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LEGAL.
H, DICKSON, Barrister, Soil-
�J • otter of Supremo Court, Notary Publi.e
Conveyancer, 3orumisSionEr, Sc. Money to
Goan.
Office in _Fa neon's Mock, Exeter,
�2 . n:`MCFADDi+ N,
Barrister, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer, Etc.;1
EXIMI31 - ONT,
Office Sanrwell'sBlock (Ylall'sold office.)
LENTAL.
CABTWRIGHT, L. D. S.,
Has opened dente 1 rooms over
o'NhIL'S BANK, where he will bo
t®®canis• proparedto extract teeth without
pain. All operations performed with ease and
Skill. Gold fillings a speciality. Office hours
a. m: to ,, p m, Ut3Ai G s MontILATE. Timed
CASH.
:'MAN, DPNTIST.L.D.S
Extracts Teeth without pain,
by, giving Vitalized Ai
r, or by
using the New Local Antest he -
tic on theums; makes Gold
Filings and all other dental
work the best possible. Rooms
Upstairs in SAbZWELL'S BLoolt, East side of
Ma.n-Street, Exeter, Ont.
MEDICAL
CLU'1'Z, M. D.,
• Oflloeat hisresidonce Exeter.
TAR. ERVING, dR ADUATE UNI -
Awe VERSITY Trinity College, Member of
Oolleee physicianeand euraoont Ont„ All-
ae,Kirkton,
D 11.HYNDMAN,-CORONEll FOR
the County of Huron. office, opposite
Ifr.I,Jarling's store ,Exeter
W. BROWNING M. D., M. C
J • P. S ,G raduate Viotor•iaUuiversity.Office
au dirosidence,Doit •nionLaboratory. Exeter
TAR. J. A. ROLLINS, M. C. 1'. S
O. ()nue, Main St.Exoter,Out.Residen
eehouserecently occupied by P. McPhillips,
Esq,
—J
AUCTIONEERS.
HEN1iY EILBER, Licensed Auc-
tioneer for Hay,Stephen, and McGilli-
rray:Townships. Selesconducted atmoderate
:atos. office -At Post•ofliec, Crediton, Ont.
OHN GILL, Auctioneer for the
Gr Townships of Stephen, Hay and Usborno
and the Tillage of Exeter. All sales promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this office.
VETERINARY.
TENNENT & TENNENT, Veteri.
nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Voterinarj College, Tor•on•
to, have op ened an office
forth.. trea tmout o f a 11
Domestic Animals, on
Main street Exeter. Calls
from a die -21 --''" �' tante prompt'y
attended to, )'!ti` licine for Horses Cattle,$c
always on haiid:
MONEY TO LOAN.
AT ONE+'Y TO LOAN ON REAL ES
1v1. tate forth°Huron & ErieLoan ' Say.
ingsSocioty. Low rates of interest. Apply to I
John Spaokman,Exeter.
MONEY t.accordTO LOAN totermsAT 6 AND 6k
pereeuing . Private
Funds. Apply to
B.V,ELLIOT,
August 15,'03 t.j Solicitor, Exeter ,
'PONE ^�TO LOAN AT 6 AND 64,-
per
,par cent, S25,000 Private Funds- Best
Loaning Companies represented.
L.H DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSUIIANCE .
XT J. CLARK, Agent for the Us -
1, • born eand ti[Inner tUntil a :PfreluBur
aneovompany, Resiclonce-3rclCon„ Usborno
Orders by mailto Exeter P. 0., promptly at-
tendedto.
JOHN i•1cDONELL, ISSUER OF
MARRIAGE LIPENSES.
• OFFICE IN FANS ON's 1LOCE.
Also agent for the London Mutual Insurance
Company of 0anada,3lercantile'insurance Co
—Capital $500,000.00 Head Office Waterloo;
Ont, Glasgow & London Insurance Coy—Cap-
.tat 62,500,000 ; Head Office, Montreal : Stand-
ard Life Insurance Co,, Head Office, London,
England ; Guarantee & Accident Co, Head
Office, Toronto.
JOHN MCDONELL Exeter.
TELE WATERLOO MU`T'UAL•
FIRE INSTJRANOECO.
Established in 1863.
•'IEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT.
This coma.anv has been over 'Eighteen
Fears in successful operation in Western On-
tario,andeontinues to insure agaiust'.oss or
damage by Fire, .Baildings,Merchandiae,Man-
ufactories,and all otherdoscriptionsoflinsur-
able property. Intending insurers have the
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
Cash System.
During the past ten years this' Company
has issued 57,000 Policies. covering property
to the amount of 040,872,088 ; ancl paid in loss-
es alone 3709,752,00
AssetS, :ht176,10e.O0, consisting of Cash
..'sank, GoyernmontDeposit, and the unass-
essed Premium Notes on handand in. force, ,T,
W W.wnnx1I D. Presider t. C. rd. TAYr,olt,
Secretary. J.B. Hvanrs,Insnector. CHAS.
SNELL, Agent for Exeter(1,ud viciuitV.
THE
Ialerl�,dnialHailway
OF CANADA.
The Royal ..fail, Passenger and Freight
Route between Canada and Great Britain and
h West anti ell r
nt acents
direct ionto between 1
on the Lower St. Lawrence and Bane des Oha-
leur, also
Brunswick, Nova Scotia;
New,
P. E. Island Cape Breton,
NCWfotlnil land,
BerMUda,
and Jamaica.
New cud: elegant Pullman Buffet Sloopiirg
and Day CM'S rnnenthrough Express trains.
PiLSeerlf;erefor• Grow Britain or ilia Conti-
irent by leaving Toronto at 8.2o a, nt Theis.
day will loin outward curial steamer at Nati-
fax a, re. Saturday,
Superior Elevator Warehouse and Dock no-
oommodatroir nt Halifax for slliptnontof grain
and general merchandise.
Years of experience have proved the INTIM
-
COLONIAL to connection with steamship
lines to and from London, ,:Myer -pool and
Glasgow to Halifax, to bo the quickest freight
route between Cadman. and Gront 13r stain,
Information as to Passenger and Freight
rates can be had on allplioatien to
DOB EDT 73 M.)01)111
Western Vrota t &1'nssenger Agent
05 Rossi.. Roust Mock, York st,, Toronto:
D.POT ING5ii,,
Chief Superintendent,
Rather„yOd' o'Moneto Nov, 13,1805,
r, HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY,”
VOL. XIII., NO, 24,
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, FEB'Y 4, 1886;
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
COAGULINE.--Cement for Brok-
en Articles. Sohl everywhere.
Sole Makers. --HAY BROS., Stockport
England,
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
K OF WAY'S COMPOUND+
LIN -
88151), SEED, Anieoed., Renege., Squill Tolu, &a
with Chlgrodvhe.
WAY'S COMPOUND, a demulcent
expectorant for Coughs and Colds,
"KAY'S COMPOUND, for Coughs
and Colds, is equally servicable; for
Florsesand0attle,
DAY'S TIC PILLS, a specific iu
Neuralgia Face -ache &c.
J. CLAR1i. COMMISSIONER
• tattle Court .1Common Pleas• -Deeds,
Wills,Sfortgages, Loasos,and all forms ofag-
roements drawn and executed aocorfling to
law.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Parties
wishing to borrow money on account of re-
cent purehasea ofland,or to pay off existing
mortgages will and a groat saving by giving
mea call, Can lend money at and si per
cent. according to terms.
• N.J.OLARK,
SUMMONED
To Appear before the Bari
E. 11. FIS1f,
Where the min who came at the cry of "next"
received a Shave and a Hair -out which could
noth possibly have been surpassed by any
NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
"JUST LOVELT!"
SAY ALL THE LADIES WHO SEE
Ike. J. DE 6.ILINC'S
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANS.
Without a doubt they are the most becoming
styles ever introduced. Ladies, for something
in very fine style, such as the Langtry and
Parisian Bangs, Saratoga WILTON, Switches,
Puffs, Curls, or Wigs, call on Ike.J. Dearing, at
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP, EXETER.
Where he will supply all your wants in the
Hair Line,
URES G O UG HS. LOWS,
.%;. H O A•R;sswea ewe ,ETC,
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
COO*
'),l1,',
Anson
Wishes to announce to the inhabitants of
Exeter and vicinity, that he has opened out
,Boot
Shoo
Shop
in the CoI'nOr Store North of Samwel
& Pickard's, where he is prepared to make
all kinds o; ordered work
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptiy attended to.
ROUND THE COUNTRY.
Creation.
The Methodist Church, Crediton,
are making every preparation t0
make their Tea Meeting ou the 11th
of Feb., a grand mimes. The Rev.
W. H. Crane
of I;llmville, had oon-
eented to give to the people of Credi.
ton his popular lecture, "Woman, her
Work and Worth." We speak for
the Tea Meeting and Bro. Gene's
Leoturo. Beet o tided house. Friends
`dust. It was blaog' Mlp.
)dila- mumtny-olothe of Egypt,,
rV1th
neab.
GEO. MANSON31y in.
Late Manager C. Eaarett's Boot and Si, ich 1n -
Establishment. Qradaa-
May 14th 84. a's thou-
,eounions
Lna,rnalfem
vin employ-
ai, who.
started
MB. WU. LYNL is prepared .o do'tered by
to eribi-
CUSTO TAtLORINGatgeat
of life.
At Kli'itton• rr a vil-
a his
SUITS, PANTS OR COATS At
Ern-
made in the Latest Styles, and Satisfaction olal
guaranteed in every respect. had
are
CUTTING DONE ON THE SHORTEST
!are
NOTICE AND AT LOW RATES. mea, -
Ladies Jackets a Specialty
Give him a trial and be convinced that
will give satisfaction.
JOHN W*UTE & SON
}Publishers mud Proprietors
Nissouri.
Mr. John Houlton, a farmer resid
ing in West. Nisaouri, near Thorndele,
describes the experiences of himself
and family with a tramp on Monday,
set follows : The tramp came to his.
house iu the afteruoon and asked for
n
e melhing to eat and permission to
warm himself. When he got all he
wonted to eat he commenced a con•
versation of promi4onou3 character,
and freely intersperaed with oaths.
Houlton told him he could use no
such language round there, and or.
dered him to more ou. He mored
slxiy grnupe of these lava villages-app'aren<tly, and Houlton shortly
found, there being about twenty hi afterwards went to the stable. While
in each group. Tae evidences of oie he was away the tramp walked beck
tion were similar to, but removed by., into the house, and commenced ewear-
crudity and evident want of skill, a lug ett the woolen -folks, and finally
deal from the articles foand in the `dr
houses, which have been se fully wr ew a large butcher knife and threat -
up in the reports of the geological sat ened to nee it upon them. Mrc.
Scientists await with a great deal of i Houlton is now in bed sick as a con -
est Maj. Powell's report of these rs sequence of the fright she sustained.
very important diseoverie8. When Mr. Houlton returned from
the barn and found the tramp flour.
Directions to Speakers on Religions Tri. V hiingd pitched
around,
n
ound, lie immediately w away
the
1. Don't talk too much,
2. Don't talk unless you are postedti knife, palled in Constable Donald Ur
3. Give the best you have. : quhart, who handcuffed the man and
took him to London, where an in-
formation was subsequently laid be
fore Squire Smyth. The tramp gave
his neme as Henry O'Douoel, and
claimed to Dome from St. Thomas.
He was remanded for trial uutit Fri-
day.
4. Don't talk when people are at
Wake some one man and you will bol
rest.
5. Don't try to show off your Iearnin
0, at hold of the most stupid man
you'll hold the rest.
7. Don't try, but don't be afraid, to ;
people laugh. Milk that slops one wai
the other.
S. Be natural ; don't try to be some
else,
9. Avoid cant and pulpit tones.
10. Don't talk too lone.. A mats its:
Woodham,
`';There is a large attendance at our
school at present.
Otir storekeeper, Mr. Neeley is of -
WILLIAM LYNE, fering some great bargain' in Dry
Goode. He has got out a very et -
tractive poster, announcing facts con.
cernieg the reduotion iii prices.
Mr. H, Abbott, of Centralia, in-
tends opening a stock of goods in
Lankin'e Hall, to a few days. Our
people are sure of getting good bar•
gains, as everything around is being
out to its finest.
,; Messrs. Abray & Edwards, our
enterprisiug sawmill men have so
far this season purchased and drawn
EXETER NORTH to their mill more logs than last year.
This firm is year by year increasing
Complete stock of Groceries.
(iu popularity, and so they ought, for
two finer or more gentlemanly per -
sous cannot be found in Canada.
They are energetic and pushing, and
will, in time, build up a monstrous
trade. The quality of lumber iu
which they deal cannot be equalled
anywhere.
Butter Eggs
CANTED.
J. Matheson.
Has opened out in
Currelley & Co's. Old Stand,
16 lbs. Sugar; $1. Tea, 25, 50
and 75 cts—Good Quality.
Boots & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices.
A nicely assorted stock of
HI:RDWA_R,E.
FORKS, SCYTHES, BINDING GLOVES,
(Cheap.) Best Machine Oil 60e per Gal.
COAL OIL AS CHEAP AS EVER.
A reduction of 5 Per Cent. on
Tweeds, and Ready-mades. A good Snit of
ALL -WOOL SERGE for 7.50. Suitings and
Overcoats Cheap.
Our Dress Goods are marked down to
the Lowest Notch.
COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
A House and Lot to sell or rent. Apply to
JOHN MATHESON.
HAY P. 0.
Exeter Butcher Shop.
R. DAVIS,
Butcher t, General Dealer
—IN ,1LL 10KINDS OF ---
FIS
C.:9 U T ZCustomeirs supplied TUESDAYS, THURS-
DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at their residence
''1 (I) CI) ic, B, CIVE PROMPT ATENTION.
ORDERS)LEFT A7.' THETSF10P WILL RE
Sit lbs Rice,,- 25 Cents;
Three lbs Carolina Rice 25
I3 `V T ,,, 55
Two B oxo s Matches ,, 25'
1'hroe .. It .. 2i
Three Ponalino... ,,, 25
Four lbs Sugar ... ,., .:,, .,, 25
11b Uocoa g7
Two boxes Rico fltarch :,. 25,
'rhreo plugs lac Tobacco , 25
Sovon end nrhalflbs polled Oatmeal 25
one lb Y. II, Ten
Three packages Bird food ` „.25
Two lbs Mixed Candies n5
Two 1bsFilbortNuts ... 25
Ono don Oranges 25
„
One doz Lemons , 25
One lb Coffee -Y5
TThreb cans Mackerel 2
.---,---- AT THE;-'--,
Cash Store I
Small Profits and Quick Returns, No Ore -
lit !
Save your Molloy, Buy early,
TEAS, COFFEES, STDG ARS & ALL
FAMILY GROG +EIleS.
Of first-class quality always in stock.
.111131EMTSER THE ADD.ilI SS
W, VLMIL
KT MKTO •
BEFORE TAXING STOOK
Is bound to reduce present
stock; To do so prices are to
be brought down to
ROCK BOTTOM.
FRESH TEAS
Just in and constantly arriv-
ing,
Drew 'lock, Southtore, ::.INT Coons
l
151515 NAa[DI,
Ot all descriptions sold at Reduced figuioo.
�e
JL3U'1..I.1 11 & EGGS
e1 crit for Doniir.riofi 11111 P 1'u Tr r .�• wanted
o. 1\1. Steam.
ships.fn lair o quantities.
Etimvilie.
Mr. Samuel Andrew had his finger
badly squeezed last week.
Mise Ellen Halls is at present a re-
eideut in the neighborhood.;
Mr. M. Elford sold a valuable corse
the other day for the haudsoma sum
of $175.00.
A splendid sermon was preached
by Rev. C. Fletcher, in the Methodist
Church here, on Sunday evening.
Mr. Silas Johne is procuring ma-
terial for a hog -pen, sheep-houso and
bowery combined, to be erected next
season.
Mr. Philip Halls has gone to Chat-
ham for his second term the Busi-
ness College. Farm life seems to
have no charm for Phil.
Marriages have been the order of
the day for the last two months, and
she resident ministers have had a
rich harvest. Still there's mire to
follow.
Johns & Co., shipped a .Hall ma•
chine and Diugee horse power to
London last week. It was tested by
them during the fall but did not give
satisfaction- They were then supplied
with a New Model thrasher and Cali-
fornia terse power, which works to
perfection.
The eighteenth animal session of
the County o Perth Sunday School
Asseciatiou will be held in Mitchell
on Wednesday, and Thursday, Feb'.
17th and 181,11.
The election of a representative of
the South Ward, St, ivIarys, at the
Council Board, iu place of Mr. Snaith,
took place by ncciarltaticu on i,inrrdtty
hi
of last week. Me. James Whitson
tyres nominat,edi by 1'lr. S. H. Mitchell
and seconded by Mr. A. Crone, and
the thing was done.
At the meeting of the Hibbert
AC1'icnitllrnl Society, held lntely; the
following officers 'Vero elected for the
ensiling year' : Presicletit, Peter
Campbell ; Vice President,
Ilnmilten ; Srrcretary, John Car+
iilo:AM i Direotora, John Fulton,
Thee: So at, Welter Shillingltw1 rats.
Barbour, John i'ldler, jr., ,David
11111o, W. Oliver, .John MOLellen lied
0-eorgo Hemp ; Auditors, A, Mc'I'i>v-
ish
and Alex.l'nr$.tieon.
Heneatll-
Geo. Shaffer, on Salnrday evening
laat,,mel with an accident while chop,'
ping wood in Mr. Jes. Gould's bash.
3rd concession of Hey, by which he
severely out his right foot, almost
severing hie big toe.
On Thursday evening last, another
grand carnival was held in the Cen-
tennial Ice Skating Riuk, Hensel', at
which a great many were present,
both spectators and costumed skaters.
The following are the persons who
succeeded in obtaining prizes :—
Lady and Gent's Comic Hat,
Francis Coxworth and E. Evans ;
Gent's Character Costume, John
Carroll ; Ladies' Character Costume,.
Mita P. Carr ; Jessie Chapmauu 2nd,;
Boy's race, one mile, (open ;to all),
W. Charters, let ; John Murray,,2n'd;
Backward Raoe,nue mile, Ed. Evans,
1st ; A. Cosworth, 2nd ; Potato
Race, (boys under 15 years), John',
Murray, 1st ; W. Charters, 2nd ;
Special Race, for boys under 10 years,
W. Coxworth, let ; W. Luker, 2nd ;
B. Kaiser, 3rd ; J. C. Pelson, Rod-
gerville, 4th ; Challenge Cupi (3
miles, open to all amateurs), M. Mc-
Pherson, 1st ; A. Cook, 2n1 ; R.
Carroll, 3rd, The racing was very
exciting each race being keenly con-
tested. Young Pelsou,of Rodgerville,
is a prcmising young skater, and will
rack high in the "skatorial" art in a
,Anaersoh,
Miss Ella Rclbinson glad a Jaa'ga
birthday party on Monday last, ai
which the guests spent a very pleas-
ant tune.
Mr. John Wiles intends holding an
anaa;ion sale on the last of February.
We believe ilMr, W. will go to St,
Marge to reside,
The youngest son of Mr. John .
Anderson is daugeroutily ill with` an
attack of inflammation of the lunge.
Slight hopes, are entertained of the
child's recovery.
Mr. Samuel Jamieson, who recent-
ly returned home from Regina, N. W.
intends going ° bask in a few
weeks. l,Ir. J. speaks highly of the
ooantry, and says there is no fear of
another uprising occurring.
A. meeting; was recently held in the
Anderson Church, to decide upon
what organ should be bought for the
ohuroh. After an animated discus
sloe, it was decided to leave the maty
ter to a committee of five, who have
purchased a Dominion Organ.
Mise Jennie Apnerson, who las)
week, was eeriouly 'melded, is' pro'
greasing favorably. She was carry -
tug a pail of water, when she Blipped
and fell, upsetting the water over her
body. Her legs and breast were bad-
ly scalded.
Mr. John M. Robinson, intends
raising hie barn and building under -
'math a stone foundation. Mr, John
Anderson has reoeived the contract
for the work. Mr. Anderson's repu-
tation as a good mason is suffioient
guarantee that Mr. Robinson will get
a good j ob.
One day last • week while Milton
Stephens, was detaohing the neokyoke
from the hordes, one of the animals
caught him by the ear, almost sever-
ing it from'ite head. The wounded
member is progressing nicely, and
we hope the wound won't in any way
disfigure his oheett.
A few days ago the church took
fire. It appears that the caretaker
had made a very large fire on, for the
purpose of hurriedly warming the
church, when this floor caught, from
which ignited the library and pews.
A. serious oouflagration might have
occurred, had the caretaker not no-
ticed the fire in time, and stayed the
flames.
Several of the resideute of Blau -
shard have lately been called away.
Ou Wednesday last the wife of John
M. Robinson, of the Mitchell Road,
passed away in the 27th year of her
age. Deoaaeed has beeu ailing for
years with consumption, which fatal
disease caused her death. The fun-
eral, which took place on Friday last,
was largely attended, there being up-
wards of 106 vehicles in the cortege.
Thaseelsep sed lady was highly re-
spected by all. On Sabbath last, the
fuueral eermou was preached in the
Mitchell Road;Methodist Church, by
Rev. Jae.. Harris.. The text selected
can be found iu Romans, Chapter 8,
Verse 8, comprising the following :—
"For I reckon that the sufferings of
the present time are not worthy to be
compared" with fhe glory which is to
be revealed in us." The reverend
gentleman preached au eloquent and
impressive sermon to a very crowded
church. The bereaved husband has
the sympathy of the entire commun-
ity. Also on the 28th ult., Mrs.
Jennett Skint), of Anderson, was sum-
moned away to sojourn with the ma -
year or so. The proprietor of the') jority across the rivet'. Deceased
lady has for a great many years liv-
ed in this community, having always
worked for the good of her family
and the Methodist Church, of which
she was a consistent member. Sha
was 79 years old, and almost up to
death ehe enjoyed comparatively good
health. The funeral took place on
Monday, to the Presbyterian Church
cemetery, followed by a great many
friends and relations. The fuueral
ceremony was conducted in' the
Methodist Church dere, by the Rev.
Jas. Harris. Although the deceased
lady had reached a ripe old age, it is
regretted that she has departed from
amongst us.
The Dominion Government has
Jas. Mr. Coxworth, is offering
a valuable gold medal for fast raoiog.
R. Carroll ie going to surprise the
country in fast skating ; he is a strong
skater, and always keeps his feet.
Great things are expected of him.
On this rink fast skaters can always
be accommodated, as we have some
of the fastest skaters in the country.
There will be another grand carnival
in the Centennial Rink shortly. For
date and other partienlers see posters.
•r.4
I3lanshar de
PUT OUT Or SCHOOL. Tho case of
McIntyre vs. the School Trustees of
section 8, of Blanchard, in the county
of Perth, was argued on Monday
before the Common Pleas Divisional
Court at Toronto, and is of some established a new post office in the
county of Bruce, at a place called
llolton, between Kinloss and Glam•
rnis, with Mr. Molten as postalaster.
An old landmark on the Roman
Ling, Biddulph, wee destroyed by
fire on F,iday morning. It wa- the
frame house where .Tohu Dounolly
was shot. The building was (mecca•
pied, and the fire was evidently the
work of an incendiary, as the
,Y heap of
material set on fire could be soot
through the window. The calmness
of the night and the snow on the
roof saved the other buildings.
Detectives Brown and Crawford, of
Londou,, went to Glencoe on Saturday
to arrest Robert a:moony (of 1 Jido Bid- t l 11 fi timet turd Peter
Ryan 411
charges of disturbing Salvation Army
e'nvi'es. Donnelly was oat and the
detectives waited foe his rewire A9
interest. The action is by a boy who
was expelled for misconduct from
school for damages ler his expul ion,
and at the trial before County Judge
Lnzars he recovered a verdict for
nominel damages and costs. It
seems that 0110 School Board clot
upou the 01)80, and, without notice to
the father, arranged to allow the boy
to return upon his renderin' an
apology. The father objected tothis,
and the Board at the next session
allowed the pupil tr, return after erre
day's farther suspension. Thie'. tees
not objected to iced the boy did re-
turn but the 33 nrd at soother inset•
io,g cancelled its 8ecoud resolution and
went bock to the Jlfat one, upon
0t1
which acro 1 was l:leo r,milt. "0 t Men-
day, Mr. Shepley, for the i\liui"ter of
IrelucatiOn and the school trustees,
appealed from the judgement, l'a;oing .Donnelly eeered the door 13ro.vn.
eovoral intcresti'ig gnest,io04 tinder grabbed him in the Qdoon's liaise,
the P11bite School Aot. tMr, Smith, Donnelly jumped beets through
St, J 1 lrou,,.h iho
of St, Marys, supported the jud - door Sud tali eonird the house.
meet, The Court reserved its do 13rOsvn drew a revolver, commanded
et8ion: The chief nestiono are t
h (1) him to atop and „hon fired, Denn
whether the School I3oard in eon ne ly, hor•ovir, atelia pct to malts
atdoring a, 0900 of tills ltin•1 btis ,..
., tlnd .good his t;scapa. Broittt says he dtt
to give notice to a, tllti'ont, tend (2) 00t shoot at;.Do011oll , bet: 10 to the
,ho
whether 0000 having suffer0d silopen- elle to fi•ig11t011 Bila), TI.iiro 81'0 1,1i1.1eO
satin tinder resolution of the Board the charges a atn(t Donnelly alone, and
11t11 einld *Lr1011 T
be punished for the 40 altogetlaee egainetthe ivltelo
same offende, orowdr