The Exeter Times, 1885-8-6, Page 1LEGAL..
LH, DICKSON, Barrister, Soil-
• cher of Supreme Court, Notary Public
Oouvoyaucer, Commisafontr. 4:e. .honey to
Loan.
Office in .r'anson's Bleak, Exeter.
Aff McFADDEN,
a
Barrister, Solicitor, Coaaveyancer, Etc,,
EXETER. ONT.
O0100Sattrweil'sRieek (Hairs 914 47,0100-)
DENTAL.
C CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S.,
Has opened dental retinae over
O'NttWL'S BANE. wberehewill be
prepared to extract toath without
Plan. All operations performed with ease and
S'raldfluiugs a speeletity. Office hours
9 a, ru: to 5 p m. V naRoas ATOri tt rE. TERxa
TT KINSMAN, DENTIST.it.D.B
1tsaarat•
Rain,
MEDICAL
Haaremoy
ed to Sam
well'gRric
eetrr owe
trwoted
without
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE °HIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY."
VOL. XII., NO. 46.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1855.
L.J L.y t .P ?+.,L.1 C 17F M D
Petty's Choice Hares, Breakfast Bacon and Lard, Cracked
Wheat and Rolled Oats., Oranges and Lemons,
AT G. A. ELYND .A.N'S
JOHN WHITE & SON
Publishers and Proprietors
ROUND THE COUNTRY.
our energetic pathmaster gr. W. C.
Charters wheby the way is melting
Usbarne. the boys all pay et work out their poll
HORSE DIED. --On Tuesday. the 21st
vet's, white Mr. Wm. Taylor was en-
Raged mowing, in a field on hie farm
tax-- DOt7e ezCu.red, not even station
masters.
ODDS AND ENDS.--*Harveei hands
IrAiSON'S BLOCIf) one of the horses which he was nein era getitog a rent. --A very heavy
g rain storm herein the beginning of
Tho duty Thoriay's H; .t 0 Food. Only 10o. per lb,, or t£8 per cwt. 1 became sick and drnney, tend appar. the week. --Crop■ are looking well.
COAGULINE.--•.•-cement for Brok- VOTERS' LIST.-1885—Munici-
J en Artielea. Sold everywhere. salify of the pillage of Exeter. County
Sole Dtakrira.-dIAN IMr.OL'r.. Stockport of Haran, Notice is hereby given that I have
Euglena, transmitted or delivered to the various men -
rimed in the Third and Fourth. sections of the
"Vetere' List Act, the copies required by said
Sectioua to betraueniitted or deliveroaor the
list made pnravant to the said Act of all per -
sone appeanee by tate Last revised Aseessuwent
Roll of tits *aid muainipality at elections for
Members of the Legislative Aaaeinbly Red at
laturttolpal electron aad that odd nit was prat
day o1 Juuly. at
lbS. end termit tEsthereofar'pipe°.
tteu. Elector% are called upon to exemia° Raid
Itat. and it any omiaatons or otber errors are
perceived therein. to• taketuunedtete proceed,
lugs to have the mid errors eo,rected emceed -
FOR COUGHS A'tiD COLDS.
LU "Z, M. D.
th ceett his relidence'Exeter. 'KAY'S GOMPQUNII' OF LIN.
R.IRVING, tIIIADUATi': tll`TI.
VZRSITY Trinity College. Member of
College pbyitoiauaatttl auraoorr Out.. ,1f l'
ee. r?inwn.
.-CORONER FOR
thoCountyof limon. Ofiiea. opposite
#Ir.I,CarllaR a atoro,1Exeter
J W. BROWNING M. D. M. 0
• P.13.fi/adn0A4ViotorialIuiverst$y.Office
and raaldanee.DPIL; iouIaboretotT.kXotar.
DL J. A. ROLLINS, 11.0. P. (
(1. Office. Main St-F.xeter.Ont. Rerideu
cehoiserecent'y occupied by P AfePbtlilps
sRI P Auiseed.,$eueita,8grtilt,Toluatte
with Chlorodvtio.
!TAY'S COMPOUND, a demulcent
expectorant for Oounhe and cods,
AX'S :COMPOUND, kr lCoug
Mel Colds,. to e2naily eerricabte
Stites%arelOkttle.
ed it to tide Poet meter
F.ostmasta ea? s he
unlocking akaffieekjet
after We himeeU-4-b
The poet office delnirt
arranged that it is a
letters or hags to go ae
1
BEL .FOUND Cr
To be Hanged 18th Se
Biel's trial, which ope
26th slit., was closed on
The evidence brought Out
against the prisoner
Judge Eioheirdson,
hit charge to the jury,
self chiefly to reading
the evideoos. He then
law upon which the court
hefted and the trial con
charge was concluded
jury retired. The oa
tared to the guard to keep,
fitlY suffered terribly. It tear re- Farmers have cheerful oountelaanoes, l
moved to the stable, and after a few with the exception of the ohmic; without pleat or drink, Are
pimento expired. The cause of death cranks. who are never at peace wills. ing•
to enppoaed to have been colic. themselves. Largs anmbers of bind. Al S:15 there was: a rano
The animal belonged to kr. Albert ars have item delivered here by our *nett, and it was whisper
Pearson, frcim whom Mr- Taylor had Wolf agents W. R. Fulton end W. B. 14ry had agresa. All was
bot rowed it, he leaving lost one of Lia Moteaa. They are Sivica To, 094„ excitement. Rel' prey a.
s few days previoo by std ustroke. oral etitiefaotieu, working equally kneeling in his holt,. an.
Tbo beast was not very Valuable, but well to bsavy 41 in light grain.-- 1heoved as the jury a
supplied the place of a better one in $. Mines P. C, is imprauing ns with verdict of guilty. Fran
a busy time, the dignity of the law which must be the foreman, while crying
BARB BuitNED.--About 2 °'01°0 reverenced at all hetartle.-.Ddatlaanissajuthat bo was 41
ou Tuesday Inorni:ng, 21st ult., a barn has been in our ►Midst --two parrots fellow Jurors to recarumead
belangittg to Mr.Wm,Garnish of t liare turned up their tees --ons died °Ret to the moray of the or
of sniffler the other of grief—but the judge saod the "nein
,,Rise. Alumina,Alumina, our ootlasey yet would be coaaidered. Roil
remsiae."-•'.Che healthful abnawberry tsnasrl TO
so uancxn
is s thing of the pail, the 'savory as abs 16111 of Saplsmber 11
raspberry has *orae and gels and
btw ritistot*w, 11,> ACEETP, : a4 the 9th con., wee burned to the
for Clerk of said M iuicipalit'. ground There were ten loads of new
T, d,Y'S TIC PILLS, a specific iu
Neuralgia leace•eebe tto. `
EDUCATIONAL.
Dated 30th July'. lbi5. ,
1 bay, a email quantity of rein and a
number of agricultural impic:ea .
dt:etrayed, The toes is oatimated at
About canes $6fire is unknown,. No bet iTb. itt now the snoouleal anion, the piping culd►gno p=ospsi t of w reprild he we
eu oet;4i to have been a mishap of encumber and the jaiey parsecs !evince by her Her iklajeety
pk p are the it 1't t
„ took the result coon
w
4' ""s'"' ° -�''' � some lclnd, The foot of ill}! antis• fruits s .hat tickle the palate y -
g of the Epicure and Deco 'c }I oriog
(�n� �t /7r, inaurauce thereon, should be a (dila- preebyterian church. is prospect, A
ENNI NT d: TENNENT, Voter!- Zigl:skaa�itW�`L overs O Toone ladies • o l R 4I, aV aloe to every "mer to nava a lloliey Subsariptioue for the Immo are bing Io rril'It probably be tteasotl,f
Io
a obviate :thee
ce4aaait�r
astir sarsaoaa, Gsadatttea at tits Oatar,a has over lea rooaas, and t
VETERINARY.
Wesleyan, Ladies' College
HA IZATON, VANA.DA.
The oldest and the moat complete Ladies'
Mali C
Mau having his barn btlriued and no ttw00 wos and lsmeate ou ' —New
It is nob yet rattled bow t
helfbreedprisonersi iI
w l he
►a�ttlinicet'heiro a µ.
vrr 100 ere'
every cao+r011ietaaafar solicited wi gra 1 jlaiz lttcaelq
ttterii&rr Co11oFo. Toxon- comfort and health. Unusual adventage%in -'-•• C. estid it IS about 611 years slug° b15 Village versa' country its to site are
o.havaop
Partite tree, anent of all lnneip&1
on ilia per:sbable property, lilt, 't$ mid -
' ing an indictment ten da
Eiawagtie
1t1..inRueet
from a die's... •
tined au office Mime end Art, Opens Sept. I. Address the
Anitiale, on %Mention tidepeper.t A. IRLR $,».D,L,L.A.
lSxatar. Calls
tauee it'y
QTALED TENDERS, addreaaed to
A, the Postmaster General. will he received
at Ottawa uutfl %lean, on FRIDDAY..Af.ITST ltn
a1
p i g
av excited, and ha thou ht It was
the pointe al leen*. tela . A majority of the
useless to renew. •t! 1 k' 1 will be charged with murder.
attended tat- lta.11eiio for !loxias Cattie.do ' 7 ,�y' Ise5. for the cauveraneeot tier Maiaety'e brills f1 u(I("1'.tOit a uric flouring milli
aisrayaars baud: � � ' L�'d S �"OjlOtaA' ou apmp •ed Contract rears and to • sometimes 'spreads to here. Ours ;a felony or levying war. Thf,
monies atx tints• ter Rank between W serer --
Building colli-� •
mince are looking up pieties eta -- I some may be indicted for
Gas from ill Zurich
S 11
AUCTIONEERS.
TIIOMAS, OYTARiO.
avrThe finest buildings. lfurnisbinps, Oman4•
etc.. for tbo Pu rein Canada.
11L I.Yt) ' �'ILfER Lioe need slue- i'iltiitaft aria :(ira'Iuatew dna Cert1Aeated
Teaclttrr ii 1Literatttre. Muair, 11na Arta,
tioaeer tar. Hey,. Stephen, and !te(lillt• Commercial Science. lie -opens Sept. loth
vray;Toweshipa: Aaleaoonduettd et moderato For 30-1p.Announootge tit, address
rates. Offtcw-dt Post-otsee.arotllton. Out. P"ltI*1CIPAL A,l'hX*N,1t.A.
_-OIWN /.TILL, Auatioaeer for the
Townehipe of Stephen. tray and Tabora*
and the Village of Exeter. All melee protuutlr^
ar angel at thiwtaulee. ,g',txrenteeti. 6alesl FAR �,j FOR SALE IN STEPHEN.
PROPE
T
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES
lata forth* Hum et IE'Lotman .M Sea-
in`sliaoietr. Low ratesofiaterurrt. Apply^to
Jolie Spacknan,F.xeter.
V ON3 Ye TO LOAM AT 0 ANI} 6}
pereent.accoraliun totertna. Private
ruatls. Apply' to
Augest14,85 Solicitor, Exeter,
INSL`htANCE.
NNA.J, CLA1iiC, Agent farathe Us-
•borneandti3bbertifutual hire!cant
anon 00mpaug, Rae1deuce-3rd Con,. Lisborue
Orders bvtunlit° Exeter P.11., promptl'y at-
tendod
"'OEN i11o1)ON '`Lia, ISSU ''1t
At<ltleOE I.LJENSES.
%wenn IN IPAN8oN'd BLOCA.
Also agent for the Loudon Mutual Insurance
• Company of Canuada,lforcautile Insurauco Co
Capital x500,000.00 Head Office Waterloo:
Ont, Glasgow .t London Insurance Coy -Cap-
ital $2,500.000 ; !load Of11ce,Montreal : Stand-
ard Lite Insurance Co., Head Office, London.
England ; Guerauteo . Aocidout Co, Bead
Office, Toronto.
JOHN McDONELL Exeter.
t�E WATERLOO •11IUTUAL•
FaRE T SURANCECO,
Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - • WATERLOO, ONT.
This cOmr.anV has been over Eighteen
years in successful operation iu Western On-
tario,and.:ontinues to insure againatloss or
damago by Fire ,Buildings,Merch andise,Man-
ufactori es,and all otherdescriptionsof'insur-
able property. Intending insurers have the
option oinsuring on the Premium Note or
Cash System.
During the pest ten years tl is Company
has issued 57,090 :Policies. covering property
to the amount of 340,872,098 ; and paid in loss-
es afone$700,752,00
AssetS, $1766,100.00, consisting of Cash
in,$ank, OovernmentDoposit,and the unass-
essed Premium Notation handaud in force. J.
W,WALDEN M D. ProaideAt. O. til. TAYLOR,
Secretary. J. ft. Htremes, Inspector. CHAS.
SNELL, Agent for Exeter and vicinity.
IMPORTANT NOTICES .
TRY
I. D Z... E.IIIT C'i''�
Central Shaving Parlor
For Clean and easy shaving, fashionable hair
cutting, Rio.
Olean Towels for every customer,
Y J, Next door to Central Hotel.
NJ. CLARK., COMMISSIONER
• intim Court.:! Common Pleas --Deeds,
Wills, ,Mortgages, Leases ,and all Corms of ag-
reements drawn and executed according to
law.
MONEY TO. LOAN ONIIZAL ESTATE. Parties
wishing to borrow money on account of re-
cent purahases ofland,or to pay off existing
mortgages tvi11 find a great saving by giving
me a call, Oau lend money ate and 6i per
cent. aocordingtoterms. N.J OLARPi.
Exeter Butcher Shop
R. DAVIS,
Dutcher & General Dealer
—IN pLL BINDS 03'—
MMI.t~> ITI
Lot re G,iu,illi Gplioeiiiou, ILEO acres,
Par particulate apply to
I3. V. EL.LIOT.
Solicitor, &a.,
Exeter
4el, Feb., frtti5.
I.'"AIUti FOR SALE IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN, -Luta 10 &
17, con. 7;900acres, of which aboutlt0acree
are !retied stumps. and under goodenitlration.
50 acres pasture • 50 acres good bush, which
contains from 34114 to es500 worth of piuo ; only
13 iuilesfrom the Village of ('rediton, -I n311ea
frau l•:
I x ter
a Alms.% brick us
rt k ho e � well u
in colbir, g good
, 2 bank barna, root bona(, •Y:ivlagl
shed, a wall that has not yet been empty.with
v fd-null , shout 3 aerem of first-class Orchard,
a large seloction of tho bestgraftod apple trees,
pluntstrace, %neatly moan 1pouta do about abot�whada
trees aloe g the concession road. Price meder-
ato; terms easy. For further particulars, apply
to MATTHIAS MORLOCK, Crediton P. 0. Ont.
•Customers supplied TUESDAYS, .THURS•
DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at their residence
.ORDERSEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
L RE
EXHIBITIONS.
GRAND DOMINION
AND FORTIETH
Provincial : Exhibition !
Under the auspices of the
AGRICULTURE AND ARTS ASSOCIATION
OF ONTARIO, TO BE HELD AT
LONDON
FROM THE
7th to 12th Sept,, '25
HANDSOME PREMIUMS GIVEN
Entr:es !oust bo made with the Secretary at
Toronto, on or before the undermoutioned
dates, VIZ :
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Poultry, Agri,
cultured Implements, on or before Augustl5th.
Grnin,Field Roots,and other Farm Products,
Machinery and Manufactures generally, on or
before August 22nd.
Horticultural Products, Ladies' work, Fine
Arts, etc., on or before August 29th.
Prize Lists and Blank Forms for making the
entries eau bo obtained of the Secretaries et
all Agricultural and Hortioulturai Societies
and Mechanic's Inetirutes throughout the Pro.
vines ; from Geo. Mcflroom, of Western Fair,
London ; and from the Secretary.
HENRY WADE,
Agricultural Hall, Toronto.
CANADA'S GREAT
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
— AND—
Agricult'. ral Exposition,
1885,
WILL BE HELD AT THE
CITY of TORONTO
SEPTEMBER 9th to 19th.
Tho largest Prizes end the best show of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Poultry., Agricul-
tural, Horticultural and hairy Products, Ma
chinery, Implements -and Manufactures of all
kinds in the Dominion of Oanada
Prize Lists and Entry Forma can be obtain
ed from the Secretaries or all Agricultural
Societies and Mechanics' Institutes, or they
willbe sent anywhere on application by post-
card to the Secretary, at Toronto.•
EXTRIES CLOSE AUG.. 22nd
A LARGE NUMBER OF
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
Are beingprepared for that time, for full par-
ticularsof which see SpecidVPrograuxmes.
Cheap Rates, and Excursions on all Rail-
ways. The best time to visit the City of
Toronto.
J, J. WIrTHROW, H. J. HILL,
President,. itlanaler and Ser rotary,
Toronto.
and liirittnn,from the let of September next. CI1racit No71:s.—Tho Revs. Masers, the steady grind, not the occasional uutarge a naf: neoersariiy oapli
Printed notices eontainiuu farther inform*- TUE FEELING AT THE CAP
! I this th df
Lieu .fait*conditions of Proposed Contract n.ay Usrris,:llethodiet,and Fletaber,Pres• whiffa ie centres' a grindi .The oonvielion and sante,
be seen.and blank forma of Tender may be ob• b lerian, Cxobnn ed Wanes between resines* and mode'
taireit at the Pact Mice* of Exeter aid EON- y g putpite on the • .1 S Biel ie the all absorbing topic
It. W.lIAREEII,
Post OOlcoInspector
Post Office Inspector's Office.,
London. July e. iN9s.
!n1or1nia1 Rai1ay
The Direct Reale from the West for all
points in New Brunswick, Nova Sootia,
Prince Edward island. Cape Breton
and Newfoundland.
An the popular sea bathing. fishing and
pleasure resorts of Canada are along this line
Pullman cars leaving Moutreal o.t Mon-
day Wednesday. and Friday run through to
Halifax, and on Tuehday, Thursday and Satur-
dayto St. John,N.B.. without chane,.
Llose connectons outdo at Pointe Levis with
the Grand Trunk Itaiiway and the Idichelien
and Gntario Navigation Company's Steamers
frotnilontreal,mud et Levis with the North
Shore lfatlway
Elegant ,lrst•olass Pullman, Buffet and
Smoking Cars on all through trellis.
Piirat•aleae Refreshmeutliooms at convtni-
oat diatanses.
I3IPO1tTEIt.S SNI) EX11'ORTEILS
wi1111nd it advantageous to use this route as
it is the quickest in point of time, and tho rates
aro as low as by auy other.
Through freight is forwarded by fast special
trains and exporienoo bas proved the Inter -
colonial route to bo the quickest for European
freight to and from al1 points in Canada and
the Western States.
Tickets may bo obtained and also informa-
tion about the route and about freight and
passenger rates from
ROBERT B. MOODIE,
Western Freight&Passenger Agent
93Regain House Block, York St., Toronto
D. POTTINGER,
Chief Superintendent,
Rahway Office, Moncton, N. B:,May 14,'S5 -1y:
CENTRAL
DRUGSTORE
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family rocip-
'w carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
C.:LIUTZ.
i9, pa•esents given away.
Send us 5 cents postage
and by mail you will get
free a package of goods
of large value, that will
start .you in work their
will at once bring you in money faster than
anything else in America: All about the ,100,-
000 in presents with each box: Agents' wanted
everywhere, of either sex, of all ages, for all
the time, or spare timo only, to work torus at
tueir own homes. Fortunes for all workers
obsoletely assured. Don't delay. H.HALLI•;TT
& Co.,Portland:llfaine,
list ult. Quarterly meeting
mute loon yi
held iu Zion Church last Sabbath. '''•`'
A large number from hero attended. Not Far From Heinle.
BEitax-Plcerso.—The berry harvest
ie almost at an end. The atop this
year has been exceptionally good
around here. Some of the fervors
have succeeded in gathering front 20
to 80 palls. Other fruits being scarce,
the battles will be appreciated.
New STona.—Our new store le
completed, but set yet we find there is
no &took to adorn its ehelves.
A good store ought to command a
fair patrnunge here, but we are of
opinion that the um out is not com-
modious enough to hold a suitable
IPSOrtmellt Of garde.
ACcmnmohT.--A few days ago, while
Mir. Buchanan tvae assisting in nicer -
lug a summer L•ltclleu at Mira. Hne-
ton's, lie, by some means, got between
the two buildings, and was crushed
so that leo c mold not move a portion
of his body, It is supposed his in.
juries are internal and as a conse-
quence his visit here will be prolonged
for about a month.
PaneoNAL.--Mr. Buchanan, and
nine, and Mr. Huston and daughter,
of Auetralia, are at present the guests
of hire. Huston, of the 3rd line. They
are taking a tour around the world,
and after leaving hers they go to
Manitoba and British Columbia,
thence hofre by way of the Pacific
ocean. The trip will occupy one
year's time. They eay that the coun-
try around here is the finest that they
have as yet seen.—Miss Mary Thorn-
ton, of Toronto, is at present visiting
friends in this neighborhood.
HARVESTING.—The fall wheit har•
vent is completed around here, and
the yield will be good. The rust has
been light compared with former
years. Barley is almost ready for
the "delf•binder." Mr. John Robiu-
son, of "Bloominghill Farm," has
purchased a new 'self -binder." and
says he would not be without one
"for a farm." It does its work
epleudidly. The farmer can now
sit iu the fence corner and watch the
wonderful performance of the machine
with delight. Nearly every farmer
on the 3rd line i; using one this
year, while last year there were but
few.
Heusa►i-
Onr village presents a lively ap-
pearance. The hum of industry is
heard on every side. King st. is the
great field of action::. Among the
changes noticeable thereon might ba
noted:—The fine brick edifice known
as the "Marshall BIdek" now cost
pied by our enterprising merehantile
firm of Jocksou Bros. It is neatly
and cotuwodioueBros.ly fitted up, cofupar
ing favorably with city buildings.—.
McDonell tfi `'Vaaugh's stove and hard-
ware establishment'; W. It. Fulton'°
agriculture einporitlin. Mr. Ingram's
Grange store and MoArtlmur tt5 Co's.
two shops, are improvements which
at Once attracts attention. Another
feature is the fine plank side -walk.
which to being laid throughout
whole length of King,et,.w
to accommodate •'fo
wee planned, en i
carried to
News Condensed,
Sir. R. S. Hodgins, of Luaan,
handled over 145 orates, or 5.800
quarts4of strawberries, representing a
trade of over $400 this season.
It has been decided to hold the fall
show of the Stanley Brandt Agri-
oultural Society tine year at Bayfield
on Thursday and Friday, the 8th and
9th of October.
Rev. J. 1)aaaon, Grand Band, is
holding Very aucceorful revival meet -
Inge. Many are blooming anxious
about their soul's salvation, and are
making it their business to seek par-
don from him who is able and will-
ing to peas away all stn.
Tha olovar weevil is iu myriads
among the clover on the 2nd con. of
Boeanqual. It has also mads its ap •
psarance ou the lake road, though
not to so alarming an extent as at
the locality first named. We rather
think in both localities there will bo
it poor look out for seed this fall.
A very serious accident occurred in
the quarries at St. Marys, on Tues-
day last, when Mr. Edward Gross
received a very severe soalp wound.
He was on the bank attempting to
pry out a piece of the atone bed,
when the crowbar slipped, and he was
thrown over into the quarry hole be-
low, alighting on his head on a large
stone. The scalp was laid open in a
T shape, and eleven stitches were
necessary to properly close the out.
His wound is of course a very painful
one, but his escape from breaking his
neck was a very narrow one.
John Shipley, who hails from the
township of Blaushard, Perth county;
has been arrested on the charge of
firing the barn of Alex. McPherson
at Bnrwell's corners, Thursday night.
He admits his guilt. He says that
his father is a wealthy farmer, and
that be left home last spring and has
been wauderiug around the country
sines. He got tired. be states, of
doing not.hiug, and oeasegnently vis-
ited the barn and set fire to at. Mr.
McPherson estimated his loss at $2,-
000, of which amount $1,600 is cov-
ered by ineurocoe.
Grand Bend Mail Bag.—On Sat-
urday last Mr. W. J. Wilson, P. M.
of Greenway, was iuformed by Mr.
John Noble, distributing Post Master
at Parkhill, that Grand Bend mail
bag was missing. The posit: wear of
Greenway examined his books, and
found he waited on the mail himself
the day the bag we.; lost, and gave a
written stetemont to that effect. with
the information Slat on that day he
was hurried in hie store and the rv:ul
carrier, being also iu ay hurry,' t' ached
over and took the key and UniDoked
the mail bag mutt 11.4i',re
way bag, but col
Grand Band
In the ever i
di5oove
allot
Venation at Ottawa. Oraugem
other loyalists among the
population consider it a righ
judgment, bat among the Fr
Canadians there is 000eiderable
aitement. This latter element
that the trial in many respects
not a fair one; that valuable d
wintery evidence from a mai' et
point has been suppressed and
portant witnesses have been de
them, Preparations are sire
being made for getting up petition
the Governor-General for nom
talion of the sentence. It ie eta
that the party Levesque who
down the Riel effigy during the
oeption to the Sharpshooters was
day presented with a gold watch
ohaia.
L anaalan.
The Grand Trunk, oar ferry Lan
downs, recently damaged ;n a colli
with the propeller Clerio:l, at W
act, has been drlydooked for repel
Her damage is estimated at $13
Mir. Thomas Judd, of St. Ceiba
ines, who was seriously injured by
collision with a train at the Niaga
street crossing of the Welland road
few days ago, hes died from t
injuries he then received.
Mfrs. Kennedy, an exoursioni
from Brookville to Kingston, di
suddenly of heart disease on the sire
Thursday afternoon. She was
her way to an asylum to vigil her so
wheu the fatality occarred.
Annie Decker, a domestic aerva
at Toronto, attempted to comm.'
suicide Thursday by throwing h
self from a bridge into the river D
She was rationed in time. It is b
lieved she is somewhat crazy.
Charles F. Parrsett, who was un
recently clerk in the St. James Ho
Toronto, died suddenly in the tea
at Brampton Thursday. The you
man, who was'28' years of age,
oonoumption, and was ou his way
his mother'u home to Elleewor
Kansan.
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•re at
William. Geddes, Eden Mills, w'ritee :
have used Dr. Carson's Stomach, Bitters 1'
Dyspepsia and prefei it , o all other me
(dues I have ever tried; in no case has
failed to produce the desired effect, an
can cheerfully recommend it to a --safere
from Dyspepsia.
Yours truly, DDE
While nnder the influeii ltquo'
on Mouday, Henry \... eight,
Nashville (Tenn.) banker, leap
from the eusmensiott bridge en t
Cumberland River to the water b
low, a distance of 110 feet. He fur
ed several timee it, the air and struts
the •later with terrific force.
will probably recover.
Are you made miserable by indigestio
constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, ye
low skin ? Shiloh's
atarrh Remedy—a positive cu
ria and Canker mout