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HALL’S Residence, exclaimed Mrs. Dulcimer, as if » wif«**«ne duty were the repair of her husband'* gar afuryoti 8b«M ■ Why Mrs. Dulcimer has Juel teen prais­ ing your usefulness,' said Cyril, kindly, a kindness that fluttered Brita's heart with •-«W W .. 5 DR. BOWERS. ■ T>U5T3rCIAN, Surgeon, Jie., Ingersoll. A harJTifir echoed Mrs. Dnleimer. VOL. V -N O . 11. Select ^rtcrirturr Out it ihe itaMii won! draw pfab, Au' Ukc »ilrs Linn's plan.I'll hi va to «und »u‘ at iq> bell U tbsyesx UNDERTAXING DEPARTMENT ARRISTER, Attorney-at-Law and " ’'^sLtrox. There's gtnia » shWJu dvcmc^EL Inu our chiitch to-lav'. There aDuaglitl cnuHnt costml. Tint tri MES ticutnU Imd, I’d like to meet tint acord-cd-up <oel, Au’ ahskeit by tbs hand. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY op Liveui^b i floXDos. IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY- J.V 10*01.011 cunuk'i V a n c e ’s B a k e r y ‘ I can pity her, paar wretch,’ said BrilS, ‘for it’s like that with u* at home, though vie make bdieya to think curative* gomlt- bit*, It's us much as mother con do to keep thing? togeibcr anyhow, and every Saturd y night is a straggle to gel the children'* clothe* decent for 8tmJ*y. Mother and I often a t np UH afwr twelve u’alack sewing on Lultous and darning ‘Worse/ said Della, ‘for there ar* no dflrettturuus princes in these degenerate V IC K’S FIBBER AND VHETA8IE GARDEN horse rubbing Li •boulder,' W.Wam i* 'I H*** on * And really I hesitate al the idea of withdrawing you from a homo in which you ere so useful, For, after all, your mo­ther, wiflj her numerous family, Las as much need of sympathy—' ‘ As those horrid old rheumatic women,’ thought Bella. • I should think BO, in- said, looking at him with sudden^ Ibten • is it a tin to wajr&r the death of one F • My dear one, yen must knew that TEKM^ONE DOLLAR 4 XEAR. -1 IN ADVANCE. J ^Eerohants’ Bank Canada. Office—Second Con. K W & THAMES-STB 1-N.^U.JMIT;. »7S________ dOHM HABKETT, deneraClKmmlssion Merchant, J. MoCAUeHEY, L. L. B., T ) AR BISTER and Sktornev-at-Lai .1^ Mid Insfft&c/, X>iU ‘ God bites you, daamt. ud wmLhy, said Cyril.* Oh, why .era yon in meh hast* to »■» rid of me 2’ the cried, iian»iianqy, in French, the groom standmu claoc ho. ready to lift her on to for buraa. ’It mey ho *£•• btfora »e met! nunln. Tan talked in that ermd letter of leaving LHds YaSord. Shjjlot Scc.ccy Lu c£c:l|E£. loins. Fanuc: olbciu^sbo wau| JlcMu..r.ir»uy purpoio. It.’ u. roar MhinGSe* ta «1r ort’the hndoreltfucd .. UmvwiuB o^cabjya. QHAPTER XB. J on, THEKKMT THOU m MflAXd. KTEfi . AttET AQAnr tn ihui aklllfnl coni Bella found he Aoi non OF “TAWT AT THK FLOOD,” “D«AI> MEK’S SHOES," "JOSHVI HAGOABO’S DAtroirran," “WKAVZU A.TD WEFT, KTC; Office, AG UR’S RANK, Thames slrct .WH0L1TNQ^?19 CHARLES KENNEDY SirR ^W ij^E N TI^T. L IOTS^Btrify ill. Coral CoHrn, 01 UenUiatnyMy. I'nt^An. * In Bhort, my dear Miu ScratcheH, your present life seems to be BO usefully and wisely employed, that I can hardly bring myself to propose noy nlturation.’* Ferbftps you think that I should ba tit no use in the parish work,’ euggcaUd ''What I should like would to to do some good for the poor—those Wretched creatures far whom you do so much. My tnoromgs are all occupied in teaching; but I Lave my afternoons to myself, and I think I conld Are reairing largo monthly remiu or ENGLISH CAPITA! f« <«■ vtsunent in firsudat* mortgages on Reul Ewtale in Stnrigbt Loans. In­ terest at EIGHT PER GEHT. or OH Cyril had qnestldHvd Bella Scratchidl more than ones’ ab«Ht her fri#ni». Without b-tmyiog the warmth of bb interest in Beatrix. ■ Teg, she la vary dull, poor tldng,’ said Bi-lla. *f am more aarty foT her than F thrir money. So, dear tor*, tro enn b* happy with ant year father'* wnaltti. Wo ahoald bo no happier for tris daaih. Wo hare tet to be leno to eutbmtaM, and alt will b« well.’ . . The groom comTUp to remind LU mia- treea I bat the »hort day waa end that the cioor-had m A w n ikojiKsf * I hardly know Low to begin,’ faltered Bella. ‘ But—Yes. I must say BO, Ynur aennone hove awakened mr conKieneo. I think it must havu been cold and dead rill yon came to us. Bat you have taught me to conaiiler things more deeply. I see wbat an empty and useless life. I am lead- VICK ’S IUUSTRATED PRICED CATALOGUE u i-sss a sr-® Tbo woods were growing browner, tb« moo: land grayer. The mists cf drill November crept up frum th* valley and hung upon the hQLridp. Tbo river waa half bidden nnder a silrery rtil on tboso dim NoyrtUber altcraooDS. Amaumninal tranquility Lungpver lhe timbre oLl Waler Huns*. The dahiiia and hollyhock* were dead, the chryBanUM’muDB were bding; anlumn pruanw showed pale in quiet riouka of the ga.den, and along by the aid- fashioned borders stole Lha welcome odor of ht* vinlete. *How often Cyril Cultcrhons* lingered on tbo old Roman bridge to .took al ill* bouse wbtob held the nuo woman La tov*i I The ■Bqtraueo tower aud a row of fine eld yeW- trers bid lite river walk from him. or he might have seen Beatrix pacing *bnly up and down io jnelauchidy solitude.She had uolBtHw.-tsd toaleltor, but b* had received a brief not* from Mr. Harki ‘ Ob.dear Mrs. Dulcimer, I bepe you won't lliiuk l did it on that account P cried Bella, with a shocked l*« k. * H is a real picas tiro to me to lib of so tn fl litft* nue. When I seo trow good you and Mr. Dutci- ther i« » marimr.1 ’ . i . * 1 do not hate my father, but Bat»tnD*»> I find myself thinking of what would bap- pvniflirwere to dio. I ibk'tdd ba frew— rich. I conld give you my Firtuni. Ynn oould hvM'B all on aeti of charity and bene velence. We wuuid live like poor t»? . pto ; we wiuLl derate oar lira* to doinx good i* WB. would *to>«r lire world, bow a pariah priest and tos wife might to live.'' Beatrix, prav coutinnally ajniuai wish­ 'd Hiought*. Thewc<m1d be no deadlier sin than to d«4iw rwr faibrrt death. God forbid that you should fell into it 1 I have iMYoWcbadter Wealth,B.T do I-belh™ 1 Bolfove me. no. Indeed, I think, with your tost* and handinera and indastrirme habits, yun might ba of much use, Tbo poor aro often Badly deficient in taste and “oeatneM »nil the power to make th* best of things. If you go among ths younger people and show them how to be neat and taatefui in their homes and iu their dress, to moke tbo bust of their email n sonreea, to cultivate the beauty of eleanHntsj and U<lloe8»; if you could show' lh»m how muoli beauty Ihaiwiii to be not ent of Uro simplest things; in a word, if yon could elevate tto-ir IMie, Maid Mr. Culveriiouso, with vague yearnings, after sweetness «nd light—‘yea, I nor Bur* yun MUM be useful as an apostl* to tho beautifnL' B<dla’* toce crimsoned .with 2 happy blush. Her wLto bclu< thrilled with triumph. Sim took thia M a coinpliment to bereelf. He thought her toauliful. Sira. Dulcimer wna right. He loved her, *ud ingood Uma h* weald toll hex of Lis Ipv*. might have ob!ige.l Mra. Dulaimer.by fail- ipg in loro with her latest prytagee. .Thore bonnets and shawls, giro looked lha pic­ ture of innocence and rwcctncw tn that cottage bonnet, tied under her pretty liltto chin, mid surrounding her head like a halo. * I am ao sorry to trouble yon,’ she «aid. as Bho wolkail away from the Vicaraav, with her hand on Cyril’a nrmj ‘ It is not the lenet trouble, but a plea­ sure to Ue of use to yon.’• You arotnueb too good. Bull am go­ing to bo really troublesome. I want to make you my father confessor.' ' About th* husband Mrs. Dulcimer has in view,’ thought Cyril, expecting to be made adviser in 3 tore affair.* Indeed,’ he said, kindly. *1 am sure you have noLhing very nppalling.to coirfees. And if my advice can ba of nr.y utw to you it is entirely at your service.' ‘ How kind you are 1' exclaimed Belin. ’ I wonder somi tiines that you can find so much kiridnM.i for everyone— that you can sympathise with »o many—that you are never worn out—or impntient, or—'‘ I should bo very unworthy of uiy voca­ tion if I could bo so easily wearied,’ said Cyril, stopping this discursire gush of laud­ation, ‘ But I no waiting to hoar yonr * Ob, my dear, I'm afraid I don't KO among tho poor on much as^L. wight- Aux torn as 1 HIM to do good, I don't gel on with th« m u well sw Clement t)oet>. I can't help telling them when I see firings going wrong, and trying to si t tberir in th* rigid wav. And they TCGMH that. 'Ona mart lock on and smile as if ererythfoff war right—dirt, muddle, extravagant,- every thing. It i* too trying for anyone with an energetic teuipar. I'm anra only I'motber day 1 said to Maria Bowes, nhom lye known all my life, ‘If I were yon, Maris, I’d try to have your kcrping-ruonf'S little neater, and a few flowere in tbo wwdow, and the hearth always swept un. It would be toinueh nicer for BOWES when hneomro home from Lie work.; ‘I dare say I should liava it so if i'J three womcn-rervants, and a buy to dean up after them.' sho apswer- rd, quite impertinently, 'and if my keep­ing-room wasn't kiiaben an I chamber too.* 'Do yon mean to say that I keep too many servauta, Maria?’ 1 said. ‘No, ma'am,’ she answered ; ‘Put I menu that gentle- folks can’t tell bow difficult poor folks find it to coak a Lit cf victuals anil keep their children from g>-tfiijy ragged without fiddle-faddling with drilling up a place that’s no sooner deaned than it’s mucked Witte taking cLargo of Belta Scralchdl's destiny, Mm. Dulcimer's busy mind had not forgotten ilia interests of bar old protege. Sir Kenrick Cnlrerhoure, whore mortgaged estate was to be ret free by meaus of Beatrix Hartfield'* tortuuc. She was quite pleased with herself for tbo brilL iaul idea of disposing eomfoiUbly of Cyril by hntiding him over to Mia Scrntahcll, and thus lAving Sir Kenrick without a rival ia the field. ‘ That foolish hnsbsntl of mine would have torn tfyiog io mak& a mateh between Beatrix and his favorite Cyril,’ eh a said 10 herrelf. 'But if I yan put it into Cyril's head that Bella, SeutolM 11 ia »«ij food of him, Leia almost «uro to hllpror Lead and ears in love with her. M« n always do. I have not forgotten Benedick and Bent- dolt. Bolin’s com^frxion Is as delicate as Dresden china. «DCTy With. n». Mr«.' Dulci­mer, but T mnrt confess I hate Dresden cTjiua,' B.Iid Cyril, laughing. * But I like Miss ScHMcbell, he added,’ • hreanse sho semioTjbod and nmfalde, and must hare a hard Hie with all those brothers and sis- . -.Cyril's Mr. Dul­cimer, andhwl a good deal of pariah work to dfecnss with Litn. Thu biongbt 1dm to th* Vicarag^ QMgly. eye(j evenhig. He Cyril saw neither the Wudi nw the shy look in tbo toft blue eyes. Bella's eyes wore always that soft look in company, but they could harden and assume a mneb' keener gase during the serious every-day Luaiucssof life. ‘ I never BIS Pl in my life,'said Cyril, in a prevailingly maltsr-of-faat tone, not in tiio least touchad by this feminine interest in hia welfare. . J1, Benedick Wag' GO at firot, Mrs. Dulcimer reiaombtr-Ui^. - _ , >7, tt» _ M DONALD & HOLCPOFT, T> A RRTBTERS and Attorne£v-nt-Law. Jt> IWtotfof 1ft ttww.T ■Kobrins PeHe, S>c.,Sx,' boys and giru, tbahtmAM^tber’a moauiug ■bootltaa tuasd-of-all-work’* rMsdoinsa. It was pleasant to ail in lh*M pretty rooms lined with many-colored vulimes, all kept with *u oxqufaita radkwM of th* lamp*, th* rich dark red of tbo cortum, mad* * warm brigbtaeM unknown in the*# bare roams at horn*. And Bwry sow and tbeu even-and with such an rye for fashion.' ' I can’t fancy an angel enftfug out dress­es. or hnrinc an cya for fashion.' ‘ For shame, Cyril. ' Yun young roen caul appreciate domestic vlfinec. Yeti would think more of-her if field yon she wanted to go into a convent, or to clrop somebody’s head off.d.ko Judidi. That girl will rnnko a perfect wfo* * I Jiavo no dnu lit ehe will. And I dare have work to do—yon fate* nsbl* idea* to fill your mind } -BM^edn yon tell tbo blankness ef w.woimuft ^ m u d Cnun sll'she lows ?»•'*' '-ABitio ■bHo I! *li* eririBimp^enfly. ‘ A day ia an «*when on* is mutable; I wako every morn ing—ob, an early I—aud was n»ver a cheerful girl, von knew, nu.i ahe'grta fcrarfer and more alien! every day. Mtu Scales is quite anxiodb about her, and wants her to take bark.*‘I d'<iibt if bark h * rant for an uu- happy home,* aaiJ • No, if you cull her home unKappr. Bat really aha'has every thing a rfri could wish. HandsoiiM old roams to LaraeK— u* disorder—an noisy brother* op^ttwa every Iking. She ha* Urr boqk«, gud a govern*** who »dore» l»«r, » fine old gar- den bountifully kept, * pony-canU^," ■ horse to rid*.’* Uaforlun^y those Ihings won'i mate* yrmthhappy.’ausKared the csrate. 'Ths® might be for Lappinew st the end of lire, they are not euongb for it al ib* be* fntiier’s death, that die Lad even rthned so deeprya* toW»h Mkf dead. hhsnted him painfully.Wo* than ■ S' wvisite is Ibis hepauio^ nature—• Aawln Ibtejim.wMeh Ue had hitherto couuteJ pceri***? Wall. If itul the Lord thought tert, A minute'll nulw temjieniwre. To C!AIP hlui to ay arent. Old Captain Barnes was evtl’a «on- W)th helertxkay cra»t»<d; Reprewrtl-^ W (aHMrim; Camjaai't«; . CAS/.Di AGRICULTURAL INS. CD’Y )N raiui Biopui^y, at^S per c WILLIAM WORMS. All Mrs. Daldmet'a good Intents with regard to Sir Kenrick and the mortgages wci e suddenly (rostrated by a letter from Beatrix which al once surprised mad puzzled her. t ‘D EA&EST ^fMl Dmcnfm .—My father has forbidilon ma to virit your pleasant lions* any more. I am u> have no more happy hour* in dear Mr. Dulcimer's library, or with you in your preUy garden. I can not tell you the reason of bin harsh con­ duct. It is nothing Ihat concern* you or Mr. Duldtner. It is for a fault af my own that I mn honBaforword denied th« hsppl- neaa I found in yonr fitesdship and society. . ^o w much Lmisa Bea trig, &tn£<411' Vjcar. ,,'Tliwo Is Bomelbmg original gbont flint girl which always int»r- eBfeFmo; ao<T then the Jms such' a ujind to appreeinti book*. I nover raw sb young n creature .Luton as sho did on a great book. Sbe ateiua to have an instinct which al­ ways lewis her to the best.'. ‘ She is * noble creature, said Cyril quiet­ bow much you do for your mother and sis- tor*.' ' Oh yes,' replied Bril*, carelessly, • of course I try to be usnful at Lmne. I work for my own family. But Hint is sneli an obvious doty ; and there is a pleasure in doing those tilings that in almon self indul­gence.'What a different story AJolplmi cud Bertie could have told about Belta's bLek looks wlicii she hud to sew ou button* for Imported to Order. HAVING had several year* experience in the above buaiuess in tome of the lead hig Marido Cutting Lstakiitluneuta in the Country, and posseting facilities for the pnr- ehOAeuf the uncut gtofic hitherto not possessed by any other establishment of the kind ju Uii* sectiuii of tli* Provinco, I am prepared tognor- nutec satisfaction, either in price or atvle of wurkuuntbip, to the most fastidious, atidcar- DcsUy request anyone who may have work to do hi uiy line to cull r.t the works and com­pare prices anil examine the class of work turned oot. I am iu a position now to exe­cute some of the finest work, and ask that a fair test ami examination shall be mode before EDDING ^S 3’ r 11C SURGEON DENTIST, ., Q fiaaiuiuot tha tmiariu fanul UuUcga; O PECIAJ, attention given to tbt pro- O unaUoa ■< ihcnatar.I UvtlL' MCUITGAGES BOUGHT. ' aid other rreporty boiNjlit sad Kild ou Com- *jisul.fur. the Dvrahiloa Bivlnj ecd fari<tmcnt 'How docs she bear Uri* cruel treat- Gw tit ?' asked Cyril, looking at. Bella for the first time ri^ce lie had Nhnken hands with her on nnlring. 'You seo her often, don't yon, Mia* Seratehell ?' ■ Two or tliroo lime* a week. Bat she is BO rencryad—eyeu wilh me, though we are such old friend*—I never quit - know what she think* or feels. Sho is nil that is nice —and I am devotedly attached to her— but sho never fronts me with the same frankness I show to her. She Ina looked nuhnppy rinea Mr. Hnrafirid put a *top tn her visit* hero, but she never c>m- piMD*.’ 11 should call at the Water House,' »aid alm. Dulcimer, ‘for I Jong to seo tbo <V nr gill, but I really can not face that drondfal ■-.r. Hartfield; and as lie bos forbidden Beatrix to come here, I dare say he would imt allow her to see mo. I wonder you are allowed to visit Iler, Bella.’ ‘Oh,’ aahi Bella, ‘I don’t count. I ntn only admitted a* a humble com pan ion, Mr. Harefield think* no more of mo than of ouo of the servants.'Tea was over by this time, and the family bad retired to the library, which was Mr. Dnlcimer'a favorite evening-room. There Ue bad bl». pel chair, his reading table »nd lump, and could taka up a book nr lay it dawn ns he pleftaed. Even ilia back* of his bonks were dear to him. In bis idler momenta ho would lean back in hia chair and gas* at them dreamily, in a ra Btnre of content. To him those bindings of various hnes, some sober, some gorgeous, were us familinr face*. There was Burton yonder, in calt*nii<jn6,th* Oxford edition— there Southey's Doctor in crimson morocco —there the old dramatists in brown and gold. Anan came a solid black of histone* from Herodotus to Th tare. Mt*. Dulcimer established herwlt by her work table, with Bella close by her ride. The enrate seated himsrif by hta Vicar and Logan to talk of (ho parish. In her heart Bella hated that pariah talk—the riiBiimafic old women—the sick cbildri«n—men wlio were ent of work er down with the fever— the sufferers—the ainners—-tbo cases of nil kinds that needed help/ ' If I were a man I wpiill rather bo a ebimncy-iwrop than a clergyman/’’ she thought. ' Ono might get to like sooty chimneys in time; but I am tnto I could never get to like poor pcopls.'Aud JBt at that mom eat Balla was eon- temptatihg a atop which would bring her into very close contact with th* poor of Little Yafford, 1 1 - It was * quick humdmm •rening, en­ livened ouiy by Mrs. Dnlcimcra email talk about her neighbor* or her ntedle work, aud the indistinct murmuring ot thoie tao tnen ou ibo other side of the wide old - —r •-- — —-Asubstantial meal, wbloh was teaamfptinper combinsd—and take his place by Mr*. Dul­ cimer, nt a corner of tta> tray, just in time for th* last decent sup of ten os the Vicar’* " ilewould re mark, pl qiutiyefy.^whydon’t yon come nt si-ven o'clock, anil sit down with u« in a sociable man- n*r,’ rbe cdmplained, 'Instead of cofljing In when the tea-pot i* ja*t exhausted ? Ik-lfa baa becD^ui^unxiou* about you, 'I’m Culyf^bouso overfatlgues himself in Li* devoifou to bis parish wotk,' she said just now.' Bril* blmdiert, and turned her pretty blue eyes shyly upon tbo curate.-/A nd JL gm sure you do,’ *hs said; ‘if* quite dn-ndfnl. Yon wilfliave q, foveror something. Yea axe «o carelsss about veur fieallh.’.. Moaumaaio, Grava Stoacs, Mantle- Biaap3t Table Tops, &c. SCOTCH GRANITE Mon'jmsnts & Ih ad Stones very Toor,' pertiapv, for die first few years ; but Leaven will take: care of ti* M the ravens eared for EHjab/ Thal is b*w you ought to hero writtea to me.' ■ • * c*Ho WM *ox«Iy tempted by bee—tempted to toko hex to hi« brari yh*| mflmrnr tn rain kisses on tha »w*et pale faen jhat be iiUDtar t-fr hfmself, »nd ride off to the Scot­tish border with Irw, and bo married bv the nnlearupd priest of Gratae, who VM stilt plytag hia profitable trade. Never wa* num mon- templed. Bat be bad given bi* promts* und.mraat to ke»p it. not mean absc-lmi/ poverty, l ean net bre^h my word, fore. Wa mtowi.it till yon are one and twenty. - It B no* « long ‘ Wbai a wife rhe would Lave matte for yoar cousin r exelaimid Mra. Dulcimer, too eager io mask her batteries altogrtber. ,She would make a nobis wife—for any man.' assented Cyril. tOf euores; but site and your cousin seemed to mo no peculiarly suited to each olhei. There i* sometbiug about both of iliein so much above the common herd—a jo no sais quoi— a patrician air—an arista- cratia way of thinking. And then with such a fortune as MUs Harofield’a your esurin'a }-o»itioo—’‘ Pray do not tot M«« jlnrefirid’a fortune enter into the question. Kenrick is not a fortune-bonier, and Mias Murefirid is far too noblo a woman for one to tolerate the idea of her bring married for her money? _'My dear Cyril, I never hud such an idea. You need not take mo up GO sharply. Kenrick a fortnue-hunter J Of course not. But where those things combine— How­ ever. wo Deedonot dispute about if. That wretched Mr. llarefiold is resolved to itn- nsnro bh danghterin that dreary obi Lous® ot LI*. She is as badly off as a hrincesj iu n fntetf ids. ’ ’ '^1 . HOLLIKQSHEAD, SVaGEO^ DENTIST, Bn cow, *ta 1 liy tick »n‘veik, Sho anK. »I|‘ bem l to sfe)-;Sticlc'wcl mr fblod. wi lnklcd cUtdi— Sb* toothed my path away ;Bh« brourtt ns »» wt boqueti J fio«hn THE OXFORD TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1878.a 0|farb ©ribunt, ‘ nBKbSMYi FEBRUARY SO. 1178. THS INTERNATIONAL Batter, Egg, and Cheese CJUVHHIWU of tho United Scutes «nd Canada,w ill bo held at Chicago front the 6th to foe Sth of March, ^XSSRVATiVM ho anreantl attend tho ISUINMI meeting at ML Elgin to-morrow nt 2 odoak p, n>. Election of officei's «nd other iuipcrt'int buainesa. AT A meeting uf tbe Opposition Mr. JoJjn A,MacdOTpll, of Gleugary, form­ erly 8«cretitty of tbe Conservative ABTO- dittionof Toronto, was unanimously BO- ItKffod Tomperintend tho organization of the CoasBrrativo party throughout tho Province of Ontario, so saya tbe Ottawa Cilizca. LOCAL ANO OTHER MATTERS. tor When tbs sen does some out it is very hut. W Anticipat* and prevent ricknsM with SiBDroan’s JAMAICA GIXOKK. W Ties for C, V. R. are comiug in and are being deposited along the line. tor Ai Brantford Robi. Grtaney has been I fined $50, or 30 days in jail, for permitting ! Lia liuuat to be tuvd M » place for gambling . for liquors. sGTTherp was a very heavy fait of tkc "beautiful" on Sunday morning ami with the sharp frost of the following night ths s!«igh- ing is pretty good. KT The fust anmtnt Convention ot tho Dairymen's Association of Easton Ontario will bo held i» the City Hull. Bsllevilla, on Tbsrsday, Friday an-l Saturday next. *sr Woodstock paper saya they hav* only to beat the lugcreof! carters to beabts to retain tho County, Yes. Only I Still so A BIG THING ON ICE.” Greatest Success Yet. Ovor Fivs Huaircd. Paoplo fron Haigh- taring Tovnfl, OVER FIFTEEN HUNDRED PEO­ PLE PRESENT. XL AhDemogalibowh (Standing Horribly)..............J. H. Autin IS3. Seneca..................................Geo. Moucur34. Nanahfrugbgooahc (A Bird numiag Itealf) ..Fred Richard* General Manager and IndianCommia-iuucr................Fred C. MartinGeneral Onatcr.......................George IngBrnoll Cclune] in Cotnevand......................J. P. O’NeilBugler............................................(Jeo. Dovetail j her all the lim e; waa *ummoD*d by th* Mwinl O'NfttU, tonUI HOM, Tbo* MoUwntli F. Paulin.H. MeKar, SOLDIERS Charles Dn>»o. JOB. Cralb, T. Newton, J»hn tane, to«ld Shed Jeu. At the close of the carnival, tho Mulligans entertained tho Indians, and a number of viattoni from Woodstock, ton luuoh at the Masio Hall. A CORRESPONDENT, writing from Ottawa, *ay». a# to Mr. Blake’» future them are diverse rumors. One is to the effect that an attempt’ will be made to place him ut the head of the Government, with the infusion of some new Lleod, bciorc the general election. Another is that, he inteuds to resign his scut in the Commons immediately. They are suffi­ ciently far ajart from each other to suit nil reader*, and I vouch far foe accuracy of neither. Os MONDAY evening, two royal roor- rbigcB were solemnized at Berlin with great splendor. The Princess Charlotte, daughtei ofXho Crown Prince of Ger-' many. and granddaughter of Iler Maj- erty Queen Victoria, -wns married to die hereditary Prince of the Duchy of Saxe Meiningen, and foe Princess Elizabeth, second daughter of Prince Frederick Churk-a, tho hereditary Prince of the ’Grand Duchy of Dklenbnrg. The Prince of Wales, tbe Buko of Connaught, and King and Queen of the Belgians were umong tbe royal ]>eroonages present A feature of the festivities was a tradition­ al torchlight by .Imperial Ministers, beaded by Friuce Bismarck, whoso pre­ sence is considered to indicate Ids recon­ ciliation with tbe Court. WAR NEWS. ' London. Feb. Iff.—A dispatch from St. "St Pcterabnrg ravs Prince Gortsehakuff hoe fieclaml to Lord Loftus that be will not ad- vanee ox Gallipoli, provided British troops do not land.I>mdoo,Feb. 19.—Tho debate in Parliament fast night indicates that the rclatioua with Uuoaia ore growing more amicable.Paris, Fob. 10.—A Malta despatch states that iu addition to tho veaaclsaow iu the Bay oi MuudaDM, - omzllcr-bliijM, indmbng the Torch, five gnus; Antelope, two guar; Flatuin. go, three guns; Basilisk, fire gnus; and Cyg- • net, four ginxa, ore ii» Uio Bosphorua or at the cutrauea to the Black Sea, to keep watch orcr the 8traite,aud bold themselves at the dispos­ al of the Ainliywlors aud Consuls.St. Petersburg. Feb. 19.—The Agene;: Ruue state* iti* probable the meeting of the Powers will merely take the form of a conference. Fhe Itat’iaux must approach near Constanti­nople if the BriUsh fleet remains in the Sea of Marmora. The withdrawal of tbe fleet to Bv- rik* Bay would, however, solve tbe difficulty.Lavalette, Malta, Feb. 19.—The iron­clad Devastation has started for Besik* Bay. Erzcromr, Feb. 20.—Tho Russian troops arc rufleiing from epidemic disease and ar* short of p;u vision*. The negotiations for surrender mw expected to conduda to-morrorr. Three Ihous&ud families are now here in terrible dis- trcn. A famine i*' believed-to bo inevitable iu tbe qiring.Constantinople, Fek 19.—It is uuderalood that Server PeAba;Miuintev of Foreign Affairs, promised publicly to disavow the statements that ho accused’ Mr. Iteyard of encouraging Turkey to. fight by promioes of Eiighsli cup- port. In default of such reparatinu, Layard will detsand that the Porte will dismiss Ser­ ver.London, Pete 19.—Tde^roms from Athens represent the Thessalian insurrection as in- creasing. They report that 0,030 Turks have been defeated near Volo, with the loss of GOO killed, after deaperate fighting.Semlin, Feb. 19.—The Servian Prime Min­ ister hat drawn up a memorandum to Ufa Uzar, claming the whole of Old Servia. The Servians are resolo red not to evacuate Tho cwqnered territory unless forcibly exptltol. It is stated that Russia has decided to add the Pashalic of Nish to Bnlgor'a. A Collison i<Lw<<u Ecrvia and Buraia is tbweforu aarMr. Newell, of Tilsonbarg, has bitTaght some “mangel wnrtze! wins’' from Pugland, aud it would take a good judge to dutiuguish it from the best sherry. Thh is a new name for an old drink. air A correspondent iuforms ne that Mr. J. McKay, who formerly led the singing in the Y. M. C. A. in this town, baa formed several chsara for the ins true tiou of vocal mesic iu Embro and ZOITA W Tho Temperance people of the town arc requested to meet in tho Association Hal! on Friday Evg. at 8.30 p. B>. tomakcarrangmcnts for D. J. K. Rine the Temperance Evangelist who ia expected shortly. AI! interested are iuvited. i f Oue who has tried it says that the herb known aa the princess pine, which grows in the swamps, is bcaellcial for heart disease and dropsy. It should be made into a good strong tea aud dnpjk. It is easy to get. pcifcctiy simple to take, and will cost nothing to try. CJ' If the citxsna of the town who are annoyed daily by tramps and others looking for work would direct the SUM to the “ town wood yard " owned by the China Tea House, they esu have Hie pleasure of sawing five or six hundred cords of wood, and gut paid accordingly and then proceed on their way rejoicing. IW On Wednesday evening last an inquest was held in Dorchtster on the body of a male child, who was suffocated while sleeping with its mother, A young gist from Txindon. Coron­ er Murray, of Dorchester Static**, held tho in­ quest, aud the jary returned a verdict iu accordance with the above facts. tST At Aylmer, on Sunday last, the s«w Presbyterian ploco of worthip, iu Stewart Block, was dedicated, Rev. A. Beamer, of Ingersoll, preaching tho opening sermon. The room has been very conveniently fitted up, and seats ^comfortably .about 200 person . There was a largo attendance. CATTLE BONNINS AT Lsnas.—Perrons having cat!Io running atlnrgj ara notified to take caro of thousand koep them within their onclopures, or they will bo iaipouuded as tho law directs. J. B. CArEON,Town Constable. The Carnival lust night wan the grandest and most imposing spectacle of the kind ever Kdd in Ingersoll. Every­ body seemed for tho time to throw care and biiBioeas to the winds and strap on their skutes. Joy was tinconfincd. Not only were our own townspeople out in full force, but London, Woodstock ami tbe towns and villages within a circle of twenty miles around furnished thoirquola and swelled the crowd to almost incalcu- lublc proportions. Tbe enormous cower­ ed rink having a 6it[ierficinl area of about 20,000 square feet with raised plutfonn all around was littcrally packed with skaters and spectators, and all ap­ peared to enjoy themselves to the utmest whether shod with steel or not. The following is a partial list ot those who appeared in costnmc :— T. W Scott, U. S. Cadet J. Ixiugmtirc, page.Chiu. NVDOB*I<I, c-xcnicrating swell MIM Cowon, 22nd Battalion.W. A. Karn, Woodnluvk clown. FATAL DRUNKEN ORGY. On Salurclay night, BOiuclims belwwen 9 and 11 o'clook, * woman named Mary McCaekiU, nbout 82 yean of Bge, Jiving with her eon-indnw, Janita Clark, in a hovel on Charles street west, in that part of the town known ■» Scotch Hollow, was teal Jed to death by a stowo being tamed over and a kcdle cf boiling water falling upon her. Il seems that » party of men and women wore indulging in a drunken spree, when tbe men commenced sparring amongst themselves, ono of them elumbled , against and knocked down the stove, spill­ ing boiling waler over the old women who was lying drnnk behind the stove. Drs, Bowers aud MeCansland were immediately sent for. but their services were of no avail, ns tlie womnQ died ou Sunday morning at 4.80 o’clock. Previous to her death. Mayor Chadwick WAS cent for, and ihe deceased mnde tho following statement under oath, through I an interpreter ° I, Mary McCaskill, boliovo that I am in adying stalo. I WAS this evening sitting asleep behind ihe stove In my house, ami was awakened by the stove being upset upon me by ODO Tas. Huntley. There were others there. Thore was a ketlln of hoi coroner to tuako a post mortem examine, lion; went with jury to view the body 1 after 11 o'clock Sanday morning and pro- 1 needed to examination; found brain fluid in the veulicles slightly in excow, structure 1 healthy ; chest and langs in good Condi- { llur; Iwark liver, sioinadi, and bowsh ( healthy, spleen in natural condition ; kid- Deys aud bladder healthy. On tho surfac* of the body fuond left arm scalded from two inchw Mow the shouldor to wrist, in­ side and ont—the skin rubbod off nt the touch ; tho left side of tho neck, face, anti ear ono inch above and one and a half inches to the posterior scalded so that the iutegumetd camo off at tho touch ; tho right fare arm two-thirds seated and portion of the arm. No marks of violence on the body considering the age of deceased, tbv body was ip good etale ot preservation. Believe the cause ot death to have been nervous shock from tho serore scalding she received. Did not believe she had been habitually a hard drinker—tho organs were in too healthy a stale to corno to such a conclusion. Jnmcs Rmitly: knew deceased 15 or IC years ; was not in the habit of visiting there; Saturday was tho first time in five months ; went there about 4 o'clock with Douglas ; had been splitting wood, and when wo got thron ;h got some whiskey on-1 went there to drink it; the old woman took some ; Clark and McDonald came in after we went there ; thevo was more whiskey brought there; don’t know how it came ; don't know how the scalding happened ; was told she had been | scalded and then left; don't remember fall­ ing ou the stove. Dan'el McGinnis, lal>orcr,—No relation nf deceased; acquainted with her for years; went there Saturday at 6:30; Jim Huntiy, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald were there and thn ol.l wainau ; came down town and got tome whiskey; got 50 cents worth in a pail; went back at 8 o'clock ; had no whiskey with i Huntley; Hnntly was Kick at McCaskill’s t when I went lack ; Jock McCaskill came in SOCIAL 8CAN0AI IN BELMONT CHAlaa AGAINST A IKMBL.KKBrKR—HK DE- NIKS IT—A KORMKB BKXDEXT OF IKGEB- SOLL IND ma WIFE INVOLVED. prctaMe.London. Feb. 20-6 n. m.-Tho P^il «ay» the Runion* nw affect to contider that tho Advance of our fleet ha* turned their petition. They sr* apparently dbpuetd to occupy ttMlrpoli, uni MU we agree to give them guarantee* against *ur farther sdvan.-e. Such piarantcc* would be found iu a ItuMinn oa- rapatiou of the forte on tho BoephoruA or in n nu** by England not to enter the Black Be*.« Port* eorraipmlent Atari thrt British iroaclada hava gone to the Gulf of Sort*. A Vienna cornea pendent rayi a difficulty boa oriacB nJBIIre to data of tho corocalion of the C'uugraa*. Gortahakofl couiidrr* a pre. Jim.usuy treatynf pnoea ahould be fintaigneu. Auttria object to Kuuia'a being able to pre *ntatre*I*M an fait aeeoatp/L LomUm, Feb. 2U, C *. m,—The Berlin erw. Hurtins ere concentrating 310.000 men in Rrntmaah. Tie nceoswa much comaocut in The Ttirfraj'^ bel»v«s Prine* GoriscliakoF attcbidno mreaMnahJe conditions to the •unrsn-e that the Emnuuia will not o«cupp GsWpoli.___________________ Bretons ArruT AT BELMONT.—Monday nigbt, a most dhgracefnl/raeas took place In the village of Delmont. During the after- noon, a M tuber of men had been drinking BearHy; and aa evening drew on they got cunafdctably (ho worse tor Ibis Lqaor. Whilst isr thH condition, they went to Ilultnstead • tavern, end demanded more Urick. Mr. Holmstesd, rightly considering sun to Lb b*r. Tbs infuriated men than- upon laid »i»ge io Hi* tavnD.and ei m- rnstwd a vigorous oMslauibloalb* doon and wiudoa s. Ths tthac tag* of a oil* of t ordwo*d »bl«b • allying io th* asixbor- fxwd, they fcnikd Ike pitethrooph ths •teora and wlodowa, rstardteMofeonM- The p»r«fcf»setalQ ths know, and »Q d*obtl*M Mary A. Fcwry, IV. Indian huntress. Miss Dnnmock, Queen Elizabeth.Mius Fairchild, Queen Aun.Mr. McDonald. W. gentleman rider.8, Egan, W. Knight of Lotus XJV.Jas. McKay. W. Jock«y. W. Talur, W. Jockoy.Martin. W. Turk. Miss Shaq-, Nunn.Lizzie Fewry. W. Indian Princess.Mi*a Clark, Firefly. J. Hall, W. jail-bin!.Geo. Kennedy, Military gentleman. F. B-dca, Colored gent. —Gurdon, Count de Chatitcnoy.S.'Maynard, W. Cliiuec.H. Itebiiison, Highland Chief. M:»« N. White, W, Span ah Lady.Miss K- White, Eastern woman.—CuuiU'irt, W. Centennial swill.Polly Junes, old woman.F. CchA, Venetian geutlimau.Miss Gibsou. Swiss peuant.Mrs. A. Huffman, Beauty Miss HuITinau, Queen ol Mar.A- R.id, W. Sailor.J, T. Dempster, Jcckey. • water on the dove winch went over me. Too parlie* in the honso were all drank. What I have stated ia the troth, and I believe I am in a dying state." The Mayor nt oncn canard Iho arrest nf Danini McGinnis, Jaa. Huntley, nnd L. McDonald, who wore in the Loose and par- ticipanta in the spree. Ou Sunday nmmins Coroner McCana. land enipannclad a jrrr. consisting of the ■fallowinn crntlcmen :Brady, Faw- man ; Raid. Ftvzrll. M. Kennedy, W H. Priest, Henry Gobte. John Ln*. Wm. Robertson, D. Mi'ter, R bt. McDonald. P. Kennedy. Ja«. Gudin, Wm. McMurray, A. G. Harris, J. M. Witeon, The jury went to the house and viewed ilo body, and Dr. Bowr* made a post OXFORD SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTIOK.— Tho Convention of tho County of Oxford Sunday Schoo! Association was in session at Woodstock.duriug the first three days of i last wook, Rev. J. McEwen, of Ingersoll, - President. The topics which wcro discuss- ' ed wore of grant practical iaicrest to Sub- < bath School workers, and tho result of tho conference will toud greatly to further the ' offieioucy of an interest in tho Sunday ’ School work of tho County. A groat part of Wednesday's session waa spent in the dis- । cussion of Normal class work for training 1 teachers, a movement which lies been fully endorsed and reccommendeJ by the Con­ vention. Hav. Mr. Millard represented tho Snodey Sobool Association of Canada. ' Tho Sunday Schools from all parts of the County were wei) reprcsouteJ. Her, Mr. , McEwen, of Ingerxol!, was elected Presi. •lent, and Mr. S. Stepbeue, of Woodstock, Secretary, for tho tusuiug year. KILLED WHILE PLAYING SHINNY.—A fatal accident of tho most distressing character happened on Friday, nt sehool seel ion 24 and 25 of Yarmouth and Soulbwobl. The scholars aro iu tho habit of whiling away the noon hour by playing games in tho school-yard,the favorite padimoof iho boys being shinny; aud for want of a belter ball they use ono Wonging to a croquet set. They were playing with unusual vigor ou Friday hut aud th* bail struck alud uamed . William Stringer ou the loft temple. Short­ ly afterwards ha complained of headache, and waa given a dritrk of water, which nt once caused vomiting, and bo was advised to go home. On reaching homo he was taken with a series of spanns, and after­ wards relapsed into a comatose state, aud remained BO until Lia death, which onoar- rcd at eight o’clock the same night. LOBO CHEW; FACTORY.—Tbe fourth an­ nual meeting of Jb* Lobo Cheoso Factory patrons ws^iield in the factory on 9ih inst. The meefiog opened by appointing Mr. JeHjiuiah Edwards M ChairnMn.and Peter McIntyre Secretary. Moved seconded' aid carried, that Messrs. Robert Hutu*, Alexander Graham'and D. W. Graham be •aleemen forth* coining »«sou, and1 that they n«e their own discretion in selling tbe eLeese; that Mr. D. W, Graham be Treas­ urer, and-tbat lie will pay tbe patron* at the factory, u soon as tbe cheese is dispos­ ed of for ona mOQtb’e mike aod the money received ; that Measn. Jeremiah Edwards aud D. D. McAlf ins be Auditor*; that die patarue be requested to us* tin pall* for milking in; and that th* obecee maker shall deduct from five to ten- pound* ou every hondrsd pouae* of tainted milk, and 1 if not fit to rnn iota CIKM* it will be sent back. After a lively diacuMiun on many । pointe of iukTest to JsJrymeu, the weeliug adjourned.—Colt. DBAYB or AN OLD IUWDKKT. — Our , obituary column announce the death ol Mr. f Jbbu Adair, at th* ripe old ago of 71 ytais and 8 month*. Mr. Adair i« on* &« old ' reridanl* of lugrrooll, where lie Lot for a । number otyear* done a larg* betalburtnees. r He WU highly reepeoted by * forge drcle of ' friend*. Hi* remaiue were followed to ’ thtir last reeling plow yesterday afternoon । by a large ooncoarM at our towuspeopl*. • WJWOWK—Ti*e Ex-Mook Widdow* will ' lector* in-UM T*wn Hall. IngersoU, on ‘ Wodaeeday ond^tomilay. Uie 6tL and 7tL el Herds next. Hold yonrtelf disengaged. Nor BAD.—A co*r««pcadent inform* u* that during lut season » herd of mnafees E. Elliott, Swiss peozent.Cha« Root. Navy. N. Waioc, Ireland.8. Bradley, England. J. C. Bond, Gorilla.D. Dunglag, Variety and patchwork.Miss Oliver, Fortune-teller. Mrs. J. Gaylor, pink dun no. This»c*tly a partial list, and wo again urge up-n the absolute necessity of those who appear iu costume to leave their cards with name and character with the door keeper, as the ouly means by which an accurate and complete list can be obtained. Then there was a band of wandewug min­strels, seven in nntnber, who succeeded in performing the most bcdiaus music through­out the evening.Gov. Jones ami family, three in number, were the tallest ipecitnens on the io-, Bi* Excellency measuring from 10 to 18 feet in height—the rest of the familv in proportion. They were a notch or two a)»ve all others, nod as a consequence were tho observed of all ol-ecrvcrs. The Mulligan Guard was ono of the principal features. They mard ied into the riuk shortly after .opening and were put through a variety of movements and drill not set down in the regular maund, but of such a unique and affective nature that from remarks we heard from some military autbontics pre­sent, wc Lave no doubt it will lie at mice in- coq»>-ated> It is no doubt the only thing by which Great Britain can by any possibility maintain its prestige. The command was undur Capt Browu aud Lieut. Munlock, of ours.” Below are tho name* of tbe coipi i MfLtlOAN OVARDS, INUE1UWLL. Gaucja Brown. Cspluo, Alex, liurdoch. Ueulenant. Ucrtert H.nrv, Fred. Canfield. George Guru*it, F. W. Ilcxleriek, Alex. Itumwr, ■ W.Gwrae Tbvop’ion, WIU Hu.1., ‘ Ea JHAIei, Kart? Bux, TbuwM (lal-lfunf.Bux.Charter Btuxrt, Herl Meb-.ivdJ, Charlie Conway. William U.4«, Edwin Elliott, William Hinllh, Atcx. Jolunion. It. McMullen, W. Milokn, Fruita Duly. Boy, Witem |I<MA:U«. LTMIIH luscl, lien Cl*rk. T m j-wk. L-nla Boulton. Juha Ifanx. Last, though not least, was the trilrc of Indians from Woodatock, under Capt Jack, aud Gen. Custer with his little troop of regu­lars, upou whom the Indian* tuado nn attack. Th* following is the programme of the sham battle :—Custer and men ou the march ’ they go into camp mid nost sentries ; they follow the trail wituin sight of the aoldicra ; appear­ ance of Capt. Jock and tribe ; scouts signal the tribe ; council of war ; Indians on the trail ; are eeen Ly out-jxwU ; bugle alaim ; the attack ; battle ; death of Custer ; rcalped . by Capt Jack ; war dance ; Custer's Ixxly taken to- Indian camp on toboggan ; Indian pow.wow f appeamux of Uuitrel States In duui Cujumiaaioaer > hohla council with In- diau* ; makes presents to them ; pipe of peace ; girnul tablcasu We are sorry to say tint young Ingersoll, who acted the part of Custer, received more than lie bargained for, Laving bad his face ln>rne<i with powder, but we arc glad to learn he is not seriously hurt. Tbs fallowing is a- Stoex INDIANS FDOM WOOlxSTOCX, 1. Cwpt. Jack.............................Henry Brown 2. Bitting Ball...........................Frail Msrigoll3. Crazy Horse ................Beverly IngcreoU4. lhingo<Miag<«zhig (Hols la ibc akyj...........Fred Mocqueen5. Uncus....................... Wm MoGtecblin6. OnaoiM...................... Aira. Martin7. Tonswauda...............................Joe Kiirouu a. Wabaaahkuug (Giving .Ligbi)............................Wm. n. Martin9. r<mtw* ................. C. M. StorkHX bfiabwunockulima (Thuiuter ia tbs South)............Gso. Qua*II. Hawkey*....................... Choris* Oliv*r12. Tceumscti.............................Wm. McUod 11 K«ru«jab» (SUM JMI Ap- veonaa) . .... ..14. HtewBih*.................... 1 R Vied sujaujannta (Scattering Mewora) . ..................Harry Maynard P. McGochis al UanuUi tB-, »v«mM-|S>.90 per bead, aud coMiflsriog btat aoma of tl*<m ware at t e r -*(lark. jotirn .d io meet again at 7 o'clock on Mon day evming. Tlio inquiry was proceodod with c» Monday evening, before Coroner McCaus­ land ; Dr. Murray, of Dorchester, being on tbe bench with him, and Mr. Burkart act­ ing as clerk. Tile following witnesses were sworn and examined :— Jas. Clark, laborer, sun-in-law of de­ ceased; bernge was about 82 ; she had al­ ways complained ol her health ; I went home nt 4 o’clock, Sntuiday afternoon ; Donald Duuglas, Jas. Huntley, Laboy Mc­ Donald (alias Sarah O'Hauley) and Kate McCaskill wcro there; they were drinking whiskey, I was displeased when I found thenz there; Jim Huntley offered mo n drink and I refused it. Dun McGinnis came in after and I got him to oeax Hunt- ley away ; Lo got away with him but camo back again. John McCaskill and I went away to smoko ; Huntley and Douglass b ilb bad bottles of whiskey ; it was after seven when the stovo was upset; there was no drink-lag after that; Dau McGinnis wan sober ; the old woman bad been drinking ; sbo was iu tbe babil cf silling and lying behind tbe etovo. Examined by Mr. Brady—Am married ; lived tber* siuco August last ; these men camo there nt time* ; knew of no whiskey brought there ou Sunday; tho whiskey was brought there on Saturday before 7 o'clock. Mr. Brady explained that the LOUTO was a uotoiions one for the gathering of such characters, and if possible be wauled to bud out who it was that sold liquor con- irary to law, on Saturday wight and Sun­ day. On farther examination Clark rail he bed whiskey ou Sunday, but il was given to him on the street. Mary Clarke, wife of last witness and daughter of deceased sworn. She could not, or protended she could not, speak English and Roderick McKenzie, who ! spoke Gaelio, was sworn as interpreter. She was working at Mr. Perris’ on Satur- day; did not gel home till after ft o'clock; nil* found her mother scalded when she got Lome; Dau McGinuu OK J to come there often. ‘ Sarah McDonald (Big Sarah) was no ro­ tation of deceased; acquainted with her I many year*; was there *11 day Saturday, ’ Douglas and Huntley osmo about 4 o'clock; I bare been stopping there since Tuesday ■ with my husband, Dongla* and Huutley were pretty well on ; they get worse while Uiey were there, they had whiskey with them; my huiLau.il aud Clark came io to- ’ gether ; Clark w u not angry with the men u for being there bnt because foe old woman bad been drinking; wa* there when tbe ■love «a* knocked over; Huntley kicked * against it; McGinnis aud Huntley wove । sparring and both fell egainat it and tipped ft over; I pulled bar out; lliia WM about 1 9 o'clock; Huntley, McGiania, Kate Mo i Gaskill and myself war* ia th* room; 1 i liar* not been there for four yean before Tuesday; did not know it w** nasal for f UiM* men to congregate there; wa* tber* y.tterday ; MW whiskey lb*r* ; Jim Clark 1 drank some. I Labey MeDonalJ, hatband cf th* fast wllncaa; stopping at Clark afar a (*w days;1 waa Ibara on Saturday al 4 o'clock, Hunt- fay aud Douglaas were there when I went I in pfoay wrre aittiug down and th* old *ra- 1 man *•> behind th* atova; Clark said ’ BotUfof to them when w* want in; did not r M* any liquor given to foe old woman ; ’ saw Huntley dmkiug ; WM foer* when th* r atova w u knocked over; Dan McGinnis t »nd Huutfay were sparring; Ha nt Ivy uni ] McGitnua for wfaudrey at about 8 o clock; tber* WM come tber* in a pail; dark took a emo*; Huntley *«d MeGtani* MM* foe for wine and wanted some one to get hiia a bottle ; I gave him Scents' worth out of the pail ; want out ami got 40 ceott’ worth more; met Kate and 1'ricc on Charles street; tlca found Hun Jy and went tu Clark’*, after using up tho bottles went for the pail ; Huntiy a iid he was the beat man on the track, anil I asked him t^how some of hi» ecienr.c ; we aparred and Huntiy fell against the stove ; got tbe first whiskey between six and ecvea, and the second between eight and nioeo'ch ck; was not iftunk when sparring ; it ws» citato- mary for him to go there on Satnnlay night; nw tbe kettle on tho etovo when sparring. The above waa the principal evidence given. Tire jury retired and after a fuW minutes re turned «ith the fodowing VEItUICT. The deceased, Mary McCaskill, came to her death nn the morning of the 17U> at the house of James Clark, in the town of Ing-r- soil, through injuries inflicted ujs.nlwr by the upsetting of a atove with hot water thereon, through the instrumentality of one Jan es Hnntliy and Daniel McGinnis, and we con­ sider them guilty of man slaughter.Jame* Huntley and Daniel McGinnis were subsequently committed to stand theie trial for man-slau.’lttor at the iK-st competent court of jurisdiction.Several ul the iritucsacs wcretxmnd over to appear. Ifuuta-y has since been admitted on Lail There was quite a little sensation in Del­ mont and ueigbberhood, one day test wei k, consequent ou tho arrest of N. G. Wood- worth,botcl-keeper.on a copies. It appssrs that lately a social scandal of considerable magnitude has loomed up iu this rural spot. This led to a suit being commenced at the iwtnuco of E. J. Harris, surgoou-Jealte!, , tertuerly of Belmont, aud nos of this city, tu recover damngm from Wood worth for erim. con, with the wife of tho plaintiff. Under Iba plea that ho believed defendant was about to leave far tbopnilcd States to evndo proceedings, Harris' took out n writ ■>f capias, which was handed to County Constable Young, of this city, to execute. When that officer arrived al Belmont.Wood- worth was at St.Thomas,- but when ho heard of the writ bo at once returned and gave himself up. Iio was brought to the Count}* Jail here, and Btibsaqnectly baited. Defendant denies the charge alleged, and says be had no other inteutiou Ink to defend the suit nt the ensuing Assizes. SOUM strange developemcnLs are promised. LATER. A later report BtryH.lbe Belmont husband and who's scandal ia far from being al an end. Iu fact.it is assuming more end more extraordinary proportions, giving rise to a creel deal of gossip amongst those who pro­fess to know nil about it. The oilier day wo chronicled tho fact that N. G. Wood- worth, a hotel keeper, bad been arrested on n capias, at the instance of E. J. Harris, | surgeon-dentist, lately of Belmont but uow ' ol ibis city, it being alleged that he was 1 about to Rave for the Slates to avoid tile action brought agniust Lira to recover dam­ ages fur crim. con. with plaintiff’s wile. Iho latest phase of the emlrozlio came onl on Saturday night, when Woodward luid ir f irmnlfon before Squire Peters, charging Ilnriis with being iu lungito with his wife । to rob him of 8400, with which be meant to ■ leave for tho States. Hanis was arrested an Saturday night, and bailed to appear to ' answer the charge. It loohs as if it were a 1 case of tit for tot.—Free Pres*. j Srm.r.n.-The Belmont Harris vs. Wood- , worth, and rice rrrMi, suite, about which a Hytld Farit, Vt., Fab. trUrfr Mem*. ffoth. Fowl* A Sons, Boaton : tfenta-^Ton may perhap* remember that I wrote you aevarai weeks ago in regard to the UM of the PRRCVUN SYRirpformy wife, who WM suffering from gendKHdebility, the se­quence of Tyhoid Dysentery. I had tried tho moat noted physicians in this State, and also in Canada, without relief. At your recommenda­ tion sho commenced ihe use of tbe Syrup ;fo* first four bottfea mode but little mrpres*iou, but while taking tbe filh ahe began to improve rain !Jy, and now, after n»faf six of th* dol'ar !>ott!<.a, she has regained her strength, aud is able to do most of the house ; and 1 feel that I cannot apeak too highly in prsne of tho PERUVIAN SYIIVF. 1 Lave pcncribcd it to scn.'rn1 of my mtienta. and Imre procured the tele of acrera' dozen of it here. You can make any use of letter you see fit.Yotiro very truly. H. D. BELBEN. M. D. Sold by all dealers generally. To Bent or for Sale. A COTTAGE «ul 3 A cm of Groom I. V a. « CMrdcn. Mtasl«4 •• br» sppty k>JOSEPH THOMPSON. For Sale—Cheap. A STEAM ENGINE needy unr, AX «ull blr f..rCba^s F^tary. Ktwain* ntuhtr ■teasilu* F«sJ, tr. Address Box 68, TogassoU P. O; FIRE LAST NISHI. not'SX DESTROYED. good yteU. Mr. IUUM. no douhL takrirl pr. p»r ear* at Lt* ucak iu winlw *• well I >ia (A ltai ■r -...........IUU. McWhinnte BO nN .EASTOK-Tn tewenioll, 11 th hut., tbe wife of Ms. Gsoui C**wrote Kurt >x, ct a daughter. M A lUtlED .CHADWICK-MASON-At the re Menre ot W. W0»cn Farm fo r Sale FO F R ir m S o A f L 10 E 0 , a o a rc e ~ , n v a i r lu iy » a b il k < Ln I r m ed p a r n o d v la e d • r*rk, Ew.. to toriUK N. nt,ml daughter aiChia. M»«oo, E«;.. vl EcortitlUe.WXKOE —JOHNSTJN —At the rezuknee >1 the bride'* brother, Mr. I. Kick*, 12th iu-V, by the Rev. n. a MelLituie. Go. W. Mixaoa to Cuaiaras* JouvtroV, ell of Tlbonburj. HALL—McALWNE—At the rer'.lenee rt the bnd«'»FOR J ALE. A CHEESE FACTORY with every KENNEDY—WDWORTII- At tin W r«lA>?l<, Uw bnJe UJng pre'lutuly mwlvedtew H.C.CLureh. DTF.D. ADAIR-In Inger* *K. IJtb Inst- KEATINO-In Inrcnoll, JItb last.. SIMOX Kxanso, INGERSOLL MARKETS. Reported by J. M. Wiv-nf, Comralasion F. KEE. CHEESE FACTORY F02 SALE OR TO BENT. StK l I et T tFeu U rrt A fvur T th E erj i -x a rtk t v h la e n» C P^ o J u c n .l t L y *r o pe f raa K m e U n j t o . r JOSEPH ROBERTS, ni-m settled on Monday. On the suit Woodworth v*. Hanis earning before Squire Peters, parties agreed to pay up costs, and their appearing to be no special necessity for send­ing tho cr.no for trial, the charges were al­ lowed to Lm withdrawn. VENNDR ON THE FEBRUARY FORECAST. PLENTY OF SNOW AND COLD YET PRZDICTEU. T» Iha Dlltor of the DiUty Witness. Sin,—Yun were rather jieinutnro in ns- Herting in y«;ur isstn ot Salardity that I waa month has passed over. The severe term wbi.di J pl.eed on or “close to” tun entry of Februiuy in reality camo during tho last lour days of January, mid was follow'd by a lirary anuw storm nt a great number of At 12 o'clock test night the alnrm of firn wax aountktl and it waslountl that Mr. Win. Gallagher'a Atlantic Hotel was on fire. The tire broke out in one of the rooms in the third story and a|ncad with great rapidity through the upper part of the building so that it was im possible to save any of the contents of this*part of the home. Tho .steamer nr- Dr. Beware, registered m bad boon scaldsd; on *rri«i*r ak-Clark's iinuby tho Morin of llso lltlh just.. broke over Montreal, Qr.zbcc, aud a very largo ) CXp-ft lO and :—That Uc re anil Marcli will pnd ubly be ushered in by deep snow*. I advise railway nini not to ly took up n poHtlion on the bridge lead-' ing to the Skating Rink and os the wat­ er had been iJiul off by the Mills above the supply was soon exlmuated. During the delay which ensued in gutting water the firo made g m t headway and auon the whole of this hatid&oiue and c< in no- dious hotel was in Cnmrs. The N il band engine company took tip a jwsitiou to tho north of the building and kept up, A good stroma throughout, but it was in­ adequate to stay the progrcsB of ihe de­ vouring element. Only a portion of the contents in the first and second storeys was got ont, and ' what was saved was in A badly damaged I condition. The entire front of tbe building was destroyed leaving only the walls of the rear and t'ao kitchens standing. The bams and stables although at one time threatened were saved. The main building was valued at $0,500 and tbe contents nt something over $4,000 ; on which there was nn insurance of $4,000 in the Lincaahiro *f Manchester, Eng., and $2,000 in the Mercantile of Waterloo, Ont We hare not yet Lcnnl who is to blame but there was certainly the gross­ est mismBnngrment displayed test night that it has over been our misfortune to witness nt a Cre, and wo hop? tbe author­ ities will take the matter in hand at ouco so that it may not occur again. •• Kot much snow until February."--! »a:<l so, and 1 mean it. Bl5MW.tr EVS11M3 PAW . A very.<njoyab)e evening WM rjxml by a number of the young bachelor* of Tngrrroll and their friend* at tho oyster pa lor* of Messrs. Dart A Underwood, on Monday IMV Mr. G. K. Brown acted a* chairman, and Mr. G. A. Diompoon a* vice-chairman. Among those prvoem we noticed the following gentle­ men :—Meosi*. 8. Yorke, L. Chapman, Wm. Stiff, —. Moulton, T. Hoveudon. A. Runuey, C. C. L. Wilson, A. Murdoch, J. Pringle, W. Hoss, H. Erwin, H. Broderick, H. Hearn. W. Wilaoo, Woodstock, J. Fawcett, H. Farley, BeUvriUc, —Hodson, Brantford, J. Chapman, J. R»yn»l>U. T. Rooks, R. Robertson, aud other*. After partaking of a very excellent spread (bachelor style) of bivalve* and the accotnpMyiug concomi touts, toasts ware drank, ajweahca made and songs sang, inter- epereed with made by She Ingersoll orchestra. Time passed rapidly and plearantiy, and all went away well pleased with himself and everybody tlsa, and congratulated the Messrs D. k U. on th* sneoeea of their first year’s bttsiocre is Ingersoll, which they LAYS just eon plated CHEESE FACTORY MEEHNQS. A meeting of the shareholders and patrons of the Harrington Cheese Factory, will take place in Harrington, on Friday, Feb. 22nd. of important basin u A tueaHeg of ths patrons at tbs Harris for aattling up but NONSENSE,n The morlowy ebitiitics of the civiRiacd world show that about <>:10*lifth of all mankind ■ weere aedd end nwetw ebock thereby ; tnwtal baraelth lliroolentt wubo«cbene- 8t; «&• gradcid!* conk end di»d betw»*n Factwy. Ite I Wheat. per bmhtl. White WheatF|. ri ng Wbcat Prime torky I’sav Osts Ev* whist n»y. Turn. rannauma. Kr; Umtcs........X-U Uu-Jer.jwr lb.Che.ee. dain........ iiid« ;n w w w co 9 to w 1G <o 00 Q Fayari’a Prascriplfcn. eni the le.nale »> kin* cu’i-. tn lii-ui nn i milled mid nerlr-r Which mv FavorUo I* niy I feel war. To Factorymen. Q ITU AVION by a practical CheeM- Adteus Rr-ldmre:- Inccnuill, Ft CHEESEMAKER, Tawmofle^ lac WM. INGRAM, T. H. Barraclough. PARr-oTUtIkEd Sli sitn adlel butwedu tUto btHh iJa* -El bsyta «ttea z»lh MURDOCH, ROBINS A CO.. SIT CARD. rpHEsubscrilrer, having purchased theA bueltwes hmKora urriod oo by Mr. E. Cam- C. H. SLAWSON. NEW -ADVERTISEMENTS. PI AKOS I THE “WHITE” iCOTOH.COM) (^SORETHUT of deaths due to consumption bean a greater n-tio to the wlnle number t’rej that of any other throe discates together. Moreover, in- veatigation proves that this ratio is steadily insresing. Ite increasing provoleuee has led to the pami'ar belief lint cnisnmptiou i* incu rable. Every year hnnderds of these * offerers seek, iu the sunny retreats of Florida or the dry atmosumptive of Cohint'lo, for ln-alth— anil find only a grave The infloenve of the at- tnoephero — the oulv remedial agent that either Florid* or Colm Allo can afford tbe consump­ tive—is at best only patlictire. Thocirreof consumption depends upon two essential con • ditions : -1st, the arrest of the abnsnnal breaking down of the tiasnes, which prevents emaciation, and 2d, the restoration of liealthy nutrition, in order to stop the formation of tnlierenlons matter. Fulfill these condition* tlio required remedy must increase the appetite, favor tbe assimilation of food, aiul enrich the bhxxi. thus retarding tho development cf tubercle*. To accor.splsh this, a more poaer- fu 1 alterative then Dr. I’icrce’a Golden Mcitical Discovery has never betn discaverrel At the same time, it soothes the irritation of the nervous system produced by violent coughing, which in it* turn w often lead* to more turion* reaulta. The use of " expector­ant* ” iu consumption ia abolutely tnicidal. For while removing the tnbarcles already formed, they produce yet more serions results by inflaming and destoying the sound and healtv tisiies. Consumption required k remedy that will tootbe while it relieve* ; harsh medicines, bat add fuel to tho flame that already threatens to consume the system. Th* Qoldeu Medical Diaaovery falHth th«M conditions, and baa been pronounced the beat remedy yet discovered to allay and arrest con sumption. Corrh'ia, Exee«-l«e i1nw|»{r. r^iHful Monim> 8m»i»rc-.*i‘Mi* whea from iintintnnil IMMEDIATE ATTEUML Aeon Unuajwo fin- way of Ites Mini ■ NCtvu* total!* n eI«glcHCe« >«K MKIIIC treiu uihni'elv ot Om-e !'Fciunlc-. a'”l irhev much V-S.MU.V n.lt ■ ..____ ■ ... R. V. PIERCE, B. D, PWDT, JOB PRINTING! CARDS, BILL HEADS, LETTER READS, BROWN'S BRONCMIALTNOCHM «i»s Imm ediate relief_Obtain < BnOWNW HRUHCIUAI. TROCUKM, I JI PORT ANT FARMERS! . AGENTS WANTED FOR CREATIVE SCIENCE I OB. MANHOOD, WOMANHOOD, AND THLII MU- TLAL l<r» B KKMkTluNB ; UlVf. m LAWN. rowKN. n u WORK FOR ALL ON W THMEhl ftTfsrsvi BrMF4s>an| Uia ISfu. llT koefs s winkt*e hraevae tbiowg T E R M S : IN ADVANCE. NOTE HEADS, MEMORANDUMS, RECEIPTS. CIRCULARS, DODGERS, T R IB U N E PRINTING OFFICE BL ROWLAND. Prof. 40 F Safety in STOCK Operations. $625 dSt UARCiV and PRIVILEGE 0 !R R n ^’“WOO THE OXFORD TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1878. Dairymen's Association OF WESTERN ONTARIO. ANNUAL CONVENTION, She ®rforb tribune, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY SO, 1878. A PROPOSITION. . NY old subxcribar obtaining one now *- snbscrilicr lor the THIBUXE, will have _ his subscription advanced three months; for two new eubacribcrs, six mouths; and so on, throe months for each new subscriber, Onr subscribers could ,rasily double our subscript ion. Will they take hold of iho matter? GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. TIME TABLE. ; THE OXFORD TRIBUNE is on rale a Wo'H'wck'i VT Single copies of iho TRIBUNE for sale at Dart & UndOTWood’s. o r Dry, Soft Wood for $1.25 per enrd, at the Town Wood YarL 205 , For Cheap Stoves of all tlie improved patterns go to G. A. Turner's, Thames St. The dairymen of Western Ontario nut in convention at the Town Hall, Ingersoll, on Wednomlay of last week, tho sessions cnntinniiig through to Friday aiternoon. Tho Dairymen’s Association of' Ontario last year held its tenth annual convention at Belleville, and at the last session of the Ontario Legislature an Act was passed dividing the Association, to be designated the Dairyhon’s Association of Western Ontario, and 'the Dairymen’a Association, and this convention, although the eleventh annual gatheriog of dairy men is in reality the first meeting of the Western Associa­ tion. Tho mooting was one of the deepest in­ terest throughout. The sessions were well attended, and the greatest animation was exhibited in the discussions. Among those present from a distance were Prof. L. B. Arnold, secretary of the American Dairymen’s Association, of Rochester, N. Y., tho H<m. Hirris .Lewis, of Frankfort, N. Y,, Wm. F. Clark, oi Guelph, etc. Bonj. Hopkins, Esq., president, presided nt the different sessions, asMited by L. B. Richardson, Esq., vice-president. tereat that is manifested in tbo dairy busiuess. A new eta of proiqierity st eni" lo bn dawning on our country. Business begins to show signs of revival, and nito- gelbor we have reason to expect a future of prosperity rnrely eqnnlted. Tile letter un- coiiruged dairymen in their good work. Mr. Farrington thought this questiou of very grest importance. But we have to deni with the present. From where wo stand we car look about and sae what is to' come. Everybody nsed lo like eltee.se, yet as time advances and competition increases it isouly the best that will satisfy. When I began to make cheese, iu 1830, it was five cents a pound. Our success and pros­ perity depends upon the improvement in cheese. EUTTEB PACKING. Mr. Weld, of ibo Fanncre Advocate, took tho opportunity to nsk what kind of pnekuge wn/ beat for butter to send to Professor Arnold ;—Said if I had butter would pack it in o.ik firkin*; bnt if near n city imirkot, would u^o stone-Warn jars with tigbl-filtiiig covers. These are con- vcniiml to carry to market. Tho stone- ware jars hare this advantage, they are not injured by oonking. I know no timber । Tim prizx butter at the Centenniid liad tho flavor of wood and it was put up by first- class butter tnak-rs. I think tbo package st ould b Bcakod in brine made of pure salt. 1 haVo seen packages clransed by shram with good effect, mid have tried it myself with the same result. The firkin. pure tin wo conhl make a package- Unit would enny, good butler safe, b.ut the trouble is, we can't get pure tin. It is find seme that cume Io the Centennial in FIRST DAY—WEDNESDAY. The first boscion of the convention held nt 2 p. tn. on Wednesday. was On tho president taking tho chair, on motion, he appointed tho following com- miltecs:— , NXiOxMnIsN'iATTIONS—Bold. Facey, D. Morton,-Ifyou want to get a firat class preccof „ , ,, „ c. , ,— -- - - I Samuel Dawson, II. Q- Lotsee, Jamesfurniture you muni call al Morrcy's Era porium, Thames street. Cf Secure the bargains that are going nt Dominion Shoe Store, before the size* are Ltpken. 214-tf ... Oranges and Lemons away down. Also, n choice lot of Confectionery atid the best Lruda of Cigars in town at Dart d- Undar- wood's. 215-tf . .Stove Pipe and Stove Furniture at C. A.*rnrni-r** Th.mDi St Noxon. Onnn: OF BUSINESS—E. CUSSWIB, II. Farrington, L. R. Richardson, John 5. Henderson, F. Malcolm- four years old. What was peculiar about it was that it was who'iy wiilioiit salt, showing that salt was uot necessary to the preservation of butter. Fiitj'Clof dairying to tho attention of fanners generally so that they could be that < f grain-raising or ent tic-raising lor commended a mout'ily meriitig to be In Id in diff, rent parts of the Ci unty, that tn this way m iny cun be rencli»l and infln- ci'c -d u ho do not come out io our annual .. Coal and Wood Stoves in great variety at low prices at G. A. Turnei’i Thames St. ...Fresh Bermuda Tomatoes and Fresh Biusna's, just received m Dart & Under- wood'a. 218 jftJi"' Money to Loan at Lowest Rates. Apply to J. C. Hegler. ... Fresh Fish of all kinds. Butts, fresh and ealt water, always on baud at Dart ft Underwood’s. 215-tf 350.003 to Lo» on Uortzagos. DAIHY IMFLKJIF.NTS. — Messrs. Fairing- ton, Harris. BalLutync, W. II. Shearer, John Shrarnmn. RESIDENT'S ADDRESS. Tlic prcFidcnt then addressed the con­ vention. lie said ho was pleased to sec the first day uf the convention. To-mor­ row and nest day many who have not yet arrived will bo here. No formal address received notice of many speakers fr. m a distance who would be present. lie had prepared a paper rcgardiug’onr position ns eiw ui.ikcis produced a pound tick-nib cfon. tunny rovu the Ecehange aud Loan Oilice, opposite Market In^-crsolL ... Fresh Halibut Yarnmuth Dlon'cre and grntnlatc the. convention on the success which bus attended tln-ir proceediugf. Ten yean? ago wo were first known as a Canadian Dairymen's Association, and in sf cheese, mid the cheese watt of a sun.-tiquality. But wLmi ho mdtn onptHy 1 nv Money to Loan on Farm Property Aad other Jtul rtate on the moUrraion- .able term*. First Jlorlgagcs Bought towest Rates. Apply to J. a. iToa;woy.THT. -wood's for Fresh Fish.218 tSP' Insure in the H artford, Eire Insurance Company. Cap­ ita l $3,300,000. Losses paid S2(l,000,00'J. C. E. Chadwick, agent. 210 »y Rumukabla cures, of serious long efand- Association ; afterwards it was raised to S2.000. Wo were then divided into di°- tricls, Eastern and Wvsteru, Belleville nnd Ingersoll bring centres. Ingersoll was to have two anuu-il conventions and two chceiM fairs in every three yems, and Belleville one convention and one chcisc •n cn< lias milk for the <1: niulSargicaJ Institute, of Lmdon, Ont. Can- notice of which w-is given in the ijs~ For Fire, Life or ft!a ri ne Insurance, apply to C. E. Chad- wick. Office ouer the Post Office.206 . .Cheap Stove* of the best makesand kinds — «r If you want to Borrow ■nioney on Mortgages, apply to C. E, Chadwick. Office ouer the Post Office.206 ' SKCUBK ABABOSIN.—The snbscriberbnv- sag decided to go into tlic piano nnd organ liuriuesa, will sell the whole of bis large clock of Uney goods, concaKiuas. and vfolina al twenty-five per cent, discount off regular prices, fin- cash only, C. P. HALL, Watehmikor ft Jeweler, 238 tf Cor. King h Thames Sts., Ingersoll We derire all rar friend* and ciutorners to RcbbtaP Eleclrie 6«ap. of this Cele- vicinity, we rar best people tetaa ia. J. M. W1LWN ft CO., Bole Agents, Ingertoll, OntIngenWI, Ja*. 30, 1578. 216 Wrr. The regular subscription price of Serib- nor'* Monthly ia M, and of St. NicW at is For ft wa will tend to subscribers Ijath Bcribiter’i and Iha Oiford Tmnvxs. For •• we will send lo subscribers Loth Bi. Nicholtu and the Oxford TBIBDUK. Tkaee M*«"in** on the baalof their clae* published in Ilie Hailed States, BeribneTe beiog support rd by a staff of tbn iterary produetfon. White St. Nichola*4» aooklly rahtabfo as a "Yanug Folk." should be 1-di al till* office H. BOWLAND division into the which were now ■ mite nd. tho cow that yielded 892 worth of milk, wns worth at least 8125 more than the one that yielded but 859 worth. Tliero was a striking, although not |>erhaps »> large a difference, between the yield of various dairies. The average yield waa about 4,(XX) lbs. to the cow. The average Tulne of the milk was a cent a pound dmina the ln«t five years, so that Ilie brat duirira pro­ duced over 820 worth of milk to thn coW more than the average, nnd fully 535 more tbati the poorest, No farmer sh*uld Guy a cow that ho did not believe would bring him at least 950 worth of milk during iho season. The cows should be milked quick­ ly but very clean, and special pains should be taken to strip the last drop from their bngs in tho fall. Eras pasture wonld be nqtiired to keep a dairy tlint is messed thnn nn^Xbnl was not; that is, if 25 cows could de kept during the fall in good flesh on the pastures nlone, thirty-two amid lie kept equally well on the ramo amount of pasture l>y feeding six or cisrbl pounds of bran to the cow per day. By this nietbod. moreover, the land would bn constantly enriched. Mr. Farrington, on cmiclnding the rend- ing, said Hint the nntlinr Lad omi'ted to bring out nn important point. Nearly every breeder bred for beef, mid but few far dairy cows. The only way to get pro­ per cows for R dairy was to keep the best milking cows for breeding, aud select bull calves from them. CKEESZ MAKINO. Prof. L. B. Aruol l then gave snme sug- grsiir-ns on choiso making. Success re­quired somethiug more ilian mere exper­ ience in matripnluliun ; It required all the knowledge which c<.mld bo <-htni,icd in regard to the nature mid condition of tin- material to be used, whatever it might be. flic dairy man who studied most, and kuov most «f tne mati-iiil l.o had to handle, was assured of the best results. Milk was n study, ol>servali<m nuiVrxperiAtico to know that the iniik globules wen- furmed nf a thin, delicate pdiiclc, filled with fats of uiffvreut organiz'dion. If these globules were broken a composition n-snllcd which, to Ji-slruclion. The clolmlea were lighter fine order.and nmko Lnttcr in soma of them iu relation to tbu manufac­ture of cheese. Cheese was r«aJo <d milk .Tnd rennet. Milk liny understood and Ire It contained 87 Of all's sumneli that find been innumerable particles ol Tlles-i dust- tioii. They cunsisteJ of a mvuibranecus c I' in.-! si-5 a little liqnil and a little solid matter. Tbut something inside the rennet distinguish'd between llicsc it diilic'dt to do so. Imruclrr. ah have been going on in the wny be- described wid hare been- uvoided. The purposes like Etigliab Cb ‘ddor eheeoe. Ho knew that the ow of the acid bad done a grrat deal of goml, and gave it the credit- nf almost Imvtug saved the factory system from destruction. Lactic acid being an entisoptic, Arrested putrefaction. Tire taint, however, would still be left, nnd went into the stomach of the consumer. In conclusion, the professor stated Hint cheese made in this way was found to tie tile moHI digestible, nnd ha iLonght it would just suit the English palate. He did not advise them to rush blindly into Ure system, but to experiment for them­ selves.Mr. Weld moved that the iluinks of the Association bn tendered Professor Arnold for bis valuable and instructive nddrras. Carried anauhaously. The couvcDtion adjourned till 1:33 p. in. AFTERNOON SESSION. On the convention re-assembling, Mr. W. F. Clarks delivered an address on DAIRY DRRZDS-OP CATTLE. Ho said tbut al! breeds of entile were in one sense dairy breeds, inasmuch as they nil yielded tire lacteal secretion which is the basis of duiryin". But in all breeds individital cast s present themselves from time to time, possessed of superior iniik qualities, and the same is trim in recar l to tlin common or native cattle, White one class of breeders had W‘de it llreir aim lo develop tbo milk prodneing tend- ancy, another class had been equally intent in fostering an aptitude lo lay on flesh, and with equal »uccess. As one conse­ quence, cattle were now classed into beef breeds and ufilk breeds. Tho most noted aud Dutch or llols'vin. Ho prop- ami lo treat of them alone. A good Ayrshire c »w could be obtained nt a rea son able price. The adoption of the Ayrshire for tbc dairy would give tho following results. A creat­or quantity of milk, butter, and ehmw for the food consumed. 2. Greater uniformity iu tbo general character of the slock from its inherent or hereditary qnahties. 3. Better symmetry and constiintiim, and greater tendencies to gain fl-.-sb when not givins milk. Tho Aytshire was often enlled tho poor man’s cow, bring hardy, proportion of the fund given it into milk. The general eel .mate of tho dairy perform-nnccs of the Avrsbirn was ns followiMd It, 630 tn 800 a year, ISO pounds of bntter or 603 pounds of RKTORNINtt TOK WHEY. ML T. ll diantyna delivered an address on *'Returning the Whey in Can*,’’ in the course of which he strongly condemned the practice of returning the whey in cans In which milk was delivered to tho factor- EtUiHAEY. Prof. Arnold gave a summary of tin's moniing’* address on the above subject for the bem fit of those who wer* not preoest- LIVERPOOL SALT. The <*ii»cnssiim on the salt question was resumed. Prof. Arnold said it seemed to him that it mattered little what salt won used, pro­vided it wore pure chloride of sedinm. Of course, if the Goderich salt soon got damp it wonM not be ndvixuble to nro it. Mr. JI. S. Losri« in< vi d, 4,Thnt this Con­ vention strongly urges open factory people tlie expediency of using Liverpool salt in the manufacture of butter and cheese, bo- iieriug that its employment will conduce to a uniform quality in these articles.'’Mr. George Hamilton seconded the mntinn, which was carried.'Dia Convention adjourned at II o'clock Ai ft meeting of the Director* JfosBre. Hegfer and Ctnulwick were re- appointed Secretary aud Treasurer respectively. THIRD DAY. The Convention met again on Friday morning. Masurs. SInwaon and -T. S. Pierson were appointed Auditors for 1878. MODEL. Mr. Allison moved the following resolu­ tion :—"That this mrating expresses its satiMucifon with tho Ontario Government iu cstublislting a dairy conducted on the factory r.ystcm in connection with the Model Fann, ns it is believed that sneh dairy, properly con Juctcil, will be of incal- cnlublc benefit to the dairy interests of tire country, and this meetit.g has the utmost confidence ifi Prof L. B. Am»ld ns one whoro great ability nnd practical know­ ledge r>n nil matters pertaining to tho raauufaetnre of butter nnd chorao eminent­ly qualify him io take charge of and make suoceraful tho dairy part of the establfab- ment.niid wo strongly recommend that bis services be secured for lire position." RETE&NING "IIH WHET. Mr. Cnswe l m»r< d,in tire qbsenco of Mr. Bjllnutyne, ••That whereas it 1ms been as­ certained in the discussions of this Couvon- lion, Ly I-.cta from some of the leading buy­onnws • eerras aamndi bburastt jjuudtiggetss ooif cchheeeessee,, tthhaatt iinn nneeaarr-- a!T--rding Iv every case where the practice of returning cbcc^o. Tlic introduction of Ayrshire butts ui«''ng well-chosen herds of native canl« nnssossod of the best milking qualities, would be a cheap and easy method of effect- imr real impruvi uit-nt tn onr stock. For all practic.il purposes ths Lr.o.1 occnpied tho highest place among dairy breeds of cattle.Hon. Mr. Lewis said there worn some t'bjictiona to tho Ayreblro which Mr. small Ft size, they wero nervous, and soon got out i'f leinpor, nnd their teats were ton short. Iu justice to Mr. Clarke, he would admit the Ayrshire^ would pcoiltico the most milk, butter and cheese for the food consumed of any breeil known. Mr. Clarke said bo looked npou what Mr. Lewis term'd nervousness in the Avr- shire ns an evidsnea of high sptyi. But nil breeds of cows wore more or less liable uot free from it- He senre-dv thought the Eiuallncss in size was an object! in ngninsl the bread, c-widetiug how easily they were kept. From Iris own exp-uienee lie should judge we could keep three Ayrsliires on the seme amount of food required by two ahoribornR. Mr. Weld thought that there wero other breeds of cattfa whoso qualities should bn considered. Tho Holstein nnd Jerseys breed fur the food consumnl, but he under- stood that tho iniik wns of the poorest quality. This breed, then, would bo use- the win y in cans w .ich are used fatd livery of milk to cheese factories Rns bi eo permitted, tho fiavor t f tbs cheese has received more nr less injury traceabb- and recotnmonds fiiclorymen and duiry- men to discoutiuuo it in future," TUBNtP TOM. Convention recommends managers and owners of dairies to disc mliMio the prac­tice of feeding turnip tops mid turnips in Mr. Losrio suggested that feeding ran? should l>e included in resolution^tw having a worse effect than the feeding of turnip rhonld recommend the feeding of carrots and mangold wurlzei ns a substitute for the obnoxious articles. Tlic resolution was amended as suggest­ed, and cal l ied. Mr. Watson in introducing the subject of banting milk once n day instead <4 twice. conditioned milk was obtained by Iba onco Mr. Richardson said Hint when he advo­cated hauling milk only once a day at the DR. PIE R C E’S NATURAL SELECTION. siwelnafor rbtflt atwt |«rp»1uity. D>«a not tee Mini prtudMo prtern iho paninercial [m»<j*riiy uf aun 1 An inferior Cannot aunereedc ■ article. Byrewni ot superior merit. Dr. i'ierev’a KtawiaAl Medi- R EMEDIES Catarrh R e m e dy Magnificent Now Heart* Catarrh R e m ed y C a tarrh R e m e d y C ata r rh R em ed y Cure* bytte SfHd, Soothiny Effrrt. D IR . S A G E ’S Catarrh B em edy Cure* *■ ColA in Uena’’ and C-tairh AN OPEN LETTER. IT SFCAUS FOII ITHELF. RocxrosT, Hen.. April J, 1877. jM». Ferroa Harin? read In your paper report-a ot u>d I fancy the "IMIT n«>ai bcoiee renil-lclete clowd. •• bncS,’"dust." “ a-beD." " bilialing-tulxj." and "»tick«, » ork. tbou;h at Intervals I would sniff up the su-cil.a Catarrh Diniff. until 1 becinte a valuable terter for aud Hied cluca. I snumlly Itrew wurtc. and no one knev .... o.uivi Yucswu ai,, •uccnng tne m-itInterne pain, which ct vne time tiitol o-ntinuomlr tor I Os hour*. All »en«c of rmc'.l and ti .te gene, »!gbt and tieailr." Impaired, te«jy »hr»ukcn and weakened, ucr- tun, rm i-haitered, and cwatitution br» ken. and 1 WM hawking and apitlin^ Mien-eigliib» nt ihe time. I rvtncdy with hydrcuUtle pre»»ure.’tii< ratable with c .mnioi. ittue. Well, J Catarrh Remedy, I u»:l Dr. Pierce's Golden Jietecil II my 3. D. BEWICK. A CLOUD OF WITNESSES. The t'lllorrln; named pirtlei are among tlie thourandi *, Rutland, Slramvilla. PA; 8 IV Lu-k, McFarland, Wu ; Jvbn- lull Wi Hum, llcl nick, Uhlo; tn M x Currev, Tren- ton. Tenn ; J O Jnlin, Keene, N H ; A J Camper, Table Hock. W Va ; Lonla Audrere. G»y»port. Ohio : C II CbMC, Elkhait, Ind ; Mre Henry Maiclit. San Fnuclico. Cal ; Siri E M OMltnlra. Lawrenctulie. N Y; or CTtttr DEsempFWjr. Handsome Palls fo r Coffins, rims inio BY ONE OF THE HOT. BARKER & SILLS. losersen, Feb, 13, im . < HARDWARE —fc._ THE aubscrilwr baa much ideaanie in dlrocUvH ktUtilicn to their LARGE STOCK Oils, Varnishes, Nails, Locks, Hinges, Glass, Putty, Paints, rcspousiblo for nue-half of the liabilitiss of the old Association. Through tho great o.forts that had been made to properly rc- present the dairy interest of Ontario at Ihc Centennial Exposition, a debt had bern incurred to tho extent of 812,U00, which would probably- be shared by tho Eastern and Western Bictious. An effort would be undo—which would no doubt bo success- fill—to obtain a special grout from Ilie Government to enable them to wipo out ibis debt, that bulb Associations might start/xco frem excumbranee- You can uow see how we .stand financially. Wn cannot give ths niamnf io prizes that wo on co did, owing to this d-Lf, Ho trusted ibis convention would be i pleasant one. There is a duly for each ono lo perform, that is if you w. uld make it a success practically. Each and every ouo of yen most take an active part, each one feeling tbnt they are hem fitted so far ns dairy interest is concerned. Thought that an hour or more could not bo spent to batter advantage than by listening to the experi­ ence of some of the old dairymen who arc present, or bv asking oi aDSweriag ques­ tions. TOK CHXK3S AND »VTTKR TUADR. Sir. Ilcglcr was requested to road a paper of Mr. Brail, of N. Y., which was on *• Tho Fast, Present nnd Future of Cheese and Bolter Slaking." The papor showed that while ether business was in it languish­ ing state, btuiims men on the point nt failing, and many old firms had failed, manufacturing at n stand-still, nnd till seem to fed the effect of these haul tiujra. yet with nil, dairying has not only sustained its position M tho most profitable of all agricultural pursuits, but it'has eveu shown upon tbs average increased profits over oilier years. The receipts nf cheese at New York in 1870 were 2,105,573 boxes ; exports the same year, 1,817,955 boxes. Receipts—1877, 2.443,922 boxes ; exports the same year, 1,033,580 boxes, an increase iu the receipts of 278,319, and in the ex­ ports of 170,02$ boxes, and in tbs home trade, at least iu the interior, was also increased. These are gralifyiag facts, and prove conclusively that we cannot produce too much cheese, unless we fail to keep up the standard of quality. Unfortunately through avarice wa have given away th« naost inferior cheese wo produce to the home trade, going so far a* to practice this thori-siglited policy with the very people who furnish the milk from which theeheera are made | hence it is only from sheer compulsion that our own nations eat any cheese Bi all. Our people like fine full, ereani cheese, as well M dn onr Ensli’h cousins, and tfaev should not longer be put off with skimmed end half.skimmed goodn. II we give them a fine srtiele, they will soon loam that cheese is a most digestible food, nod that it i« ft want of quatilv which Convention. I 1( year yielding the bio effect nt first. rest. tual odor, and quantity nett with that they could be > ugar constituted tho jr rarm men', would in f.iet b-A digested. A second piece of meat dropped in the tumbler is on the increase in Illinois. con!.! bo repeated until the liquid becatm sulmtance of tho meat. great'st dairy Loef, for tin- Billings who knew what his timnp card was. If they did. the dairy business would largely inerense. Hon. Mr. Lewis wag loudly called for.Ho said he hud Arnold remark that ho had heard of milk being drown five miles. If I had so far to thaw I would getup a mi.l-way f.ictoiy. Mr. Farrington knows bow, in Molinwk vnlley. they used to build half-way houses tor the c3nven- fanceofllw peopfa. I was much attack cows so that milk wi l not become prdnr- natnrally heated. This opens up a very lirge rtibject. If WB are engaged in any tna inf ictnres we want to keep the mncliines iu nrd-r. Then why should we not keep onr eows in a like manner. Wo abculd keep our cows cool during the dav and let them graze during tho night. Does the Convention tbiak it would injure the cows iq stone basements ?Mr. Arnold—Where I have found those sfaldra ihcy have worked well. Moved bv Mr. Weld, nnd seconded by Mr. Casswrll,—"That this Association re­ commend that shndc-trees be planted alone th-road, and that nrt ficfal shads be pro­vided for cows." Carried. SECOND DAY—MOBNINO SKSSI -X. The Contention re assembled at bait­past niuc this m ruing. TO INCMKA8E TOE TEOFna. Mr. Farrington read n paper on "How can the profits of dairy hnsbandrv be in­creased," by Mr. C. W. Horr, of Welling­ ton, Ohio. The writer said it seemed to be tak»n for granted that but little energy nnd skill were req-tired for tbo judicious sclcc- tiau of a dairy of cows, fi.r the economical and successful msnag*mrat of th® farm eating lie like gnndAtooes upon their stomachs. The writer o> iecte-l io skim­ ming milk for eheeae. This paper WM pened that dairies kept side by side for a succession of years, annually showed a difference in yield of milk, both to the cow and to the acre, ef fifty per eeut., and oc- ca«iraal!y of owe hundred per cent. The difference in Iha result must be owing to a defieiener of skill, energy, and foresight on the part of the farmer whose sows yielded only one-half u mnoli milk as those of his neighbor. The real difference in value be­ tween a good cow aud a poor one was not generally understood. Cawa ara fa-nght bap-has*rd, and after they are bought they are milked till they fail from old age. without regard te whether they were worthy of retention or pot. Froru one of live writer found that .luring the eight of miik. but of the richest quality. It was used for making butter, which was of n finer nnd richer flavor' than that produced Weld find done the HoLtcm an inj istico in hissed. He was glnd to seo that people wero coming round to his opinion. Ho proceeded lo point out tbo advantage result­ing fi»m ihe oocc-a-dny sutem. Mr. Allison also spoke in favour of haul­ ing mice a day. Tho Convention adjourned till 1:30 p. m. AFTERNOON SESSION. A paper written by Prof, Caldwell hav­ ing been rrad, the Convention paraed votes ef thanks to Prof. Arnold, Elon. Mr. Lewis. Ind ; Dini B. Miller, Ft Wanw. Ind'Minnie Camden, A'a ; Chas F Kaw, Fredsnekb.wn, Ohio : Mrs Lucy Hunter, Farmington, 111 ; Cipl E J Spaodllng Camp Stambaugh, Wyo ; I WTrace}. Srcamboat lU-ck. Ciinimlnrt. K'nvml. P! ; 8EJ.»ie Ciriien. N Y ; Gre F Hill, Pcublo. trie, Sterllrp. P» : I! I! Et«>n, UI3 burg. PA ; J R JuJcmtn. Samuel's I Xobntt. Genos. N Y . M>M Untie cry, Ohio; L Lcdbm, k. Chatham. Building Paper, &c., <&c, ■WHOLESALE & RETA.rr^ R.Y.ELLIS&BKO. 4 M>W the pwple how they could *»ll their etwMa te <hc bent advaatag*. Both the practice of dairvinjand dairy fair* received 192 ; second Lest. ffW; third, <75 ; fourth^ 140; fifth. 159; mth, MS; reven th. MO. exMare in Gre»l Britten. At the bntiquM the Dake of F uirersel who is pre- •idont ®f UMS pnrided. and Lordo ADd members of Parliament partici­ pated — plainly abowtag the in- were twa-yrer-oid heifers, nM lben> w; pear*d a difference of M2 between tM race in their rsJaa. He mai<il*M>gd character. It was excel lent for cheese and batter, yielding nn nnnlyria a fair per centago "f fat. II" thought it wire a mis­ take iu depreciuto the milk of this class of stock.MAJlKETtNO CHEESE. subject of marketing cheese. He went back ns fur ns *ue shelf in tho history of tho sub­ ject. In tho first place, to avoid'making cheeses so that they would walk to market of themselves. During the hot rear.on buy- they had delivered. A veto of thanks was also paired lo tho President, and tho Con­vention dissolved al 3 p. in. Pi; June. Tbouipkine Premium Oil Chromes.Golden Medical Discovery Golden Medical Discovery Golden Medical Discovery FRESH OYSTERS Oysters from 25 cult per Cao w i func'l'Ui. While those in the stomach dis­solved albuminoid*. I lie globules of tbo jmn- cl’as e mvetted starch into sugar, and case­ in into card, andcinild b-» u*' d in tnakinc cheese with fair nneccss. M.lk under cer­tain circumstances was often so full of HUR principle, (but if kept wxrm far a little lime itluto iteelf. H.j had known elweso mruln front milk coagulated aonntancoualy. It was a nuesd m whether t ie cream gjobuh e dil not contain the element ton certain extent. Now. the action of ibis pepsin in milk was hmrie l by Mine substances and retarded by others. Some agents i estroyrd while others facilitated its action. At 08 degrees of heat tho action of rennet was vigowis, nt IM degrees it h st ita power. The presence of an ulkali would in the end destroy the action of the rennet. Acids also depreciated its effect. Ha nt one time supposed that light acids were beneficial to the action of rennet, bnt his late esperi- loenta showed there was an invariable loss of strength. Putrefaction aided the protean, aa it decomposed the casein and the rennet acted with more vigor. In every case of tainted milk the action of rennet was very quick. Of course ibis state of things was not dnsiraUa but ii bad ita influence on cheese-making. What was desired was that the rennet should have in normal ac­tion in changing the curd into cheese. The coagnlum which adhered to or enclosed the rennet in sortie way formed a new fat which did not exist before. Tho cheese was powerfully affected by it, and derived its peculiar flavor from it.How thia fat was formed was not known. White it was being fortifed, the casein asstitnod a soluble condition with tl)U now taste, and the strength of this taste was practically the measure o{ the perfection of the cheesing process and Iha degree of its digestibility. When Ibis fat was not well developed the cheese was very indigestible and uowliote- aome. What waa wanted was to get rid of the acid, or to make cheese without put­ ting that said ia the whey, and allow the rennet to exert ifs proper influence. Tie only method waa to separate the ennfa from the whey as soon as possible. The milk could be heated to a point at which it WM wished to maka ttio cheese, and at which the rennet would act the best, which won't! probably be from95 to 100 degrees. He had tried the experiment in a Vermont fac­ tory, and good wuita were obtained. Th* to the neectaaxy eouditijns not being aU takaa into "onai'lereuon. Rioee then be follows Hesf th* milk op to 98 degrees, and apply Iha rnsnet, cover the v it and Mtfiaenl to be eat, ent it up in Iba ordinary without finding more < r 1-sa of this class of cheese ninons them. Ho hud found none <>t these walking cheeses from factories that used top and bottom cloths. The mar­ket required a new cheese, that is, one that appvarcJ lo Lo now, in other words a mild fiara this district was sent to Englnnl on thr.nigh bills of lading, and there was the loss of weight on arrival. He might ray that s uuo of tbo factories in Canada turned out vhec se ns fine as any in the world.Mr. T. Ballantyne,M. PI*., alluded to the attempts on tho part of a-une facV rymon lo muko it nppenr that they got more than they received for their cheeses. LIVZBTOOL v. GODERICH SALT. Mr. Ballantvno said be wished to tmlre n few remarks about the snperiorily of Liver­pool salt to Canadian salt, a fact which he bad demonstrated by experiment. Tbo Livei pool .salt bo nsvd was factory filled.Mr. Ayer Said bo was glnd la hear Mr. Ballantyne admit the superiority of the Liverpool salt. He bad been talking Liver­pool suit for some tim**,bnt the factory meu would not use it. If he were a factory wan he would not n«e Canadian sail if he wero paid for it. Chemical analysis might be very wet! iu its way, but their experience ranat be pn fited from,Mr. Ballantyne raid he bad used Cana­dian suit for part cf a season only. Mr. Farrington said that the subject wa« one of great importance, affediug as it did Canadian interests. Mr.CuMwcll Baid ho was delighted to see Mr. Baltautyue support the claims “f the English salt' He was present at the Dairy­ men's Convention held in R» me; N.Y., two years agt»,and a resolution was passed admit­ting the superiority of the Liverpool salt. Liv- <rpo<d salt was uot dearer than Caoadiau, if the value td the bag in which it camo ASM taken into BMoant. In a cellar Canadian salt would gel quite dump, where English salt would remain dry. The Convention adjourned till 7:30 p. m. EVENING SESSION. Th" chair was taken by the Vice-Presi­ dent, Mr. L. R. Richardson, at 7.80 p.m. FINANCE. Tho Finance Committee reported that, tho receipts for tlic past year bad '^een 11,230.14, ami the expendiium ^80530, leaving a balance of tM8 84. Hon. Harrie Le-.ia delivered an aldreraon the subject, "What Lack I yet?'He OxM Moue,Golden Medical Discovery BAST ft XTJWSWOOD’8, Tire »pec!»! attention of lie public!» tnvhed lo tho Elegant Premium oil Chromes THAT ACCOMPANY THE “Oxford T rbune.” T H E Chromoa offered uro the hugest sad moot tartofully eiceutod Pronlnm Vi.turc* Hut er.r wero offered with any publication In this County. “3 m is,” S I Z E 2 0 x 3 0 . Golden Medical Discover) Ite rexioncl iti Altenilre perrertia, rerrs DiMMei dpient Coqiaroption ; IJnrerioi Cuv-cha ; and Cbronk Lamigftli. It> Cbnbrcu-nt prvrcitn randar II an uneniiallrd remeilv for Billloeanea* ; " Torpid Llrtr," ■ketched Irom rointen, ruuiihur through n nix■ttentlon II >(rt<lrnly drawn to THE PEOPLE'S MEDICAL SERVANT “CHOICE DESSERT," S I Z E 24=xao. Ouer 100,000 Copies I JI'IilCE (ptul-ya iti) for one r«r, si p*ld. Tbta h Chrono for cm B. V. PIERCE, M. D. KS ■ my < lbr r I— BEST OFFER SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE I 1000 Boys ft Girls thought it •« well for the dairyman to — ., . _. ~—7 . _ .ask himself thia que^ton. In th. first AgdUW uifd Evxrmm. If be lion, be lacked natural । and dilatory, and ba wotild find ttirkaota* and o*wwoa». If a dairyman's farm lackad said HIM Cfflutigiiiu Pali it (M The Work h Pfaamt. Bs^ MA Profitable,. Send fa Terms to Agents at once and Secure Territory. H. F I S H CHINA TEA HOUSE. Couixty of Oxford. Toras uxd Sittings oi Ocnrte t« isn. Cwnnty Court, without » Jury, MOOUMT. nd XwtJsj, lu Oerter. Cauaty an4 Summit) C«xrt Sanaa. dsi.lhe 7U> April.Jaiv Tenu hewtut Divides. Court 8ittla.E«. CIBCTn-AM. T^TOTt AM! u«ter Htewhm •/ OXFORD. TRIBUNE Sanuba gain; gcportrr ' !l l»7». IREAR/S WNTINE. 1 >Y«a, trolly UUnk I u-eH-uni Uks : /, f Oi»nup'-<l»iih>lh«'uUCT., A Ani aim>5 l»»ctJ,W *.w«rs. my l#n! r ••"y.yoii inn hnvo all tli.ivo I-ldlot tilings, » Cu-Um>M »1>1 >'Vvka an sth t t blunt'd. Xu k!Uh nboold follow or mud. Q . wmili) fulloW the plan ;And HIM laugl.iid uutwlghtatiiio •blec'.llnc-bwrt, AIM! called ma ‘ * Ui-thldpU mail.’ ” R. J—I bale tho«o kind of wkMiiai and Jokca Thal only *oms f4Uhl eo rea. •• W^pdnwn U. Tiffiny'i—t-totl blm to Mail Some l<WK«:tot». LwiuKta auu cawur ® ’■ trail vkr.lte hit ♦x<nl !ie» with n>y punc— Or a diamond rink for th-Um band. Tb-tbit all can uuderatand. Ch I ? list tho vowy beat Hine and » »y' -T» keep Sdnt Va!entlnc,» twoublc-ome fca»t —Harf tn WctUu UPHtiNnjueKURE. Atermer »aya that ho obtains from 10 to 15 per"ciaL moro wheat, when he apremls his Btabfa jpahutu on the surface of the land, after thoa?^ a harrowed in, than be docs when th? Hhhg Is harrowed in. Now, I claim that ■uch a result is impoisibte ; and tho a'-xire is, undoubtedly, one of the unreliable statemcuU that some fartneM make,w.tlioat having prov­ ed'their assertions BdEcicntly to go forth to the public M fads. For instance, one of these farmers spreads his manu re on the bud and Jiarrowa it iu as well as he can ; aud the season is dry, and the result is a poof crop. The next season. h« spreads it on the surface of the land,and so leaves it; aud the season is rainy. FOR LABIES ONLY. Electric belles—Female telegraph opera­ tors. Black thread lace colters and caffs are worn" by elderly ladies. Broad ovd buckles of tortoise shell are the latest ornaments fo* the hair. The matron who led her nephen by tho ear to school was a true aunt comtninsioucr. Dancing drcMM for young ladies'have short pointed trains, that sro easy to swing. Seme wives coin plain that they'ro always having to sew on buttons for their husbands, aud sew om and sow cn. An exchange says that a new way of fasten­ ing on ladies’ hats is to boro the tops of their ears, put in gold lioopa and have the hat strings tied through their.. The short walking dress lira become of so much importance tint it has been honored with a French name, and hereafter will be known M the “costume de fatigue." “In chooting a wife.” says the PArrnofuyi- cal Junmal, “ be governed by her chiu." Tht worst of that is, that after having vhoven a wife one is apt to keep on being governed in the same way. Tim mother had cut her little daughter's hair to make “bangs.” Eurv.jing her own work, she said, "Ernie, yesterday yon look­ ed as if you had no scuse. To-day you look as if your mother had none.” Soim-body who lies made a study of the cldLLenof the mammas tr.ya:—Too much is taid lo children; notice is taken of them and their affairs. In this way nsllcsmcts and self-importance are prompted Underclothing at this season ploys an im­ portant i art. There are shown short petti­ coats of quilted white, pink or Lljic silk, or of Cannel embroidered with white silk and trimmed with white lace. The uuddrgar- meuts with these skirts should always match tlicsi, A little Miss of three summers was stead iug IK fore a mirror, inspecting and adtniritig a new dresu the other day, when «hc ttirucd to her toother and exclaimed, “Mannan. I want a draeger !'' There i« no doubt but what that young lady will keep np with the fash- about seven years old entered a store, aud after cansiderable hesitation, wbiaperiugly inquired of a clerk, “Do you keep nrrsiug THE OXFORD TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1878. Them is one trouble greater than curving a tarkoy. Itconeisla in not haviog a turkey to curve. An old proverb Bays that" ike anvil lasts longer than the hammer.” This is proba­ bly the only consolation the undi rmoel mon iu a tight has. S. lue pref, r to have “ek eka ” cn U nit (tovkinge, but it BOLIUB IOUB (but tbu muu- farty our chi.dren ; aud al bixty oui -sclv<8. A professional base-ball pluyer ca w for­ ward al u recent rcvivnl meeting in Poda- ih-lpltia and was'^avud." Peihops it would he just a* well to drop this discurriou ua to iho existeixo ofo hell, since tfo ro dvcfo’t appear to Vo any t.eo for such a place. “ I call you darling," sho tni.l, r.n she leaned her head on Lis cent ci-llar. "ohow yuur hand," ho returned, nuchiuiically. The young mins, not oudcrstuudipg his answer, continued to poker head against hi»-cl in. nnd lie hove uco high at her ua- eoasciousneiia oi Ids mirtake. An luwa man recently exploded ten pounils of gunpowder under a platfi rm where two score cuts, allnrullya liberal spread of bones, were having an onitoriu Ly , moon light .Tberv was a gcu< rul feline ireua- formal ion scene, a shriek thut would have made the hair staud up slraight on a bil­ liard ball, and fifteen minutes later the cuts organized on tho roof of a neigbLiuii.g woodshud, passed resolutions espnseivo of their reutiuieuts, and then wen! on with tho performance just ns if tiothuig lied happened. C o wm eT oia l JOB PRINTING! CARDS, BILL HEADS, litis “10 or 15 per cent.” more the previous crop. Now, what is increaka ? It was not the man- nerol applying the manure, bat the favorable seaaou ; yet be etraitway u rites to the agricul­ tural paper, giving his esi»crience iu applying manure, without ascribing it to the rinht cause. Scores of such unrolialdc cxperiiucuts are pub- M U annuldly'iii tlie agricultural press, far­ mers follow their teachings, meet with tailure, and then denounce such writers as “ book fanacra.” p I chum thlt iDwarc. to pro lace tho best possible results, should be covered about twj inches deep,but this is Dot practicable,M plow­ ing or harrowing it ih coven bat a small por­ tion of it to that depth ; yet if it all could be placed about two inches below the surface of tho soil, for all grain and cplti rated crops,it would produce much Ixitter rcsulte than when placid outlie surface of the land. I» it not reasonable that a large part of the ammonia of stable dung, when on the surface of tho land, MUSTpaBsolf into the atniospherc! Suppose Wu?spread a load of stable dung upon a plat­ form, where it-is exposed to the sun and air,a mouth iu spring or summer, what would it be worth ? Would any fanner rgrec te» pay CO cento a load for such dried up dang 1. 1 would rather pay 62 a load for good dung white fn»b, than 50 cents after the above exposure ; a nJ so would any fanner, 1 tlupk, whopsvi hi» I cas oning faculties iu deciding such a i-viut. I admit that in cases of much rain, not so much of tbc virtues of immure spread upon the snr- jacepf laud, is lost; but in all cases a largo j a^of tlicjp. o vappratos. » bottles hero T” “Wo do, ' be am Wi red, arid exhibiting two cr three different ifyltp.fc aiked which sho preferred. As she was looking llicgi over he remarked:—‘It’s fur your little brother, I suppose * •Yea, sir, it is,” she stiHiy answers 1; •• you d.dn’t thiu's look haunts him still. OLD SI ON HELL White they were resting from work nt noon yesterday Amos said : paper dis nv>rnut' <iai folks wuz-'balia row ‘ Shucks 1' sai I old Si; ‘you’so got dot wrong etinl fu'musi, sho!' ' No. sub, dut wuz what ho red iu the paper.' • Whudder dure wuz any hell ?' repeal­ ed Si. ‘ YHB, sub, whtnTder when er won give soiv. it ter dust agin f ‘Lookio hcah I I don’t want no ’fpute wid nobody, but ef ouy man como foulin' 'round me wi l dat Suri of skriptnr, he's gwina to benh mo cit up ynudcr into ■huntin' tones!’ said Si. ' Kniso taint cwine tor do! Yer jess make er uiggrr belebo dar aiiit no hrah- tirtcr, tm' sea wbal yer coints ter. Ebery recon' honse'll be nr court lions' ait* de bouses twixt 'om'eli bo jule IIOUSCE. Hit'r mougbty hard tor keep ’em strate naw wid do Siit-riff an’ bofa 'fore dur eyes.’ ' Den yim’so ua da aide ob do fiah an' brimstone ?’ • Yon’se right, honey.Ef yon link LETTER BEADS, NOTE HEADS, MEMORANDUM RECEIPTS, DODGERS, PRINTED AT THE C ATAR R H M I , BUMS ill BOOTS & SHOES. NEVER-FAILING RELIEF AFFORDED BY SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. IV ,nmo nb mn l*» nebv«eUrn tolO»tenrittd b Iyn tfhuer ornrr a•r tI munentrrllrf. NonuiU rlor to na»jover before obtained In Invar ar a inpuUr remsdy. The proptietori*, therctorr. may Juniiy furl proud of tbv noaiuon tho JUinirtb Cvus has attained, aud believe It worthy of lu rcputatloc* 10 YEARS A SUFFERER. From Hon.Theo. P. Bogerl, Bretol, R. I. a Iino to »oy tine alilmnKii' tho nojtrm.is adv. rtl.c I a. : mntromen, — recline cKicacy of Kasrouna I »-i» liidueciltu <lrnp yon i.ivo been (crptlcal or all••radical eun»,” I hnvo pmniUc* such relief tad 1 have been caiktcd w.ih tb:» dreadful dlwaee for sQtctcd like I»J< Isra.gccUeaivu,’THEO. P. EOGEBT. C.Hfl3RI!ai WfECTIOHS, Eneli as r-ore.-Wcak.TnnsmeJ. ItcL and TVaterrl Ulceratl >n nu>l loll* >iumh..i vCC.e F.nr; Illi )>«<• In tho Jte.-.l: boro Throat; t.ionxalfon n Uvula end hwillc I Toi..1’1: Ncrvou* lie ultcl^-. Sn:r;:».—i ro * I wall ti..« r-ui-,1) ‘'WEEKS* Affords 1110 most grate"'•1 relief In Rbcnzna- tJsm, VFcuit Spine, IAXCA I’alnB, Nervous Af- fectlona, Xocal nheumaltem, TIo Douloureux, Nervous Pain, Affections of tho Kidneys, rractnrcd Itlbs, Affections of tho Chest, Coldh and Coughs, Injuries of tho Hack, Strains nnd Bruises, TTcakKack, Nervous Pain of tho Bowels, Cramp In tho Stomach nnd Limbs, Heart Affections, Bnlargcd Spleen, Bruises and Punctures, Rheumatism of tho Wrists and Arms, Asthma, Gont, Local nnd Deep- seated Bains, Pain in the Chest, Stitch In tho Back, Pain In tho illy, Vartcoso or Enlarged tycnlxncsB In Side nnd Back, Hoar»cnc«B, Sore Throat, Taunliago. Whoopluz Congh, Eiinrp Patna tn tho Breast, Heart Dl&ca-e, Quinsy, Diabetes, and for Lameness In any part of the Body. Ask for COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTER. Sold by nil Wholesalo and Roto I! Drucglstd Boston. Mass. DR. WILLIAM GRAYS bPECJHC LLDlClhE Bc-fora Taking aud inanv "the ump'yt’t an I a After Taking.’> iccrt il /.ai.ihib*..vn, /'r^iAatui't Old lie MiK-c-flc lie Specificmckac-e.. GBAY a < O-. W in<l> Fold in liizer*.!! hr tes & Hw Years' BOOKS. LOOK at tiio Extremely Low Prices I G R E A T R E D U C T IO N S NOW OFFERING AT THE Any one detiring anything in M en a, Women’k, Boy’s, Miisws’ or Gliihlreu’u Felt Brota, Rubbers or OynrahoeH, will SAV E MONEY- l»y callin" nt the N EW CASH BOOT A N D SHOE HOUSE, Aho 20 O.ISOl cf JTow GoofiS j ist opened out, which have been pitrebnsed nt a Grant SlCll- flCO, owing to the recent failures of large WHOLESALE M A N U FA CT UR EtW iu the East, and which will be ploce-l Iwfore tho public at PrICBg I.O’S’or than any ever offered in ingereoll. Jhm't foil to call aud sec the Great Eargaies: Children's Felt Bcots, at. Misses’ “ “ " . Enduis’ " " " . Gents’ Felt Gutters “ ., Gents’ “ " . .. 50 cfs. formerly sold nt $1 .... 75 •• “ • 1 ..$1 00 “ “ “ 1 Ladies' PrnBella Cnngrcxs at................ '• “ Halmorah at.. . " “ Balmorals foxed, at. “ “ Button Booteat. 50 " -T S T E -W G O O D S .--------- $rw 00 JUST PUBLISHED ! ?oit froo on nwelpt of a etc. in stampc. D YSPEPSIA and thn Severest Forrnn cf Irdlxotioa, ■ uralf psKij-Hrt <>n the.« d!<- irrcdnz Cutni'hifct-i sad e-uBpfetc euros, to fueirnu Kliu. K««.. Euniton.Itojsl navy, KUK*>y,'£ogl*Ml.lo WILUAM FINLAY.Bimere, Ont. o 00 25 00 BOYS AND GIRLS, DO YOU WANT A PAIR OF SKATES? IF TOU DO, EEND TO TDK W ITNESS OFFICE, MONTREA L, wuik aiul set rtO wortl, t ( (ulmrllx n t-i Ueiu. Hord thu nau.es on<l r»on<-j- to the “WrTXK.'M" OFFICE, MonlX’i! ni»l y u wFI rocwlve ■ jalr. f Eureka £k*te> worth $2.7.',, by retarn null. If jnn send In 815 w, rth of enltrcrlpUoiiv you will receive a pair of Emeka Kkaks >'orU.2l by return m»ll.If ■ uu (Olid u» 80 for aulneriptlon* tn any r.f the Wirsrj-> publication* }<.u w-.;ircc*l»c apsirvf Cana­dian Club bkal« worth 8175. F O It OXFORD HOUSE HOusE 1 59 2 50 1 to .‘ash Ik.ot and Shoe House, nrsrly opposite the U J L A. CROMWELL, 2U NEVER WERE SUCH BARGAINS GIVEN AS AT THE ALL MUST BE CLOSED OUT BY --------------O We hold nothing back but offer the WITHOUT RESERVE. Ingersoll, Feb. V I C T O R I A H O U S E OVES 409 PAIRS OP THESE SKATES WERE GIVEN* AWAY TO the FRONT Tn th!, unnser. and In every Now m>ru tt.un a thounnd l>>r» arc working for »u Inert pti r BIZEN. ite! sfvtfnn. to the WITXCM Publications The vrituess Bu'sHeaUomi Rix; ADDRESS,' 'KOUL TE.KTIEHX. JuHN DOUGALL t SON, To Inventors & Manufacturers Gilmore, Smith & Co. AMEftiOAN FGRtiGi; PATENTS. JULIUS RIKO’S Determined to assist HARD TfMES G-T t-A/STU N e w Y ea r’s CLEARING During the next four weeks, the Oxford House” will submit the Entire Stock of Dry Goods to ALDERNEY CATTLE IN SHROPSHIRE, EBOLAND. ‘ Ona of the oldest esteblitbed herds of this beautiful and hihly-prized milking bleed, was i.uudud in the year 1330 by iu present own ?r, the Rev. John Hill,at the Citadel, situated in the picturevqne park of Viscount Hill, near fih'ewflury. In the county of Shropshire. Mr. liilfa-hia.d now causiatv of thirty head of wbidp sixteen- arc in milk: they have been most rtautfolly bred from Fuwtera impo ted ca.tis^Mid strict attention his always been jail to tbrfrm’lkingpropertiei —some of them jiclding twenty quart* and more per djiy. During the summer of 137<5, trial* were ma Ie aud MI Bmcb igj 175 quarts per week were m<aMt/e4 {tour a cow, which milk produced vt talker, or nearly IJ ounces per quart The form on which thia herd is kept is light land and tho grass of very moderate quality and no artilieial food ts given during the summer month*. All the herd aro of the fa*|hoLabla dark, self color, nnd arc especially leauLlal in their dcer-likc appear a ncc, having elegant heads, small well shaped horns aud sfow hko Mtiu. The bull now in service is of a rich, dark rray as nearly as 1 can describe it, witbjpMlect points,and all bis stock are of one ipiifuim voter, Ure whole herd, in fact possess­ ing that family like Hess w bich is only attain­ able after years of patient perseverance and at>;et attention to breeding. Nr. Hill LM never used bulls except those directly impoi ted fruijr the lokmd.or broil from threat of his own cuwa. He baa never cx- k bi ted bn I once, when he took tho ail ver cup »iv<u at the North Klriupshire show for the beat Cbatiael Island cow, They arc thorough­ ly accUmaUeed and baldy and live on little fund, and arc eagerly sought after by all who know theiu » an they invariably improve when talus to richer and better posture. To all thou who may U tutereeted in Alderney cat- tfo. thia herd ia >dl worth Misperttou, aud vimtora will bo waU -repaid for spending on hour or two in looking Urc-m over, and will get many a lawful hint in farming matters in gen­ eral, fro^K walk over the farm which in a pat- lens ui nt atecu and {.erfcctivu. yyu’so gwino ter le^bc dis world ter play Buowball Koine wbaryou’aq ’fug- Dai’s ar warm places jesi beyatit heab for de mam- gers ob de Freedmau Bank an’ chicken lifters giuntlly, cls» I’aegwiuo ter swap my himbook for er pack erkyards!’—JHanfa Constitution.T R I B U N E XXDtNT. Ti.i« wrt of winter is roujrfrwn numufae. tuiiiia vf dealrrs turd, BUJ l]j« o|j«<udlabaoi4. A ChrialuMiA mak««» fit goat, for Tlw hran’^d b«ck the botnthten <uri b«M«b«r a Uba-tar bto*. i-ha asked fe-r fevpM*# btMfder 0* Christmas if hs w-miA m^s «V«M ol 1L« upriug ebickun •ua I»4e to its WMU« ths fowl sprung Deux UM hp of th* yo>ug man v, wk “ MY PET BOOK. Arc offering Special Bargains, preparatory to Stocktaking, in the following lines : DAVID WHITE & CO the such People at reduction LIVING IN STYLE. Tu order lo live in “ Btylo,” extravagant tn ti suffer martyrdom worthy of abetter cause. Day after day they go on living be­ yond their mean a, and not knowing how they cah ever extricate the in selves from the auncoudiitn eiubrsoes wRUin which they have wantonly suffered thcrnmdvos to be enfolded. Siet plcss niuhls. heart-aches, fi-era that make tho blood chill, are soino of (ho things which make a teriiblo night­ mare of their live?. They bavo not tho manliness to reform their way of living by tho retrenchmeut of their own and their wives' aud danghtera' cxtravageuc.', and (hits go on fill they either fall over the pro- eipiee on which they atnnd into hopeless bankruptcy, or fill the coIte of penitentiar­ ies. dishonored by the parti-colored cosl- u me J of common convicts. And their wives—what of them? We have i^ora than one example of lunacy caused by the full of men of “society" aud of “style," and will liovn more before common seuso as- rerls its supremacy over the minds ofjlhe idiots nnd of cowards, Lot us get over this respectable rascality which keeps up appearance pt the expense of honesty and decency. The beggar on horseback roust uiva way to tho solvent gentletnau ou foot. We must not become a nation of snobs and braggarts. EVENINO AMUSEMENTS.—During the long winter ordinal y evening tunmemente lose their chartss to tbo children. Ko n neigh­ bor and myself invented a newpian for the •nlcrljinment <4our Urge fafoiim. Every week wa Imre one evening that is called “story night.” On this evening each ope present telh n story, made up for the occa- MOD, or gleaned fo>m readings. The young. «Bi member opens the entertainment, then ilia next, older, s td soon till the fathers, mothers,'a’inte, uncles, and vwitors, if any weiepr sent.a’l ta’l astory.Lntely.iiiiicethc olnldrooh»va been in school.< he vYrertUfify •elect poem* from ihair rending books, am! recite them with Appropriate emphatic ami gt^lare, or write out a story and read it. The evening spent in this way ia quite the pte^antestano of Iba whole wok, uml is looked forward to with antieipative pre- paratimj by every member of the iw> fami­ lies. If a iy one chorees n* wng a sung, or play an in«t»omental piece on the piano or orton, that is gladly accepted in lien at a story ; hat r.o ono ia exempt from eontiilMi- timf eoineUrinirtbilie common fund ofenler- Uiam eot. It is wmuJerfal the imyrovemaai tsauffast in the aUiity of the younger onaa, and the elder oma too, ia narrating events aud Maudlin# eharaetcr. Criticises la of the kindest tort, and al! are entertained by ilia efferfa at the others.—Exclmnyt. band*. Said» Loubvills wifs th« other day io a frank. La sent way:—“ iff htu- baud » a smart msn, yas La is. I saver •aw*smarter. Why, La has it fixed no that I can go lo any »tore la tow aud run lu debt at mtteb na 1 ^eaae, Md they eao't touch * Uriaf. Dai, of eonrw, I woaldn't." If yon draam rf * Fatagoniaa whb Hie Piffle and fewer. p*yls« aMiilnwu ovwi to a han with a pink pofocRwawdra-wd Krassfolly ever a p. [ul a<uin( tqaie, ent blm In a Jar* night, H fe a aign that i^x r ,^,^. you are dream-1 PRINTING OFFICE On ;ool atock. ani In firtVelau Xi Ie at riiuuncraUve H, ROWLAND, Prop. AGENTS. waUr. No Ink rc<v rel. L»>U .mrycar. A per- ectccin. sample 10 cent*—tl.m'for Ci Cent* MONTREAL NOVELTY CO.. Montreal, Que. “ MY OWN EOOE.” M Y PRIM M E R:' “THE PRATTLEL B E J V T IFV L L Y 1 L L V S TEA TED GEO. MAUGHAN k CO., Ingersoll. Published by Dcironii linos.. Toronto. J O H N G A Y F E R p H EM (ST i DRUGGIST. Apotbe-V' rarieV Itatl, Ttiames Street. lusersot Ont. J. F . M O R R EY C. P. H A L L , UNDERTAKER,430 O EX KB IL Ilt.ru IV AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED ESTEY ORGANS. HOUSEHO I»xvr*>n. MAGNIFICENT •TOCK O’ MW GLASS AND Dress Goods, Fu rs, M illiner i/, Mantles. AX’D ALL KINDS OF WOOL GOODS.. Ingersoll, January 16, 1878. I S u g a r s D o w n A g a in o A .T O ’N E I L L & C O .’S .n g ci Kuv.CfkT Jn(jcr.soU, Out, WATCHMAKER S JEWELLER, IE1 YOU WASTE in Prices, tha t cannot fail to 4 Chctyxisl Raisins nnd Cnrronta, at O’Neill -t CO.’H. C?heai»e8t Flour nnd Feed of all kimb, at O’N eill & Co.'s. 12 Pounds o f Prunes fo r $1.00. J B K O O Iv rS OJNTJL-X" 1O O . E-A .OXT. If you want Ono Dollar to go ns for as Two Dollars, call nt O 'NEILL <k C0.’S. and got FLOUR, TEAS, SUGARS, &c. THAMES STKEET. INGERSOLL. Ingersoll, January 30, 1878. 21G tdo & d S' S’ S P E C IA L to th e L A D IES ! COFFINS, C1SXH5, U S R H N R I O T U U D R S E , . iC COLD KEPT IN STOCK JVrioo*: aitenUou sfiven to f neen la. /J. F. MORRE’i / Ingersoll, Oet. 31, 1677. i. Kknnt and espentlve prontable work Mod ua HJW LOST, HOW RESTORED!! To Pureliasc a IM— ll,>rw, Msro. blMnondt, Po»rl», M X Financial Kalki, CHINA TEA HOUSE. TH« CJLVIRW ILL MEDICAL CO. V18ITIG CARDS, TpOR Ladiew aud Gentlemen, printed I? UU.T uw.>Onrai.e«l to Opp:r list* HEARN & MACAULAY HAVE PURCHASED A LARGER LOT OF HAMBURG EMBROIDRIES Much below regular prices, which they are offering Than the same das* of Goods can be bought tlsewhere. HEARN & MACAULAY. Inge noil January 23,1878.ns clearance, NO BOGUS SALE, SEE THE PRICES & BARGAINS. COMPLETE AND ADVERTISE SOON tn THE Oxford Tribune Well Assorted, Wagons, Buggy & Cow liemember the place, the rpIJE undersigned offers for1 D-mUa Wsaun. Single Wagrn. a H. CAMPBELL, Ju., D O N 'T O a o fl »r«WB os yarn sswsgwpcr sabscripiioia. b o F O . 11 OXFORD HOUSE U K J J ..NOQ