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O'NEIL'S BARK wherhe will be
Uhl' tia'a preparedto exf,,rliet teethwithout
Alkill Operations perforined wtth ease and
r Grold fillings a speoia ity. Officio houre,
inl'40 5 P nt. 044408 tIonunays. TEBMS
KIN 5144N f PANTI8T4•1•Di•S
without pain,
relate`
• using th "yl#S7 LOOM
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tic t gums; makes
Filings And, all other donti
work thebest poseible. Rooms
UPOSAPEIirz Sauwionn's Bnoox, East side of
Van -Street, Exeter, Ont.
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MEDIOAL
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(I LUTZ, M. D.,
e...1 • Officeet hisresidence Exeter.
GRADUATE OtU
VERSITY 'Trinity College. :Member of
College ph ysiciansa n d surgeon! Out- -de-
o e,Hirkton.
1-111.11YNDMAN .-C ORONE RF OR
.5--/ the Countyof Huron. liffice , opposite
illtrI.ilarling's store Exeter
T W. BROWNING M. D., M. (3
p. S, Gr athlete Victorin.University.Otlice
atid;residence,Oon.inionLthorator v,)Jxe ter
DR. A.ROLLINS, M. C. P. S
O. Office, Main St.Exoter,Ont. Resicien
ce lioneereeently occupied by P.
Esq.
„ENRY EILBER, Licensed Alio-
tioueer for Hay, Stopten, and McGilli.
4;4:Townships: Sales conducted at moderate
Office -At Post-offico,Crediton,
Out.
OHN GILL, Auctioneer for the
Townships of Stephen, Hay and Usborne
d the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
tended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
ranged at this office.
VETERINARY.
glENNENT & THNNENT, Veteri.
J_ nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Toron,
to,have op .
for the trea
Domestic
M..instreet
from a dis tans promptly
attended to:- Medicine fo AMOS Cattle,iim
always on hand:
cued. an office
tment of all
Animals, on
Eeter. Calls
MONEY TO JAN.
ATONE)! TO LOAN ON REAL ES
.1.,TJL tate forthe Huron & ErieLoan Say.
ingr!Seciety. Low rates otinteresi . Apply to
Tohn Spaokman,Exeter.
IVIONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6e
--rev3rentacectraing totems. Private
Funds . Apply:t o
B.V.ELLIOT ,
Augustia','Eis Solicitor, Exam
ONEY TO LQT 6 AND 6-e
percent, $25.080 gate Funds. Best
Loaning Companies repres
leer DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSURANCE.
J. CLARK, Agen t for the US-
A. *borne and ilibbert Alutua ":14 re Insur
&nee 0 ompany, esidenc e-Srd Con., Osborne
Orders byntailto Exeter P. 0., promptly at-
tiondedto.
TORN McDONELL. ISSUER OF
MA.RBIAGE LI3ENSES.
OEFIOE X2 PANBON'll BLOCK,
Also agent for the London Mutual Insurance
Company ofCansida,Mereantile insurance Co
-08.01s1 $5130,000.00 Head Offloe Waterloo;
Dot; Olthegow & London Insurance Coy-Cap-
.tal $2,500.000 ; Head Office, Montreal : Stand-
, tirttLite Insurance Co., Head Office, London,
England ; GUAtalltee & AOoidant CO, Head
3ffice, Toronto.
JOHN MoDONELL Exeter.
THE WATERLOO MUTUAL
rum INSURANCE CO.
Eatablished in 1883.
HEAD OFFICE - • WATERLOO, ONT.
This eornany has been over Eighteen
years in suceessful operation in Western On-
tario,andeontinues to insure againetIose or
damage by Pire,Buildings,Merchandise,Man-
ufactories,and !tit other deecriptions oflinsur-
able property. Intending insurere 'hay° the
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
Cash System.
During the past ton years this Company
has issued 57,006 Policies. covering property
to theartiount of 8.10.872,098 ; and paid in less -
e alone 8700,7320
AssetS, eel/6,100.00, consisting of Cash
n dank, GovernmentDenosit, and the unapt-
&Med Premium Notenon handandin force.' a,
T.V W.&tnenM D. Preside! t. C. hi. Tairtori,
Seeretary. 3.0. HVGLIES,TtErnea01`. CHAS.
SNELL, Agenttor Exeter end vicinity.
THE:.
iniorcolo
_iispoSimeemebreamaijmetieSsiall'emelame.b.
"IIEW TO TIIE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAX."
VOL. XIII., NO. 21.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JAN'Y 14, 1886.
T MPORTA.N T NOTICE S .
C0A.GUL1N.E1,—Cemerit for Brok-
en Articles, Sold everywhere.
Sole Malcom—HAY 131t05., Stockport
England.
FOB COUGHS AND cops.
COO* 41.
so ROUND. THE COUNTRY.
cAntritua.
Mre. Tennant, who severely hurt
her leg some weeks ago, is, we are
glad to learn, improving.
Wishes to annOunce to the inhabitants of
Exeter and vicinity, that be has opened out
11 a ,
i sh ,_
.........
$EED, Aniseed., Renege., Squill Tolu, !to
with Chlorodvne.
"WAY'S COMPOUND OF LIN- oo A oo 4nap
FZIr'SfeelOIVIPOUND, a demulcent
exneetoD1,q, for Coughs and Colds.
KAY'S :COMPOTIne„ for Coughs
and Colds, is equally servicahte; for
HorsesandCattle.
.TAY'S TIC PILLS, a specific iu
Neuralgia Face -ache &o.
NT
J. CLARK,M
COMMISSIONER
_• inthe Court of Common Pleas. -Deeds,
Wills, Mortgages, Leases,and all forms of ag-
reements drawn and executed aocorsling to
law .
lifoxxv TO LOAN ONLEAL ESTATE. Thirtie
wishing to borrow money on account of re-
con tpurahases oiland,or to pay off existing
mortgages will find a great saving by giving
ino a call, Can lend money ate and CI per
cont. aocorclingto terms.
N.J.CLARH.
SUMMONED
To Appear befire the Bail
E. let. FISEI,
Whine the 111.1.11 who came at the cry of "next"
received a Shave and a Hair -cut which could
not possibly Lave been surpassed by any
barber.
NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
"JUST 110111471"
SAY ALL THE LADIES WHO SEE
Ike. 3, DE &MIMIC'S
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN RMS.
WitliOnt a doubt they are the most becaming
styles ever introduaea. Ladies, for something
in vec:y fine style, such as the Lan"try and
Parisian Bangs, Saratoga Waves, Switches,
Yaffe, Curls, or Wise, call on Ike.J. Dearing, at
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP, EXETER.
Where he will supply all your wants in the
Hair Line,
ORES 0:lia fiS COLD S,
CENTRAL
DRUC STORE
•
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.
L.
al-Wa Six.1.1'.1Vec%,',...lina iii.. - ... -
1rents.
OF CANADA.
The Royal Mail, Palieen ger and Freight
Route betWeen Canada and Gloat Britain and
direct route between the West and all points
bu the tower St. LM11,71.bnae and Baia dos Claa-
&ISO,
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
P. B. Island Cape Ireton,
Newrotindland,
Bermuda,
Jainttic a.
1(triv and elegant Pullman ..130ffet Sleeping
and Day Care run on thronglitxprose trains,
P,aesongertifor Great. Britain er the Conti.
Went by leaving Tororito aee.ep a, 4,1. Tlyirs,
day jbill oittward :nail steamei at till -
f to Setnittiy,
Stiperitir EleYetor Warehouse and book we.
.66innuadit5on at Halifax ler shipment 0/,grain
and generalrrterebandt se,
't mire of experienee have proved thoINTsxt,
COLONIAL, in connectiou with steamship
lines tot ittid frein Louden. Liverpeol and
GhisgeWt� Valitat, to be 00 quiekest ...freight
. rote betbetbeu Gailiola and Great niefa)ot,
T3. ?W. Flour
Two Boxee Matches
Three ," "
..
... 23
Three Pearline ... .. ... 25
Emir lbs Sugar ... - ..,
1 Ib Cocoa
Two boxes Ride Starch ... ... .„ 25
,
Three plugs lee Tobacco , ". '25
Seven and d halt His Rolled oatmeal 25
tone lb Y. 11". Tea - 25
Three packages 13ird Foocl .„ 2,5
Two lbe Mixed Candies ...
Two lbe Filbert Nutt! ... ,.. 2i!
Ono dos Orange if ...
Onene iclbototitriens ... ,„
o
Three 011113 Mackerel
Cash Store!
Smell Profite and Quick Returns, No Ore-
dit
SSW) your Money, Buy ertrly,
TEAS, COPIPIIES, SUGARS & ALt
FAMILY GROCERIBS.
Of first-cless quelity It.'s in stok
REMEMBER TEM ADDRESS,
•, tt t •
DreteS 1§1.0tAr., south otora.
- ,
InformatiOn aa to rees.
enger and terignt
THE NAME,
rates on be had ea appliaatioft to
110n PIM MJGDIP,,
• Wegera Vreiglit &Passenger Agee* ,e -a re a.EA,Ldy e.i Rot KEMP
wIltdoifts nouse Meek, Vork St., yoenott,
0
PGVVINGBIt,
Chief Sueorilitendent. Agent for Dorninioti Line of D. et', steam.
'levee bitd.6,Vkitot#
in the corner Store North of Samwel
& Pickard's, where he is prepared to make
all kinds o:ordered work.
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO. MANSON,
Late Manager C. Eacrett's Boot and Shoe
Establishment,
May 11th 84.
111,1111 TA11,1411
MR. W.I. LYNE is prepared do
CUSTOM TAILORING
At Kirkton.
SUITS, PANTS OR COATS
made in the Latest Styles, and Satisfaction
guaranteed in every respect.
CUTTING DONE ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND AT LOW RATES.
Ladies Jackets a Specialty
Give him a trial and be convinced that
will give satisfaction.
WILLIAM LYNE.
Butter & Eggs
WANTED.
41. lifiatheson
Has opened out in
Currelley & Co's. 015. Stand,
EXETER NORTH
Complete stock of Groceries.
161bs. Sugar; $1 Tea, 25, 50
and 75 cts—Good Quality.
Boots & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices.
A nicely assorted stock of
I-1 A_ B D IV A. R E.
FORKS, SCYTHES, BINDING GLOVES,
- (Cheap.) Beet Machine Oil 60a per Gal.
COAL OIL AS CHEAP AS EVER.
et.. A reduction of 5 Per Vent. on
Tweeds, and Ready-mades. A. good Suit of
ALL -WOOL SERGE for t)7,50. Suitings and
Overcoats Cheap.
Our Dress Goods are marked down to
the Lowest Notch.
COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
A Howie anti Lot to sell or. rent. Apply to
JOHN MATHESON.
HAY P. O.
Exeter Butcher Shbp.
R. DAVIS,
Butcher &, General Dealer
—IN ALL KINDIS1'—
MEAI�S
Customers supplied TUESDAYS. THURS-
DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
CEIVF, PROMPT ATTENTION.
KI RKTO N.
Nevor ilndorsoli!
WI10 ?
lalltniag Op
' Winter Goods pulled dOwn
in price. ,
A few Mantles and Jaokets
left, to be ciettred out at cost.
Groceries Fresh and oheitp,
1300t, and Shods at noolt
13 0 tt ° 0111 floes,
Gerit1ernezi'k.4 Underwe:fr to
be sold at 138,rgaitis4
ilighost rtiHrltot price paid
for Mittel. and Egg
•
A ri" PPY NE VCr YEAIL,
b•,;etteee, •le.e.,ere te ' ... .1
Dasnwoou.
Henry Guinther, who lives a mile
south of here, got his arm badly
broken on Friday last by a kick from
a home. Ho went to punish the
horse fat some offence, when the ani-
mal retaliated by punishing him. Dr,
Rollins was called and atteuded the
injured wan. .
Scarlet fever is prevailing on the
14th of Stepheu, fear of Mr. Zeiler's
children being down with a very bad
form of the disease. The health au
thotities ehould be ou tbe alert.
Ktrhton-
A very violable time was epeut at
Mr. J. Callender's, by our young peo.
ple, on Monday night.
At the annual public school meet-
ing held recently, Dr. Irving was re-
appointed trustee.
Owing to some repairs being done
in St. Paula church, service has of
tate beeu held in elle hail.
A. new choir has been organized in
the Methodist church under the old
leader, Mr. J. 13. Sperling with Mese
HattieHarris as organist.
The proceeds of New Years night
banquet, and Pock] 00 the lot/owing
Monday evening, arum -lotted to about
$65'.
Messrs. W. A. Doupe tied Jameii
Thuile left on Monday for Torouto,
the former to enter the police force
and the latter to pursue his etudiee tee
a civil eugineer.
Mr. Ale. Kirk is preparing to build
new 'brick house next sumtner. The
old log houses are fast disappearing
fro in this prosperous neighborhood,
being replaced by handsome frame
and brick struoturete but chiefly the
latter.
The Reyal Templars of this place
entertained themselves to an ()niter
supper 01 New Jeers, eve. From
the quantity of oysters consumed we
have reason to fear that some of our
members dont practice "temperance
in ell thinks."
Misses A. Urquhart and Maggie
Somerville, .pupils of the Kirkton
School, headed the hit of sucoessful
condidatea,itt the remit model eielina
exandinittion, held at Stratford, Mr.
Samuel Tufte alio passed very credit-
ably. We congratulate our you've
friends on their achievements.
Stephen.
A enbacriber asks :—Sin,—Can you
give me some information me to
whether it is in accordance with the
mucioipal law, not to have any print.
ed "Gulden°. to Voters" posted up
in the polling divieions in Ibis town-
ship ? Tbi. yeinethere has not been
any priitied ones pleated np in div. 2,
and I assure you 11 has been very in-
convenient ite welt as aggravating to
some of the electors (especially tho
female portion) who reeled for the first
iinA"..-I1 is neeeseary, as the fellow-
ieg will above :—Seetio.n 125 of the
etstittes of 1883, reade, "In case of
municipalities divided into wards or
polling sub -divisions, the conk ef the
municipality shall, before the opening
of the poll, deliver, or canoe to be de
livered, t. every Depnty-Returning
Officer such a number of printed de.
rrotione for the guidance of votere
voting, an he may deem sufficient and
shall so deliver, or eause to be ("dive..
ed, at least telt copies of ..nch p.inted
directions ; finch directions shrill be
.
printed in conspicuous eharactere.'
It Will 212812 tee mean that it is abso
hitt ly necessary to have at least len
copies pooted in each polling snbdi
Thie 112 8 grave mistake, ene
Ilene which an election could be matte
void. The thereby for aaal, eerore
atIOMAIllit to iectioti 167 of 1888 Ac',
the& "Every officer and olerk who is
pithy of any wilItil misfeasance, in
Any wilful not or omiretiott in centre
70811012 of Sections 117 t
iee, of 1116 not, shell, in addition to
any ether penalty er liability to which
ho nifty be eubjeet, forfeit to 4 y per -
eon aggrieved by ouch inisfinteence,
M. 0 omit! ohm. #i trona! mutt of $400. '
We i*�n° tine explerotrien be ett
te.factcry, mid although we do not
ro wit. tip snob effeirs., w felt ir
onr duty, whoa kohoited, to artswer
encli an important ouelition,
I3tirglar.a 'Wet11)6stl:ty mglit entorOcl
the r store ref 1fieeeee. Cattitibell &
Seeforth, seciiring ceeintorint,
tile lbf) n the Stitt d tieetentite,
r'eftp,e, 010,, bat tiro Morley,
.;Titity left, beltititl them au ...viii•ortet,
tritlerceol :anti vest, by tvlittili ititt
bbpoa tt6 4ei.tiblisli a tIna th the veb
(IranIllteE05ting 101144.
N1-4PWS •*4,0T..114'
There Was an itlevase ( 2,000 in
ipu,hiisliere,r4arro,:::ti et:rsgibur 149altiendu xignItobeele Hr en% of Bits') la ner asfg.:1 ,70)
from
1 3v roleocir millopw ffl :I 1 Manage,
00 pc'neel asn ulleog; Eni r eylm4 ercm way sosiaer.;
401111f WHITE 4 :ON , pd11.48(;;$089:9f61in.oithdylVeei nrise8if:khueeln: otPtYror so: "Iftpi:trMuhe i8e'.:Ift°dr.elfte.°64t.shre. 4: o'38:1:14:k.;:
f
it..
Woodburn, ,
A public school examination was
iu our school house on Friday,
December 1lith- The weather was
everything that could be desired, and
so a large attendance of visitoreand
friends were present. The 6416568
were examined in a very creditable
manner by the following teachers :—
Messrs. Alex. Fergneou, W. Fergil-
sou, Wm. M, Leigh, J. Copeland and
Was. Neely. At the close of the ex-
amination IYIr. Sawyer was appotnted
chairman, and addresses were deliv-
ered by Memel. Feer, Wilkinsou,
&tabour, Switzer and the visitiug
teachers, all of wliorn expressed their
atiefeetion as to the progress the pu-
pils had made during the past two
years, and the ability or' Mr. Doupe
as a teacher. When the speaking
was oonoluded, two of the scholars
went forward and Mr. DouJe was
made the recipient of an address, ac-
companied by a handsome present, as
a token of their esteem and indicative
of their good wishes for his future
welfare. Following is a copy of the
addrese, with Alr. Doupee reply
To 111r, Nathan Doupe.
DEAR EMEND AND TE'ACHER,—WO, yonr
friends, and the childreu of Woodham and
and vicinity, feel the position in which we
aro found to -day, as we come to part with
you --our beloved teacher. During the last
two years we have learuett to love, as well as
respect you. Your conduct to us, as teacher,
has won the hearts of many. Your untiring,
energy and labor manifested in our midst has
been beneficial to us in helpiug to lay a good
foundation upora which to build in future,
thus preparing us for successful lives. And,
though, in the course of events, we conic' to,
part with you to day, your kiud words and
: -
actions and exemplary life will remain in our
memory for long years to come. Allow us,
as a slight token of our love, esteem and re-
gard, to present you with this dressing,case,
hoping that your lifa may be happy, prosper-
ous, and a blessing to many, as it has been
to us. Signed on behalf of the children by
MARY STEPHENS.
HENRIETTA WYNN.
Mr. Doupe replied ne follows
Dear Scholars—
In reply to this elegant address I may say
that it was very nexpected, as I was not
aware that my services as teacher of Wood-
burn school were appreciated by yon to such
au extent as to be worthy of such an address,
accompanied by this keautiful present. which
I have ereat pleasure% accepting and retain
you many thanks for the same. I have lied
the honor to be teacher of Woodham saheb1
for the past two years, and I must say it was
pleasant duty to perform. I have had a
happy time with you and always tried to be
faithful in my duty toward you as far as it
lay inmy power, although I may have erred
sometimes. I have a great respect for each
ono of you, on account of your kindness,
obedience and williugnesss to receive instruc-
tion, and I think, if there is any credit to be
given for the progress you have niade during
the put two years, you should receive it.
You have always shown a kindred feeling of
affection toward sue; and now, as: we are
about to part, it is with deep sorrow` and re-
gret that I leaye you. I know that I have
been severe at times, perhaps more than 1
shonld have been, and if I have at any time
injured your feelings, 1. trust you will forgive
me. I thank you again, dear scholars, for
this beautiful gift with which you have pre-
sented me. 1 know that when I look upon
it in future 16 cannot fail to remind me of the
pupils of Woodham sehoot and the pleasant
time I spent with them.
The f )(lowing po,ttry wee also pro.
seated te Mr. Doupe b -y She echolare,
which show how much they appreei
and their !ale eesolier
Dear teacher, we hear it's true that you are
going *Way;
We asked our fathers, they say you can no
longer stay;
We think it hard for you to go, we learned
with you so. well,
So how we'll learn without you it's hard for
us to tell ;
It matters not who comes to beech, he'll
never fill your plats°,
For meet you where we would, there's a
smile upon your Nee.
So, Nathan, join our little circle, and grasp
our little hauds,
For you acted like a shepherd over his little
lambs;
You've been so very kind to us and showed a
loving heart,
So the cause of all these tears is because we
have to part ;
For you our hearm aro warm, add we carrnot
get there cool,
Till you return !vain an 1 toaolt the Wood-
ham school.
So, aince,you've got to go, and leave us all
behind,
We never shall forget you, yoe've been so
*my kind;
We ofittean,e,tried your patience and acted very
r
So please forgive us now -we wish we had
been good.-
° Lir 'hearts are growing sad as the time is
drawing oigh.
So liere'e our little hands, now cra;pvcrituclW. 9.30(1.1)118.
appear e to be no longer gave to
oend motley by regielered letter. A
fertner 1iV1I titer Ielppee filet a
reget tenet letter, � tnitaieing a fie-.
dller hill, to tt friend no 'reterton,
Ont. The 1 oter reeelool PretilOn,
blit on being optioed, the money was
mineing. Etrieleo'ly the envsh)pe
1)esn 4111n.ine,1 anti .11vetid, 5 It
!Neve p [ins If r 2 reeeli ntiplioation of
reecitee Whett, where, 02' by
,eltorn the robbery wee itoinmitted,
will probehly twee', be kilo en; bat
let It be e witruittg to ether,* b ere
sending wimpy, to teectieo a P. 0,-
el •
The Widsor Tow
ea the Electric Railw,
which if- Triagli
franchise for a line
R�»110 to Wallrerville.
I)iiipttlohee from 6' south show
that Ilia cold wave ext ids as far as
New Orleano. Old Bo eas has been
impartial in this instao le, distributing
liinaself all the country ' without fear
or favor. Canada Byrne thizes with
the frozen solid south.
A. man has been frItzen to death
while oroaeing Cralveseton Bay in a
boat. Tine is a remediteble 000ur-
renoe in the futility south and shows
11181 the "norther" that carried the
Northwest oold wave a•.3 far towards
1610 equator must lattve, been of un-
prEcedented severity.
The coroner's jury iu the case of
Wm. A. Hobbs, who received a fatal
wonnd in Joy's bather shop, Toronto,
found that deceased came to his
death by a wcund which penetrated
the heart, and which was received in
a scuffle, the sael wound being caused
by a pair of scissors in the hands of
McDenald, the prisoner, and that.the
said wounding VMS purely accidental.
Tbe eastern farmer who sold out
last year and moved to Dakota to
grow up with the country, is now
revelling in a temperettire of from 30
to 40 below zero in the shade, while
blizzards whistle the airs of the
frozeu north around his • house -top,
But the atmosphere is so dry up
there that a cold day is like a eum-
iner d ler in Cameo.
The total revenue on account of
the Dominion Consolidated Fund for
'Vecenaber was $2,302,680.24, and
Lin expenditure $2,846,092.12. The
fatal revenue and expenditure for the
six menthe ending December .•31st
were respectively $14,755,704:97 and
$17,570,854.27, the latter 'including
the extra expenditure on account of
the Noetb west rebellion.,
The fellownig is a statement of the
revenue and ekpenditure of the Cana.
diet) PacifieTailway for the past year
(the earplugs and expenses for De-
ceinber aro approximate, but the cor-
rect figures will not change the
figures malenalty):—Gross earnings
1885, $8,249,551; 1884,.$5,750,521;
gross expenses, 1885 $5,124,874;
1881, $4,558,630; net eV:binge, 1885,
$3,225,183; 1884, $1,191,890.
A dispatch from Fargo says:—
Partie$ who have just reached here
from elie Northwest territory, the
theatre of the Riel rebellion, say all
the Iudiau tribes are making arrange-
mente for an outbreak in the spring
to avenge the death of Riel. Traders
on the United states side Of the lino
are reported to be supplying the reds
with large qeantities of ammunition,
the tribes generally participating.
It is believed the Dominion govern•
merit will find it It serious manor.
The following well known Can*.
thane died during 1885:—Sir Francis
Hulks, Hon. Isaac Burpee, M. P.;
Col. Williams, M. P.; D. MoCraney,
ItI,1». P.; Mr. Beason, Col. Rennedy,
Commander of She Canadian Niel
Voyageurs; Alexander Somerville,
Ib. Whistler at Ibe Plough; Dr. Med-
calf, Superintoudant of Rookwood
Asyulm, killed by a lunatic; Senator
Chaplin. Rob*. Walker, of Toronto;
Mr. Darling, Montreal; Judge. Mor-
rison, Adam (rooks, Archbishop
Bourget, Mre. Moodie, authoress;
Dominion Lend Commissioner
WaMhihgrl Dangevin, of Rimer:ski, has
issued is mandement on the Riel
rtgitatiou, in whitth he deplores the
"dangerous exeitement" feted a "de-
megogic spirit" which have intoned
themselves into the people "generally
so peaceable and pions," and he
counsels them to beware 1046 their
feelings 6110111,1 plunge them into a
war of race ant religion which would
le deplorable and would arrest the
the progress of them
eetryand
a
grade the people. With the politicians
pulling one way and the clergy pull -
log the other, the French•Cattedian
is in e very undecided elate at
PrIseyuan we.* tried at Chatham the
ether day f etipplvieg whiskey to
the 10(146114. The lawyer de-
fended him was nettled G G. Martin,
and he glowingly referred to the
halcyon system in which all wee
pane and good.tvill and ea a precedent
for His Worship exercising clemency
pointed back 3,000 years ago when its
the year of Jeibilee t1 general aillOOSty
wee procleirned. “Yotir Worship*
let hitn ito back to hie liorsee they
have been whitteying for him, to Inc
exit for they have beroi lowing toe
even the dog hes not wagged
his tail since JOS. left. Do so, and
the prietwee'e bettedietioes will ase
Rend beyond the orb of the tnooi* hp,
to Heaven iteelfoind descend upon Y611
with it eteltitililed.' bleeeirig, like file '
breerl eeat tittore flee 'We,orreee, mollion ,, , ,,
.
%eel' eettieo 0V1100 feor ,,,r,iiiti.v ,dva ,,,. ,.. . i. 7- . '
p-ret(11101tee$20 It
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