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OCLnew_1877_11_21_Oxford _Tribune_newspaper_issue_OCR_ACCESSI! Th* Oxford Tribune | P U B L istm u a v i fiY w m >a £SD A ? •» Mb w>K tf*J.», Mfl!.WXU8. KASf SIDE TUAMlte tftttKKT. IXtlEUSvLU A,‘l«emwp«>rKkiiW In all ut. ' * -• -J -i lid to the publi T.rihtntf imikim. T &SM S, ON E EO LTrAB A YEAH BimarLt IX ADTAXCZ. Xo papcrdleoaritlaued until all uveensee bare been •WreterlUi«r wriUus or Iha office »tanip at tlwaait o*k« from whence tho paper l« returned.HARRY ROWLAND. PuUi.ber a Proprietor. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. he "Change" Copy for COTtract Adrertlecmrn dreiiUttan hu reiidered it shbilntely nevewuryen p-iaMa an Wedn«ri>T. tn wnler tu reach outlying UM> el—* <>t Die *recli. and we h*v» ' i“r‘tpT*<y y ' J" nr',r,to n,,r '*«» •**’“11 NOTICE. THE snbacriiter. having opened an oflira, u»er Uw Part Office, la pre]cred U> do an DT A LL u s 3 ANODES teTHW. ogcflnx tpplinnt* s AVe* n tagewoH, July 4, JaT?. CHAS. E. CHADWICK. 15>l M. MINKLER & Co.. BANKERS. T>U YS and Sells Uneurrent Money ;.1 ) I**ue« Gold and Currency Drafu on Sew York at beat rate*. XoU* dOcouuled- ©20,000 to Lou on Fann Property. Merchants’ Bank of Canada. INGERSOLL BRANCH. TR A N SA C TS n G cn m ! tanking Uurinev*, Buys &n<i Sell* Etchants •» the Viitlort Altwg lauren on BIM-T-UI Depo*iU. whi.h ean Wltbilrm el any time xt the pin.sure ot tlic l>epo«l:or. D. MILLER, Manager.Initelraon, JMI. 3, IKC. 100 The Molsons Bank, INGERSOLL BRANCH. T>VYS and Sella Exchange on Eng- AUowa Interest on Deposits, WM. DEMPSTER, Manager. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. C APITAL ”$1,000,000. B. B. WiLKtlk Cuibier. In g e rso ll B ra nch. TH IS Bank transacts a goncrnl Bauk- tos Bsalne*,. Unv, and S<!1» Eaehiw oa Lnriand and the UullcM HUUi. a'ld taue* dnXU on !rt»4,n, X«w Y‘«rk, and all part* o< Canada. A SAVINGS BANK BRANCH kCMmvM dejwMiU "t *1 *nd •pw*nii and inten-it v c. «. HOARK,Manager, tngw*. hwtre>n. iptiu, un. IT. —’ OXFORD TRIBUNE, Dispatched by the first Mails leaving A T ) H d A F l A H A F j A l E V R p n O P l p P (Contains latest Cheese Msrrlet Seport from all the prmdpal of the Weekly Cheese Markets on Tuesday afternoons J -M 1 1 U V L U l C l U C l J—/Q i A y U d . ] Points up to the hour of going-topress Tuesday evening^ VOL. IV.-NO. so. H E A R N & INGERSOLL, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21. t«rr M A C A U L A Y ARE OFFERING B ar g a in s I New Dress Goods. IN B a r g a in s 11 New Plain Wincies, Mortgage Sale, MARKET HOUSE, h a a w ., a r T) E BUPZKAXX JATIOV polioy of the Do- rnit)ton Government cams to grief tho BSD WOBDS OF tmECIlTHH. WHOLE NO. 2o»BROWN 4 WELLS, r*J M . BRADT, bvnnaii, »ar. a, trrr. ■ other day, at Cow J write*contemporary. Bay, Cape Breton. Mr. ®bc ©rfarb Eribnirr, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1377. New Check Wincies. MILLINERY! M ILL IN ERY!! THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN Trimmed Hats^ Trim med Bonnets, GOVERNOR CVLLUW, of Illinois, is the fl rat Governor who has recognized the true object of Thanksgiving. lu bis proclama­ tion bo says : “ I therefore cull upon the citizens of Illinois to assemble in their places of religious worship, and nmund their tables and firesides, to make thia A holiday, a day of rest and festivity ; not forgetting its religious observunoo. but, above all, a day for tho re-nsacmbling of scattered kindred, in order to the closer knitting of those domestic lies which aro the pledge and jrcund of national union and prosperity." Shawls, Wantles, IVool Goods, &c. INSPECTION INVITED. HEAH1T Ss MACAULAY. ’ Ingersoll. November 21, 1877.206 FRESH OYSTERS Great Inducement. SHELL OYSTEKS oysters from 25 cents cor Can upward, DAR T & H OTEHW O OP’S . Jupnault, Xor. H. U7Z. & Oxford Tribune ITDLtaHGD AT IXGUIteOLL. THE CAPTURE of Kan by the R isaians, between Saturday night and Sunday morn­ ing, appears to have been one of Ilie moat complete victories of the war. The entire chain of fortresses that enclosed nod guard­ ed the city were carried by assault with trilling loss an J all their c mtenU of can­ non, warlike stores, provisions and money fell into the Itanis of tho victors. Almvet tho entire garrison was mnda prtsonMs the few that oscapod bring hotly pursued bv the Cossack cavalry. Toe brief details of tho fighting k-d to t'ae impression that tho Turkish breo was ciibar kmantably inadequate for tho d.-feuco of the farlifioJ positions around Kars, or that treachery iu their own camp left them a-z easy prey tn their assailants. IIiw a supposed impreg­ nable posi ion tiko Kiirs could hnvo iatlea by di rec' assant: is ou“ of I huso mysteries which ouly the full vat iufurmstiou connect­ ed with tho affair CM sctllo. McKay, tho Dominion member of that region, is sore beset by a hungry crowd of Liberals— Senator Simpson says the Mari­ time Liberals are *' a set of !cc."—clamoar­ ing fur office; and the other day he thought he bad got one of them off his baud.*. The Marine and Fisheries Department soni an order to tho Collector of Customs at Cow Bay iustruoting him “ to make enquiries iuto the age, capacity, and general fitnoBS of the present keeper al the Flint Island iigbthouRp, for tho proper disuharga of tha duties of his office." The game was to. superannuate this lightbonse-keepor on sight, and appoint one of Mr. McKay’s Liberals. The Collector, with this Liberal, hied biiM to the mainland opposite Flint Island, but at this season of the year it is dangerous io attempt to reach the rock, and the collector refused to njake the trip. Mr. McKay's Liberal then concluded that us the collector could not reaeh tha Mght- housc-keppor, it wonld do jnst as well if tho lighthouse-keeper enmetothe collector, and to that end Cred a gun and otherwise signalled him, but tho lighthouse-keeper, a Mr. Henry, bad got wind of the job and, like Nelson ou a memorable occasion, re­ fused to be figuiliod. He will not come nehore again-until next camwer, until Dean SIX,—We, the children and grand­ children of the late J. H. Burnett, feel great­ ly indebted to you for tbc faror which you granted ue in Kiting a place ix your culumns for the rceord which we found among cur father’a papers, which favor wa asked of the Editor of tho Ingeraoll Chronicle, bat that gentleman did not think it worth notice and refused it a place in bis columns, altboug'h, some rd us have supported that paper with our subscriptions over twenty years, and so were lead to ask it favor of you, which you kindly grautcd.mui far which we most sincere­ ly tender you our thauks. Fleaae give this a place in your columns so that if others are placed in similar circumstances they tnay know where to go for » favor. Yours, 8TETUEN Ronntw, la behalf of ihe relatival. West Oxford. Nov. 15. 1877, .which limo Mr. McKay’s Liberal is Io wait fur the office. SIC IHCIKE it PAIRS. doomed ■Oo a 14 o From Now to January 1,1879, FOR 61.00. fllH E O X FO RD T R IBU NE will be supplied to XKW subscribers from Urn present time to the end of The Ottawa MBICUITURAL INSURANCE CO. C X e r p ^ AGENCY TH 1S Company has deposited with the (lovernmeot fur the iccnrity ot Policy Holden$5 0 ,0 0 0 . > tor We«ttm Street, i,.»n. KEXXEPT. I<;, K HAHBW, I *lw “’ A. K MpraLRL. 1W7. IM NORTH BRITISH M a M e lt Co Mum®, i jnilt OFWCBt-UIASJOW, sCCfftAXD. M t a l - - _W00,000 BttrlXg. BOARD OF DtarcrtrilS IN BCOTLAXD. OAXADUX ADH ®BY SOARS i u —__... . . ^MAOwroterel BoutiTOas. IWF1CKM.) VI H 0 <1 ft a g o o° k j s tn <D - CS s E & = R IL o Ji ,1 2 :1 = S'? r i I e ii uh. i E s S S 5 a WCND-R OF NOEE IN TIMES. HOLLO W A Y 'S ! I PULS &jflNTMENT 1 187S, for tho nidi sum of One Dollar. The TEIBCXE is a tii*t-cla>s paper, and contains nil the latest local u»d foreign news up to the hour of going to press as well as forcibly written editor­ ial and other articles NW IS T2S TIMS 13 SUBSCRIBE. Any old snbscril>cr sending us a new unme, accompanied with §1, will have his time advanced 3 mouths ; for tour new names, with Si, will give him the |>aj>er for ono year* W c aak our friends to make a " Big Push” fbr ns and send us a lot of new subscribers. The low price at which we furnish the paj>er—$1 a year-—makes it almost iinjxMuriblc to scud out canvassers. Money may be aunt in registered letter at our risk. Addrets HARRY ROWLAND. Propriclrr TRIDVXK, logeraoll, Out. The PiLLN Purify the Blood, correct all The OtXTWRKT ia the only reliable Body tor Bid Unf*. OM Wound*, Soft* and I’leers, boweter )>>»< >uodiUK. For Brvnrbitl*, DliihUwrU, nKh«. Uotdi, Goot, Hbeum»U.u>. uni ill Skin Bare about Frantct Boiilason, THE JXOnBOLL svtciDX. C mcerntng Francos Robinson^ profess­ ionally known at Mlle. Seville, who recently committed suicile iu Ingeraan, Charles Whitney, tbo well known circus agent, and who is nnw noting as press agent for the Coliseum, Cbiego, writes to the Clipper tba “ M ES Fiances Robinscn was tho adopt id drug her of John Rubinson, Cincinnati, of circus notoriety, aud tho wife of Boyd Ro'iinson, a son of Alexander Robinson, a circus proprietor in Utica,N.Y. Five years *;o she left her husband on account of d imeetio difficulties, going to Philadelphia, where lost winter she was one of theba'lel corps of the Grand Central Theatre. I > Ihe spring she left there, and started out with Dwyer's Culisenm Circus, aud sfterwirds in August, in company with Sana Dwyer, left rbHndelphia for Pittsburg to join Tuayer 4 O .'e ibow,” This is the lest Mr. Whitney heard of her, until be rend the account of her sqieidiin last week's Clipper. Her bnsbaud is now living ia Utica, N» Y. tibe had a beautiful little To-xmnew bag Le<n sot apart by the Govern jr-Gcuend as a day of thanksgiving throughout (hr Dominion of Canada, and wo have no duuLt it will he very generally observed by all classes of the comuniuity. Canada and Canadians Lave muc i tn bo thankful fur. White our fair Dumiuion and tito British empire have, during the past year, enjoyed peace and plenty, other uatiuns have been engaged iu war and elrife with each other, unsettling the amity of feeling between themselves and rnisiug strife and iliHoard and consisting feelings of doubt among their neighboring states.— The war between Russia and Turkey boa been one of great slaughter and an immense expomlitnro of money. ’James have been desolated and destroyed, and the peaceful avocations of the inhabitants of those scones o i which this strife has occurred have b<en upset by the fearful carnsgo which has tak-U place. la India famine lias stalked iu ihe inud and swept off its thousands by starvation. Iu tho neighbor­ ing Republic one of the most gigantic labor strikes has taken place, resulting in tho loss of hundred's of lives aud the wan­ ton destruction of properly representing milli.His of dollars io value, LesiJa the great inconvenience iu the stoppage of traf­ fic aud the rupture of that confidence which should exist between capital aud labor. These arc among some of the dis­ astrous cvonU which Lave taken place iu other lands, while we Lave looked upon them aud read the narrative of them with stoical indifference because they have not been brought to our doom. A bountiful harvest has beaa garnered by our farmers and placed in barns aud store­ houses to supply the wants of our own peo­ ple, with a large surplus to Mud to foreign countries to supply their deficit. Onr mer­ chant* are emerging from that financial depression which has tarraued them in the past few years, end trade is assuming a more elastic and tretr inclination. With improvement in Ibero classes of industry, the manufacturer, mechanic and artizan are already beginning (o reap the benefits, and although they may appear slow in de­ veloping thamrolres, iu tbo ead it will bo better fer tho country and all concerned, M it will be of a more stable and enduring character. In a political point of view we "Significance iu pairs” is a Higoism widely applicable to tho politics of this country just now. Fur instance : (I.) Mr. Mackeuzio h.u a brother. Tho brother's firm being somewhat embarrassed receives an order for twenty thousand tens of steel rails, nhheugh tho rails were net wauled, and ths market was falling, (2.) Mr. Mackenzie has a cousin in Ebenezer Poole Watson, of Sarnia. Mr. Watson is appointed Indian Superiutcnd- nnt at n salary of $1,200. (0.) Mr. JBluko has a strong political ally in Mr. David Moore, whom h, introduces to tho Premier. Mr. Moore receives tho Goderich harbour coy tract at a price $30,000 higher than a contractor of experience with amplo security offers to do the work STREET LAUH. To Iba E.Utor ot th* Oxford Tribone. DIAB SIR,—I notice in tbo editorial coin on of your last i»aq a moat extrajrdinroy state­ ment, on to the streets of the city of Provi­ dence, R. IM being lighted by electricity. Yonr article would lead the reader to infer that electricity was used for lighting the streets instead of gas, and that from its cheap­ ness it is likely to supercede gaa as an illum­ inator. If thio is your meaning, then, your article was written under an entire misapprehension uf the facts in the ease, which arc, that gaa is used for lighting the rirroU of Providence, and that electricity is employed to light tbo gas in tho lamps. Tbo co«t to tho city for lighting its itrccts is several dollm mote per Lwnp per year than is now paid by the Town of Ingersoll. Ingersoll, Nov. 14, 187”. Yours, truly, JAUU Nexox. The Elopement An Indian. BEWARK OF NEW SORK COUNTERFEITS ! , MtK< daughter, who is under the protection of Mis. Alexander BobiuBon, in Chicago, Hl. The foregoing stalctnrnt doos not room to tally with previous account*. We have an indistinct recollection of a Frankl* RoUn- I son, wh» ciad to sing and dance in vanity j thentires fin (be United States some years ago. bat this is not likely tba same p»r*on. As to the name Seville, that is nothing. With tha company that WM here, Mlle. Seville WM billed as a gymnast, whereas tb*re WM no performer of that Hue iu the show, and they advertised other people who were not with them. Oar own im­pression la that Frances Robin ion wai a neophyte in the profeMlox, and that mme ot the company with whom iha was per­ forming row'd give particulars if they ebroe. There plea that the woman had only been teke variety performers that tong to get aequsinted. AX0THM MtrOBT It turn out that th* girl who emumitted suicide al logereoll a week or two ago, and who was going around with a min- stirel troupe, WM Mr*. Frances Alexander, whoaa hoshaad is a merchant in Mount Cl email*, Mleh. She ilupad a short iitu» previously with a man named Itele, a s r THOMAS HOLLOWAY. LETTER HEADS. ITHWED at the THIMMK D rrtrc THE CONTEST IN QUEBEC EAST. Quebec, Nov. SO. Lanritr's cotnmillss calhd a meeting of tha English speaking electors to-night to hear Devlin. About twenty pereuxiwm present. Devlin refused to speak to such a small audience, and tho meeting dosed, cheering for Tonrangean. The Conserve, lives gain every day, and snoosss is eertsia. The English speaking vote is solid fur Tou- rungcau. Laurier says him nU that delay U fatal to bU cause. It is froe'y stated Ihat Mae* keuzie bas ordered the election to be carried by any moans. N > religious ques­ tion is r liacd. Tin eler^y do not interfere. Mi.'’ good feeling prevails on both rides. The French-Cansdians aro diagualed with Mackenzie's fidioii in not publishing tho French Consul's lof-cr ret-ukieg him, about the shipping qusstwn. THE CANADIAN MAIL SERVICE. Otiaw*. Nov 20. The Free Preu «ays :—It is understood tluU, as tho European mails are now land­ ed at Halifax, the Messrs. Allan consider tiiat they should not be bound to fa! e their aronmers to Portland in wint r, and that they applied to the government far leave to cease making Portland tbo winter termioal, and that such prnnisaiou will probably bo granted, as their contract was only for carrying mails, aud in no sense covsring commercial advantages. WILLIAM SORRI& Teachers’ Exxmiaatloa. THE aemi-nnnnxi examiMfioh fat exn- dMaua tor PoUto adMi Tosdamf Chua HIGH SCHOOL, WOODSTOCK, vnaa^^iw^m , W. CARLYL®. Grain and Dairy Yam F O B S-AJLBJ. /A NE Hundred and Seventy -fire A rm . V Township at Dsneham, six milssf ratal Io-era-11 JOHN CORRIE, I t (4.) The late Mr. A. B. Foster rendered Borno service to tho Reform parly during the crista ot 1873. Mr. Mackenzie made him a pteecnt of 1199,000 boai-lcs relieving him of the pat a a and penalties of a broach of contract. 15.) Mr. Anglin is Speaker cf the Home. Mr. Auglin receives 120,000 worth of Gov­ ernment printing. (G.) Mr. TbomM Nixon reudered some service to tho Reform party io Proton, in­ timidating electors, etc. Mr. Nixon ia mr.de paymaster of the Nurtli West at a salary of S2.2W. (7.) Mr. J. D. EJgsr is an earnest and poetic partizan, The Dominion Govern­ ment makes him its ambnssador to British Columbia, emolument* |0,000; and the Local Government couititutes him heir to the Mercer cutete. (8.) Mr. Nurris rifles bis employer's d-sk in ihe interest of the Reform Party. Mr. Norris receives an appointment from llio Reform Party on a Governin' nt railway. (9.) Mr. Forsyth is sunt onl hero by un­ fortunate Glasgow capitalists tor‘port on Mr. Huntington's copper swindle. Mr. Forsyth is taken in baud by the Postmaster General and thrust into a high office over the heads of veterans in the service. (10.) Senator Ei npson is promised an in­ crease of Government deposits if be will work for the Reform candidates in the «ix eoustitneuces in which bis bank ledgers are effective agents. The bank gets mnro de- p ^site than all other banks in the Province put together. (11.) Dr. Hagnriy, of London, is reported for corrupt practices i» the Walker election, llis punishment consist* of an appoiut- mentasNorth-west Medical Officer; lahry S2.000. (12.) Mr. Robert Jaffray is a pnriat whoso efforts at putting down bribery and corrnp- tion with Lils of moony Lava made him famous in St. John's Wnnl, Mr. Jaffray is bare much to ba thankful for. The party in Opposition aro thankful that they aro in the Bwendency, and that they have been enabled to bring down the majority of the Ministerialist! ta a proper warking basis, and they are further thankful thst the time is abort when the people will have an opportunity of expressing their confidence in them and eilliag them agata to power. Miniatenalisli should be thank Ail, too, that their majority has been reduced, and that they cannot now do things with impunity, which they were Umnled to do when tbey went into power with a minority of 83 to 100 at their back. It is an sniiotn in pol­ itical economy that it is M dangerous for the ruling party io have too large a major­ ity ifi their support u it is to havs too small a use, end this fact h u never been more strikingly exemplified than in the four years' hlstotj of Mr. Mackenzie and his Goreruasnt In Canada. They have lost a grand opportunity, end if they have berrelf with preprhrty She WM beautiful, too, and in no wav aeexniBgly suited few the eompaniunslup e? tire fellow with w tan BILL HEADS pQUAL to *nd From the Hxinllu>n Time*. Some days ago wa published n report of an ctopemxut which had taken place from a farm-house near Xtratfunl, Ibe parties being a daughter of the proprietor and a hired mtu who belongs to one of the Indi­ an tribes living on reservsa between Cale- douia and Brautford. We are informed tliat tbo conplo mode their way to the bouxe of the Indian's mother, having b»en married in due form in a Prostestant Epis­ copal ehurcb some where on the Rerom. There they were found by the angry and mortified father and brother of die girl, and । the Indian, being arrested, was taken to and lucked up ia Caledonia. While in lim­bo tho young husband mourned lonely for his absent wife and pledged himself, in the heating of his auditors, to die if necessary iu her defeuco. Ho wished only to be set at liberty that ho might fight to the death for her. Bat such a terrible finale was not to be. for the relatives of the girl finding they could rot separate the pair and that further opposition would only render them the more miserable all round, cmscuted to the Indian's release and, it u further said, the whole party went iu for a general jovial celebration ou the evening of the day upon which tbeyonng conple were thus reunited. The young wife belongs to a very respecta­ ble and wealthy family, named Murray, who reside in tha county of Perth. They are members of tin Ro tn a u Catholic Church. The Indian, whose name had escaped our memory, is a Protestant and is above the average of Uis tribe ia intelli­ gence and industry. AN INDIAN SHOT BY A SPQRT3MAN. Penelangniehcne. Nov. 20. A party of four from Toronto have been shooting duck amongst th# islands here. Ono of the parly, a Mr. Lowe, using a long range >Ule lo fire al some ducks, the ball carried far enough to dangerously wormd an Indian lad on BeueoJei Island, who was working in a potato field there. The ballet entered in thepoin and g'&nced on* bone. Dr. Spahn has been unable to extract it M yet. The Indians *re very excited over the matter, and the lad's coudition is pre­ carious. CAUCH0NE ARRIVAL AT MAN- 1TGM- Winnipeg, Nov. 20, Cauehon is expected on Thnndny, al­ though previously annonnei d to arrive on tho first of Deumnbcr. Rumors of meet­ ings to slop him Lave been prevalent for the past fortnight. It is believed tbfre will be no demonstratii n. DARING ROBBERY OF A FARMEB- Carlton Junction, Nov.20 A daring robbery was committed last night on a farmer na racd John Battel, Hv- ing between Carlon Place aud EouUviHe. The farmer kept his money in * ebeet in the bonne, amounting to (6,000, iu rilvrr, gold and bills. The two men that entered the bouse fired Iwo shots outride and three in­ side, aud swore if tha inmates made any alarm they would shoot them. Two men F O B 1S7S. »WEgaYUKRAL Bodwoi Irlcfi — Ircoxlum ta sw y Subacrlbux. HaxvMt to Aetata, TH E Fiflanth Annual Campdg* ofth* tFeeUm ASwriuer ante W**A/x L.hrrel st BILL 0? TAKS. JOHN CAMERON A CO.,i Private- Hosidtmco. TO B^nt or for 3*1*. For Terms and rartUMtau. .Jrty w W. T. CPJSP, IwraH. .isn. n* 1 MSciiiifficAini TOinTr-TlitED TEAR. TUB fest POPmmciEKTlFIC PaperIN THE WORLD. tickets at Carleton Hace Junction tor Chi­ cago, and were arrested to-day *t Drcdt ville. C. P. H A L L , AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED Tm Scixsrwte Arnicas L engra^tvje, reprtMnUng the «we-t In»«ullnna ead the uvat recent Adranecaln the Ait* aud Sei»n««; Indodins Mechanic* and Engineering, Sleam Eeylwer- Ing, Railway, Minin*, O»u, Oa» and Hydraulic (B- Mill 1.... w,^i .i l u.i.i i v .- Boat, Sound ; TerfiuolofT, PhoUwrtjihy, Printing, New Machinery,New Fnice»»*<, X*w Recipe,, Impruve- tneula pertiinibg io Textile Indmlry. W«*«I»K. Dy«- Atncnllorc, Uunkullure. ti e Han*. H»Uh. UidicxJ I'nftTW, IlcoUJ HCLMMW, Nstiml lilalotj', Owkcy, Axtruuntur, etc.The tnv»t nluxb)* prxetka! rarer*,' br eminwu writer* In »ll dciartmente ef Mieme. will la feneid in made purveyor by appointment to tha Local Government, being allowed to furni h goods of bis own seioctions and at his .own prices. (13.) Mr. Abram Farewell is a gnod pw ist who wanted much of bis substance in sundry attempt* made by Iiimsdf and others to beat Hon. T. N. Gibbs. So Mr. Farewell, under (he style sod title of Sif- ton, Ward, A Co., gel* various Pacific con- tracts.(14.) Mr. Hugh 8n*herl*ntl of Orillia claims to bo * distinct eonsia of the Pre­ mier, and is moreover* defeated Reform standard-bearer. Mr. Sutherland is placed in charge of the Fort France* lock, a work involving tbo expenditure of at least 8250.000 which ta of no earthly UM, and which contrary to the Public Work* Act, is bring carried on not by contract but by Government day labour. (15.) Mr. Adam Oliver rotirei to make room in the Local Legislatnro for Mr. Adaru Crooks. Mr. Oliver and bi* partner are paid I5.0M fur* airuBturo n«t worth more thou 11.000, and 851.000 for land not worth $5,100. (18.) Mr. Ferris, M.P., declare ha will not support tha Government Unfes* ha geta same old rail* for a local railway. He gets the Premier** latter promising him tiro rails. (17.) Mr. Norrte, M. P„ h u ipent several email fortune* In pntiing down bribery and corruption. Mr. Norris geta a $42,000 con­ tract from the Premier, tba Independence of Parliament Act to the contrary nolwith- it, we cbould few UiukAtl that only a short time will slapou before tbs country will have it io their power of tolling them is the most nnadatakoabin language wbxi ba* defeats which they have custafued in varivu* parts of tha country, that they no tbs sanfidsneeof tbs pso^a, comiHga, ere prepend, eftsr giving theta a fair trtaL to threw them everiaxrd. For these and meay ether Hestaage, vouch­ safed to BS, Canada is lu duty boud, with dHtub«i*in« to amenriM BM-WMM Provident*. should bare PATENTS. Aaart. NOW JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. RURAL NEW-YORKER Impressive,Original and Invalu­ able Featuies : An Experimental Farm OF EIGHTT-TWO ACRE*. Public attentloa la thin directed to U1« awrlto ot UM (18.) M. Tldbon lean resignes in Quebec Ea«t to make way for a defeated Minister. M. Tbibaodexa is waiting for Ws Senator- ship.(19.) Mr. Cronks ia a skarebolder in,and agent of, tbs Cobmial Trusts. •ells the Coluuied Trusts |1, monidMl deb«uU>rea, practical by lbs Local GOVSIUUMHI,X ‘8CIO.) Mr. MackMziA bUst. i Mi. C w 'o ESTET O U JULIUS nue’S Agricultural A Garden Seeds AND PLANTS. PROPAGATED OX ITS OWX a KOI N AXD DrsTRI BITTED FR£S AMONG ITU SCBSCKIBKRS. Original' Ideas & Experiments OX FARM MAXAGEMKNT. The Best Talent EVER EUPUJVED IN AWMCA WILL C0NTN- AND A Paper fa r Farmer) rARNSss- wivss roa ru>Bxsrs UUHTlCl l.mS»re. ITS HOST AIM 10 TV HAUK HUME HArTY. o M A N H O O D : HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED II Full Marhet Reports EACH WKM, THOM XTW TM« ASD OStEAGTO BY OU* OWW EEPVKTEKS. All Questions fully Ansiueted, a I’AFBB FOR A IL SECTXOXS. Four-Page Supplements ISSUED, n n . or OUOIJUL n xen c u. KOTTS The Vegetable Garden A 8YEUTA1.TY. Tho ConSoMed Nows nr YUE WORLD EACH WEEK. namui m ID um; BW ow endorsed Here are pain of which U M* botu d: » T IY O'N.tU & Co.'« joceat Coffee. IJtst in the mxrkct. tHt CULVawtU. MUIU1 CO. B R O O M S ONLY IO CENTS, CHINA TEA HOUSE. kuXBB Ingersoll, Ont, C. p. H A L L , WtTCXMHEi a HWtUXL PATENTS To InventorsXManuracturart Gilmore, Smith & Co, : mgMta Wwy ss, COLD.^ I ,i - QXTfiND- T R IBUNE THE OXFORD TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1877. t ^tporitr WEDMSMV NOVEMBER 21, \9Tl. ^tKl aypoUtd lite d»R[»r». >1 WOUsil. baforv ttf-momw. Q.1 * Wo're'thanktul for a bort of ihlnpi i worth ttlcaUoa. ThlM oraHawlnj meuura 1 Then hall, haU, That*firing-day? tn text night tetfalMr fight. ^-.gsrry^ in Btrfcr't Majatine for D^r barley QsE rowing thl of getting hauls to ilia Toimeumau Biei, destroy a very largo proportion of every generation of the Hewian Fly, praying upon their egga, larva) and pupa. ran p u 4h their wheat is when I used to go in a Morning she would aak tne to have a Toast, wh«b I was very willing to do because sire bod an artifieinL way of toasting it, no ways slack or burn- ing.it, besides sbo bad sneb a prttly way df grating nStm*^Wdipping Uiu ths bea-, and such ft piece of tare Chtaso tbaHI . jnnat n^tht they were the host-ToaBtathat ever I eat in my life. autumn ? if tho ground rinicr thourlicatettyd receive no liirtn from its Urge growth' of top, hytdywld there be heavy SHOW Ml», tho snow lying on the ground mmo time, it would bi! v?ry likely to smother, wpevial^y under drifts.’ I have SHown of such cases. IM—There is a great deal of disewssinn now, among farmers, in regard io the expedi­ ency of fce<8hg off the wheat. Mliat is your opinion err’ihtit subject? Mr. B — I ibiwe pastured wheat in the fall with gooSVcaulta; and intend to feed off mine, but I whsHVait until the ground is frozen so that the sheep will not tread up the ground. ' Edi—Then yon rfhaUl pasture yours With sheejr, have yon no few that they will crop it I too short? *c MrJB.—Not unless they arc kepi toolong, n e HMs&n^jF^ and 1U Operation*. Tbn nxmi deatraetivo insect Chart; as aver . cavaged the wheat of Ibis country is, with-1 __ ent doufaC-the-’“Midge,” mor*-commonly _ catifll by .pnsctieal farmers, who do not at-1 ^'■wa^-winaky Wwriaf^twlly accurate, the wae^; TlMtanpct^raoceedisd in driving, for a period of tn/«rA years, tbo culture of * .whit* w&cat from Western Slew York, amd re • other portions of the conn try, nnd eotn- iof pletely changed the eourw of fanning, tmb- Btituticg mixed husbandry for a speeialty.i This was A benificent afflietion that forced onr farmers io cultivating sovera! •— crops instead of a single one, and to adopt * a system of manuring and rotation under * f^lSdi dur b^t cultivated farms ira improv- tng from year to year, with increased . LA&vWmofprodemmg. The general adop- uTO WA ranety or 'apeeioa bf 'wheat which matured and hardened before the eggs laid by the' insect had batched into laraae or -worms Jdtrtai the latter to starve, effecta- ally drove the imdge from ovr wheat fields, .-inl .id-day jbe fa^pera of the “Geneseo Ceuulry" are raising old-fashioned crops of • Ms, tho klngof the cereals, I Wlien the writer of trfs was a lad, the '.ri fainera of Dutchess County, where ho re- “ sided! .had suspended wheat growing be- * canBo- &«y could no longer grew it with profit qying to the ravages of tho Hessian Fly. Wheaton brenff no .longer appeared ends, and eliould be turned before being idrivsn tafred too close. Ed.—Some recommend pasturing wheat with colves, What do jiu think of that? Mr. B.—They ore too heavy, would tread up tho ground too Brock, and it would bo iro- possible to find calves enough io feed off cur large fields of wheat No; sheep arc tho Iwst and. if watched, and turned offinthne, they will do little damage. Ed.—Did you ever try mowing wheat, Mr. B-r .Mr. Ri—Yes on a smalf scale, wilb scythes, bat it is too much work, and the taps arc still left upon the land. Ed.—Could not a machine be used, and the tops raked off with a hsrsc-rake?Mr. B.—The horses would tread up the ground too much, and tho tops would fall down among tho wheat, so that a rake would foil to gather them. There is no better way than to pattare with sheep. A punero! Sermon When the published the famous Hard-ahell Baptirt germon," For he played on a harp of a thousand atriums, it WAS imp posed that the summit .®f pat stylo of oratory bad been obtained. XV*. baf*1 b“en nothing comparable to it u»t;l tho 0U'®r on the th^ ordinary farmer, but Died M th* “staff of life." After * trajperMiA pt eight or ten years th*' Fly was M Wlfotaslly "rtatqped out" that they wexo able io reintos the growing of wheat. ’ During the. Inst two years there bare Ixen reports of the appearance of the HossianTly in some of the wheat-growing ]ociRGe?OX.lt)is Stale, Cmo-tiiJ.Miehigaii, and formers begin to feel soma alarm and query whether it may not become BO zmmerous as to eeriously interfere with in many of our bMfjWhcat I k Wfi hey many reports of Rw HTfearnuco' of the Fly, this fall, in ow»y soWn wbeai- *OBI<1S in this and adjoining counties. Tho "autumn has been rcmar^nbly warn?, and in ^'rnany localities very dry, and in pieces • ^w nln AugustX^e Crsfjreek in Eentem- ■MwMad^M afione of tbeFly hWbeen’ - serious, some fanners being driven to the necessity ^ crossxtrilljnghheir wheat, the A^loREAT AT T R A CTIO N IN 1 D ry &o o ds * Well, Beloved, the days arc abort, and many of you have a great way home, and theftfoFG-1 hasten "to "A Condnsion. I tU^lciI .fliiffirienlly proved this Mun to bo a good Man and his wife a good Woman, but fearing yonr momoriri shmtld fail you, J shall repeal the particnlnre, viz.:J. llis Love to his Nt ighbora ; 2. His Chnrity to the Poor; 8. Hia Goodness to his Tenants ;4. Ilia Devotion in hia Prayers, In saying Amen tn the Prayers of Mr.Colc, Gibbs and myself. But more especially for that transcendent Act of Charity in entertaluing the Beggar Bey, in Binding him Apprentice to a Gnusuiith, cud after­ ward marryivg him to a Kinawoman of his Wife, nod bringing np Ms eldest dangh>, IHr to IVoman's Ertate, ami marrying her to that Hnn. Genttnnan. Mr. Buxton, and giving him avast -portion with her, and giving the rompimlcr of his Esiato to his other Daneblers t was not ibis a coed Man and a Man <>f God, think yon, and Lis w*fc a good Woman, and sho camo from Hols- don Hall beyond Norwich.“ Well, Beloved, ho hath dona Iris work an earth Courageously, Valiantly, and Manfully In fighting nudw tho world’s banner of good Husbandry in gutting m >ney ; Ao D npjy at rest, and so wa leave him.'— EDITOR'S DRAWER, in Hnrpcr^ 3Iagrt!tim fdr Veccinber. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR THE FAEt TRADE. T S E E ^V E E E E ^X F Q R D H O U S E " —- - AGAIN’ TO THE FRONT WITH ’— UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS EVERY THING NEW. New Tweeds and Coatings, every make. New Black and Colored Lustres. New Dress Goods in all the Leading Shades. Como and See the Special Bargains. New Cloaks, Mantles and 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 T S E ] O ZK L E rOSID H O U S E B _A .3aG -^II .T S . ‘■ItigVrsdii, October 24, iSTt. W . M cBAIN , Prop. HEARN & MACAUI/AY DRY GOODS I SW ConiDlete'in Erery Dcpannest. ' ????????■??;!????? GOODS REMARKABLY CHEAP. WC OFFER YOU Tins UZASOX A LA5S3H STCCE, £3133 3 VAuUH ?? FRE». ROWt AND, PO RK PACKER. BACON, HTM8, LARDf^ BARRELLED PORK, im i i u iu i n o iK tu Slam WHtshlra IMos fat tho Mario t.Pvttixa Wrlusi Win nun Kl_ onr.Vmc«-So. 3 Odd-Fefe..' ff.n. Dumta.M. A. g^xrDCT, carr. * AGENTS WANTED FOR « CREATIVE SCIENCE OB. MANHOOD. irOMANHOOD. and thrlr 1NTEK-RELATIONS ; LOVE, JTS LAOS, EOWElt, ETV.A jcHta at, Kilins Item 15 to 21 «|>l«s a tej-. Send for sjicchnen panes ami our estre tetan u> Aganti, and •re why It sell' Uiter than any to-ter took. Addrtas. ;,.VU,?> Al. Il BLISHLKG CO. rhlLdcl;4ii», Pa. me 1.. CH)/} per day al home. Samples worth « tbi) LU ipZU irpv. snaMis A Co.. Portland, JJ.alne AG EN T S W A N T ED ! " FOR PARTICCLAJiS ADUIUiSH WiLSOB SEWING MACHiNt CO., </>£(/ a week In ye¥>OO ttec. H. If W0NDS3 U20N 'WONDEB. Oittn J rmy—Jday, in clanciu" through a foreign pape.", | ,vdn»>y *hwk, cntiu&i A HE BOOK of nos. wwoo ccaammoo uupnodno ttbhoe ffoolllloowwiinngg,, wwhhiicchh wwee w.'^^ pronounced to bo in its way inimitable. Il is quite certain that it ha» not heretofore appeared in print in America. It is eu- litledi “A Sermon occa*ioncd by the Death of the liev. Mr. Procktcr, Minister of Gissing. ‘By the Bev. Mr. Moore, Minister of Bunton, Norfolk. "1 Tim.jvi. aud 12.“Beloved, wo arc met to solemnize the funeral of Mr. Prockier; his father's name wa« Thomas Prockter of the second family; his brother's name was also Thomas Prock- ter, ho lived sometimeat Buxton Hall in Norfolk and was high Constable of Distil- urdsod; this man’snamo was BobertProck- ter, and bis wife was'Mrs Buxton, laloof Mr. Mathew Burton; she cams frtin Hols- dou Hull beyond Norwich. “Ho was a good Ha<Dad,.anrl sho a good Hon• wife, and they two got monej-. eho brought a thousand ponds to her portion. But now. Beloved, 1 shall make it clear by domouslrative Arguments..“jFirel, Ho was a good Man and that in several respects ; he was a loving ruou to bis neighbours; a charitable man to tho poor, a faTonrable man in his Tylhes, anti a good Landlord io bis Taniinl*; there rite' MD Spurgeou can tell.whfU a great sum ba forgave him on bis Death Bed; it was four score Pounds. NoW, Beloved not this a godfl Man arid a Man of God, think you, and bin Wfvu good WutadnJ-HuJ she camo •ifatlnn*, the uT'„, -rt.j -'lies, «ilcno nnd w lunermi. lirssni’, Rn^kliilonV A^unJilte. F^uloun, Endinn I.nenl, nc. * itnenunruhcrr 1u1 k1l»*' ' O. W «•.«.. t..i.l.l.*.. r..o..r..i.o..i.u. ... .I,h.u Mt CO., WMf re. E <*«irr» *nay SU»1 xelf, lar.-o Ulu»tr»urt x u *- CHEAT WESTERN GON WORKS. J. O’N EILL & CO., ATEST NOVELTIES HAVING purchased the Bank’npt Stock ot Groceries lately belongfng to the estate of G.J. SHItAPNEI-L at cenviderabiy below cost, are Dow prepared to offer goods in this line nt Greatly Reduced Prices. Their Stock I* New and Complete, nnd most respectfully solicit a call from intending purchaser’. Having Secured the services of MR. G J. SflltAP- NELL wo intend making TEAS a Speciality. The Stock is large and well selected, and we confidently recoiuuicml them to our cuztomcrB. —--------O—------=- 11 Pounds of Sujar til 1, 10 rounds of Bright Sugar fas $1, 3 Tennis of Good Tea for SI. 20 rounds of Hico for SI. 20 rounds of Raisins for 91.Stea. BEST 60c WORK FOR A LlJ I'iatfnr. (BniaiKol) Weekly and JloMhly. O* I 41 n ilnr al homo. Agenu wanted. <nr.ill md 51^ terms too. TRUE A CO., RFATTY PlAH3,ORGAN Irnt. Xrru-.k: O L /tl ll .tartlinz .Sow*, uvpiw. IX »V>|>« aW. I’iniKnejStKvrt cCM. Ur, Free. D. F. BMCly, T ^A IN CANADA. Note “The Peoples' Grocery,” Thames Street, Ingersoll. Ingersoll, October 3, 1377. 199 1HGERS0LLCL0TH1NGHOUSE G R E A T B A R G A I N S AT THE [.v addition to the Izth»a Stock already announced, the undersign-'d is continually recctv- mg Iar«e thipmciita vf New Gwnis in order to supply the gnat ami constant demand and he fee-la M»ure«I by the 'arga abd inerea.ri.ig patronage of the public that he in supplying the people with just what they want and at prices unequalled in the County. He now bos Men's, Boy's, Youth's, Women's, Misses and Children's Wear, •rices lower than cvct 1,000 Pahs of Men’s, Soy’s, Women’s, Misses Ghildroa’s Bu bta s and. Overshoes. The rtoo-ls have been bought at the L0WSST C4TJX TRISES, and will bo R..1.1 rlirnn ’ Thanking the pcnplb of Ingcrwd! and vicinity for their liberal patronage since his return here to he respectfully solicits their furtherpatronage assuring them that they can save money by buying In rctitrnlu" his sincere thanks to the itihahibiiits of Ingersoll and its Vicinity for the very libera* patronage bestowed m^m him nince his coiumcneeincntin BasincsH here, takes great'piv !U”>*° *n ^forming his numerous customers nnd all tbow that will faW him with a call that Lis Stock of CJli cap C asli G Iioc TJoiiss C«etomcre will plwe not nsk for f r,~DIT ns no CREDIT C/.N 33 K7E1T, and it it. culy fur the Gash in hand that tlietc Good* can bo sold at such low prices. No. 23 Thames Street, Ingersoll, Nearly opposite the C/<rwiitle Office. WM. A. CR OM W ELL. X. B. 'Rveiv hind of or’er work and repdriug neatly and pcuinpUy done by Mr. El ward Darker assisted by XIesirs. Dim i Mingo, lugctw'J, OcteUv 1", lSf7. go? 100 Clover Seed Kullers, FoR SALE. a from Helsdon Hall beyond Norwich. Tbi? wll! hull »nd c'van wd*. dean it bctttr, Ihat I. more iltuple, iductele. and eudv lumiliro Hau any miler hniter mate. HAUEUSTOWN AOblCUU TU KAL I >1 PLKil EXT M.CNUFACTVIIIXO CO., is the Argument. _ , , “ Second, to provb tlfs "man to bo it -------□_ »»__ ’ tho time of bffil iwiFPitvrK.T:.......finji sowing-bavingbeen nearly destroyed 3;,",n ~Aa ^nQ °f in tbo limo of biP The inseei is generally found, at ibis sen- imainBialk tlW man. No, desired mo to pray ita._ ~..i„ i.n^.-ir. i.„< ,.11 1.:.. i. * gPIANOS. ■5S A winded ONLY OOLD MEDAL al World*! ““ Fair, VleniKL Aim, hlgbeet al CentenntaL Is very complete in all its brandies, comprising In the Ncwcat Styles of wear. Also ^usintss ^arhs. McCAUOHEY & WALSH ’> ARRLSTERSand Attornoys-af-Lav,. ? l-vlh-itor’In Cliancery anil lwn|rcr,n, Nc!.-r:., ilitl.-, In-ro-ai. Ont. omcv-lu JkO-mbci V P OT Sale—Ckeap. Wixk.'njniijn' O A S T A R D G O O D S Jfair crop. It has happened that Ilia Hes- «i*n Fly baa boon^veiy jintdJriuh and T he Bhnjo thing may possibly oYcdFnext ■en^D.A» ’ f ' ' f ' '• n 8m^l Rnat or ^Mnvce, of tbo order diptera, fa&ny/eeei- l&xnyiadie, or -gall gfiaLi, and genus |f aecidBWjia. rf WM Wcd-tho HMMID Fly foam the xnpporitjon that it waa brought * ft* w*** oountry t^,tbe Hessian troops, in , •O’M Jur*n*t'16 r®YoluUonsry war. • |» m iv.b,■Mr. gay,MjpceJJojb.y»a deilruetor. The : ribr.uo* ouly hiuMrif* but fiat all hie Belo'- r .’■onB'abd.nrftpiaintrthfK Iflixton’s,Worship, for Mrs. 'EUXIOH » Worship, jind all Mr. Buxton’s Chidden against it should IcWdc St. East. TORONTO, NQRRI8 & SOPER. In great variety. BROAD CLOTH & DOESKIN M DONALD A. HOLCRQFT, JA AIIRISTERS and Attornr-ys-nt-I^iw, | ) >IK!mra In L'banwy. Nutaries Public, Ac., Ac, Ufficu—i ?■»»■ ** »tret‘. L‘Xcr»..U. /KM ■*aweet is abowt onMenih of an “« 4# of wiuoa one-qharw m /if Intb, "frr more. This insert, so destrortive in. BOMB ttatoni in -anaU^es two broods M thocourse otq yerr,' spring auff riatamn, e>rlic«t. in the Southern State*'. Tho toanffcrnm- M *.df MHiwaWBriardedH YKHOHS vwyg to thattbeir life fro as the egg to tba per- MrtltMMrt may be a year or mans, render­ fag Iba imUnBaaoa oi th^sfccisg in after y?ar« more sure- \ * V . i ‘ Ifa tgssUriwut ona fifti^JiVt-aQ tach in fe>^b. fr*4riu«ent and pal* red. are placed < pkuise God to send him any, andiaMr. Cole's prayers bo Jovontly * id, ‘Aiheu, Atnoo, Aasesv WM noLtbis a gaol Man, and a Mun of God, tbink„you, aud Ins .Wife.a good Woman, and she came from Holsdou Hall beyond Norwich. ".Then lie sent for Mr. Gibbs to pray foFlrim, when he came and prayed for him aud for1 all hh‘Friends, and RehtioaH. and Acquaintances, for ME Buxton' g Wor- atfd for Mrs Buxton's Worship, nnd for all Buxton's Children against it should please God tt> sand him any, mid to Ifr Gibh'« prayers lie devoutly said. Amen. Aman, Amen, not this a good Mon and a Woman, sud Cafiie from Helsdon Holl be. yond Norwich. he sent for me, and I rase and prayed Wr thia good Man Mr Prockter, for aIfflite-Priende, Relations, and Acquintance' ftt sir Button's W<»ymp,and fto- Mrs Bns- tons and for all Mr'Bwxtou's Children Ag­ainst it should plskAafnd to ootid him any, anti to my prayer Ito'devoutly saidW.mon. Amen,'Xm»d. 'Was not this a good Man pgd »IMmr ^Gpd, think you, and ty*.Wife ajjpnd Womsq, and she same fronj Het^- d<n> Hall beyond Norwich. -k • "Thirdb-liud belly. Beloved; I come to a clear aMnofietrative Argument to prove thia Marr to h*a good Man, Atfd *. Man of VOUffSMEN™B month. Swill Mlop- while Iramlnj. BHIBUOH. lunibhed free. fan Ue d<»<w in fourniontha. Ad- DR. WILLIAM CRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. h wpcilallj re- cnnmieuikxl a» SB Before Taking, nX«u«>XM 4 After Taking. Sell A»nw. ■> „f il' Hory. Vnietnal Lauitude. /•am in Hie Batt. JKnmcwU Vimvn, PrrmatHn Uid The 8pedHc Mtdidw la Ite results a life atuZy and ADVERTISE OF THE FINEST TEXTURE. WlLLlAfA KC^ntS BA R R ISTER, .U . ' u£**—sccon-i rt.tt iKMUnSae ifuiUinKu,71 ames^tro*-b’»«nvll. aping wheat yarjr soon ire above ground, to the I 'each 'down U* nainalalCr^kUbeiaiaUia surfaces* U vd~W .'41,.w uU li>c. W d ern - r 2^^ F d T|w e w'“ O1W Tkoimk. 4v»y poor ; be cameout of Scotland ove> Ilie Tweed, unon tho I f Beloved, it was a Dau Cow.. WuU.Bek veil, , this poor iky came to this good Man's /lour,’ to Ibis Mfit Of G m D^r ; ho <fij . .Vtot do al some Would bam d«m«. gtai biro ‘ aims. And send hiar away,vor chide him,' s ^udL make him a DMVMUI aond him to hie t- x»wn Country, No, Beloved, fie look him into Ins w u Hois*,, and fioufid him Ap- prenlict. k * Gunsmith in Norwich; af^r VWl'Owona Mrs. CbrwDw Robertson here IK THE TRIBUNE I Th« Oxford Tribune Q’OW enjoys tiro largest circulation of very which (IMV obtain by auction.' Tw|> cr Best Medium Offered I to bis thia a cam* from HelsdotuHaU beyond “Balowd. yon marXiro“”.i A JwawXtaa Tweeds of every Description, and Very cheap. My Stock of Furnishing Goods is very complete, in every particular, such as IlA iliU K sU U lUj U U 1 U M Vn4or Shirts, Drawars, Carllffaa Jackets, Kid Socks * Of stil Deacriptious. A good aaaortfucat of COLLARS both in LINEN & PAPER. I have also a very neat selection of SILK TIES aud SCARFS', such as the Polo Scarf, Danube Scarf, Burling Scarf, &c., With an excellent Assortment of G L O V E S So B R A C E S IIST YOU WILL FIND AT THE. Ingersoll Clothing House ! Every article complete that will furnish a igentleman with what he wants for an Outfit. I have a veiy large and well selected assortment of Jewellery which will be sold veiy cheap. T a i lo r in g D ep ar tm en t Is carried on with great care, as it is my entire study to give perfect satisfaction to alj my customers. I guarantee to self all these Goods, mentioned in the advertisement, as cheap as.youwill get them this side of Toronto. A TTORNEY. WiLKITOlt. So.>L Hight jier e.'uU JiwitKapn I vnica -Oicr Xulnm* l.w.k, bJr lugetroli. Feb. 9, tala DR. BOWERS. PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, «ke., Ingei-soll. JL Olflec — Cterte aUecl, * Tew dMt, «Cot vt Tlunlu rUevt. M.-B. hVCAUSLAHD, M. D., M .C.P. S. ONTAntO. ,1't >IItYhSelCUt. ASN. u, BwU)KaOnEdOnN*,>«ye. ., Cfvon>nnw<-rriny>rSlnhcrC-e«ounuLi»n Difani. mid Heeljmce opi*«ilc the Rural Motel Hunding*, Ttuuno* Hl., luxcnoIL f. R. WALKER, Pit YSICI AN, Burgeon, &o., Ingersoll. otw-U^’* Dhidc, Tlumw strwl. A. I. HOLLINGSHEAD. I ‘ SVBGE0N DENTIST, L ICENTfATEo the Royal College of Ll iKmtal Sinvtona, Oirtarie. RoeiM—Clark Lu­ker » uew bl.Ki, King at., oppuJlc tee Ua.l<u inKviwn, Dec. s. lire. si W. A. SUDWORTH, SURGEON DENTIST, Graduate ot the Ontario Deatal College. SPECIAL attention given to the pre- •orraUoo <4 the nalurrt teeth. IngonoO, April 4, li?7 * CHARLES KENNEDY, SURGEON_DENTIST. L ICENSED by tho Royal College of Dental Margery, Ontario. 3 CT* "»• ALL CLASSES OF . Ingeoon, Ottobct; I a, 1877. J. H. BERRY. 200 G R A N D O P E m iV G oww s o o j y r LICENSED Auctioneer for Oxford-, Elfin. Ml<1.1 lex .ml Unnl-jn. UUlrt-UaMKu, ♦ JOHN HA8KFFF, General Commission Merchant, O ur rates are as lo w as the lowest. D a vid W h it e & Co. K 2 0. a MACDONALD, M aoWiaXD, r^t. A FlU S DISPLAY OF KVBBY W M iUino iy, Mantles, Hats, &c., fee., - AND EVERY NOVELTY OF TILE PRESENT SEASON. ■ PROVISION AGENT! IRaKM8OLLr ONTAYtlO. IT* J. 0. NORSWORTHY’S CESEKAL Fire h/surdnee Agency Represcrtl-f the following CmBpxmcc W lM lEP.ICOLTURAL 1st. C O t OF MOXTREAL. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, OF MONTREAL ROYAL IHSURANCE COMPANY <F LIVERPOOL A LOXDOM. IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF LOXDoX, LSCLAXD. COMMERCIAL UNION INSURANT CtJ^ OF LoXtejN, KXULAND. 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Bethel dM nof Mpeak again ; she Int {he moonlight play ebont the idle bands that weft lying on her lap, and about the iwwi; sad niontli. acd Jim, watching her, । IN EIGHT CHAPTERS.- er bomb In silence, as she 4 else could ba do vfifb ”* mz*io bi»e*r», that d defiant# Wlafd He rowed hrr home, thrtmgh the gather­ ing twilight, to the little stone from which her happy feet pbarFBCOppsd into ths boat an hour ngo, Bnd. tb*u he sliipped bis oars and jumped out,' Sbo wonld liav?scram­ble* I to shore alum if she could, but in bcr hosts she BtnmWed oVer her drew, and would have fsllch If be had not stretched bnt bls band to aavs hor> • Mis* CIHinto/ be said, 'will you listen to me T, V \,T ‘ No, to, Uo I' she eried pavionately f 'I * will not IMen it trflf amfshe put her hands oret hht ears aud walked swiftly away aefof4 Iks Urn, while be jumped backed into tfaj boat, proud aud angry, and rowed doWn to the boat-house. L t alone, Bethel dftggod off her hat, kud loosed tho liaudKwtCbtef about het beck, gasping for ait, wlrffe a great flood bl mcailet crept up over cheek and neck and brow, and hereyo* Btfshed.►' How Jared ba ?' she cried aloud ; 'how dared ho hint at such a |hiagto me? Htin kftor, as Jin* said; and yet 1 thought I hid, Jay secret *o vsry w*U—and he ofall men to guess ft! And where WM the harfa, after all || If I tore him, whom doos it DQrt, or* who should ‘blame me? What Was it to him tlu^t be should humiliate wo to ? W nsver ran after him—why, I bate him—and euy o&u toigbt have thought I jaicd’Jitn (fest; bnt it’s all over now.'^he put on her hat again, and smoothed her hair trembling fingers. * I have bad my lesson/ sb* said to her- WL.with quivering Up«.,4‘ What a fool I wai I but al any rata be ■nail seo now that 1—am—iudifforeHt—to him.' >She raft delta theJnrace/ ringing, to filo drawing-rtitf^i window, add Iboked in. Mrs. Clithero was kniUfog in the fading light, and she rose and opened lire window for hrr daughter. 'Why. Bethe),’ sho said, surprised at sight tff tbo flushed cheeks and ; sinking ey«, ‘hoft jvarm Jort bate rondo , ▼ourself, my dear I Oo and bathe your । head with Eaudc-Colognci and put on a । cooler dross for dinner. Why could you । not IISTO staitljft" homa-this afternoon? , • Miss Bethel,' he said, ‘look np and say good-bye.' ■Uelltel looked up; but something in her fsce—Rs of ons utterly weary and disbenrt- enod—touched his tender hehrt, and he took both her bands and bent down close: I THE OXFORD TRIBUNE; WEDNESDAY, N CUM BER 2 l. I8”. la »l lavqiaperJMMtrtal Maas. Clastred among scores of other publish­ ing offices; foamed the build lags af the Tri’ bune, the Herald, the Sun, the World, and the Timet, idhita wreathe of steam rolling up from their rooft and from the gistings over the press-rooms. The preft-roomi extended Mydud the building* under the sidewalk, And the pavement vibrated with the beat of tho machines, whiaL ware al­ ready touiog off psris of tbo papers, tho insides or tbo onteides, leaving a reserve of space for the news that nrighi arrive after­ ward, Where the heat bad pOnetftrted ths bard flags, some neWaboy* had ended tbemeelvsa iu innocence and dirt. Others lay asleep on the steps, whore the mo«t important and most hdrried of thn larger contributor* to journalism kiodby foieboro from disturbing them. Oocssiouly fl tele- graph messenger di»ed into the enteaneb at a building, (hen an errand-boy from Oro post-office with a pile of newN-pspsra and Buf’l'dHipl dm not go; all her ties* had died away, aud site dropped dowu bn her knees beside her mother.' I am not hot, dear mother,' she said. * What ii it, then T said Mrs. Clithero.1 Nothing—I arti tired,1 said Bethel J then sba suddenly raised herself and put both ber^arnre abcut her mother's neck.‘ Don't ask me any quart ions,’ sho cried, petnlnntlyj *1 suppose Oiinga get into a wrong grtWra rotueiiiuva, and*! must go now aud dress for dinner. I believe,' said Bethel, mournfully, ‘that ii I was tho most unhappy woman IlvCTg, iflj appetite wonld bo n* good as ever.1 '■ ' My deer, I am very thanlflul for it/ Clithero. ‘Be sure and bo iu flood voice to-nigbt*-it is sach a treat to mo to bear you and Jim si^g together.' * \ CHAPTER V. Bethel wont up and dreasLl, and came kflown staiis to find Jim and Mix. Clithero Wtfaq ‘wilting for her- iu the slwtdowy room. Sha came dowu bright, eager, nnd beautilnl, ailh a sm le on her lips to hide rite achitp of her he rt—a different being to the girl who bad art in such terrible silence in lire boat upon tire river, and cnisbed t'own her unrulumed, unaaked-for to-e—difeftut, too, to a girl who, five iniiute« before, bad leaned a flushed, tear- stained taco out of&er bedroom wiudaw, hoping that the ereuiug air would cool it.It wav a cheHftll, l»ppy trio who sat difluef that night, judging by out- Uda afpeatancca. Jim aud Bethel vied will! each other In telling stories, nnd mak­ ing Mrs ClltUrto laBfih ovar their foolish 1 *'re *** *"^en by tbr girl's feeawdass cbaltef and ready wit, &q<l, looking fttnn one youn^ bright face to the biber, bttilt castles in tl‘o air. that would "Wro tfrt<R«rB'-tliel not a little could sho w rp w n fi imo li#r mother’s mind. ' Come,' said Bothel, after dinner, pftsb- \'U ng back hsr.elmw. ’wH! ynn eall us-in at tesilisue, npiher, and we will go for a little tttaWa iiO i ibrubbery.' \ . • You have been out so touah to-day/ ob­jected her mplbrr. ‘ N*ver mind, detir/ said Bethel, kissing *m oal th* better—if I And then ahe put un her shawl, and they Went out together,, • Do you want atif more lilies, Mfw Betbal risked Jim; ‘they always look so lovely by moonlight.’. ' YM. indeed I do,' Mid Bethel. 1 have been waidwfl far days for au opportunity of getting wen ne* ones ; that is oue of the advantages ot height, you see.’ L • 1 desk think yott need taunt me, Miss Belbab"l»>' said, ‘yuu are pretty tall too.' • I am fire feet t» ven/ the reudf And yoh are six feet onej Well, »• Will not ■uaml; I *01 only look up to you and Jftverrti^j jrmi F ‘Will you 7’ he said eagerly ;'and love toe UK—they always go together.’ ..‘And lowym too, she repeated, lightly.- , JTbat fa lire easiest, I thinkaud she larirt^i lAsc!lievotnly. But Jim Wat very1 grave.• Do y«m Haiti fOrtta it, Bethel ?’ he ‘Because I want ybn to love me— looked np, startled. She was JM MM ruatic bench th<t Crown- "W <BWion*t,4ritli Ure gi*«t white liHoe >»‘l wVflhlo y<h mean F A t said, faltering a utile. 'I do *like yAu. Jim, and yon know it—f bare liked you all along.' • And f have hvrd von i’ he eried sharp- God's Mks tell mo now, and me go.’ He stood before her, stooping down to look into lire aweot, startled eye*, and Ire ftad lbs answer there so plainly that ho Jooeod her hanile and tn roe. I away. ( etrttebine out hr| • Don't lock Hko that, Bethel/ ho snid, eagerly. ‘I can not go away and reave yon so, with no one to took after you—you will be lonely? ‘ Very lonely/ she said sbivethig,’ May I write to yon ?' be said eagerly. •I wifi got all the naws I can to arauso you —I will iqdecd.'‘ Thank you.' she said, smiling gently ; ‘you are always kind, Jitu—kinder than any body else, almost. I shall miss you very much when I have time to tbiuk about it—I am so tired trow.' She looked so tired that he had not the heart to worry her any more. Ho saw that site was troubled nnd anxious, and would be better alone; and,like the tender, chtvalrqtu boy ho was, be put his owu trouble on one side to comfort her. But nu unseen foe is hard to combat, an un­known trouble is difficult to reach; nnd Jim at lost saw that Ilia lime had come when he could not hold her any further, and be went away homo and left her. Left her, sitting in the lunonlight, with that weary, vacant look in her eyes that bad como Ibero first when his unwitting hart] dealt 1 er the blow. She did not want to thiuk, as yet; sho did not want to resize that be was bound, ns Jitu bad said. Until tbu trnfh fol! like lend upon her slidnftiug heart, she bad never thought bow I hope bad sprung up round this btr first love—bow much sho bad eonoted on and watehed and Imeil him—how’ blank her life would grow to ba vilboiit l.itu. It maddened her; sho rose lustily from her sect, and paced the little plot of grass with nervous Let, trying to escape from her own thoughts, trying to think of tbo night, of • Chui lie, of Jim—of cvefy thing but the Cue face that haunted her like n n!-711mare, of nny one but Philip. ‘ I will go home,' ehu said al last, tert- lessiy. ‘I shall uotMc much Wore of him, I dare raj; and if we do meet, I indrt be indifferent. If mother will let ino go to trod, and ask no qucetiouB, I shall be all right to-morrow.’ Sho gathered up bet lilies, with hands that trembled doaptlo her indifference, and prepared to JeBCond, but a faint stationary spark iu tbo shrubbery caught her aye. It looked like a gtow^worm, she thought; so, being In no hurry to get home, sho went ItstlecBly down between tbo laurel bnsbee to where it shono steadily onL Then her heart stook still, and her breath camo and went painfully, for she c* w that ebe bad conic unawares upon Captalu Strachan, and that her glow-worm was n cigar. Sho would Lave escaped had there been time ; but Philip h<U seen her, and, throwing his cigar away, cume quietly on toward her. ‘ It h so pteaadnl here/ ho said; ’fit lari I sm'getting CJOL'lie half expected Bethel to bo cold r.fld haughty and bitter,' after tho afternoon's experience, but slro surprised him—Iro was not prepared for her new role u( “ indiffer­ence/' Tbo Philip Htrachan who, being engaged to bo mnrri.d, liked her iu a way, but wus too tukun np about other llionghls to troublo about her, was » man not to bo hurt aud avoided, as sho wonld have avoided that other creature of fa r imagina­tion—tbo Philip who could wile away a tedious hour by breaking her young, fresh heart—who, iu the insolence of Iris strength, could then bold up and ridicule before her very eyes tbo toy that ho had broken. ' It it pleasant/ sho said; and was glad that her voice caino steadily. ‘Captain bi radian, why did yon not como in to tea ? wo half expected you.' • Well, I don't quite know/ ha said. lie rrnu woildoi ig if sho bad forgotten tho in­ cident in lire boat, and how littlo eneour- agetoent sho bad given him for farther ad­vances. 'But you bad Jim ?' ho said, sud­ denly. ‘By-tlre-by, where is tho lad ? I rtw ytm both On tho terrace not five minntes ago.' •You i&wtwl1' cried Bethel, beudiug down her head; ‘why, how woe that, Captain St»>*rt?tiu f Wa riM not arc you ; even now I camo to hunt yon up us a glow-wornj.' * I atn rHitbing half so ttsefn!/ ho an- sWeftd. 'As to the oruamoutai exterior. I do uot like to take upon myedf to say how I appear to outsiders. But'—and bo turn­ ed Miarply upon her—'whore is Jim?’ ' I don't know—gone home/ said Betlfol, vaguely. * 1 have a right to know,' he said, stop­ ping. . 'Jim told me that he nreant to speak to yon to-night; tell ma; Be 11 re), l« ' You have no right,'began Bethel. Tlrtn she turned sifdderriy toward him aud said. •Don't Haffio ine, Captain Strachan ; I do Ijke him,but I could notmarry him,imlocd. I wonld if I eoald.’ * You do not love him 2’ bo mSed, iitiict- iy- 1 Oh uo, Indeed I do not/ said Botliel. with tears. ‘1 did fiot moan to let bLu , like me ; but I HeWf thought.’• Don’t blame yourself/ he'mid, kindly. •I am sum no cue blames you ; I least df all. But tell me,’ be said, suddenly—‘if this is really so, what made you take mV waruiug about Jim so much to heart this । afternoon ?’ Your warning— about Jim/ tJieedi-o^d, vagittly | then, u a sudden idea seemed to strike her, Caytain Strachan, to his sur­prise, e«W a baruing blush rise in the white fare, aud Che stepped abruptly. ‘ I made a mistake/ sho faltered. ‘I thought—’ • What rHe bad stoppsd too, and WaJ faring bar. Re spoke gently, al mo* I tenderly. If she JiaxlKvdited to think at all, it might tint JOB PRIHTIHG! I. C O Y N E & CARDS/ tttD HEADS, LETTER HEADS, ROTE HEADS, MEMORANDUMS, RECEIPTS, CIRCULARS, DODGERS,Is how opefl. Ladies, call and see our POINTED AT THE WTMOffl6ls,M^IL Y. EU4S4 BRO. "form” admitting advertisements hud loog since closed—aelorksnt fu (he advertieiug office, on tbo grouuiL ikor, and drowned, with the lights half down. The two gentlemen entered one of the offices, nnd began to ascend that long long stairway by which all editorial rooms are allnined, cuslom and economy invaria­ bly pulling editors in a garret, whence they may look down, physically aud mcutallyr on the World they write about. Moro tsk- grjiph boys, compositors, pro of-re ad era, and reporters passed Iha visitors on tiro stairs, who, when they had explained their busi­ ness to an inky office-boy, were admitted into tiro sancittm tanctvt’um at a colol-rat- ed morning paper. A close, low-roofod, smooky room, light­ ed by iunumerablo ArganJ burners, and filled with littlo desks, at which sat, etoop- ins, busy men pnffiug cigars or pipes, and scribbling with pens or pencils at lightning speed—that was tbo next scene opened to them. On some of tbo desks there were piles upon piles of newspapers from points as far apart nnd M varied as tl.- capitals of Europe aud plaintive outposts on tbo far Western plains. A little tin box shot up and down a wooden shaft in the middle of the room, into which rolls of mnuuncript were put by an oflicc-boy, who rushed from desk to desk and gathered the sheets ns they came from tbo writers’ bainle. From lime to time a nervous, sharp-voiced, imperative grutleifian, in a very much soil­ ed linou duster, called to ono or Ilie other of tho workers, and gave orders which would have deon quite ttaiotclligible to a layman, who might have mistaken tbo et- tablidiment for a slauglitcr-houso when ho heard apalo-fticod littlogentleman request­ ed to ‘’make a para graph of the Pope/' “cut down Anna Dickinson/'“doublo-lcad Gen-oral Grant/’ “put a minion rap bead on Peter Cooper," nnd “boil down tho Evan­ gelical Alliance." But making n parag­raph of the Pepo simply applied to tbo eompiesskn of same news coueerring him into that spnee; "the minion cap bead" In­tended for the venerable philanthropist meant tbo kiud of type to he used in tno liilQof a speech or lecture of his; “and boil­ing downwind “cutting down" ware two leehnica ides expressing eaude iFafior, The gtutleiuan in the incn duster wa« I Ue night editor in charge', tbo despot of tho hour, aud tho iul<nnediary between the writersand printers, tiro latter beingnn Uro flour above, and tho littlo tin box iu the slinft eommmiicalinu with them. By three o'clock the last line of “copy" must be iu the priutors' hands, and from midnight anti! that time a newspaper office iu tho editorial department is in a state of nervous intcusily and activity for which I can itnagiao HO parallel. The smoke from the cigars and pipes roiled up to the ceiling, and dio pons sped /.ver tho pages of mnun'.cript paper. The writers bout to thoir work with tremendous earnestness nnd coneonlmdou; there was not ono of them who bad written less than a column of matter that night, and some were closing two and three culumn articles, which contained nearly as many words as five pages of Hurpert M.tgaiine. They were pal« and caro worn. Ono of Ihctn Was headlrig oud cubdroading cable di-patclies from dio sent of war, another was writing editorial paragraphs on the im­ portant telegraphic nows that camo in, an­other was djiuuiug a now play in virulent prose, another Was rovielng a thrilling ac­ count of a murder, anathe? was transcribing his stenographic notes of a spucCh on die inflation of currency, another was pulling tiio finishing touches upon a wclbcousider- cd article criliciai ng a uebalo io tho Ffcncn Assembly, nnd another watabanrhed iu the description of a yacht race. 1110 little tin box in tho shaft boimda.l up and <lowu more frequently, and tho night editor be- camo more nervous and imperative than ever, as the Gugon of the big clock on tli« wall wont beyond two. The pageeof manu­ script wcro scut upono by one, aud long moist proof shoot* camo d»wa from tiro composing-ioofli. Then tho “catting down" beg-n, and sornO ol the writers saw ai^i- eles that h&l eittthom hoars of research annihilated by the stroke of a pen, or re­ duced fromc-dmnns to paragraphs—noton account of unimportance, but simply bo- causo tb^re is always a superfluity of nut­ ter, contrary to tho erroneous uuliou that the editor's groat difficulty is to fill his space —and in some instances even the para­ graphs were finally oinittod to make room for unexpected news that arrived later. To’egrams were still coming in at half past two, bnt soon after that hour cue dispatch brought tho words “good night,” and that meant tlie cioSfag, The night editor and bis assistant now disappeared into Iha composing-room, where they remained io snpcttaletfd th* moking-np of tho ftfrmt, and the men at the desks prepared to leave, or threw themselves back iu their chair* torn chat and some more smoke.—IVIL LIAM H. RIDEINQ, in Harper"t Magtuim for December, Slanhy's Dskevcrler* There can be no doubt a boa I fire grovt- nass of the discovery made by Stanley. He has solved two qVWtidos hitherto at- together umlctartalnixf, VDI? the coursa and character of tire Luslubl aud tbo source anil windings of tho Congo. Tbo genral itrrpressiim )*ft by the discoveries of Livhigxtouo has hitherto been that the Luslaba wrts another name for the Nile- and that consequently ths real fowree bl that grout river was greatly farther south Ilian any one bad io)*giued a few yearn ago- Stanley bn* fully disposed of this by tracing tha LhlalaVs through ite, wind­ ings from th> pteea at which Livingstone was obliged to tarn, to its entrueo fata the Baath Atlantic as Iba Congo and Gairo. The quasoaJly indirect couraoof this nvtr makM its aggregate length very KT^. while it waters a correspondhrgly extensive sweep of country, and preeeuU aausual I faeihtiea for comtn^rro T R IB U N E PRINTING OFFICE Oo food itock. aud In IlreLelm slylsst rennmctaOti price*. IL ROWLAND, Prop. Harper’s Magazine, The veteran Maym orijrinal title ot the J Ions a;o oiit--irw its V Mojarim, hai not rlt won at^e outaet, «. and haiKVpt fairlyabreaat of the time*, thankt to th« anterprire of the publisher* and the tact and wi«doin of Ite editors. Fur ... ..... ...» ... » .(.uiw, u, a ceniury »|to:'here I* the iime aduilrab.e larlety nf content* au-l th,- .Mae frohueu Mi.-ire'tn cue** In iu eJilorUl dojuetuicnt* nun- M then.—Button Journal. TERMS : K«n<c. H>*r*«'a Miotiix*. one yc«r...................op.M i» lududo preiaymeut ot V. S. |»>UL-O by tlie ubUvbera. ’Sn'KeripiioM to IfAsn:*'* MAauixs, Wimr. anl e, wer«i ■ CM of Dock dumber, nn be nipplied at any tlmo.Tile vnlumm of the Majniun rommnvr with th • INGERSOLL Mil t Sta M W* 0. SMITH, Dealer in . AMERICAN * FOREIGN Manufacturer of Monumonta, Grave BtODMx l&mtlo- ^OCOB, Tablo Tops, &c< SCOTCH GRANITE Monuments & Head Stones • Imported to Order.} HAVING hml sovcrnl years exporicnce^in tho above business in some of the leal ing Marble Cutting Establishments in the Country, and pu*>essmg facilities for the pur- chasoof the ancutsLino hitherto not yoetemd by any other establishment of the kind in this section of the Province, I sin prepared tocuar- antee satisfaction, either in price or style of workiuauebip, to tho most fastidious, end ear­nestly request anyone who may have Work to do in my line to call nt the works and com­pare prices and examine the ebus of Work turned out. J sm in a jHMition now to ere- ento some <4 the finest work, and ask A at a fair test mnl examination shall bo made before leaving yeoronicni elsewhere. OHIO FREE STOVE» For Building Purposes, Ftrrnisbefi and Cut D To Order. t3T Ecnrembei the place—Ingersoll Marble AStone Works, West of tbo Market, Ingersoll. ' June 20, 1870. 132. 1 Ceunty of Oxford. Soras and Slttiw of Courts for. 187*7. wi!h a Jury.Tuad iy, Idth June, a»J Tueulay lllh Deoetnlter.Couuly Court, without a Jury, Monday, Jud Aupi, Oanaty and Eurrszato Court Terms. April Tenn bA-jIna Mutid.i dir.the Ilh April.Julr Tenn »•e^il»« M »nji al Courts at «Ainc perio u sitting, u| Fira I Division O&urt Sittiazs. ‘ir»t at IVoobtsck, Fniij, I'th Jin ?l«t Dvceiubyr. 10th July. t tesdaj, k UKVCHEKS Fifth al Tnjyr*MI» S»tnnl»y, ............. „ u. u. co nuuiianci, renderin': ataibble for reference the v».t and varied wealth v< IntunaiUon which ounatitutee thii periodical aiwrf.et III.MtHt.1 l».e>~ evcloi«<il«. Se a, Ootli. IkwU^e prepakf. Fuorlli « Ncr»ich. Wedi«*fay, nlltorlal better llliiktralcl luliuiiAl japcr.—Brwllyn KajU. TERMS : roOigr rrrr le nil aaixrrfi^rt la i^r I'nited in stria. Harper’s W eekly tot twl.ll.hul tn thl* uranj tl llullrtin. IkuibHi.Iluxlrak-l |«t«r <4 the du Dr W jftr-Waw d. Cd 11 tentraced, Rant cAT iiA anc, 01 Kill be The nnrellv of tfmlern Sie,!lea), (iheiMAn), and .Vumbtrt can b« auimtled the aulMmber vlihoi to commence * JUi the Number doth Moding, <T>ih Que* tor nch toliuue. •ultiiilo for Uudlng, rill b* rent by mUI. pnalpeiO, on reoeli I of el 00 cuh. fmlexce to e*<h mlume rent gratia on receipt ot lamp.hutecriptimu roeeivol for Barper'a Pcriolk-ala Only. HA REEK A niLuTHKRK. New Yortr. Hirper's Bazar. ILLUSTRATED. Arc now showing a Beautiful Stock of CrossfhrtSaws, To which they invite the attention of th# Ladies of lihgiSoll aad surrounding v i c i n i t y ’ ' ■*’ ' ZROOJMC Ingersoll, October 17, 1877.Io CQYNE A CO.»i Drag Saws, WUCLMAL* fc U ttM tr IF YOU W AN T CLOTHING! CL'OTHING-! JOHN J. STUART, Prop, 200 Fresh. Bread ! DELIVERED DAILY FROM beMhlT. Merita! tnd Phnk*! Buns, Biscuits, Cakes C cnfeo H o no ry ALWAYS IN STOCK. *' THE GREAT CAUSE OF H U M A N M IS E R Y We ha«e recently puMtahed' • cuataawrr.RM AlBd*btT DOOM- WHUA Mutum or Beet, Financial BelM, Slocla.Clock*. Cook*, Bunka To Hire or Ftalea : To aeU r*X Iriamunda, Ring*. Curl*, tnr *uh for To b.ir any »<M thins. To tall any tblug ; For Ready - Made Ming, Sats, CAPS and GENT’S FURNISHINGS, GO TO- London House, Thames sheet, Ingersell. An IratncBM Stock, Ssicct Varieties/ and Big Bargains. Ingersoll, October 10, 1877. V a n c e ’s B ak e ry ii&- V >iihh J Nhu oely vp. et..JOH N G A Y FE R Mlb June. 2iUi Auzurt. rib October Sth Dcerrnlier isth January , vv .V .. io., ju« vevuri m.utnwi r-nEinn. Vick's Flower and vetrnlnble Garden piper M e^pt,; with ele;jt>t cloth corer*, Viak'a Catalogue—300 inmtraliona, only tvu uU.AJJI^M, JAHTJ? VICK. Whvvter. X. Y. 2>.hFeptemt,er. D. 8. MACQUE IN, ? 1_J_ ----—r. .. O*fo J THt CULVERWEll MEDICAL CO., M«i«y ar anr, , Bl-AwDxn^or bpiU. Ta Hire • itaU,’ A Tender ot Bare, A Drive* o< Can, An Eleiwnt Carriage. ADVEBTISE SOOE Oxford Tribune. v e T c e s e a sA ’nX e \\e X S Vick’s Floral Guide cn mnuunlnx jliattfctsc* of all descriptions ahd Call and b<tconvinced that BACKER & SILLS give BotAcr value fur Life moucy than any Qouie iu ingwuulL if$ Stock •o'rviirivossn imtfinsa Stock of Common Furniture, ('heap. Bed Room Sait nt 10 to Sl.'Mk ILuwiuy R»jot Saita from 31» t«?J»5. Dining Itootn, Kitchen, Bail PottOScc Boi. IASC. 0 a MANUFACTURED ON THU PREMISES.- JagtufoU, July H /18^1 h 0 Sb -S ^’t <D Id Q nmt nau-eou* pills............. Il'iilky inert* Kents* Wlieu Me ran, Or n ejirefnl eppllcaUnn «f clMmkUM science, extract all ibe cstUarllo »i«l other luedh elnal pro|wrtlc* from the inmlv*! liable root* ami RcrtM. ami roncentrnte ibem Into a ml mite Grair.ale. •earcctr larxer tbau H maslard aeeA, that can bo re^litv iwallo Ael by there nt the mo«t remittee vtnmaen* and ru*ilillcHt* i*»te*. M< In iMbmliot IU envoi tlwlir/o found (nr hare nut tried them nr« njUio nnpimb Umi Ilie* • ic har*li oedra»«o In e(Tte<: but recti 1« «HH At nil and mnllttMl. one *>» Che other*. e* 10 pruJuno • SOO ne ward I* hereby oBere-t by ibe r"* nnctor al U>o>e 1'ellrt*. lonnyCb«ait*C wlio, upon Snub *L>, Mil) And hi ili«W *n>- ralomrl or olher f»rm* ot mctcary, mineral faiteon, or Injurious drill.He lug entirely vegetable; no rsrtlcnisr care i« require*! while n-ins lliuur. Tiit} Picrate Without AutariMinco |o Iho enn*lRirUu|t. O £ YO U w ite . - -. ™SA V E M ONE Y ! By BUYING YOUR • f FUBNITURE AT^rnE ROCIM.k OF BARKER & SILLS NEW BRICK BLOCK, KING-ST., OPPOSITE the MARKET. Chromel. cM ft^iirtitfg* <rtt Gilt>tonl<!iu*oi always irr«t,<ck. GMerenI Wiwk and Hopwring promptly, neatly *<rljh«aifiyoxecuteA 11/ not Lol to see thrittftoek before pu^jjasiug elsewhere; ■BARKER A SILLS, Rnceanr fo Ctack ft RwWer. The GOLDEN LION w 0 X rd o co tn £ CH <0 § 5 R H . YOUNG, indeed.that ay abort it at aS, 1 «Usk Iha terrible reality.' alaam of iMghtrr lighting thmn op, made har uy, hurriadly, with Iba color cutuiag and going in her IMM. •I must go home. Captain Strachan; A teBs. An old band-bill waf discovered ,„w, struck her that Ire spok^ n m tenderly with tbotild here done—not being free.• \ ] Something in the eyes, however, with a nt th. fadilombli wotM. VTOW in Stock wm 13 JI VaftK ty ( HU I I.IRM virtuu betnr thereby yre.l In ■ infante td recovered himself, and WM impertorbabte as ever. 'I am not flopping you, Mias Clithsro/ be said; ‘but the evenmg » so lovsSy, Md I shottM eo bis to fi>«&buMiUngalwl de you1 MHy Ho,' saM Bethel, reluctantly, ‘it it Meh other day by a laxly in Cheshire, England, advertisiog for a jrorsou qualified to man­ aged a wakes. The bill, dated June, 1S08, reads thus: . “ Wanted, a pereon to BO nd art the pw- , fbrmancee al Bunbury W TERMS : Bute/. *" A^Tttra 1Jopy of •libel' the MmAi»* Watadrjw n»i»« will l< ■upplm) mH, lor cerr (Tub ■.( rr\i ■ bout Momicb, lin ili Haadf Ulsh-eOlorcd Vrl bllltv and Glootur Fort iirnasi, iLh.,tnft. BUSINESS CARDS TBQUAL to Ltthr^nrph, printed «t the—~ ‘‘SM**» tee vvta tram our Naw Triw.^twil ** L^r" Try (TMeiil «C o . s 30 "CbM irt the U biriu CARDS, R LntfiM ami Gontlonton. ph The Tailoring- Department lit FULL. BLAST.- ’ “ . Or do? Ycur Clothing at-tha Trull, fata, Trmiil iiOilt, jh io q s r SHAWL STRAPS. received! and opened— Pneeg 1 Look cut for farther annouoceDnnt net week. a THE OXFORD TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1877 A PROPOSITION. WH they Uh" hold ai <hs Batter? * Going Morning Express, 1.18 p. m .; Pacifia Express. 5.0ft p. m. Aero in- ^KwAaiton, 8.04 p. m< I Steamboat EtpreM, 2.04 a. M. ; Kxprws 9.10 a. m ;; ChieiHrb Expros 4-5* »• Acoammodotion 11.35 a. m. Going Eaat—Aoeomiaodation, G.B9a. m. i Atlantia Express, 9.19 a. m-1 Day Express, S.« *. m -! Detroit Express, 1.49 p. m. 1 Ke* York Exprero, 11.56 p. m. She ©rforb (Mmnt, w. . WBDRSSDAT. M0VEMB6R 21. 1877. THE OXFORD TRIBUNE i. mi .ale a Woodcock's ST Dry, Soft Wood for J 1.25 per eord, at the Tt»Wn Wood Y arl 205 dealer, ahoald proclaim the glad tidings in our advertiauig columns. thia Dominion Shoe Store. will lecture on Friday evening, 30th inst.. for the Y.JLC.A Sabjsct-"Life's Stregglre.”, . For Cheap Stoves of all the improved patters* go to G. A Turner's, Thames St. ■ur Now that th* moon has the contract for lighting the town there is not so ranch anxi­ ety «H the subject u during the dark nights air Single no^ifa of th« TOIBENE for sole a Dart 4 Underwood's. ■y Som e ne wtpaper phjlc®opher, d iseutting the ungrateful youth of th,' period, declares ‘hat tt ia the cowhide of the fiAh^ri that it ■w To prevent gout and rhBUmaikm, 4akc BAXTOMD'S JAMAICA GINOKB. MT What is the difference between a poor is tired anti doesn't hit, sad the other is hired ...If you want to gut a first CUM piece of Furnituaa yea nnnt call at Morrey’a Em p>rinra^ Thames street. 91 ■S' Literary and Scientific Association has beeu orgrajxed in Springfield. Officer.: . .Stave Pipe and Steve Fumi tare at 0 . A. sT A number of robberica tisVe lately been committed in the ncighborlwwxl of Saiferd. buggies, robes, kc.- .V Boot, and Shoot at the Dominion Shoe Store cheap® any hotue in the trade. 205-3 ■V Dr. Ormuiton, of New York, will lec­ ture in lagcraoll, for the Y. M. C. A., on Friday evening, 7th Doc. Subject—"Scene, in Califboui..*" ’ ^^"T bs largest nnaortment of Buffalo Robre ever brought to Ingersoll, at the Golden Lion. •3F The Right Rev. J. McLean, Bitbop of Saskatchewan, is an non need to preach in St. James’ Church, Ingertoll, on Sunday next, 13" Try O’Nciil & Co.'s Fresh Ground ^ofiee, only 30 cents per pound. - SV The Ear. Canon Hindu preached at Belmont on Sunday, I2tb inat,, to a large congregation. Daring the Mrvise Mr, George having failed down in a fit «r Buffalo Robes from S3 up, at the Golden Lion. 1V The Gospel of God'a Grace to man will lock, a. m. and seven o'clock, p. m.rd>y J. Hayhoe, evangelist, in Norsworthy's ill AU invited. t r Money to Loan at Lowest Ites. Apply to J. 0. Hegler. of the Canada literary lustitate, w The cheapest 8!dit and Drawers ^T oan, at G, A. Thom peon’s. ‘ I elated her tidy baud in mine ; 1 vwwid to shield her from the wind, and from trew cyee ■* me, amt with her little lip« eaid rv'SSO^OOU Loen « Martcacw, a’a v«ty loW rote of foterrai, at N, HAYES F.>iterate aad LOM Office, opposite Market arAosw clothing «W » from Brady's Hotel a short tuna ago wm* found about two Witen Mdw* pile <rf lira. NaelM hasyel bM fouod A lia thtei. Urn ordered Clothing Depait- tn 90 W ad*. Gesdn keep the Uli in thia Wk* MVMHtMai times. He kay»thero |au M Ferm Prf ml; •f tho L-dio.' AUBoriety «d King Street ths programO WL Co ** MAO. O»>y O •r U M pw® KM to he who choewes the 1 IEYAHOH.—In Grey, when a man buys a right with invincible resotatUm; who resists bottle of ale, he buys 18 bo Hiss, drinks one A nunsciviMfi »n. without done cheerfully; wh> ie calmrat ia stanna and ou truth, on virtas, uu God, iemost uufslter- ing.—ChaHninf. . ,- ar Como and Bee the Buffalo Robe with H OTTM, at the Golden Lion. tar h nuf be thought extrevsgaut for No ! No I 1W< where yon not the wherewith to pare hare gloves and so have'to tali back upon the stores of old white bottom, of trunk, and drawers, after having done duty at long-gone-by parti® and wed- «3" For Fire, Life or Marine Insurance, apply to C. E. Chad­ wick. Office over the Post Office. 208 HOG SHIPMENT.—On Thursday last, Messrs. Lee and McKay shipped from Ing­ ersoll station, four double-deck cars of live hogs. This is becoming an important trade in Ingersoll. For good, proof Horae Blankets, go to the Golden Lion. COUNTY JVDGES' CRIMINAL COURT.—At a session of ibis court held before His Honor Judge MacQueen on Saturday,Mary Rooney was found guilty of stealing boots from W. A. Cromwell, of Ingersoll. ..Coal and Wood Stove* in groat variety BURGLARY.—Early on Wednesday morn­ ing Iwt w an peroon broke into G. W. Winter'e house, Vinna, entered bis bed- room, and took eixly-fire dollars from the pockets of his pants, which a ere lying by hi* bedside. SStr If you want to Borrow Money on Mortgages, apply to C. E. Chadwick. Office over the Post Office.206 RECOVERING.—Mr. Jan. Willis, agent at the Norwich station, B. N. k P. B. Ii., is recovering from the injuries sustained wb.’*0 handling som» beery freight some time u’o, whereby Lis knee was twisted and otberwiM ^dly injured. After being laid up /pr five w ’eks Mr. Willis is now able to go on 0 crutch. IS 1 New Currents at O'Neill’s at Cheapest Rat's-206 Explosion ACCIDENT.--A PiTt Dover girl while examining • drawer in ^hieh her father keeps bloating malarial u'ind a : and sells the detail back to the dealer, thus fulfilling the provision! of the Dunkin Act Iho Mme with liquors— the man buys five gullou. and wi uinob over as Ue requires, and sella th a five gallons back. EAGLE CArrunED.—A splendid specimen of tbe wliito-hcaded American eagle was Mptured by Messrs. Richard Stephane aud Andrew Bull of Pott Dover, lately on Tur­ key Point. Tbe bird measures n trifle ever seven feet between tho extremities of the wings, and weighs eleven pounds. Willi the exception of one broken wing, it is not in the least mutilated, both form and plumage being perfect. BKWARB or SHABfERS.—We have al­ ready tak.n occasion to warn our readers against Iha frAuda that are being perpe­ trated by a band of slinrpers, who are sell­ ing shoddy cloth in Ibis county. Wa now learn that the whole county ia infested with this nnisnnca, which Is worse than the Colorado Boello or the Ilcssiuu Fly. We repeat this caution, don't Irnslyour own judgement, for the good* appear all right but whoever buys them ia sure to get bit Tiru Ci V. R.—Tbe grading on ibis road is now completed np to Thames street, iu thia town. The pile drivers are pushing across the pond with the utmost rapidity and will, in * few dt.ys|hava completed tliis part,of the work. ^During ilio past week tbiy have made great progress and will na doubt be able to enraplote their part of the agreetuent, us etipulatad io the con­ tract. for tbo completion ol the road bod by the 1st of January. THE IltNK.—During iba paid few days tbe workmen at the rink have mads great progress in tbe work. The largo arch bents have bean raised into position and the slmctur. now assnmes its intended shape and general appearance. It is a mammoth affair and will be one ot Iba features of Ingersoll, no doubt;. Mr. Pickard, jr., foreman of the work, wac unfortunate enough, en Monday, to got the lop of his thumb smashed, bat, beyond this, no ser­ ious injury ha* bean yet sustained in the erection of tni. very large frame. GRAND CONCERT.—A grand concert will be hold nt McCauley's Hall, Culloden, on Thursday (to-morrow) evening. NdV. 22, in aid of a fund for the rebuilding of a house for Mrs. Leader, who was nnforten- ate iu having her house destroyed by fire a short limo ago. The concert will be under the direction of Prof. Elliott, assist­ ed by Iha Springfield brass and string baud, and several ladies and Rontlcmsn of acknowledged ability. Everything will be done to make Iha evening an enjoyable one. THAMESFORD RIFLE MATCHES. — Tbo Thsmcsford Rifle Association will hold their annual matches on the Association Ranges on Tuesday next, ths 27ib iost. There will be two matches—ono at 200 aud 000 yards C A T A R R H TH E EYE, EAR, and THROAT I Isuxh a vsn now u I think II o'er. And HM mure I Ihluk, I Uoyh UH mer*. Punched full <4 hotel lutda caudlo within, Fur* raid oo the chicken* under the thad. Th in making a •plendld rucctlnf pUec ; And a ntetlcy tribe of dotneeilc lowio Uy elater uuueed to elgble cf bleed, Dutsummonln; courage, she kid her |d»n», Aud »eli<d the old rtxMfor with both her tisads, And with triumph written *11 orer her face lier»lctlii> bore to the o|wn a r»oe.Then ahe wrung and wrung with mlgbthwd ra»tn, And wrung and evicted, aud wrung again, Hut tbo rooiU'r would aot oonwut to die And be nude Up Into chkkou plo. So ho iprang awar with caeklo and bouad, Almotit M ivoa M h« touched ihe^rutmd, And biding away from the auidlo'a lisht, Escaped Iho iUughlcr t.1 Ibat dark nljhl. Uy tlalcr tbm bruotbl to a auddea •taad, And looking to wlut tbo bold lu her hand. Sooa aaw why Iho faoiter wu not dead— Sho had wrunglntt hit lull Instead of hla head. SERVICE or PRAISE IX ST. JAMBS' CHURCH. The following is the programme of the service of iraiaa to hs hold in St. Jame’ Church (to - morrow) Thursday evening, Nov. 22, at eight o'clock :— Voluntary....................................... Omn. Balo...... AnUwiu-, ..Mlw Ermltlnxer, t Amy.' . . .CboV. Belo...................................................Adam*. . . ....................IU<Voluntary................... .AnU>»u—tool la Mr SMpbanl " Bnl >—"Anjtls Ersr Uriah: «<d fair.’ . ’ ’ 'c^. .Un EM* Duct—"Oraretul Uviuort.* Mr». EUle and Ur. Yufkc Hymn J» ..................................................IXiXoloKy,.................................................................The CungTvgallvn *re Imlted tu Juin in tbe lj/mn< An admission fee of 25 cents will be charged. Proceeds to I e,do voted to the Organ Fund. uo. taiuor «eps uiosuug material U 'mu a , ,, ,„ „•> । • .. i “nd tbo ®lber at 400 and 500 yards—c.rloJjo ™U »»t M Uo-jljcnao. Ou" | - .... wiU b„ off,„d „thJ„,lc|. endearored to remove the nitroglycerine with a needle when it exploded, bio wing off tho first and second fro gem and the thumb oi her left baud,besides badly mangling the palms of both bands and buming tbs face, SnrfAL NOTICE.—On and after the Irt of December books will be closed at the Domin­ ion, Shoe Store, and positively no further credit greefa 2t®-8 A QUERY.—-"WA) advertising pay ?"is a vary old question,, which has always been answered in ths affirnTatki; btrt the ques­ tion sometimes in a newspaper ot^ice is, "Will the man wbo advertises pny?' '/his is not always answered in tbo affirmative. tS* New Raisins at O’Neill’s at tw eu *v prices will be offered in each mulch, rai’eiog /'om to 81 each. Competilion is opt^i to 2n ar^Bnlon 'n County of Oxford, <uJ from *•« manner in which the matches of ibu nss o^^” bare been con- dueled in the past, U’**0® “onht,n time and cnpitsl sport inay 'e ®XP\C;*V' the weather ia fine wo have no . o™1 there will bo a good attendance. CownrCTiox.—The smash at Mosers'.- THANKSOIAINU SERVICES AT ST. JAMES CHURCH.—Divine service will ba held at St. James (Episcopal) Church al 11 o'clock a. m., to-morrow, in eompliaueo with a pae- tonal letter from the Bishop of the Dio­ cese, In the evening a service of praise will ba held in the ebureb, nt 8 o'clock. The regular choir will be assisted by talent from a distance, and the other choirs of the town. Dart & Underwood’s fruit store last w. METHODIST THANKSGIVING SERVICES.— United Services will bo held on Thanks­ giving day fniursday) in the Methodist Cheapest Prices.206 HAMILTON MORNING PAPER.—Agreeably to announcement, the Spectator cams out on Msnday as a morning paper ; and now the “anibiLioQS little city” again has its morning news jfriutsd at home, after a lapse of about six years in this respect. The paper is enlarged from thirty-two columns to thirty-six. fS T tip-top A 1 ‘Ulster Overcoat for 97, nt G. A. Thompson's. QUITE TRUE,—Advertise your business. Thera was A time when business could bo done witlfout advertising, just u there was a time when wo conid get along with- ontateanr. You may do a trot business, but if you waut io wo t a'ong with tbe rail you're got to take the newspaporiat train. pRESEMTATION TO MB. GlBSON.—On the SIU iusL, Mr. Jowpli Gibson, of Ingersoll, was presented by the ladies of Mount For­ est with an addrese, accompanied by a bandsomo Bible, as * mark of their appre­ ciation of bis services in the Dankiu Act contest now going on at Wellington. SHIPMENTS OF CHEESE.—Mr. H. 8. Lose* shipped a car load of b;s best cheese to England, on Thursday, via P. D. and G. T. R., for Mr. Carawsll. The Oxford and Burford cheese factory oleaed business on Saturday lOtli. It h u been a Rood season for the pa toms. The Sept, and Oct. make is net y<t sold. NEW GROCERY STORE. — Mr. D. M. Sutharlaad has opened ■ grocery store on the east aid* of ThamM street, a few doors north of Adair's Hotel, north of Iha river, str eked with ■ fine and well-selected iMortineniof goods whieb will be disposed of at reasonably tow rates aud delivered to any part of the town if necessary. ADDITION.—Ths Mewm. Noxon Bror. MannfiMtaring Company have just com­ pleted a large additional wareroom on the north side nf their very exteniUYa agricul­ tural works here. This Company are do­ ing a large busiaeM and us preparing lor largely increased manaiaature of their very popular aBowers and reapera and other ■gricultaral imptements next year. N«w PoBz-PacKiNa FIKM.— Mesars. Wilson 4 Webb have entered into partner- occurred just Av Mr, Dart WAS writing an advertisement for insertion in the TRIBUNE at our office. The crash M apset him ihat he omitted writing the signature, and the compositor, who has hirtrnctione to follow his copy—if it should fly oat of tire win- Jow-^beyed ordertl, and so the Advertise- ment rrppearad without a »ig»al3re. Dur. tug the pmrt week 1,822', oj km, customers have called af fberr store to inquire if that was their advertieeitcnt,' and out of that number not one Iras gfohe away without making a purchase. Who says advertising ain't no good. DIED FEOM CANCER.—On Strtnfay last, says the Tdaonborg Liberal, Mr. Win, Ho­ garth, of I his place, died from the effects of that terrible uffiicGon—cincer. Th a cau- car began about seven years i:»o on the under lip, and although everything was done to cure it and prevent its growth, it continued to spread until it had destroyed Hie lip and a large portion of the chin. Mr. Hogarth was able io bo around till last sprin", but since then be had been confined to tbo house and for a couhiderable portion of the lime to bix bed. He was unable to speak, or to eat, except such nourishment as could be poured down his throat, and suffered very much, so that death must have come to him as a relief. The cancer bad also broken out on his breast, and had attained the size of an egg, and although not so immediately dangeioua as the other, it was more weakening. . k I c^’wehes of (be town.—In the King-Si. XotIb. v.^..i ®‘^4> C,1h urchv,n .npMrnetai.cHhHi ng aItT I—I a— .■ m. by tie Rovi J. Gardiner ; and in the M. E. Clnupb, O "1** street, ai 7 p. m., preaching by the Ri’’- J- Kay. KT Thanksgiving Serrtu? WL? hs held in Kiwi church, to morrow, at e'^reu o clock whoa on appropriate sermon wiU be ffoli' •-'rc'1 by Rev. H. N, Grant (Comnuniitl U^drreU Cherre Market. During tbo prek week About 23,030 boxe» of checsebave changed hands, the bilk selling for 124$12Jc. A few have been sold at HJc. •nd some M high as I2jc. The cable still remains at 63s. W.odMoek Ctreeve sSrkef.' Witef»4ji*k,- Nov.K 1877. The last chceiwnlaritct of th? aeaSoh’WM held to-day in the Town Holt, whhw teti' factories ted, although the market was WeS attended both by buy era and sellers. The eatirtmtory patronage which haa been extended to tte Wooibtoek market thia year will warrant fka coutiutution uext year, and it it the general opinion of the factorymen that the market next year ahoald bo hold weekly, and no dimbt their with will be carried into effect Maucsoua H oon STIAUXO. — John &m» la« pastors fisld about throo veoka Aouvx-* AN EtHTsa.—On Friday Afternoon M Mr. Miltart. adUae •/ lb. W ateriw CAre.fofr, was aiRing in the U>UmM*USa. StM IMinoli. 'H, m Hrllie *Or«riHa he — Bucoooafuiiy Treated with SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, Moclutiv* owtbl* puint. never,we tieucre.ln the hl*- tory ofpopolar >nrai lor, haaauch valuabl • t. ru , been offered, freely •ffered, la larorof any remedy than seat s UouMndlk nartof (bn reeommesdalfoui wbteh aret^day paered byYrlenda to friends In IU favor. Feo- ala of wealth aid roSnemeol In all parte of tho country dally admit 1U eepertorlly orer any method of euro known to the recular medical prafewifon. hutabuoiho Gblldtr Incidental to a pnbllahod Si atemenL Honea■ teotlmonlala In one r>oi»mlon reprerent but aemall Part of those withheld for tho rvaaou mentioned, Tho tollowln*(n<>*olle1to-lteitlnmnlal from Ilsxar U^tLts, "tlh, Farco & Co.’* Expreea. la an outlpokca iadoracmcul of which wo uro juatly proud. INVALUABLE. Meaxre. Wrsxa A Torryc. TTholcealn Dructlau. Boa- toot Mu,.: GoUkmeK,—I have foraouie mout£a foil K a y A /; Im m en s e C L E A R I N G O U T S a le —OF— D R Y G O O D S , M ILL IN E R Y , M A N TL ES , ETC, nreC. and al l.ul emve cl i IfUiliaiawmrnlcf my cs thoM-jdniciert ■■ I hire nee tbit remedy Imo moro cen Taeiae coot (rrhern 11 re rr vrlUnr ihl> noto will bo obi ^'rry truly yonr«. WRKKH • POTTML <M DrugxUU, DoMoa, MEM. ton to bring Hntlv on ihn VOLTAIC PLASTER ALWAYS CURES. Enlarged Spleen.TbltUlacertllylballVaTnbeen Mine y«sr Cartt VotTaio PLMttkca fcrkul-recmtaiariha Holua . DvprMtlon In Ua Sloaiach, tail they have <l»«n mart relief than any ethtr remedy I haver ver ated. Severe Pain. Weaknesses. l*roprletora, Roeton, Ma».' J. W. SEIIS. lie fain end J. IL SAMMIS. IASIES'ERWU,"/' INGERSOLL MARKETS.Reported by J. U. WILCOX, Cuuirolralon 0H1S, Red Wheit,twrbusbel.. . White When Spring Wiicil "Prime B»rley *• buckwheat n. Onl^Tia 9 00 06 1 c«inj«nod. pct euro Ker ll'ttler . .. K-.lt Butter. j«r Uhec^e, 4»lr» ..•• (t«W>o nut»i«H.3 VO Bio-’- NbM9 pern.. ..tamu . ..........Call Skiu, x.ceu.. rei.Chlrkena. per prir Tucker,. earh. I’reawd iiw « . Mutton1, by the quarter.Ikcf periwlba........... CADWELL,- In TncervoU. 151b I tut., tie wife E.Cns >X1X, £*(., of • dauahicr. • ADAMS'—Al Nprwkh, lllh ituL, Ilia wife of Ma. Jons IL Anuu, of * tiitr. WtLSOX-AI W.^fort, UI fort., lbs Wife of Mt. Juris Wiuoi', of 4 daUglitcr. MOFFAT-ln' Tlubnburg, l«th ln»t., lb a wife of Mx.JbinrMorYaY, of X toll. m A ititiE fi. SCOTj'-Ao’itSON-A lh» i.TrdnJnrL 13thInal., hr (Ilk Jlov. O, O. McRoMna, JaAf Aretay Wistar’* Estraw af Wild (kerry, The great remsdy fir Conaamptiou. This wsll kiwwn remedy is offereel to th^pnblic, SMctioned by the erperienc. of or er forty years; and when resorted to in sc on, seldom (ails to effect a speedy cure of Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bronchitis Indnenx*. Whooping Cough, Hoarsen ora. Pains er Soreness in the Chert or Sids, nieeding at th. Lungs, Liver Complaint, ata. Beware of (^onaterfeita! Remember that th. genoin.WiWAu'a BALSAM or WILDCUXR KV has on outside wrapper the signature of "I. BCTTH," and the printed name of the proprie­tors. “SEra W. FOWLS i SONA BOSTON.1' AH fora purchMing.bottL. Sold by dealers Hu oa hand and for sale cheaper tliw any Owl and Wood Store* of all tbo Utest second-hand Household •nd Hand Rakes, Horae and Hand II»M, Iron H»rro»i, Rood Scrapers, Sugar Kettles of all eiiea, (extensive stock), ami all repair, dune Headlight mJ Atlautte Coal Oita. Black and Lubncatiog Oiia, Scat®, Children’. Oarrtegeo ■al Sleigha, plain and baey Tinware, Sheet Iron and Ceppcwwara, and Howte Funkatoug Good, in general Wool, Wool Pickings, axohongs for goods ar cask Earotroagtung He K n recently in four ih .t » teniUn B Vites Cheese HarkeL CABLE—LEWIS—Dr 10,000 boxee of cheese sold on cotnmiMion ; balance sold at 12c to 123 for October'. ; |2jc for fine September; average price for all choea. said, I2Jc ; market active and higher. I-llU. FUU, N. T., Nov. to, 187L The cheese market it brisk to-day, price* being about the tune M bust week. Fuctarire are rapidly eloeiug for the reano* ; 7,836 boxes of factory told to-day at ll^ to I2jc, mostly at 12c j 300 boxot dairiet told to-day at 11 jo to 12 Jo, moatly at 12a ; 300 boxes dairieaaoldat 10c to 12c, mostly at lie to DJa New York, Aag. 17, 1877. The market for really choiae tteek ia steady principal export demand eocue. from London, and fin. white cheeM tuitable for that market is in active request at our fall oetaide quota- tteaa. The majority of stocks hers are not quite up to the staadartl and there is little or period, &L247,640 IK far ISJG IXx; for t#77 it hm tiled to rant Luu Axx Lewis, of South Norwicn. . DAVIS—SNA DER-Ou the Ifth I art , st ths »f. E. BKtsm.af the wmsfdscs. MAHHAH-MCINNES-Al Norwich, Mh fast.. W *h* riMtenn ol the bnde, t,y the Iler. W. M M»rtW V IE D. HOACH—la Wert Oxford, I lib Inal., HasekkrAxs FSKSCH. In HUM Osford, JOUt Inst. Divio ratten, Strayed. STRAY ED from tb« premises of the uudor»lgn*d, WaM Zct™, A BED izA WSITE STEER, Tbraa^vaniaaM, one born a bltlu IOOVRI, out hip alto LUKE KLAND, Strayed. CA M E into the preourea of the aub- •ertMr, Lui X. Con. <, North Dorcbeater, .bout me loihorJaD un. A Small, Rod Yearling Sailor. B. J. NEWELL. O. B. CALDW ELL’S DRUCF B O O K IHTIOIHT STCEE REMOVED John M cDonald6® Block, This wi be the argest oflering.of new and season able Goods that has ever been offered to the public in Ingersoll, from the fact that the Goods are all new, and fresh, mid not such as are generally found in any clearing sale. Every­ thing will be sold at such extremely low prices as cannot fail to attract the attention of all in search of cheap Goods. The proprietors have always held to the opinion that the only proper time to offer cheap Goods is when the people are needing them, ami not to wait until the best of the season is over, and when everyone is already supplied. B I G WILL COMMENCE ON ? Z S T O ’V . I O , 1 8 *7 7 , And continue until the whole stock is run off. This will be a Genuine Sale and no humbug.The Goods MUST and WILL be SOLD, and those coming early Mill get decided bargains. We enumerate some of the prices in the different lines that will be offered :— L IST OF FRIGES, 50 pieces Best Canadian Grey Cotton, usnally sold at ;121c., reduced to 10c. 40 pieces White Cotton, ivorth 15c. and 12Jc., reduced to lOJc. and 12ic. Kersey’s and Canadian Factory Flannel will be sold for the bare cost of production. Scai'et and Grey Flannels, Fancy Flannels, Tweeds.. Blankets and House Furnishings at great reductions. 50 dozen black and colored KID GLOVES, worth 75c to §1.00, all reduced to 50c. per pair. to Lot of Kid Mitts, worth 81, reduced to 75c. per pair. All Hosiery greatly reduced in prices. 20 dozen WOOL CLOUDS reduced to half price, 12ic Plain Wincies reduced to 10lc. 15c. Plain Wincies reduced to 12^c. I24*2c. and 15c. Striftcd and Checked W incies reduced 10-1-2c and 12-l-2c. Other prices in proportion. Plain and Fancy Dress Goods that can't possibly be bought less than 20c., reduced to 15c, and 16c, Dress Goods worth 32c. and 37-l-2c, reduced to 25c. Black Lustres from ll-l-2c. upwards. Ste our BLACK LUSTRES at 20c. !—astonishing value. We can show you the biggest bargains in BLAiMt S1UK at 50c. and $1.00 per yard ever offered in the Dominion. M ILLINERY, MANTLES and SHAWLS at prices that speak for themselves. A lot of last season's Jackets, GOOD STYLE to be sold at a desperate bargain. Furs at prices that can’t be beat.. Don’t wait until Christmas to buy your furs, M yo|l can only get the culls then. R e m e m b e r t h e B ig S a le WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, NOV. 10, And not before. AU the Goods will be marked down, and erno ^d By that n d sold for CASH ONLY, Those charged will be entered at regular prices. Note <be place. ■A Ingersoll, November 7, 1877.