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The Mlotsoni
rticonronATellt`BY ACT Ok' 80
Otp itltd, $ Q, 000, 006.
HEAD. OFFICEMONTR' =;
'l.'HOMAs Y'troantiost, Esq. • - ^ Biveuroutt
r J.hi,11. &Ioi,so r,.1 5QQ - -:yice=,P`r'es.•
DiIBL1UTO1BS,
Aon D Ir Aracplzersou, 11 W Shepluertli •
1 1,, II .i Nelson, D1 P P, S R laaviul ,..
Dliles Williams,. A
P. W T.i ft.t>, Esq.. GC'4't 3ffr'tagsr;
S.Ls. Rrrrtor, Deo., Df c t:ayor Mtrntro:tb Branch.
I; kirtvuox, L3q., , - Iriapoutor.
:Exeter Brant: 1. •
1SNNEY 0, BREWER 311'ANAGElt.
]LOANS TO'IeAI Iflill1S.
11Toaey advanced to farmers otveasy terms, on t1iel:r
own prohxriseory notes with pne or more good en-
dorsers, No mortgage requires as•sc ntri y..
SAVINGS BANE DT+'PA1=111ENQ1
Ilttereat chewed on cleuo lts.
'Drafts on-Uhitcd Statessbought auaeold. Store-
' uillxcliaugobougbt mud sold,
Colleetibue made'iit all' parts of the Dominion
and'vetrtrns promptly remitted at:lowest rates of
eaEhxeter Augustl5th 1878. 6-r1L•
auk,
x24.11155;
Tin arp p tUn at fhnna nn.
■H tO L®�1 flltl at bun P..
Row1iLL Co',
Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruces
tieingstraeowheaoadvar. 9.E Y® *r
using contracts may
bye made fo.e. it. in.
Eke re/.eq ► ��r1c►,�..
THURSDAY. DECI.'1IB�GR 11G', 1880i
THE' STATE • AND' THD: SYN.DI•
CATE.
Some of the main consielerations i
volved in the Pacific Rat#cvay afire
resits now before Parliament and th
country may be said to bo the amour
cf motley paid by Canada to titer S,ynd
este, the values inaotved in those po
tions of the road to be banded' over to
them when, completed,, and the retu•r
to be nude by the eontl'actors•. L
ns look into these poiuts for a few mo
]dents.
That portion of the line
from Fort Williatn to Sel-•
kirk, already under con-
tract, (406 miles,) will
coat about ...$17,006,00
From Selkirk to Pembina,
now completed, (branch,)
2,000,00
n-
e•
e
• able 'apt!
'
Rooky Moen lei
Iamb eau Iwo
they are made so
of a new. popu'lati'on.
`granted it]• alternate 1,
.aores, twenty-four miles. deep
.tido of the railway; the Syndicate . 'n•
not benefit themselves by provic'Iln
'homes foe irnmigrants without tt th
same time beuefitinesthe land 'still re-
naming in the hands, of the Govo
i:nent. Indeed, botch. the Syndioate a
the State will find the recompense
their outlays by the presence of.ate i
em ning„population., The G'overnme
will stilt have in possession 125,000,0
acres of the fertile belt west of Winui•
peg, All the good lands east of Winni
peg to Gross hake, where the rough
country may be said to begin; and all
the mineral lander between that dt'strict
and the Lathe of'the Woods. So that
though we are about' to give away 25,-
000,000 aures, there will be a' consider-
able-patcil left
Itis pretty evident that the Syndi•
Date' are entering upon as very boli
speculation, involving an uncovered
outlay of $50,000,006, and also the
efficient working of the railway it a
contain( already populated but a'''far
separated dots of people. It is poet ,bee
.that they may make some !Honey •out
'of it, and so they ouglia, for their risk
t4 great. It will be satisfaotoly to
know, however, that if they enrich
themselves they will benifit the State
by tele ratio• of at least five to one. The
special couditiona ander which the
contract is to be oarri'ed out will de.
mead our attention on a ftunre• meas.
lou.—free Press.
'Ltlls•Aa3
elha f of tier congredatiou went to London Tuesday Morning ana
Inge' ,proolired• warrants for Windsor,. his
111, 1'r aonx 13x11 E r heather,. one Rios, of questlonatb'e kALL
uoz:r, , , ' charaoter heretofore, and a ono Irian LVhitb Whelk'
Ir ••eztx; Thou, 1tYA:rI , 3' i4 Scott
ei Dlt:.lieemeo named Rapp froth, Lumen, Constables srmiliul v
ALO tbInt l.&to, Chairnlatn. trope arid Hodge are now o» their track
`10 ar'ee4t theme
BEPLY.
ear Friends, ---To say that r
hankful for your truly generous
vial, and fee' the very ffatterin
s in which it has beau tenders
fill try breast on this oceitsiotl
of help feeling' very mnclh: su
and I arts at a loss brow to e
our affection and liinti-hearts
nts towards me, inaamnoli as
conscious of having in any wa
their. Daring the twely
or more r have labored in you
hoop 'brit discharged the plai
ditties of every assistan
d t have done no work, rail
ant whiolh might entitle m
(ignition of my services
,your' sands., In disoliargingthe dnti
.of the ministry a priest pros many di
ffentt.ies to contend with, often time
misgivings about the manner in whie
he has pertormecl tIletn; but whatever
doubts 1 may have had, or ditheteltiee 1'
mn.v lravo enconn'tele•l, have been lis•
A later aoeowt says the oonst'abies
as they'passedf through the. streets of
o
Lucian with one of tire:pat•sies in -one
d, tody, were been] ezelairning that their
haernees had been eat at some hotel . on
the way where they stopped for refresh-.
le meats,
x
ered
a
Gs
9
lr'
but feebly ezpress the feeliuer
It
Sremeethe eleotors iu this part of tlie•
r- country have exercised their fetehcbiste{
u art an election an impertaut change has
et been made in• regard to the mode of
• marking the ballot. See. 4, chap. 24,.
of the Municipal .Act of 1880 says
"A voter may rnark his ballot paper t
placing a cross either (as heretofore)
on the right hand eit1e opposite the
0• name of toe candidate for whom he
{ desires to' vote, or at any other place
within the divi'io'i that contains the
linin.e of the candidate ; and section
S.i miles....
Kamloops , section, looter
contract, 1.27 miles...... 10,000,00
In all.. .420,000,009-
To
.420,000,000 'To which must be added
the subsidy proposed....... 25;000,000.
Grand total ...........:.51,000,000'
palled; By yolrlr kind and approvin
words, and your'presence hero to -da
ie theenrest sign that my work amongs
yon Imo not been treeless, nor m
labors fruitless,.. Yoe yottrsetvos Lave
oontributed'no sm•ill'share to light
the burdens and' smoothen the way a
eveTab
"y'priest who More arno•ngft ryaI have always found you kind and gen
erone'to hie, ever r'ttenttve and obeli
ent to.the exhortations of your priest
and earueet in on -operating with him
for the sanctification and salvation of
yours s n7'ls, and whenever an appeal
testy been made to• you in the cease of
religion• or charity, yon have nobly re
spou.l'sd'. I cannot help nrLlcime a few
retnarks on your very kind and flatter
hitt ;anion to toy very bumble share yens catechising nr children, It is o
the inmost importance that children
should be thoronghly instructed' in the
suvinn tenths of our lhnly religion. Too
often, Brae ! the head has berm, ednca•t-
el at the expense of the heart a"l with
the meet lamentalrin termite. Linn -
lion to b3 true and virtnoue teed. be
1)tsed on sound nrinciplei of religion.
otherwise it would be nseless in pre-
p+uring tea fur that eternal' Fhapoinsss
rh
which is e tr'ti•n tee eel and object of
ear erealinn. Itis the bane:len ditty,
therefore, of p'•ieet and parent to in.
strict tiro yolet•Rfnl mind in the fe at-
men
tV -
ni ntaltrtrth9 of the C'1"ielfen doetri' e.
flue is the more neCesiary in a new
ocun,try gneb,k'#Ahieermrr.)nneled rte we
are by iu'flnencsit efteiltfr11es hnetiTe to
ant' holy faith. We have not here the
hallowed man wine andnseeeietione of
that dear old land where Cati:nlioity ie
racy of the soil, and whose very mine
sneak more eingnently than !tourers
lies o'ln n"tpr of than grand Faith which
a Patrick planted and which a Midget
f;
.Y
t
Y A return presented to Parliament
er I shows the amount of lands 'sold in the 1
—A singular Case of disease, arising
out of the epizootic,, has oeoured in
Virgil a few miles from. here. Nr. Geo.
Wilsou tin& a small. sore on his hand
and sorne•ef the froth from his horse's.
nose gore rubbed' into it -The poison
iufected"hi:s systern',and his body swelled
to an a/arming, size, resuliiug in an.
immense- abscess forming ie his side
which whoa opened discharged large
puentites• of &til matter. Un to within
a few days, although suffering ver•}, {
severely, he seemed to be reoove ing' t
but silice then has had a relLp • s,atid it I
is feared be may not recover. In des 1
-oribing bus symptor,; s,he says he Taft a
lemming BPnaatiCn aie over hie body, as
if he had been elope, to a rod hot stove.
rifef ..
Rod Chaff "' jf
tiarloy y ..,•
Oats
Clovex Seo 1.. t ................ A*
`ri'n otlxy i a 71 to
Paas U SO.to
Corn:.., ....•. ... .. 40 00 to 0 70,.:
Eggs .., .' 0 17 to C 1.7
+outte2' ... l: 0 1e'tto 0 24.
Plone terbbl. ... 0IRs to 5 n0
r
Potashes, pe •Im„ . 0)0 to 0 03,
Pooches par bees 0-80 to 1 UO'.
Apples, per br,; SI to
Dried Apples pr b 0 01'00 0 01 -
flogs, dross od per 100 5 00 to 0 15•
Beef_4 00 -m
o 0''
titdos, yong... 8 00 to 8 r3• ',
" c1'iu,seed .. 8 00 to 0 (0•
allaoppa�khs,eitch .. ... 111 to 1 40" �.. '.
Calf 11iue'.' bl't) 04 t''
Ray per ton. ,.. at,0u to 84a.,/ 1,..
Onions per Mum . 0 F0 to 0 , i•
!lams ... .. 01'? to 0 1;11
Tallon*•per lb• €Ln0 0 0.1 t.
)Vnol..per 10
Turkeys liar 1b
Geese .... ........ ... ............. ........ys.�
Pnelcs caruatr
to030' a
to007'
to 0 03.
ton 50•
,.•
Cl1iI/6ens Oto 0`30' 1.
ST. S1A11'f'S
'Pall wheat, per bushel. .' 10eo 1 ('1»
Sprtng wheat`................................:.....1 01 to 1 10•
arloy 4 to 0 50 •
[[3'ens 5r5 to u 001
flirt+ 1(3 to 0 5:1':
Ffiay........................................• 8 5n to 0 00
1 ggs.per dozou 0 l0 to.0 1i
liitt'er 21
Elides Per 0) ............. 00.1;441.00.0 '.nd
Dressod hogs ..................... ........ ....,8 7'u to 5 nu
Butato es jpug bag...............• .............. 50 to a 5U•
0llnoO ell
"' '
�VoodpPr cord .....,. .. 350 )
Ducks per pairto 1 00
•
it 35 t.008051)
Chickens G 25 tc 30
' Province of 111auitoba and the Nerth- Buffalo nog Market.
f west territories up till the .91st of llee
•
• last, to have been as follows :—In belt
A, 34,082 acres ; in belt 13, 291,573 ;
in belt 0 6,332: in belt D, 12.085; in
' . belt L. 47 631. Teel, 180,663 acres,
for which was $86,064.77. There were
disposed of for eerie, 451,163 acres; as
free grants, 220,761 aures ; for tree
culture, 355,840; as pre.snlpti-n,590,240
- as homesteads, 1,142,400: Granct.totasl,
2,580,037 taores.
f
Varna -
0
0• one hundred' and forty one of the
11Iuuicipal Ant is hereby amended ie
accordance with this eecti,Iu.." Of
witioh all those intereasted should lake
not1Ce and act aceordiugly.
This represents the money and the
money's worth to be handed over to
the Syadieats iii enusideration of the
completion and equipment of the line
The railway to be constructed is to be
gin at its eastern terminus, at a point
near Lake Nipissing, and travel a die -
tames of 2,550 miles to the Pacific
Oeean. It thus appears that the cash
to be paid and sections of railway hand
red over to the Syndicate will ba equal
abont $21,Of)0 per guile. When it is
recollected that ,the Grand Trunk and
Great Western cost over $65,000 per
mile, and that the recently; -constructed
Iutercolonial cost $37 emir mile, it
can scarcely be thought tett the mere
money view of the ngeeemeut is a die-
edvantageons one for C.Lnada. It
should be borne in mind that a great
portion of the work to be dune is of an
unusually heavy description. Thee,
the section betvreen Jasper to L'Llce
KLmloops (33.5 miles) will c•'st at the
rate of $43,060 per mile ; that frotn
K,trnloops to Yale. (125 miles) will cost
even more, the rook cntungs and
trestle -work being of so heavy a na•
tare me to necessitate an'antlay of $80.-
000 per mile. Even the Beotton be-
tween Like Nippissiug And Fort SVi!.
tiara, (600 miles) is eytinl'tted to cost
upwards of $33,000 per mile. It may
he built, aceardirig to the esti,nate. of
Asir. Sandford Fleming, for $20,000,-
•000', but may oast a. large ensu snore,
it will thus be aeon that theugll the
moneys and completed work to be
handed over to the Syndicate are ecu-
sitttable, the risks will be undertaken
by that body of a pitalists which are
of a very m )menu 11'1 Distracter. Mr.
Mackenzie used to _affirm that the rail.
way would cost $00,000,000 (two
h.uudred millions). It ie true that he
was only, about yi00,000,000 out in
the'caloblatiou. But it should, be reool-
lested that Mr. bieekenzie is of a highly
ineginative tarn of, mind—when it
Fuits burs. if his estimate is anyway
near. the truth he most now be ieamaz•
rd" to, feud what. A good bargain ti1e
Gesese iylent teneeie tci'tyittce n bargain
..'- al3'V E 1'1d' f:,r• the !cin plete construe -
tion of the rood..
But this ie not all the Synd'ioate
ore 1' beve appropriated to them 25•,.
000:000' Of loges of Lind.. it seems. a
barge tree', yet it is blit iL email truant)
Of the whale, for to nf,l 0t'
tolls u'r a8.th0 result of his r, oeut ex b
nlm•ptlnry SI)1•11erfIts 1 thr.rn •awn 150,.
!t
f?1t0,000 acres t,f age icultllral end profit,
A. DESERVED TE..11IZONIA.L.
01 Satire lav, Nev. 27, a debts'ion
eoneisting of T. Coughlin, ill. P., Dr.
• Rourke, Reaatd McDonald, 8011001
- teacher, John Breen, Henry Dteyle.
P'., Arthur O;L.eary and 'Thomas Ryan,
in behalf of the c:eturreg•Ltinn of ',tiered
Carmel, waited on Rev. R. O'Keeffe and
presented' hitt with the following ad-
dress and testimonial. Tho address
was read by Dr. R /urke arid: the purse
of a hnielred dollars was presented by
PI.'nald itIeD lnald. the energetic; pain•
taking and ace lmplished teacher of the
separate school:
ADDU11SS.
Rev. Father O'Keeffe t — We, the,
undersigned member; of the cengrega-
tions of Mount Cermet and illu(rillivray
duly sensible of the ard'loui ditties sit
tending the administration of the hely
ministry, avail ourselves of this onpar
tnnity of expressing to you onr lova,.
respect and appreciation of ills zeal
you have ever exhibited for tine glory
of God and our spirituel good. The
numerous admonitions and instructions
we have received, we oven aesnre y 'u,
ate remembered and treasured in our
hearts; your untiring energy to exmte
io our breasts the sicuoere love of God
and of his mother ;'yottr indomitable 'P14
perseverance and fervent zed 1u teaoh-
ing onr ohildren the 'ctrines of our d
d'e
religion, and preparing them. for the! d
worthy .reooptioiitl,of the -holy saerii• dol
meuts,'ivil1 'ne'ver bai'atiaabod fr6m our i h
ani
and continue to exert a beneficial in -
finance. We well know that any ex-
pression of ours• will fall far short of
adequately thanking, you for these
arduous .Lebera. However, when we
knees before the throne of God to thank
Hite far this many favor we have res•
esived, will not. forget; Itis earuest,
zealous and good pried, ••
Ray. and Dear Sir,-...Aooept' from u9
this smell donation as a slight token of
love and esteem from grntefal he .rte'
And wo wilt p,ra +, dtilty, 'div.
-�r•�u le,, t8 faithfnt ohihiren
lLere,at)d be an ornament to Ilia0hireeli.
Ia conn t." wit .Niis feculent' tie
otnnot refrain.from expressing onr tsp.
preciatlo.3 of the emitient, servi30q
rendered by our gond a:nd= belnvlld
pastor, Rey. Pettier I •.illy,and ottr films!
p,ttttolllnont and levee for Mill.
trust; that I?iavicleiibe ie.' Hie b,+u.nty.
will extend to Its )ter•2an:f,• wan hue so•
saloons etn. ly lAibtrn;ed tit hi, yitiey}L1'c ,tete
les r ,
sr lga of health and hltppineSa and
sense of tneev va tt g,:pf 000rti)lt 91.4P. i
n11,1084 to his b.:i.ry;..1 itia ►ici,
C')a11.91ied an.l adorned'. 1 cn'lnnt butt
fool proms of those noble hearted men,
whn, with nothing bet brave hearts
rend sinewy grins, fiscr'rl the fruitless
forest and hnwYA? out a lining f`rr therm
selves and m,de hers 'L local leatitatin,t
au•l a nn,'ne. Bit I feel pie -pelts- rrtilP
to know that thr'y hive nrr'ssrvr•(T tTrt
f;tith of their forefetliers..and that it
ie their anxious care and earnest de-
sire to•trnnsmit to their children, pnfe
and•unentlied..the priceless gift of the
true faith. T 1 en:npernco with vote' in
finch a sacred ltndi'rt,ticin)7, Iefeem' rent
only a duty but a pleesnre and a pridn.
Accept once mere my !heartfelt gr•ati-
tntliefbr•yene kind wnrds and genernns
gift ,.and'believi me•wlien I say' that,
wherever my future int arty be. asst.
rsl4all'Dot be unmind'fni of yon', Bat
will' remember you iii the holy'eaeriEe
of tlhe mase and pray the giver of arr
Id gifts to shower His ahoioest'grao-
and'blessings noon yon; • that yon
ay oentinn as in the past --firmly and
votedly attached to•' the fatt11,.. flip
natrines• and pi-sotions of that grated
d Church whose- ehibiren it is your
appinees and proundest boast to., Ba.
Baa, but will be klpcily reniemheret
Temen !:rem IllezeINet—A. very ertu=
cossfnl temperance meeting was held
is this piece on 1Sntirtay even.ine, when
a very exeellent ad.trees was delivered
by Mrs. Yeom•Lte, wirao•le was listened-
to
istenedto by it very ep;,reeintive tieelience.
P,rarrriray.—The poop,Lo• of Stanley
!who voted against the line Bram Chil-
tern eppe'ur to accept with, f,Lvor the'
proposed breech of the Gnen:i 'Prank
from St. 1l Lrys via. Fesitter,. and would
iceprob.tleility'vote to god bones.
SP 111T.- -Mt.. holm Joliet. of Ll.io
place intends having to grand shooting.
tnatcleete 0llristmete Dty.. The lovers
of thie• Rind of sport shouid attend ae
J. Tt t9.4 very See lot of birtl:.s.
Errcayrite nrDelncvas.—Ant I.he an -
rent meeting of the L. O L. fin. 1035
took place on gTlrursday, lOt11: iu3t., the
following ot£eers_ were elects' i for tale•
ensuing year :-1tl. ;1L, 13•n.. A. Dade
man; 1Y M , Bro. 3. Pollcek; 'Teas.,.
Bro- G. -Poster; Soo., Bro.. IV. aatheell;:
Cbnp.,. Bro. J. btowart; I> of CO,. Bro.
J. E. Sparrow; C `m., eros. D. 11- bili•
eon,. J. MOClytnontr 1+1. I3t iggs,J. 4lfatt,.
J. Turner.
11L3.UUR1ED.;
HCxoarxsnar- SVmcos.•-At tl►elresirT snee c f he
bride's another, Exeter, on Wednesday,
Doc. 1, by the tile,;. J. Balms,,.'Jur, John
Trffalo, Dee: 8.—Hogs steady, Receipts
80' cal s; shipuhents, 08•uars.. Yorkers good to
choice, $4.0) to $4.70; light, $4.35; medium
and.heary, $4.05 to $4.8D ; choice heavy held,
at $4.65 -to $5e
Buffi,lo tive'Stock rArket.
7tirffalc-'E°ee..8:-0at00.—Extra steers, $3.25•
to,$5.50; lig'.rt. $4.75 0c45.10 ; good shippers,
$454) to $4.70•.:llght steam, $3 to $3.S0 ; mixed
lits, $2.40 to $8.:50. as to't;,uality; stockers, fair
light to good, $2'.50 to $3:10; fi'orlars, •$3.25 to,
1x3.50; course rnu;h'lo good oxen$2.70to$3.50;.
elrnico, ee to $4:25; bnlls,fat,$ .75 to IS; s•osk;: "'
1'11.75 to 112.
Sheep and Lamps.—Western sheep good to •
choice, $4.50 to 1c4:7:5;' extra,llb to 123 pounds,.
$4.50 to $4.75 ; selected tvrtht'rs for feeder s,
114.51) to $4.85; Western lambs, $4.7..5 to • 5.50,
as to -quality;. Canada, lambs at ;15.59 to $0.
»01(Tal:AI1 Ct1Tl.F.. LTAI.IO(T.
itf-ntl•eal,. Dec. 8_ 13ccf, 32 to 4#'t+ts por-
lb. Inferior gi a:1es, 2I tb• ae. per 1b.. Choice'
helifees 4,10. pone).
CHEESE.. �-
Mica, N. Y., Dec. S.—Cheese iOo:.to lee:,.
:sling prices, ile. .
Little Pall's, N. Y:. Trac. 8.—Sales of tweet?
ottoose, 3,000 boxes at 10Ie. to 12e. , the bulk'
sold at lle. 300 boxes of farm da'ry Neese s:Il&
at, Be 1l1c..
SANTA etAus°
IlEAD
RAND
X.,q111aS' Display
—op.—
HOLIDAY FA:I\TCT GOODS'
ti' gleatvariety, cousisti"g of
Wbrei Boxes,
\Witu]g Deskey.
Ladies' G'mpanions;,
1iuteitinson, to Aiss. Strap Wank, both i o3king Horses,,. `bullet Sets,.
of Exeter.. ; Coasting Sleighs,. Ten, Sete,,
.autograph* and.
111OR SALE in the village of Bridger -
a. vi11e,• Sevew)tcresof loud in the highest
state of cultivation, with all neerss.try buildings.
etc:, berry bushes, Suitable for' market garden,
For further partlotilars appe14 personally Cr by -
letter to iil)WARD GRANT, ltodgorvllle. P. O.
Q.TRA.:SED.—Frona Let 5. con. it
A 3 Stephen; about the latter port of September..
a•rodlfat cow about five years. olrti Any person,
glvng• tnfinmation:leadiu to her recovery will Le•
suitablyrowardod. JOHN' BY,0v, Offa.
YOUNG' ME7LT' Unsrn Telographl and
�ri++iY earn: $:l'1 10.0500 a moatb.
lIvesy 5'I'suuate guaranteed a paying situation..
.AdOese R. VAI15l' 1'INE,ii'su'sgor,.ranesvtlle,wi8
.S 7 7{y� a YEAS Ali anti expenses to agents•
`outat fr+o. Address P. O. VIOK.
EKY, Augusta Moine.
��' 40 elegant ebromo tarda;new styles; sec. Agents
RUCTION AT' CLa NDEBOYE. eutedt <,.Iro'NF s de. 00.. N'L1•an.14 Y
A DVIZRTFe 'RRS, shags' ter our Selbct List'
DVRINO WR10R A NVD BRR 9Ri1T9 A41tt 11 Dell Ne%wnsome, Geo. P: solve
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THE PA111I0IPANTS-.LONDON1 aoNSTABLRS'1 —
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HAVE •THEIR' 130R1lti3' •HARNESS Cl1T
WUILh'' OW TRE ROAD...
A. rolvtoetati}'red' 1n (,II ntlobnve
hotel 4tept• by oe,4,,rao15',r,;l _'part
f'f ng' men, assembled: in the bar-rnor>nf
inrillq the'nvening, and' got eornelvhat.
under the. influence • of;hq tier. Cote of
the"peaty 'named John '1Vincl ter ,: oto
McGlllivrav, got itatol an altercation'
with the len !lord, Jackson, When, it
got ears
at JaOItSO;l Reizaduausehitfletree them it apthat
atond behind the bah', and threatened
f0 nen if; W1181'6111)on; tete ygring elan
Windeer stetted( at hie), and ' in the
ru,rlee'it is Mid, boat. twoshots from a.
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• I onr• were. . fir 9'1 isy.• ��•+nsls+'1tf;, lSurt,.
wit Itrirht d'eirng-arry' burin, !I'1Io. storyf
bole the shnI-'.'_i . ,
r) rs e'it)arlioteil l
L1 (1's, butte J tolcsolt)
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AND
,Choice Family Grocer e8
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Photograph Albums,.
1lf etelephnnes,.
1letyl}iaces,. Toy Watches,.
Mouth O' guns,. Tag 21stols
1)1dees° Lanterns;
Dominoes,. .Building Bloc
• eelhessmenr A,lphabe
Draught, Bocce I,
War Candles,.
Tai ae• Ftoe
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'sate w tbonemmi and one outer
crud see fur yonsssry
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Vomition Laborato •,.$
Senate for the,
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digfbra 4A,e i'iI1ia-3 ..
sews' andi.Eibinit3.that noble
.OIP INET) Al NE.M•BI.TTCHIER $11GE'
one toor south o01:e.13i:tat, n); d,RhOhandbalteet•.
thesame Idiboua] patronage wet, luta been wow
0O,c11dto Win iatelre,
r!'&iLd$se 2fu .L Y w:AGON. I eSI.11. (I
lin ee.11Jboxvie114101 41,1)1-tohrre mem.branetr
' ) einves 131.8 meat wagon tineas• , at;th a resit
lents. off the vElaAet)sontotimesoaa3.'Iweekand'
FRESHI:]i' ;ll
Lit k':nets kept mon stent1I3 an, taa.nd• air ht,
1ntb)bets�lrerp..
1Le ooke•Il.ftbiep'r) 4Ivagoe,rn;etlEtn.goarried
I is tu]3Tits b.ranahee
• Ii.. 7JAVIS.
n ]1j'VA RD.—The above rowel)
speak/ttiltheg3rontotn
give such 1l ohnnatihu that rwiill lead to
lin em n,ifett n of the pat our
hood toy NeWfb 05dland. deg AC teetnoarning poi
the ZOtla titer DOII.w.010E
Exeter,. Nov.. 1(8,1$811.