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OCLnew_1877_10_31_Oxford _Tribune_newspaper_issue_OCR_ACCESSThe OxJori Tribune' _ fMXAB.4 lu xitr XKrmtTKtr, PVDL19HED EVRHY WED N ESDAY MA R R Y R OW L A N D ,MAMYfV Ultra. Ri'i’.Dl’fOS, RAaC SlDKTHANKS atfULCT. LXUBKSuLU Q PB Ji A U attention paid tn the puhli I OXFORD kJ C«lta L jed MH U»ir» It d’«* «"r«' TRIBUNE, Dispatched by the first Malls leaving Ingersoll after the dose) A y-, YT Q H A i P F (Contains latest Cheese Market Report from sjl the rrirdnaof the Weekly Cheese Markets on Tuesday afternoons J x l l i l l GA 1.1 d LX CA. J —/CA 1L V U U l . points up to the hour of going to press Tuesday evening.' VOL. IV.-NO. «.INGERSOLL, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER m, 1877 WHOLE NO. 203 .unmwv Mwum.rj£l£3ISt O XE D O L L A R A T E AR STtUC’Tt.Y IS ADVANCE.A GREAT ATTR A CTION V IN FOR THE FALL TRADE. Nocday. Ebe (Difarb Cribunr, 'hence the w»f<T ta ret’ r red.HARRY ROWLAND, FublUhee k Proprietor. NOTICE TO ADV RTIEEES. nteAta banded ta try Saterdsj lrt«ertiou is the next isa.is. Out NOTICE. FpJIE anliacrilier having opened nn . L Mkc. o»or Uw Port OSes, << prepared ioUoau Insurance Business! s t ALL rrs BRAHossa fin IrennbU terms, offiring apjdlcrnt* a ebolre <> rmpmutUe cvm|«aici aud pruin|*l femwtable wttl.. CHAS. E. CHADWICK.1030’011, Jaly 4, U77. lAfl BILL HEIDS *t?QUAL to Lithograph, nnd much 1-1 chasper, prinlol al tire r*iar.<ta IVnci fri>w our M. MINKLER <fc Co.. _ BANKERS."O UV Sand Sella Uncurrent Money ; •20,000 to Loan on Farm Property. . Meicha^tB’ Bank of Canada. JNGERSOEL BRANCH. FJ1BAU9ACTS a General Banking L Barine.’, Bn.va v>4 «ct& ETetewfe .n the United D. MILLER, Manager.'s. •. Io» The Molsons Bank. INGERSOLL URAXCH. BU YS and Sells Exchange on Eng- ' land and the I 'oiled KUte* ; I •no Drafts on all Allows Interest on Deposits, W < DEMtWIER, Manager. MBaut of Canada HKA9 OFFIOC, TORONTO. C A PIT A ^ ~$1,OOO,OOO. I n ge rso ll B ran c h. rpH IS Bank transacts n general Mank- L far R>Mlm. Iter. nod hath ExthMf an A SAVINGS SANK BRANCH C. fl. HOARE, Ottawa a cncsiniRA t iKsuRAKCE co. O X FOR O A Q E NO Y yilHlS Company has depoeited with the ■O»TH MITISM .LAHOV, wffmn. Town Hall, Ingersoll, M y & BiiMs <TK4K»Novelty Combination. EXTIUORDISAEY, ATTRACTIONS H ABBY KENNEDY I PETE AND JOE, AnJhbJoDy OUOraje*, JOHN ANP HA RAK JOKES ! “OXFORD H O U S E ” AGAIN TO THE FRONT WITH ■DETOBME EVERY THING HEW. New Tweeds and Coatings, every make. New Black and Colored Lustres. New Dress Goods in al! the Leading Shades. Coms and Seo the Special Bargains. New Cloaks, Mantles ar^l Shawls. New Clouds, Scarfs and Ties. New Winceys, all Shades, New Flannels, New Cottons. And those wishing to buy will do well to have a look at Ingersoll, October 21, 187' WM. McBAIW, Prop. J. O’NEILL & CO., HAVING pn^l>a*ed theBank-npt Stock of Groceries lately belonging to the estate of G.J. SHRAPNELL at considerably Inflow rest, arc now prewired to' offer gools in this line at Greatly Reduced Prices. Their flWk is Now and Complete, and most rrejieetfnlly solicit a call from iuteQ'ling purchasers, Having eocareu the services of MR. G J. SHRAP- NELL we intend making TEAS * Speciality. The Stoek is large and well selected, and we coniiitently roeouitncnd thorn to our cuatomera. 11 Tomia of Suiar far 31, 10 iPcunia of aright Sag*? fir |1, g Pounda of Good Too. for $L 20 Fotmfli of Idea for |L 20 Pownda of RalMna for si,$1.00. BEST 50c. TEA IN CANADA, Note “The Peoples’ Grocer}’,”.Thames Street, Ingersoll. Ingersoll, October 3, 1877. 199 INQERSOLLGLOTHINGHOUSE In returning h’e ninccre thankn tn the inhabitants of Ingorsgll nud ita Vicinity for the very libeml patronage bestowed upon liiiu since bis couinicneomcntin Business here, takes great pleasure in informing his nnmeroiut customers nnd itll those that will favor him with a call that bin Stock of Fall and Winter Dry Ws Is very complete in all its brandies, comprising In the Newest Styles of wear. Also OASTARD GOODS In great variety. BROAD CLOTH & DOESKIN OF THE FINEST TEXTURE. Tweeds of every Le^criptiin, and very cheap. My Stock of Furnishing Goods is very complete, in every particular, such as I fU l l U ^U U tU j U U IU u traAtt Edits, Drawjts, Cardiraa Jaakata, and Saeki Of all De*crfption«. A goo 1 Bssortm* 1A of 'J WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1877, Da. Ttfri>En having returned to Ontario for Mrs. Tupper, will leave immediately for Europa, Tho Halifax correspondent of St. John T«lryrai>h says :— '• Dr. Tupper's health evidently needs recruiting. He has tho appearance of over work ; but the chief frotiJils with h’m is tho huskincss of his throat. A yoyngo tu Malla ami back will, it ib hoped, restore him to tn<» —"tatet! vigor. No mse in thc’D-iminion of Cannm* has worked harder thap Dr. Tupper during tho past twenty years, and there are few mon who coni I bo less easily spared from buLiic life al this honr. There are many who do not like him, bat all ncknowledg” bis indomitable iniliirtry, Lui vigilance, and oipurb powers of rhetoric. W K LKARX that the Rev. Canon Hincks b.iB accepted tho Rectory of Gall, which W-IB offered to him by tbo Lord Bishnp of Huron,and a uuanim >us vote of tho Vestry of that parish, and that ho has also been appoints 1 by the Binhon, Rural Dann of Cue County of Waterloo, instead of tha County of Oxf-ird. In consequence of havingacc pled tbo Rjctotybf Galt,Canon Hincks placed his resignation of the Rec- ory of St. J limes’, Ingersoll, in ilia hands >t Ilia Vestry at lheppoei.il m^eliug thereof iieiil on Tuesday nfterueoii, for tho purpose jf receiving the same. TUB SIXPSOX-WILKINSON libel enso wps tried at C ibonrg ou Fri lay and Salnrdny laflt, and the jury hns rolurned a verdict of guilty against Mr. Wilkinson, with n rccomme‘i.lution to mercy. Although the defendant failed to establish the point upon which tlie charge wns founded, namely, that Senator Simpson had bribed members of tho House of Commons during the crisis which placed Mr. McKenzie nt die head of the Government, yet the evidence adduced fully established the other unwritten charges of the promises of Mr. C.irtWright to place Government depogits in the bonks of Ou- inrio, and cspecta’ly ihe one of which r, Simpson was President, if Cn^Ont irios sent supporters of the Befunfi Party to represent them at Ottawa. The "big push” letter business WM also established, and these nefarious political transactions c.ury grenfer condcmuntiou with them than the qualified verdict against Mr. Wilkinson. ONTARIO EXPUESS Co.—The chaiter of the Oulario Express and Tran sport Co. having been granted hy the Lieut.- Governor, fl meeting of tho sbareliolders was held al Stratford, Mr. W. Winter was elected Presi lent, Mr. R. F. Dodd, Vice- President, and Mr. T. M. If>w, Secretary pro tain. It is intended to cuinmenca operations immediately. Ma. BLUMT, in one of Lis recent speech- ei, Ibus B illy described 'ha Fort Francis Loek and ihe manner of ita coustnioliou. There is truth as we 1 as poetry in the description: — But ta i!dcr« ’till, 1b« cbennel All, Ab .V«, below, erounf,AM <in r»pM> emi rifl’ nnd iwindtar driflt, B<it four foe< dsfrth l» found.JIKN'I » l»ke lu deviwu ter twenty iuil«j. TOK D EFEAT of Mr. Laurier of Drum mond and Arthabopka fa another dfatinel tall of tha death knell ot the Mackenzie administration. Mr. Lanriar was a man above reproach personally, and as etieh was selected by tba Govern mon t to take the plaoo of Mr. Caucbon, who WM <1O- graded both personally and politically to such an extent that it wnsfatiml impossible to retain him longer in tlio Cabinet without injury to tho party. In order to get _ rid of Mr. Cancbon ho VM appointed Lieutenant - Governor ot Manitoba, in .' tbo hope that his removal to this far (distant Province would in a moasuro place , him beyond close observation, but they . counted without (heir host, and the chief ! organ of the Rofunu party of that Pro- viarc, the Manitoba Free Prete, is out. spoken in its condemnation of the np- ■ poinimmt and of tbo mon who mado it. It was thought that Mr. Laurier, n mau above reproach in his past record, n man of influence and sterling ability, nnd a repii^ul.’Hro of o constituency which for eighteen y <rs has been acknowledged to bo one of the most rm.'‘bfa slroDgbclds of tho Reform party in tho 1'roYioce oi Quebec, would, by his appointment to a seat iu the Cabinet, lately filled by tho most depraved politician of (he country, .add strength to tbo tottering fabric of which Mr. Mackenzie is tho head. Tho verdict of tbo election of Saturday last has tipset this calculation- The contrast betwoon (ho result of lliar contest just closed and the one which-i^ok place nt tho last general election iu tho same constitu- ency is of a m rt damaging ehnrncter. Funr-yema ago Mr. Laurier was elected ns a private luctubef of tho If JUSO of Com mons by a majority of 238, and now he has been defrated by a maj irity against him of 29 Votes. Small though this ma jority is. yot when compared with tho majority of 238, on which ha took this seat, □ nd when the circumatunea is taken into account that at tho formjr cleotion ho wan only a private member, now be go.-a to Lis c mslitnents ns a Minister of tbo Crown, it is a verdict that cannot bo mistaken. It ii a direct vote by tho peo- pie of a want of confidence in the Gov- ernment. It is a direct assertion hy the people that a reaction lias actually taken placr. It (ells Mr. Mackenzie and his colleagues that they occupy their seats on tho Treasury Bunches by sufferngc and ' not by the will of tho people. It eondems tho policy of tho Government, and is a fair indication of what the result will bo 1 at ti e next general election—a change of Government as sere as tha sparks fly up wards. Mr. Laurier by his own nets was an upright and honored man, and could command a majrfrityln nearly any of (he 1 canstilaencics of Quebec on these grounds 1 alone, lint so soon n, bo decondod to be- ( come one of tho creatures of Mr. Mackenzie by defending Grit jobs and arguing away Grit departures from principles aud pro- I fessious,. nnd assumed tbo responsibility of the policy, or waut of policy, o! the Grit G ivernment, by nccopting ft Boat in J the Cabinet, then, aud not fill th-m, was he । shorn of his great strength ns a public ! and influential man. Tim country is now • ready to repeat this verdict in every con- • etiluency, and evory d.iy that Mr. Mao- I keuzie holds on to the reins of power ho j docs so in opposition to the will of n ; majority of tbo people. He must sio it, ' nml Lal he tho manliooss of Mr. Ghil- i •tone, ho wonld at oneo place his resigns- tiou iu the bands of the representative of ' tho sovereign. CRKHT VALLEY BJULWAY.Ibe Bf«vn*rtlle Tregrfy.MACK »W MEMKEKfMW. Wbidl r»tk S’lppt'*’, «ad »ir<ll ifeBre, A»4 • JUuKL! "" •"XW1/ tom.me •».<■ ' J«' <•» v'vrct.m*,The X«nl<vn dilute to n»w.And to jny for the echeme, tl.o'bCXUIo tho Witer <4 Unde Itani. No CoiHsrvativa ro-adion, o!i ?Turn "your eyes ArtlinbavkawarJ an J curjuira of le'. a very iio.l j-iumcyimn j» Thoujh n -t mui h oi aa cnyin And are none uf them killed with1 Mius. lanrisr Jlivil! lai;: Jki Grit organa nit their dmC for the next ton daya explaining how, why aud by what mfians their now Cabinet MinUter was defoated. TORONTO, 0:1. 25,1077. Tha nr.nual gensral meeting of xharr- holdors of tin Credit VMIsy Railway Com- priny was tliif «’ay held'at tho OIROM of the Company, N 1. 88 Frrfht s'rMt.east, (ba Vico-Prwidint, Mr. C. J. Campbell, in tha chair. Among tboso present were Messra. Robert | Hay, Angiia Motrin >n, J. L. Mon icon, Wm. Arthurs, C, J. Camplxsll, John Gnrd- nar, Hon. R.M. Wolh, solicitor. Mr.Henry E. Stickling acted as secre tary. Tho Secretary having rcuil ths notice cnllingtbe meeting, the minntos of (bo hist meeting wore read and confirmed. The following is the sixth Mnaat' report of the Directors, Your Directors cannot re part mneh pro gress in tho construction of the railway dur ing tho past year. They are, however, rma'i pleased to be able to state tliat a large num has been vot ed to tbo railway by tho Provincial Gov- eramont, the City of Toronto, and other municipalities. Tha Proriac'a' Government during last session granted an ad litimal subsidy of one thormnl do'Iva p?r miio over the entire length of the railway, tbo Git/ of Toronto voted an additional bontu of $250,000, the by-law granting the same M ug carried by a largo majority; the Town of Ingersoll voted a banns ot ten thousand dollars off a 'rtaia onditious, and Ims also agreed to exchange fifty thonsnntl dollars of llioir municipal dobantaro: fur tlio same amount of tho first mortgage bonds of Iho C impauj- provided certain conditions bo complied with. Tho villages o! Fur^uannd Etora ami the Township of W'ist G.irafraxa have submit ted by-laws far an exchange of their muni cipal debouturos for tho first mortgage bonds of the Company to tbo extent of fif teen thnnsand dollars each, upon csrtain condiij >ns being complied with. It is also expected that the Town of Orangeville will at tin eayly day submit a by-law to grant a bonus of fifteen thousand dollars. Tbo work of construction upon ihat por tion of tire railway between tho towns of Woodstock and Ingersoll is being vigorous ly prosecuted, and thcro is avery reason to believe that that part of tbo lino wilt bo completed ready for tha lias by the cud of We have further particular* of the ter- rible tragedy enacted near Brownarille, in. (he County of Oxford, in which one man took away (he life of his follow mau In a moat aruel and cold-blooded manner. About two miles from BrownsriHe, in the Township of Derebnm, there Jived » colored man named David Freeman. He was a married man, but hia wife left him a short time ago.-” Since (han a colored woman nnnied Plioebe Joinrr baa been living with him. In the samo house with them there alan Jived Thomas Joiner—a brother of Plicebo Joiner ahovo mentioned—and a. young white woman r ained Rhode Acker. Thoe. Joiner had of late been engaged’ in helping to saw wood on ihe Canada Sonth-- ren Railway. Freeman and Joiner had, on more than one eccation, quarrelled about tliis Rhode Acker. Freeman want ed Joiner to take her away, which he waa not willing to do. On Thursday evening, I 18th insL, Joiner and Freeman camo home from ths direction rf Bro whs villa shortly after 8 o'clock. Sama of ti>4neighbors in pint vicinity My they heard ^etn disput ing when coming alone Iba ruM. At anv rata when they entered the house th»y wore not iu the Le«t of moods. Joiner Mons. BUSHNELL eppea’ In Ine okWVateM nrPAi.wHM t M U T Irdlsm wilb their >1. BiuhMlI will ako |4ay <«• -A ike Ut4.t la«M toMla marital Iwtr’UaeaSa, rfai: T b o J a o U llio o n M 'L L E ZA BE W A M ’ll e T H E B JM A Il in as pec ted that a eonsidorablo portion of tho railway will bo eoiuptotel and in running order beforedlio dos, <f another year. The Chief Engineers and Auditors' reportfl ore hereto annexed. The report being rend and adopted, the Chief Engineer’s and Auditors’reports wore read. Z.nuJfaw. Kej., FreliJeiit Credit Valley nail- the Mih vt P’lnts already meullnned lie comoteted and rcxJy f”r In obtainin'.' the right ot WAT on several i«rta M the line. [ROlca'ariy In the Town of BwchtiHe. the whole <>[ the irra.'lliia would hi»c been completed before i.utlee.J am now preparing the ptsna stxj ipedflc*llo>i« <4 the remslnh g vlnirtam ’Mil to be built «r -u-----,- line M far at me Uivek reed, an I m the Inai Ceuraet, «> that partin an lender for ll innm Io UHMS coiffamed. rinsed nftyflie UMosand, COLLARS both in LINEN & PAPER. I have also a very neat selection of SILK TIES aud SC '.R?S, t uch as the Polo Scarf, Danube Scarf, Burling Scarf, &c., With an excellent Aaaortment tA G-X.O'V'JBS A B U C K . SOUTH OXFORD C’inserv.Ttivos should t^ks courage from the great victory which has jn«t been achieved in the province of Quebec, in the eonntie* of Druramoud and Artlnhasca. TIIMO two ennutiea form one conatitneuey which for the past eighteen years Las relumed Iteform repnwnUtivM to both the local and Dominion parliaments. Its hislory i* eompitrabta with ours. Mr. Laurier wa« sent to the Local House with a majority of 700, at the last general elec tion for the Dimtaion Houts of Commons lie resigned Ids seat in. tho Local H ixse and waa elected to the House of Commons by a majority of 288. Now, after being Appointed a Minister of the Crown hr Mr. Mackenzie's Cabinet in I1H> sama const!* fueney. IM has been defeated by a majority of 29 sjjiMuat him. South Oxford in yean gone by used td cleet Reform repreeauta- tivea by majorities ranging from COG 16 800, than they were brought down to 800 and 400, and at ths last eleallon, between Mr. Crooks and Mr. Hopkins, which woe a strict party vote, iho mnjoriiy was reduced ta 200. Thia was dene with Utils or no concerted effort, and we know for « fact Twenty-niae vote#, or ps the Globe would pukit, fifteen, would have confirmed plain Mana Laurier an Hon. on Saturday last. Saliafactory reflection. Sir John A. Macdonald and Lady Macdonald went to M mtreal yesterday. During tljcir stay they will ba tho guests of M. H. Gault. The retenis receivtid from Drnmmoud nnd Arthabnaoa give Mr. Bosrbenu a ma jority of 23 over Hou, Mr. Laurier. Hie nominal inn for Quebec Centre will take place on Satarday. The Government has got another Grit nawspTber reporter to say that the Kam- iui’liquia is navigable. The Big Bush libs! suit was ended on Saturday. The jury fnuod that Iha pub- icalion was a libel in the ncuse tliat it was not* required io the public intererte. The judge appears to have thongbt otherwise, os fie refused to pans sentence until next term. Ou« of the argans a few days age aaid Riot Laurier s election was reenre, as Mr. Thouiaa White bad takan the slump against YOU WILL FIND AT TUR Ingersoll Clothing House Every article complete that will famish a gentleman with what he wants for an Outfit. I have a very large and well selected assortment of Jewellery which will be sold very cheap. T a ilo rin g Dep artm ent It carried on with great eart, as it fa niy entire study to give perfect aatiiLution to all my euktomersi I guarantee to sell all these Goods, mentioned in the advertisement, aa cheap at you will get theffl thia side of Toronto. Ingerwll, October io, 187?. J. H. BERRY. 200 uupoJled at that election. We feel convince ■d that theru are more CoaB«rvalive than Itefarm vote* in thia Riding, and if the part] wilt only take the trouble to complete the orguization which fa now being made election tbet* were 8089 rates polled, Brid 1IB8 eotaa Hupollad. It fa k-v ia to ba a fact that M«r UirMfattrtlM fit tins an poll- ad vote ware CunaervativeA who had not internt is UM •legion, fading 11*1 M they UM Riding, amlwfa petal to UM M eU of is tiuulb Oxford. Th® Globe devote* Ha leading nrtwle of Monday to tba Big Prob Libel suit. It did not venture on a sine la editorial chirp about the Arthabaska election, The Cornwall Freeholder on. Friday bud would be a crushing blow to the Cotucrva* tifH." It fa, it fa. Ttea Hou. Ductna Seth Hantiugton was married by Rev. Dr. Potter al Grace Cburtdi, Nsw York, cm Baturdsy. to Mm. Marell, widow of the fata Charles Marab, E«q., eSrfl engineer. SirWm. D. RieharJ*. Domiutaa, w»* amoaig the Mr. B wUBftoo will ratrtm to Ottawa towards Ju»t arrived, a nk« k*l Yar- I mouth Hlaatcrs, Kippered Herrings and Smoked Sturgeon, at Dart & FndcrwooF*. was BonjHwIjat the worse of liquor,, and when in that state ho is said to liava been troi.i^some- The qui'dion .about Joiner taking Acker.*w »y from bis bouse WM re vived. Shortly Mt f eociing out of tho hotrw Rhode Acker Haya TreC'uau went ont and very shortly after wards r#t.n*7*d. : Hot words again ensued. Joiner had seated hituself on the edge of the table. Free man went towards tho dvor, and, reaching round the corner of the door post, got bold of a whifiicCreo, w.th which be nt onco struck Joiner a heavy blow, Tho irons wore on the whiflletree, nnd must have come down with terribb* force. Joiner nt oneo fell ou tho flaordead, and it i« alleged tint Frcetunu st ruck a him twice with the same weapon after be fell, j-.iner never spoke, and the only uolicaablo in niou was a movement of lira hand towards the head when tho necotid blow was simek. When the first blow was struck btood apnrtad mil and bespattered the floor and walls of the room. Miss Acker says that when Freeman naw what he bad dune he went to a neighlxirs, Mr. Dynes, who liv*d across tho road, and told him. Dynes came over, and they washed the face «,f tho dead man and laid him out. They wont to browns- vitfa, ami did not return till after midnight, tanving the two woman abno with the mnr- dered man. Freeman w is at once arrested and lodged i-i Woolstock gaol. Ho made no effart io escape but willingly gave hilB’etf up to tho autoritios. The women, Pha'm Joiner and R(mlo Acker, are also in gaol. Miss Acker says she is c icfi lent there was no wliifibtrea standing at the doorunring t'.io day, and sbe thinks that when Freeman want out immediately nfler coming homo ha must have got it and placed it there to bo handy if required. Freeman snys he was afraid of Joiner anil struck him iu self defence. Joiner is rep- recentod as having been a stont, beery man, and was thirty-two years of age. Freeman is a tall, spare man, evidently about a half- bred negro. Hs seeius to have received sorao education, and is ordinarily iutel'i- gent. An inquest was held by Dr. Joy, Coroner, Tilsonbarg, on the body of Joiner, at which evideuce in uccurdnuca with the above was given. Few people arc aware of the wonderful pro gress that Art har made in America during the last quarter of a century. It is but a few deputes since, that those who desired to beau tify and adorn their homes, were obh'ed to de pend ilmost entirely on European artists.. Bnt such astato ofaflairs in this age of pro gress ami improvement could not I^si long with tho great American people. Renin*, from the East to the West, from tho North to tho Gulf of Mexico ow the south, answered the demaned for beauty, taste ami reCueincnt JO H N D. K E L L E Y Ue Daertilnrarnt wBt be well anpj.Jiod wlih unde hr a T The wel-zuawn »od ireotnjdl-bed Orebcotnd Lewder. Tldr EnterlaJnmrrt Mog striftl.r HnH-e'aM In retry General Adulssloa, Rosorvoi Boats, 25 Omts. 36 Coat*. Insolvent Act of 1875. In Ilir 7-Mferef JAMES BAT TER SB Y, trading under the name of Etutu/ood A-Co., an Imolceni. THE Hook Dolita and JFotea, helong- ius to lie UsUU et r*.lwou<l a Cw, win be soU PUBLIC AUCTION At the office ct THOMAS BROWK 4 CO, on Tuesday. Gth Nov., ’77, Strayed CfTRAYED from tho pn»nr'ses of tho J j undcnlguel, ou Friday, Saib October, A 2.0 iu Coxr rziti very Short Horus, Two-yrars-old. JACOB H. SCHLICHTER, C. P. H A L L , AGENT FUR TRE CELEB 11TED EAST! ORGANS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. w AGENTS WANTED FOR CREATIVE SCIENCE on. M iM tooo. n-oAt.ixiroon. ekrirand to day our leading ertiata sre not sue pasted by the leading modern BUM tors of Art in Furo, e. Or..< Art (oUnUc. LUtluhomU U V. , (pni'’^ a auu Ly various proeesscs the finest 1MS ! expensive paintings a-o reprodtiwdUi, I in all tiietrelegance and, at a price within the3 Two new iowtivtlvea have CLIo! EngfacerU. V. iuilway. Tribe Trfitt Htane Mreetonq/ the Credit Valles UrtUnny Company :— nKmUKS.—W« hate VKnrWi the AwHt ef th« «lx!w| In tho cuh IxtAlc At «h»lTbo unounU ro*J te the Tiwiero nf «be Tr»n Puo<l ou the eerilScotew of the Ublrf Rtbcuitlnl hM bren eMUp'in-d with tbe and b certified M curreet,J. KYtiKEV CHOCKEE,A. D. CAMraEU,Auditor*.Toronto, xsui c«t., iar?. Moved by Angnfl Morrison, seconded by Robert H*y, that Mcwre. J. S. Crocker and A. B..CampbeU be appointed auditors for ths ensuing year. Carried. Ths following genllecnen wire elected as direatora for tho ensuing yeor:—G. Laid law, C. J. Oatnpbell, Robert Hay, Col. Arlburo, R. W. Elliot, J. L. Morrison, Capt. Gardner, Angus Morrison and John Mac- nab. At a »nl<wqn*t»i m-?«tiogof tli« directors, Mr. Gearga Laddlnw was elected Preridsut. and Mr.’C. J- Campbell Vtae-PresidMi for mean of the m w a,«. > f hit no on, uwi !» without the refining influences of beautiful picture* at home. Among tna tirogrDMtYc 'cadm: Art Publish fag fi mu ot the world, we taka plemmre in uwuti >uing George Stimwn Ji Vo., of Portland Muno; they were among the firat io the busi ness, aid we can only UT>1 ratand the coloaul proportions their trade lu assumed by r." inaailie-inq tbit in tbs Dominioalof Cauda ami the Vtijtied States live fifty million people We cannot better illastrata the in.vguitude of their butinais then to slate the amount of money paid by them for postage stamps dur fag ttm y<ar I8"tf; we have ihe figures direct from th a firm, or we should thuik there was some mistake. They paid for postage stamp* during the year 1878, thirty three thousan I one hundred and four dullaiw and ninety two cents ($33,10492) and, iu connection with «m*Il ontera were scut by mail, the larger going by express aad freight George Htinson A ... ........... L< ng aince, this ent irpriains Ann reco^iiznl the value of printer'* ink jufiewuriy used in advertuitMi. and they inform Ba that wiihont ll they eould never have extended thair Imai- INDIAN OUtHAGE IN LABRADOR. f 5 to f2 D ^ AGENTS W ANTED! FOB P iRTmULAB-S ADBU.AS WILSON SEW1NS MACHINE CO., at}? ’ Im roor"'" ««•«.$0 0 tr^. W. U.VbUWf M»ta^ TTCTOSB rr o» v oaeaa f i l l ftlO rww*- •** UU HO Ai**vuK.tT rtu-rjetiN GfN rotrs. Mo^la day twenty-four thousand dollars ($.’(, ■ Ouu.W) on ««wtrvt far newspaper adver tising. They •ridenlly long Binea found the WORK FOR ALL KF#Vn» ACdr »i2&aa tu da. BEATTY ceived from the Labrador coast ot ths «i<- ure by Indians erf a ma^fatreta. It HMM*art that Mr. Franofa O'Brian, District Magis trate at Cbleoulhni, despatched tbfe fall by the Local Government to adtniafator justiea Altars, stopped nn hn a i«tm at A port uwsr Sevan Istanda.whare lie triad hud seateuoed aii I nd । au for route nsfadrtneauaar t>r other. the iwvagns. who bound him and drageed hun-off into the wsada. About a week after ihia occurtanro A missionary paaeing by the spot haafd of tha affair, And communicate I ilia toet» to Ml*. O'Brten by IMI^ to CM- enntiuffi where th* now* oreM^d areal e>- eitement, many tUftktne lha« Mr O Brfao s A GANG O? THIEVES BROKEN UP 100 Clover Serf B«U«w rd two at tha ringleadcra on SaturdBy swo- cooded in breaking np a jki'ig of ihievre which have infested tbo toAn far tbo past Vin Ml Md e ana «*. keys stolen from UM domw.. . «—< AS.ed are MoMain aud Unm * I f l former cqmidated ui April a 5 ■ ■ « TO RM penitentiary. Mg ■ Parvrttea Smtv ren 8 '“^ OXEj D^'TRIBU'N'E their use-oi . Emilia ^ang Reporter i water wr onnaing । asep me lodging places dry, and not’ goM .toward furnishing warmth Z®D the, «i®y, and If ihh wamth can bg' J, From the A»eric« AfrireUurii*. FaU ‘F low ii^^a t lot th# plow rust . fa Uia.fuirows. Bo long as there is any plowing to be done, let it be done nt once, and oa soon fft fiuiohefl, clean off the plow, greoBo, or lime-wash, tho mold-board and ■hare, and gutll away in the tool shed. Gather ujtailihe tools, clean them, coat Tih8 ^boJFwlALw&h crude potonle'nm, or v Mme common laid or dll point, apd'store them in their proper places. Tools will last twine *3 long it thus kept. - Prepare far Winterr-—Whatever pre paration jg needed for winter, should be begun nowyor^bfore enow falls. A litfe foresight aavea much trouble. Slacks should bo well protected, and the co^ringi repaired, ifno.essiry. Store a sufficient supply of fodder and litter iu tho btfa, and over the staples and abada for present uso. tThrashing.—A iwo-hoisa tread-power t kt! foBnt1 vejy ' useful. These machines are made very portable,‘jjpII are easy to be moved from ed by lhrakhini» for the neighbors after the work athame has'Leen done. With these 's- d°Qa Quietly and -S d 8l^k iS ^«ny of the *h®iy-hurley' of a hired Bbl, and without waste of grain or . straw, or overworking Gio horses. Con^Cuekuij^.^-With the use of xna- , Rinnes, and the peed for economy in every form of labor, all ihe-eo-called “poetry of farm work" ' bos ’disanpeared. Tho old- fashioned corn^hnsldugs in tho barn will soon no more badicld, aud, along with tho old^ashiqmtfl festive “harvest homes," will be soon only remembered iu atory. These homely frolki ^nust givo way to more T sid^aod'aoii^abor.-and now thg soon er the corn-husking is out of the way, the better. The fields should bo cleared at once, aud whofi everything is under cover, there will bo time for more comfortable •frolicking indtors. (‘ - ’ ” ■Take care~of the Fodder.—When com is husked,'the fodder should always sot up, jnris gb£yel thoroughly cured. We some itjine a^o^refc^cd in tbexo hiuta to the manner ofhettihg np shocks; aud the num ber hill* inwach. A couple of considerable Western carrespoudents kindly wtahod to inform ns in regard1 io Ui^tiumber of bills put into a shock, stating the number to bo from 144 to 2bC. We were well aware of this, butjWwe speaking of the manner of 1 p itting up shocks to etay pat up, and to s*yc the locldor in "flic best way, and not ’merely, lolia lie aped togetlier for harvcBt- i ig the eom. Moderate-aizcd shocks will cure belter tiian vary largo ones, and 25 or •13 hills muko _B _ shock l.irgb cnongh to Lind. non|e or_atack lh$ stalks as soon a* dry cuangta to ba safe from mildew. Whilo dr^fag in tho field, four or more com shocks msy be put into one fodder eat only nutritious and digestible food, and not too much of that; keep them quiet, and da . net snflbc 4h«B» to l^e irnlatod;, avyul exposure to eoW, wet sfohns, and if this can not be helped, dry tho *kiu, using con siderable frictiou, with a coarse cloth,‘then give a warm drinft at eocn M ^possible efter it. When tho system is feverish kom cold, give a eaiine cooling laxative. FewDsg Large ®r Small Animal*. Abundant experience, if web proof were neceesar^, show* that them is mom profit in fending the larger brood*, than thorn i* with the smaller breeds of animals,whether for meat or milk. Of coarse, there are exo ceplions in thia, ns in all genernlynles ; the small Jersey cow, for example, which is expected to produce an exceptional product of highly colored and finely flavored bnt- tar; but this docs not affect the rale above stated. It is only necessary to consider that, when we feed two animals ef 700 lbs. each, wo have to sapi^ the demands of two sots of breathing, circulating and mss- oular apparatus, which are conaiderab’y more extensive and expensive than tl^osc of one animal of 1,400 lbs. This i&lrue of every animal that we food, from the fowl aud.pig, up to Jbp cow and fatted steer. Ten small Merino sheep, weighing 80 lbs. each, will cost more to feed than four Cota- wolds of 200. lbs. each, or five of 1G0 lbs. each. Besides the gain in feed, wo have also a largo advantage in the less propor tionate amount of o’ffal in the fewer largo animals tMn in tho larger noinbcr of small ones. Where flesh and milk are the objects in view, this consideration ought to have great weight in the selection of stock to be kept. The choice, of course, will be restricted by the opportunities for keeping the stock, for it will not pay to keep Short horn cowsnpon a pasture where only small- active cattle exn pick np n living; hut, where other thinge are cqttnl, this consid eration should be well weighed. Jnst now, there is opening up a large opportunity for feeding stock for beef, which many formers will very soon find a deeirublo one to seize upon. In choosing animals for feeding, then, they will find it to their profit to select such large breeds os the Shorthorn or Hereford, where Iho locality admits of it; and where it docs not, they will cer tainly labor under the disadvantage of preparing for market an article which can neither sell Jor tho highlit price, nor can be produced at tho lowest cost, futhor, there is another advantage in marketing tho largest amount of product in ano pack age, so to speak, for animals of 1,500 to 1,600 Jbs. can be sent to market at leas pro portional cost than the same weight in the form of animals that are ono-half or one- third smaller. supplied by artificial mean*, it will 1>3 equivalent to a proportionate percent age of food. Moreover, it has bwn wall re- marked that boride* the actual low of food from-tho increased amount needed under ex,- posare to cold, there is a further leak of milk from a feeling of di« com fort The ucrolioc* srenfiwayr disturbed by influences that- canie pain er uocaaincar, and ev?ry ihivec of a half-frown cow will make“ltaelf visibl* in the milk pail." — To kf«p the stock in gcml, thrifty condition, therefore, and thereby to economise proven der, lessen the chance* of diaeaso and acci dents, and increase the yield of milk, M well as the amount of flosb, it is' necoMary not only to feed cows generously iu fall time, but also to profile a comfortable and-conven ient fh«ltcr for thetn, against^ the inclement changes of late autumn and tho stunus and rigor* of winter. AfttN YQ A DAY lalllnjr the MIKACT .UEH 1 i i I'ev. -Writes with o'Mwater. Ku Ink required. La»ta onejuar. A pci- fjctpein. Sample 1° cento—Ihrec for2>«xnta Catatoruo tne. Addrwi. ••MONTH KAL KOVF.LTY CO., Montreal, Que. NOTICE to FARMERS rpHE Proprietors of the above JI ills.J. In addition w their Genera! GrKiJn^ nnd Hour- A NEW PATENT CORN COS CRUSHER For aruahlnc the eom »n4 cob togcllirr for feed', or shctllug the coru ur grinJliq; it srjarau-ly. W. k 3. PARTLOW.laxcrsotl, Oct. 17. 137*. 201-3 Farm fo r Sale FOR SALE, n Valuable Improved Farm of 100 acres, nearly all cleaicd and in a hii;ii state ot cntliiatlon, vlthlti two tuiios of liigerrotl, In lb« Towusbip ui North u*f»n1. <n> the bnu l« a pxnl brick hour?, eoutaining Wntoms "llfi a|l *1‘* iieecaMry ont-billtdinpi attached, nix* a goid Iiamc GOOD TEA s ’ ' —p-f- , LABGE ■ -FALL .ARRIVALS f /- nAR M R ' T DO R N j' A,i,LnQD — 4. ’ H * O L - C -- R --- O -- F T ‘ , •J 7 Solicitor CAB DS, UHHI.U CL, HULGROFT, , AttonicyiHiVrnwC / J>n In Chancery, Nutarire PutZli, di^ke.1 J J O < ; I l O i T B B HOODS"Iulias' The T ailoring..D e p a rtm e nt IN FULL BLAST. riej Your Clothing at tho F. MolHx «n, LU ft. W. WiunxIIoLcaorr, ft. A. WLLUAtO.^ _ JaG, HEatER, z . TTOHKEY, SOLICITOR, Ac. Money to toon at PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, kb., Iii^cHoll. Office — Charles ill vet, * fetr door* rot ul Thames street.Mgerwll.Dee 13, IS7X ING! ------WWTBB n a ww«r-----—— T A »TRECEIPTS. 51 Hi Four Bales of Buffalo Robes Just rtbeived and opened—Prices Lower than ever." Look out for further announcement net week. GOLDEN LICIT, Thames Street. G. A. THOMPSON. Ingersoll, September 19, 1877. x97 1877.1877 GRAND OPENING DISPLAY OF NEW F A L L G O ODS,-a ’ ■ 1 AT JOHN McEWEN & CO.’S The Stock will be complete on SATURDAY, SEPTEM BER S 1877. I tt W A t K PR lIIYSICI AN, Surgeon, kc.\ Ingersoll. SrOift. r^llvll'a. IllnM. IV ...___________ r ICENTIATEo the Royal College of i_J ue'.iul Surgeons. Ontario. Knunio—Clerk Car- W. A. SUDWORTH, SUBGEON DENTIST, Giaduate ot tho Ontario Rental Cvlkge. SPECIAL attention given to the pre- •orr»Uiwkoi.lUiiu>laiJrte«Hi4 </ £, Street. Jngcniull. CHARLES KENNEDY, SURGEON_pENTIST T ICENSED by the Royal College of 1J Dental-Surgery. Ontario.fccto c.-lra-ted without |-^Iu by tbenreuf Nitron, J (Ju, vU', if dwired-' iqiectai attention (vid to the pnaerratloii of nntunil teeth.Oilice on Kins ,t.-"Cto ojipuaite the " Daly^ HOUK." _ Ingjnwll, Jfcc. is. TW. /a ( ' I Y£ lltiu he M» rojMhltot tuinntnu CMW M Na- un r> rnvrjrien rumlire properlle*. which G<»I “ lut* In4ll1el mtn the veselalde klnefihnn fat beak S S WK. ______ tha wrerCJ I■irt-nxfaqnM the *y-icw ?n.r pwrlf blood. Bv fo. CTC-.il .-MH lh«rMWh ’’W Ing iirnpiTtIc*. It i cftca .ill KUfHqyW, ■ '■ orajl SScc rrwumtn lIan la -i rmnmw.BIJIe■ WPT 0j<W l!rwF“ off.4 Ihe iitniinniu:* W-li c^-e. rou-vl by l«<l l<k«t. a eori'fiierH thl* you eriul,<T>twU>iag^ *&1 1 vigoratmg niyJxine. ■ ‘ J color "t -kin. or yei "wi Ii brown ►>«pctiasKreF/.mg snRcrliig Ires TorpM kJ* er. or WOHDER CF MODERN TI^ES. Tliv TU.M Purify the Blood. correct HH UihtpQBstMKNTftis theronly relinldff ulnEut” iwdt rili'V iw u m m are ex- |K-riciunt. A3 n rniw‘Tv Mr nil anrtf eaxes. IW. PierrvV Iliititen Mfrilnil Iliwwcrr lm< w» cqKai, a- it cSeeta |H-ric<v cure*, icvlng tl* UV«r xucr;Siu«iW>laudLe.illUy. <w, SOLO OY DRUGGIS/S AT ST PER BOTTIE." S U E S G B i p E ,, I Ilf At Soolt that have been gathered, should bo made securo iu the pita before tho cold weather comes on. Look out that there is ample vcutitaltau from the bottom to tho top of the heaps. Throe-cornered spouls, with a number of holes bored fa each, to admit air, mat bo put every 8 or 10 feet apart iu a Iqpg pit, or one for each small &■ iS fiW ,carr y off the healed air which arises in all. newly in ado pita of any sort of ^U^.jihich would cause rolling were its escape not thus provided for. IMS not Iren harvested, may b’o-iriflWcd to grow so longas the weather Aiid; ‘ Lie Innfips ^1] make consider- aWe growth noYf, during die cool weather. As^oon a* one or two sharp frosta have occurred, these lata crops may be taken uptSui thia is not likely to happen, unless iu for northern localities, until tho end ot the month. ' < DTa injurious to oattlo, ari^Should net be given to them, but cart ed to <h« compost heaps. H orta should bo provided with blankets for.sso when exposed to storms. These may be procured very cheaply, and their cort.will be saved more Ilian ojjco or twice during (he winter. We do not approve of using blniiket^ja Uiastable^hgwaver cold the weather mgy b£ practice makes : aXk"T?xX '(::dd.0;h" >, and for a to orb horse, may of cut Itay or fodder, with '•*fnfiudi of feed of oats, corn, and to»Clher, tax oaejeed for witch hone. .The «ut hay Is tlvronghly wetted ifla’lW; fte melkl is kcaltarsd overji; a hnndfal of salt for each her^e is added , and the wl»h‘ is well toiled with Iho shovel. It ia thou divided eqnalfy. A simitar cus tom prevail* la targe stables, where huo- dinu* at aaimida*sva' kept; for ooononiy and good results la cAiry.wiy^il can hard- b .. IT T ’ 11B Sal nn animal which begiu* the winter in good eomiittoa, b kept so inpre easily and cheap- «nd ffOita ntlAfojKtM mistakes ■ 'wiH occur. z Fall Trratmint of €aw3. Perhaps at no part of the year do cows need more care and attention than late in the fall, and yet, at no other season are they so gener ally neglected. Early frost* materially injure the nutritive value of the grasses that still often remain abundant in the meadow* and pastures, and milch cows urgently require additional food to keep np their strength and condition. The errors ramie by farmers in. their treatment of stock at this season, are often the result of ignorance or misjudgment rather than of culpable carelessness or mis- management. They -over-estimate the nn- tritiva value of tho forage in the fields, and by compelling their cattle to live on ths frost bitten grosses, tho animals fall off iu condition ami enter upon the winter lean and weak. It is very poor economy to allow cows to go into winter quarters iu lueh an unfavorable state, for the cost of carrying them through the season is much heavier than for stock that is vigorous aud in good condition at the com menccment of cold weather. It is mueb more difficult to put on Htth in winter than iu fall, and tho larger spiuunt of food required for laau stock during that indemcut season, for mare than counter-balances the expense of keeping the animals continuously In good condition ; for stock that in reduced iu flesh at the coiuuienccmcut of winter requires at least a quarter more food to bring it through to grass than it would, did it start strong and healthy. This fact is forgotten or ignor ed by many who suffer their cattle to run down iu the fall, milking them late, and al lowing them to bo exposed to all kinds of weather. Nor is this the only evil repilt of such care less or niggardly treatment It is not at al! improbable that the want of proper care and an insufficient amount of nutritions food in the fall management of stock, are influential causes of abortions. Cows that have been milked all the season very naturally grow more or lc« exhausted and lose vitality, and as cold weather comes on, require a generoe* abundance of nourishing food. If kept exclu sively on tho grasac* injured by tto frosts of October ami November, the tack of sufficient nutrition soon reduces the animals in health and strength and eouscqaeutly predisposes them to thi* disaster. It. will therefore bo a CHINA TEA HOUSE. R E M O V A L ! TAYLOR'S Fish, Oyster & Fruit Depot HAS removed from op|dtaitc the Duly Ifuiiacwmedltnie next Ui (Unipta)i'* Tin and bivvc Sture, where lie ail) keep i-uiwtaully on baud S EA, LA K E, River Fresh Fish IN SEASON. O Y S T E R S , Bc»t Brand, by Can and Quart. Alw, Garden & Field Fruits AND J. TAYLOR. KO-1J For Sale -Cheap. A STEAM ENGINE nearly now, tA. suitable UrUhme Factory. Running Tlircaher teaming Ford. Sc. -Address Box C8, Ingersoll P. O.Ingersoll, Sept. 11», 1877. 197 Boardors_ Wanted, ONE or two gentlemen, can find board by *FH><W to MRS. KnnMerrit Street, Iiiforaull.li>«vrwn. 8e]>I. IS, 1ST7. UN VIC K 'S FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN ia th» moat beautiful varit of tha kind In the world. 11matter of economy, even more than of human- 1 ity, for cattlv-owncra to commence feeding “4 ”J rfat^n, beautifully drawnI, ... , . „ . . " I »nC eolorud m,iu rature. Prire SO cents In Innercabbage*, the top* of roota, BUlall quantities of I rovwBI^a lu elegant ctath. Printed luaermsn ami ground grain or ship-stuff, daily, just u soon aa-this grasses of the pasture* have been touch- nubbin* of corn fed daily, will also prove bone- fici.il in keeping tip Ui« (strength and condition I | ■ of the animal. In addition to this there al 1 1 should l«i plenty of good bay, at least for one c Mice of bran, »horf«, or ground feed of barley a«d oats, or oata and corn, in the proportion o 1US Kil akTON SPR s tcry AWWKfrrMltaia.^dilMia; but ii linmia grVi-f» woiaratalyi Guo ounce ffbffep <Jf W pig, ta ■ good dally allowance. •troag I y rccomnreadod bu keep up the flow of milk and to keep Ute aiifnral fa health aud condition. •U&et ta BSMM its owd supply, when salt »» kept coBS&tnlly bifora ft; otherwise, fa it* •saadiiMca.it will ba apt to taka too sar.ttptibte of cold, and if naproteetc-d from bleak storms and (ro»ty nights, fill off rapidly in flesh and milk. Eren in latnmcr, ■ cold yieldjag milk for »o»»r*l munthir the gettarnl KUH«KX Jngernotl, Ont, ineJ. jiina-teutU of th* firm which occur, ar« CAUMJ by WaWtsttaM. Never light a weather without writm* injury Daring the cold, stormy uighte, that often oooar late ia the f«U. the COM pili do better ia a liable,0 bqgtba trader meh mtwratda ooaBthma, do«i them no gead, and, M a rule, instead of Marching fat tt, they haddte together ia part of tba in<Joanra that afford* Uem a partial protec- dtemiteated. In ttodfaMtuM «oaditto<i than . F. H A L L , WATCHMAKH * HWELILR. VI8ITIG CARDS, IR LadiM and Gentlemen, CIRCULARS. LETTER HEADS, PRINTED at tho Tffi»trx» Ornes JAMES BRADY, F ICEXSED Auctioneer for Oxford, J J El-jin. ltai<Uc«asMin<l LoudiM. <>l!li-<>^tan4oM Huu«. In.eMIL yialc.qn n.mjZk Co.utry^rtuqnkr >tk-»,lcl t... y.JL*’»jr> muJwSt B ■ k * Th.-c rcrw4.vlhe bet■eh e-utstm^ePnlMcl JOHN HASKETT, Genera! Commission Merchant, Greiff, Butter, ChreM and all liiult tf Farm liner. Jill l?d”7|>’ii. Italy Home, f I b'GERSOLL. Jiurenu-ll. Dec. IS. 1673. Jk S^AgpqNAlO, PM VIS to M G ENT I I INT^Il^iIJ^ ONTARIO. Office, Th'.’-ihelf-^trcciy'Chrouklc Btiil.ltas. hracra..ll, Marell 11, 1-77. Ko BEWARE OF , NEW YORK COUNTERFEIT^! ' Spurtnc* iryfaliens cf ’'lloTawar'e Pill, and riint- nreul.* lore ijwo.'ciored aud wild ufwtr the . T1 'TrtintS'E is' fidl of infttrfithi; »3 from all inrt« of tl.< ««rL!. and Ila t*»-a a every weckfilial w|Ui HM-T} T E R M S * We w ould respectfully announce to our many friends and thepu blic generally, that we are now prepa ed to show one of the finest Stocks ever brought to Inger soll. Qur Stock this season is all New, no Old Goods will be offered, but every new fabric in all the Leading Shades that are worn. We have surpassed all our former efforts in our desire to suit the various tastes of our numerous customers, every thing being selected with that care and judgement whicli a long-experience alone can confer. The following Goods will be well represented in our Stock : Tlain and. Fancy Dross Goods - newest novelties. BlackanAOolored French Cashmeres,. Black Stuff in every conceivable make, Black and. Colored. French Merinos, every quality, Black and. Colored Silks, Plain & Fancy "Winceys, best value in tho Dominion, Clouds, Urvakliist Shawls, Wool Squares, Ac., lain anil Fancy Flannels, shirtings, Blankets, And a Complete Stock of Cotton Goods al extraordinary - r K al ra D o B 3 O 0 QJ i- j : co ”1 S <0 tad Low Prices. MANTLE DEPARTMENT. We have completed an-augemeuts with a* first-class Mantlemaker who will be prepared in a few days to execute all orders entrusted to us in first-class style - aud at moderate prices. A full Stock of Beavers, Fancy Cloak ings, Naps, Waterproofs .now to haud, together with p full assortment of, Fringes and Fancy Mantle Trimiuings. 7 3, 1ST". iro IN A DVAN CE. q gfl - HOWMAN I). Prop. F RE D. ROWLAND, PO RK PA CK&rt. Holiday-Books/1 BA A ! BELFORD BROTHERS, TORONTO tata j|> Ai)Vi£KW} G . i r r The Ox^h-Tribune XTOW enjoy* tho largwjt circitHtion.of * iy |»<|-er In the South fading at Ox/ynl and• there! ire Ura a^rtRELLED yORK(i 'J^v'. W<-»« *W I srn FWnv |T irie riDa'zoKxtX :i IZiltohlJC Sliyi for tho EwRch Uirict. 1 _ _____________LQKDoy, o^C. rowswoiffis id a credit to Catiadiau wurkuuJublp."; ’ » A TIIKGOI-H THREAU by the Jate^X«rmnn FITO f ^S lH Q D C 8 n Q E B C UCtxhj. D. D , S'lturv, 6--U ; beautifully Wu.lratai, i. __ __ N jr Je*nn/t>h, . .”..»Hlt nedi—sv-, M*il. «UpI . ,■ - r ROYAL INSURANCE COMPAWV•-J ‘ CF LIVF.II^.H>L 4 tommy. - 1 IMPERIL I^UUN^ ^OHnitNY COMMERCIAL- UNION INSOqiCZ CO^d-lh. tnite.lt, »i.S3 roloih 01.vO.aww I vF U»IMX. ENULAKIk’;; V f i f n C ’WANUFACTUREM , AND MERCTAgT Drew Gai. eyrrerpondotif «L UM.L»»<1M> LatN Tt ghn h : etoSn.evo : preliStey Uhhtrate.1 . dvtncl.• iv-r.r—.. In — !ivn!v an.I nnnre1.1.1I.>u. alvle al OF iUMitti-N, dXT. , . . 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KING -TS imrTWmrcwrir 'MmitHi. etsWT K’‘l - ih** ■"” -•• *'■ ” •*Mis« Cuthbert, are yoirsn <#t mabl?' —>—t>Hrsww^we»Uiv yinmkd-Mue eyre oi’ Tbs chM«fi»»h«4w»d hung hat head. ‘‘Nothing; onht last night when you nud *Mr.'*Keifabth &nn6 in the gate; wo were all on thgrdMsai-xnci p^u^'nu said Mr. Ken- netfi weffied very^-iomelbing Freuch; and Alice said that was too absurd, for yon were T^iTetor mind what Bertha eaid. ina&nia fist Uster! wnutd dot liki Your ?<Ju to rcp^k^iWfee yod'liappen to hear ttieommt*rree-- mark/^T'otfr slate fl correct,"'sho kdded, * ^ss’Cnlb- hert ?”t4md >tho eblue eyea, grew abashed stful as they noted tho unwohted Ltlro. gqyer^era' cheek..ie«B,‘certafaly not;" and she smil ed do^tf ra ity’s doubtful face aa sho gave her lb* kUauf dismissal. cd Bat tho smile faded as soon ns Iba small syrp^KV^iialieJrapd tossing scattor- 1 ^Inrtf^Bnrer, H^governBAntOfetcned out ofdW-stinhy, dusty schoolroom, and up io Htfr dWn'+i part meat.It was a woudurfnl September tiny, mng- - hificent in clearness and color. Ytl!ov.ing * fields and' crimsoning woodlands ~ were Haefi^Min Magic ennshino. Down below hu/in the garden, the flowers glowed Hkn jfb>Q^and far Away iu dnit^,' flittering 4istaMB^ hi Rs, forests, and ocean were bbuHifAj*y t jfnrple sky. Was it tears in JiShy tBSiber^s o. e« that made the snu- liSkt misty? I inpatienthvsho dush- njil Ytill they Altered aud roll sl^Jy, blurring ths bri"ht day. iOnly r'fnrcrness 1 Weir, had BLO not tecom^ceuBtoraed fq being only a govern ess dirtiog thewAio weaty years of lonely KKa rert.° fi10 world ? Aud nn of'd maid besijos—yoK, surely that, for this day even now fleclfoing must be counted as her thirtieth birlLdny, But that, too, was »o ne»r thought, Why ahonhl a girt's. cafttefa,‘Sighting speed) Wound h?r so ? ‘Do hope a,ud*romau4O never die in n woman's heart ?' Silting with chtapctl hands and bent head, tho governess re- . via wed I ha two mnmlis that limb elapsed since tho morning that Bertha Filming, S a t her sifter over tho’ top newSpaper, had inquireS : h <j&4<r \ew yirk Adon ic i«jn.Ui|s n«^H6vhoo<l ?' clljUgiuiL&a faildsn-haired 'ent oh^arelcidy assorting her worsteds. ,* I suppteo.yen couldTKH by reading (his poper, but I'll savo yon the trouble. It's nobody IcssflM i^G tlgA Keunctli.j <bo diilafatairtchi hjrti-ihwt 'Beason, aren't you gtaS4>tt>«Aaatoy* is located iu this romantic spot ? Ob, don't trouble yotir- fc-mo X '.JilKaljt uU«edj You arc too imperii- i cat.~“rel tWro’yooFgoverness, I would tenon yqu batter manners.'‘ Go.xi urannera JoL't run in our family.’ wntHhc sm-eno 'jettponse. ‘ When I reach your‘ngg I'll bc^iu to cultivate tteui.’' Butcn on nboutiiMn.Kehnetb,’ inter- pofril! Miwfl’letniftg^-a matronly lady, who loved IUIL wcli lo inti ribrowith the fi rtSr"femages-;#•*mrua between lier daughter. ’ ‘ Irtitifalone here?’ ‘ No, mamma, ihere aro three other art- fats nibrttidned^ Oue is'lhat dried-up Mr. Finnis, Jie's M fond pC• Who, by the- way/in an artist of grant merit/ rfthariked Miss’Alicc, with much as- perity. >», * Woll, well,- my.dears, we mart hare Mr. KenncAHiero toditmer. He is n cbanning young ggntknimii. and a great favorite of initw. And wu'll iorite-- his frieud, of Course/' • • ' •- IN ,So it happened that file two artists bad been gijCBts nt Iho ITeniint;s’ for nn nveiiing, which proved nn introduction to much pleasant social intercourse. iJaving been pre[>areil to ace in Mr. Ken- 1 eth only a han<faotBBj| fashidffable, srif- fouaeimia devotee of drt,-lfie governess bail 1 ecu ns'ooisbcd to meet one who seeuied senrecly more thin a boy, with nil the nr- ilor and culhunaBtn of young life {flushing bis cheek avd firing his glance,“«who yifr jossoFscd tint subtle refinement, ddienej? i nd drenminers which mark the true atifat. 1111 (in 1111 . f TH ,111 ,»8 plin iy |m w H ,.y ,.. THE -OXFORD TRIBUNE; ViTfiDNfia&AY. OCTOBSR-*t, »»»- ’ BRI »‘S ,B©ah« era KT poor,'tlte man pc«ist<4. mueh ' i really mu alia suit------■ • No, you miwo't »u«l8i nor »pofop« . and Bertha's voice was supported by a oborusfiom Iha curious group, ‘ y ou’re a gbn'ius, yon know. K<W. •« w® h®« ? Kltat MtDM a stadv bf foliage, and next the old bridge over the creek. Very pretty. Foliage again—rocks—in opu ^“WB ; Ifowitea’diarjhoau «re | .how lightlyqb, bow lovely!' anti sb# paused, enraptured by mi exquUilo little colar sketch of cou- • Oh, beautiful!’ and ‘Mr. Kenneth, how conid yon deny us the pleasure oi Basing that ?' warn the outcries' that fol- Ilowed-‘ Oh. now we come to the character studies I Here's a Golintb to begin with, and au Airy Fairy Lilian on the opposite page.- Wlmt a ccnlrost I And oh, here's thd* funniest charcoal study of toads I'A laugh rose and grow as head after head bent over the paper. But it wns checked by an exclamation from Bertha, who had turned aleni: , . ‘ Why, hero's St. Cecilio, and,, as I hr*, it's tho image of Miss Cuthbert I'Every eye sought tho Governess’ face afe she stood by the balustrade gazing out nt tho moonlight with absent eyes. Confused bv ilio general notice, sh» said, hastily: ‘Of me !' nud glanced from the picture up- held by Bertha to the face of tho artist. Tho latter met her look with another, half eager, half deprecating, and a dark red flush rose to his cheek us he tried t j stam mer a formal apology.• I cannot excuse the liberty I have taken but I can beg Miss Cuthbert’s pardou. Her attitude and expression as site sat at the organ the other evening struck me and haunted me until I made a sketch and christened it St- Cecilia.' '‘ Excellent! Thai heavy cod of hair, that sweep of drapery, and tint absorbed * I could not b« lira ‘lily maid of Aslolat, it I did uot Simla on Lancelot.' , *•‘But I cannot paint you, for I . Lave rarely seen w« Bmilo—hnvo never seen yott to«k glad and oare-free. And yonre.' he added, in lower tones, ‘is the face of all in tho world that I most wish to see happy and bright.' Involuntarily the listener started nt the words, nnd a quick heart-thrill disturbed the oven answer. ,‘Like most of tin race, I am neither very happynor extremely jnismable.’ ‘ But is not happiness passible ? Lei ms make you happy by tha1 effort of my whole life. Miss Cuthbert, why will you not underetand mo? I want to tell you that 1 love yon.' The'last loaf of tho blossom sho had mined fell on the grass. The hand that had hold it was prisoned in two oibers, nnd lira moonlight shone on the earnest dark eyes that were trying to1 see her face. Amy Cuthbert's resurrected romance, warm nnd glowing with life, stole back into her heart and fired her pale cheeks with blushes. Half incredulous, sho listened, as the voice went on passionately:' I lovo yon. My darling, my rose of life, what will you say to uio boenuse 1 love yon ?'Reader, whnt do yon think Amy Cuth bert answered ? Ou tho one hand fay the desert at life, unsunned and unvaried ;ton tho other waited love, joy,light, and beauty. Could alls turn away, when Snowr-.ol!ed and crimson'puted »]*d a wondroui ‘W r In tho waning moonlight, amid the dying year, sho read another page of her idyl —au idyl destined 10 grow fuircr and dear er through many n coming year. So ended Miss Cuthbert’s birthday—Harper's Bazar. J IHvH m . Tb^ largest davit fish aver know to to captured, dead or alive, has been landed in Nsw York dead. It was driven Mhnra near St, John during a severe storm a few weeks ago, and it found by'fishermen dying on the rocks where the ebbing this had left it. Tho creature's body is ten feet long, ending in a candal fin two feet and a half across, and is armed with ten Logo tentacles, two of them thjrty feet in length and Iha others eleven feet. At the base of the arms is a powerful parrot-like beak, above which are two deep-set eyes each eight inches in diameter. The urins are slender and lathery, broadening nt tho base, and arc supplied with several thou sand anckeni in doable rows, by which'iho animal’s pfty is seized with a grip from which there is no escape, and dragged in ward to ba killed from the nowcrful beak. Tbu body add arras were n dneky red when found, but have since become perfectly white. The creature’s mode of progression is noltholeast reiuarkabls thing about it. Tlie water is admitted to tho breathing or gans by valves, and when it has given up its oxygen to the blood it is violently ex pelled through a sort of funnel, and the crea ture ia thus driven backward with great rapidity, while the broad caudal fin acts like a rudder in directing its course. It can als« move backward or sideways' by the action of its fins, and sometimes crawls along tho bottom with its long arms in n most ungainly fashion. This extraordinary creature has been purchased for the New York aquarium, and will be placed ibero in alcohol. ■ u*» DM lPIJCH fcSBW Fouataii Nasal ftjector,'1 on I DOUCHE, r t V Si. TbU Inrtnnnent Is especially designed for the perfect npphcalisn of DB. SMB'S OATABEH BZXZDY. It Is Ilic only form of Instrument yet invented With wiildi tluhl medicineenn l>o carried high up anti per/ecllp to nil parts of Uie adectednasal p.v-nges mid Iha c.liambcrsor cavities com- iiiiinicaUng therewith, in which sores and ulcer* frcnncnlly exist, and from which I he catarrhal discharge generally proceeds; Tho want of sno- «>■» in treating Catarrh heretofore lias, arisen largely from the ItniwsslblHty of npulylng%m- eiliCa io Uic e r.avititM anti ohnmbers uy any of Uie ootnmry methods. This obstacle In ths way of etTeeUiig cure* Is entirely overcome by Uio biren- t ot the llollr.lio Tfj I. ij....... Dr Vcnuof uutl the Wolter* Writing from tho WwkpG' bl Mountains, AT THE IN addition to tfre IjfrgQ 8tot?k aWfaMy'aniwancell, ittivuridetaigaed iveontimraMy redBt lug large- shipments wf vNbw G« ds ih oisk¥ to<«| j.Jv the gw (tad soi<tar44.7- and he forts UMared by the 'arge and increasing patronage ®f' th*<p«Mic<h»< be W a«M>Mw the people with just what they want and at pnoee uncquaIlud-jBFthfcX'o4Dly> Hb tMr bMaI znt 1 •, & Stoek'h generaljmottmefat of ' ■ ' ” Men's, Boy's, Youth's, Women's, ^isggr anFYUlitdren'i Wgiir, la all classes of FM1 and Winter Goods whdfeii Wean self at ■ before oOered. .Tho Goods bare been- bought^U the J'* VBJOBSJ and will b.e far muBr. »< >• r gutaab i •" T-«t r - 'rqin'-* tent bin! .ri«rinl *mr n in rwtr- Thaaking Mtmpropte' of IMSAOU and vicinity for their literal -patronage rimw, his: return here tai Business, he respectfully solicit* their further. p^tropage AMuring;ttem that they can save rndhey by buying; ■ a dithofr Fall and Winter Good/fat theJ “ * “*' Gliea.p G ash B o ot & S&oe BCouvcr ne t -y rs^n N Q ..m JI tL» .swvwrr * : «l-U a O m ,’ 1 .tnudni? tfrah® td3 X » T took me all perfect.'4 And so hkc In r!' ‘ Mr. Kenneth mnal bare made qui’o n sluby of tho Imfy’s face and figure,’ Alice Fleming said, with a eoinawhal derisive stuile, ‘ He ought to have a vote of th'Uika.'* But I ntn afraid Mfrs Cuthbert, on- the emtrary, ia displeased with me,’ the pro prictorof the sketch book remarked doubl- fullv. V ‘ ludccd no,’ the Governess bnsfoneij to say. ‘ I ain very gbnl yon’ thought iny face woi th’sketching. Il baa MVer boon so tnnch’honorcd before.'• She awes yon more subatanlial Rinuks, Kenneth,' said Mr. Finuia, with R laugh. ‘ Sho ought lo take tbo very attimdo you fiavo depicted, nnd repay you by giving ns a song. Ab, Miss Cuthbert, don’t say uo !' The governess shrank back.' You must excuse me. I’m n>t in the moml for singing.’ • Must one bo in the moo.l ?’' Pray obliged Mr. Kenneth, Mifs Cuth- Leith,' said Bertha, maliciously. ' I really can not.’‘ When sho says she can not, sho means site will be urgin'* Tho importunity, half joking, half ror- dous, WHS continued, until Alien Flaming, who wtu already annoyed by the affair of tho portrait, qqttc lost p.-iticnco.‘ I never before,’ she soul, coldly, 'have sceu Miss Cuthbertm tempt the role of tho piima donna in society. Sho dots it very well; bnt I really think wd’ have bad en ough of it.’ Utter and amazed si’ence followed this speech. No one knew what to say. Amy Culhbert crimsoned to tbo temples, nnd walked straight to the piano, straggling hard to keep back the tears that thruatened lo uverfhiw. Still possessed by the sadness and cx-i haiisled by the excih incut of thp uftimoon, the effort of singing hud seemed impossible. Jh:l no sooner had she ion died tho kt-ys than sho heenmn conscious of an inipeia- Sparks ami Splinters, WHHN I lost my wife,every family in the town oEcrcd me another; but when I lost my horse no one oficrcdio make him good. ATHLKTIC sport for ladies: jumping nt concInsionR; walking around a su'hject; run- niug through a novel; skipping full descrip tions. “I SHOULDN’T C ire much about the bugs," said a thin, palo ledger to his landlady, "but tho fact is, ma’am, I hain’t got tho blood to spare.” . A clergyman nt Springfield who has a , bail habit of adding ”nh” to many of his words, told last Sunday of those who bad been brought up on tho Lord.s side aii. A crabbed.'rdd bachelor soys women nre (ho greatest thieves in existanco becan.c they sled their potlieunts, bono their stays, crid their babies and hook their dresses. asked au Irishman to the great-comedian. "Nn, I never was at Cork," replied the wit but 1 have seen a good many drawings of it. Prof. Wise says he intends making a trip in a “balloon with dyspeptics." We didnx suppose a balloon was ever troubled with dyspep in; gastric fever would be a moio liicajy ailment. “A min who’ll nnKciuusly sit fire io a shed, said Mr. alow, “ard barn up twenty cows, ought to b" kicked to death by n donkey and I'd like to do it mi'salf !" i>lo vis very severesomMimeB. Ran Kian to Turk, who receives a bayonet •* Wolves are nt present abundant on the rocky hills and mountains of Templetau and Wakefield. Some thirty sheep have been killed witbiij the past few days in the neighborhood of' oiir quarters. In Portland township and along the Priest’s Creek hardly a night p dse3 without the howl of tho wolf being heard, and hero also’ the sheep have recently been killed in large numbers. Mr I’eljssier, of Wakefield, in forms trie that two yens ago an army «f wolves came down along the valley of the creek just referred to, nnd destroyed every thing iu their track; s»nta 20J sheep fell victims to those bloodthirsty creatures in Portland alone within a comparatively taw days. In the Goro of Templeton Giese animals nra just now particularly nbundiint, and this lo<a’ity is barely fifteen miles from tho East Tempktou wharf on tho Ottawa River. Il isclearly seen whence these crixifures edino. A long- range of barren mountains 5 r.fch from. Portland nrathward between tlta rinrs GMinean and I.iovrca, and joindn with Iha great r.mx- plored and unsetUnd areas of country to wards tho sources <>f these rivers. There is not a deer to be seen in this neighborhood at present. Th" wolves cniue down this season as early ns the month ot July, and cowmenc- d their work of destruction." '.nc"b ,1Mh| "lib 'llii* InrirumonL Dr. cages Calinrll'It<iinc.lv cure* recent attacks of»n "Cold in the Head” by a‘H’l'HraUon*.I^CATflRRH ZZ , SYniPTOMS-Frcqacnt lic.Klnclic, iliwlinrgn filling Into throat, Mimc- timre 111'011110, watery, thick mucui, purulent, ollcn-ivc, etc. In otlicrs, n drync*'. dry, watery, weak, nr lunnniu>I eye*, stopping up, or obstruction, of nns.il p:i-<igcs ringing in cars, deafness, Innvking ami coughing lo clear throat, ulcerations, eenbs from ulcers, voice allerel, nasal twang, offcnsTvc breath, impaired or total ileprhiuion vt sciue of unell and taste, dizziness, mental depression. Ires ot appetite. Indigestion, enlarged tonsils, tickling cough, cut. Only a few •>f thc»e symptoms arc likely lo be prcMul in any ca-c nt one time. ' r T -Dr. Xagc’s Cntnrrli Rem edy, when used with Dr. Pierce’* Nanai Doucuc, and no- compaiiied with the c>mstliu'ion.-U treatment wfilcn is rei-oiniiicnde-t in the pamphlet that wraps each bottle of itic Remedy, Is a perfect spcclllc for this loathsome disease. It is mild nnd pleasant to lire, containing no strong or caustic drug* or Ci-ons. H he Uatarrh Rcntxly f» sold nt io cent*,niche at Gl cents, by all Drugglata. J. F i IYIORREY. W-m to object 2"rk, yon don't■It is-the first time in eight days that anything has gone into my stomach. A preacher who arrived al the kirk wet through, asked an old Scotch woman whnt lie would do, to which sho replied. “Gang into the pulpit ns suuc as ya eau. Ye’ll bo dry enough there." was." “Why, put Hint into think, jf he had been ss very rich,he would A White Savage, ing In r mood in music. Stopping abruptly in a light pndude, sho tossed aside tho sheet of music before her. Only\a few days befme she had set to music a htile poem that had struck her fancy, and now, without premeditation, she began to sing it, feeling as if all (lie corro,w and despair A lady sent a note t > tho nowjpaper to get a recipe to cure the whooping cough in a pair of twins. By a mistake a recipe for pickling oni.ms was unconsciously inserted and her name attached, and she received this ainwer through the ‘‘Answers to Cor- In yesterday’s issue moulion was made of Mat. Tritan scalping his wife. The narra tion was not overdrawn, lie actually wrenched the hair, scalp and all, from the top of her Lend. lie was taken before Judge Cook, of Gold Hill, yesterday fpr trial, and bis came, and not ouly shook Her g >ry locks at him and said he did it, but so pictured the assault as to greatly incense the jnrv. Sha took from iter basket fl:e identical scalp which her Itnsbandhsd talc- on from her head, nud showed both il and lira wound to tho jury. The gory patefe was nearly us la^ge as the palm of one's hand. The jury, upon such evidence. f.«und him guilty, aiid Judge Cook fined him S1U0. The woman skeins Io have exhausted all her animosity during the trial, for uo toonor wasiranUuco pronounced than she stepped forward, counted out the coin and ralcnsad her savage ford ffum clutches of the law. n-sponibniK A General's Treatmtn'. ling the careless listeners into altcniim. Tfio passionate tones, soaring above them, ’inking her usual jlacfSTWaj^ui^’fi'nobft ffec’ni->d singing the dirge of hope.Fined Dietuber of the 4anulvcircle,'^h* > olid with incrensingwcmder fl»U %ii»pli6- hooking nrotind the circle of astonidwd » yand frankness of juauucr of this much- • • •' •--• - ■- ’■ ’ -«■• p nia«l young painter, this pet of society, sho sat in ihe centra of droD, bis face oligS WM •anfa merriment, talking otf’.vivgejpasly.'nil if liewere a child himself." V ™ W ’’ said Miss Fleming. in scalding water, sprinkle plentifully with “sit, nnd immerse them fora week iu salt brine.’’ A French nobleman being very ill, nml deeply iu debt, Said to bis confissor, that A man who hadn't ;iny good clotlies worth mentioning, and whoso nose was more prominent than his old lint, entered a C-nigress street s iloon yesterday, gave die bar-keeper a military salute, and said: “Let me introduce .myself us General Parton, jiiatfrom the Plains." Customers will please hot ask1 for CERESIT as no CP-TTOTT BE ATtHEW .w<1 it is only for the Cash in hatnl that theso Goods can be sold at such low prices.* , No. 23 Thames Street, Ingenoll. NeaHy opposite the C7ipwiic£ Office. WM. A. CROMWELL..' N. B.—Every kind of order work And repairing neatly aal^prpmptjj doui by Mrf EdwardBarker assisted by Messrs. Birss't MlnAk ' . , , , t jIngersoll, October 17, 1877; ' w a aa, . «!, G R A ND O PE N IN G OF AT A .rat D a vid W h it e Cfo; R Y . 'ELMS % B»O. IFTO U TES K T Zawveror Cw,/St5ftan|ar4 KMH{ " *• OSEKH^. Horae, lugeraoll, October 10, 1877. UNDERTAKER, HOUSEHO URN1TURE. COFFINS, CASKEFS, SHSWS.&C KEPT IN STOCK ’ 'ersiuU altcnUoil '."iven t« funerals.’ . J. F. MORREY. Wtroronms—O'CillaRlmn’s Block. Tlr.inc* Street In^erfon, Fob. 3. 1675.CO INGESROLL Ms £ Sta Wks. - A FINE DtSPUY 6? EVERY DESCRIPTION OP " Millinery, Mantles, Hats/ &C., &c. AND EVERY NOVELTY OF THE PRES ENT SEASON. ’ ’ fra* iftna Flu, • . To Hire * W*Jf. M J yjuic*. 11*1(3 -. To ad! r*r dvatcS*" 200 CLOTHING! C L OTHING ' For Heady ■ Made Clothing, Hals, CAPS and GENTS FURNISHtNGS/WO TO';,'* London House, Thdmes .siioet, Lngersell. ,«* - Select VanctiM.^md Big Bargains.1 , ... I ■ l .UI ! ‘C:. ’. . JOHN J. STUART, Prop. ' Ingersoll, October fD, 1877.Jc 200 i ( A.-' w SMI &■ . Mutton or Be«fc Hnoodal lUlk/, SSEXfife. ADVERTISE SQQg O xfo rd/-^f5 F resh Bread ! That bad been the beginning. From flrnt evening the sober governess^who bad thought her romance; becomeconscious of a new dement in Iter eventless life. Had it been only the language of " Carl Kenneth's dark eyre, that had so often .Fought Irer retired coSuer, dr had it been —*lbe novelty of receiving numberless Hille attentions to which she was all uun&d, that bad first gladdened the dull* days ? How was it that flic barriers rot repervo and pride bind been levelled ko edmpretoly hy tuts stranger's gentle courtasy ? How had she managed to forget tlwat rhe was only a gavejnewnud be tbebdrofrutnions? —she a weroni ra$t ihe heyday of lifo, he in the w y prime nn^gleryyf youth, Ab, whnt a foolish dream 1 And now, awakened by that careless shall of ridienlc, she ton st pay the cost with these bitter tears, falling on eheecks that burned at tho remembrance of her presumptions fancies! Young Mr. Kenneth had Loen kind and chivalrous to her, M it was bh i&ture lo-bo to every woman. Perhaps be had been kinder to b«>Y, out of pity. And she—Well, thank heaven, no one ■'I'gr ‘J it. ibis dyl of a dead tfcejHiOif Ibis iHyl that she would Lury indUo sunset of hSr thirtieth birthday 1Is it easy for a woman to seo the glory fade from her life—to look forward bravdv facer, as tho last note died away, 'Miss Cuthbert seems to bo the sensation of the 'cveninjpi1 — ‘ByJove!' exclaimed an exquisite bolide her, retatyubering to raise a fan ho had dropped five mi mites before, ‘you may well soy that. She'd make a scusntion any where.' singer was suiToundcd, and eagerly complimcutod. x What is th -t song ?' one after a lolher hr tghUtr’5nlY as tffe Hawn of heaven breaks ur bitt's jllggylV dusk gathering the distant hills, and confronting that pres- Il was Inta when a knock at her door r-. •TBCM WM Mfoaiabed to see mooulight al- m dy mlvAriug tanace and lawn. The afternoon bad. long pasMd. «ad merry voieUlWtaMold hst that, «> Usual, the Fleming's hospitable parlors W«ro filled with guesta- How could she go down? But mechanically alto said "Yes," to the MrVAnt-ttMud', M the rose and dcueaiL. removing as far os possible all traces of teare. and Beyiog bitterly to herself, as she • Only a little poem called t “Woman's Birthday." ’ ' Surely you don’t mean to stop. Sing something else.' But Carl Kenneth, nt her side, said, •imnera ireiy, ‘Canm out into the air ; you look renllj' ill. Pray don't aek any thing futtlier of Mis* Cuthbert,* he said to tira oth:rs. ‘She has given me my Bung; that is enough,’ Only too glad to get away from the crowd nnd the lights, the governens accepted his ofierdd arm. Hi cuough she felt, indeed, as they paced down the garden path .in the wuiurg moouliglit. All Iter excite ment had passed into intouse languor—a weariness so great that she was glad to sink dowW»»n a garden seat at the cud of "the walk. D it renicmhering her resolution of the afternoon, sho half rose iu her com panion Curehimself on the gross at her -* I f'UgbL10 P° *“• I forgot that Mm. Fleming scut formo to ploy Bertha's ac- corupaniment.’ ‘ Ab no; don't go bock amongst all those people. Stay hero iu the moonlight, and let me talk to you.' ■Jta>mLeEr"Vycox)f tlTO*Kelf‘scorn which Afod buimntol the governess that kftcr -.o<>n scoimdnj-. hiK-Anti^wty, 'Why,' Aiuy Cuthbert sahl to herself—‘Why should she not sit down and talk to Sir. Kenneth as any friend or Acquaintance would do? Why need »he be so foolish—she who had buried romance forever ? • I shall b । glad to have you talk to men and tell nra about that last picture you were sb taacb Iiilcrtated in,' sho mptad- I hive nht toucht'4 ^for'n'i*eck. lam away from his brow. '! believe I shall keep only one pictor* of all those I have painted tin* smutner.' 'And what ft that?' she asked, u:uBs- p<eHug1y. • A at. Cce'Ha.' Amy Cuthtartcmill not annprecs a start at sbia unexpected reply. Neither could she at once find a fitting rejoin er. She sat in sileBOe, idly palling to pice*** abloaaom of Virginia creeper, thankful that shadows that he might five to pay all Lis debts. The confessor, behaving his peoitenco to be sincere, «uid, that as his design was so just a»d laudable there was reason to hope that his prayer woull bo grunted. "Should heaven be so gracious/’ said the sick man. turning to one of his oldest frien’s, “I shall certainly live forever.'' A little girl of five or six suminere, stop- ping with her parent* nt one of tho fashion- able hotels nt Saratoga Springs, was invit ed at dinner to take -omi wino as it was passed aronud. Sao Jecliucd. “Why do you not ‘ako wine with your dinner, Minniu ?” “ ’T.utso I doesn't like it." “But take n little, then, tuy child, for your Btouinch ssnko,”bo urged. “I ain't dot no tommilt’s ache,” indignantly replied the little miss io the most emphatic manner. Soon niter (l:o Copernican system began to bo generally understood, nn oLI farmer went lo his parson with tho follow, ing enquiry : ‘Dr. T., do you believe iu tho HOW story they tell about tho earth moving around the sun ?" “ Yes, certainly." "Do you think it is ncconljng to iho Scriptures ? If it’s trie, how could Joshua command tho sun to stand still ?” " Umph I" quoted the parson ; “Joshua command tho sun to stand still, did he ?" " Yea." •• Very well. Did yon ever bear that h« set it a-going again ?’ ab, there yon go!” replied the barkeeper as be took him by ths neck and pushed bint out on tho walk. The dead-beat stood on tho curb-sit no and looked back in n dazed sort of way, and when be fiully crossed Jbo street, he “ II' dark, dnrk mystery to me that I can no go into a saloon to nsk how for it is to Chicago that the proprietor does not rfai’d ready to raisa a carbuncle on tny neck. Perfipps it wou’-d’^avc been .tetter it 1 had called myj.-il a Senator from Ne- KoujMn; It fa the Xerfh<Wcst. An "Ohl Ottawa Boy" engaged in framing iu the Nnrlh-west, wriling Io the Citizen from Oak Point, Lake Manitoba,Oct. Clh. Bays: "I shell be leading on the Porcupine Mountains this winter. Myself and party have been laying nt Oak Point, Laka Mani- tohl>, for seven days,jwaiting' for a south wind. W« have Jind a very cold north wind nil through. Yesterday, Ilie 5th Oct., wo had oiir first fall of snow. The ground was white for a short time, but weaewfrst sight of tho beautiful snow.' Wo have over three hundred mid fifty tnilcs to go by wnlcr yet, ami shofihl we grt frozen irt otifho road I will Imre to haul an tny goods with dog trains." '• Whnt does it matter Jrowl. ' “jNo, I will not keep that piece cither.' "** * ^er companion Conlinued, impertuously.The ajm’latrotn of gay Ufa surged around *1 do not waul to remember yod With thather aa «b» treacbed the hall. Bertha 2il||ptnA>4a!]aBs«] iuMbdipiay party, rushed Cold, pure, rapt expression Ihavj depicted. I wti^athfT p»ut you aa a Madaupa—a liappfxi.Uanl l.«< itifnl woman.' 10 yfi i Oyez I Corn* barn and improve oar ebABMA. I'M p«rtoto«d Ur. KHD rth's .k»teh tawk—^IW ^AIUA b# r»fu*e<l ft Ught ah at the jfano. thow characters.' ' Row might I paint yo®. tb*a?’ •A* Ektaa, parbapa.’ aha an awe rad, with a nijib-^ifT ware young and bvauU- • Elaine I No; if I painted yon thus. I B»inl Lancelot kneeling before yua. The HipporynophlJoraltboltMtefakiet Sttednlpptaaas. This is theenphoufonsname miggertedfar the Mitaissipri river monster with which • tow boat captain affirms ho recently Lad a» experience which beats all exploit* yet «. corded with sea serpents. Tira captain sailh ba was tawing a string of coal barges' jiml Above Memphis, Tenn., when he heard i» lou.1 puffing nptse up the riven and pre- sorrily a monster hove in sight which caused lii« blood to curdle nnd his hair to stand on end. Jie describes it an rreembling n vast snake with a bulldog's head nnd a pelican’s tall about fan fret long, Inshing the water into foam with its enormous tail and spant- ing oblique streams of water forty feet high. The creature’s neck was covered with burnished scales, from th* top of th* head hang a long, greenish mane, and immense fins projected from the back and sides. When within a few hundred yards of the boais i\ paused, in ite mpid_courso, and, raising its head and body to an enormous bigb^rAunrejtB the obstacles ia Us track a luotnent, fcM them depress ng its h«M below the surface, rushed for th« nearest berga with frightful xpesd. There n t « violent ebook, and Ura barge was lifted from the water aud overtnraed, and A part of the cargo and a man burled into the river. Again aud again lbs monster at- tacimd tte-terne* fcrlamttely had bwfotfie debated from tira YitWre, with a violence frightful to witnoss, plunging ite beak again and again in the boat’s sid« and making the river boil in ifa mad fury, Ite rage WM soou vented, however, and, with a btllnw, Wbioli toado the boats quiver, it plunged beoeath the surface and allot Green pens grown from Wed matured this year nro the r»g6 at Clinton’nud A»i- herstbnrg. Tho Mothodist Episcopal church,Spencerville, will bo ojtaued on the November. Mr. T. Myers sold his farm on lira Parry Sound Itaad for 8600 cosh, to Williim Morrison, of Wlritchttrcb. Mr. Pratt, for a long time Justice of tl o Peace, at Waddiugtou, has received fie an- pointmetit of Collector of Customs-al that port. ' •! S ‘ A large stone manse has been orcctrtl this reason by the Presbyterian congrega tion in Arthur village, ns a residence for tho pastor, Rov. Mr. Stuart. A *bort time ngj Mr. Absolani Mayhew raid his farm on Lot 44, iu the 5th conces- rion of.Malden, containing 00 acres, to a Mr. John Revues, of Bowmanvillo, fas the sutnofW^M L An incident which ersetes maeh eons- Unhwndly, It seems that Bishop Langevin, of Itiwouski, and Judge TBBebenkan. whom, by his celebrated anathema h« had exeommuai-ai*»l, occupied setta together. The 880 offered by M/. A- B. Shantz, of Parkhill, for flax, has bean awarded by tho North MiddtMx Fair judges as follows:— 813 for the best field, to James McLeod, Btb con.; J10 for tho second bes| to J.D. Mad calf 'liHh con.; »nd tbirj prize/tS^to Thao. ’K arren, I8tb oon., McGillivray. Although tha trophy tn * K id«f will probably BUSINESS CARDS sell tn uuwvr, with • laugh :a nww 1OUUK atone ennsttan , •ioa Hall baa been bmlt at Saruta. W- 0. SMITH D aler iu J AMERICAN & FOREIGN ■ M A R B L E S I " Manufacturer of 1 Mxxiei^ats, ' Grave Stoao3, Maatlo- Pioccs, TabJo.Toxa, Sc. SCOTCH GRANITE Monjim nts & Heat Stones Imported io Order. J HAVING hod several years experience in tho above business w tome of the low! ing Marble Cftlting Establishments in the tAuiutiv, and ixmosringfauditios forlbo pur- chaseut the uueut stone hitherto not possessed by any other establishment of the kii«l in this section Of the Province, J%m prepared tognar. autec satistaeliqu, eitliccin puce or stylo W workmanship, to the moat faslidioup, and earnestly reqnest anyone who may have work to do in ratline to call nt tho works and com’- pare prices and examine the claa* of work turned out. 1 am in a jfositton now to exe cute some of the finest work, and wk that's fair tret and oiawitHtion mule before leaving your orders elsewhere. OHIO H U L d W 'l For Building Puroree*. Furnished nod Cat fl To Order. BF Rcmcinbef the place— Ingersoll Marble Antone Works, Wcstof Jha Markul*Ingersoll. J ano 20. J 870. * 132. County of Oxford. Toms an!Sitting qf Courts for 1S77. County Court, nlUiont a Jury, Monday, 2nd April, — <1 11..^.l«v l.f rv.tz,lw>r Cwa^y aai Surrogats C^rt Seras, ( Jutynirm4t<ntMond* ,Ure5n1^»nll •rtdtsUdr d*v,Uwilh J«fr, , , , »»Wln»W F-Wh SMrtou Court S ittin g P W & -S ntU» M 1 *^8, 8*nmUy, , SR1: ‘S&ri D. & MAOQCKI DELIVERED DAILY fTtG^I T V an ce's B a k e r y , THE GREAT GAUSE OF H U M A N M ISE R Y w»U’» Olebrnleal KMIV the rad’Caland permanent ei (without of NoneDeWtty, Mental and Phrai Buis Bisej/its Cakes AND C o n feoH ow e vy 1 1 ALWAVfiflN STOCK. tsKirsa JO H N G ATH ER unoe sitanie, vnsry «uo»rt m*T curahltsarnie i yon th *nd «i A<14rv» ot Ihe knl/e: ppinUocp.it * mod* o< evt *X s, certain and dBocteal; by toe«»a of «rh(d> pHEMIST A DRUGGIST. AnotlioV7 Carlos’ IKII. Tavnw Struct, latcrail. OaV THE CULVEBWELl MEDICAL CO.. Viok’a Floral Guide ■SVKS r. Price oalyCA cents for the rear.- The ISnjlMt mood lo Oemrtn *t»t Enslhh., a Slower omd Veaetable Carden In paper M eruU ; with «l«g**t cku, aprwiu.Bl.Oa, ^_Violc4 Catalogue-jW IlltuinUoM, only tv« Ad4r*«, ^JAHKB VICK. BuA*Hn, N. f. H A M IL T O N H O U S E I New Graoery and -Sfrija. , ■/ _____> .AuMl ' -• ‘>V® SU ■ O THE undersigned beg tjo notify the fpewls .and thoir pdblfe generaBy thattUA win m Sutartlay, tho 21st inst,, open a large stock of ’. • •to. , a (,- It ■-» . W In Wo Store on op^iuMr. C u w^’.^ The Goods have been bought ‘for cash, sal wRI be efface I at a ■! sjS all their frtemh *Rd intending emtotners and Ur receive a) fair they premise eatiafacUws in all particulars, r B ZMIfwI"lx w 1S1. ■ i £ jWARNER ® DEUEL / ’ * gm i Tira ..i ■ M»O| Odfae YOU W b > h> -n THB ROOMS ’ BARKER <& * ~ X tw B lt a auMsirt tta,SLuOai.. jf 4 Lrr* » < k. —“■West » * f" , C4l**d >e qww tal Jtak * H SlLMt gmklU vrtqe --J .. _ < _ . . _ . | .»SMndi . a roOsta *«• SM . *■ h"tae - ^M *W *C TU 1BO «&£ A ta m i? C £3&~“’ incHMilJwlr 114U7L! MARKER A I OO o 0- ■ <0 a <0 ini -.-re-** w . - g b -i-i - ' !'nK <V T<iao J®D bnu ■. » ■W .bntjjG TO ... . « vU & iw nuaW Ca»w1in breeder*, f* if ievAPVmgiik Brown, of Tino Oroya, ebat himMlf through th* ten I on* day l*ai week Which Allan Ha Bqwm , fi.lt m m .; Dav Exprew.9 .4 5 *.Uafa»<Rxpre*a. «48w< “• 5 Golden Lion. «W Remarkable cures, of eeriou long stand, ng Waaea are made Bt Ike London Method atm SargmLru<titutc, of London, Ont. Caa- on whieh Agliihinvn pritW it b iraoll/ at the aedav thru we!14n»wn prire-ria THE OXFORD TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1877 €bt ©rforb tribune, r, ocrtBsn «, nn. TW"W. oOMXoFoOckRUD TRIBUNE U on ~le a V- •■‘Forty (pedal through freight trains pax- A »«t delightful and wanning drink, SxxroaT* JAMAICA GISOBR. oarjlbbB&rvAasAforty Canadian rxhibi- Ton-XK for sale DajW Uudurwood's. Apply to M O T r ir ja w . •r Rem*hber the preaching t la ■ on Thun- day A*Friday wrea'-^s at8pm. Also on Snuffity at 3 pJt. &7.3O p. m. Come. • Onbttrries. Quinces and Sweet Potatoes, at Dart & Underwood's. MTMr. E. J. Hayhoe will Lecture Wedura- ry cveaiig i,1^ Noraworthy HaJL^thv ' Srvtn Chtorbo te Afia." AU invited. tx~ Ibfisy to Loan at Lowest fate*. Apply to J. C. Hegler. Globe. THEFT.—Mary Rooney was upj befog* John MrfXmald. Esg ; Mayor, cu Menday, for stealing a pair ot shoes from W. A. Crvmwel'.'a store, on Saturday last. Suffi- aiint "WidWie •aa’Wodaced to commit b»r to Wobd»t>x4 jail, to await tHal at ths next ipurt of competent jurisdiction. I.mousr EwraBTAismxCT.—The fort nightly entertainment* iu the Y. M. C. A- Hull wilt commence this (Wednesday) evening, neder the direction pf Dr,William* and wilt be continued every alternate Wed- nisday evening hereafter. Good pro gramme. Admission 5 cents- Go. ACCIDENTS AT SrcrxaFIELD.—Geo.Clcwat had his shoulder broken the other day whilst engaged in a wrestle. On fast Mon day Mr. Jaek 'Dyp**, wbilsf engaged in drawing a loadUf draw, gotennght between tha load aud the beam of the burn and got jammed quite severely. Hu faee was olrp sera it bed and torn, whereby his smiling eoun enanoa baa b*c<m» for a white sotne- what disarranged. 1^^ For good, proof Horae Blanket*, go to the Golden Lion. _C. V. B. Caossixa ovagjag G.W.B.— Hon. Mf. Crooks and Walls, behalf of the Credit Valhy; Mr. Dobinsofi and others, an behalf of tha Groat Waetern Railway Company, had an interview with the Railway Commies ion era at Ottawa on Tuesday, ra^ardiurxdtpnfed crossing at Woodstock. Tbo "Credit Valley people claim > tefft crosafng, and th* &. W. R, the centre Hngera, which on-rM<*n wen MforewfoHy performed by Dr»i MoCaualanil and Bower*. 8MRF STKAURQ.—A CSM> o f abeep a&allnc, preferred by Mr. E. Sinclair ngalnrt E-L Wiimmnn, wa* Imani before Rte Worship Msyor McDonald,' on Sutnr- day. It appear* from evidence that Mr. Stneteir woa in attendance at (he Assizes, in Wocdatock, ahmt the 15ih day of Octo ber, and n few days after bia return h* remembered that lie had not seen hie bheep lately, consisting of five la tuba and six old aherp, and at once went in rearch of them. Crotdug |Sd. Wiseman'a form he disoovered three or fonr old sheep whidi he rec ignizad n« hh, although he found that their aar*, which were marked, liad been 0 it off, and the side of the head was aru—red will blood. He next came to Ingoru>R.«nd finding that M». Nanakevillo had juat shipped a forge number of Iambi lo the Snap. Bridge, and that ho was about to follow them, Mr. Sinclair merle bis com- PrivateThe nnited Board of High and PnUie C A TA BRHBahoal Trustees WBS' field on Monday evening. Present—Tlie ehpirmaii, C. E.CbaiTwick, Erq., in tbo chair, Mesarw. Ferensnn, Barr, DBII, Crisp, Seldon, Bain and Water- worth. The following account* were rrnd:—G. F.Onrwtt, M-fiO; R. A. Woodeoek, J8.2F; R. Y. Ellis, $1005. The High School Report showed 40 on the roll and an average attendance of 8fl. The Pub’ic School report showed, npgre- gate attendance, C20, average 474J; per centage of absentees, 18. A commnaientJon was read from Jae. R. Harris tendering hie rerignation and stat ing that be had previously mailed a similar document. . A letter wan rend from Mr. J. S. Deacon concerning certain alterations for ‘he ac commodation of the Model School. Sundry circulars were hid on the fable from the Head office of Ibe Board of EJnca- tiou. The chairman staled ho had addressed circulars lo principals of High Schools, of about the same standing ns Ingersoll, con ceroitg fees and teachers'salaries. Replies had been received from some of tliem. Twenty did not collect fees and nine did. The general feeling appeared io ho against the imposition of fees. Tua salary paid to our bead master was about equal to the average of other toww. Two additional accounts were rend :— Tbgs.Kyh, 80s., and C. Cobbir, 97.00. 0n motion of Mr- Fergusson, seconded by Mr. Crisp, tl.o account* read were referred to tho Finance Committeo. They were then reported on and ordered paid. On jDot'oo of Mr. Fergusson, seconded by Mr. Crisp, tbo Sce.otary was instructed to apply ro Iha Council for the sum of 91,703, being balance pf estimate8 for 1877, to Lo placed to'the credit of Iha Treasurer of ibe Board. Ou motion of Mr. Bell, seconded by Mr. Crisp, tbo Secretary was instructed to 1000 blank resolution slips printed. Board then ndjomneiL ConndTmetop Monday, the 22ad dav C( Oet., at Iha aMilanm of th* CfcrS. Cnunri! opened »t 11 o'clnelh a. m. All Iha members present. Minn tea of the hsl meeting of Connril read and confirmed. p Petition from thn eye atid n t infirmary of Toronto laid before tbs Cunn'rfl and rend. Moved l.y Mr. Day, seconded by Mr- Colyer, and lietolvtd,—That the Mnnicipil Council of North Oxford grant to (ba directoni the eye and ear infirmary, of Toronto, 11i« stun of ten dollars, provided the pHrlisment of Ontario grant the stun of ten thousand dollars, in accordance with tha petition of tho direotora of the said institution. John Brawn, colored, hoard before ibe Council, praying for aid to enable him to bury bis child, he being in destitute cir- cum stan cea. by Mr. Ho nd er eon, Kconded by Mr. Ruddick, and Ileeolce.l,—That (ha Reeva aign on order in favor of John Brown, for the anm of five dollnra, to asrist him in paying ihc funeral expenses of hie child. Moved by Mr. Colyer, seconded by Mr. Henderson, and Ht>oloed,—That Ilie ram of eleven dol lars bo appropriated from the general funds of tho Township tn complete the ditch on (he Jine between the 3rd nml 4lh conces sions, to the town line of North Oxford and North Dorchester. Also the sum of fifteen dollar*, to pny for LuiLliug a culvert and gravelling on (ho aide line between lota 12 £ 18,1st eon. North Oxford. Mr. Henderson heard on behalf of Mr. Kcrnobsn, praying ilia Council to pay for building a culvert in Kuecsbaw survey, to carry the Water /rent PU under-drain on Mr. Kcrnoiau's property. Moved Ly Mr. Day, seconded by M.‘. Colyer, and Petalled,—Thai the application of Mr. K<*rnohan be not accepted, eaid culvert bai-ig no benefit to tbo road. Moved by Mr. Day, seconded by Mr. Colyer, and Brtoloed,—Thai (he Clerk notify the Council of the Town of Ingersoll that it ia necessary lo improve dm bill and repair two culverts on the boundary Jine between the corporation of dm Town of Ingersoll and Municipality of Norlb Oxford, oppo site lot 11,3rd con. of tbo Municipality nf North Oxford; the said culverts and hill being in a dangerous stale. Moved by Henderson, seconded by Mr. Day, and • Besolced,'—That the Reeve sign nn order iu favor of Messrs. Jarvis & Hender son for the sum of 114.92, their account for furuisbiug plauk for culverts. Mr. Robert Oliver heard, proposing the names of John Telfer and Win. Sylvester as his sureties, Moved by Mr. Colyer, seconded Mr. Day, and Peaolerd,—That John Telfer, of B J of s J of lot no. 24, Urd cou., and Wm.Sylvester, of n J of lot no. I, 3rd con., bo accepted as eurities for Robert Oliver, Collector, in tile sum of ('7,500, and that the Clerk deliver ibe Collector's roll to him after the bond is properly executed. Moved by Mr. Day, seconded Ly Mr. Ruddick, and Resolved.—Thai a committee of (brae, composed of Mr. Dunu, Mr- Henderson, end Mr. Colyer, bo appointed to improve the road between the 1st and 2nd concessions of this TownsUiu, opposite lol no. 8. with power to tet a job, and that the Reeve's order bo accepted by tbo Treasurer for the payment of the ssmo. On tbo motion of Mr. Colyer, second) <1 by Mr- Henderson, Council adjourned, to Tl'f annual m*Ming rf fl,e Tngryvr.ll CnrlingClnb was h»M st Brady's Ilofrl fn Friday evening last, a| which Ihanffirere for the snanlng year were elected M fij- Mr. Jamm Smith.,, Mra. Jnrn'o Smith. W. 8. King. IL N. Grant. ....Patron. ■ PiitroneM. ■ Vico.PresidenL ■ClfaDfain.Comuiiltie of Management— J. M. Wil- son, W. 3. King, G. W. Walley, Robi. Vance and W. Dewpater. Hon. Member*—Jn*. A. Skinner, Esq., M. P. ; Hon. Adam Crook*, M. P.P,; Ja*. King, Esq., ami D. K»mp, Esq. MEW PUU(A11M9. BENKER'S PBOrnECJtS. PH** Mre., doth Tie. Dy B*: ea. Brxxrs.■r»o I: Gw. JI a ec>.« n C, bwkadlsra. Prico, Catarri c t the Halil Ciritte* Amrte, Chronic, end Uloerofiv*’. Hay Fever, sr Rose Catarrh, Catarrh of the Eya end Ear end Catarrh cf tho Thrait SCCCESSmXT TCI W ld SANFORD’S RROICAL CW . S 1 Tern pmmfa inaivllnct eMt. Cturrb eat star from o t .nccoMlun orcJbl», from unOd u ttanua «>r »Un'^ s e w drenlroonpoz U BnforMJ or ln»jD»o fo^ frwn Se.rlrt VCTcr, aa w.M 'itoo ere .nd ear are Involved awl djs-cbarae qoAfirlUc. or muller. Tho dbcaarao* fruIO Um rnuuro In .UeoiarTi>al cases /root with srlilell Uicy e<Mn0 in eo tab, ooiltlmr a foal mlor, e TBeroiiu-, Itos, tbo Btirfioesbelnft Ury 1 •nd neper hart or Uionca:! 1 •1 ini wavendrelrd pya l!; luter phase « ealled Dry । 1 »hua iisaaha ro Inefcotsrere- i,1he foer.rmt ou)fonahte.aB< Insolvent Act o f 1876 B A N K R U PT SALE L I V K B _ STOCK. rriHE nnd<T*ia7»«l will rail by Public a-mcr t,! ofrvnl art K«c Buvria, UwaoMT, «• " Sa turday, A'er.: 3,1377, These aro prophecies of tho “ future npa and downs jo prices and profess to tell us in wlml years wo make money ox pig- iron, hogs, corn and protiei»ns. They nre certainly worth reading, and. the facte not- ed really neem to bo worthy of allenlion. There tun be no donbt that tbo course of prices has apparently run in grooves in times past. This much wo thjnk Mr, Ben ner has established ; Lot he tells ns frankly that Iio "does not chum a knowledge of the causes and conditions under which the cycles occur, and until this hnsbeen attain ed no realty relintda conelnriotj enn Je reached on the subject. What Mr. Denner has done is to show lbs| tho field is de serving of investigation. 'T E R M S , O JUB H . J. XL WILBW, JAS. BRADY. Aurfionw/z CilonrlagneudllseumspainciaodnvkisneodwnMtro. 8M. rt.oNg.owTihthe him to (be bridge, AS ha hud bought five lambs trim Wiwmon, and if they were his be wanted him to rocognife (bcm. Mr. Sinclair did *a, and very enrily picked out iita lambs from a largo pen, containing over 140 other lamb*. Ho then returned, had Wireman arroited, and took out a warrant to rearch his premises, where they found four old ah*ip, alive, with their enra mutil ated p* above deocribed, in tho field, and in the house two fresh pelts, mutilated in Uja same way. Plio case was enlarg.-d until Ute return of Mr. Nanskevillc, and tha prisoner WM £°nt to Woodstock jiiit for'*afe keeping. [0B Tuesday avcmtig tbs examination wa« continued, atm ft! it" eloMatlw gas was suddenly turned off and tho prisoner -reaped and bn* not since boen heard of. Comment by ua is unnecessary.] TOWXSXIP CLKRKB.—A cot respondent say*:—’’It will bo admitted by nil reason able persons who understand the position of municipal oterks that there is not a class of public officials of (he present day that has greater cniiso of complaint. Since Con federation their duties are verymnehiu- croasad,particularly by the enaotmenfa of the past few year*, consequently a clerk who discharges bia duties faithfully must of neecsriiy spend at least five hours of the Jay in hi* office, attending to tho various duties connected therewith, Iio has io copy the asaesBineut roll twice during the year, make out pathutMteri’ lists, miko onl hi* list of voters and attend to it white pauing through the press, prepare the col lectors' rolls, both resident nud non-resident, make returua lo the goverutnonl Departments and county Council, give deputy returoing-officcr* a list prepared for municipal election*, spend on the average sixteen day* in Council and six in Com- miiteeiLot Council, copy all proceeding in the minute book, answer hundreds of letters through the yoir, aud in many instances prepare the by-law* of the municipality, together wiib losing hours talking to men on municipal -affair*, where five minutes might suffice if big virilori only oonsideied the value of his time, and all this for (be small sum of one hundred dal - Inix I think it is the duty of Parliament to do something to see that cluks era pro- perly remunerated ns well «« members of Farliamcut, councillors, and eteu fence- viewers. A MAD WORLD AS» >>■ JsuximssT*. Er rn Am- T*C* Er* me (JnKna t1wnN-r»). Torunio : CeUurJ Bro*, lugorzvli: (J<». k Co. This is an acconnl of the voluntary in- carocratioD of (be author in a private hinn- tic asylnm, and the olsenntions 1 e there made, and uro published in the interests cf l!io public and suffering buroanity. frr«i I^-n 1 hn nn»t a->: mvlive r nd ■' ^^eroua iltaz Kith vlilcu nuuldadutoHli/ LOietcd. JU S T FU BLASHEZ>. A cnr-rullr revised Trccibe nn Calarrti, vtth r.n ruraio <ie»cifpUon ot trwptucu Md srnipnU'enn cvr*. tusvluer »K'i mlnuto direction- tor cUccI with SAsvonite RwIcnSzCcra arprcCy mid per •ale an I r. Uli drB,crt»«a throncl and Canada. V, bt-.KH <u I’O t' ami '.Vhoic^jleDruKaitU.Doaio: DR. WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC IHBICiwk Before Taking.* a After Takine. r.ur«*l UuitnU. uin, rrroeim (Hd F O U 1 8 7 8 . Look oat for your day Mr, Jwtico llm 'in •eatmeel ShnRay ®amnurtinl. The Cable yesterday for Cheese was ills. Ingersoll, Get, moot on Monday, Iba 26th day of Nov,, at , will perform ! ore, to ensure it a crowded the iionr of 10 o'clock, a. in., to meet at the b°llKe- HEARN & MACAULAY. Atka Ch*«e Harkel.DRY GOODS! Stock Caajls'e ii Erary Dtjarlutit factories 12)The greater yr-rtion ??? ?? Lifltc Falls Chcrae Quikef, t’lwi well fitted fur their peculiar work. The Suicide of a Woodc ock Ctrl. FURTORS DZVSIOFMSNTS — CKOOKED woiig pointmanta, ri*.:—John Hind HrgUr, of •»»] occupants ware at a missionary meeting, the residence of Rev. T. C. De«b«rree, Bi. Thomas, »u broken into. The burglar appears to have gone Up-ataira to the room occupied by Bev. Canon Hinda, of thia smith, inpwaderaan'L Toe aver >ge faniiy uuui bu •*. the ooacta -ion that he and refuse I. No sales reported. The cable hew r.ina ued fixed atCta. for the The bulk of the vhc sc told to day brought Jc less than bit week; 430 dairy cheese brought 11 Jo to J3Jc, chiefly I2je to 12Jc ; 7,500 boxes factory' cheese aold at 12Jc to |2Jc. A tip-top A ] Utoter Overeat form a t Middfaarx county, London city and About $400 will be offered in prise*. Dengough’s entertainment on Friday was not very largely attended, owing, Lt, to the lueletnmwy of the weather. cheap. West Orford lira herd of Ayr- OJ Come and ■* tWBuffido R o^ HonM^ot ib^'GoUtef Lion. residence of the Clerk. ADM. HILLSDOX, T»wn Clerk. Karpe of Song" and Singing Prac- be haU in the Association Hull every 8>p." tn. to which al) Ladies fbo cm stag aiASinvited. O^Hteft by the Gan, Quart Province of Ontario. SUasy Smith Murray, of the towuship North DurcbMter, M. D., to be an ua>- uf Sept. Cheese held over. The market was INGERSOLL MARKETS. >,iiel by J. M. VH.-M , Ceinn.iwioa Ecahaagowl [ma.Office, opposite Market Ingersoft. •W At the ralp J.M. Granta Livery stock 11,500 boxes cheese offered to-day; I,GOO went forward on commission ; 3,OJO to 4,000 For tho correR- on ling wee’; last year, 10,145 br xes were offer >L Buv< s ofered 13 (ir 101c without miking trawretions, selicra wanting i 1) (g, 12c. The cable was 57* 6i. COLLAS5 Mia- or litccr*>l! E«e, f<v«b. per d»wi RIK.O skiot, green bwnl> ...... Is now open. La die?, call ami MB W. CARLYLE. 1UJ Whesl.por biwholWhile Wi«.' 8] wins Wbc* Prluie &ul«> IhxU lltiekau-ist WillUm Peahale again ri Dr. Laton, Grand R.pidp, Michigan. L M awHted anyihin; .* ci off era I. BILL OF T A U . 1 croid^d w>>rk drove this Vonng Catuutiau aPt>ln Cou-isV VOLT . »fnmblnUton OfFaccffM: orV“IU!c DJ*'” w’‘a », A ie^oice lot cf Catawba and CoDcbnl Gupc», at Dart & Under- than special freight train* piwod over the .Gre^ Western Railway lut week, most of them being through freight. f i^ fiMU-oTFuakshralira^ Pelh-rir B y Kfefcja. Shawl Straps, &c., 4c., jut received at the Dem iu ion Shoe Store. Sign cf tho Gohlen Bo»t. 197-88 insist on a high bridge whieh will incur an extra expenditure of 462,000. The com missioner* have not as yet given any de cision iu the matter. EDUCATIOXAL.—Again an Oxford mon I* to the front. M W mstiiculolion exami nation in Victoria College, Cobourg, the Brethour scholarship—value 1100, ralab- llshed by H. W. Bretbour. of Brantford,— was awarded to Jas. B. Freeman, son of Mr. Freemao, Derebam, tho matriculant who obtained the highest standing in claasies with honors. It will bq remetn- berodXbat last year 3<». B. Chambers, of Ingersoll, took a triple scholarship at (he same university, winning this and two other Echolarships.—Com. Oun ,NEW AGEKT TOR THK Dainxiow T<i.xoiupn COMPAN?.—Mr. T- Books, of t «e Dominion Telegraph Office, London, iiys the Free Prets, was waited upon by bis fellow operators, and presented vjitb on adJrjM, expressive of their regard far him, and a valuable Jtold seal as a token thereof. The immediate cause (or this pleaennt anr- pri*e was tho promotion of Mr. Itooku to the management of the Ingersoll office. His man.^jriends in Loudon, whilst ean- gratulMing Tem on his advancement, will regret lii* depart nr*. The addrejs .was signed by Mr. C. E. Orr, on behalf of the Operating Itenartmont, and O. II. Talbot on behalf of the Receiving Department. The cheapest Shit t and Drawers in’Towh/at G. A. Thompson's; CLOTHV.8-LTNE THIKVES IX TtLSOXBURO. On lest Friday night, says the Observer. the clothes line of Mr>. D. Merrill wa* stripped of a number of sheets, pillow slips* ete. Aaearch- warrant Laving bean procured the bou«e of a man named Dem ing, residing on Bplph street, near Smith’s mill, was searched, and the wet sheets, a few of the pilk>w-a1ip*, and some wet blankets were found bidden between tho tick and watfrajM of a bed on which the man Deming lying. H« declared that the articles were found lying on the Vienna road; bat as ibis statement is thinner than skimmed milk, it is not be- lieved. The blanket* found belong to Mr. Turk. AxExdLTsn OPATOX OFCAXADIAS House FLF-sn.—The Izeeda Mercury of September J3, speaking of the Howden great horse fair, tays: “Tbo American horsed have excited much stteniiou to-day. They ar m ut of them Canadian brad, five or six years old, re&dy for work, yery docile and quivt, andlikaly tognthroagufhrirtask with Croat endurance. They have soia W«R- TUe London job masters seem to ccnaiJer U tW«X, Eav.. "I » d:vj;chter. M A ItiiiE n VALKEXBritQ-MHRR’T.to-At Pi VOLTAIC PLASTER Cures Pains and Aches. It eqaiTIt-.th't Clrealatlar. Ground und. , at Dart & Underwood's, > lugcisoll AssocUtion will hold tai masting io Inger.mil on Th unday I'Neill & Co.’s Fresh «, only 30 cents per | for nine out of tim twenty-three brought K* I orer by Mr, Camp' ell, o' Toronto, were claw. Some of them ore said to go at an axiraorilinarv speed. Mr. Morley, of Boston, U.S., WM driving an Amarican buggy around the town with a pair of block maree, which, |f is steted, can go a mile in 2:40, wfaflit OH» bf tbam eonld go the same distaaea in five aeeonds less lima. Both the buggy and bonee were the topic of uni versal oatt-nnatton all the worolng.” Buffalo Robes from §3 up, at the have rifled tfce pockets of his cloftfag; se curing a pocket book, a parse eontaining 111 and a railway tiekat, a bunch of ksya and soveral other artiche. A silrer watch, lalonging to OM of MUJtobanaa' family, On Thursdiy evening last. Miss Francis Robi neon, alio* Millie Seville, committed suicide in the Duly House, Ingersoll, Ly shooting herself through the heart with a revolver. The deceased bad came from the west to Ingersoll with the “ Emmerson Minstrel Troupe," trader tho direction of Wm. H. Dwyer, who were to perform in the Town Hall, that evening. Mr. Dwyer, another gentleman and two Jody members of the troupe, with deceased, had been in the pwlorof the hotel, and sho t ad bad one or two RUMCS of brandy, when sho snddvnly got up and went into her bedroom, which opened off tho parlor, slamming tho door behind her as.if vexed nt something. Sho 'had been depressed in spirits for the day or two previous, and particularly so on thU afternoon. She had been in her room only a short time whoa Ute report of a pistol KM heard. Ths oeenpauts of the parlor rtisbed kto her room and found her lying on tlie lounge with a nnall revolver lying at her side. Medical assistance was at ouco sent ior, nod Dr. McCoualand was soon on tbo spot, but when he arrived life was extinct. During the evening Coroner McCausland held-in inquest on the body. The following gentlemen composed the Jury Chas. E. Chadwick, foreman ; C. P. Hall, Ju. Noxon, Cbns. Ciagg, C. H. Slawson, J. O'CaUagban, Jas. L. Wilson, QrW. Walter. H. Hearn, B. A. Wood- cock, P. Kennedy, 8. A- EUtolt, Chas. Kennedy, H. 8. Crotty, Geo. F. Clark, Jas. F. Morrey, M. Walsh, D, 8. Macdonald, C. C. L. WiUon, M. B. Holcroft, Robi- SInari, G. A. Tamer, F. G. Lewis, A. Matheson. Mr. A. 0. Barkhari acted o» Clerk, and, at the request of the Coroner, Dr. William* mads a post mortem examination, Assisted by Dr. BcwsHfc The« geniloihea reported Bating found a small bnllel (produced) whiah bad 'entered Junt below the left bruet, piercing Iha hurl and ons of Ibe InngB, which was sufficient to produce almost instant death. Miss Robinson was a handsome looking, well developed pereoa, and had on her pcracm a gold watch and jewelry to the value of perhaps over >100. Her remains were buried in the Rural Cemtety, Inger soll, and ws understaod that an order has bun givsa to Mr. W. 0. Smith for the eradion of a monument over her- grave ; Kcvdly Entertatan^nt. Kennedy & BuslmoJl's Graud Novelty Troupe will give one of their amusing, refined and elegant entertainments in tho Town Hal! oa Saturday evening, Nov. 8. For further particulars seo ndverliKemant. This troupe is well spoken of by the press in towns where they have already exhibited, and wo take pleasure iu reproducing the following extracts :— From the Thorold “ Post,’' Oet. 12(h. The Kennedy & Bushnell Combination gave two of (heir entcrtuinminls.in the Odd Fellows' Hall on Tuesday ami Wednesday evenings. We ear hardly find words to exprcis our admiration of the manner in which the performance was con ducted, and wo sea cely knew where to begin to print out tho good things- Mom Busbell rivetted tho ntteiitm 1 of bis audi ence by tbo masterly manner in which he performed his numerous tricks, in which be was ably assisted by Mlle Zirenn. Harry Kennedy throw tbo people into convulsions of laughter with his venlriloqurem mid mesmeric influence. Mr. Ke’ly is quite a masical genius, and bi" farm yard hui’n- lionn were so perfect a* to bo scarcely dis- cernnblo from the originals. Mlle Theresa is qnite an mlopl nt the second sight mys- teiy, mid performs her pnrt well. We are perfectly certain that the fact need only be I Known previously that this combination Ro Cue 0 d Plica — Zrcjntma to tnrwy SubactTbor. HArrcct fa 4«cato. 1111thEe ITFeifiittenn Athi' erAtien'Tn utuedl CWaumttvj- aSiMgnrn to laf Tita Jury mad* a ihartntgli £nve*titalioa drooped, Fraocte Bohmon, came to her the following day, (Friday) perform, n- at Woodatook that night Ingersoll Cheeso Markot COLO. Special Testry Meeting of St. Jaws* Church. A special meeting of tho Vestry of St. Jam's’ Church was held on Tuesday after noon, at three o’clock, for the purpose of eco iving Mr. Hiueks* resignation. The Bov. C&uon Hincks occupied Ilie chair, and Mr, R. Y. Ellis acted as Clerk. After the meeting had been opened by prayer, Mr. Hincks formally tendered Lis resignation, giving LU reasons fir BO doing, and stated that bo hud arranged for bis term to expire on tbo 25th ot November, providirg it was aMUfaotory to tho congre gation. TI10 meeting then closed with the bene diction. H'rifo? d "Telegraph," Oct. 10M. A TREAT.—Welland, on Hominy and Tuesday, was favored with a first-clays on- teriainmant in the City Hotel IIAR. Il was highly pionsing, instructive and langlmblc, yet nothing was introduced that could in nuy way off. nd t'.iomoat refined. Tbo Ventriloquism by Hany Kennedy was simply iromense, and ho is entitled (lie Premier Venlrifoqnist of (he world. J. D. Kriloy was indeed a musical genius, nnl MHJ Theresa and Mons. Bushnell eicb sustain ed tbdr part well. If ever tin v visit Welland again, they aro sure of a crowded house. uninteresting. The offeriuga amounted to S.450 foxes of Sept, wake and the balance of the season. D s y Cr@ods A meeting of the congr’galion was herd at four o'clock, presided over by H. Crotty, Esq. It was moved by Mr. P. J. Brown, sec- onded by Mr. J. Jarvis, and Rrroloed,—That Mosars. Crotty, Eakins CanQsU be a Committee to confer with the BUbopwilh reference to filling tho vacancy occasioned by the resignation of the Rev. Canon Hincks. The meeting than adjourned. Mr. Adam Oliver returuod on Saturday last from Th under Bay and tbo .banka of the Ksroliuattqnia. Mr. T. D- Miller baa arrived home from a protracted visit during the sutnmet* io England and Scotland. Mr. W. K. Sumner has resigned Ins position in the Ingersoll post office. Mr. Henry Dennis boa been appointed to the vacancy created by Mr. Sauunr'i resignation. Rev. Canon Rinks has reriened Iha Ractorahip of St James' (Epiaoopall Church, Ingersoll, and baa been appointed Reetor of GalL Mr. Lloyd, agent of the Dominion Tele- graph Company here, Lu been promoted to the Dvtroii office of tho Compan-, During LU raridence here he has made m*ny friends by bis efficiency and urban ity. Mr. Tbo«. Rooks wd! su?ee«<] him in Iha position in the Ingersoll office. Mr- Books is very highly spoken of. He romea from Loudon. By our exchanges we loara of the death <A Mr. J. B. Healy, who will be recollected as the leading man of ths Herndon ousn> pauy, well-known bora some y»an ano. HU death occurred st Cinduoata. His Honm, the Lieutanaat-Goveruar, a vWt to Ura Modal School M d H. Campbell, Jr„ Has on hand and for sale cheaper than any other house in the County tho largest ■tock of Cnal audWtXhl Stove* of al) the latest improved patterns. A largo stock of new and second hand Household Furniture ; also, Amoriean and Canadian Made 1’fows, H>w*c and Hand Rakes, Horse and Hand Hoc*, Iron Harrows, Raad i’eraper*, Sugar Kettles of nil aizen, (extensive stock), aud all repairs done for the some ; also, the lieavicst dealer in Headlight end Atlautio Coal Oil*, Black and Lubricating Oils, Scale*, Children’s Carriages and Sleigh*, plain aud fancy Tinware, Sheet Iran and Copperwarn, and Hui Ke Fnraishing dorxls in nenemt. Wool, Wool Pickings, Rags, old Iron, Brass anil Copper token in exchange for goo te er cash. Eavetratighing in Town or Country done promptly, Repairing. Jobbing and GM Fitting done in all its branebee, satisfactinn guaranteed ar 110 pay or tho same, for Artisan Wells. Stoves pct up at people's hounes liy careful workmen at moderate prices, and goods delivered free of charge inside of the corpiralion. Cutlery, Had Irons, fAmps and Chimneys, and all Goods kept in a Houscfuruidung Stare on hand. A call will satisfy intending pnrohuer that Campbell’s is the place. 1U2 On (ho 15th iost., it will be remembered, a young lady named Josie Schofield, be longing to Woodstock, committed inioido at Niagara Falls, the direct canso of her rasli aet being enveloped in mystery. "An old G. T. R. Man," a telegraph operator in New York, throws some liglrt on the mat ter, however, in a communication to the Montreal Gruells, whereto he says:— ** &ome three or fonr months rinoe a Ca nadian lady, Miss Josie Schofield, formerly of the Dominion Telegraph Company's office, Toronto, OoL, sought and obtained a pneitian M telegraph operator in ilw Western Cuioo Telegraph Company's main office, 197 Broadway, in this •1^ (New York). The lady was talented, refined an 1 ocoouipluihod. For two or three weeks prior to the 15th of tho present month, it was noticed that she received* great nom- Vor of notes each day which wore left at the door of the operating room. The missive* seamed to distreaa her greatly, and her nervousness attracted general attention. Daring the day she wore bn hat and a heavy crape veil (she w*a draated tn Beep motirning) while on duly in the office. On the 15th of Ctotoher a lady oom tai teed sui cide fo Niagara Falls; it was Mhm Josie Schofield. Now come; the curioM part of Iha burineea. Although ibe I adv WM am ployed in New Y’ork, in one of the moal pnblio offices of the aty. with newspaper Money to Loan Farm Property, at 8 per cent. WILLIAM NORRIS. Toioheri’ .Examination. THdEhte tsaesm foir- aPunbnliuc atel teexrta Tmoi-bneartai'o Snc eoofrt c(taono- HIGH SCHOOL, WOODSTOCK, jemi. ink Hr ef naaao, 1577, GOODS REMARKABLY CHEAP. WE OPl-ER YOL TOLS S.:ASOX Z. LAEGZB STJCZ, B3TT33 VAL7S SiC LATEST NG VZLTaa AXP AU AT THEmi m » IBCTWU. Sert. IM T Are now showing a Beautuul Stock of Now Fall Millinery, Mantles, &, To which they invite the attention of the Ladies of ID£C soli and surrounding vicinity.