The Exeter Times, 1886-3-18, Page 1LEGAL.
El. DICKSON, Berristor, Sell.
.
oto of Supreme ' ourt, Notary ?Olio
Co tvoyaneer, , Jominissiontr, &C, DIonOy to
Lean.
nee 111 Oa r18011'8 tllool , Fi);otor.
1'i:rliAD DEN,
;, l ', ° )nvly$ncor, _ Eto,
, . ON T,
1c (lall'sold office )
VItICxl1'P, i,, P.
las )))enod dents 1 rooms over
ht LT.' 13�N1%,whore hewill be
irep,trud to e•' tract teeth vithout
. .ti oils performed with ease and
1..;a ;5 1 , 1l trity, (Wire flours
"[lR 4 11n,el ti,ti, TEEMS
) +lN"l'f�;'11.i,.D.S
ut •cis 100th without pain,
giving Vitalized Air, or by
slt„ We New 1, 10.0
anaathm-
tot the gams; 'mikes Gold
lingo and all other dental
<v,vh rim best possible. IRooms
U lytwmr c's 131 OQK, East side of
M-'troet, f'.xetor,Ont
IIiiaDILA1:
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE, THEY MAY,
VOL, XIII,, NO. 29. EXETER'
XETER ONTARIO, THURSDAY
1CIORNING, MARCH
1t3, 1886,
SOUND THE C IIJNTRY.
W, Wentzel
OAGUL1N:1,--Cement for Bro L+'lliiivitlo. dwelliu bot a `>c
k K t tl
enNJ Articles: Sow ovorywbeie Wishes to announce to the inhabitants of on the main lAtlp
Sole ltose,- KAY IBRos„ Stockport Mr, Philip Andrew, sold a span of Mie muter
England. Exeter and vicinity, the. h6 has opened out p 1,1,
l t:wo years old oohs for the sum of hall is being i
T'OR COUGIHS"AND COLDS. of t Itlldiu ! yrt
L Mr, Veal, of Crediton and Our foot 4F''
AY`S COMPOUND OF Rev. r. Middleton,
LIN• FM e , of Lenders, rums! with
J Boot
Shoo
Sf.kll,Antsoed. Senega, Squill 01)*8'01001:;.'.
� q 1 Tolu, &c reached ' educational ser
tvithChlaraavtio. I � mons on, 2 goals to 0,,�'l„
IMPORTANT' NOTICES .
Cee* ''.� ri 'a' eon
IPOste
CC' pt Il s
A'
'itut• to verset 'a
tixli op o1i1,°'hie lot
tier ly
ietnow township
•?ld j Go work
e1giti
,ivereee> 't SON
sts.1 Pr3lrrletors
in the corner Store North of Samwel this airciait last Sunday. -Mr. B. .our club hey
.GAY'S COMPOUND, a demulcent &'Pickard's, where he id toke 5 to('r' has added a kitchen to hi. only lost on
-i• ogpoctolt f s preparemai
a
all kinds o, ordered work.
n or Coughs t d C Id
1Z-AY'S COMPOUND, for Coughs
and Colds, is equally servicable for
e'r eZ, et. D.. eiorsosnudCnttle,
iTAY S TIC P1,49, a specific 'ie
tr i N t r ti 1 l) U AT' I+1 U NI • Neuralgia Pace actio &c,
f
,i)11 s tot 1 surgeol.'. 0u:., .rfllo-
11,1 I. lie• • lsirleuce Exeter.
•1: 3 ,`;initycollo gt, hlombor
f 1 t 1.11 AN, -CORONET FOR
tots if 'Im,,11 •Ilieo, opposite
11 itore.Dxeter
llal),VN[N(I .1i 1)., M. C
it . r , • r e,l ire :riotoriaCulversity,Ottice
MI rosi Roe r. nionL',borifory,I;xeter
A.�ti J. A. ROLL INS, M. 0. t'. S
). )shot, Main St.Iixeter,Ont. 1Residen
c0 , nlso.eeently occupied 1 t' McPh 1111 e
Psq.
kr J. OLAEI , 06MMISSIONER
• in the Court ,./Common Pleas. -Deeds,
Wills, dortgnges, Leases,andall forms ofag-
reemonts drawn and executed according to
law.
HONEY TO LOAN ON nEAL ESTATE. Parties
wishing to borrow money on account of re-
contpurallases oftand,or topay oflexisting
ntol tgages will find a treat saving by giving
men call, can tend money at6 and 6k per
rent, according to terms.
N.J.CLARK.
SUMMONED.
'y To Appear before the Barg
AUCTIONEERS. E. H. FISH,
FNLtY t<.ILBER, Lie -est -el Atte
tionoer for Elay, Stephen, and McGilli-
Pow,.ships. Sales conducted atmoderate
t lice -At Post-oilieo, Credit/5u, Ont,
fir -TILL, Auctioneer for th°
it., vnthins of Stephen, fIn.y ed Usborne
and tae t'11l•ogo of Exeter. .All sales promutly
[-,•^, ut,i. t a.1 1 ; itisfaction guaranteed. Sales
Iugecl at this office.
VE'L'ERINARY.
r 0NNENT & TENNENT V.'eti
. nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
-etorinar3College, Toron
to, have op e rt ened an office
for the tree, tr tmeut of all
Domestica '`ci Animals, on
Main street Exeter. Calls
from a dis tante promlt'y
attendedto:. It 1 l for Horses Cattle,&c
always on li cad
MONEY TO LOAN.
ON,EY TO LOAN ON REALES
tate for the Huron & SrieLoan Sav-
ings>iciety. Low rates ofinteresi. Apply to
,Tol1n 4paekman,Exeter.
ON
1,V poroeut.iecorc'ing
Funds.
August l5, '85
ONE/
uorcent,
Loaning Companies
5'ea`7•s
ds;m`age
tbleproperty.
Cash
has
es
+ Y TO LOAN AT 6 AND 61'
totel_rns: Private
Apply to 0
13 , 'V. E hLI O T ,
Solicitor. Exetol ,
> (.OAN AT 6 AND 6
825,000 Private Funds. Best
represented,
L.H DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSURANCE .
1T J. CLARK, Agent for the Us•
iV oborneand -tibbert 14utua 'FireInsur
.000 1 ompauy, Residence -3rd Con., Usborne
)rdevsbyrnailto Exeter P. 0., prompticyat-
00 50clto.
T OHN 11oDON ELL. ISSUER OF
V MARRIAGE LIJENSES.
OFFICE IN FANMON'S 7300010.
Also agent for the London Mutual Insurance
lolnpany of Canada, Mercantile Insurance Co
-Capital '5.500,005.00 Head Office Waterloo;
)nt, Glasgow & London Insurance Coy-Cap-
tal :52,500,000 • /lead 0 dice, Montreal : Stand-
lr(1. Lite Insurance Co., Head Office, London
i ngland ; Guarantee & Accident Co, Head
)ffice, Toronto.
JOHN 11IcDONELL Exeter.
tiE Wx'1'ERLUO
1 FIRE INSURANCE
Established
VEAD OFFICE -
'This comyauv has
inauceessful operation
ario,andaontinues to
by Piro ,Buildings,Morchaudise,llian-
;factor;oe,aud ill other
intending
pt ion of insuring ou
System.
Touring the past ten
Hsned 57,090 Policies.
o the amount of 5.40,872,088
alone 3709,7 32,00
A.ssetS, $8176,100.00,
0 sank, Government
ssocl I'reini.um Notes
V W,tt OEN Al D. Preside;
ecretary. J. B. Huaetns,
:Nr1LL Agontfor Exeter
CO.
MUTUAL
1863.
ONT.
over Eighteen
in Western On-
against'oss or
oflinsur-
have the
Note or
tl•is Company
property
and paid in loss-
of Cash
and the amass.
andin force. 3,
t. C. Nt. TAsnor,
CHAS.
vicinity.
in
- WATERLOO,
been
insure
descriptions
insurers
the Premium
years
covering
;
consisting
Deposit,
on hand
inspector,
and
tTlIE
I
0
t
e
S
O F CAN ADA.
I've Royal Mail, Passenger and e'reight
Voll ' between Go nada and Great Bitted and
direct route between the West rind all points
on the Lower St. Lawrence and 1'aie des Dila;
lour. u,lsn
New Brunswicx Nova Scotia,,
P. E. Island 'Cape Breton,
Newtuunalnud,
Bermuda,
1111(11 Jluu8Jea.
NOW a11(1 elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping
and l'ny r'nrst'un an through Nlxprces trains,
Pas rr,u4rrs for Groot Britain er 'ho Conti.
tient o. lea 01113 Toronto at 8.:10 ni ni; Tirnrs
da, wall j ..............,5 't 1011 stennler at Ball-
tax ai n1 A,.Itie, It .
St,ileltol r:1„ r Watllbonso a11d nook tie•
coilnlodn h:it . _t 1.11, xfor 0 17,110 1of grain
and general to, d+, r
Years 0f es Ki ri. r 1 L 'I 15 ft
COLONIAL ill 0, ,• L1
Biles to and fr,ytl,
Glito ctwto l4iri,t1.:.
rent() between l',!d„,
Informatio. :.,,
rates Can be had oir
.111>1iI iti s, ,1 . '1 ,
Wrterc;.t,:i
51.1'....:hili ti
1 1,
;r.} •1flrr•.
Whore the m,,u who came at the cry of "next"
roceivo3 a ,have and a flair -crit which could
not possibly have been surpassed by any
barber.
NEAR T1{E POST OI'1'ICE.
"JUST LOVELY!"
SAY ALL THE LADIES WHO SEE
Ike. 3. DE ARINC'S
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS.
Without a doubt they aro the most beo•.ming
styles ever iutrodueed. Ladies,for something
in very flue style, such as the Langtry and
P11'lsi1Lr Bangs, Saratoga Waves, Switches,
Puffs, Curls, or Wigs, call on Ike. J. Dearing, at
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP, EXETER.
Whore he will supply all your wants in the
Hair Line,
1013 ES LAI LIG HS 'GOLDS;!
tap ARSENESS;ETC, 1
DRUC
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
hf�use.-Mr. George Tltylar, formerly
8 resi(]ent•here but late of Dakota,
Sewed work a speciality. who came'baclt a few months ago for
the purposs of obtaining another "rib"
Repairing promptly attended to. I leaves again with leis wife on Tues.
dny 1Gtti for his adopted lanai: We
GEO. MANSON, wish them prosperity.
Late Manager C. Eacrett's Boot and Shoe
Establishment.
May 14th 84.
LINB TEE 11,111LOB
i1IR. WM. LYNE is prepared to do
CUSTOM TAgLORING
At Ki rkton.
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.
r Stephen.
Honer Boll S. Seo. No. 7, Stephen,
for the month of February: --Firth
Cli+sv =Fmina 5b4rp, Mary Ann
Iioulaghan,' Martha
Sharp, Ellen,
Jane (Immingham, and Bertha Sharp.
1'htid Olase-Lilah 13arlton, Elijah
Hailtou, Willie Cunningham, and
fibrit;wy • Masitac., Secoud Class-
Willte'r Hodgins, Rachael Kelley,
Waltelt leaxter, Daniel McPhee, and
John Tonle. First Class -Cella Houl
ahan, Reniry Bastard and Thomas
GodRaBe. • ,-
Hay
Hay Connei.l.
At a meeting of the council held
Friday March 12th, it was. moved
aud.dibyriedthat H. es B. Proudfoot,
P, L.:lee be notified to survey the
Blindeeeine between lots 3, 4,,5, 6, 7
and ,8,/ con. 17, and lots 28, 2:4, 25,
26 47iand 28, L. It. E. makingthe
ordioar`y servsylug marks along the
line at the rear of said lots. -
NIoved by 14ir. McEwen, sea•. by
Mr. Snrerue,, that the auditore' report
be Smelly paesed and' that 1004 copies
of thedeteilestaernent of tee sane
;berinted foisionBulterEggs Moved by 1Vkr. Kalbfleisoh, sect. by
WANTED.
J. Matheson
Has opened ;in
Currelley -& Co's. Old- Stand,
EXETER NORTH
Complete stock of Groceries.
16 lbs. Sugar; $1- Tea, 25, 50
and 75 cts--Good Quality.
Boots & Shoes (All Styles) 4 Low Prices.
A nicely assorted stock-ef
HARDNAREO,
FORKS, SCYTHES, BINDING GLOVES,
(Cheap.) Best Machine Oil 60c per Gal.
COAL OIL AS CHEAP AS EVER.
r� A reduction of 5 Per Cent. on
Tweeds, and Ready-mades. A good Suit 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 8& General Dealer
-IN ALL KINDS OF ---
the Central Drug Store Exeter M .r1118
CCr Customerssupplied TUESDAYS, THTJBS-
a �l U T Z . DAYS .tND SATUBDAYS at their residence
BU SINE SS
I ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
IS THE
SA LT OF LII?E,Do W, DIILMAGE,
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT THE
KI KTON.
CASH S'T'ORE ! WINTER DRY - GOADS
JUST RLCEIVED :
Pate Boneless Codfish,
Dried Smoked Herrings,
Flesh Canned Salmon,
Celebrated Horse Shoo Brand,
Ohristie's Soda Biscuits,
Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Ete,,
Oranges, Lemons, Etc:,
Family Groceries, Etc,,
Tobaccos, Cigars, Etc,,
Dash wood Roller Flour,
Rolled Oats,
• Cracked Wheat,
Etc,, Et e. Eto,
I
1,Jr•r s Taken in 1'rad e:
u'
y
.f
,5'u ar (.liven with every � v
hose of 1. lb, of 5oe Tea.
,.,I alMBER 1!IIL ADDRESS . Remember our 1.2 lbs. tea elfin holds good ye
o � 0 i l ,
ry
:131,01s, South � ie. N��iv�cR �TIVDT.rR��Oi�[>
To be sold out to make room.
- for--
SPRING IMPORTATIONS
1600 yds, Spool Cotton, 25 Cents. •
Caps Reduced 20 per bent.
Scarfs, ilfen's Shirts & Drawers, Overcoats.
Bal. of Men's & Women's Overshoes, $1,130,
G-ROoE- RIE S
25 lbs, Good Rice, , . . t1L00
24 lbs, Baking Soda, ,. 1.00.
�,
20 lbs: ,dttlhhur; .. 1.00
14 lbs, Tltoiley's Cattle hood, . , 1,00
3 Boxes Eddy's Largo Box Matches, 0,25
20 yds. Factory Cotton, (1. ,yard wide), 1.00
6 yds. Grey Flannel, 1.00
&C,, &e.. &C„ &a,
Mr. Heyrook,.tlsat the followin,g> per
Hens be appointed road commieeiou,ers
for Centre "read : Rt Christie, J.
Troyer, J. F. wohuttler and VI B.
Geiger .; for North-west Boandayr,
O. 'Shyer "ands •, Gielseetathmastere::;
pound keepers,' grid fence viewer
with few exceptions were reappointed.
The following accounts were
passed:.- eR,R. Johnston and DI S,
Fauet,.auditors, $6:each Lippbardt,
collector, $66t; R. Bell, gravel' she
damages, $67 r R. Reynolds, board
andLodgings for an indigent, Mete..;:
N. Armstrong,building a fence $•10),
The council adjourned, to meet as
a Cburt of Revision, on Tomalley
Mays 251h.
Greener Bend.
We are sorry to learn time Mr.
Richard Easoott is very ill of in•,Sam-
maticn of the Iungs.
Mies M: Robinson has returned
from Visiting her old friend, -Mre.
Richardson, (nee, Miss Jeekins,)a who
resides near Brussels.
Rev. Mr. Curries -singing class: is
again reorganized,. and that the
young people take a deep interest
in it, is shown by' the large number
who attend. .
The following is the standing of
the pupils of Grand'Beud school' for
the present month.. 4th ('lass. -Wm.
Oliver, Beceie Robinson, John, Follis.
Sr.. 3rd 3'.ass--Edith Schlemmer,
Emma Mollard, Fred. Follis_ JIr. 3rd
Class. -Jas. Ingram, Etna Schlem-
mer, Arthur Mol'li,rcl. Second Class
-Cortys Aikens, Eliza Henderson,
Sarah Oliver.
Tho other evening a number of the
young people were having a fine time
coasting near the bridge. One of the
sleighs getting off the regular track,
its Occupants were spilled out in a
very promiscuous manner, aid one
of them, Tommy Fulton, brought up
with his face agoinst a fencepost,
cutting it (not the post) slightly.
Tommy thinks a fencepost a hard
thing to make conclusions :with.
A lad named Csniel Joseph Doua-
von, of Winghatn, has been tent up
for trial by Mayor Neelende on a
charge of forging a warehouse receipt
iu Clegg's grain warehouse, on which
he collected some $38. The amine
of the 'warehouseman, Herb. Hen -
clings, attached, the tvriting being
done in an imperfect manner with a
lead pencil, and it was cashed by
Robert Talbot at the pay office.
Who t5 EIL ?-A. Nippon correspen
dent saysl-Last weep a gentleman
from Exeter, whose name we do not
know, but think it was Cbing•Ching,
made a short toluene dny to ettalntne
into the working of the Scott Act.
Ile found it working exceedingly well,
in fact, better than his hares, who,
after upse'ttinl hiM into the ditch,
made for home at full speed, leaving
their Ueleetia1"named' owner behind, &1Tic,It to get o .7 ,e, f7'1 tee reel,
Beyond breaking the cutter' no dam. as he as one of the Bueti eel ;111:
tigo was dont: is this pert of the der1111 ri',
Ott the ev
Mitrhigan M
IhIR place,.
handsome
adxlreee.
Mr. Joi r
tl return
jt week, by
e f rg aa? ee
f ay.have
t'rt>1
r;.
twKliliu'` lies lately
bosagl)r a $500astallion froth Mr. A.
Mc lhargy and the thorough -bred
cow "Lady Sarah" from Mr. W. J.
Moffitt for $86.
A farewell supper was given to 141r.
T. Lotiohliu cud family last' week, at
which a large number of friends were
present. This worthy family are
ab.:at to start for Mlanitoesr wbere-
they ex,peot to make their home in
future.
Wrestling match tools piece he
Centralia for $25 a side rt_id the
ohampiorrsbip of the village last we'ols-
between two men named Brown. anis;
Sa ado, best three in five, entail as -
cats. Sande won the first fatly, hut
the following three were won by
Brown, who takes the cake, stakes,
and championship ani] 18 now I<bok•ing
for more gore.
re from
ring of
resented' with a
i;v >ce ` and an
(a-ranton.
GRANTON MARKETS.- Wheat, 8Or�ittse;
cats, 20 to>3Lote.; barley, 50 to•'T,Octem
peas, 55ots,;. eggs, 15ate.; hatter; 15c!...
On the 15th bug; ., the wife of Dr.
Lams, presente.° a m a dangfiter.-
Mrs. John Y Brous -us died on, the
9th inst., after a brief illness, being
only three d.ayst under the ddoter's,
care. Mr. Brooms , ilea the sympathy
of a large oieale' of friends. It is.ere
great consolation to him in hie be-
reavement ta> know tuae his beloved.
partner, who Wats a sincere clirtetian,,
was preparedi to meet her. maker-.
'1'he past week was a.busy one- for
Rev. Mr. Seepbenson. On ; bnday-
eveniug at Dge..Samuel Gnntiing'sseee'
united in marriage, Mr. • Thos.. Tapp,,.
of Virden Manitoba, and Miss Bbobe
:Nairn of Centralia. On Tueday
'evening ho performed a similar cera
mony et the reeidence of the 'bride's,
father, for M°r..F?'raneis MoIntyre andl
Miss Minuie daughter of Mr, Wm.
Davis, all of Blansbard. Ou the fol-
lowing evening at the residence off'
the bride's father ho made one -of IVlr..
John Jamieson o5Blanshard,andtMiss
Minnie, daughter of Mr. D. G..White,.
of Grantou, and, neice of H. At. L.
White, barrister of St. Marga, and!
John White,- proprietor of the Exeter
Tiiui;s. On Thursday in the fsrenoon
'he buried Mr.. Brown, and in th'e
.afternoon he preached fee Rev,. Mr.
.Campbell" 011 Sunday he preached
Mrs. Brown's funeral serrnor o to a.
very large congregation; taking as
his text, Rev..VII, verses 13, Mond
15. Besides all this he performed
his regular circuit work. He began
the present week in a similar manner
to the previous one, but who, the
happy couple are, the writer of these
items had not ascertained at the time
of writing. -Rev. Mr. tlempbell
administered the sacrament to a large
number of his flock ou Sunday last.
-Miss Maggie White who has- been
absent for several months engaged
in Band work, has returned; home. -
Miss Jessie Cameron and Mrs.
Eames, last week spout a few, days
in Detroit visiting friends, -Capt
James Y.. Brown, S. A. ' of Brace -
bridge, is visiting friends here, -At a
written examination on the subjects
taken in th,e junior fifth and fourth
classes, the following are the names
of the pupils in order of marls ob-
tained: Julnior Fifth -Olive Webb,
Ernest Dunlop, John Wilson,, Chl'le-
teen Middleton, Eva Westwan, Elya
Culbert;, Senior Forth -Pelle Parke,
Wm" Riguey, Win. Middleton, Mina
Pidd, John Wilson, jr., Er. Weeford,
Clias. McDonald, Maggie Cameron.;
Junior Fourth -R tvrland, Webb, Jef-
fers Westinan, Chas. Lang, Maggie
Webb, R ,bt, Sandburrs, Tessa Brooks,,
.E111► B.eatsou, Ernest Culbert.,
Surae t f these pupils, were absent
during part of the eslarnination withal
eeeetatts for their beiug low ou 't1e
list. Tire settler fifth will be repoot
ell next week.
In Hullett, the following losses
have ocnut'red:--Mr. John Mills, of
the 14th coal„ had the miefortaue to
lot)8t a valeable heves last week. Ivir,
lihi+ha 11OVlttie, of the lith' eon.,
recently lost it vaiueble brt,ldirtg
tomo, for which he h1111 relttyrtrl tee
Nutri of $250; her titrates ,t 00,i
geati• to oftthe brain; till:, 1' ,1 0 avt
l r.s, and 11'To, MtV•it.Ie will (1 t it
tlI:tiw1C AND THIREn
Nass Cendeaseit,
Mr, W. Sadford has sold his farm
being parts of lots 28 Baud 20, on the
1.2thi con, of Hullett, eoneietwg of
74 aores, so Me, Joltem Philips, of.
Hastings county, far the setae' of
$4,500,
Mr. Geo. Nott, of the 8rdconees.
Bion of Tuouoremitli, L. E. S., sold'
hie imported Shire stallion to Thomas
Duetow, of'the township of .Carrick, -
near Belmore, for a handsome figare.
He was imported by Mr. Jt J1,' Fisber,
of Colborne, Aad is one' of the , finest
horses in the couuty.
The oflie+are of the 28th B'attaliotn
at their retreat meeting decided; to bu'e,
white helmets wife brass facings with
the number of the battalion, in front:..
The formation of a pioneer corps was
also determined upon, The battalion,
band ie to beallowed a to ed -to stay
in St,:
Marys for another year.
A. surprise party took Wage' at Me..
Conseil Switzer's on the 3rd line- of
Blanchard, ou Monday eveningMaroh+
8th. The guests numbred 65ee, Thee
evening was spent itt -vocal and in-
strumenta•1 music and other forms of
amusement,. the harnsonicum band
from Woodfhanl'ladding to the en oy
went. Anabunsiant supply of deli -
(melee was spread for the ooc ptsuyt,,
and, after thee,,ItS'rres. Switzer was pre-
sented with re handsome set of glass -
were. The' Company dispersed after
a vel'y pleasant even ug.
A few days'since Mr. Alex. Linea.
the well-knawn• horaeman,.of Stanley,:
towusliip,'b.rught'zitom Mr. J. Were
ton, of Usborne,.a. two•year-old filly;,;
for which' he paid the baudsome of
$300. Mr. filmes, intend to go more
into the raising. of East glass horse'
stock than even„ and is securing good;
fillies for that pwrpoee. He has in
his stable fi se mares,, wbicb for their
ages, he does, not believe can be
equalled in tire- counties of Haron,,
Bruce and Perth. He bas three two -
!year -olds that. weigh respectively
1,500,-1,520?. and 1,63O; )its imported
mare, 1,800e. and, a Canadian mare
11,690 -or a total, of 81,140 pounds for
the five. Thiele certainly very good'
weight, and own hardly be beaten..
Tbere appears• to be an erroneo3a,
1.nEpreseion in, the minds of many'
throughout the (smutty that the
powers; and duties of the Police !)1--
gietratEt extend, to the personal in-
vestigation into, supposed violations,
of the Scott Ai t,. and the institution,
of proceedings against the violators.
Tie Save trouble grads inconvenience,,
both to the Pbliee Magistrate and,
friends of temperanee who are not
aware of the true position of affieira•,.
we desire to-st.atethat_ all such pro-
'eeedings as she, above riaist'`be taken;'
lby inspectors, or other prosecutors,
and that the•duties.ofi the magistrate -
are to receive hear suit determine
aucn informations, ait may be- laid
before him. He hasnothing what-
ever to do with hion•tri)g np caeae-ands
eevidence.
NMWS• NOTES.
Of asol'rttene5tion Charaotem,-.
One of that commissioners appointei1
fSo enquire intoR'i.el's sanity reportecli
that be suffered' from religions ands
apolitical halueinarions. As tris-haln-•
,einations tsere•htnitfrd to lbs people
; at large theovernment applied the.
only remedyr0it eonld devise.
It is saidetxbat the British war oflee-
contempla.te eeta'elliishing ate agency. in,
Canada fare- the purchase of three
'thousand horses annually~ fort the
;British cavalry. As soon, as, that
agency beginsoperations the -'street
oompany will be able to disepose erfi ice
' useless horses.
An alleged priest, givinarthe pane
of "Father Burke," bee been, Hit
Ridgetoren,, and imposed atlou one or
two Oath,olie families. He °laiffied
to be collecting money for a, cheetah
in Ireland. He has workedhis: way
through., Essex. and lent, seed is
working his way east. He is.a firat d
and people should beware ofhems
Aceordilrg to the rsoentty issned
"Official Year Book," the shored of
England has voltrntarily.given, during
the teat twenty-five years foliar hun-
dred; and seven million dalliers for
theological traitsiug„falai ele building,
missions, oducationy, charities, etc.
This malts an average oft aver six-
teen mullions of dollers,per year.
RJhe Depart of "amine s,nd Fish-
eries has called for tenders for the
charter of six swift sailing vessels of
between 60 and 1100, tons registered
tonnage, to be employedby the fish-
eries pollee fol' nn the; Sea (east, of
'Canadian waters, TLese vessels will
Ilse employed in conjunction with,
'Isnot] of the Government 'steamers as,
'the Departinoot miey designate its,
protecting the riebts of Canadian,
fish trine s e ithii) the three toile Untie,
of the tea oast of Canada.
The body ,.of Guardian Ilaynss.,.
missing since last Thursday's re,
vas fisund, at 6 30 Friday morin
g
in a cellar covered with rubbish. He
had been wot•king on the second fiat
with ebr0e other firemen, whet is wall
fell it, and metaled through the floor
where the mean wore stauding. The
non ,and deb!tto Were deposited , pro -
tut cu•11.1aiy in the cellar, Three of
1Itt i1 ,vg ie i ,111(1 e few TAM ntes after
ttid 111' gill tilrve and toot badly hurt,
but 11.,ynes had noel struck by fall,
mg nn pile, and its; (1U pd•gbabilit,y ItilX;
tl (i,11,111t1 31) 11.•