Ireesiy
boon begun, The Itivor sestina
is described lv .admirably ; Felted for
1 sottIenlezzt.
The ootlntry l:a part 1il�F!i-
j rie end part rolling land, with, telenty
of wood and water.