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s'. SAanoRn. . '1 Dealer in all kinds of FARM IMELEMENTS. ~â€"~___ . n and engine were provide with patent buffers, or an accident could not have been avoided. An Angry Tree. (From the Pclcrbomitqlt Rtvt'ew.) A gentleman of this place has a tree mâ€" Ltth arc. ‘ . . 'ths “innâ€"J. Heard. repairing store it will be a long while before more p u â€"â€" fc‘mlou falls fiagtttt i pipe. 81 ; C. Curtin. 2 cords wood. 5!; money will have to be expended on the E. 9. Hand. printing election notices, : slide. ' " lou'rn‘s HonLâ€"Mr. Wm. Roul- J()li.\' A. BARRON, i l 81 - John Melina. quarter salary Dec. .taniern-artaw. liarlray. Office 3 Saturday January 6th 1883. ' _ , 4 ' . ) on Ken! Street, mgxx rim): «9;: g! Kgitb'. l ' Lula 50 ' not.” due at bank' doth Agricultural and Imyiemcu Store. â€" ! December' 8350 ; “" Graham“ quur' ter's salary. 8121: Miss Mellurcliy, -â€"â€" do.. 862 50; Bliss .‘chrtlinr, $75 00 .be hope that it would be ready for oc- cupation by the Ist of January not hav- llAl’. i‘IS .ls llOl’KlXS. , “mm” ,,V,,,,,.,,,,,,5 u M, The Liberal Convention held in To- Miss Twotncy, 831 25-, Miss Williams, ing been realized. It was wisely re which i, . specie, of mm, 1. .3. ! l )',,,,,,', Lin}, a, .; m, cu!” 055cc, ‘ ronto on Wednesday and Tl.ur.~daylast, $51); interest on auto, 86 00; .1. D. solved not to slight the work for the arm", from gseed brought from Ans. . - ' Heat slrecz, Lindsay, Ont. P.S. Hurts. F, I). MOORE. I and .‘i-izary Public. Office, Kw: stwet, Lia-fifty. ARRI‘TERS. SULILITUIZS, «kc. 0f- fice, ll'illiam street, Lindsay. , A. Mutant". A. lacuna. ; (,l'I.E,‘.ll‘t' I; (‘l'Ll‘Lâ€"Ulh’, .tllitlSTl-Ilii“, ATTOIL‘.’ 2"Sâ€"AToLAW, ) Sullcilurs in Chancery, kc. Office, Duh: ny block. Itezit street, Lizzdmy. Aft‘rmjtt O’l.:.ts:t'. lil‘Gll O’Laasv. __._ l llL'l,..‘~.‘l’l£’l‘ll .S; JACKSON, i HCIS'l'Ylll‘I J; STEWART, t in response to a call from the lion. Oli- G. H- Horllfl-l ver )lowat, was by far the largmt pi» l i no fewer than 6.200 delegates from va- APJHETER. ATTORNEY, & SOLICH'R litical gathering ever seen in that city, riuus parts of the province having ex- 310‘"! ‘0 L01“- ‘ changed their credentials for tickets of admission. Stirring speeches were do- iivcred by leading Reformers, the great- est cr'tlznsiasm prevailed, and tho Op. position allegation that " .llowat mu~t go" was laughed to scorn. The dele- gates from this village were delighted with the proceedings, which they say eaceeded their most sanguine expecta- tions. vsttedit. Messrs. McDougall ti: Brandon, gro- l Naylor, expenses toJ. A. Barron. Lind. ray. Keith suit. 81 75.â€"Carricd. Moved by Mr. Mofi'at, seconded by Mr. nylor, That the secretary be au- thurizcd to advertise for 25 cords of Sawed wood. the same to be body wood, maple and beech, 7 cords to be dry and the balance green.-â€"â€"Carricd. Moved by Mr. Naylor, seconded by by Mr. Mott'at, That the treasurer of the school board get an order on the village treasurer for school moneys for the year 1882.-â€"Carried. Gooderhain. (Correspondence of (It: Gazette.) The weekly mail brings us news of the convention held at Fcuelon Falls on sake of getting it done by the date first prtiposed, and, at the latest, Messrs. A. and H. Brooks, the lessees, will be able to obtain possession by the middle of the month. Our or Sussexâ€"A few days ago Mr. J. C. Fitzgerald brought us a live Caterpillarâ€"a hairy one, black at both ends and brown in the middleâ€"which was found crawling about out of doors, and informed us that several others of the same kind had also been seen. It is certainly an extraordinary time of year for such insects to be taking exer- cise in the open air, and how they man- age to keep their numerous feet from getting frozen we - should very much like to know. I’ttESESTATION.â€"In the Presbyterian Trails. The tree is now a npling some eight feet in height, and it is in lull foliage and growing rapidly. it is legu- minous. and very distinctly shows the characteristics 0! the minmsa, or sensi- tive plant. Regularly every evening, about the time the “ chickens go to the roost," the tree goes to roost. The leaves fold together, and the ends of the tender twigs coil themselves up 1i .0 the tail ofu well conditioned pig. Alter one of the twigs has been strok- cd or handled, the leaves move uneasily and are in a sort of mild commotion for a minute or more. All this was known about the tree, but it was only yester- day that it was discovered that the tree has in it much more life and feeling than it had ever before been credited A large stock of John Whyte 8; Co]: No. 3 DIAMOND STEEL PLOUGIIS, guaranteed to clean, or no sale. Also, "to kinds of GASG PLOL‘GHS. Points and Soles ol dim". cut makes always on hand. Agent for The New Brantford Reaper 8: Mower, the best in the market, and guaranteed to do first class work. or no sale. Also. a largo stock oi‘ qu‘nfor Me Kerby Reaper. RAKES, RAKEslâ€"Agent for the Maxwell and the Wisner Rakes, which have no equals. Man‘s lnrttovsn Gntin, Plaster, bait, and Grass Seed bower Will be given on trial. SPRING-TOOTH HARROVVS and other kinds of llarrows. Agent for Combined Seeders. WHITEFIELD’S STUMP MACHINE, the best in the market. WAGGONS, CARRIAGES AN D BUG GIES A large stock of - . . . . r - - - v - - - l f '11 scu‘oued frst class material. ARlllS‘l‘rillS, arronxsvszar-Law, W8 and P'f‘“l~“”’" dealers, of “"5 "1- the 2911] ult.. and the nomination for Church’ 1"“ bum" “l‘em9°"' 3.1"“ Ef “"h- 1h°.“°°.be'°g‘“ Tm“ “ 5‘3"" on hand'fl “MN m :o::â€"â€"--x ) Suilcili-rv h. Chancery, .t-e, Lindsay. loge, have issued an announcement of ouriocni lawman“, 01 31,33er puck and lie Mcl‘eo‘l' “well” °l ‘l'eluveu'le Class POM one “blob ll' “"33 “‘9‘ ONQTO‘VWRI, ‘ u u - O’llm: uverUnlitriu ttunl;,l{cnt street. Mu- their detenuinmion to commence the Fe” Lia-n" us I do in 'this back In the Sabbath school, was presented by it was thought best to give it one of &, a, s nrv to Lr it 't :3 let cent. on real estate . - , - ‘ , Fl , ' . l i . . 1,“. _ - r 0 011mm,: ‘ A -‘ rel; 1"“ :) filmnfâ€"Il"; arm" the cred” township, I have at tunes an opportuut- (:3 ilsquggrdrtzudzli':ognhfggggi‘ginszg an”? lam-u. E'ze', lefimrdP-y afternoon . ,. D. JV Mchn‘bn “m Snwmfl o to cas system, an. anothenmcr. ,y of knowing the feelings of my own 9 P ~, P . ie rec was rans errc to its new quarâ€" .i. A LICK. A. MCDONAI. I), Tl‘l‘lllNEYâ€".\T-I.A'\V, .Inlécitorin Chan- , l7-‘l’l’, I‘onvcyitacbr, kc...kc. Strict nt- lcn'iun'givhn in applications for Patents of Lands from Crown Land's Department. Zuni-v to Loan on Mortgage Security on; trrmsvtosuit borrowers. Utiicc, Colborne llt'ccl,l"t'n-:1tin Falls. MEDICAL. .-\. W. J. Ill-LfiilAFFl. )i. 1).. ' Ollflfv'l-ZR, l’hvfir-ian, Surgeon, kc, (kc. j Resident», Brick Cottage, Wellington street, Lliidmy. \\'.\i.l\'l"1\ll"l". u. n, c. it, ’ 1fiADl.'.\TF.of.\chill University, lion I lrenl, and Provincial Licentiate. Physi- cian, Sui-gv-uu nud Ointmrieimi. .llcdical ' Referee to tho Standard, l’lamuix, Connecti- cut Mutual. and Equitable Insurance Com- panies. (“lice and residence, in the house lately ncclipiml h_v Rl‘l'. Father Stafford, at the corner-of Lindsay and Rug streets, [.iu lany. Dr. .t. WILSON. WI B.ll.\'IV15ll§1TY of Trinity College. 1 . .\I.B.Uiivr~rsity of Toronto. )lcmb. chant has signified to us his intention of following tlzcir'cxiimple. A few years ago a regular crusade ivaa preached n, gainst the credit system, which some one said was, next to whi~ky, the great- est evil with which Canada was cursed; but whether, now-a-days, the C. P. R. Syndicate is inferior to either of them remains to be provcii, and the chances are that, a few years hence, it will be pronounced the worst of the three. Messrs. McDougall & Bran-Ion have done a large and steadily increasing business; but after four years’ experi- ence they pronounce the credit system “ a complete failure," and have thch- forc wisely resolved to make an attempt, at least, to abandon it. Of the thou- sands of merchants who have endeavor. ed to make the change contemplated by our young and enterprising firm the great majority have failed to do so; but at few have succeeded, and what has been done once may be (lone again. The one thing iieedful in charming from the credit to the cash system of business is a general and obvious reduction of piiccs, and of this Messrs. McDougall and Brandon appear to be aware; for immediate friends and those in some ol our adjoining townships. It must be borne in mind that Mr. Peek at the last election carried everything by storm in this range of back townships; but it must be candidly admitted that he is not. going to carry such a majority again. It is a well known fact that Mr. Peck has very much sliglited many of his sup- porters (Reformcrs) during his term of office in many of those townships, and given all his patronage to Mindeo and its vicinity. He has been warned of these proceedings, and I am confident t, if Mr. Fell would so tnodify his c scrvative views as to promise to vore for the Streams and Territory Bills, if elected, he would carry eight out of ev- l‘l'y ten votes in this range of townships. I am giving the voice of a good many in what I say, so that too sanguine a view should not be indulged in by those who are too confident. At the appoint- ment of our delegate to the. convention it should also be borne in mind that Mr. Pcck's name was never mentioned by any one in the room. Mr. Fell hasl many friends among us who know him personally as well as by repute, some of dren were too young to undertakeâ€"or perhaps to think ofâ€"nn address, so that there was no need for a formal re- ply; but they were thanked for their kindly gift, which was a. free will offer- ing by the little ones, whom she has taught. for upwards oftwo years, and who wished to evince the affection with which they regard her. r It] UNICIPAL lameness-In the town- ship of Fcnelou the figures at. the close of the pull were as follows :â€"For reeve, Daniel, 298; Palmer. 84. For deputy- rccvc., Smithson, 213; Knight, 1:38. For councillors. MoyuCF, 213; Graham, 173; Hall. 199; Ferguson, 165; Min- tlmrnc, 129. In the township of Vcru- lam the move and deputy were returned by neclauiation, and Messrs. Braidcn, Thurston and Litiigow were elected as councillors. In Somervilic Mr. John Fell. Sr., was elected rccve, and the n 0 councillors are Messrs. Henry Graham, Pct-due, Romney and Suddaby. In Liiids:iy Mr. J. \V. Wallace was elected mayor; Col. Deacon, more; Mr. John , lluclennuu, first deputfi, and Mr. Geo Inglc, second deputy. ’Tlic councillors and a china cup and saucer. The chil. 3": new brick hotel south of the river, is still in the hands of the pascrers ters. It resented the operation of its removal to the best of its ability. Ar- riving at his residence about the time the tree had been transplanted, the gen- tleman found the house in grand com- motion. On asking what was up he was told that they had transplanted the tree according to orders and the opera- tion had “ made it very mad." Hardly had it been placed in its new quarters before the leaves began to stand up in all directions like hair on the tail of an angry cat, and soon the whole plant was in a quiver. This could have been on- dured, but at; the same time it gave out an odour most pungent and sickening â€"just such a smell as is given off by rattlesnakcs and many other kinds ol Snakes in summer when tested. This odour so filled the house and was so sickening that. it. was found necessary to open the doors and windows. It was fully an hour before the plant calmed down and folded its leaves in peace. 1!. would probably not have given up the fight even then had it not been that. its time for going to roost had arrived. Smoking Out Boarders. 36' A good second-band Reaper for sale. Price, $20. llas only cut 25 acres. 1*“. SA. N 1) 1“ (3 11]), annlon Falls. CHRISTMAS 8. NEW YEAR ARE COMENG. ET us go to J. SLATER and see his immense stock of“ Xmas & New Year’s Gifts, the largest assortment of JAPANESE GOODS and Japanese Dolls, China, Wax and Unbreakable Dolls, Shell Goods, Photo Frames, . Monkey Acrobats, Puzzles, Work Boxes, Fancy Gilt. China. Cups and Saucers from 13 cents upwards, and _ - . . - . ._ are “too numcr us to mention." Col. Phys. and Sill‘gq Ont. Physician, ‘l'elr fir“: “E‘P ‘5 ‘0 “"“"““W 3 “duc' them reformers, who wore barely kept o t ., . . - t y S Surgeon ,,,,,,A,.,.,,,,C,,,.r. omce’culbomc non of fifteen per cent. on general from voting rm. him pm time. which m' The burning question at Montreal is , " street, l-‘cuclou Falls. '2» Du .If'i'riliu' F lIYSICMN fi; SURGEON. Coroner for groceries and twenty per cent. on crock- ery and glassware." If they mean this and adhere to it purchasers will soon find it out and will manage to pay cash would have carried many votes for him. [loving always voted reform myself, 1 am now only giving the opinions of many beside my own. A Terrible Grime. Last \Veiiucsday morning one of the most diabolical murders ever recorded in 4%.: whether it boarding house keeper has a right to smoke out an undesirable board- er who refuses to go. A landlord had tried every means of getting rid of two too numerous to mention, ever offered for sale in Fenelon Fags. .*- O - - ' his numerous friends for mst favours he iii~ ~ in» Provisional County of littlihurton. for .'â€""'_mds When they can fffl‘e‘ik‘flo {Heat Our municipal election has caused Canada was perpetrated at. Little lil- “l llls bf'al'dcl's- He had el'dwvoured @ Thailking t 1 sell roods , its»- (ap‘nelnm‘tt (littoerlo thel {\lpAl‘lll'llll: a savipg for so douig.- The prtccsmcv- much acrimnny among nmny for the denu‘ prescou county. 0,,t_ liugglcs to freeze thempptâ€"atvwhicli his other (“ms lem “1 le “1 l l: DEL sé'rillglli- “)llxc‘hflllsfmélt 615233;" chants are compelled to charge In order unumer, i“ which the clerk perpenncd \V. Cooke, a venerable farmer, his wire, boarders inuttnied; he attempted in. ’ Fans: - .A : ~ ~ ,v to cpcr the expenses and losses of the his duties, Legal advice has been had, nearly as old. his daughter Emma. aged L'JCOI the"! b)" lei-NI): 0" the Steam ll” s _. .- Clefi'Pfi-YS'C'}: “"e 3" gm“ ill“ “'93 “F0 and should another election he held, it 35, and his'sou George, about. 20, were the_ house was at lever heatâ€"but the . . SURVEYORS. 32?;‘l‘::sytaj;“‘::n ‘flg‘lfiRLClICQIPLlQXé will boo lesson not easily forgotten by l butchered 1" cold bl'md by the Wed “lenders, he'dtll'c 3°” “"‘h l‘fi’dg‘ls and having bought this year again for cash, he can and Will -â€"----~â€"v~~ - -»â€"â€"â€"â€"~â€"â€" -â€"__..-â€" "‘ ‘ 1' ' i ' u l 0 en. ten 8 urvn ion was me , ui . . . ‘ . - - .- ""‘ "‘V "'I')‘I'”(:I*_"";\":”"‘"‘~ Meat 1‘s. McD. ugn'l 8:, Brandon, make so tlie oncmy had meals sent up from a Compete 1“ pnce “nth any 0f the 1‘“ ge “mes In out“ ‘0' ' - ~ '13 1 \5l - marked a difference 'lS they promise in uni hbourin. how] \T r ‘ ~ u _ . . g g . i ext the lutuituie P l‘csv‘lll“?Xr.'..i'°{7'.n'Sii'fiiiiiieuiidifil l-llc limes Of the". “""cs'f‘ud."(I/{"8 '” anxious to get a share. 1’91"! the lwud- Ml‘s- 0001“: “"d E”"”“ ""5 “km “‘"'-V' Em." that (lid "m j ‘ at“; Rupi‘l‘lulrâ€"ll-IK‘QL- L l ~ I it offer the cash alt/stem .Isfilll'flj umug- _-__“ were knocked down mm strangled with subdue the refractory boarders, for they _ , ~ K ‘7 i - » r -~~â€"â€"- gratciiflhc pmbaplgltrv ls chm" they “in SOC,” Mr, W H w 1c, 3, t a rope, and the old‘ llllll’l"lllld his head promptly brouzllt in furniture of their ' , . on at more satin actory usincss than ‘ ""‘ " ' ' c l‘ c" litcr-tll'l k-d t '- ' "tl ' ' own- As“ la“ “’50” {hell‘l‘dl‘lrd "3' I Q. VT ' . _' ‘ ‘ ‘ n n ' . y inc 1 o plLCLSlll I an axe. . KENT ST“ . W M :lltllcl‘lo, though perhaps not quite as figlil‘soc‘fico‘mf child litujllu'wél) with which the fiend men anacde the gull-ed to drive them out. by suffocation. n A n "'V- A “My” q FFFFF _ “We “ onc- ' 1‘" l' ' "v: 0 am “mm” ’ a” ~t ftl f 'l d l'l '~l \v I Takimr f‘n 'cnno c or and asal'oetid-i o .‘i N) ,\[_c )NC, RTIV :2 . _ ,, _ re. 0 ie niiiiy,nn incl asony g.) _ppp . .. ( ll.(.ll“'lF Llfilrvn'llnp “Cf-TERM t _' H _ tliexamount rcaltzcduwas o8 2.1Th \vrebt'ed from him after a desperate be burnt the articles in the room below PARTIES WISHING TO OBTAIN A . l I i . range Funeral. I ORlCU_LTUR-}L 1 liE'l‘thl.-v . e an- struggle, in which 'Miss Maggie, who and sent the fumes into the debutcnlilc . The "HHEM’W; M. [his Cm", w”, M ,_ ' . nual meeting of the Feneion Agricultu- escaped uuhurt. figured heroically, vl‘he territory through it hot nu- funnel. One Strong and Durable Slelgh or Cutter he“, on ,vwncsdfg‘v. January gm“ 183.3. . The late hlr. John herr, Sn, of-tlus ral Society will be held at the It‘chr nundercr‘ Frederick Mann. is a fair of the boarder-s was nearly suffocated . . GEO'CUNNINGHAM' village, havmg been for nearly Sixty- tlllfl‘ House. Fenelon l‘illlS. 0" Pl-UI‘S- slim youth, lately from England, and before the source of the trouble was will find it to their advantage 10 011" "Ml 560 m.“ “'m’ll llefl‘r°.l’u"flm‘:llrlll ll‘lM‘Wllfl‘l’oi _ a boo. any the 1m for we he m we not mn- ronnd. and we down I.“‘“l‘°.".‘l"‘l“ifi‘.l:’i‘zflii§.“££lfiinflifébiii £.:’.‘“::::..:,tl.:mars...“artists. ' » f - ' ‘ ' . ' ' .' . . . . - ‘ r H s . ' cg . . . .111: ""~---~~“â€"*‘"'-â€"â€"-â€"'-â€"â€"'â€"' “"‘lall‘l'f'lf‘l ‘0 hull rank ll'el‘l‘m. “"15 "mm" 0‘ Elle _“5““l busmcss- A in” "l ily because he was refused pct-misston Stairs found his peihccutors dancing in u‘l’re‘fi'uggi‘es and Wuggonsllhg, for on“ of running Md durum“), an,“ bu he“. ‘5. REELANQS, buried min the usual honors, and his lent-lance IS 10qllctlt’d- to accompany the young people to it par. high glee around the stove. It was now _ W G" ‘ Y a ' funeral was the first of the kind we ANUNFOUNDED liU.\IOUR.â€"desmllc ty to which he had not been invited, the boai'ders' -turn. They filed an in- Repairmg Done on the Shortest Not1ce, and Cheap. ‘ DEN FL: 1 s 1413D~1X1 ' over \vitncssed. Of course only a very days past tin-re has been a rumour to lie find, but was followed and captured, lllrlllfllll'" “3‘11"” the Other Pl'r‘il’s for ' One of the firm will he at the MCA n'rittizt llot'sn. l’cxrms FALLS. on the third Monday ofvacli mouth. Teeth omelet] h_\- laughing: {Ins without pain or injurv. or no Chargi- will be made. 5-5;" Olllvc established in Lindsayncurly fifteen years. w. a. coconuts would say to the readers of the Gasetlc that he has opened out it PICTURE STORE in llikcr'a Block, KEET-ST" LINDSAY. Orders for ‘ - - . 1* I: 3%. NEIN G eke. will meet [-r-llllll attention at the lowest honest prlcgi 5-4,)“ Agency for the Toronto S.v:llu Dye \Vorks. Goods Beautifully Renovated at very reasonable figun‘s. $33. S .\l. Noodles, .llirror Plates, Oil 'C‘olt-ur Window Shades, Artisls' llutsriitls and Christmas Cards. lRargninai in Pictures. Lindsay, Dcc'r 14:11. 1881. 43831. rhort notice could be given to the vari- ous lodges. but between sixty and sev- enty brethren assembled, some front a considerable distance, to take part in the melancholy proceedings, and, head- cd by the Fonelon Falls brass band, playing appropriate selections, and fol- lowed by the hearse and by a long pro- cession of relatives and friends of the deceased in vehicles and on foot. march- ed to the cemetery at the head of Bond street cast. The Church of England burial service having been read by the Rev. Mr. Logan, the Orange burial scr- vicc was read by Bro. Josiah Pcri'iu. the District Master of Fcuelon, after which each of the assembled brcthrcu dropped a Illfll‘SCl of orange ribbon into the grave, and than, forttiiug a circle around it, crossed hands and whispered to each other some mysterious formula of which we do not know the purport. The ceremony was impressive and iii- tcvcsting, especially to those who had never before had the opportunity of witnessing the funeral obscquics of a prominent member of the Orange frit- terntty. Village Council Proceedings. Fcnelon Falls Dec. 29th, 1882. The Council met pursuant to ad- thc effect that. Messrs. Scott & Henry had abandoned their intention of build- ing the pulp mill in this village, but on Thursday last ll. tclcgram from them was received, stating that they will be here some time next week. M. I. CONCEltT.â€"Tlte directors of tho Mccliunics' Institute have made or- rangements to give a grand concert on the 24th lost, and have secured the following amateurs: Miss Nona Mar- tin. of Pact-borough, Messrs. Galbraith. Ilart, J. Devanoy and B. Dcvancy, of Toronto, and others. Posters and pr0< graniiiics will be issued nhxt week. EARLY Bumsâ€"Mr. John Quibcll, of this village. has a hen canary which hatched out four young ones on Christ- mas ove. Two of them lived but a very short time, but the others are all right, and if one of them should prove to be it male the obvious name for him will be Santa Claus. We have called them car- ly birds, but are not quite sure that they are not latc ones. Br: Ruanv Fort i1t.\t.-â€" Mr. John Fiital. collector of taxes for the intro. ship of Feiivlon. has had bills printer] announcing when and where he will be in waiting to receive payment from those who have not yet squared up with the municipality. He says be positive- und now lies in jail. .- A Narro Escape. A Cllristmas Day occurrence that came very near terminating in a terrible disaster is thus described by the Winni. peg San .-â€"â€"-thn the regular train which left But Portage yesterday morn- ing was nearing the bridge over the Winnipeg River the di'lvcr noticed a man walking on the structure. The train approached the bridge by a curve, so that the man conld not see his dau- gcr. The bridge is too narrow to per- mit a person standing on one side 'till a train should pass, and it was impossible for him to reach the other side before the train would overtake him. To jump from the bridge was certain death, as the rushing waters of the river yawncd beneath. The only course upon was to clutch the outer board. and, suspended between life and death, await. the re- sult. This the man did, and the train, which could not be stopped, came thun- dering on. The conductor, rccollccting that the stops of the Pullman car were very low and would probably strike the man's licnd, rushed to the rear of the train and uncoupled the car. which, by thc.pronipt notion of the brakes, was conspiracy to commit unlawful acts, and the Courts of the country are to decide whether it is lawful to tittilatc to an undue extent the olfactory nerves of a boarder who i‘c'fuscs to vacate when desired. It is unnecessary to say that the whole country hangs in breathless suspense upon the vcrdict.-â€"-G(obc. Terrifying the Cultured. BOSTON, Dec. 30.-â€"During a. lecture to-niglit by the Ford brothers, slaych of Jesse James. in one of the subsidiary halls of tho Horticultural Building, ll large audience was present. Some rough loudly offered the opinion that the Ford brothers were “no good." His reflec- tion upon their prowess was immediate- ly taken up by the brothers, who drew their revolvers and, brandishing them in a terrible manner, leaped from the stage into the audience. The audience stampedcd, and such. was the haste that many sought egress through the win- dows. smashing the windows to facili- tate their exit. A policeman seized the brothers, who had assaulted scvcrai eople with the butt. ends of their re- volvers. The officer finally allowed the performance to proceed upon the guar- antee that the brothers would appear when wanted. W Inspection respectfully invited. Er. O’CONNOR. 42-ly. North Victoria E. D. llillllillllllllll Sllfllll. The next ANNUAL MEETING- of this Society will be held n the Town Ha I, Villoria Head. _onâ€" Lindsay, December 5th, 1882. During the your just clnrcd about eighty-live. or ninety thousand emigrants from Europe settled in the various prov- inces oi the dominion, the majority gn- ing to Ontario and the North-west. This accession to our population in one year is the largest Canada has ever known. . Shiloh’s Consumption Cuyo. This is beyond question the most success-f l‘ul Cough .‘llcdininc we have ever sold, It: few doses lnvariubl)‘ cure title worspleas'cs' of Cough, Group and Ilronc titis, w 11 it its, - wonderful success in the cure of «mummy», \Vcdncsdny, Janly 17"], tion is Without a parallel in the history of; ' medicine. Since its first discovery it has:M “"3 llOllr of‘l o clorlop. m:, {or the pur. been sold on a guarantee, a (rat which no’ P050 05' receiving and disposing of the DI- othcr medicine can stand. 11' you have n;f:‘0l“r5 'flnd .Al'llllllll'll' Ill-ports and tho Cough We earnestly ask you to try it. Price r l’rmlyh Societies Reports for the yt'nr 1882, 10 cm, 50 cu, ,md 51, If your Lung. "re -, cit-cling nlliro bonrvrn for the ensuing your, sore, Chest or Back lame, usu' Sliiloii'a l’m , «‘"(l Eli‘clmg a lnt‘lnhrr for tho (loaned at run: Plaster. John Nugeitt, Wholesale and i “"3 :‘grlt‘llllurp and Arts. Association for Remit Agent, ill": at Agricu turnl Dl'lblun. Answer This Question. 1 JOHN McTAGGAR'I‘. Wliv do so many people we see. around; Stratify, its pron-r to suffer and be made miserable: 4 - . by Indigestion Constipation, Dizzipcscw ~â€"â€"â€"vâ€"-<â€"-â€"-â€"â€"«-.~._.______..- lines of Appcliie, Coming tip of the loath; Yellow Skin, when for 75 nts. we 51'“ theta; _ Sliiloh'a Vitalizcr, guaranteed to run: tlit-m. Cami: on to the premises of tho subscri- John Nugent, Wholesale and Retail Agent. 1 her. the moth lmlfnf lot 20 in the bth con- quOH'S CATARnn-RE“EDY' A mnh‘: (icinllill of the township of Fonclon, about. Kirltficld, Dec'r 2811i, “‘82. â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"- . _ ,. stn ed in time. Tho titan ulled him- . . . ifive net-ks - ' ’ . ’ ‘ ‘ .‘ i ‘ i .journmcnt. All the members present if my“ “me we “‘ch on a” dud" I”) d .. 1 d [ .lp d f - velous cure for Catarrb,Di[-htlierm,Lithium," m,” Maghrdndimflw’mc "alrer'comd . l D. Q . v - mentioned and that [hoso not ready for Se r up an '1'“: 'c tic 0‘ lcr 6” 0 ' I Noun] and and Ache- “ "h each bnulel g 3' U' (l . '11". ("7an ll request: except Mr. emith. I‘lio reevo in the him will ,I‘aw m 1 costs the bridge ; but, horror! just at this in- Sunday fravelling. we“, is an ,nucnimu mm, momma fur W, in pa)- L'xpcnlcn and lake lll'f away. emu.“ “mm” °r In” "men"; read ‘ p. y ' stunt a freight train was observed back- "â€""‘ volition : l 12’ 'l'ou wait: Srhool nooks. l't;_v them ill llBTliEllELL'S.l if You want stalluuvry. ll::_\ it at NETHERELL'S. It You want l‘tirtsimas Cards. lluy them at MIZTIIERELL‘S. If You want to Flake Gills. Buy at ESTHERBLL'S., and approved. Moved by Mr, Sandford, seconded by Mr. Thomson. That )lr. Ursudcll's petition for hotel license be entertained. â€"-Carried. .‘Ir. Fitz-Jerald gave no'icc that at this meeting of the Council he would introduce a bylaw to extend the time for the collection of taxes in this muni- cipality. ‘ .‘loved by Mr. Fitzzerald, mondcd by Mr. Thomson, That By-law No. â€"â€" be now introduced and read a first time. ALARM or FIRE.â€"About ll o'clock this (Friday) morning the school-house was reported to be on fire, and several of our villagers hurried up Colbornc st. as fast as they could go. On investiga- tion it proved that a store which pass- cd through a partition put up some time ago had ignited the sawdust with which the partition was filled. and a very little water extinguished the mini- ature ennflagratioa and allayed public excitement. Scout's BLOCKâ€"~As noticed a short those whose duty it is to conduct, busi. man, and a son named William had his boss in ll legal manner. especially over llill-Ell 03"! 0P0“ allll 1'10 bOUe brt'kt H. the flash pots of which so many are and his hlstul’ Fannie tvus badly cut a- in: around the curve, and there stood the Pullman car in the middle of the bridge filled with terrified passengers, for the front part of the train had gone off. The engine of the freight train was attached to the rear end. so that it was impossible for the engineer to see the Pullman car. To leave the Pull- man car was certain death, as the pat- sengcra had no means of cscape, and they all expected certain doom, as. not~ withstanding the shoots of the train of- ficials, the freight train came thunder- in the cases of the Queen rn. I‘orlicr and the Queen vs. Daggctl, conviction for running the steamer Lily of Turna- In on the Lord’s Day, the Divisional Court of Queen's Bench delivered judg- ment on Saturday, unanimoust quash- ing the convictions. It was hold some years ago by the late Chief Justice Robinson in the case of the Queen vs. Tinning. that to bc a traveller within the nmsning of the exception No [111‘ Lord's Day Act a man must be travel- ling on business and not merely for re- ,Peaae, “ " - - - - 61 “ aft THOMAS MOYNES. more successful treatment of these com- ‘ Fenelon, Dec r 28th, plninla, without extra charge. John .\'u- gent, Wholesale and Retail Agent. 454' FARM FOP. SALE. For sale by private contract, on rcuona. 1)II")I). At the residence of Sir. Alfred Hopkins, in the township of Vrrulttm, on Sunday, bl” “mm. Lo! N0. 18 in the 2nd concession December Slat. Mr. Wiiliam Scott. formerly ' or s""’°"lӢ.- Conlniniug 200 acrcl, about of the township of Gavan, aged Bl years. ' glut; of whirh are cleared and fenced. On ltlic laim there are a it story cedar In; Ilinuse, 3.5 x 25 feet, with itcht~n,two frame iharna, each 50 x 30 feel. a stable for eight hornet, a roomy driving shed and a very large poultry housv; also, a never-militia spring creek and three wells, and a two- ubiARIiET REPORTS rzxanox FALLS manners. __â€" Reported by Me Dougall ‘5’ Brandon. _ . ‘ I . . . . _ _ . _ . acre orchard containing tvro hundr'd apple , , , -, -â€"(.arrted. time ago, boully a block in this Vlll1=c in, on_ 1,, w“ n forlorn hope. but it creation or pleasure. This case is now Pension Falls, Friday,Jan'y 51h, lafla trees. about half a! which are heating. The Compost Stationery Store. 1 [3543" mud in committee of the has been leased for a term of years by “:5 the 0"},- mm and quick .5 ,, flush overruled. and it is held that the word when, full, per bushel - -$o so 0 93 Apply on the pvt-misc: lo K55? STREET. UNUSAY- whole and without amendment, Mr. Capt. Crandt-ll. who intends to convert Conductor 'l‘rodtlcn, of the puxscnger " traveller " includes any person travel. “1,”, .m-mg' u . . . o 30 o a, CHRISTOPHER FELL. Lindsay Sovembcr!.frth,’ld'32. I ‘iiagrraltl in the chair. By-law read it into a fir-14:1“: hotel. Already he uni". gunned the engineer. who had ling for any urposc whatsoever. Cnn- gami'P" bum“ _ _ - 4,, so __ '-r-~-----â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"- . a third time and passed. i has a large stable and driving shed near- gone off will, am from I...“ or the Uni", vcying freic it is of course Hill forbid- o“, ' u u . - - - 37 4n 0 N 75 n I 0 B ‘ N K- 5} Moved bv .‘lr. Fitzgerald, seconded l 15 completed and a kitchen and wood- m come back, He my the danger, but, den under the statute. , ' ~---â€" ‘ O by Mr. Saddfurd, that the following accounts he paid and the route give his shed begun, and will next week corn- mcnco operations on the block itself. true to his calling, reversed his engine and sped back over the bridge on his as Capval - ~ - - - - 31.500,ooo. Rye, u u . . . . 5o Blowin u a. Wreck u . . . . 37 it. _ , -â€"-. , GEORGE GUNHNBHAa, orders for the same :~-- McArthur & The captain evidently moans business. missiun of mercy. He reached we can g____p ' l “m . - . ‘0 {'re-ig’rnt_.... “Hair it ..l'. Iltfilnnd. magi 1m“ and m Asa”. Thomson, for lumber for sidewalk. and is premring for it with his well e the cm,an w" nude, we 1"" throw" A “yuan-Md mean," “a,” “wt! .3 ilk . t "7- rruocnt 5.01mi" ,qu. cosmos rams, our, reprtuais the following first class compo. ates, not: which business can be transacted tzfultt the most advantageous turns. 8159 86'. D. J. Sculls. rent. to 1st. Jan- known energy. nary, 1883, 825.-â€"Carried. School Board Proceedings. Ta: Sunsâ€"Tho repairs in the slide ' in this village were finished about the middle of last week, and Mr. Kennedy. m... __._»WWâ€" backward, and, not an instant too soon. ' the Pullman ear and ill precious load were drawn from the threshold ofdcatli. Silently and with awed laces the pawn- , shortly before four o'clock yesterday an , attempt was made to blow up the wreck l of the steamer Silkstntle. which was ; sunk in the Shit. opposite Walerfordi Cum". P" huh, . . v 31) 40 Gene ml Main-gar . .. . . . .. f‘. Holland, Eu]. 3"”. n . . - - 30 4O LINDSAY BIIANCII. Butter. per in, - - - - '- I" 20 Draft- bought and told on all point! in H er too it”, 7 on 5- IniCmimla. Uiitrll Ham and Great Britain, argued 0:“ P ’ s. I Liam: gcnrrdl banking business lraoucltd., . o l The Canada Pcmucnl LuatSuiap Co. â€"- the superintendent, left for his home in gen rode to the city, each one realizing Quay. The force of. the explosion was , & r . . . O . c - ‘ 50 5 5' _. _ The lent-rial Insurance Company, at Loao Pcnclon Falls; Dec. 27th, 1532. «Buboaygmo before we had an opportu- how close had been their call. The ca- Mich tbs! Kinda" in ever] lmlfle 0" 5 ° 1 a 9 ha" 1 n a"! 1) V I, nl'tmc '1 ‘ use... squirt. The Board met. Members all pros- in,- at interviewing him; but, from boots attached to the freight train um the out: were shattered. “"1, flow“. l "323' _' _' I : 6 7 hum, “Nedaâ€"dew,“ a, 5" 40,. Tl“ Sniff: Men“, out except Mr. Jordan. what he told no of his instructions when i aim filled with passengers, but when fumllllm, 01¢" "3” “caller”! m cm" Chick's”. P” Ni'v ‘ ' ' 25 33‘ 1‘“ 0“ 09'3"“- .w, “Lena,” awn”; Co‘ of 8",de h\loved by Mr. h‘lts,.llecnnded by Mr. , be came hmym gm.“ “.0. we", in we). a“, uni, an..." .mu,’ of mem directipn. Severalfi’raons were blown new 6,, . , , ‘0 2,, 8’ L “awry-n" TBeCoat‘u-iitn'ion Lit‘c anodstiaamfcaa-l 3w. T n ll” “"0"”: accounts he no doubt that. the Mitigating-c ‘donep'otn from the car into the snow. all" their feet. The damagsu «tuna: - - . in .0 '. Jam “5‘ .P‘idg «Mmim'n give binordemfcr in the most thorough manger, thd'fhfit’ r “a: , tain-abaat.â€"£50¢râ€"x£aghfiqa7ur. , on ta! 10:. - - ' - 39 01 w 5‘0 0" »'=dr=".?~lu. Wk. 1882» “4-1-