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IlyaYe,neer, Commissioner, &a. MoneyWBean.
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• - EXETER, oNT.
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DENTAL. VOL. XIII., NO. II.
t l i CARTWRIGH`I,i, L. D. S.,
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Rae apeuod dental rooms over
O'NEIL'S BANK, wherelie will be
prepared to extractteethwithout
Patin All opore blow' performed with ease and,
hours
3 ai m: to 5lp iu. (IIaaoasfillings ahl'oPnurat'$coxan%%
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K.INBMAN, DENTIST.;.J•D.8
Extracts
Teeth
Vitalized. without
the New L401041l Ansestho-
tic othegums; makes Gold
Filiuie and all other dental
work. tbebeet possible. Rooms
i'palnirs in SaturainT.'s limen, East side of
-sr n. -Street. k.xetsr,Ont.
MEDICAL
"" HEW TO THE LINE, LET TUE CIIIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY."
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOV'R 5, 1885.
trusriiIRmami-vmjjROUND THE (COUNTRY.
Petty's Choice 13alns Breakfast Bacon and Lard (racked 9
PFI1ttzltell.
Wheat and Rolled Oats, Oranges and Letlious, On Thursday evening last a very
A large and influential meeting of
the ratepayers of Digit' was held la
the Orange hall on Friday evening
Iasi to take into consideration the
propriety of granting a loan to torr.
Forsyth, of liohmond, Michigan, to
establish a woolen faotcry in that
place, when it wee unanimously re-
solved that the 'corporation loan Ur.
Forsyth three thousand dollars for
;the purpose.
gone worm & SON
fPublishera eon Proprietors
__ .._ ._.... __ _ Yews motes.
.ltirIcton.
A strike of English colliers involy-
Mr, Leigh leas been re-engaged nes lag from 174,000 to 200,000 is angel.
teacher of the public school for 1886, Paled.
at au adyauoe of $50 on his former Over 1,600 deaths from small pox
,, sad and fatal accident happened in ° salCary. have occurred, in Montreal during
AT G. A- HYi` T DMA..
FANSON'S BLOCS that while a farmer named lame, for the season on Saturday last. fitments/pg.
1.1 11 h By some (,leans or outer a large t -out , a t
- era i ha Daae o e e
.tat Re t
QP4std h men
Plate l sI l! o t
t n e front of D I@
of Lewin, was crossing the ti@ids for p g Delve
llha township of Logan. It appears
atnpbell'e clleose factory closed October, and the mortality is atilt
i ipso, living on the 4th concession 'The Goveroal-Generel has under
.Ube only Thorley s H. Jr 0 Food. Only 10c. per lb,, or $8 per cwt.',
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E• Ii ItYNDMA: .-CORONER FOR
the()muttset Unroll. °Moe, opposite.
Iof r.I. l trliug's store.F.xeter
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t) a P,ti.firattuare 'ieteria itiver,lity.Oftiae
tiatl;reeaide1)0e,Der. t'io:i L1boratei V. Exeter
it. a A. RO LINS, 9t, O. i'. S ,
O. t)tllca, taiu St_t:xeter Ont.RosiieF
res 1iOnaereCentt'' occupied by P. VaPhtll l ,
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VETERINARY..
EDUCATIONAL
flIISINESS COLLEGE
I -N 150:80 ION WITH
WOODSTOCK COLLEGE,
VWIQO48TOOK, ONT,
The College has been thoroughly reorgan-
iced, and_ plaoed. Io the hands of a most able
stat of Taachard (including two w1io #rave
been I'r'incipele of similar and auecessful
institutions). Course most Morena/4 and
practice. Fees very moderate.
For fullinfornlatlon address -
N. WOLVERTON,11.d.., Principal,
Woodstook College.
At ()NEI TO LOA
LQluiug Companies rem.
L.t
N A'i` 6 AND
1 6e -
per cent, 21,000 Privates Funds- Best
I DICKSON,
e smitten. Exeter,
Co.'s. new store was broken ole ui ht sentenced to death in Connection wltll
the mows, he tray attacked by a faro.- g. the lets rebellion in the North-West,
pious bill; and%o torn and Wutllated seoe>otly
that he immediate) died. Many Mr. tem- Hutchins .n, of Listowel, Sir Leonard Tilley's commission as
Watle-
y/Arming has been g given not to treat a forayer citizen of this village, has Lientegaut•Governor of New Bruns
(Leas gentlemen ton far, ae they can been ealling on Ilia old friends here wick was signed Monday by his E_-
never be trusted The deepeal a to this week, vollency the Governor-General. .
'tt e'er .ktute tier Shop
ltd debt or the United States antis
Bntltg;t....Q., the 20th mete, the Dakota, a former well•knowu resident g
R. DAVIS,
pathy is felt for the bereaved family. Mr' lust, Sunset., of BewasUaont, . The 08timat04 demreese in the pub*
is about twelve o
proprietor of the Iiicks Henn gives of Unborn@, heti his lioaea meetly
October a ou ala culill n dol-
lars.
'lira Gladstone paid a flying visit to
Loudon ou Thursday tit consult a
throat epaoialiat, Ho is atilt a little.
boaree.
A large number of counterfeit fifty
cent pleases and forged $2 Dominion
bills, issue 1878, payable at Toronto,
are in circulation.
Tw@qty seven business failures are
reported to have occurred ill Canada
during the past creek, and owe hun-
dred and severity four in the United
;hates,
Oa maker. Though he lied Imaged. The Bret through passenger traiva
ilia eightieth year, he was, up till ell the Canadian Paotli.o railway be -
net,. neltr ari,A. Betta, tineas land M 1 IJ11M 1d illi Ml 1
or mug floe everything peseta off 1 Friday night, welt and hearty. Qu *wean Toronto and 14'tnuipeg and
alae. -Oral trays and heifers, d unites 1 ;Tall 4 to good $tyle, "Racking" inns elle Tuesday hie ranlallta were interred in li'intreal. and Winnipeg $tatted Mon-
t
Tearaald.:hnraca4+tuo1.,}rnraoltl,tvarrai.ter !! t favorite at the start '
sound. The lend will lie sold on time at0 per , but too *rook the I';irkiou cemetery. daF•
cent. if required. being rather ,'gaudy.. he only took , i During lain month 465 immigraute
the farmers a free dinner. ---A few destroyed Ily fire. A good tztany pore
days ago, two young ladies who were eons who flare gone west from. this
Butcher General Deader
-----IN Art. 1aINP8 OF—
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PROPERTY LI;sT .L (.E .cC S
Cuatouteraa;lpplied TUESDA7iS. TI WIS.
DAYS ANP SATUBDAYS et their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SIIOP WILL RE
CHIVE PROMPT' ATTENTION.
Aldi FOIL SALE IN STEPHEN.
•140,t110 Mu 4th Concession. 100 acres,
for partteutere apply to
34.V. ELI IOT,
i5;inciter, &On
Esoter
4t14 Feb., i',&.
__._.____.-- i A M FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
r r - Tiio ttruter:igncd will offer for sale or to
f I NNI NT & TEN:VENT, y start- tont bt' Puhtia ;ltaetiau.ou the Gthnt Octabor
se oar# Graduates of the (Ontario at o'clock
n, m, ec9 : nuc 9 L. R. 1&,
. TnYnn
SurCeuns i.rs, u. CniIo•gt , swoon*, i I, t i f
i'etorine s i Peed an etllrn
Orient o f a 11
Animals, on
Exeter. Calls
• ... 4'h- .•... tauCe prounkt7F
attended to;- Medicine for 3lori:ee Cattle,&c
alwit sl n hand: .
AUCTIONEERS.
t a.11 ave c•h
treat
3)•--tueitic
314.1u+treet
(Mtn a din
I NtiY EII.BEI'., Lieevstd Ano.
e
mid McGill!.
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Stephen,
e for
flay,
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vru ;r"trnAli(a•s. i-1aleAD ,n.tllCtetlatnrll.lerste
Inner -At -At Paat-oglcr.Creditan. Ont.
OI -IN BILL, Anatioueer for the
y e 'townships nt Stephen. FINN' and raberlio
and the Village of Exeter. Alt sales prop '!iV
Wended. awl satisfaction wieranteed. hales
'arranged at Otte office,
49.,TCIIES
driving about town, hail one of (het neighbor]Ioo.I, have met with a eimi-
wheelil of the vehicle etnaaibed by lar Inisfo.rtulle.
turning too bhort.---Aa yet we have Ou Friday night last, Mr, George
not beard who in to be the revieing $satiny, of the lib line, IT',aaebard,
bar,ister, for Perth. retired to bed in his usual geed
health, hut, not appearing next morn-.
Russlodale, ing, he was found, ou going to his
room, to be iu a state of uuoensotoes-
Measre.. David Dew, Mox. Roy and nada, in which date lie remained au -
Henry Balfour tote preparing to en. iii twelve o'clock Saturday uight,
large nein build done stabloa under when lobo direr ohord was broken and
their Was the coming sutuwar, phis spirit want home tritinipbttntly to
The annual rue, mane off in this
Minot: on Satnrciay evening, the waa-
1013\ Itt:IT13.Ihapriekis,_
ineke P.O.11/01<9 a second, and ie probably used all ler ` lion cholera line gat as tilt oast all
320 &.Cres fax Sale, Tinsc.wl+letl'd lci, stir:;: of Itis fetlock aril fonndercd himself to In mttny neighbouring torvne the
;the rest of the season as Ito sprained Mitchell ; en says au exchange,
IN SOU TfIEICSMANITOlLt- nThe Garden
or our Great Nortlt-'West."S
South hair of Section 23, To,wntnip _, Range
12, Compri,ing:l30neres,innno.lietely adtoin(ttg
('r%r.tat City, and on the line of the Manitoba
and Soutliwe.tcrn Ry. itbo t'•t" N loving now no
n°111413'8 for right of way through thin baith
section.) ose desirous of aerating a realty
arat•rleas Homestead in an exroptioneliyttnod
neighborhood, convenient to market, arhool,
clturches,fic,, would 410 vtolt to apply without
delay. Title perfect., tieing a Patent Pend from
the Crown, and without encnnib ranee,
• NELL.I.IVINOSTl)NF,
MONEY TO LOAN. Owner Mitchell
h _.. AN ON REALES
Iva- O ate f TO LOAN
,, lair taxtllo Huron S: Erie:Loan •' to
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Jelin Speakman Exetexafintaresi, Apply
t ONEY 'POI AN AT Q AN D 64
i.1JL pereentacaorcltna toternie. Private
1.;'ttatds. A1;a )1yto
ki'. V.FLLIOT.
Auy,ustiS.`8:r Solioitar. Exeter
IlgSU.1tANCE.
N1 J. CLAIiI ,Agent for tl l Ue-
. borneand lttbb ort ltutua 'Piro neur
Ordo shoe iiit°ExeterP. 1.,1proniUtNoat
tended to.
TOTIN itioDONELL. ISSUER OF
31AIt1tIAGE LIIENSES.
warren. IN rlleoN's BLOCK.
Also agent for the Loudon liutualInaurance
Cempany of Canada, Mercantile Insurance Co
-Capital 2490,000.00 Head Office Waterloo;
Ont. Glasgow, do London Insurance Coy -Capp -
Het $1,500.000 • (lead 0 t ice, Montreal : Sten -
it Lite InsurauCO Co., Head Offiee, London.
Nngle.ud ; Guarantee & Accident Co, Head
Office, Taranto.
JOHN McDONELL Exeter.
nil RE WATERLOO -MUTUAL
1 FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT.
This oomi.anv has been over Eighteen
years in successful operation in Western On-
tario,andaentinuea to insure againstloss or
damage by Pim :Buildings,Merehandese,hian-
ufactorioe,and all other description softinsur-
option of insuring on the Premium s have
to for
Cash System.
During oho past ten years Ibis Company
has issued 57,090 Policies. covering Property
to the amount of$40,879,038: and paid inloss -
ee alone 5709,752,00
ltssetS, 5176,100.00, consisting of Cash
n GovernmentDeposit,and the unaas.
eased Premium Notes on hand and in force. 3,
Secretary.xJ.B• Hueaus,Inspecto , TCHAS.
SNELL, Agent for Exeter andyicinity,
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
1
n erco oni ai way
The 'Direct Roate from the West for all
points in NewBrunswick, Nova Scotia,
Prince Edward island, Cape Breton
and Newfoundland.
Ir All the popular sea bathing, fishing and
pleasure resorts of Canada are along this line
Pullman cars leaving Montreal o.i Mon-
day, Wednesday, and P+riday run through to
Halifax, and on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day to St. John, N. B., without change.
Close connections made at Pointe Levis with
the Grand Trunk Railway and the Richelieu
and Cntalio Navigation. Company's Steamers
from Montreal, and at Levis with the North
Shore hallway
Elegant first-class Pullman, Buffet and
Smoking Cars en all through trains.
First-class RefreshmentBooms at conveni-
ent distances,
IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS
wattled it adyantageous to use this route as
it is the quitkest in point of time, and the rates
are as low as by any other.
Through freight is forwarded by fast special
trains and experience has proved the Inter -
colonial route to be the quickest for European
freight to and from all points in Canada and
the Western States,
Tickets may bo obtained and also informa-
tion about the route and about freigbt and
passenger rates from
ROBERT B. M00DIE,
• Western Freight de Passenger Agent
93 Rossin House Block, York St., Toronto.
D. POT'rINGSR,
Chief Superintendent.
lhvay Office r Ionoton, N.B:,Miay 14, 'at-ty:
Ont.
Flt SAIL OR TO RENT.
Two.stery Brick Dwelling Reuse, situated I
10 Itiil•street•-tUreetly east of the Presbyter'. ;
an Ubureh. Exeter; together with threo•ttuat• ,
tens of an acre of land. Good fronto stable and
driving house; splendid orchard ut choice
young fruit bearing trees; geed welt and ora•
tern; suitable Crfa gentleman's residence.
Will be Bold cheap on terms to suit purchaser,
or rented. i'onseeslon given 1st November.
For furtltor particulars. ap1Ily to
RICHARD OIDLI.Y,
Oct, 15,'8,;. --ion. Exeter P. 0,
tlCOAGULINE.--••Cement for Brok.
e an Articles. Sold everywhere.
Solo Makers.-.KaY BROS.. Stockport
England.
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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
K.A9..X'8 CO`IPOUND OF LIN-
1, . AE1 D, Auiaeod., Aonoga, Squill Tolu, &c
with Chlorodvno.
11EAY'S COMPOUND, a demulcent
oxnectorant for Coughs and Cold's.
'FAY'S !COMPOUND, for Couvha
1 and Colds, is equally earvioahle; fox
Horses andCattle.
KAY'S TIC PILLS, a specific in
Neuralgia Pace -actio &a.
fp
gi jilsT LOVELT!"
SAY ALL THE LADIES WHO SEE
C.t
Ike. ,T, 177E A► IN' a
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS.
Without a doubt they are the mostbectmina
styles ever introduced. Ladies, for sometbini
in very fine style, such as the Langtry an,
Parisian lungs, Saratoga Waves, Switches
Puff's, Curls, or Wigs, call on Ike, J. Dearing, a
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP, EXETER
Where ho will supply all your wants in the
Hair Line,
OEN TRAL
DRUC STOBE
arrived in Toronto, of whom 341 re-
main ul Ontario, 75 went to ltlauitoba,
and oho remainder went to the 1Feet•
the lett heat. business men have decided to elope at ern States,
Watches, Clocks & Jewelery I lite walking match carne off to the nix o'clook during the winter manilla. Mrs Owoar Wilde at present is de -
For the t' 11 Trade,eoilre satiefacti'n o the sporting flow about Exeter merchants ? voting his notation to ladies' (light -
flare, nits. Richard watered for the Mr. Robert Brooke, blacksmith, of dresses, which, ho ease, eboold be
made of silk, and can be greatly im-
p:ovrd ill out and trimming,
The :4lnrquis of Hartington has
ireuod an electoral address in whioh
he says it is imperative that the un-
ion of Great Britain and Ireland be
maintained at any prioe.
Tbe opinion among lawyers who
have watched the Eliza Armstrong
abduction case, is that if Mr. stead is
found guilty. he need expect no leni.-
alloy at the hands of Mr. Justice
Loges.
afedioal students in Toronto were
guilty of a gross and revolting out-
rage on Saturday by suspending a
uorpse from a hook attached to a
verandah in front of a butcher's shop
on Parliament street.
Everybody invited to go in and inspect his
stack whether yon purchase or not.
contest but was quickly ruled out by
John ou the ground that three did
IMMENSE BAIteerAXN i FOB CASHnot loot(. well. John proved alt that
hie Mende Intl hoped for and won an
fix Uoi(t Se Silver Waatcfi('!;4 easy MOO.
Plrttettwatrea Jewelory, &C ,d, light wagon ptopetled by some
invisible power made its weary way
through main street the other evettiug,
but evidently !oat its reckoning -it
finally drew up 10 (rout of the barber
chop nod suspended animation. The
owner next morning could be llerad
deuounoing and swearing vergence
on the souroo of temptation.
A large variety to choose from, and go tremble
Zto show you our stook,
ALL ARE WELCOME,
x-'' Stand opposite Jou Picicard's, linin.
street, Exeter.
koccrics, Groceries.
CEO. =EMI"
Informs the public in general that he iliac
opened out in itis
Old. Stand, Dregs 'nook,
A FULL LINK; 01' NEW
GROCERIES
TOBACCOS, &o.
He will be glad to sec his old friends and
customers and as many new ones as may
call to examine his stock, which will be found
first-class in every respect.
Prices to Suit the Times.
tErGive 200 a call, No trouble to show
goods and quote Latices.
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS :
Drew's Block, South ,tore.
Usborne.
PLOWING aleecit'.,-The nnnenl plow-
ing match nuder the auspices of the
Usborne k Hibbert Plowing Associa-
tion, was held ou Thursday last, on
the farm of Mr. John Drake, Hibbert,
half a•mile west of Staffa. The field
was a very good one and in excellent
condition, but the weather was very
disagreeable, rain falling all day.
Thera were 16 plowmen entered. The
following is the prize list :-Extra
class, men who had taken lst prize at
any match, 1st, John Ritchie, Tuck•
orslnnth; 2nd, Wm. Delaney, Hibbert;
8rd, James Ilogoarth, Hibbert, First
class, men who have plowed at a
match, 1st, Robert Hoggarth, Hib-
bert ; 2nd, James Millar, Ribbert ;
3rd, John Stewart, Hibbert. Second
olaas, men who have never plowed at
a match,1st James Elvis,shoran
U ,
2nd, Leonard Butson, Hibbert ; 3rd,
Neil Gillespie, Hibbert ; 4th, Mark
CEO. KEMP. Drake, Hibbert. Boys under eighteen
years with iron plow, 1st, David Alit.
son, Usbarne ; 2nd, John Bell, 13th•
berth Boys under 16 yearswith
Hunter,
plows, let, Gecrge
Tuckersmith; 2nd Robert 1VIoFarland,
Usborne ; 3rd James Taylor, Hibbert.
The judges were, John Templeton,
Tuckeramith ; David McLean, Kip -
pen ; and James Marshall, Kirkton.
At a meeting held the following ev-
eniug, it was agreed to continue the
match next year, and officers were
appointed as follows : --President,
Samuel Hunter ; Vice -President, Jas.
Millar ; Ssoretary, Jas. Ballantyne ;
Treasurer, John Cartnichael ; Direct.
ore, Leonard Hunter, T. M. Kay, A.
klobertsoo, James Norris, F: R. Ham-
ilton, and Robert Hoggsrtb.
Canadian.
Mr. Wm. Hogg, a farmer, living
. near Thainesford, .ed a valuable bull
i from the stable into the yard to be
photographed by an Ingersoll artist
the other day. The animal, instead
of following directions to "stand easy"
l and "look pleasant," proceeded to
gore Mr. Hogg, tearing open his knee
and breaking several ribs.
A man was lately brought before
the Collingweod Police Magistrate
charged with violating the Scott Aot.
A bottle was eroduoed in court, con-
taining a sample of the stuff sold.
The.bottle was labelled "Red Ribbon."
His Worthip did not enter upon a
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 recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
C. LUTZ.
long investigation and listen to a del.
uge of expert evidence to decide the
question whether "Red Ribbon" was
intoxicating or not. He just reached
for the bottle, took a swig, smacked
Ills lips, wiped his mouth, reached
into his vest pocttet for a clove, and
fined the gentleman on the spot.
The St. Marys Argus, in referring
to the wrong of agricultural societies
in allowing ladies' work to be exhibit-
ed year after year, undoubtedly forgot
itself, when it states that useless ar-
ticles (meaning the ladies' work, of
coarse) ought to be struck out of the
list altogether. Ye editor is a friend
of the ladies, we presume, and why
wish them to be excluded ? We cod
-
tend that while stook is an important
feature at these shows, they work from
the hands of the ladies is also neces-
sary. Debar these "useless" articles
from the chow and see what it will
amount to. Be careful, brother 1
'Motherwell, has sold his establina-
tnent to Mr. James Hauaitton, P. a1.,
Biaffa, who has bought it far his Bien.
He gets possession about the middle
of „November. The purchase was
$1,000, paid doen.
Go where you will and you will not
find a more dilapidated tot of side-
walks than those at Kirk*on. It is
Much easier to count the good boarda
than Oho brokeu ones. The snbsarip-
tnon list needs to be net afloat.
A ne.e orgau is to be purohaaed
for the Anderson (co. Perth) Method.
int Church. Its members, ought
now to erent a new church to match
the organ. The tlongregation war-
rant 1t.
Ninty.six Million five hundred
thousand dollars is said 13 be the There were forty deaths forth
value of tale newspapers in the Uuited smallpox in Montreal and suburbs on
States; and atilt some of ner exchange*? Saturday, and fifty on Sunday,
are crying for more cordwood and
turnips. Some people are never
satisfied.
Peck %way the garden party. put
the tender hammock by, treat them
kindly -we will need them when the
bloom is on the rye. Lay aside the
little picnic, for leaves are getting
Gere, wrap it tip in canton flannel, it
will do another year.
The Blyth Advocate says t -A
warrent for the arrest of Mr. J.
Fleming, bartender at the Central
hotel, Blyth, has been issued, and is
in the possession of Constable Davis,
the offence being the intimidation of
a witness in the Winter's case of
violation of the Scott Act, in whose
employment Mr. Fleming has been
for some time.
Last week Mr. D. Cantelon, of
Clinton, shipped twenty-five carloads
of apples from Goderich, per steamer
United Empire. Mr. Cantelon has
thus far this season shipped 140 car
loads of apples aggregating over 20,-
000 barrels. The mine is about ex-
hausted and there are not many
more apples, to be shipped.
The Blythe Advocate says :-On
Friday last Mr. W. 0. Winters, of
the Central Hotel, was, upon inform-
ation laid by James Davis, fined $50
and SO for coat for violation of the
Scott Aot, ou Oct. 14th IYIr. Wade
of Brussels appeared for the defence,
and Mr. Scott, of Clinton, for the
proseoution. The evidence was very
complete and atrong, two of the wit-
nesses swearing positively to getting
Intoxicating liquor. Mr. Winters'
principal defence was that he had no
control of, or interest in the hotel
that day. That tt was leased to one
Herbert. It was proven however that
be, the defendant, dealt out the
liquor personally. In this case it
appeared that money had been offered
as a reward for proof. The antis
profess to think it very sinful to
secure convictions by such means.
We shall nob stop to disouse or defend
this plan, but it is notorious' that
Mr. Leigh has been engaged to
teach the Kirkton school, at a salary
of $500.
While two young men of Anderson
neighborhood wore driving along
Centre Side -road Blanshard, last San -
day, their horse took fright and ran
away. He was finally drawn to the
side of the road, however, but not
before the buggy and harness had
been much injured. Both young
men were thrown out, but neither
were badly hurt; one of them landed
on the earth and was saved; by the
softness of his resting place, the
other being thrown with his head
against the fence was saved by the
thickness of his skull. After repair-
ing damages as beet they oould, they
turned their faces homeward, feeling
very thankful that it hadna' been
want.' `They' intend letting aomeone
else break in that colt.
against forty.asven and atxty-Three
respectively for the corresponding
days of the previens week. Fifty one
new cases were reported Monday.
The boiler of the tug Frank Mof-
fatt auddenly exploded at two o'clock
Sunday morning, while making the
wharf at Sombre, instantly killing
four of the crew and badly scalding
several others, one of whom died
Monday morning after intense suffer-
ing.
Col, F. Stanley, Colonial Secretary,
informed the Peace Society that the
Queen has fully delegated the par-
doning power to the Governor-Gen-
eral of Canada, who has been instruct-
ed to enquire into the diel cane, and
that it was impossible for the Home
Government to interfere ou Riel'a
behalf.
The New York Sun advises Can-
adians to deal leniently with Riel,
and cites the treatment accorded
Jefferson Davis and the other leaders
of the rebellion in the south as the
moat magnanimous course to persue
in such matters. What would the
United States government do with
Davis if he sheuid head a second.
rebellion ? Would the Sum preach
leniency then ?
There is as much nneertainty about
the movements and promised policy
of Mr. Blake and the Grit leaders
that any explanation of them would
be as luoid'es that of the man who
asserted that nobody but himself
understood anything about his clook:
"You see," he said, "when the hands
of that cloak stand at twelve then it
strikes two, and then I know it is
twenty minutes to seven."
The rapid increase in the herds of
hornless cattle is quite striking. The
number of cattle of that °lase sold at
the Chicago yards is larger than ever
before' and those who raise them are
loud in their praise. Ten years ago •
hornless cattle in America as a fixed
breed were almost unknown. The
very few natives seen were regarded
breaches of this Caneia Temperance' as freaks of nature, their peouliar
Act are hard to get at or prove. features not justified by their anoes-
Maybe some of the Antis can pro- try, and'excepting here and there a
pose some better or more affective than strangely awakened. to the corn -
way of enforcing the law, or do they fort and safety of his cattle, no one -
not desire to see it enforced ?. If so thought of collecting a herd of them.
the Temperance people need not eon The term "mnulley," applied to such
snit them as to how they may best cattle, was an epithet to imply low
rank in cow circles.
proceed.