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OCLnew_1878_03_13_Oxford _Tribune_newspaper_issue_OCR_ACCESS, a 0 The Oxford. Tribune PUBLISHED EV SHY WEDNESDAY H A RRY R O W LAND, A4.1XK? HAM. mtiunxns. RAWf SIDE THAMES ETBEKT.’lNOKlUWLU T H E OXFORD TRIBUNE,Ler PUHUMM, AMsC>m»|«>ml*nMlii *n parts ot the country tur nhh rvllaMs Int.irmstlon ot all erenU vt InUrest trans ■ettnx In their respective localities. raxKa ins drcuiMion «» . —any olhsr Journal published tn this section of tbs minloa. Il -ill therefore ilaml unrivalled as to Tsnislug Medium.TERM S, ONE DOLLAR A YEA R STRICTtr is ABVAXCE.Xa paper discontinued until *H umnga have bock r'sl terms to quarterly, hsU-yMriy. or y**riy sdvertlssra Notices in Editorial columns obar^cl *1 the ml* of 10 ■ etiUnllne. . . ,AUordcratodWconHnnesJrertlsemenis mu«l t* In eriUorsnd handed lt'to the office ot puUlceU.u uot »tcr In tho week than Monday.Unless olhsrwise ordered, all advertisements will be Inserted until forbid, sial chained aawrdlngly. T« ro»rui«T»«a.—onuni.^1. ...... - - -oblles bv either wriU»£ or sffixliw the office stomp ot the po*t office tronuwhcuco the paper ta rotunied.H.MHtY ROWLAND, f Pablbher* Proprietor. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS The "ehanxe" Copv fur Coslract Advertloemen mini be handed In by Saturday at the late.l lo secure tuerrtlon In cho next Isiuo. Our lante and Increaslux business garbs. J. NloCAUCHEY. L. L. B., B ARRISTER *nd Attomoy-Rt-Law, Solicitor In Clionccry and Insolvency, Notary Public, *c.. Ingersoll, Ont. office—In NcCsughvy* block, uiutalrs. iwu d*«>r> nurtli of the CNrvniele office. Ingsrsull, Jan. S. 1 S 7 S .-13 M'DONALD A HOLCROFT, BARRISTERS and Atterneyimt-Law, BellriMr*. In Chsaccry, Nouri** Public. Ac., k«. F. M:lliUl». LL. B. W. WlteO* tloicaort, 0. B M. WALSH IARRTSTER, A ttomny-at-Law and Solicitor I" Chir.rcry and Insolvency.Office—vp-»ulra Iu Wat-h’s llh<k. oiel■MK.wrou • .............---X. of English Funds for iiivotmcnt ou HEQLER ft HEQLER, ATTEOixRhNtE rYcr* ,c eSnOt.L ICMITorOtRsi*ye, n* tCe. ugMhtv uancydi rooiokla.i u»»tc*-<l»cr M«lron< lank,Kins St., Iiigiravll.taxvrsoll, Feb. o, m'h. II WILLIAM NORRIS BARRISTER, Ac. Office—Second tut office Buildings, Thaniea aireel, lugcrauU.IngcieuU. Dec. SI. 1»7X t. R. WALKER, PHYSICIAN, Suvgcon, A-c., Ingersoll. Office—Hair* Hlock, TUamci ttra«t. la^«r«oH. Dec, 13.1873. DR. BOWERS. PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Ac., Ingersoll. Office — Cb»rte* lUecl, • tew doom we*t o! rbanet •treei.In-^rruit. Dee. 18, 1673. M. B- rtl'CAUSLAND. M. D., Nl. C. P. S. ONTARIO, ]>KTIhSe1 CUT. A«X. s. nSUuyR OauEdO uNa,v tye. .. Cfo-mrunne-rrl lyo rS UuwrgUevount icIny «/OxfunL wHlcc knd Kvskleoce upuuslta the Uujsl lb. to I Uulllin;., Tliauic St., lusenulL A. I. HOLLINGSHEAD, SUBGEON DENTIST, LICENTIATE O the Royal College ot i»nt.| gurgems, Ontario. Rooma—Clark Dar-.- - —<. Ci... ih, M.rkrt. TERMS—ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, | IN ADVANCE. J VOL. V.-NO. 14. J. & MRSWOKTHY, Banker & Broker, INSURANCE & LOAN AGENT. King Street, Ingersoll, C|1RANSACTS ft General Banking A ExcbSAgo, Loon aud Iniunuco Business. TYRAFTS on New York and United I_J Ststea^Curren^ Ovid, Silver, and unevrront wn Commission promptly stttudea to. DETPwOenStyI CTeSnt s opRnEnlCs;E InIvVesEtedD I nOvFteRmOtncMnt WONEY LOANED ON THE SE ALL curity of Improved term property st tbo low- oat rate* at liitomu Muuldpsl. suJ Schwl £rcllvu Dobcuturea pUrchaocd. pO YAL FIRE AND LIFE IN-AV surancc Compouy of Euxlaud, TMPER.AL FIRE INSURANCE A Caiujony of Lvndoa. EuvLual. Eitobihhcd 16M. pOMMERClAL UNION ASSUR- VZ sure Cumjnuy ot EaglinJ. 19 iud 20 Cvniblll, Tii»o Toors’ Policies Issued oa Dwell- is? aad 7am Bullctags end. Contents AT MOST ADVANTAGEOUS RATES. ATX LOSSES SETTLED PROMrTLT. J. C. SURSWORTHY. intermit. Feb. K. 1878.Llatlict Acent. x:u A n d C a n a d a D a ir y R e p o rt e r INGERSOLL, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1878. INGERSOLL | H. ROWLAND,I EDITOH AND PROPRIETOR. WHOLE NO. 222 Me & She Warks. Merchants’ Bank of Canada. INGERSOLL BRANCH. rpRANSACTS a General Banking JJurincv, and Sells Eschanxe »n the UnitedSOUw aud Eugtaud, sud l»uvi Drill, on all pirU4*Canada.Allows 1). MILLER, Manager, a. iw C 0 U NS E L. The world b but kt> open abow; We coma, look roun j. Mid then wc go; Friend I do not crouch to thoae shove, FncnJ I do not treed on thoaa below. nd <h»* Wih ranks ihMU IO. CURIOUS_EPITAPH. ON A MONUMENT IN DCNKIXD ADDKY, w. 0. SMITH,Marion Scott, died st Duttkeld, Nov. 21st, 1727. and was buried »n tho Abbey. Stay, puicuxcr, until my life you retd : Dealer in AMERICAN & FOREIGN Fi»« Ham neeyesra I've lived a virgin life ; Five times Un yam I Wal a virtuous wife ; M A E E L E S I Manufacturer ot Monnaioats, Gravo Stones, Mantlo- Piccos, Table Tops, &c. SCUTCH GRANITE Monuments & Head Stones Imported to Order. HAVING bad se\eral year* experience in the above busiuthsw some of t.lie lead ing Marble Cutting LstALlishiuenU in tho Uountn-, and possessing facilities for tlio purchase ot the uiicat&tjuc hitherto not possessed by nny other establishment of the kind in this section of tho Province, I am prepared to guar- uiutcc satisfaction, cither in price or stylo of pworktnanalii|>, to the most fastidious, and earnestly request anyone who may have workto do iu my hue to call nt the works and compare prices and examine tho class of work turned out. I 3ui in a position now to cxc- entesome of the finest work, and ask that a fair test and examination shall bo made before OHIO FREE STONE I For Building Purpose*. Furnished and Cut To Order. A Stone Work*, West of '.he Market, Ingersoll. Del»ceq my cradle tod the grata ] bar* seen Elgh: mighty kings of SotUand slid a QUMO ; Four tidies years a commoswealth I stw; Six times the subjects rose against the law, Aud twice the cloak was humbled by the sown. An end u> sIl jcrttetlcu I tome wen. Sh8 lived in tbo reigns of James VI.— Charles I.—Oliver Cromwell,—Charles II.— James VII.—William III.—Mary.—Anne.— Gcorgo I.—and George II.— Select literature. AN OPEN VERDICT. BY MISS M. E. DRADDON, AUTHOR OP "TAKEN AT THE FLOOD," “DEAD MEN'S SHOES," "JOSHUA HAOUARD'S DAUGHTER," "WEAVERS AND CHAFTER XVII. MDS. MPEIl'B TH0VBL2S. Beatrix ILrefit ht'a spirits improved fond of B< Ha, and believed in U lla's fniUi- CHARLES KENNEDY, SURGEON_DENTIST. L ICENSED by the Royal College 01 I»S1U1 Surgery. Ontario.Tscth xtTKUJ without pain by t.is use of Xltious Money to Loan Q N Farm Property, at 8 per cent. WILLIAM NORKIF. Office ofer the Fu*t office.higemU, «M. *, 16? ’»■« MONEY. S100.000 TO LOAN. ON otute iUl rFJuuU IiuC l<au L"ti bn.i>sr fnn,»-ncri »S ?a0t 0t hsaed upward?, and LOWEST RATE OF HTTEREST. >ed before MORTGAGES BOUGHT. Fanns and other Property bought aud mil on Com- Aecirt for the Dominion Savin J an.) JnvwWnent nefkblc •!«•!» wxutcd Immwlistely.Office -3 di-ors South U Die Po»l OIBce, Th»me»SUi>cl. I»)fer»un. M’lntyre & Crotty CHEAP FURNITURE UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT ifcisvras a CBOTTT. F re sh B rea d ! •be *ai<t aod iLu drova tew MM a t J narrow aireata and p-lled rr ----'W ffl cLsmuh’*. «-•titoe waul In this wav to an tea* U*aaai« ''' cbamuta’ shop*, *utaitej each alone, and remaining fur about fir* mterito* in OMlte * . She b*d a lot of little datetr a**le«l tritihl parcels by Iba ttete aba bad fiuiahed Ua* round.• Are you going to I Bella naked laughing. Beatrix answered, evasively. * What c*a yua bar* iu *11 IbOM BW pareels ? ' ' Perfumery—Io mo«t of tbem. Jk»- was Saturday morning, and sho knew that Mrs. Piper would be worried about the weekly bills, which had an unvarying tendency to bo heavier than tbo expected to fiud them. Mrs. Piper wns propped tip with pillow* iu her easy-chair by the fire, while all the youthful Pipers, including n couple of apple-cheeked ungainly boys from on ex arisen from any distrust of her friend, but solitude, snd with n mind k’flly nnd iuilo.it enough to mako fiui lore solemn nnd sacred as a rehgiou unshared by the mul- pensive boarding-school, were making havoc of I.er handsom>jy furnished morn- ing-room— a procesA eminently calculatedto shorten the brief remnant of her days. I Piper. ' Cubbett. if von don't leave that mala- her HL days of old, when ber villain the Great Yaffird Road had boon kept as neat M a pin by two servants, and those two ser vants bad been completely under tbeir tnis- tresa’ thumb: when «b* herself had given her orders by word of month to the trades people, nnd not so miioli ns a half-quartern loaf had coma into the honsn without her knowledge and consent. The transition between thn tight economies of mediosro comfort and the larger splendor at nnlim- itod wealth bad li-en a sore trial to Mrs. ' Cubbett, if yon don't leave that mala chite bletting-book ulone directly, I'll ringfo r your pa,' exclaimed the invalid, as Delia entered. Mr. Piper was a man who had read books in hi* limo—not many, perhaps, bat lie reinembcrud them ull the butter on that accnnul. Ho wne a man who boasted ot thinking for himself, which meant that he asserted sicoud-hand opinions GO forcibly ■B to make them pass for new, and put down other people's arguments with the high hand of n selLcouscioiis capitalist. He had christened hi* two elder boys Cubbctt and Bvutlintn, The chnhby litilo plagtiu in pinafores was Horne Tuoko. the bony boy iu knickerbockers was Brougham. Tlio two girl* were living memorials of Elizab th Fry nod Mary Wollstonecraft. His ambition was to sec these children all educated up to iho highest modern Rtan.i- nrd, and aldo '.o occupy an intellectual eminence from which they could look down • Money and dullnrsa are sometimes supposed to go hand in hand,' said. Mr. Piper. ' I shall take care that my children may bo able to exhibit the pleasing spectacle of capital allied with intelligence.’ Unhappily tho young Pipers did not tnke to edneutiou quite so kindly ns their father expected llieiu to do. They had no thirst for tlio Pivriau spring, and instead of drink- rj iictact sips, as if tbo fount bud been s mo nauseous sulpher spring offered to thorn medicinally. Poor Bella had lub red almost bopekasly for the lust year to drag Brougham through thalslough of despond. Dr. Somebody'* Aral Latin grammar, nnd familiarize H rue Turke with words of 3t:o ayliabb*. Elizabeth Fry, whom her muli* er th signed for arculmss in tbo miwio 1 world, bad not yet masteied iho mvMori<s of a common chord, or learued the ftiff- r- once b'-tw«on o m»j"r nnd inin>-r scale. Mary Wolhtoncraft was a sullen young and stubbornly refnstd to learn anything. ' Oli, my dear, I nm vwiy glad you have coino !' cried Mrs. pipor. • Tnesu children Tim change bad come too late in her life. Sha c raid not reconcile norsrlf to the expense of IIT Rrandenr. i.hhough liar spending half his incoma. • It may be so now, Piper,' sho replied, dubiously. ' but when the children grow np, you'll find yourself spending more mon- ey. Tbej;'ll eat more, and their boot* will come dearer. I feel tlio diffureuce cvi-ry 1 When I find myself with less than fifty tbouannd surplus capital, I shull begin to grumble, Moggie,' said Mr. Piper; • but I niu't going to wake a poor mouth till then.’’ Wed, Piper, of course it's nice to live in u big place like thin,and lo feel onesidflook- ec up to, and that tbe best of eveiytbina is baldly good enough for us ; but still there are times when I foel ns if you and me bad barn soot into this world to keep a puck of extravagant aervnnts.' ‘ Wo cau'tbelp that, my dear,' answered Pipar, cheerily. ‘ Duke* and daoliesses are the same.' • Ab. but then, yon see. dukes and dneb- esses ere born to it. Thoy’ve not boon used to hnvo their housekeeping in their owu hands, as I hava, I suppose it's when I'm a littlo low ibat it preys np >n me,' mused Mrs. Piper, ‘ but I do f-1 it very tning sumctiiiies. When I think of tbo butter nnd lard tbnt are used in this house. some of the blossom* that were on the Wane, and nri-sented them to Brils, talk | ing about himself and his wife and chil dren »U the while. Sb* had a bard struggle to got sway, for Mr. Piper approved of her just ns Dr. Johnson approved of Kitty Clivo, ns n nice little thing to sit betide one, or, iu other word*, a good bstenir. Bella got back to ths Water House io limo for luncheon—a tncal which the two girls took togeiber in a snug breakfast par lor on the grouod-fl.ior. The diuing.room was much too large for tbs possibility of cheerfulness. " Y->u have hardly eaten any tlnnc. Beatrix," remarked Bella,when they had 6oi«l>- ed,"and yen bad only * enp of tea nt break- fast-tiiue, No won-ter yon are ill." *• I dura say if I could sleep bolter, I should eat ru-iro,"answered Beatrix,listless ly ; “ but tlio nights nro so long—when day comes I feel too worn out to ba hungry." •' It is all very bad and very fooliab,"ssid Bell*. "Why should yon have these sleep* j less nights? 'll can't be grief. You have wurk-houso. No f-rtnne cuiill bo big enough lo Etaml against it.* • Don't be a fool, Moggie,' retorted the manufacturer, unmoved by thia pathetic suggestion. ‘ When I was in business, I vo lost five thousand DOUUIIS in a morning by a turn of tlio market, and I'vo coins homo nnd eaten my dinner nnd never said a w< id to you about it. What's your but- yea ever lived big gains thrre friend's coufidenec, Beatrix was not so stoical us to refuse tlio comfort «f sy in pathy.• 1 know y me, Beutlix, somctl ing from uulkiug iu the wintry garden on th" first morning of her visit. ' There is a reason the Vicarage, and a reason fur your pair The animiil which Mrs. Piper insisted on calling tho Angola was a inagmfic<-nt Angora cat, and rculfv tho handsomest l.v- ing creature in the l’ip?r bouA.'hold ; indeed, tbo Piper children seemed to have been invented ns a foil to the grace and bounty of this fvliuo favorite, to which they were inferior in every nitribute, ox- ' Dove not one ? syMcinntieaily abused.Bella examined tho injured table cover, nnd stroked the offended cal, aud thuu sat ■oiD'ibiug fur }our small btolbm M . suUr's. 1 b«- Repository was * kind of tnsarl cl-nr before you. It is ouly a question of । limo." " I suppose so," nsBonted Beatrix,"but I can't «oo myself happy in the future. I can't bclievu in it. I feel ns if all my life was to bo spent in this loveless home, my father bi-Llimr aloof from mo—Cyril parted from me. How can I bo sure that ho will always love me—that I shall be Ilie wino to him two year* boucs that I am now? It i* a long time." "A long lime to be parted, without even the privilege of writing to eneb other, certainly," said Bulla. “But there is no foar that's afraid to loso a few odd tnousau ls wi I never conic nut* tnllionaire.' Ebenezer Piper had a high opininn af his children'* governess. He had hoard and admired her tact aud patience. Lie liked to see pr< tty faces about liitn, as lie acknowledged with a noble candor, and Bella’s facn seemed to him particularly agreeable. That piuk and white prettiuess aud fresh and poachy, Iho kind of woman who seemed crittie.l to acknowledge nnd submit to ilia superiority of m iu. Mr*. to talk about Mr. Cub'-rhoHre ?’ Beatrix started nnd Hushed crimson.• How do you know—did any ooe tell ' 1 dare say the children nro tiresome, tlinui secretly nut out his tongue nt her ; ■ but it must be a comfort to you to see them all iu such good lienlth.' * Yes, my dear, it is. But I really think W. A. SUDWORTH, SURGEON DENTIST,1 Graduate uf the Ontario Pental CoUtge, SPEC IAL attention given to the pre- MrraUou of Ihe natural teatb.Nitrous Uxlde Ga* sdmiiihtcred for Uio pslntcu eatrocClon of toeth.Offics:—Twu door* South of the Fuat Office, (up atolra), Tbamea Struct. IngeraolL ■In<enioll. April <■ 1*~. >•» luxenoll, Jan. 10, 1878. H. B. CLARK. 214 DELIVERED DAILY FROM V a n c e ’s B a k ery , • And you found out—** That you nd«>re tach <• It is true. Bella. 1 lo JAMES BRADY, LICENSED Auctioneer for Oxford, Ehrin, MMJICMX sad London. Uffios—MsMlon U~IH, lu;«noU. Kale, in Town sod Country pmupUy siunded to. Charge- vwy modcriu. JOHN HASKETT, General Commission Merchant, ffroia, BaUrr, Chee* and all Linde tjf Farm Produce. or i»r'« Bul^T**o|‘P Dsly IIonto, } INGERSOLL. 0. S. MACDONALD, TROV’SION AGZNT ! IXCEBSOLl, ONTARIO. THE ONTARIO SAVINGS & INVESTMEN1 SOC'Y OF LONDON, CANADA. Buns, Biscuits, Cakes Working Capital, Besesve Fnnd, $1,800,000 140,000 C o nfection ery ALW LVS IN STOCX, FRED. ROWLAND, Arc receiving Urge monthly remit- une.. or ENGLISH CAPITAL for >»■ ventment in first-cjn&fl mortgages on Real Estate in Straight T^ans. In terest at EIGHT PE? CENT, or on THE INSTALMENT SYSTEM, W. F. BULLEN, IHJEDDING o rQ teOHMll. Msreh M. MINKLER & Co., BANKERS. BUYS and Solis Uncurrnnt Money ; lMue«O->l<l and Cnrraww UndU oa New Turk *1 bet rata*. NoU* dUoouutwl- >30,000 to IrDin oa Farm Praporty. IJ.M 1. 1*77.IM The Molsons Bank. INGERSOLL BRANCH. »UY8 and Rolls Exohang* on Eng- Allows Interest on Deposits, WM. DEMPSTBR, Managar.T ,■ M, nr?r Ml - P O R K PACKER. BACON, HANIS, LARD BARRELLED PORK. n u m d n r a n " C. P. HALL’S, Con. KING & THAMES-STS Private Residence. TO Rent or for Sale. For Terms andParticular*, apply t« W. T. CWSP,jlog*r*«dt KNOW V IlW A f l pHELF-I'aKUBVATIONTHYSELF?^ faorial IHoM t HIAD 0FF IOI, TORONTO? *»» CAPITA L - $i,OOO,OOO.e L XngsrrsoU B ra no h HYSELF S S w E S t t s H —- A SAVINGS BANK BRANCH s s -g s r ■UX1 Mm»lZSe'M*S »MR2? G A HOABR u<d a* Goon as I nm of age.' ■ With yoor father’s consent ?’ • With or without it That matters very I little to me.’' But if you offend him, be may lenve his.stuto to a lurpilal.' suggested Bella, who knew a gnat dial ruoio about Mr. Hareficld's property than Beatrix. ' He may do what ho likes with it. Cyril will not marry me for my fortune.' • Of comae not. but fortune is a very good tbiog—and Mr. Culverbuuse, who is Sln;«A WUtthlra Sifics for tha ZncEah Mukct- Pions* Hors*-William Bi., cor. listhunt.Qrncs—No. 3 vdtl-Fcbov*' UsO, VuhduSl. LONDON ONT. V IC K ’S ItllhTHATlD MO5THLY MLCAUXE. provoke a saint. I sometimes wish Pip- r hadn't bought s<> many 'anilsume ornaments for my bood war.'And Mrs. Piper sighed wearily, inwardly lamenting tlio ten-roomed villa in the broad high-road outside Great YafL-rd, tb« best patlor, which no ono WM allowed to enter, Savo on rp cial occasions and under most restrictive c >n litions, nnd the every-day parlor, in winch the shabby old fnruiiAo could hardly ba tbo w rrse fur ib This arrow glanced aside from the armor of Beatrix's faith. No one could hove made Let believe that ber lever bad any lurking greed of wealth. * Then it is all settled,' caid Bella, cheer fully. ' You will be of uge ia two years, and then you are lo be mairied, whether Mr. Harefield likes nr not. I really cau’l see why yon should ba unhappy .'• I am not to see Cyril or lit er from him for two years. He i* going to leave this place in the spring. He might be ill—dying—aud I should know urlbing till I took up the Timet some morning and *aw tbs advertisrmeot of bis death.'' He is young and strong,' replied Bella. • Tiier* is uothing less likely than that he should die. I don't think yon need make ysinrself unhappy in advance about that.' Her cold burd tone wounded Beetrix, who bad expected more sympathy. ' Don't let ue talk about him, Del!*,' she 11*1 l»b SUd eeniu tn paper enven; In eleiranl cloth eovera it vO.Virk's Valais**',—MeiHueirations,only tamu Address, JAMES VICK. Roche.Hr, N. Y. V IC K ’S ILLUSTRATED PRICED CATALOGUE VICK ’S FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN And now. Bella, well g> to the books,’ FRESH OYSTERS Ojitmltni 2$ tali MT Cu i)»id But Bella WAS delertuincd to talk about him till she bad found out all that there was for b?r to know. She assumed a more sympathetic tone, and Beatrix was father, and of tbo letter which her lover leciiou of uaelrM nnecLsn at auy price from i sixpence to a guinea. Beatrix loaded her- J icll with popiilafparlor game*, Conver. j sution Cards, B->yal Geographical Game*, " and King* of England—games wbieb no ono but a driveling idol would play mon i than once without being conscious of M tendency to sufuraiugof the brain—for 3 youjg S.'ratcli Ila. Su* brought • bond- soma work-l«*k«t for the imluatrioua botue- mother. She bought ace nt bHU** and , tbitnblc e^rre for th* girte, koive* and pockei-booka for the bovu- of anv change in Mr. Culverhouse's feelings. Think wbat a splundU match you are tar a poor cnratc.” " Why d । you harp npnn that slring.Beb la?" cried B-alrix, angrily, “Y<>n know " 'nrfeit my using manufacturer had married her, but iioss hud dratruved good looks which con- plump figure, and tho Mrs. Pip-r of tha present was far from lovely. Her Elwn- father's fortune.Cyril knows it too,a si ttlcd thing, 1 shall go to him penni- "Oh nn.you won't, dear. Tilings will never go so far as that. Y«ur father will ing Mr. Cnlverh.msc. You must both look " We neither of ns look forward to it. Thera is no question of foitmio between as. NevOr speak of such a thing again, Belin, am going to drive yon to Great Yafford to do some shopping. We must buy some Christmas presents for your mama aud account. Ho bought her fine 'resses, and every possible combination of ormulvnnd malachite, motber-of-pBiirl and tortoise- and bo toll every body that sho bad been a good wife to him, nnd a pretty woman in ber time, ’ though nobody would boliuvo it On her way from Mrs. Piper's bondoii hard room, where he had been knocking the b ills about in a th'>nghtful solitude. good, * exclaimed Bulls, when sho beaul Uto desttnstioo «f those objocM.* Do yon *nppo«* that money can gir* me any belter pleasurs than to tnako otli*r people happy with it, if I M U f ' answer*! Beatrix. ’ It will never make m* bappy. * THE MAN WHO NEVER XMILEJ. iso Tma MAN ut num tf Governor Rice is atkad te pardoa on* O'Don Dell, of Milbury, from Chorieeiown, ■nd a gentleman who recently viaited th* State Prison tbn« tells hi* story:—’’Ge*<J*> men,"said th* Warden,"I want to bring b* fore yon one of the most remarkable OSMS W* have iu prison. We 0*11 h m "ibetnoa who never »milee," an! I wish before — come* in to tell you hi« *tory. He seems to be ■ man of more than ordinary «biiuy, on* of ths better class of substantial Itisb ritizena, who owm-d a small plow ia one oFbnr manufeaturing villages. WIMM bo resided with bis family of grownnp«oM ■nd daughter*, nil periu*u«ntly «sapluy*4 and in comfortable circamsUnc**. Th* old man had n fine garden on which he L«w stowed hjs kisure hoars, in * pert of whieh WAS * fine 1 >t of cabbages. It Mens* that tlio boys in tue neighborhood had • habit of trespassing on the old man'* garden, until he had determined on getting rid ot them by firing his gnu to frighten them **ay. One night, hearing some one in th* garden, he took down hi* gon, aud, getting behind tho hedge,fired into the garden^* be claims. "Oh. Bcnthx.vou are too good I” Puck, tl»<» pony, was one of the finest specimens of his race,a thick-necked,stout- limbed animat.and a tUndid goer. Hu won! 1 have drugged his mistress all round co ichmnn said, approvingly,when snmming tip Pucks qualifications. On the other band.ha had a temper of bis own,and if bo W iS offended,he kicked. Ho wonld bavo destroyed a c urihge once a week if he had got into bad handa. But ho nnderatood Beatrix, and Beatrix nnderst >od him, and every thing went siu.K'thly between them.Great Yafford on a D*-ctmbor afternoon was ab >*t as ngly a town as ono need caro sevined to taka tin honest pride in its ngli- ed, after saluting Bella with a friendly nod. ' Pretty m’lch the same ns naual, Mr.' Piper. I in afraid tlicru is no change for the belter. She looks worn and worried. down Glair* now that I can't get about ? I • The boy* being home from school must make a difference,' suggested Bella.1 After allowing amply for the boys, the bills are awful. f*>ok jt tho baker's book, Bella. It will fraeze your bbx>d.’Bella looked, and was not ■dually froz en, though tbo amount was startling. There seemed to have been a gradual y ascending scale of prices from tho begin ning of Mrs. Piper's illness. That earn- fol housewife's not being able to getaround had certainly rthx< d the •tringeiil rule ot economy which larder aud kitchen bad hitherto bc*u regulated by. Tbo tradesmen’* book* were gone through one by one, Mt*. l’ip*r lamenting ranch, and doubtful of almost overv item. Why ao much Urd and biitlur ? Why so many eggs ? There were mysterious birds in the poulterer a book, fish that were not to l-o explained at lbw flali-mongera. When they cam* to the bnt«iier'a book, th* case became desperate, and tbo cook was called to explain metiers.Cook was a plausible young woman in a smart cap, and «!:e proved t«o much for Mra. Piiier Sb* had an explanation for The clock* struck eleven a few minute* after this confidence was ended. * And now I mnsl run to the Park nnd spend an hour with poor Mrs. Piper,' eaid to make myself useful. She is*o wretched ■bout her servants if there is no one telook after them.' * How painful to hare servants that re quire to be looked after !' caid Beatrix, who •HI accustomed lo a household that went ■■ it by clock-work, conducted by a butler and housekeeper who were trusted implic itly. ‘ It is rather dreadful,' replied Bella. • I think I would sooner bav* our maid-of- ■ll-work, with her sooty face and red elbow*, than poor Mrs.Piper's staff efemart young women, who study nothing but their owo comfort, and c<mt and go as if lb* Park were a hotel; for our poor Sarah V IC K 'S FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS BILL HEIDS P QUAL to UthoKrapb, ^*nd mnek Bnt Iha report of the gun alanDed th* neighbor*, wh-’, on rnsbing into the garden, fonnd tbo lifcl-'M body of * young girl shot through the heart. Th* old tnsn, when told what lie bad done, *M »lraok dumb. II•* was arrested and sentrnond to huprU- onment for life. He bus now been bsr* fur ten years, and his faoa bas beoome ** marble; there is no hope; nothing bat lb* sad r.-njembrance of that dreadful night. In Indand they have a siipcratilion anion* the ynnng girls that whosoever on Hallow- e *n shall place a oabboge ovnr ths door will marry the first young man that enters th* door afterwards. And this, it proved, wa* the errand of the young girl io the old man'* RArden. But instead of a wedding ah* fuoal lion oppose any movement in tbo direccioti of beauty . There was one street of ample breadth and length, iut*rnoctod by a greut many narrow strecta. Tiioro was a grim- looking canal,along which sti 1 griuii- r coat barges crept stealthily under the duH gray sky. Thoro were great piles of building devoted to tho purposes of commerce; fac tories, warehouses, stores, gas-woika, -il- works, soap-works, bme-works—*1 vying no call,'said Piper. ‘ She's been bothering I over those irtidesinen's books this morning. ! I ll warrant, just as sho urad fifteen years ago when I allowed her five pound a week f -r the housekeeping. Sue never did lake kindly In this placa and a large establishment. Shi's been wearing her life out about fi Idlofad.tlo over tinea we camn great Indy. Shr'a a good little woman,and I'm uncommonly fond of her, bnt she's mirruw-miuded. I ain't so blind but what ■ She's nil that is kind nnd good,' said tho production of obnoxious odors. there was nothing Beds Scratchall enjoyed an much as a visit to Tower Gate—th* broad tempUri-ra of the well-furnished shop win dows, wh-re the lashions—as that fooiniug affection to call for any body who was likely to bo useful to her. ' • So she is,' assented Ebenezer. ’ and you're very fond of her. ain’t you ? Siie'a had a hard job with Brougham's Latin. He don't lake to learning as I did. I was a srlt-teuglil man, Miss Scratcliell. I bongbt a Lutin grammar at ■ book-stall taught myself as much Latin as many a chap knows that's cost bis pHrenls nn end <>t money. My eduoslion never cost anv body anything except myself—and tl coi.t mn about a pound, first and lost, for books. I don't know how many book*, yon know, bnt tbetu I do know I know thoroughly. Th* Vicar bunoelf conldn'l beat mo at an SECRET CaRRESPONDENCE. A yottng lady, newly married, being obliged to show her husban-l all the letters she wrote, ■ent the following to au intimate friend :—•' I cannot be satisfied, my Dearest FiwJ, blest as I am in the mitrimonial iitata, anlca* I poar into your frtaodly bow* whieh has ever beat lo unison with BUBO. tha various sentiments which *weU with tho liveliest emotions of pleasot*. my almost bursting heart. 1 tell yea my daar husband is the most am aUe of men. will *vi*n by the psnnileM rax r. Banbury 4 Banburyth« chief draper*, afforded Belli as much delight as ■ lover of pictures derives from a noble gallery. She would havo seen Ilie Venue of Mij.> fur the first time with ]<>ss excitement than »ho felt on beholding "our latest novelties in P*ris mantle*,"or "our large importation in silks from the great Lyons bouses.""Drive slowlv.ph ue,Beatrix,"said Bella, ns tboy sutured Tower Gale. " I sbould like t» have a look at Banbury’s, though it OAU'I make any tilfferenoe to me, a* I bav* bought my winter things.”" You can Jiiok ■* long as you like.RriL. I am R«ing to buy tome glove* aud * few little t»i >g*. Pariiaps you Wuul I like to go iu with mr?"" I ahotild very much d»*r. They bav* alw»y* auoh lovely thing* iu«ide.” Puck WAS (liven ov-r to the care of th* groom, wbil* the two Ldiei went into Bran bury‘s. It waa * very busy tun* just now. * Our latest novelties ' were being scrutinized and pulled about by an eager ihroqg of buyers, aud lb* paiieuo* of to* Braubury's young meu wu» tried to the verge of martyrdom by ladies who badu't quite mad* np taeir migda wbal they wanted, or Whether they wauled *uy thing at all. An ordinary individual would bar* had ample lune to study th* humors of Branbury's before being rented, but Mire repent the day that joined us. My husband i* both in persouand inauncm far from reae<ubliag ngly, cross, old. disagreeable and jealous monsters, who think by confining in occur* ; a wife it is his maxim to treat aa • bosom friend,..................................and not as a plaything and menial slave, tho wemaa of his choice............................. Neither party,ha say*, should always obey implicitly, bat each yield to the other b; turns. An ancient maiden aant. near seventy, a cheerful venerable and pleasant old lady, lives in the house with u —she i« th* d*>light nf both young and old ; l all the neighborhood and chari tabla to tlvil to ganeroo*T »m convinced my hnsbondlikM nothing more than he does me ; he flatter* m« more than the glaaa. and hi* ion>xication (for so I must call th.' exoeaa of die bv»l often makes me blush for the an worthiuea* ofitaobjeet.ond wish I could be more deserving of the min whnae nama I baar. Tn say all in one won! ....................... aud tocrown the whole,...................my former lover ia now my indulgent husband, my ln*>r1n*aa i* returned, and I might hare bail a Prince without tha felicity I find b» •bit alternate line only. OEMS OF TKOUQHL Th«r* wonLl be feweryoung tool* it that* were mor* wue elders. Low M th* gr«T* is, only Faith asa alimb high eDomth to sea beyond ii. None bat Heaven »ud tba poor know what the poor du forenob other. "Happiaess is a parfame thaioneMn- uot <hed over taolb«r wtUoal a Uw drops falling ou one's self. " True poleilons consist* in being aaay one's self, sad making everyone sbuul OQ« Two thing* are einbumaalng ; to bo si I- mistress dared not push inquiry to I he verge af acciisnlion, lest ibis smart young woman should take advautago of tbo im pending season and resign ber situation tiiau nnd there, leaving Mrs. Piper lo get bar Christmas dinner cooked as she might. Piper was particular about bis dinner. It was the on* (nnsua! weakness of a great mind, and if bis meals fell in any way short of bis requirements aud expectations, bis family circle suffered. Th* simoon in the desert was not more sudden or devas tating than tho whirlwind of ML Piper's wrath in th* diuiug-room when th* fish was sodden and sloppy, or the joint pre sented an inlsrior stratum of rawness under au outer crust of scorchrd flesb. ’ Piper u to particular,' his wife wonld remark, piteously, * and good cooks are so bard to get I' think of leaving us than of going to th* moon. Good-by, darling; I iball b* back before lnu«h*on.' Beatrix went back to b*r quiet room «ud ber books. Her rawd bad been ms*b widened by her intercourse with Mr. Dul cimer and bi* library, aud good book* were a consotetioa and delight to her. She bad marked out a Uns at **Hoo* study, which •he fancied might make ber filter lo b* ■^tay toy any flowtn of liiaratere. Hard reading WM a Lille difficult aometimea, for ber thought* would wander to tbo lever Li«U briskly aervaa tea field* io I'uf up iu. But I don't pretend to know coni tn't tell you what breed of tomcats *»« iank»’J highest in Egypt, or where's the likebeFt spotiu lb« sky U> look out for a u» w pl a utl? ’ Everyb aly knows that yon are very clever,' saul Bella, safely. • Well, I bop* nub-nlr baa ever found ms very stupid. But I want my children to know a deal more than ma. They must be aide to bold their own againat ail oom. monniiieaM iu Egypt ** n*l I oan r««d the a«wsp*p«r. Lik« that French fallow aook would aadura Mr*. Piper'* watchful- bis liking.• I might have borne Mr*. Piper'* petty prying way*,' remarked one ot the P»’k •ooka, after giving her mislroM warning, • or I misbl bar* pul up with Mr. Piper’s tamper ; but I ooaldn't ataud trim ao*l her together. TLsi wa* too much for CUn** lino flesh and blood.' Tbo cook waa diomiMad. with inward man—Sbamp<>leon. I auppore be wa* a natural aon of Bonapartey’a, and that’* wbat turned bi* mind to Egypt. Come and bav* a look at ibe conservatory, and take homa aoma flu wore foryrmr mor.' • You are very kind , Mr. Piper. But I'm rather in * burry. I so not going koaa. £ am on a visit at the Water Huaaa.’ • The douce you are I' axolatmed Mr. pwrbspa, bat I em su very fimd at Beatrix might find it dull. uunaturol iu * yuutb wuu*a mind UM u u-ilured by all kiud* of (anetlal ub- stock, fruiu uiue u'#luck Dint muruiug, when w* ought to b* sibiil. As long sto love prevails iu a Uunre.ypwo* af die braailiii of » ■word ia salutatoryAs •oou an ri diaoppw*. mxty hmdbn**dtb* or* m t sufficisut. naw Orestes dnvm by ibsFuius, to too ei.ky or too wuuily, for U*« fair buyer. To thr* tornjeuted youth Beatrix aeeiu.d an augol ot bgbt, ao q.uoUy uid »Ue deerdo up»n ber purouaaoe. Soo bought * duauu counter lb voted U> We Ibmhmt qaeeUou of whiou penuuUr p*roe unt ot ■ pil* el 1**- ender pnuied »valt would b*MWm*W» Ou, Beatrix, you muoau'i buy any !w CMX end ibrMsqmtrtacs. ' Th* Mine M y uwrs. IM wk* ♦ <«»»» of our most odious dutioa. •omM not back again. Wswdy uUFfirtail.e rmW*l*tM> a b*urdi»rte »»*•*<'>« M wvl as <MUJ*®aiag «b“ I “h* p*>pl> **» alwsy* i* ih- rigM, ®nlb" other h*nJ,ii M luiprubwbto Utey MMWM WMI-MM Da raapceta with the groaning* <■ tb* part of Mr*. Pipar, and lire mvnsy for tradesman woa animated to Heli*, who WM to p*y t <• bills on b*r w j through tea village, and to n»sk* dirers tomphiute and o^aatema wbta U» o.*ok wight bar* najaasM to deliver.• I W K let a earvanl pay my bills if 1 I dM*and*d by refuse tn ge ia tmpitsj plan la, with long Latin aaaas- i > >rn Da r« lively B uSarzaM ai FOR SALE. i» Mtontal «n G. A. THOMPSON.:ficW. with Jngcr*ol), March 13, 1873. wi:l |ndil«elr 1» «>Lt.v-e (artu-rtar*NO IK OPENING OUR SPRING- IMPORTATIONS GOODS A RH irjX G E VER T DAY. tffcUAM FlS lAt. To Rent or fas Sale. ,Y COTT GE n nd 3 A ere* of Ground been literally outraged, but Hie practical worker in ihe temperance eartse ennh) and j ____u __ i______• .—.i.i ...» ._l DAVID WHITE & CO. 1878.rjw:i COUN :n. Tiro incclingu of the Council were held proprietor-ditp of the Royal Hotel, Ingersoll. । a choice lot of Confectionery and the best WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER rlth art th* the rejection of the petitions to lower bd-country like this a man L;n a perfect ri; prciuuKs puts up the sign hnmb'e reliance upon tlxir God for help to dead ehut.keep it faithfully and more Parties should Insolvent Act Of 1875 from 50 cents tip nt the Guhten Lion.tit<spenliable blessing it must be to their fn tit Matter AIM EON COOE, an fplTE Book Debts nnd Promissory _L Note* <4 the !K»>hent will be sold al ibe vSke«/ Ingersoll, March 6, 1S73.7uesdttij, March 10 ,‘IU WE1TBER rnOBABlMTtES.Comaker ci a l W.- 'fo BOOT, AUIIIW.- CONSERVATIVES IN ACTION. TH!SIR JOHN FRODADILITIES FOR HO TH U E RS.JUB PRINTING Al mi iiuproinpln meeting of Cnnscrv: CHEESE FACTORY REPORTS. a inc mm. i«;ricci cl.t offer (t a« 1 do Before Taking PUNTED AT THE Et'S*. frwh. por C"M« PRINTING OFFICE i.N o a Strert. TKXK» Q&at, UgnuB. 2 uonbiirg ; the axle of his waggon broke and thro# him forward under the horses' heels. One hundred and fifty of Ida porlraiu were sold. Cc. which has often been heard at temper nuce raihi i i igs. F KEE, Filtner.Ortl. week. The business was of little import ance fo the goner,al public, consisting prio- TUGS. RlCHAffDSGN, I*utn«m Y. O' occupied the chair. After a few words of JOSEPH THOMISTtN, ThjTitpein' Ihrtt-t. Kins FlnV- 5», IB.X :iart , *’ lOwnncnif o. • Pheu.-w FMIHIUS Mil? Fresh winds and cloudy weather with rain. G. T. KINOSTONE. roiprcls commen-l. in manntr and diction, flicting a severe won ml. He foil upon bis btcl ia the Town Hull greeted F. (I. Wid- dows on Tbtirf«t»7 evesiug las’, when lu Issued Ly the Central Off.rr, TormtOe fpifE rfnrfersagnctl ofTcra for sale n 1. ll-tlMe W»^.»n. SiivgteWagnu. (three »|mnah SlnsW or IxnlBujnry. * gair >4 He*vy men, and the fo-Hin prnciic.il gcoi WHICH is itKeiy to flow from h's work. It tons io I.errmarked I t j that h»ft IdrosB?* were free from the per- THE OXFORD TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1878 . O t ©rforb tribune, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1878. AtTHonon the new Quebec Cabinet is a J ly Oto hy oams it will bo anything I nt a jolly one by nature. AFTER » careful roviow of the situation in •Quebec, the Montreal Star say* the indicn- |i ms are that tho Country will not stand by Mr. Jolly. A QUESTION for the Fairly of pnrity:— If 111.0)9,1*30 of Burphwes in silt years Vaqnired Reform, wtat doss $8,350,000 in deficits, with three millions of extra taxes, require ? ___________ WAI brought in evidenco in the Binate Committee yesterday on the Kaministiquia mitter, that tbs sum of #5» had been paid Ivica for tho same kt La Oliver Davidson £ Co. “ Mare; ” THE ANNUAL Meeting of Mie Liberal Can- •ervative AMOcinifon at the North Riding tf the County of Orford wilt bo hold in the Town Hall,Wool»V'ck, on Tuesday,March 19,1878 at 2 o'clock, p.m. Conservatives Irom dl part# of the Riding are earnestly requested- to be present, KB in addition to ilia election of Cfflcoia matters of impor tance will lesnl.miltcd tothe meeting. THE GREAT WESTERN accounts, says a dispatch from London, Eng., dated March 9, abow a balance, after- providing credit for the various reserve funds, for the half- year sufficient to write off the revenue overdraft and arrears of dividend on nre- ft reuco slock for the previous half-year, to jviy a dividend on preference stock,- to pay* M dividend on erriinary shares of five- oighthi ^erwol., and to carry forward Iwo Ihxnund pounds. feared that the CLwrmnont of Quebec would wicbl BU influence adverse to them if it roinaiiied in the hands of Conserva tive«, and notwithstanding the Qnebeo Ministry Lad the confidence of two-tbirds of the Legislature and the great hu’k of the people, they weto igriominomdy dis- missed upon Hie flinwcsl of pretaxis in ord*r that tlin rerns of priwer niighl be placed in Hie hands of men whose opinions were in umstm with the Odawa Adminis tration, although they possoss only a . meagre tnllhwina in the Province. What ever mny have been the object in the per petration of such an overt act, it is self- evident that it can do but little gfod in up holding tho crumbling fabric at Ottawa. A drowning man will catch at a straw within his reach to save himself, and so withihVhform Governmental Ottawa. Il s doomed to bo swaped io the Ude of pub- lie opinion which has set hr against it, ami it is fnlilb for Mr. Mackenzie io set np barriers ngalnst it, as ho must participate in the inevitable result. CONSERVATIVE MEETING.—A special meeting of tho Conservatives will be held in tho Rooms over Walley'a store on Mon- day evg. A good attendance is requested. CHANGED HANDS —Tho Dominion Shoe Store, conducted for some years pist by Mr. W. C. Johnston, has bnon sold ont to Mr. S. P. Logee, who will in futnyo carry on Ute bnskurw ns heMtoforo. Mr. Lag ‘0 is well known in lugeraoll, and we have no dowht be will do a big brwiuew. LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS. 03- Spring, spring; gentle spring, we greet thee.- {£1? The “ Yoetrope,” or “ Wheel of Life ” Piipcr Collar is the greatest curi osity yet. Call and get sonic fun with it At the Golden Lion—free exhibition. fonnd their way into K >rlh Oxford, as tho houRo of Mr. George Telfer was entered re cently,and a very largo hatn of pork taken therefrom. Entraneo was route ihrough tho kitchen window, which was pried open with n orowban No cliic to the thieves lias yet beou dircovered. S"cu.tx A DINOAIN.—The snbscrihorhav- iug decide.! to go into Ihe piano and organ business, will sell the whole of his largo stock ol fancy goods, concertinas, and violitis-M twenty-five per cent, discount off regular prices, for cash only- C. F. HALL, Watehmakor & X wcler, 239 tf Cor. Jung & Thames Sts., lugersoll COSHNO.—Major Brit, tho sinnth-st man in tho world, witli a full dramatic and operatic company, will give two ontertain- intn's in the Town Hal). Ingm’soll, on Monday and Tuesday, March 13th and 19lb. F<»r fiwtlnr paiticulars see small OXFORD COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT.—Tho following eases were lately tried at Wood, stock, before Judge McQue«n : Queen vt. Geo, Smith Frironcr wa* arrrigued at a previous session, on ctarge of stealing a pair of boots from Brnid A MeMurhie, OtterviHo, to which he pleaded gnilly. The sentence on tini charge was respited, and ha was tried on nnothor indictment of stealing six axes from H. E. Ihilloek, Otterville- Ho pleaded gnill.y. Sentence on both indiclmente, three years in the Reformatory Prison. Q’tccn ve. Earv liraLbt. rris>mer was fried and convicted of stealing a pair of boots from Braid A McMurtrie, Otterville. Hi W;IB sanleuced to font mouth's imprisonment in the Con- iral Prieow. Queen vt. Jat. Clark. The piiiomw, a man of color, was brought up on a charge of stealing an overcoat, 1iolon,*{- ing to Geo. Bulgers, from tho Royal Hotel, Woodstock. Me plea-led gulily, and was sent to tho Central Pritou for a period of nine months. Qucea vs. Tko~, Stoddart, The prisoner in this c tsa was ch irg-id with stealing six axes from It. E. Bollock, of DUcrvilte ;nbo with receiving stnleD pro perty, knowing Ihe same to be stolen. Iio entered a pica of ** not guilty." And was tried on Saturday. LONDON TJW MONTREAL True Wilncu says of tho coup d'etat in that Province;—“ M.StJusl Las done a great service to the Couserva. live enow. His arbitrary conduct will rally to t Ite Consenratite party many a man who hitherto baa voted Hie Reform ticket. Up to the present we have taken sides with neither political party in the Province; but when acta like this coup d'etat are perpe trated, it is timo for ilia people to defend ifieircan»titntwnol liberties and rally round ths standard of law and order.” WHEN Mr. Mnckcuzii requires n man ho can trust be sends foe his Master—Georgo. jirown, of the Globe. The following, taken from tho Montreal Star, allows how ibe thing WM worked.— Ottawa, March 7.—This morning'* Citizen contains a suggestive fact in connection with tt>* 4iliaiml >4 the Quebec government. It uwrte that Lientenaut-Govcrnor Letellicr ae ri red in Montreal on the 10th February, mid remaineil until ths Kith ; that on the Kith be WM joined- by Sanator Brown, of the Toronto Glut*, wbd was ckwated with him tlio greater jwwt of th* the day ot tho St Iziwrcnec Hall and returned to Ottawa that evening ; that <m tb* 16th Mr. Lcteilier was tuiuonnced to bu in I Ottawa, hut remained in Montreal to meet Senator Brown,who arrived in Ottawa in the morning and stayed until tho night train. Mr. Brown returning west aud Hon. Mr. letellicr ut once proceeding on his rctvni to Quotec. The announcement creates a sensation here, and a strong feeling is setting in against the Em Jcnx MACDONALD, in tlio House of Commoua, OR Thursday last, moved the fillowing resolution, iu amendment to a motion to go into Committee of Supply. It enunciates the platform of tho Conservative Party, and must commend itself to every Well-wisher of tho country RtsAced,—“ That the .S;>t*ker do not leave the chair, but tliat it be resolved that this House is of opinion that the welfare of Canada requires th« adoption ol a national policy, which, by a. jndieioiu readjustment of the tariff, will lieuefit and foster the agricultural, the ruining, the manufacturing, and other intercata of tho Dominion ; that such a policy will retain iu Canada thousands of our fellow reruntrymen now obliged to expatriate them- MJVIM in *san:li of the employment denied 1 betn at home, will restore prosperity to our straggling industries, now so sully depressed, will prevent Canada fiom being made a sacrifice market, u ill encourage and develop nn active iutaroroviucial trade, ami, tnovinu ns it ought to do iu the direction of reciprojn'ty tariffs with our neighbors, so tnr as the varied interests of Canada may demand, will greatly tend to procure for this country eventually a reciprocity of trade." , spring. *3* Forsle<qdinMncs», withceiilJcwtcniilii'S, SANTOM/S JAMAICA GINGER. ST Now is the time to pawn your Ulate r and reoltzo au*3gh to procure a linen Duster, tl»e cheapest Field and Garden Seetls go to O'Neill <fc Co.cir According to the last eeroas Ihe papu lation of Oxford County was 53,47 J. W Crows, Blue j3ya,RoLbins and birds ad injfnitum have mad*- their appearance. For tho clicftjwst Clover and Timothy Seed, go to U'Neill <fc Co. or The streets nre very muddy aud some of the crossings shoalil be unearthcit so that the people could find them. ST It is about time tlic Street Improvement Committee got ready to scrape up the nmd and remove it front the principal street. Hands nil at work manufacturing, all wool Scotch Suits for $16.00 at the Golden Lion. The same noted entter. tr !. II. Greenaway’s taot and shuc shop was entered by the bock window last week a 11 nine pairs of line booU stolen. ^-0“ A beautiful and pure Silk Hand kerchief for fiO cents at the Golden Lion Clothing Emporium. “ Noted.” A CARD.—Having pnrchasrtl the accounts and notes br-tenging to W. C. Johnston lute of tho Dominion Shoo Store, nil parties in debted nro requested to settle the same without detey. Mr. Jobntton will bo found at his old place of business,and will receive all moneys and give receipts for sam''. AH nets, and overdue notes unpaid niter April 1st. will bo placed in court for c dlecli on. 222tf WARREN HARINS. BINE CLCU.—Al tho Rine mailing last night a Rino Club was forint d of which tlte fo lowing gentlemen were appointed offi cers:—Jas. Noxon, President; Jos.Gibson, 1st Vice President; Jno. Haskell, 2nd Vice President; W. K. Sumner, Seely.; W. A. East wood, Asst. Secty.; R.McDonal l.Treas.; Robt. McKay, Dr. Williams, Executive Committee. Tnr "CAEINET," LONDON.—Visitors to Landon should not forget that Hawthorn’s Cabinet Reslanrant ami Il-itel No. 235 j Dundas Si., London, coudactol on the Earop-’an plan, it n pheo of great accom modation to th? travelling public. A flinch, diuucr.or meal ca.i be obtained by ladies or gimtlemcn nt reasonable rates and with every comfort. Wo roecommend tha es tablishment to any of oitr readers who may bo vi»iting ths western city. Snvr.RR ACCIDENT.—A Binford corren- p.mdont records an acei le it which occurred altend ono of Miss Ryo's orphans, named Annie Sparks, who, it was represented, re quired medical treatment. Tho ifoctor found the girl to be in a sori of half idirtic condition. He nho discovered that the girl had been working in Ibe hair factory on the cirnc-r of Ridout and Carling streets, blood to flow from one of liii ears for tbrao hours. Our best wishes are for his speedy recovery. FtENMst! OurittGE.—Ono morniui re- cenlly.Mr. Peter Stauffer,living near Wash ington village,O ;f >rd CJ., noticed tint sev- Tire HALIFAX award of 53,500.000 has not yet been paid to Cosiada by the Ameri can Government, and all sorts of excuses ore being invented at Washington for avoiding-the payment of it, none of which nre worth considering, says the Buffalo Erprttt. It is held, for instance, that Del* fosse, the third member of the Comtaiseiou, w*«, #s Belgian Minister, under British Influeno* ; but it appears U;at our Govern- meat eondJered this objection beforehand, and consented to him all tbo same. Again, it is *aid that as ibe American-Commission er dissented from the award it wa* invalid, ►into it is ■ principle of the law of orbitra- faon that tho arbitrators mast ba unani- MOHS ; but then why tavo a third member •4 the ComraiMfon at aM ? A third objee- lion is that the award is excessive, but Uns is simply taking the question away from 1IM» Commission entirely and deciding it I'urselvea off-hand. Certainly nona of 1 lieM reason* ar* sufficient for refusing to pay the award, and tho United States can not honorably refuse. If Congress choose* to atieotpi soother swindle by refusing p»y- ||» «ountry's infinite dinner. THE QUEHEC coup d'etat should pat a VBHN upon that class of Reformers who , aresanady. when cornered in ar go incut with Conservatives, to accuse their oppon ents of being allied witb the descendents of the Family Compact, and that lite doc- trines of the CoueervoUvo Party to-day ■re akin to the misrula of old-time Tories. Thera han never been anything nearer akin to the action* of tho Family Com poet in tbefroubluu* Umas of '87 in Canada, titan Mte eumtnary diemiasal of the Qtiebee Ministry by UenL-OiM. d» LoleUier St. Urfttirat ol tho Grit*, to upeel sn4 over- ttaniw the GovcrummtL Ue bo* doo* it, ■ml • tnmr* barafooed pteewof daspoUMn British history within th* time of three gaaerallons. M- St- Just La* proved him- adf an *pt to<d in th* hand* of th* Mac bran* Ad«jhii*Ir*lio». He has ovor- liddsu aU precedent »iDce the cstabiith- ■A gsiseent adminirtered and u nd era food. "XW h h*a been dens for a purpow there M M UN opinion*—Ilie Dominion HOUH vcgctablc-ducnyiag and disagreeable ndorifer* < oua accuiiiuUtious mid rubbish from your i premises. Make yonr cellars and other apart- 1 tn ent 3 sweet with a pure atmosphere. So > shall you ward off disease,aud dwell tong find j happily ia t!w places the good Providence , hath given you. Cleanliness ia tho sine >pii ( non to houltli. It is an clcuicntof godliness. ] Cleon up 1 gg!” Something very special for the coming spring in Hats uud Caps at the ’ Gulden Lion. 1 a r There will bo a largo increase in dairy pnxlucU the present year, the tendency of which will Ue to render inferior goods valueloi 1 and to- compel all to strivo for a fine article. 1 The bad results from the uno of other kinds of salt have determined tho ablest inanufoctnrcni I aud mo-t pains taking dairymen to use the Adihn Faetiry FilM^Salt exclusively in both । cliccw and Gutter, lliis course is recoin- , m.-lilted over thoir personal siguatures by the princi[>ai buyers of tho United Status and Can ada, and by the entire trade iu dairy products of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Balli- oorc, Chicago, St. Louis, Cleveland, and oilier cities. The importers’ agents for this 1 brand of salt have issued an attractive pamph let on the subject of great interest, which they । will forward on application. Address Francis D. Moulton &Co., IQ5 Water Street, Ncw- York. KING ST. METHODIST CHURCH.—Special religeous services are being held each even ing of this wook, iu tha King St. Motliodist Church, at 7.60 p.m. The seats wo free at these week evening services. Tho public aro cordially invited. OnGANizixa.—Tho young Liberal-Con servatives of Woods tock are to bold a meet ing in the Times'building on Friday even ingnext, for the purposa of forming n “ Young Men's Llberal-Coasarrativo Asso ciation for the North Riding of Oxford. " CATTLE HDXNING AT LARGE.—Persons having cattle running at large are notified to take care of them and keep them wijhin their enclosures, or they will be impounded as the law directs. J. B. CAPBOX, Town Constable. NOTICE.—S. P. Logee, Esq., has pur chased the entire stock at the Dominion Shoo Store, and will carry oif1 the business in future, I take Luis opportnuily to re turn thanks to Ibe public for their Jibend patronage of the piwt and solicit a continu ance of ihe same under its now proprietor- W. C. JOHNSTON. ADVICE ACTED UPON.—Our gentlemanly station master of the G. W. R. bos token Ibe necessary step* for the abatement of the uuisanee wilbin bis proeints, ot loafer# congregating in the station wailing rooms, as complained of by ns in our last issue. The readiness with which Mr. Jolly baa put a stop to the nuisanee earn plained of is a guarantee that the pnbllc will Cud him araoremojiiting and ever ready to advance ttair comfort aod into reel*. New CHEESE FACTOBV.—Mr. Jame* W. Criublaw ba* sold one and a half acre* of hi* farm, eousesision 4, Wvstmiaster. to Mr. Henry Waft. who has fev the past five year* coodurted a eh**M factory ou a teased ptae* H**r by. Mr. Will intend* to build a ch***» factory on th* tot bou<Lit. and to earry on-a more ex ten sir* bustncM i fmu hhberto. Tk* iostitaiian v4H Iha* THE R!NE_MOVEMEHT- This tefnperittie* worker, whoso Inma ling gino before him to every pari of Canada, hnxpaid our town a visit. II.i cnmenncx- pscladly on Satunlay afternoon last, and hire held three public mootings, at which it is reported that one thousand jwopla signed the pledge. Tho signing mid keepitig’ of this will do no one any barm and will donbtloss do many of those w ta barer sign ed it good. The warding of w'»at to called tho Hino pledge is ns f JIOWH ” With malice toward nona and charily f >r nil, I tho undersigned do pledge my word a id honor, GOD nxMiMa six, to abitain from ALL intoxiealiug liq mra as a beverage, and that I will by all honorabl» ni'iins, oncour- ngn others to alula io." Tiiis pledge is on n printed cwd, with a blink space for the signer'll name- Mr. Rino begrtn his work m IngenMll by a Bibb roading ia the King-St. Methodist Church on SiLba th evening. The reading was to answer the question*. n Where wa* be ? Who came ? Win! of it ?" T iese were answered by a e’ear and practical ex position. and pulling of the lessons drawn from the pirable of tho good Snimrilan. Al 8 p. m. th a To vn Hall was lilerallj1 packed from the lauding at tin head of the riairs tolho platform. James Noxon, Esq., occupied the chair, and tho platform was fiite.l with singers, ministers and others. In hii address, Mr. Kino made some good points, which wo regret not having space to give to our readers. Toward Ihe Dr.McTaggart told that gcntl-nnan that the giil seemed to require kind trcatm>jnt more Hum medicine, and that if sho had the former sho would speedily recover. Since that time tho doctor has been called upon to sen tho girl again, and during that time a girl who worked in the factory infonnc<i him that about six weeks ago, the proprie tor lied her up by tho wrists, pot a gng in her mouth, aud aiterwards beat her. Iu order that tin imputation* cast upon Mr. Hargraves’ character might ba cleared np, the doctor, on Friday, took out a summons ng.tiust Hirgraves, enjoining him to appear at the police court on Saturday forenoon to answer the charge. Tho investigation justified the charge and brought to light ono of the worst coses of punishment we ever remember to have rend of having been infLcted upon a ho’pkss child by a brutal on® in LH oxc'.tel calling for signers to tho plo.lge, and about 30) signed it. The King-St. Church bring the brgost ftn.litnriirn in town, and which was kindly offered by the pastor and trustees, became tho contra of oporntiocs for Monday and TitoS'Liy. It w.is packed each evening, by crow.1s of pe< pie intent upon listening to n inin whose chief excelbnco, as a public speaker fo that ho lias a good cause and ad vocates it with all his might. Uis addres ses, in mnnv respects txei-llent, and dis playing a good deal oi original genins aud not a little culture, arc often marred foar- fitlly by the obtrusion of slang phrases and low Inngnago, and one could not help wish ing that his better judgment had fold bhn to leave theso unsightly and repulsive tilings out. The sic<L sty of tho cultured lady may have bf en stacked, or the splen- ntic tnate of the literary epicure may have of trio Firo Company, the porliculars of which wc give below : — By t.’io new law the Firo Board, com posed of the Engineers and representatives from each company is abolished. Tilt committee of tlio Council on Fire, Water and G.is will advise with tho cngiucors and cmluct such business as was f>riu>:ily left to the B.>arJ. There will bo a Chief aud Assistant Engineer of the Brigade. The once sent for Sir. Ifowcll, V. S-, Pi iacston, wlio upon his arrival found that they had been poisoned. Although ho succeeded in rolisving tho majority of thotn, ono died, when a large quantity of tobaco and anti- mmy WAS fonnJ in its stomach. A reward of $10;) ia offered for the apprehension of the malicious perpetrator. ANOTHER VISIT.—la a short tim -, which will be duly advertised, tho great Canadian comedian, Cool Burgess, will give another •nlcitninment in Ingersoll. In connection with this, wo would hero say to our lady readers, go and bear him. His concerts nro entirely free from anything approach ing vulgarity, and bis imitations ore mirth ful io tho extrame. Wo tliink tho fair sex have as much right to a good hearty laugh excited by ti master artist in his profes sion, as the sterner sex, and would heart ily recommend them to go. THE WINTER HEAT.—A gentleman who has given much time to meteorological and nslrononical observations, but who has been diftdeol about publishing tho results of his study, gives Lis opoiniou that the great and continued rise in tho earth’s tempera ture during the pnsl winter and present spring is owing to iulousified combustion, which is progressing more rapidly than usual in tho aim’s almoiphcrc. Ho says that thoro is a perceptible increase in the average volume of sohr heat received dur- tog the three mmths ending Murah 1st, over sameperiol last year, and he predicts rm early spring, heavy rains, with humid hot summer. FIREMEN DirniNOxn.—O.i Thursday evening last the Steamer Fire Company 'held tbcii final mooting, and afirr the busi- noss was wound np, the members with their friends sat down to air oyster supper in the engine room. Mr. Lawrence Apple ton, Captain, occupied the chair. Speech es wore delivered by Mr. Jas, Brady, Mr. Daly, Mr. Sndworth, Mr. Geo. Walley, and ethers, interapersed with songs and toasts. The sympathy of the speakers was with the Fire Company, and the general feeling was that th«y had don* their best. The cause of the .delay in getting on a full stream of water was decidedly not tta fault of Iha firemen. When the supply of water in the stream was found to be insuf ficient, not a moment «M lost in getting the gates open at the mill, which was soma distance from the fire. DiaaRACKFVL ELOPEMENT.—The other day tho wife of Mr. J. B. McKay, of the North American Hotel, Woodstock, eloped with a man named Lorenzo All, a painter by trade, who bod been abont town for nearly two years. Th* Review says Ibal when Mr*. McKay Wt sho said she was going to visit a cousin in Loudon. The nun All had left about a week Dreviou*. From information received after his wife'* departnre, Mr. MeKay'* suspicions were aroused, and ho took the next train and followed hex w/*lwanL Ho went to Hie midane* of Lis wif*'* cousin, where sb* tho Hook and L id-I er Co. 2'). The Officers of iho companies will be a Captain and two Lieutenants to each, with three competent Engineers to work thn steamer. Tho Coinmittca on Fire, Water and Gas aro empowered to procure a team for the purpose of drawing the engine ami tho porf irmanco of other duties. CULLODUN.—The following is tho nnlit- ora’report of the Culloden Choc-Re M.innf.ic. luring Co.for tho past yc.tr:—Milk received, 2,005,771 Iba.; cheese tuinufacfurcd. 259. 977 lbs.; received for choose, 828,103,51 ; average price received for cheese, per lb.. 10 81-100 ets.; average lbs. milk to make 1 lb. cheese, 10 3-100 lbs.; average paid to patrons for 10 pounds milk, 8 61-103 cis. officers for 1878 :—George Ellis, President; James Williams, Salesman ; W. T. Scott, Secretary. ALL BEADY FOR SPRING AT THE JL'3T RECEIVED AT THE GOLDEN LION CLOVER SEED W A N T E D . 500 BUSHELS, JpOR which the bighent price will bet O'NEILL A CO/8.Ingeiwill. 1* IKFIL «s.J In all the Newest Styles, in English and American The Nobbiest Line hi the Mafket. , musses hlpdy to be potmaouat. and to Tb*y | prov* u a«iui«iUju to the anrraaa-i ng । . Cheese Factory FOB SALE OR TO BEST. QITUATE in thTCennty of Kent- kJ F„r fnntor ;«rttoiUr« spidy cither pcrormUly r litter to JOSEPH BbBEATS. tWcb 13,18TL _____ t£t-» CHEESE FACTORY -hk every Im Shi for Sale. Gentlemen, wc are ready and waiting for you* Come and get lirst choice. IS EVCHV t>ErAr.TMBXT. DRESS GOODS. FANCY GOODS. PRINTS, COLLARS. ETC. CARPETS & FLOOR OIL CLOTH. THE undenljoRand, knot, rille. TM ha>!M« oMiveulaixa s>«i JUST PUBLISHED ! ?ott free oa o< 8 cti* LB Barm fo r Sale FO Y R * nu S o A f L IW E , I -T a C ., V ne n ar h ly m a li l j l e d er J r m i p«B r<o1 i v s e 4 * New Goods just rucTtvctl. Bales Wall Papers, Borders, &c., jHsf received direct from the manufacturers, of all the new- designs, which we oiler »t very low prices, see ottr Stock of Wall Paper before buying elsewhere- innlieo toward none anil charity for all." wc wish the movement success, especially for the sake of so many who have become the slaves of n degrading and dangerous > h.ibit. Mr. Bine, we understand, left this morning by the early traiu for Stratford, NILESTOWN.—The annual meeting of the shareholders aul patrons of tho Thames Cheese Company was hold at the Hall,’ Nilestown, on the 27th of February. Mr. M. Sage, President of the Company, oc cupied the chair, ami E. S. Jarvis acted as Secretary. Tho following arc a few of the items of the report of last year, as road by Mr. Black,ono of the auditors,which was re ceived and adopted ;—Number of potinda of milk received, 2,285.019 ; from which was mulo 228,018 pounds of cheese ; amount received, $26,1'22,08. Tho nverage price per pound, 11 51-100 cents, and 11 w average amount of milk to mako a pound of chccss 10 1-50 pounds. The Directors elected for the present year are Messrs. N. Sage, J. Gilmour, C. McClory, T. Moore- house, E. S. Jarvis, W. Edwards and M. Haya. Al tho Directors' meeting held im mediately after, Mr. N. Sage was elected President, James Gilmour Treasurer, ard E.S. Jan a Secretary. BKOwxnvn-i-E.—The annual report of the Brownsville Cheese Manufacturing Company for lira year 1877, just closed, shows as follows r—5,749,990 lbs of milk were received, from which was mode 558, 854 lbs of cheese, equal fo a fraction over 279 tons, which realized $01,7-42.14, be sides 6,601 lbs sold to patrons. The aver age price per pound was nearly Ilf cents, and ihe average make was nearly 10j lbs of milk to a pound of choose. BurrERNe? FACTORY.—Tlio Butternut factory. East Zorra. reports 2.882,656 lbs. of milk received, producing 233,151 lbs. of cheese, and sold for 128,043. BMOHT FACTORY.—The shareholders of the Bright cheese factory mot last week to make anwngomenhi for the coming season. The Atiditon' report for the past year shows that 1,67*1,949 pounds of milk was received at ths factory, making 161,558 lbs. of diMaa, and bringing 817,268.77. Mr. M. Wuba mavod, seconded by Mi'. Walley, arid proves of the amendment of onr.elvcs tn eccure by oil lawful means the This resolution was supported by speech es by several inembots prosent and carried by an unnnimons vote. Aho Moved by Mr. H . Rowland, seconded Ly Mr. J. Gibson, and Rr.nlred —That thia meeting notices with nonnld, in intrnilncing in his place in parliament uii the 7th in*L, a national jrolicy having in view the welfare and odvaiiceincnt olour Domi'lion. Wc heartily eudor>c the movement and have mush pleasure in tendcri.ig the honorable gentlemen renewed confidence in him as our leader, and our unmeasured Ihank* for his patriotic and persevering efforts in placing the matter so prominently before tho JIOEX, BOSS.—Tn East Ntotwri, Oth In’tant, the wife of Ms. NATUKX UO» A uf * dityhwr. Wtt.KJNSON-—To We»l «xt»rd, Wh last-, the wife of DTED. DRANDER.- AtHongKonr, on the Uth J«n>»rr. Ite. JAMWI UAAXBHI, of Mixalufl. 8<-4IMH1. oftl>e ChM-tcnd and MerranUi* Haukvl India, Loudua nxl Chln», a^wl ST rem. McHCLKIN- In InsvnnU, lithW,,tl>« *iteofX*.r. (Kommcrrial. Cheese has remained steady in the Liv erpool cheese market during tho past week at G8J. JNGFRSOLL MARKETS. COKialAsIoB KcJ WbrM, per bushelWhite Wb«rt 8peii>< Wheat Priuw llarle Oils Bucknliiat J3STuroa- (Vrd. GEO. MAUGH AN & CO., 18 Thames Sfreut, Ingersoll. Wagons, Buggy & Goaf B ’O R S-AuJLE3. itera. The conduct of the women in HH»* nneeoounUble, M the and her husband bml al way* lived happily together. Mr. McKay is left with two yonag ebiadran,*ad he ba* lb* heartfelt sympathy of aR who know him, in the peculiar and trr mg post- ROSSTON Facroat.—The total amount of milk received at tho Rushton cheese factory, from the 1st day of May to tiw 81»i day nf October. Ih77, was 880,£MX) lb*., from which WM mtMiuftoltired 85,m Ibe. of milk for wwb pound of cheese nuun factureJ. Th* Macintosh Fliosphato Minos, in (he township of Redford, have now boon worked for almost seven yeans, uro yielding a largo quantity of phospiiate. Sumo people say that tho yi-ld ii the largest of any mine in Canada. Tho nroduct is said to bo on an average 75 per cent, of pure phosphate. From Ilie abstract of the receipts and disburse in euts of the village of Hcspelcr for the year 1877 wo find that tho total moots 9’2.391.20, leaving a balance ou hand of $711.51. This balance, when it is consid ered that tho rate of AMcMmenl last year was only one cent on tho dollar, is very handsome. ninny tbnu-ninl ca pi,iriii amt nnrnwtile inc’thtli c tli:i! inert’ Ilie in. Tn .lL'«ts”nio Uiln natural ayeeUTc compound, I Imo uiuHCl R Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. my own per«>»ut oWrvmlnn, At n el<w* vl»- ccrvcr. I have, nlilie wltnew-lnjr Its re-su1U In Ilie few #i>cc1al i1t«eu<’« inrl.lCTit to tli« teinr.iin orgnnDm of woman, ulnele-l it out a« «ho climax or crow ultiff urtn of my eirciimOawo, iiei Mn<Uy nn<l In Imrinonr WHh the Jnws wliieli govern Ibe hitualo nyMem. 1 Milling to stale mr repntall >n na a iihynMan. Nay, even more, w conihlcnt nm t that it will not <11 appoint Uio nimt Single inralhl totv TEE. If a italic conditionaj ton. enr«« taung <i inBl«a. Isearini n-iwn sen?srrin« l»iw***|ou, Delatin'. Do-imrateBey, hrealMnot Mi»rarrtaire, Clirwakj Conmillen. l«- BoinranGoa and Vtocmiinn ol p.c Uterus 1*P»- wcnaii WH mr.iUHied here. In all B®S»UOW* nt till* noiiire, Fsvorii* Pro-T-rUHlne work* eu r o-Uie marvel of sh« w orld-. Tsu nieUInln* I *tn «Wl oxU>l a e«r*-alt, tml II s.lmlrxMv luiatta n *iu«leno** ol pur- po««. heiHsauson jw^ivitoriUelii *Uchronic no* <U«ii>r noBOHkn. nase^ wn^ )• treats amatd R. ? PIERCE, 1.1, IW , BILL HEA DS I?QUAL to Lithograph. uHfj K t.Uddli.'hunnn *, CARDS, BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS, MEMORANDUMS, RECEIPTS, CIRCULAR*, DODGERS, T R IB U N E KOWLASD. Prep. Tenns ca»y Ur jartltilhr» ajffjy to IL CAMI’BELL, JR.,ZI«Stnlol), J»ru 9,1(731 CARD. TH b E u- ln su »s b « s h c c r r i e b t" e L r > , r c h c # ur r r ? ie n d g o f » u t i w r e M lm r. m E. i Ct M h S e'' prtinrtd by Mr. SUITS. V. H. SLAWSON. To Inventors A Manufacturers EirrA*Lfrttt» IKA. Gilmore, Smith & Co. AMERICAN A FOREIGN PATENTS. G2D 1'. St., Wankinaton, Ik C, re^u t ojsiitf p»ft DR. WILLIAM GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDIUM DOJT T Allow another tiny to MW \ Tms rAHSt IS os n u t WITH Aad CWnada Dairy Brpartcr. WEDNESDAY, MARCH »?, IS78. A PROPOSITION.. O c Orforb tribune, NY old subscriber obtaining one new subscriber for the Tninvsr, will have hi* subscription advanced three months; for two now subscribers, six monthi;and soon, throe inontlia for each new subscriber. Our subscribers could easily double our subscription. Will they take hold of tho matter! GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. TIME TABLE.•oixo VEST. mnxe m»r.t-Mchago to.......5.M a.m. A<wuiiii «taib>u..'i no a Aerommu<HUoii.lt.:U a.m. Allantk E x ..a Morning Kx......1.18 p.m. Day Kx................S.45|| r«i#e to ........iMn.lt Ex...........................5.»v Ae.-<Kn>n<d*tl<>n..8.0| ji.ni. New ivrk Ex...11.5*1 pBt-unhuxt to....!04a.in. , BlSim S ITEU5. THE OXFORD TRIBUNE is on sale a Woodcock's Singb copies of the TniarNB for sale at Dart d- Underwood's. KT Dry, Soft Wool for $1.25 per coni, at the Town Wood York £05 LS3ULATU3E OF 0MTARI9. The Ontario L gin tain re was pruroRaed an Thursday with all due regard to e- re- monyby tlie Limt.-Gcveruor. Ths follow- lowing sto tbo Bills assented to by bit honor, in the na ue of tbe Crowo I — An act icapeoliug certaiu daiusou Black Creek ....An not to sme id the ads relating to tin- Vioteri i By. C J. An act io oouflrm a survey ia the town ship of C Lulon.An act respecting the Water-Works al Brainptcn.An act respecting Water-Work* and to validate B. -law No. 213 of thu town o! 0 v.-n Sound.An net (o mu<n.l tbe Synod ami Rectory Salei Acts affaclid { Uis dioooao of Toronto.Au net rcspcctiug tho dvbtof the county of FroutenuC, anl to unike valid certaiu debentures of said county.An act to incorporate tho town of Har riston.An ret reanoating tin Princa Edward Co. lly. Co. ' An act resjiealing the Toronto Club. An act relating to the town of Peter borough.Au act io iucoiporMo tbe Arthur Junc tion Ry. Co. An net respooting tho Burnsi-le Lying- in-Hospital aud too Toronto General Hospital.An net to incorporate the St. Thomas Street Uy. Cr.An act to incorporate thoOnlaiio Ladies’ College.An act rejpoctiag the Himiltoa Girls' Homo. An not to consol id ate tho Debenture Debt of tho city of Ottawa. An net respecting tae city of St. Catha rines.An act to incorporate th a Wa.tcru Ui.i- rcrsilyof London, Out.An act relating to the Hamilton and North-Western Ry. Co. An act to cons dilate tho debt of Broc k THE OXFORD TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13,1878. THE QUEBEC nCBLATURE. rHOHOdiTION O? TUB U0G3E-TUB CLOSING JCMffB—COSiKBVATtVKS RKFCSE TO ATTEND ms HONOR. For Cheap Stoves at all the improved patterns go to G. A. Turner'*, Thames St. The London WakrAVurka Auicndmeut Act of 1878. . Furaitcre you must call at Murrey’s Em pariBm, Thxmcs street. 91 .. .Stove Pipe and Stove Furniture at G. A. Turner’ll, Tbaincx St. ..Coal and Wood Stoves in great, variety ...Freeh Bcrmtt'Iw T-miatoos and Fresh Banana's, just received it Dart A Under. Vruod'a. 218 Money to Loan at Lowest Hates. Apply to 0. C. Hagler* ... Fresh Tirti of all kin-ta. Butte, fresh and salt water, always oil hand at Dart i Underwood’*. 2l5'-tf 333.003 to Loan on itcrtsaeoi. soil certain lauds in Westuiinslor.An net to incorporate tho Gjorgiun B iy mid Welliu "tonally. Co. An act to aoab'e the Corporation of Leeds ami Grenville to s< 11 certain lands. An act to co dirtn sales mxdo by the Onley of Good T« iuplain.An act to iucirporain tho Eqnitablo lu- snranco Company of Hamilton. An act respecting tho Port Dover and North Norwich. Ao act to nine ml tho several nets relating to the Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway Company. Quebec, March 0.—His Honor the Lieu tenant Gav. aor proceeded in state this fif- termwn to prorogue tho Legislature, tho hour fired for prorogation being 0.10p.m. His ikonor made his appearance in the exceedingly hilllisnt Windsor uniform, al- m >st covered with gold laee, being avh nd- «d for the fl ret limo in public by Lia mw M nistere. Hi* Honor having taken Ms seat upon the Throne, the now Prexideut of the Council. the Hon. Henry Starnes, Instructed the GeniLtann Uslisrof the Black Rod to command, by order of Hi* Honor the Lieuten ant Gov.-rtier, the attendance of the geirt'o- incn of (ho Legislative assembly. Iu reply to this aummons, Me. Speaker Bamibien appeared at tho Lar of the House, followed by the members of the Asacmdly ruppurL ing tho new Government, and a crowd of *pectatoro,every member of the Opposition, inclmhug tho ex-Mh i ders, refusing, with the exc fplimi of Mr. Ma line w, who was the only Cjuservative present. The CL-rk of the Crown iu Chancery then rose and read from Lis place at the table the list of Bills pars'd by the L <gis!ainro, re- questing His Honor’s sanction thereto. Una last occupied c<inriJerablo limo in the rending, ami included all the Bills passed by the two houses during the present ses- s oi, with tlm exception of the new stamp tax Bill, which Ind been abandoned by the now Government, and tho Bill respecting (he Q. M. O. A 0. R. R., referred to here after. The Clerk of the Legislative Council then ann«nnccd.byorder,tliatnis llmi.the Lieu* tenanl-Gavcnor.in tho namo of Iler Majes ty .assert ted to the Bills. Tito till? of the railway Bill having been read, thu Clerk announced that tho Lieut.- G.»vernor.in the name of Her Majesty, re served the bill f<-r the signification *f the pleasure of II is Excellency tho G oven or - General.11 is Honor then rea l tho following speech proroguing tho House:-— Honorable gentlemen o f tlie LegirMnre Council; Gentlemen of the Legiela. tive Astembly,— Diing desirous of ascertaining in a con st i tut iu mil in aimer the feelings of the peo ple of this Province regarding tho present state of public affaire and the Ministerial changes which have just taken place, l am determined upon proroguing the Legisla ture of this Province, with tho view to it* dissnhilion at an enrly .late. I sincerely lirink that llio electors of this Province will in choice of their representatives,exhibit as much judgment ns patriotism to insure* Fur nearly a quarter of a con tn ry Dr. 8agn's Catarrh Remedy has lieen acknowledged by tIio people »" a positive cure for all catarrhs) affection*. Ite great popularity with phy«i- cians and patient*, together with Ite cons tantly Increasing sale, aiteat, in arguments stronger than word* ita haalitffl’ jiowor. If there Ira genenJor nervous debility and itn- poverished blood, Dr. I’iaroc's Gtrhlen Meili cai Discovery imonld be used in cmioeetroa with the the Catarrh Remedy. The following named parties are among fho tlmueahda who have been evrff of eatarrhby the use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy iA. F. Downs. Nrw Genera, p*. - D. J. Brown. St. Joseph, Mo- ; E. C. Lewis. R«t- land, Vt. ; Leri Springer, Nett fa Lake, Ohio ; Chsw, Nororop, North Chostorflrld, M0- • Milton Jones. Sci’b^ N. V. s J. MHler, Bridger Station, M ) J. C. Mcrrlan, Logan*poet. Jnd. | M. M. I out T/ogansparfa. InJ. ;’J. W. Bailey, Ticmotl* I’n. ; H. B. Ayres. IA Porto. Ind. t Jessie if. Bear*. Ft Branch, Ind.} L. William*. CnntoiG • W. A. Thayer, Onarga, 11’. s 8. R. L 'chol*. Jr., Galveston. Tex. ; Jono* F. Reii.^. StofinsviHn, Pa. IS. W. Lusk, McFurlanu, Wia. , JohtTxmr Wiliam*, Hebalok, Ohio ; Mrs. M- A. Currey. Trenton, Tenn. । J. C, Joslin, Keene, N. H. ; A. J. Cas; er, Table Itock, w . Vs. ; Izmis Andres, Gaysport, Ohio s C. H.Chase. Elkhart Ini. ; Mrs. Henry HaightSan Franei«*. Cal. ; Mrs. E y. fialhisha. Mwrenccvill, N. Y. iW. J. Graham, Adel Iowa: A. O. Smith. Newnn. Ga.; Chit*. E. Rise, Baltimore. M<1. ; Jesse M. Sears, Carlisle, Ind. ; Dan'! B. Miller, F t Wayne. Ind. ; Mr*. Minnie Arnaise. 2W Drtancy Street, New York ; H. W HaB. TTiuting, Mich. : Win. F. Marston. Lowell. Mo”. ; I, W. Rnlrart Marienpa, Ariz. ;ChM. 8. DeInnoy, Harrisburg. Pa. ; M. C. Cole, I/>wdl, MASS. ;Mrs. C. J. Rpurtin, Camden, Ala. : Chas. F. Raw, Fredericktown, Ohio ; Mrs. Lucy. Hunter. FArmingto III. ; Capt. E. J. Spaulding. Corny Stambaugh, Wyn. : J. W, Tsicy, Steamboat Rnck, Iowa. ; Mrs. f.vdia Watte, Shush an. N. Y. : J. M. Peek, Junction City. Mont. ; H<-nry Ebe. Bantas. OA1. ; L P. Cummings. Rantoul. Ilk ; S. E. Jonos. Charleston Fonr Corners, N. Y. : Geo, F. Hal), Pncldn Cal. ; M m. E. Bartrie, Sterling, Pa. ; H. H. Fbon. 0IS Penn Street, Pittabnrgh, PA. ; .1 P . Jackman, Samuel's Depot Kv, ; Henry Zorbrist, Genera' N. Y.; Miss Hattie Parrot. Montgomery, Ohio ; L Ledbrook, Chatham. IB. ; S. B. McCoy, Nash port, Ohio ; tV. JV. Warner, North Jackson, Mich. ; Miss Mary A. Wtnne. Darien. Wia. ; Joon Zeigler, Carlisle Springs, Pa. : James Tompkins. St. Cloud. Minn. : Enoch Duer. Pawnee City. Neb. ; Joseph T. Miller, Xcnin, Ohio : R. R. Nichols, Oalvos- ton, Tex. : If. L Liinl. Upper Alton, III. ; John Dari*, Prescott. ;M*a. Nancy Grahnm, Forc»t Cove, Oreg. SPRING 1878, ------AT THE------ OXFORD EQUSE, WHEBB THE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS BUY THEIR D RY GOODS. Try the VAIUM now offered nt ‘M l «’ WHITE con^^s-N FACTORY COTTONS—New, SHEETINGS—New, SHIRTINGS—New, TICKINGINGS jw —T0WELUX08, New—DEXIMS, New -DUCKS, New—BROWN LINENS, &c„ kc. Exahan^c And Loan Office, opposite Market Ingersoll. ... Fresh Halibut Yarmouth Bloaters and Biecoc Herring at Dart .t- Under wtoul's. 215t( "wood « for Fresh Fish.2)3 I’rometo perspiration in colds and chills with SAXFURD'S JAMAICA GINUKB. ...All parties indebted to the Dominion Shoe Store, are rcqncsteil to wttlc their of certain imu Assembly created by the acceptance of oilice ot Messrs. July, Bnchand, Marchand ■rtl> Hastings R si.id c .11 n’.y to provide fur the payment of the same. An net to incorporate tho Saageou Volley «y>Henry Scarrow to An act respiting the Whitby and Purl An act wsprctini; the Toronto and Ottawa The gon.-1 nl elections will probably take place in May. TH E W A R The epizootic basnpptared among horses io Hamilton. This. McCormick, of CulcliMler, La« lost a valnnldo cow from murrain* Rai!mad ties bring from 33 to 40 cents each in Leamington. During tho last snow 3.550 saw Inga were drawn to the South Woods mill, Leamington. Capt. John B. Cdldwell died nt Malden wns n native of Amhcrrtburj;. John Connell, of Anjherxtbitr",lMt week, bad seven hogs poisoned by some party unknown. Two died. During tho past season five Chntlinm buyers purchased 7.38(1 h«g«. representing 1.579.80o lbs.; these cost $72,OSO,40. added to Colli ng wood Meeliani^’ Institute. The tolls for the year of the Amberstborg and Malden gravel rond wrro leased to Pat CARPET DEPARTMENT Barter & Sills Bot to «nnour»» to tks yiblk nl fortrand and our. r^uuduig cvunltf thM lutiux purchased ■ S P E C I A L GIVING UP THE TRADE IN THE GREAT VARIETY W®Ms Fur early Spring Wear—Choice Selections, Elegant Designs- - CHEAPEST E V E R OFFERED. NEW TWEEDS FOR SPRING, NEW COATINGS All very Spicey and Extraordinary Value. Stock Complete The undersigned having decid ed upon relinquishing the CAR PET DEPARTMENT of their busi ness, will offer the whole of their Magnificent Stock, consist ing of Tapestry, Brussels, 3-ply Wool, Super 2-ply Wool, Super and Common Union, Hemps and Druggets, Mattings and Floor Oil Cloth, etc., at NET COST for CASK ONLY. NO Goods will he charged at Cost Price. GRAND BARGAINS, And a rare opportunity will be given to those intendiu^ to fur nish their houses for the Spring. This is no put up trick to catch customers, as any one can tell by an examination of Goods and Prices. In connection with the above, xvc have opened out a New Stock in Lace Curtains, Embroideries,Fancy Goods. Millinery Mantles, Dress Goods and Silks, Magnificent Now HOIKS Tinr xro tw«|«r*d tn noerto ill erdara tor UuderUMitt. Cob, Caskets Si fails OF EVZSY DESCRIPTION. Handsome Palls fo r Coffins-, Abo tor Hone* without extra ciui^s. FU1IEBALS T O M AIKHJU BY ONE OF THE FIRM. BARKER & SILLS Ingerwfl. Feb. IS. 1S78. BOOKS. 11 MY PET BOOK.” M Y OWH BOOK.” ■'M Y PRIMMER:: ’HE PRATTLEi: BEA U TIF ULL Y IL L U S TH A TI D GEO. MAUGHAN* * CO., Ingenolb FuWIshcd by lluroae Bao*., Toronto.IngeraoU. Jan. !. 1878.six J . F . M O R R H Y Negotiation!! nro being rnpidly pushed ALL FRESH FOR THE COMING SEASONFJR SPLENDID BARGAINS, ington, Corn her & St.Clair Railway.COME TO THEcollection.An Inspection Respectfully Solicited. JOHN McEWEN & CO UNDERTAKERIngersoll, March 6, 1878.220 N E W D R E S S G-OODS, Art »ct lu iucrorpuratc the Toronto Stock N E W D R ES S GOODS, the Post Office. An net respecting the Stratford and Huron ll iilway ComMnv. bury East, Raleigh, and Romney. An net respecting tho Toronto nud N An act to ineorpura 0 th • Brant Mew oriul Association. Au act respecting the Galt and G.ulph E r’in correspondent says :—Even the patch says that it has been arran department of tiro High School. Ontario. tho City of Toronto,WONDER OF MODERk TIMES. ’00 Arrm or «OLD tv n c rtin* or str* McBAIN Au net tc confirm the Revised Statutes of Ontario. An net respecting the Mara time Court ol Ontario. nt 'bilizaliim - 1ms been taken or that an tores are cured by a new xcicu Citic and effect- Cud proew, amt a care warranted in every 221-tf WARREN HARRIS. SU" Insure in the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. Cap ital $3,300,000. Losses paid §20.000,000, 0. F. Chadwick, agent. ‘J 10 es- Remarkable cures, el rcrh’us long stand- taonth, notice of which svos given in the Vlubr. 203-31 gz~ Fof Fire, Life or Marine Insurance, apply to 0. E. Chad- wick. Office ouer the Post, Office* ~‘-4» . .Cheap Stoves nf the best makes and kinds #S~ If you want to Borrow Money on Mortgages, apply to C. E. ChaGmicR. Office over of Canada. v Rai •Sultan t<> tho Czar, as well as a ratification one of I heir lodges in active one ration. Tho receipt® of the lulntid Revenue De- Last past^amounted to 973,228.49 which they iLteud making into Hour bar- none were received fur that length of time. Tho Maryborough Council have granted 925 to snnpleinnut the grants made by Pe-1 and Dravton D' be expended in gravel ling on tho Townlino between Bosworth and Stirton.HEARN & IXO aiNXXXL XALXX IX HOUSEHO URN1TURE. COFFINS, CASKETS, SHROUDS. V KGIT IN STUCK cn to lunenlx.l J. F. MORREY. •’A word fitly spoken is like Apple* of go’d in picture* of ailvcr.” When this body bo- cornea diseased, the mind is thereby necessari ly influenceri. National wars. State itlMen- sians, neighboihnod broils, tail family differ- ences, are mare frequently UiftnUtiicrwise tho result rd diseased and disordered constitu tion*. When the body ia suffering, the mind, acting in eymnathy, will become irritated and perplexed. When the physical system is in health, the tniiid perceives thing*in their tnio light, and tho disposition Msninus ft Very dif ferent phase. Nothing more directly tends to destroy the happy, cheerful disposition of a Woman, and render her (Kevish, nervatM, and fretful, than a constant endurance of uterine tiou of game and fur bearing auiin.ib. An act to amoud the Mccbauijs’ Lieus act. An net for tho protection of insectiverons and other birds tieneficial to ngricnlturo. Au act respecting the assessment rolls of the county of Oxford. An net to amend tho law respecting High Schools.An act to prcecrvo th a forests from des truction by fire. An oct to extend tho Religions Tnstitn- tions Act to tho Church of England in On tario. An net to ninentt tho law respecting fore the Siib-Committco of tho Hungarian l>«-h-gnli'in, oi Sunday,stigmatized the po licy of Seriviaas aiming at aggrandize ment. mid joopardixiog tho interests of Austria and Hungary. ro* ret Building Societies. An act respecting the Magistracy. Au net to amend (be Asieseniant Act. An act respecting the registration of Railway Aid Scrip. An net to amend tho Revised Statutes respecting Ditching Water coursea. HiwdCTe. The disease* peculiar to woman An AAectt lt«o ggiivvee fhinnaaulilt y to Voters’ Lists take away the elasticity and buoyancy of health" ani^ )lir riher purposes.... 1 _ t.. V _ i.l ...... _1 - .... ......... 1. Ar, nr*t in flipxuul reduce her b»dy and mind to a mere wreck. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is. a rml pearrmalrr in a fsmily. No wo.uan suffering from uterine disorders can aford to be With- An net to atuoud the Lino Fences Act. The Pli.l.S Purify the Blood, correct all MACAULAY’S out this remedy. Tho Favorite rresuriptinn •area unnecessary doctor bills, orevente divor- toes,wards off aniride*, bring* back buoyant, joyous feeling*, res tores the woman to health, atul her family to happiness. It « sold by al druggist*. An act to make certain ainandinents in tho Revised Statutes.An act respecting Union School Sections. An act respecting investment* in Tile Drainage Debenture*. An act to amend tho License Act and for other purpose*. An act respecting Bridges in Villages. An net respecting Aid to certain Rail ways.DeMta*’ Ueslrk leap. Having obtained the agency of tbia Crie- (■rated -----" -“J -••- some of nur beat juxiple immounra MUS. K1.SW. MIS* BHADT. IjdendM offer. Th* regular an kauri ption pries ol Serik- Ker’s Monikly i* H , and of Si. Kichoku is Sole Agents, Ingersoll, Ont.Insersall, Jan. 30, 187«. 21G HORRIBLE SUICIDE AT BRIGHTON. Itollitfc the elolhee t» entirely un- very little robbing l« needed. I without It. M1W. HuVT.I bare no Mdtalton In raying that no JuMMekceper give this »a*p ana trial, so that they may know haw gold the beat soap in the United Stataa «. J. M WILSON A CO., Brigton, March 12.—Jsmes Alexander, a farmer, residing about a mils out of this village, committed enicide this morning by first cutting each arm, and afterwards his throat, with a razor. An inquest was held by Coronar Fyfe, when Hie evidence went to show that deceased had just finished ebaving. His dsnghter ho badjnsi sent to tlje barn, who was there feeding* iamb. The mother sent her bick again. When she eame to the door she found blood, and went back to her mother and teld her that she thought her father bud done something wrong. A neighbor was colled, and effected an entrance through a window, when he found the deceased lying against the door in a j»ool of blood, and quite dead. Deceased Corso am years bad been suffering from disease of the heart, and for the lest few inouilia pax been quite desponding. He was 55 years of age, highly respected, in dustrious, and very temperate in hi>- baLito, Ha leaves a wife and two grown up daughters. expected to ratify tho treaty on Saturday or Sunday. Th« Grand Duke Nichola* lilegrnplied to the Czar that ho will return t<> St. I'eterslmrg imm<-dint>ly after lie litis visited tho Stillnn. The Czar replied de siring him to remain. Tho Porta appoint ed one Konwiandjiiui ns political agent in ftttendnuco upon tho Grand Duke: ENGLAND AND THE EAST London, March II.—-Trustworthy pri vate advices from India, state that tho Mohiunmotans are greatly excited in con- sequence of the overthrow of Turkey. Ser,- inus trouble is apprendod unless tho Gover- inonl takes anli-Rnsaian action shortly. It is bslioved that 20il,000 Moslem volun teers to serve against Russia, could ba raised without difficulty. (Ixmdon, March 11—In the Ilo^se of Lords, Deity said he considered it'fooliah to go into the Congress unless it ''bad real, not nominal, power ofdsaliug with mature, before it. London, March 12, 0 a. n#.—The aril reports that all homeward bound men- nf-war have been ordered to be detained at Malta, to strengthen tho fleet in Eastern waters. A Paris correspondent stales that France and England have agreed to make joint in tervention iu tlie affairs of Egypt. Both Powers have addressed remonstrances to Tho OIXTMRXT is the only reliable remedy tor l>»d Irgx, Old Wound.,Sore, and Vlcera, nl hi.trexer lone rtandlnj. For lirunchllla. Diphtheria. C>uzh». C.lds, O"Ul, KlicunialiMu, and all Skm BEW A R E OF NEW 1'OHK COUNTERFEITS. Sparinux linltitlxnt nf " II >llaww‘« Pills and Olnt- Druzxi,l•■ »’«n with ON THE PREMISES. Having secured the services of Miss MARTIN, a first-elase Mantle linker, customers may rely on being well served in this New Branch of our Business rill sand to rabacribwr* both Serlbrtfr * and the Oxford T»IBB»«.For 13 we will send io ■Bbeeribers bath £i. Niahobu and the Oxford Taniis a. Thwe ore tbe best of their efoee psblsibed in Ute United States, n 8eribn«r'» being supported by a staff of the abla^ writers in Amoriea, is a first.elan iterary DrodneiioB, while St. Niekolaa is egaoJIy talttsbto u a “Young Folk*' tiabeeriplion* should bo loft at this office SowmanviHo, OnW, Nov. S, 1875.Mrsara Reth W. Fuwle aud Sows, Boston : GeaUemen.— 1 have be«H troubled with bL^ding ot the lungx for a long Lnue. About twe yean ago I took a severe cx4d which made my lungs very sore, bat after uxing me bottle of WIHTAK'S BAUUM or WILD UHXMKY the pain *»d eoa^h dtaaopaarrd and have not troubled me.sioesL '1 believe the Hdxxm is the Khdliva and offered fa send official.1, to luvaitigate Ilie finana&i Austria has alto shown ooliciludu about Egypt. The ques tion may came under the consideration of Congrea*. The Port saya meaanret mail be token to prevent the Dardanelles end Bulgaria from beooming Rusaian property. Tendon, Mar. 11,—The Timet contends Uiat R-jsata mual submit every one of the peace condition* to the CongreM, not ex cepting the indemnity dattse. " She Ima no right," e*ys the article, l< to be dictator ever Turkey. Tho Great To were did not Invite her to moke war, or give her a com- miixion to replace the Govern man t in any way aha might think fit.” Tbe Timet aleo ealogiie* Ilie Govern ment's action in bringing for want the Greek claim«. ‘• No decirionit oay*'ao patriot ic and for-reeing ha« been taken by tha Cabinet in many a day aa the step proposing that Greece xlmil be represented at tbe Coo- ferejnee- It recognize* that the old state at thing* eannot be reetored^sd that the be*i material* for reptariog Rare to b* found io the HeUtni* rec« ” rnUE TRIBUNE la full of intemtin" X slid vpiey reeding mstler. Thoeo ebo kx«e been taking il in U>e i*i>l find il • neccMUSy II contain* general ne«x from ell part* nt the world, end lie luexl eoluninx are n vy w«k ailed with epicy, readable, and neexey iuuiaDa.ryn>c» cannot dn veil without it M the report ot the C1>ee*e Markets and vthw Dairy 1 Irani ar ludlxpcinaUe to Ibew. T E E M S s fl. ROWLAND. Yoara truly, JOMK BCRK. M centa and |l a IwUk. Sold by .l«*krs I«ua ofl e raster' name under Ura & C>.. kidaj for a Tl.'« pc<m»», tlw l«i(er to decchx pni, <mblu»h- Inrly caution the public In the small books <d<Hrcctlmis Vu^ruiiuloui DeAlen obtain them »t very lew price* nnd sell them to the public In CAiiadx M my gcuulre t*ille and Ointaaent.1 «i-i rarntitlv and reipeeUully appeal to the CTerty to Mothen of Kundiei and other Ladle*, and to Ine 1'ublk generally id Britlih North Am.-rica, that th*y rirfard etm l, London, thru are the Cvnnltr* Kwh Pnt and Ites «f »h« Gtnnlna Modldacs. b»W UK BritM Gjternnunt Stamp, with the vonla " ifokVe • »r'a PILLS >v»Oixnravr. tesaos." encrared therein. <>» the Libel is the addie a, 533 Oxford Street, L-udoti,here alone they are nui>nl<u-turcd US' i’xrtioe wn-> m iy he d :tr ui lod ig anuri>-ue •• llollway'e Pills »'vl ««iny Cnuine nuke, »h*ll on e-tnimunlvalln-^ the |«*lkulxrt me, be xiuj^y icinunerateJ, Mid their mince u*i«r divulged. aigocd.THOMAS HOLLOWAYLondon, March 12,1878.tti C A T A R R H ! FOR TEN TEARS. M MAS THAT »MXX I WXXT TO HUT I WIKXIHT I MilDAL C.W1I BW HEARN 8s MACAULAY Ingeraolk March 13, 1878. A .T T E I T T I O N ' Look to your own Interests ^NCE OFSou KUHCTKX Ingersoll, Ont,. C. P. H A L L , WATCHMAKER A JEWELLER. 1 V E B Y L O W 1 The best value in BOOTS and SHOES, ever shown Ingersoll, is uow being offered at “ NONSENSE l—Uleo of jour Cwslft-jUni*! eatkruh BELLE 1H> IN A D V A N C E . T. J. U UAniMNO, BBOCKVILI.E, OST., AGbST FOR THE U0MIS10S.Xu-j. u, un. m • mi o n im, AT THE CHINA TEA HOUSE. in tatfsMBimlCte Store 1111 2 0 0 0 P a i r s s N e w G oo ds Just opened, which have been purchased at bottom prices. W inter Goods closed out at a sacrifice. ALL GOODS SOLD FOR CASH ONLY. Remetnbef the New Cash Boot and Shoe House, nearly opposite the Chr&nifiB Office. WM. .4. G K O M W EL L, ntrr’A M*rvb u i87«. LtNTEU IIEIIIS. FIIUNTED al the TnmiKt Grrtt-ff e^ual to UthegTOBby, end «»T«e. IMta. K._<v— !»). U.I rl.M ■j.arUKevw. VISITIG CMKD8, r e CIRCULARS. yrOTE aixl Letter C sn«hra p two Mt •* IXMI’I s«Htall ana «M IM spec WM. | OXFORD TRIBUNE Janahn gairp gtporicr WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13( 1878. THE SHAMRB&K. Tho following liuea on the Shamrock WIN compared by a blind girl reeiJing io 4M oity uf Qurk And tkh the modest violet', hue, Or queenly tulip filled «l th dew. That gro*n not on a branch or tree. But in the great D'AJS merrily, Tia In sad's uaUre shuuruck. And teich the mlculrwi'. harp U> Svctl, WUh- prake uf Ireland’s Shamrock. Tbo mnbleia of our faith divine, Whkh blast St. Fatrick m«J« to shins, And which shalt lut aa Jong as lime. They decked ll.cbanunn of oar vhteb. So puwsrtul It the bbsmnxk. Thu muas implied with words of prais., To writs In many a glow,ns phase, And sing In powerful thrilling lays. necessary for the devatopmeat of .the fasten. It must be borne in mind, hov. ever, that the quality of water sometimes baa consid erable influence on the yield of milk. Water foul with decompMing organic matter, may injure the general health of animals, and to decrease the secrelion of milk ; while viator, in itself harmless bat possessed of a rfiaagree- *We taste, often acta injuriously on the yield of milk,‘becauso the animal will not drink a sufficient quantity of it to promote a full lac- teal secretion. Partly for the same cause, water whose temperature is too low, is apt to reduce the yield of milk, because cows will drink only a very moderate quantity of it aven when specially thirsty, while the pre cess of digestion is retarded by the introduc tion of very cold water iuta the stomach. Experience goes toprove that tba best tem* I^roture of water for stock, is that which is pretty uniformly mainfcuucd in a Well of mod erate depth. From these facta practical dairymen, and indeed, all interested in dome# tic stock of all kinds, should draw the lesson that cows and otter animals, to yield the best returns, must be provided with an abundance of pure water, easily accessible at all times. Dancel's opinion may.alro be, M a rule, accepted : that the quantity of drink habitually consumed by a cow is a valuable teat of her worth as a tnilk producer ; and hence, that an animal that generally drinks aa unusually small quantity of water—say 27 quart, per day—is necessarily a poor milker.—Rural Xtw i’orker THE OXFORD TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1878. BURIED ALIVK.—A tf r.Dnvis of Modto^’ a short time ago, while shaving1 ’al' backward upon the floor, and was P*0’ nouuced dead. As bo had expressed (ears that he might be buried olive. tli<- body kept severs! days in the nonM and car< fid‘v wntebed. The trm>ins ware finally buried at Mahten. After the furarul the widow • nd her daughter, who reside in diffi-reM bonses.on a certain night dreamed that de- ceased was buried alive and was, trying to rolcaev himself from the cravo. They told their dreams to each oilier,itiid finally caus ed the k'rovB to bo opened. To the horror of nil (lie corpse wan found lying on its aide, nnd ilio U'p nt Ilie cnsket broken, showing Hint the mnn had made sireuuuiw efforts to escape death by so [focal ion. Mark Twain nnd his fniuilv nre going to Europe in April, and io loud to pass- The wuli-r tnolor man, Kedey, has fimilly gone into bankruptcy. For three DR PIERCE ’S STANDARD REMEDIES NATURAL SELECTION. vouiliwfo* Uiritt iml :>«riMtil;ty. Does nut the ranio priiirllila Ri vern «h« cornui-ireml proiporiiy «it m»u ? An interior latniot suj^ntOs * supvrlor srtlde. i:y reaiin of superior merit, t>r. Fisics'j Mandanl: Mcdl- clne< liars outrivaled all others Their eala In the Lidled Htatcv ahmo exceeds one million dollar) per ar.- nutu. while the amount excelled tool# upto Moerel IxLb tian iluiot merit. SWW EVIDENCE, The followtna Cure la probably tho moat ira- preparation for the treatment of Catarrh i head, Mia1 b:l .i temple, dizxy■nd nlcrraled rapidly In mJ head anj'Uiroal that I could not keep them free. Frequently at night I would »nrln» ont ut tied. Il teemed to mo, at tho point of tulTocatlon. I would then have recourse to every meant in mr power Udltlodgc the mucui from my throat and lie fl beforeIng ablelotlecpiiKalri, Fur n period of tlx yetrt my toniOt were ulcer tied and to much Inflame., umt I could with dimculty twallow. 1 noally ccntalled as eminent O P. H A L L , AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED ESTEY ORGANS. Ingersoll, Oct. 31. 1877. B **!«* chance to raoxo mouev.I " I I I 11 Wa I>ea<l a |>er»on III erery wwn I 11 | I I B t« take rot«npUona t-a ths Bae 'W raw | largest, clieapost and beat IDus- 1 , 'reted family pubUcnttm In theI,’ctn'n<’ ,a "treovafnl agent. Tho ThJtri™?.1 U .1/ “rt Klreofroeta subacrilicra. ne prise Is so low that alm nt everybody subscribes. Ono snout retain, mOin.. ..... BUI. I.. . HARDWARE r p IIE hubHcriber ba» mticb pleasure in JL direction aUcnUon to ibeir LARGE STOCK or IBS’ M M , NEW ADVERTI8EHENTS. THE “WHITE” t li n Alb a foraixn sky io roam, Andln • foreign dime uukuewn, How dear he lores the Shamrock. When, ou the feast of Patrick's day. He kneda within the church to pray J'orbviy Ireland, faraaay. He feels fissia youth's genial ray. While gaEnx on the Shamrock. tin bdshtal gem, or rarest flower, Tint dwells within Iha Bhamrotk. The faithful frieudi, the cherished few. He left to cu-I the Shamrock. Land of the west, my a at Ivo Wo, Bay hast tn's lore upon thee smile, la pace, and love, Mid harmony, And knit lb. bond, of unity— Thu. pray thy children fervently, §,griniliural INFLUENCE OF WATER caxsfMED nr cows ON THEIR YIELD OF MILK. C. G, RinS-—Will tho Rural please ex- pl*iu what influence, both as regards quantity milch cows hua upon their yield of milk 1 ANS.—Experience has told not only practi cal dairy win hut every observant cow-keeper, that when cows arc fed on a diet containing A good deal of water, their yield of milk is Ltx-- tjian when their food contains but little moiaturo ; and every summer furnishes a met. titudc of instances proving that cows shrink rapidly fit their milk in dry, hot weather, when water is scarce and the animals do not get their usual supply. But although it has long been known that an increased secretion of milk follows the cousumptiou of an unu sually large quantity of water, it has been very often assumed, that a thinner and poorer quibt^of milk is then produced, amLtbat the increase iu quantity consists diapropor tionatcly of water, 'lie experiments of Dan cel, however, as communicated to the French Academy of Sciences, repeated and extended with greater precautions by Stohmann, goto prove that this assumption has but little foun dation in fact. Dancel states that when he gave cows from 20 to 25 litres of bran mosh instead of the ourresponding amoout of dry bran, the auitnals still drank the usual quantity of water and gave from 14 to 10 litrei of indk par h<md instead of the ordinary yield of from 10 to £4 litres, without any depreciation either in tho quality of tho milk or in that of the hut- tornado from it Similarly, by inciting tho animals to.drink largo quantities of waler by the adtninistraliou of salt, an increased socre tion of milk was produced, and milk that WM yielded under this water regimen, having been carefully analyzed as tests chemical and physical properties, was declared be of good quality—a decision confirmed by tli• ex cellent butter obtained from it. It was Dan- cal's opinion that on observing the relative appetites for drink iu a number of cows, and the quantity of water ucually consumed by each member of a herd io the course of twen ty-four hours, aud comparing thia quantity with that of the milk produced, the inference is inevitable that the yield of the milk is io direct proportion to the quantity of Water ab- •orbeA His experiments, however, were not conclusive as to whether this increase in quantity was at the expense of its quality, as he made m> special examination of it with a view to determining this point. It wax reserved for Stobmanu, by experi menting upon goats at Holte, to afford clear proofs that au increased supply of water is followed not only by a larger yield of milk, but also by an increase in its dry constituents. Moreover, at the aunc time he took of the in fluence of an extra supply of water ou the bodily conditions of the animahi. From an atudyau of the incn»SBd yield of milk pro. dneed under the stimulant of an unusually twge cousaniption of water, the appetite for which bad been artificially provoked, M well as from tho quautitativa determination of its enutitaaut parte, it appeared that the in crossed aceretiou Wai not due to on unusually large proportion of water contained in it, but to an- aalnal increase of all ite constituents. In other words, t^e eompwition of tho extra Utge qpaatity of milk yieldiod in the three days during which the experiment lasted, cor reloaded almost exactly with ite coraposi- tion tmmediaXeiy before and immediately KEEPING PURE-BBZD STOCK. ‘Many farmers have made the mistake of trying to keep and breed & herd, or flock, of pure-bred animals, aud liave, through their failure, brought discredit upon each stock. Pure-bred stock, M a rule, arc uot profitable for farmere. They eost too much : no farmer can jffurd to pay $2^000 to $3,000 for a herd of 10 pure-bred cowan They are used to care ful tending and high feeding, and their pro duct fa no greater than the average of good grades of these breeds. We.know of no herd of pure-brcff animals in existence, that would pay ita cost of purchase and keeping by its product of tnilk, flutter or meat alone ; it is only by the sale of animate for breeding that the profit in made. But admitting this to be true, pure bred stock are not for this reason to bo considered ‘ of less value. If wo have uot the pure stock, how can we procure the grades, whieh arc fouud so profitable ’ Grades, of high character, ore the most profitable fanners’ cows. Expcrinuo proves this bo so in every case. A most notable instance of it is found in the head of Mr. Thomas Fitch, of New London, Don,, who has been engaged in crowing the Jersey upon every other breed, including what are known as 'Giative ” COWA for more than 30 years. This breeder keeps a herd, of choice pure-bred animals, descended froiq the old.faeliioncd importations, made when the butter product was mnre thoneht of, than black points, solid-color, or other fancies, for the propose of raisins grade cows of largo prodreing capacity of rich butter. Probably no breeder in the country lias liccn more sqtcciufo] in hie line, and his success fa an cxanilds for faimera, which proves that it fa lies11<« choose one breed with which to im prove his native stock, to adhere to that, gradually grading np lifa herd, and selecting only (he beat to breed from. One pure bull, which may eost $250 to $300, will sire, during his vigorous period, nt least 50 claves, thus addinga small trifle to the cost of each over that of a calf from a common scrub bull. By ad hering to one breed, tin re is a certainty of arriving ata definite result very soon; but the too frequent habit of eh wgins every two or three years, no satisfactory rcsnlt is R.-iined. and after a life time of futile effort, the far- uiunt-y, and tiow Ihry uro likoly to receive little in return fot ilkir foulisli credulity. The premise “Lifa of Burns,” by Mr. George Gilfillan, of Dundee, will probably see tho light iu April. Mr. GiHilluti has iucorporated in bis work Ilie discoveries regarding the famous Glenruidt-l MS. and also as to Eurua' capacity and charac ter ks nn exciBetunn. Josh Hillings, olbeiwiseMr, Show, is fix feel high, with the face of a Now Eugland farmer, with deep-set gray eyes, with great winking capacity fit times of jest, a hooked nose, mid a mouth of expresBien, I’ho face is indicative af strong common seme, and it is framed inn fall head of long, wiry, iron-gray huir. It is liny who glorify God who shall enj.'y him ; they who deny themselves who shall not bo denied; they.who labor on earth, who shall rest ill hetiven ; they who hear thev crof« who shall wear li e crown ; they who seek to bless others, who shall be blessed. It is not darkness tho Christian goes io at dentil, for God is light. It is not tomli- nesf, for Christ ia with him. It is not au unknown country, for Jesus ia there; and there tho vast country of the just nude per fect, who shall be one with Inin in tho fel lowship and blessedness of heaven forever. The true grace ol silence .over pprings from a ronawod heart mid a disciplined mind. To cultivate it effectually we must forget ourselves; forget our pride mid sen- Bitivcuess; forget ns soon ns spoken tho wounding or entd words wo canuot al wavs gscape. and remember only tho example our Lord baa left Ha, of patient, micum- plaining silence in llio very presence of lbs ti> rcesl calamity and rnge. C a ta rrh R e m e d y C a ta r r h R e m e d y Its Caret extend oerr n pert/xl of 20 yearn. C a t a r r h R e m e d y C a ta rrh R e m e d y Carn by its 3IIIJ, Soothing Effect. C ata r rh R e m e d y Caret “ Cold hr Head ” end Catarrh AX OPEN LETTEIt. IT SPEAKS FOB ITSELF. RocxrosT. Mat)., April i, 1S77. j.” “ inbiilnc--tubes.'' intervals I would .mi! Miuir,' BOYS AND GIRLS, DO YOU WANT A PAIR OF SKATES’ IF TOV DO, SEND TO THE WITNESS OFFICE, MONTREAL, work and S'- ¥10 worth of sulucriben- to tho name* and money Co the "WITNEi Montreal, and you wnl receive a pair • t I worth 42.75. by return mall. If you rend of aubscripUoin you will reecuo a pai public il>«riplioi» to any of the rill receive a pair ot Cans- OVER 400 PAIRS OF THESE SKATES W ERE G IVEN AW AY CvUlpiCtC ill nibble Iwx. iatt*factlon. J pun ioarthl In in my throat c.mscd by tho porionous mao ping down from my bead nad so Irritated aud ,c>y I'lngalbstl coughed taeeasantly.—odern. nili. Meanwhile myarstem began <0 show tho I tills dUcaac. ao thut 1 lost flesh, gre w pule, andshowed every symptom of xnexrtydxMh •>“ COMW tlon. When matters had reached this Slav.or about tlx months oxo. 1 began iho use of SANTOED'O HAUICIL CUU roBCaTAXBU. After mine Iho flrat hottie 1 be- can to Improve rapidly. The Ertl doso seemed toclcar riiy bead us I bn«l nut known It to bo for yosrs. It ...m.n ^rA.hialiv to arrest the dlsebanr* *. It tinr/ocdr.y cwgn in mere “sg, ,1/ usu « i, Mreduced IDs Inflaaiurtllon and ..elili K or my ton'll*. •0 that tbty IO'JO f«»4 10 trouble mt. The aoreurss across my ebrtt disappeared, tho buiilnc noiws In my be*dceued.mr»ense»orscch>x and < f hcarintr wcro completely restored, and every symptom of disease that had reduced mew thovergn ortho grave dUappearra by the u»o of Saxrouo'a RADICAL CVBX rot CaTtttkU.T have been thus explicit becuuo, M a dnuritUt. I have>eeo apreat deal of auffcrini; from Catarrh, ami hope to convince many that thia Is a great remedy.I am familiar with tuo treatment of Catarrh a> practised by tho best physicians, and hare coniultcd tbv ut remedy end ippnrarnt that have appeared Curine a period of lit years pasUnnd have, while fallowing their use. taken groat earn ot my genera! health, hut obtained i orelli-forcncourig.-mculftom any of them- • • • BOSTON. Feb. S3, MIX GEO. F. DINSMORE. CtTTOls.rs. him tubicribcd It true. Before me.SETH J. THOMAS. Justice of the Peace. rontalnv Dr Fanford'. Improved Tnhal- II direct Ions for uae In -U cases. Price, throocliout the C'nltrd State.. WEEKS A TOTTE!', General Agent, anti Wholesale Druggist.. Boston, Mui. direction M cnliert. lull imticulnrt,Elegant ami« pen, I re (lute profitable «urk mid iu your HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED I W# hlTa ret*n,,r PuWtoiel » ■liQcrlug-lliC Hunt v to purify tny blood and atro-betl 1 also kept my liver active ami to lac of Ids Pleasant Purgative Pell rc will lujuco other sufferers to setrier will have antnerod ite pur. Y’uara truly,8. D. REMICK. A GLOLD OF WITNESSES. Tho f-<l!owlng»smo-l parties are among the tliou«andi Strlbna. h Y ' J K Miller. Bridger Slai V Merriman, Lvgauara.rt, hid ; M M>rt. Ind ; J W Iktllcy. Tremuiit. P A ; H Which win Le fiund well ■« .COUGH, COLD 0a8«TBMT H Nichols,' Ji bV.nnvIHe. P Chas K It Oils.Varnishes,IMMEDIATE ATTEffHaL Nails, Locks, Hinges, Glass, BROWN’S BROHCHlALTROCHKa have provedman, yewra. sod W^t s dy M^teMiMSMy elve Imm«di«tw relief. <»tein Mdg bred stock as the cause of his failures. As with stock EO.with sheep, swine ami poultry. The puro breeds are not profitable to keep. their services in ruining grade*, and in keeping up a supply of breeding animals for this purpose. be justified in purchasing two or three pure bred animals for improving a herd of good natives, and ifhe uses these with skill, he may find it very profitable. CLEAN HAY. The feeding of clean hay to cattle is a mat ter of considerable importance, Still,very few farmers think much about it until they or their neighbors meet with some loss which forces the truth upon their minds. A while ago.ona of our acquaintances lost a fine ox. Tho animal died suddenly and without any ap parent cause. An examination of the body re- veak-d the fact that he swallowed a piece of steel wire which originally belonged to a hoop skirt, wl^gh had penetrated ouo ot the lung^nnd this ciusid his death. The wire had been pat into his manger with some hay, and proved very unprofitable material for feed- ing. And now conics a rep >rt from Kentucky that a farmer has lost three valuable cows from the effects of poison. A few tobacco leaves were mixed with the hay. The cows ate both leaves and bay, and soon died. Many eases can also be found in which the results though not nearly M bad as tbo above, are du- cideiUy uuupleoMnt We remember, when a buy at homo,(hat one winter tho butter which we ma>lo was quite bitter. Tne cause was for A while a mystery, but was at length found to be caused by a large quantity of thorough-wort in tho hay, Prohsbly ths poor quality of a great deal of tho butter which is sent to mar ket at this asason of the year is due to a simi- far came. Aad as no possible good can cotne from feeding either wire or weed«,or any oSher foreign nubstanee with the bay.it certainly seerna to be best to avoid all the dangers which such a course would involve. OVER-RE ICHINO. 'RUES. 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Foil omev Box. 83X0. IMPORTANT Building Paper,FARMERS! <&C., &C. WHOLESALE It SETAE,. II. Y. ELLIS & BRO. Ingennll, Feb. 13, 187S. Tfla ex peri men te proved, however, that if attempt* are made to Increase the Mcretiuii of Bulk by iuoreaaiog the eapply of waler, an iwmwaMd COMB osptioa and digution ul food A «ure way of renwviug thi» umpteasanl failing in the movmcut of it horse, in a majority of caws, i» to ahirteo tho too of the of the hind shoes. By this arrangemt-nt the florae will piok up hia fore fe»t qnicUer and his bind feet slower, thus acompli»hing ju»t what is Wanted. H adfuater of a aecooed of tune is thereby gained, the fore foot will be clear out of the way of the hiad foot, with ite elongated too. W e owned a vahsabla florae Towlifi C««. Rata, Mutton or wer. FlniuiciJ Relief, •ccretiun will taUo place at the expense of the condition, and eouaequeutly will, ere tong, •MM ths mersMed yield, however much ill haul by Several erpsteuoed shoers, and •very one adopted the common erroueoni methods. Being in the stable one day, w» •at down upon a chair, after examining the 1 oghto c» nought, her or uold, < trchsndne tedd, •Kite to A j'pr »i I«eninx D'i» o sntHiutic# ; utehers m Bokus, re*. Hhirt or Elounce, Vine fur 1>I*AK, handy Valise, Mu.iu Cli«r.d>«,hccf». r are prone ostelry, >ry Goods, ■iholetery, denies.Xcurffoos. nlck-Kuaeks, >1 versions, lollies re’dv made icreaM at Tr»d». oal. Coky ted Wood, AK-tam,Il kinds of Food, forts on Theology, Hegle. AstrnkvT, A'eallh er Felicity, Vorld-wide I’uliilcity, teg*.' ags. >r«» Sl.lrta. Collars,Almighty Ik.Ilara, to Kent, tore. Tenoment, *,Uto be Uot, SaJl to be Spent, taruui Cemsnt.Uo tend the advin 'ar beyond price Written below- led eonknaiptiuei of temmbte to- fattening t Iha production <4 of thi. defect, asd the euncluaton we arrived at led to in»l»ting upon the ahoer following pints boeecs*. Now and then anew ahocr ■riaacauiidenMy mot. tbs Ihte metbod to faff wbeo properly fAlowod. rMpMdtagevp- atiU more pre Tbo father of ths late U. 8. ax-Senator Wads was a soldisr of the ItevoJuttou, *’ wflo fonghl is every batUa from Busker Hill to York tow a.” abandon ths taiuialxy. VOLTAIC PLASTER Affords Iho most grateful relief In all Af fections of tho Chestiand Lungs. CHR8HIS PLEURISY CURED. MeMK.'Wxr.xa h romr.: Cr»«Smr?i.—navfnc mr Injury and slrriln. and tor which! u«rd many prcicrip lloMan.l Uninic"'*, as well asthc socatied rheumatic cures, without tho least benefit, my physicianxcconi- mended one of your COLLINS' VOLTAIC 1'LaKTxr.a, wh'cli, to niygrcat surnruK'.rellevvd the pain sod sore- nru almostluiimidhiUTv. and I Lave been able to at- ihlnx. 1 consider Ihein Inestimable, and shall with pleasure rccounacnd them tollie sfflldnl. lojnro- ipeetfully. MBS. FRANCE!) HARRIMAN.Oxuou, Me., April II, IS7C. There is no medical or protective appliance that will prove so crateral snd effective In Tickling Coughs. Irritation and 8oren<-<a of thn Clirst and Lunes, wo believe them capsblc of preventing serious ubeascs of these organs. PRICE, 25 CENTS, Do not confound thrie platters with the ordinary platters of the day, that by comparison are abtolutely Be careful to obtain Cotuxa' Votvato FLASTRX. a comblnatkui of Electric or Voltaic Plntet with a hlKlily Medicate* Plaster, as teeo In the above cut. Sold by all WholSale mid Itct.il DruyglMt thronebout tho ATTENTION I'lni- vne, Ind; If In Minnie ■ pt E J bpaudllng. Golden Jlcdical Discovery It AtnTraHee, or Iflood-Clcaittlng. Golden Medical Discovery Ladies & Gentlemen Golden Medical Discovery It n Ch olagogue. or Liter Itimuhnl. Golden Medical Discovery Gulden Medical Discovery < i. • _■. y.<ly for lllllii lalnt snd '• Torpid Liver." properties make Wher eltowuL loiebodiiigs.irreguta uianjl cane* of "hirer Complaint," only part of there »yni|ik>m«are experienced. Asa remedy tor ail auch ea^cw, hr. Pieree'n Gotten Mrdleal IHacwery haa n«i THE PEOPLE'S MEDICAL SERVANT EOYS AND GIRLS, OLD ADD YOUNG Visiting Cards, Remember that the Office of the WHITE COTTONS W HITE COTTONS EVER SHOWN IN INGERSOLL, HEARN & MACAULAY’S HSAH1T & MACAULAY. Ingersoll, Fcbr-xary 27, 1878. 22 SPECIAL BANG® iD BOOTS & SHOES, DM Tribune, Over 100,000 Copies I PIllCE (pott-imid) $1,30, AdJrcas : S. V. PIEBCE, M. 218 THESSS?:,"'. ADVERTISE SOON IX THE Oxford Tribune. DOTJ’T INGERSOLL Is the jilacc to get them. ■iVcarefnot advertising onr- •clvf^hroughoul the length nn<l breadth of the Domin ion as a ‘"Card Company,'’ but the immense miuilier of orders wc arc daily rveciv- C A LL IN G Address Cards, Wedding Cards, &o. Even from those who have inspected the stock at othsr offices, is proof positive of thu superiority of our Cards over those of mach adver tised concerns. NO DUTY TO PAY POSTAGE FREE. Our Cardx are no Yankee swindle far which you will have duty t> pay, and get poor material into the bar gain, but First Class Stock, Well printed and scat FREE OF POSTAGE For M.50 w. will A tl t ip f l *«.>d you by msll rostyUi, I2cholc« X XM W 2*S» dwtsos or 10 of our rieh 14x20 chraaw* or eson thsn UM RM «>V 1000 Soys & GirlsU» tmt Bovs' eaj Olds' pw« ptiblWx TO ANY ADDRESS. LI Allow aaolker day to puks over Withoat paying an arrean ou your newspaper Q I--------- ju A io a TRIM’S « Oflkc, lafynaiU. 0 o 2 t«>U each BAYED 4 500 Different Styles. CALL AND SEE SPEC IME.YS H.ROWLAND, Pavratrnm < AGENTS WANTED FOB -CREATIVE SCIENCE on, MANHOOD, WOMANHOOD, AND THEIR MV- TL AL IXTEtoKKMATIONM : U»YF, ITS LAW-5, FUWEli. ETC. Add™ WORK FOR ALL 40" 25 Safety in STOCK Operations. REALIZED 15 MX DAYS FTUlX QQdU irot uri ION uh’ u BHORE, DDC. S. HIRGIN $550 .Vtw Sl'STEM V EW FREE! and PRIVILEGE /‘KOFITS. LOOK - th e Extremely Low Prices! G R E A T R E D U C T IO N S NOW OFFERING AT THE M M Boal ami Sk HGOSE A ny one ile.siritK’ anything in MenX W omen’s, Boy’s, Misses’ or CbiMreu’a Felt Boots, Rubbers or Overshoes, will SA V E M ONEY by calling at the NEW CASH BOOT AND SH OE HOUSE. Also 20 C57C3 Of NOW Goods just opened out, which have been purchased ataQrOit StWrl- &C0, owing to the recent failures of farga WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS iu the Ifast, and which will be placed liefore the public at PrlcOS LOTUX" than any ever offered in Ingersoll. Don’t fail to call and BC«the Groat Sirg-alna: Cbildren’a Frit Boots, at. . .. Misses’ “ " “ . Iiadicn' “ “ " . (rents' Felt Gaiters “ .... Genta' “ “ “ .. .. 50 cts. formerly sold at $1 . .$1 00 “ ... 1 50 •' ..„ 2 50 •* 00 25 3 50 00 ------JSTE-W" G O O E S .------ Ladies’ Prun.-ila Congress at.................... '* •' Balmorals at ..•' “ Balmorals foxed, at... Button Boots at .41 00... 1 25. . 2 00 1 50 Misses’ ... 1 75 ... 75 gsr Remember the place, the Chrunicte U flice. Congress at.................. . ........... ....... And every uther kind of goods in proportion. Ingersoll, February 13, 1878. 2 .’>0 1 CO W M . A . C R O M W E L L , V IC T O R IA H O U S E DAVID WHITE & CO Arc offering Special Bargains, preparatory to Stocktaking, in the following lines : Dress Goods, A Furs, Millinery, Mantles, AND ALL KINDS OF WOOL GOODS.IngeraoH, January 16, 1878. 214 | S u g a r s D o w n A g a in , * g A .T O ’JSTIHJirZL do C O .’S . g. S g H R o Premium OH Chromes. GENERAL AGENT FOR Till! Th« xpeeia! attention of the public la tnrlu<l u <bs Elegant Premium oil Chiomos TWAT ACCOMPANY THE Oxford T rbune.” H IK E Cbrnmos offered »re the JL and rant tastefully exceutod I’remittas 16. largest 5 , PhturM “3 CUM MS,” S I Z E 2 0 x 3 0 S I Z E 24 x 3 0 . s r aWeekly F isuKsti. » SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE t seubu Asut.wimta4 Snrrvtav. HIM' CGEBiSSiWS pm u cm Cbestpest Raiauia and Currants, at O'Neill A Co.’A Cheapest Flour and Faad of ail kinds, at O’Neill A OX A g 12 Pounds of Prunes "for $1.00. B B H O O M S o z m /s r r o c . on If you w*at One Dollar to go as far IFM 1 FLOUR, TEAS, STTGAR1, etc.fi THAMES STREET. INGERSOLL. R , tjsgemoll, JMuaty 30, 1878, 21 fl Send fo r Tenas to Afents at ones and Secure Territorn. HXMI8T A