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Exeter, Ontario, Thursday, January 29, 1880
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PROPERTY LIST.
1 b0Ct SALE •----AN EX0Et,L1?,NT
FARM ,Jf one hand—ail sere.; on the London
rood, first au.tols+ion oP Stephen, near the village
Of I,xc,er• Ap,r1y U' 5 ib.13, Y. t l.r�t0'r, Aoi'oi.
tor, l.rict«r, lefntst_13 1070.
;120 Ti l'�1\ 1? FOR A `t''EItMI • OF
T11UNE YEARS. ---Two in}prevudfarms of
`ono Intudraii acres viten, m large .•tuk burn and
otter buil tines ou mush ,Alco •The runt must pe
paid in advanen or sutisfu(dory saoin'ity given.
L'0) further , art io:a re, apply on the prenraes to
1y, or R Q:JIPJT„ ti, 100 1, sou, 3. Exeter P. 0.,.
T,i1k E FOR SALE.—Lor 6, Snl:blo
L. vino, Stsp11rn,50 aures, 80 soros elearud,12
t'hoppod, , hoot' bl alt. hoose, good 9bublo, w el
Peced. Laud exec llent, flu lake shore, { of et
rnileftem Port Bioko, where boats rile three,
times a week,and of a )file from (Ireful t)oud
11envouleutt')se in) l al) ;I churches, ongood road
Pries )5'I0, terms easy; S133131140 DI']SJ4II
. ins e, lirswstar p o
•�.t'+A1tilI FOR Seal:M.—L .t 14, CON -
(Keaton 10, Stnl,heu, aotrtaiuine 100 mores. 70
acres cleared. Coed 1 g bantse and frame burn,
40K00. Good young arena d, grafted fruit, Tito
UMW i.. ,,`11Senced stud in a geed st ted)f culti-
vation. There is iv large quantity of bbiok
also a never fulling well. For tortes apply to
H!iSNE Pl1SLLIePE. (;rcdltan. . Juno G
ToARIi OR SALE.—TEE 8U13.
scriber offers for sole his farm, Lot 18,
Con.14.,Townsl'tipof Usborne County of Huron
80 sores o1oaro:t, the remtein,le good bush, well
folioed, and in a good state of cultivation; under,
drained, good orchard, si.londid well of water.
frame barn :Aie80,togatetbla6Kee, log hou so. 0 n
convetieet to nol,00l ,tate .three.churches.' Por
urthorp trtieulu):^r apply to
.'.'M' Ii1.1TANS, Etat on, P.O.,or
MR B. V. EtLLIOTtornev.1 oterr (9.
FIRM EOL SALE.—The aubscrib-
er'oL'ers fol• silo the north half of lot 17,
eon. 10, 'Osborne, oontttttiiug 50 acres; 41 acres
Gloated, well iw.lerdrained, and in gond state
of aeltivation. There.aro on the premises 0 acres
.of gond bush 101) rods board fence, a good, com-
fortable dwelling '30x30, frame barn 114x04, good
log stable and shed 37x47.0ood orchard, geed well
0f water with pump. The property is situated six
met a.hale miles from Exeter markov anal about
$ of it mile from .B arquber, and convenient to
'aburohos and schools. For further particulars.
.ay .ly on the .premises of to Farquhar post office
30HY FULTON.
IMPORTANT
1 lOi P]Y LOANED IN LA1'tGE"OR
.Z small stuns on first -sato eeeur!ty uta mo-
derate roto of interest. Appplyy to
B. V. ELLIOT,
Solicitor, Exeter.
2Gth November, 1879. tf
''AMES E COUNTY �AUOTION
noor 9.1.108 promptly attended to. Days of
alae errnngedritt this office
'T J. CURE', Agent for the Us-
borneand Hibbert Jfutual'Firc Insttraacc
•Cotnparfy, Residenoe—G'erquuar, Orders by
Mail promptly attended to. •
rM. OAR,LINr, es J. W. ARM-
S..• STRONG, 1.iceused Anetionoers for the
Countytee of Huron, and Miedlesex Sales con
aaeted with satisfaction, and on liberal terms.
All orders left at Christi' -'s Mansion 'Rouse will
receive prompt' attetalou. Ser4,1-y.
1 RII S' ;XTR lIrITY,
J'+IIN BRIGIIT'S LAND SCHEME.
Lmulr n, Jan. 26,—Jahn Br elft at En.
Birmingham oft Saturday enggested
thiat Pa,111eut appoi(t,'�. -ti oommiesLOl1 "--
to go to n..i;u with yd war to sell the A. most terrible accident occurred on
A 1'do.eneholy Occurrence.
A STEM! noILER BL0wtl TO ATOMS—ONE
MAN BILLED A1th Twdu•'SERIOUSLY INJUR-
ftN'1118 of the 1N,ildlnl'(le to tile, ,tenants the farini if Mr, Males)1m Cameron, 2nd.
willing to huy,,.aud to advance three. concession of Stanley, on Wtedueechay.
fourths of themobs se money 'rima- afternoon halt, which :resulted in the
1 • > 1 death of one litghly esteemed resident
pial and interest, to be repaid' ill 851 and the serious in
,paste. Sucli ft^inet1eure Bright belies,- of the township, • injury
ed would meet the d]01t'ee of the Irish of two others. ;11r. Artbur Wanless
roplo,. The Gotn'uie,sirn should as. was eageged in threshing for Mr. Cam -
gist, the tenant to purchase whenever eron, .with his steam tbi'e Bing ma.
the bsu(llord was willing to sell. He re- chine. They were jest fluieliteg tip the
utameuded a oonnpnlsory sole only job, at about 4 a ..lock, whefaithe ex-
•
TN S. CAMPBEL1L, PROVINCIAL
• Lad Surveyor, l&c., will Le at the
R ye1 Hotel, G:xoter,on the firALTuesday in mach
mouth. Orders for work Itit with Mr., John
311eckrnan winreceivepromptattontioq
OBN H. IIYND1hAN,
ACCOUNTANT, .CONVEYANCER, REAL
ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT.
money to loan on mortgages, notes and other
securities. Rents ;i)rdaccounts collected on rea-
sonable terms. Insurance effected in iirst•ola4s
Comps.. ins at reasonable rates. o,ltee—ab Dr
I yndruan's, Main 8 root Emma
]LAKE+', A.UCTIONEEit FOR
• "t`HH COUNTY OF HURON.
LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY
just reoeivcilforrinveatmont on mortgages
,at t; er cent.
lEEDS,WILLS, ETC., DRAWN
A Ion reasonable terms.
R.ABBOTTL.
Graduate of Royal College of
DI3 NTA f' SURRGEONS,.
Officio over O'Neil bank, and opposite .samwel4
Picknrds.
li here lau(1 18 owned by Laudon an n. iilosiou took plane. The weenie was
blown td th
',allies, as is the case with large tracts own to atoms. and sea `tere .over e
,
ileal' L nuluuderry, He expressed the
adjoining field. Both'euds and vioces.
convic,mu alimt if his plans were ever, of the sides were blown out of the boiler,
)tree, self iu tercet or public opinion and thrown a considerable distance.
kdo
wonld soon coinliel individual laud- he main' part of the boiler was`' thown
Tonle to sell to teu;tl'tQ. into the barn, a distance of 00 feet,
and fell on the froutt,of the machine,
Tni' LORD LI1tV11 NAN1' S LOYALTY. .orushing down the felt board, and fall -
DeWitt, Jan, 26. -The Duke of ingot ayoung men mooed Mtinit,;from
Ma'lborungh, the Lord tiientanaut of the township of Nay, who was feuding
Ireland, flee ined the invitation of the the machine, and before he could be re.
Lol d Mayor of Dublin to a bat:gnat on moved the broken boiler hitaAp be roll -
the Std of Febroasy on account of the ed off biro. Mr. Arthur Wal ss watt
resolutions do )ted at a meeting of the attending to the engine at t,l a time,
rlr 1 g �
Home Rule 'members of Parlinmeut, and he, also, wits badly sc 1ded and
over 8111011 the Lotd Mayor presided. terribly injured. Mr. Duncan Mol; wen
DAVITT AND L'RENNAN. had just come over to smachine
ee thea
Dania and Brennar, indicted for work, and . wits standin.g Tnoking on
when the explosion took pla. He
sedition, •1n day eeta.red ea igir(earano"•was blown into all a(1'1ouruin field, a
in the Duellu. Court • of Queen's
PARNI)LL'S TALK MAKING HIMP UNP PULAR
AT HOIIE.
London, Jan. 26.—The reception.
likely to be accorded Parnell in P•lrlia-
ment is being disces-ed'by Inc friends
hare. It is uotbelieved that the series
of speeches he is delivering. in 'the'
United States will add to his popular-
ity at hone. The Horne 'Rulers assert
that he talks too loosely, and many.. of
hie utterances are considered iujudiol
xga %etty ultra loits3t.ra,iNw.,.t rt ^
London, Jan. 2ti.—A Dli"liliri des-
patch says it is•iiow generally believed
that. the GovernmentiutenLs to proceed
with the proar+outions of Devitt, Daly,
Killen and Bt'ounan far sedition, the
8,ud trials not to take place before the
beginning of February next.
AN APPEAL TO CANADIANS.
Buffalo, N. Y., Jan. 26.—Parnell and well known and highly esteemed where"
ever known, and his sad death will be
distance of several rods, and died from
the effr'ots of his injuries soon 'afterebe-
ing removed to the house. I�r,�' Wau-
kee and the yonttg man Muu Bare very
severely injured, and their recovery, at
last accounts were doubtful, Several
of the threshing hands were standing
at the front of .the separator, where
Munn was when the boiler struck him,
and their escape' from •injutv'.is little
short of uriraunlous the camas of the
the revolution in Lima, the capital of
Peru, when Pierola became Dictator.
Acouvention has been signed by the
Turkiell Minieter of, Ft.reign Affairs
and Layard for the suppression of the
slave trade in Turkey.
. Telegrams from Caprera announce
that a civil marriage between Garibaldi
and Donna Franceesoa was rerformed
to -day. The General at the same time
recognized his two ohiidren,Maulio and
Claus.
The despatch from Cabal, referring
to the scheme for the. withdrawl of the
British troops to Jellalabad, was pro-
bably inspired by the Indian Govern-
ment as a "feeler," with a view to ob-
serve its effect.
Tlie bhoe ,shop in Ring's County
Penitentiary, N. Y., which octet 1'100,-
000, was destroyed by fire. Not insur-
ed. The Bay State Shoe and Leather
Cnmpany, who leased prison labor, es-
timate their loss at $200,000. Two
hundred females employed from the
outside are thrown out of employilleut.
• The U. S. Senate Confirmed the fol-
lowing Envoys Extraordinary and Min-
istere Pleuipoteutiary James Russell
Lowell -to •Groat Britain ; • John Walks
-
ter to Russia ; Lucius Fairchild to
Spain Phillip H. Morgan to Mexico ;
Consols; Lewis Richmond at Belfast,,
and James W. Slier at Mayaguez.
The Italian double -turreted ironclad
Duilio, the most powerful in the world,
on Saturday, Jan, 24th, gave fonrteen
miles per hour, working at siit•sevenths
of her sapaoity. It is expected she
will attain fifteen miles per hour. :ter
performance greatly exceeds the recent
estimates. Her armament cousists of
four 100 -ton Armstrong guns, 33 feet
long, and Tiring it projectile of. L500
pounds weight, with charges. of 850
pounds of powder. She has also a
powerful ram and torpedo boat.,
explosion is not, and•'roba'bly, never
will be known. .: Mr. unless. the ' n-:
kidder, was oongiaaereii , :ti'b,l•ycon•' _
retent to run the engine, being well
acgo•.inted with such machinery. It . The Indians report that there are m� anon o
is stated, however, that it had not been • �
working well that day, and it may he
that something was.wrong of which he
was not awere. The engine was one of
Braggart's make.
11ir. McEwen, who was killed, was
.+..-.
t ,•. DONMINION
John Oaaey, a fireman on the G. T.
R., fell from a locomotive terrier oi?,
Saturday afternoon, at Doon $tartyl,�,),
and was taken up senseless.' He is"'e-
oo'.eriag'
The school iu Hull have been closed
owing to the prevalence of small -pox,
but a"sahion iteoper who is down with, •
tho,disease keeps his bar open, near
where he is lain.
Several oases of poisoning from eat-
ing partridges kept too longafter death
have recently ecourred at Halifax, N,S-, -
many of the victims, having narrowly
escaped from death. '
While a young pian named Guest was
driving a load of hay in Port Elgin, the
load was upset. Guest fell on a stump
and fractured his leg, and was surprised
that he did not break his neck.
Mr. R. L. Hawkins, who has .been
the Watford agent of the G. W. R. for
the last twenty years, Mt yesterday foe
Longwood, on the main lisle, towhich
plane he has been removed by the Oom.-
pany, with an advance of salary.
Yesterday Warmiugtan, the deserter
returned from Toronto, was brought be-
fore the officers in Kingston; and ar-
raigned. He donned the militarycloth
ing under protest. A' question, has
been raised as to the legality. of oath
administered,' and Warmington's will
be made it test case, The prisoner was x
remanded.
Theeledition of it representative for'.
the coustituehey of Cornwall in: the ee
House of Commons took place OD Tuba;,
day last.' !Tile nal retnrt B show that
Dr.�
Berg in the onservativecandidate,
who was 'elected ih September, 1878,
over Mr. Maclennan '(Reforn) by 38
votes, has been returned to the seat ho
lost by the largely increased majority
of 176. Aa Mr. Maclennan again iS'p-
posed Dr. Bergin, lend the relative per-
sonal strengih of the candidates was "
necessarily the same in both contests,
this victory is hailed by the.conserva-
tives as a i eI;c triu pliant
qviertVlo
Dillon issued an appeal to the people of
Canada, for aid for the sufferers of
Ireland.
Adlr. trOw(.EDGEMEOrr.
Washington, Jar: 20.—The Treasur-
er of .the Irish relief fund in the Dis-
trict of Columbia has received a tele-
gram from 'the Mayor of Dublin ack-
nowledging the receipt of $2,500,and
stating that the distress is rapidly in.
creasing.
CANADIAN CONTRIBUTIONS.
Brantford, Jan. 26. --The collection
of St. Basil's Church, yesterday, for
the relief of the poor in Ireland, was
over $200, and this amount, it • is ex-
pected, will be largely increased by next
Sunday, as there wore many who bad
not heard that a special collectionwas
to be taken up.
lleenansville, Jan. 26.—There were
$800 collected at St. James' '.Church
It the Irish relief fund.. A. concertand dramatic entertaiument will be
- held for the same purpose shortly.
A FURTHER APPEAL. FOR RELIEF.
New York, Jan, 26.=It is stated to-
day fetid another influential' appeal to
the people of the United Skates for the
aid of: the starving Irish is to be made;
that the evidence of Impending famine
In Ireland is such that there must be
no delay, in affording relief. Tears
were brought to many eyes in church
yesterday by adoonoto of the dreadful
suffering. 'Great activity now prevails
tri the good work of raising -money for
the suffering;' manylarge eubecriptions
have been already made, and more are
rapidly corning. Some parties have
sobeori)bed x;1,000 each,and some $500
each, Mayor Cooper ler; the x;500 sub.
seription. The Greed Opera House
matinee for the sufferers realized $800.
It is proposed to abandon the St.
Patrick's Duty parade in this oily, and
devote whst the celebration would cost
to Irish relief. It is thought that the
oarryinir nut of Berth a move will ensure
:$ 0,000 for the relief fetid for Eriu's
famishing people.
Dnnnvilie has been eared for $8,400
B taia by the Silrhy ( oreliniiy, for backing
tett of a bargain to boy nsteam fire
engine from them.
rzan PrLoor
SAS `.
IN PERFECT ORDER.
GOOD AS NEW.
Half Price.
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�1r •diY.i.r ACZT,
i3,ay Iron, Carriage and
era Hardware,
pt:TN' T0N.
deplored by many. He had been laid
hp with illness for several weeks, and
this was the first time he had been
from home. , Drs, Stewart, of Bruce -
field, and Worthington, of Clinton•,were
iu atteudtiiree. and did all that medical
skill could do for the alleviation .of the
sufferers. --i .cposivol•.
A Brantford' 0 Incher•
WHO DROP INTO A PASTOR'S HAIR—AND
SLAPS HIS FACE WHILE HE HS ENGAGED
IN DEVOTIONS AT A PRAYER MEETING.
Brantford, Jan. 2G,—'Saturday even•
ing.a number c'f the members of the
West. Brantford Methodist Church had
assembled to hold prayer meeting..A team got away in Hamilton, ran
While they were engttged in prayer a over a little girl named Canita, and a
Miss °Heel] entered the Church, and over aperamwith a child in %it, ainj rid
walking quietly . to where Bev. Mr. ung both severely. '
Broadway was Icneelirg, caught hold of
Monday, a young lad named Edward
Perkins, while ljchapping_ in a bush
near Bradford,.was aoeidentally killed
by a tree falling upon him. . '
Mr. Coursol. M. P., will introduce' a
hallucination, and fannies that , Mr. bill in next session at Ottawa for the
Broadway wants to marry her, No abolition of Grand' Juries and other re -
other cause is assigned for the attack, forms in oriminal procedure.
though Mr. Broadway has not given
her any eause to suppose that ho thinks
of marrying. her. Mr. I3rnadway is not
a reguter''ordsined preacher, but has
been filling, that position •for some
time. . • .
tete..
General.
not many deer this year ,
The Wyoming Pres is published by
the Lowrie Bros, of Petrolia. •
A movement is an •foot to forma
new rifle company in' Brantford.
The Grand River .Terry .tit -York has
been running as uetial lo,tely.
Dr. M.'whiirn, of Clil'lon, tins ,entire-
ly recovered from•. the effects of the
late nimelernns assnillt- cis him.
11Ir. W. A. 'aende bitrrlater.. son of
acv. Conan Reade, of .has
started besinesteitl Aniherstburg. •
Rev. J. A. Stnth, the oldest Baptistminister in NNW..I3rmiswick,. dropped
dead of heart disettre:.
To Braut((it'd, .Iteri)e Jones een.tenced
epa110
North 11Ii".ddiesex:
;,ry •
t.-
Grange Na. 28 appeatetern' pompous
array at Pettie Street "clot 'Honse,
East Willi mw, on Taesd enttig :,t•,•
last, ' Soma tall talking camp 7
K. A. filled the chair. '
'Mr. Henry Blow died of ii fa`rteetti
of the lungs and chest last Wr�dnesday
and McGillivray has last d very active
and enterprising farmer. •
The late Kira. Ryan, of Biddulph,
whose remains were Hist week buried
at Lucas,',Avas' barb". little over 100.
years ago, near Neniagli, in the County
of Tipperary, -Ireland. She was mother
R .1.0 S epliens, aged 15, to flve`lyears of the present'Reeve.of 13iddnlph, anti;`
Piutteutlary for ro bay. near relation of the oldrietener tame -'.,
Dr. Joseph Clarice, of Pugwasb, N. ty,'Shalnnon Hall. Barony of Lower.'
Ormond.
5.. ttee."lantaily noiaoned` himself by The East Williams Insurance Co, is
taking c trbulic acid, and died iu an said to be in a prosperous condition. /
hour afterwards, The Northern Fair held its annual
Mr. Parnell, the Irish aeitator, has meetinh io the Town Hall, Ailsa Craig,
been invited to speak in Belleville on on Wednesday, 21st 'lust. .t. S.Smith,
behalf of the Relief Fund, but no reply Esq President, in the chair. The air-
lifts been received. ditor's report was read and adopted af-
ter wbiell the following elections took
place ..—.:Pres. John McClurg ; Vice -
Pres., A. A. McArthur ; 2nd do., An.
drew Robinson ; sec. ),V -II. Atkinson,
Directors, L. W. Charlton, Thomas G.
Shipley, Ira. Campbell, .t)eter Girdle,
John Rollins, D. Shoff,. Dr. Stewart,
Dr. Gunn, and Thor,. Nicholson. To-
tal receipts 1901.48 ; total expenditure,
1920.69. Iobn Dawson and David
Wyllie, Auditors. '
A. Mrs. Jones, oho was confined by
sickness in one of the houses burned
at Parkhill last week, received. such a.
shack that while some friends had her
in their arms for removal to a safer
place sae died.
The great sawing match, England
versus Canada, name off at Popular
Hill, Lobo, last week. 1!;nglandsxou
this time. There is to be another
match soon, and Canada says she must
beat tbls time. A. large concourse as.
present "iotrol. • j sembled and much interest was exalt -
him by the hair of the head and hit
him several times in the •face, when
three gentlemen present took hold 01
tier and rut .her • •out. It is supposed
Miss. Clinch is laboring under an
Advices from Rio de Jacoiro of the
19th report 130 fresh disturbances there.
The Greeter' 111inietry has resigned
in consequence of the defeat on the fi-
uanckal vote.
In ITarrisburg,-Pa., Eli Jaokson, col-
ored, aged 10, bonged, himself on trod.
day la -t, Tire ottani/1 supposed to be
religions excitement.
Benj. G. Per(body, a prominent Inlet -
noes than of Provi(lenoe,R. I., fell down
stairs on Sunday night, mad broke his
neck.
Three hunched lives were lost (luring
During the season of navigation the
River Line Company have shipped
1,966 cattle,4.771 sheep, and 54 horses,
from Montreal for Liverpool.
A men named McIvor, residing neer
Pugwaslt,'while eating his 'dinner, was
choked to death by a' piece of meat
whit'' he attempted to swallow.
Not since 1858, according to a conn-
try friend of ours, has so molt plough-
ing been done in January as daring the
While there are one hundred and ed.
sixty-six married mer; in the Canadian
House of Commous, there aro only
twenty-six bachelors,
Alvinston has brought forth en'ano-
tiler paper. It is onlled the. Sun. May
it ever shine its brightly as at the pre-
sent.. May it never be eclipsed.
The Hot Emety Wheel. Company,
with place of business at IHamilton,
capital $10,000, apply for letters pa
16u to manufacture polishiug mater-
ials.
A. orimpeny is about being organizer'
to work the Atkiu,anil cheese factory.
The locality its good fur such an euter-
arise. The quality of cheese made
there by i1lr. Watson, we belfev'e,
fine as tiny made in Canada. No ) l2f1iit
No, th Middlesex will be glad to ]rave
this besieess ninth) revived,
A daily mail is at last arranged tot'
between London and ,Ailsa ()MAY
ell oniuts vla London Huron and
B. Br
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