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BRIGANDAGE IN £UJSSI4,
In a rece:lt ntunhor of the Grllos we
bud the following ening() et+ary eopied
by that journal from the leading easesa
peper of Weretals, A w sit peddler
reoefltly trarueelirig on Brut through the
Cadent district, was t?ktteloler•tt in the
Swoon by a foot pee, who. robbed hills of
all the money lis: hal ab.l.nt him and
then 1»t him go. L'reeee(ling, ore, Ilia
xyuy the plundered peddler Meta innUnt•
a geiid:arme, to shoal he relived Isis
luiehaperoid wise prnoteeded 'rd nice to
search filer the robber,, eccerapttuid'd by
the plundered lean. They goon cause
up with the object Of their genet, upon
whose i'er cih'the ineney Wan fi,nuc1,. its
well as two clilsll-knives and a recitals l
whistled, of whish "unconsidered tri.Qos'"
the geuderme toed: possession, Hair-.
ing boli o1 the :calprita band behind
him enattached him to the gen-
darme's saddle by a cord they • et ,rte d
far the nearest village. the peddler on
foot, the police officer on horseback.
Presently it'000nrred to a the latter dust
he might Ile well ascertain what sort of
a tone could he prodneed by tho cnn-
fisoated whistle, which he accordingly
put to his lips and blew witch untimely
vigor, Straightway there appeared up-
on the scene a<horde °farmed brigands,
who surrounded tha party, and, after
freeing their comrade from his bonds,
atttmlced his captors. The gendarme
put spurs to his horse, broke through
the circle of his assailants, and got
away with a bullet in his shonlder.
But the uniortunnte peddler, unable to
escape, fell a viotim to the brntelity of
the bandits, wbo 'hacked his body to
pieces and left his mutilated remains
on the high . road. Preparations are
being made by the district authnritiee
to surround the wood in which this
banclof`malefaetors has fixed its head
quarters. Such enterprises, however,
are as rarely suoeeasful in Russia now-
adays as they were of yore iu the King-
dom of Naples.
ALAReITNG PROPHECIES FOR
ENGLAND AND Ai1MEItICA.
I have Iaid out a penny in Ztad-
lciol's Almanac," says Mr. Labouohere,
" and 1 am filled with terror at the
various troubles :which are predicted
for next year. In January •.were and
xumortt of wars' still afflict the British
people ated do injury to their trade and
commerce, tor Mars was sitting, at the
winter solstice and afflicting the ascen-
ding planet, Venue, by opposition as
pect. Ireland will be disquieted, deeds
of violie,�ce will be perpetrated in the
Emerallf Isle, and epidemic diseases
will be fatally prevalent therein. Sat
urn is still slowty passing -through the
sign Aries, hence old England's tron-
bies wilt bo thiekeuieg, her enemies
numerous, and her death rate high
Denmark and Germany will be far
from prosperous, and the state of Rus-
sia will be lamentable. Poland. will be
disturbed, Persia, }Leis Minor, Cyprus
and the Archipelago will be the scenes
of martial deeds and malarial epidem-
ics. The 11th of the month brings.
Mars into an ' evil configuration with
'ho place of the sun at the birth of an
English prince, warning hint to beware
of accidents and over-exertion.'' "I.:
February, at the moment of the new
new moon on the loth inst., the innli-
naries will be in a square aspect with
Mars. ,This is evil for the ruling pow-
ers, and forebodes a cletertnined on-
slaught on the government ; neverthe-
less, as Jupiter will be strongly posited'
in the eleventh hour, the government
will weather the storm. In, March
<, the diverse court willbe busily °con
` pied, and many oases of cruelty to wo-
men will be brought before the police
courts, for Venus opposes Uranus on
the 24th inst." In April "the pres-
ence .: of old Saturn in Aries will in-
volve this country in some trouble, but
be is shorn of most of his power to do
mischief now that Jupiter hastens to
Overtake him. In May " excitement
will be tit fever heat in New York, and
the marshalling of troops will move
the martial instincts of the American
people,' while in London, the metro-
politan matte' is threatened with des-.
tr alio
c
u n r
o Mars transits
14 a the plane °,
the moon at the vernal ingress." But
in October the outlook is especially batt
for its. " Holders of foreign bonds
.must look out for sgnells, for at a mo-
ment of frill moon Mars will be with
the eau in the second holm and Saturn
with the moon in the eighth. `hese
evil omoned positions indicate a turbu-
lent condition of politics as well as of
the weather, and a severe strain will be
placed upon the revenues of Great Bri-
tain." The carious thing connected
with all this' nonsense is that there are
numbers who believe in title prophetic
wisdom, for Ladkiel`s Almanac has an
enormous sale.
•
That was a smart youngster, who,
bearing his mother remark that sine'
was fond of music, &coheilitod, ' Then
why don't you buy mo a druid ?"
ZI,uxpRoUS.
Tho late John Ilitl', king of Ooiorado
Battle ewllefn, r8 to have f►' monument
bwoetleeff+wo "i ttlf!,OOO. Not dead, but gone
1'erin)„r,gnc-.- What i4 the mewling'
of the Latin verb ignosoo ?" Tall
student,after 01 the others lnwo failed
to give the correct definition, -41 1
didn't know.'. Podagoguc----'.light; go
Illi 11000)
ln rpaa, they dein't have any Ft ono in
Ireland, do they ?' . asked a little bny
the other day, Yte, ley boy, but
why do you Ask such a question ?'
Because, peps, I thought it wits 1,01
sham -rock over there.' •
.. liid you ever notice that if you go.
into the office of a lean who is on the
street talliieg polities all the time lie
isn't in bed, rat will always Edo a
framed chrome motto hanging up over
thede lit, ' Time is Money.'
�t
. ettleon-keeper, havingstarted hue
itiesa in a Ogee where trunks had bean
made, a,skod .a friend what he had bet-
ter do with the old sign ' Trunk Fac-
tory.' ' Oh,' said the friend, ' jest
change the T to D and it will suit you
exactly.'
.A. gentleman oboe remarked to a.
witty ludy•of }iia acqueintanco that he
must have been born with a:spoon in
month. She looked at Bili care•
falls, and, noting the size of his mouth
replied, I duu't doubt it, but it must
have been a soup ladle.'
An Irishman on a -riving in Amerion
teak a notion to the Yankee girls, and
wrote a+ follows :--Dear Norah, `these
melancholylines are to ioform you that
I died yesterday, and hope you are en-
joying the slime blessing. 1 recoin
tnend you to marry Jeremy O'Rourke.
and wide care of the childrens. From
your affectionate hu band till death.
Gentlemen of the jury,' said a Wes-
tern lawyer, ' would you set a rat trap
to catch a bear, or make fools of your.
•selves by trying to spear a buffelo with
a knitting needle ? I know you would
not. Then how can yon be guilty of
the absurdity of convicting my client
of manslaughter for telcing the life of n
woman ?' 7 h prisoner was acquitted.
A. schoolboy got up to read a compo-
sition on The Tree.' He got as. fat
as •' The subject halt runny branches,'
when the teacher said ' Stop, you have
not made your bough yet.' ' If yon
interrupt me again,' said the boy, 'I'll
Ieaye.' ' You give me any more of
your impudence, and I'll trlke the sap
out of you,' said the teacbe'•, and thee
the regular order ofbuslnes. prooeecied.
Mr. Temt,lar--' Mrs. Gluppinn,, yen
aro now old; let me implore yon, give.
tip drink ; set an example to your fern
ilv, dash the venomous giblet from
your lips, and refresh all that limpid
stream, crystal white and clear, soft SF
the balmy breeze, pure as a mother's
love -waters water 1' Airs. G.--' Eee,
sure, it be mighty convenient for bilin"
taters in.'
They bacj their usual evening quar-
rel rte they exit beethe hearth. Oa one
aide lay quietly a thinning dog, end on
the other a pnrrinlr cat ; and the olr
woman pleaded with her growling hus-
band :--' Yust look at diet gat tint tug ;
tl e r never gwarrels not fights like us.'
said the old growler, ' I knows
.tot ; but yust tie dem together one
dime, and den you see plazas !'
84 Cruickshank St.., Toronto, May 18
1878.-Jliesers 14lijbnrn, Bentley and
Pearson. -Gentlemen. --Last fell I
contracted a severe cold,' which, by my
neglect, settled on my lunge. I found
every indication of the first stage to
consumption, and, like -many others,
when almost to late, commenced to
looter up. I tried many remedies,
but got no better ; was almost "satisfied
1 was incurable. Accldontatly 1 hoard
of your Victoria Compound Sirup of
Hopophoephites, and as a forlorn hope
eonght a bettla. I ilnmediately felt re -
Roved. After taking five (51 bottles I
stn cured, and never felt better itt, my
lies. I would heartily roc )mmend your
Hypoplrosph, es.
Respectfully yours, W. Ennntnon.
l,nnnnntrinli
aat6ssfllilioiiRkill' sial a`• 8'
� 1 OA 1.
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iQ,l' Oman,.
RE U"Tr, ,TIONS
Despecthlg the Disposal: or eertatn Mobile
Lands ;or the purposes of the
Canadian Pacific
Railway.
AI;PAnv n',lw!r os' Tat Delantl0n,
Ottawa, Oetobor 14, 1670.
rano notice ie liefeby given teat the folio xtng,
provisions, which shall be held to mete to the
1011(1510 the Province of Manitoba, audio. the Ter-
ritories ies t ' tbo west tend north-west thereof, aro
sai.,stituted for the Regulations, dated the 0th of 1
•ally last, mtverningF, the muds ae diepoeing rtf the: CAN1aD
Public Landis situate within 110 (ono la tele( 1 and,
tot) utiles on eech aide of the lfuo of the Galeadinn
Pacifle hallway, abide gatcl Regulations aro here-'
by sum:rsoiled:-
1. "Until further `and final survey of the said'
railway .las been made west of the'31od 1 ivy+1•,
and for the purposes of these provisions, the 1(10
of the rnil.way alrall be ate ennel( to be act the
fourth base:'westerly teethe ultnrsootioe of the said
base by the lino between ranges 21 and 22 west of
the tint privaiPa11neriel au, duct thence in a direct
,lice to the confluence o2 the Shell River and As-
ei•liboine. •
2,The country lying on each side of the lino of
raiway shall be respectively divided into belts, as
follows:
"(1) A bolt of five miles oe either -side of the
railway, and immediately aidointug the same, to
bo called belt A,
"(2) A belt of fifteen milds on either side of tee
railevey, arljoining'the aaine, to be called bolt B,
"(3) A. belie of twenty miles on Dither side r f the
railway, adjoining bet 13, to be called. bolt 0.
railway, 4) y, naljoinf ing belt lee 0, tot (10 calleddb°elt7,)
JUST clair o AT T1 -II
EXETE
,AND LIQUOR [STORE,.
A. LAEGB STOCK Ola'
G11EEN, J.Q,PAN,
Y UNG TIYSON
and 13LAOK TEAS,
1l&ISINS, CU11P,ANTS,a
PRUNES, DRIED APPLES,
and
6) A belt of fifty miles on either lido of the
railway, adjoining belt 1), to be called bolt B.
8 The oven -numbered sections in each town-
ship throughout the several belts above do scribed
shall bo open for 'entry as homesteads and pre-
emptions of 160 acres each respectively.
4, " The odd-.nunbered scabious he ouch of such
town'hi.rs,shall notbo open to homaotoad or pre-
imption, but shall be specialiy reserved and dos-
ignieted as Railway Lends.
5 ° The hallway Lands within the several belts
Mall be sold at the following aates,.viz.: In Belt
1, 55 (five dollars) tpor• lucre ; in Bolt 13, t4 (tour
loners) per a. re ; in Bolt .O, 03 (throe .dollars) per
acre • in Pelt D, e2 (two dollars) :uer.acre ; in Belt
h1, ;;1 (one dollar) per acre ;and the terms of :sale
,f such lands shall be as ;follows, yiz:-One teute
measle attbo tilne of purchase ; the balance ;hi
eine equal annual instalments, )with interest at
dile rata ofsixper.cent per entrain on the balance
oil purchase money from Mine to time remaining
unpaid, to be paid with each instalment.
5.. " The Pre-emption Lands within the Several
belts shall be sold for the prices and on the terns
respectively as follows: -In the Belts A, 13 and 0,
at:)(2.50 (two dollars and fifty cents) per acre ; in
Bolt a), nt $2 (two dollars) per acre ; and in Belt
1
" at 41 (one dollar) per acre. The terms of pay-
ment to ho four -tenths of the purchase money
together with interest on the latter at the rate of
:ix per cent. per annum to be paid at the end of
"(1100 years from the date of ectry; the remain-.
ler to be pails in six equal annual Ms `alrnents
nen and after the said date, with interest at the
•ate above mentioned, ..n such balance of the pur-
rhaso money us may from time to time remain
mpaicl, tc, be paid with eachiusta,ment.
7, All payor encs for Railway Lands, and also for
e're-caption Lands., within the several Belts,'
511,111 bo in cash and not in scrip or military or
eel ice bounty warrants.
8. " All moneys received in payment of Pre-
imption Lands shall inure to er d form part of
the fund for railway purposes, in a similar man-
rerto the moneys received in 1 ay,nent ofllaii-
14
3
hr,uda,
0. "Those provisions shall be retroactive 00 far
as relates to any duct all Onuses of Homestead
Led Pre-emption Lands, or sales of Railway
f.,u:,,ds obtainer or mode under the Regulations
,f tee 9th 01Jiily, hereby superseded; any pay-
ments made in eY0ess of the rate hereby fined
41101 bo credited on account of sales of snob
Inds.
10, " The °rear -ie. Council of the 901 I, oven: -
em, 1877,
ven::le'r,1877, .relating to the settlement of the lands
n
Manitoba, which had been previously with-
(rawu for railway niirposes, having been cancel-
ed, all claims of persons 3,v110 settled in good
faith on lanes unser the said Order -in -Council
heal be desalt with under these provisions, as to
the price of Pre-emptions, according to the bert in
which such lands 'may be situate. Wherea per-'
ion. way have token u11.7 two quarter -sections tin-
ier the Order -in -Council, he may retails the quar-
rel- section upon which he has settles, as a Rome -
dead, and the other quarter section as a Pre-emp-
tion, under' these proylsiona irrospoeoivo of who -
thee such Homestead and Pre-emption may be
found a pon en even -numbered section or other-
wise/. Any moneys paid by such person on -ac
•oust of the lahcls entered by him under the said
Order -it -Council, wi11 be credited to lam an ao-
iouut of his Pre enptlon purchase, under these
revisions. A person who may hay° taken ui1,
one (leaner 800tton under tie Order -in -Council
mentioned will be allowed t' 1 etaintee same as a
Homestead, and will be porwieteel to enter a see-
mcl quarter section as a Pre-emption the Money
paid on account of tho land prey ously entered to
be credited to him on account of such Pro -amp-
rine,
11, "All antics of lands shall be subject to the
following Provisions reepoobing the right.of way
of the Canadian Pacific hallway ox any uov-
ernment colonization railway cemented there-
with, viz:
A. In the ease of railways oronsingtland entered
as a homestead, the richt of way thereon, and else
any land which luny be required for station pur-
poses shall be free to the Government.
n, 'where the railway 0 asses pro-emptions or
hallway Lauds, entered subeequont to the date
hereof:the Gevernmeut null take pnseeesinn of
such portiet: thereof as may be requiter• for right
of way or for station grounds or bellastpits, and
the Geller shall only be entitled to claim irar'-
mout foe the land so taken at the sante rate per
acre 'Ls he may have paid the Governmentfar the
same,
a. "In case, oil tho fleral location of the railway
through bands 1lI1surveyed, or surveyed but not
en tiered for at the time+, a person is found in oc-
cupation of laud which it may he desirnblo in the
public interest to retain, tie Goverurnentreser-
ve s the right to tnke:jpossossion of such lel id, pity
ingtbe squatter the vehle of any improvements
he seas have made thereon.
12. ' 101ainls to 1'nblic elands arising from
settlement, aftex the date ,hereof, in territory en -
surveyed at the tirnb of such settlement, and
which May be embraced with the limi ts affeeted
by the ebovepolicy, or by the extension thereof
in rho future over additional territory, will be ul
tim atc)y dealt With in accordance with the terms
prescribed above for the lands in the particular
belt in whish such settlement may lin found to be.
situated, subject to the operation of sub -section
• c of section 11 of these proyisious,
13, "All entries aftorthe date hereof nnoceupied
heels on the Saskatchewan Agency, will be con -
sheered as jnovisionel until rho seaway line
through thaepart of the for itorios .has boon lo.
ested, atter which the sem e will bo finally dial/01)-
0401 in accordance with:these provisions, as
the laine may apply to the 1artienlar belt in which
such land smay he found to be situated, 1ubjeet
as above to the 0p eration,of sub -section c ofsoction
11 nftl,eso provisions,
l•1 With a view to enennragging settlement by
chrinpc, tlg the cost of building materiel, the
Govcrlrinont reserves the right to grantli000so-',
re newablo yearly,under Seetien 52 Of 1110'De-
maiassn el
Lands d, 1879,' to metmoVeheetebie hill'
bar on' any lands situated tritll(0 the several
belts above doaortbod,ante any settlement upon,
or sale of lands within the terrines* covered b
moll lioonsos, shall for 111e time being bo subjec5
to rho o1)oratiolrof sttoh11cenaas,
15. " The above proyis%ons it will, of ;course,
beenuderstoocl will not effort auctions 111 and 20,.
which are public school lands, or sections s and
26, Ilneisan s 13ay Company lauds.
"Anymetier neeesneermaybe ob-
tained on application at 1 be Dominion. Lau cls Of-
ado, Ottawa or from the agent of Dominion
Lens, WFvinnipog,br from any of the local agents
eitemteba Or the territories,
By order of rho ratelstee of the interior.
• .t, S, I'11a l4 :I i
Tielittty of the Minister of the Intovior,
Ir111:08A%Iluset9L, •
Surveyor General,
TRAYED.-AIBOUT 1st SEPTEM-
eer, from lot 6 con. 7, Usberuc+, 8 sf.eors, ono
briuclle, 0,10 net and one seettocl; iillolfere, two
rod and ono spotted ; all spring crayon. Last
5001111/ \V nc11olasn, information r0eeiv0:, at the
alines Oleo, The finder wilt be rewarded
leLeltQ1rIS, Lumley P. O.
Notice is hereby given that an application !
will be inac'e to the Legislative Assembly of
Ontario at its next Session for an Act to re-
vive and atnencl the Act incorpurating the St.
Marys and Credit Valley Railway Company,
SG Viotnria,, chapter 74, Statutes of Ontario, to
change tiro pante of the said Company, to ex-
tend the time for tho commencement and corn-
plotion of the said Railway, and to legalize a
Tay -law passed by tho Corporation of the Town
81. Marys, in the County of Perth, a 13y-lasv
passed by the Corporation of Otho Township of
West Zorra, in the County of Oxford, and a
13ylaw'passe1 by tiro Coi ior'atiou of the Vil-
lage of Simtn'o, in the said Coulltyiof Oxford,
severally granting mid to rho said Railway, told
for other purposes.
JOAN 13. AT3T4
SCCrf3O1't3ttirj",
Dated et St. 1larys
this Eighth day of '
December, 1870.
FRUIT,.:
SARDINES,
LOBSTERS,.
SALMON,
13ITT.ER SAUCE AND PICKLES, BRANDIES, GIl1TS, WINES AND SYRUPS, ItYE,;MAI T
S4IOTCII, I11,ISR AND COMMON WHISKIES, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS,
Wholesale. and Retail
iA., MAO y
?slain Street,E,xotol•.
DO NOT FAIL TO
$1 CUT THIS OUT. $1
Good for ONE DOLLAR in payment of pur-
these of, goods to the amount of ten dollars,
Only one accepted orf each purchase of Ton
,dollars.
LEATHORN & MoCOUBREY.
1 :-LArCI-I0RN cCr' 1/1.cOOIT73RE Y
North Store, Fanson's Block, Exeter.
T
E NA'.in XONAL POLICY
Having triumphed at the polls,
ISAAC C LING
is prepared to give tants customers the benefits )that will accrue from its adoption, and has cal
hand alarge stook of
Dry Goods, Groceries, '
es! Wines and
Liquors,Crockery Etc.
`9. ! d` 7. D
At his Store, Main Street, Exeter, which will be sold a
Which will be sold at prices unheard of under P roe Trade.)
The farmers of thesurroundingcountry will find it to their ad-
va,ntage to sell their produce without paying market
fees, on the Exeter market,which is second
to none in the west, and then
call at the store of the snbsoriber and
Secure Immense Bargains
here to be had in Overcoating, t'nll.uloths, Broad -cloth
Doe skins, Silks, Winceys, Delaines, and everything
needed in the Dry Goods line. The Groceiy
Department very Complete. An inspection invited.
No trouble to show goods ISAAC CARLI 1'Q.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
WELL v..:PICKARD
Are now offering at OLD PRICES a complete assortment of DRY GOOCS, including
Mantles, and Mantle Cloths in Great Variety.
Dress Goods in all shades and colors,
WINkF YS CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE OFFERED
IMAGE LUSTED 8 direct from the maneacturor.
FLANNELS S; BLANKETS very low,
READY-MADE CLOTHING CEEA P.
CLOTH etc FOR CAN ALL STYLES.
MILLINE1tY IN LATEST STYLES.
OBDERRED CLOTHING A SPECIALTY.
IAlso fall lines of BOOTS & SHOES, EATS & CAPS.
FRESH GROCERIES.
We Immo also a :special offering of LADIES' MINJe
SETS ez CAPS
Be sure".to call:and assn them
A tot of BUFFALO ROBES at special prices.
-0.0----
411 the above goods will be offered ; at
the very lowest Orices,
SAIdeVELL & PIOkA1W