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(mien, Kent street, Lindsay. I) Solicitors in (Hmnuvry, kc, Lindsny. 0mm. over Untnriu Bunk, Kx-nl sin-(2t. Mu- m‘y tn Louu m .3 per cent. on real cslute ‘ccuritiva. ):\?UU“TICRS. SULI ) five, WIIIinIn slruut DRUNER, l'h_\'.~:iciuu, Surgeon,&c., «kc. j livsi‘lvnrv, ”rick Cuuugv, Wellington street. Lindsay. Thorlcy Horse & Cattle Fond on Srcurily nt xnnrmuge on I} ~11] nnd Per- Sunlll I'rupcrly and Promissory Notes, u! rurmlmhlc rules of interest. Apply [0 |Ill~1 ‘VllA-‘\"L\. "lll‘U-‘v l)1l\>1(‘1.\.\'$ 81 [m RUNS .& ACCOU- (h- rw 011110 1" mncis S‘lrcct 11:15:,1’011- I 10“ 1‘u1's. 12.8. “Runs, .\l.11,3!.l),,(,'..\l., 31.0. r'. A s , ()nt Arriving Every Week HLUNYATH 0f Mcfiill University, Man I lrvnl, unti l’rm‘im-inl Lironlizllc. Physi- t~inn, Surya-nu mu] ()lnhetricinn, .\ln.-dicul Evil-rue m the Stun-hm], l’hmnix, Connecti- (‘ut Munm‘. “ml Hquilnhlu lusnruncc Cum- 1-:lllit'5. (mice and rl'sil_‘f‘llL'L‘. in the house llm-ly nerupiul by Rev. I-‘nllwr Slnfl'onl, m llw ('urncruf Lindsuy and Hus streets, Lim ' l)“ I..S urngmr. C omniasiuuvr in tle R, (‘umcymu-er. kc. Rrsidcnco, um] ud- Ivnvlnu Iulls. drc )HYSHTIAN k Sl’RGEON. Coroner for ”I" l'rm'isiunul Cnunly uf Hnlilmrlun. 32E“ lMicu nut duur H) the McArlhur “ammo. Hoshh-ucc,1lw hmm- luwly Occu- pivd by Dr. Hrysun, on May street, l-‘cnclun Falls. )ARIHS‘TER. Attnrnr‘y-m-an, Solicitor ) in L‘Imucery, Kent Sin-ct, Lindsay. )l-rIN'l‘Ylil“. & S’I‘ICWA R'l'. ).~\m:1:~"rI-zns, A'F'I'URNEYS-.-\r'l“-L.-\\\', DEAN 5; STA RT. )AHHIS‘TERS, summons. CONN-23'. 'I‘HB t‘lTY 01" LONDON FIRE lNSUR- um: L‘u. Capilul £2,0HUJH‘HI sterling, Deposited “ill: Ilse Dominion Guvurumcnl. $Umfilm, Tm: Roux. lsst‘uscu ('0. or Esau-n.â€" (‘ ZWM $10000 mm [hposilcd “im Do- mmion huh-mum” nud min-misc \eled in ( 'anadn. $o;nu,m.n. One of tho firm vul| be u the Mv \m-m'n' "om: Ensues Fun: on tho min! Maud-y attach month.1‘cuh nlmclcd [:3 hustling gun witlmux pain on Lujur3 or no chugv will he made. 8' 0M "hundred in Lindsay at"): (mien run 'l‘nmwpmnx lssmusrl: L‘o Cnpiud‘nud Assets, $1,637,533 Lol’ 0 can uft‘ ullmrnv nml 50ml: of Fran- cis nmls, in ":0 village or l-‘rurhm Fulh 'lerma us}. For [unhor xmrlir ulurs upph l0 hlr. Jas. Dickson, l-‘rneluu (hall: or lo Farmers will do well to can and get a supply 0! the famous old Fencion Fans, Nnv’t 8th, 188 ' a.‘ M M ‘mum. The Lumhiu Instance Co”, of Raglan}. The Onaldelm Lilo Ami-Item of (III- GEORGE CUNNINGHAM, General Insuranm and Loan Age: 7 Jon. 8-: inc! The Cilia-5‘ gunman Baum. of but. hv J. Mclsn'm: "went“: the: fullowiu‘ Gal elm emira- uin. with which butiycu can In Inn-cud ENSl’RiNCE. hwu Ilse I.“ n 'unugwu "ms . The (hush melat'lll Lona 8 Saving: 0.. The Inwfid_luo_unnco Coup-y. 0! Lo- l)l‘ZN'l‘lS'l‘. 1.1N I)H:\\'. Fcuclun Falls, J Lindsay. June )l()2\'l!}‘|' ’I‘() ‘1“:Nl) A. W. J. DHHHAFSI M. l)., “HS, .\\ [l “(A .\ \\ ll *0); lllH’h‘l’lfi'l'H x .I;\(‘K.‘<()N, WM, KI‘INH’T. )1. 1).. C. BL. 1‘3}:sz FALLS. 01m. l“( )1: S,\ l JIC. Ah Vums, .u. 11,31. 0 c. .u. u c. 1r .ks ()nt Dr. A. “'1. son M. u., M. 0. Out. also gluyn on hand. l n’ev assortment of the MISCELLANEOUS. J. NEELAHDS, JAMES l'U‘KSLLV. In: J. H. LOWE. A. l'. DEVLIX, LEGAL &c. MEDICAL. SURVEYORS. h. 310mm. JOHN A. BARRON, Uuuusnm, Lindsay un'y ‘.' Ih. ‘85 H. A. I)ll‘-KSO.\' J. D. SMITH, Agent 22ml. 1534. 45. Tuna, . Hum: W. E. ELLIS. Liudsny, 0m u l‘ ASADA ii We plnee to get value for your moncxin G. Anderson’s? Cm‘penters’ Tools, Pure Manilla Rope, Hemp Plough Lines, Spades 8c Shovels.- Garden Rakes, Hoes 8L Forks, and M'cryltling usually kept in a first-class Hardware Store, at Ptices that cannot be undersuld. BUMDIRG EATEHMLS The execution of Tomps‘ett and Low- dcr at Pictou on the “Hit inst. for tnur- der, has ctlled forth several letters and two or three editorials iu the city pa- pers. As the condemned men were con- fitted on purely circumstantial eviâ€" dence and strongly protested tlteir inno- eenre, great ell'urts were made to pro- cure a commutation of their Slliltcllcu‘. and the disregard of the petitions to that effect has been evnsured by many but defended by the Press. Judge Jel- let, ot' Bellevitle. has: given his opinion on the subj vet very freely and forcibly. strongly denouncing the matvkisb senti- mentality of those who interfered in behalf ofthe prisoners. and approving at" their execution ; adding that if men accused nl murder are to escape punish- ment simply because they declare them- selves innocentr they might as well be acquitted on their own ' evidence when they plead not. guilty in the dock. 'l‘ht-re are no doubt many worthy and intelligent persons who are oppressed by the conviction that 'l‘mnpsett and lintrdt 1' have suffered death for a critne they did not commit. and such persons will no doubt earnestly quote the die- tunt that "it is never sale to convict on circumstantial evidence ; ” but they ought to reflect that unless a murderer is actually caught in the act, which is rarely the case, the prosecution has noâ€" thing to depend on but circumstantial evidence. and if that were disallowed nineteen out of twenty murderers-per- haps we might say ninety-nine out of every hundredâ€"would escape richly deserved punishment. Tompsett and Lender may have been innocent, but they new convicted on evidence quite as strong as has sent many other men to the t:allo\\‘.<â€"â€"â€"nmn, too. who Confes~cd : their guilt when they saw that nothing Cuuld begained by longer denying it. The l’ictou criminals of course knew that petitions on their behalf were sien- ed and presented, and there is a bare possibilityâ€"perhaps as strong.r a one as of their innocenceâ€"that they thought if they persisted in their asseveratiens they would be reprieved at the last tno- Incnt. At any rate they had a fair and impartial trial, and so strong a chain of circumstances tended to prove them guilty that thejury brought. in a ver- dict to that elfn-et and the judge ap proved it. The natural repugnunce to the idea ol'a man being unjustly execu- ted has given rise to the saying: that "It is better that a dozen murderers should escape than that one innocent man should be hanged ;” but the truth of this will not be very readily adtnit- ted by the hard headedâ€"we will not call them hard Itawfulâ€"thinkers who consider that the interests of society should be paramount to those of the in- . dividual. ’fhe apothcgtn is greatlyquo- ted by the opponents of capital punishâ€" ntcnt, who, however. will perhaps not be so ready to argue that it is better i that a dozen routes should escape than that one honest man should be punish- ed ; but it is jttst as true in the one case as the other. and. therefore, if ghanging were abolished tomorrow. it Would obviously be wrong to send a man convicted of murder to penal arr- \itnde tor life on evidence which it is now thnu.:bt ought not to consign him to the gallows. (c121clw1111’11115 (251131112 PBNELON FALLS, Saturday, June 21st, 1884. h We arc baring vcty dry heather. sad if it confirms for another cut I would um give much for I" the amp ue slut" blffl amp! flu! \I'u put in early. wad of that llw binl: [are pulled a good 411]. The) did uw a lot of Iran». as Next to the "Simpson House,” Paints, A Letter From Qu’Appelle. Capital Punishment. of all kind: in his line‘ Glass, Putty, -â€"andâ€" they pulled about onethird of my wheat ; but they hardly touched one, as my brother Thomas has a good-look- lug: crop.‘rery little having been pulled. We have had only two light showers of rain during more than 1 month; and the weather has not Only been dry, but there have been very high winds nearly every d". Those people who have bought Syndicate land and have to break and crop it will have very hard times if they pull through. I met John Dick last Thursday at Grenfell. and he said they were all well except his father. who had got the end taken of? one of his fingers in the mill while cutting shingles. John was up Selling timber. and had been as far as Calgary. five hundred miles west of here. Frank \Villock and Frank Dick are at Cziigu ry. and he said they were doing Well. Timber has fallen of late, and is now very low for this country. I was at Wolsclcy on Saturday with my family. and so was J. Ellis. We drove over to see the fun. and I met our old friend Sam Jackson. He lives ibur miles south of Wolseley, and I run going over this week to see them and get two pins and buy a bull from him. He is doing well and looks splendid; and had on his feet a pair of buck~liin boots I made in Fen- elnn more than eight years ago. anl they are nearly as good as ever. Biz-n and Herbert are over at 'l‘om’s today. and I am iyinz around the house una- ble to Work on account of a boil on my leg. I shall have my half' section (320 ucrex) all fenced in a few days. and shall soon start breaking. as 1 want thirty or forty acres broken lor next season. If you hear any one talking of coming: up here tell him to stay where he is. Unless he has more money than brains, as this country is played out. If it won't. grow grain or is sub- ject to drouth. as last season was and this so far has been, I would not have land as a gift. \\'e have live cows for this summer's milkingâ€"three at present and two to CIIHIC in ; but we have had no pigs since we struck these parts There. is quite :1 stir now, as the Indi- uns have tneir backs up at the Govern- ment, but I don't think it will amount to much, as they have all lelt. their re- serves near here. l’i-zuput and Red Call and two other ehiel's with all their hands have gone to l’eqnontes. another chief the other side of Qu'Appelle, for the Sun Dance, and that is a certain slut) of War with them. They Were l'ol- luwed by fitty mounted police with tour ennnous, and what. the end will bel can‘t say. but I think we are safe for awhile.” Cameron. June 0th, 1884 The court of rcvisiun resumed its sit- tings uccm'ding to udjv-urnumnt. All {he llH.‘lllbcl‘< present ; Mr. Daniel in the chair. Minutes of last meeting: read and confirmcd. Mr. Duucuu Ul‘urk Was heard in respect of his assessment. MOVCd byer. Moyncs, seconded by Mr. Smithson, That, Messrs. Thomas and Philip H. Allan be ass-asset] as ten- ants nl lot 17 con. 4 ; .also that Mr. W. McKay be assessed fur part lot 1 in the 6th con. at u valuation of 8600; also that Mrs. McKenzie be :usscswd for house in said lot. at 8100; also that Robert Donaldson be assessed for lot 2, Ficlding's, instead of B. l’urker.â€"-C'd. Movéd .by Mr. Smithson, seconded by Mr. Hall. That- lllc assessment roll as now revised be finally passed.â€"C'd. The council then took up general business. Minutes of last, meeting rend andfipprnved. . .... 11 3101de by Mr. Smithson, seconded by Mr. Mnyncs, That a by law to pro- virle for the expenditure of' certain sums on the township roads and bridges be received and read a first. Limc.â€"-Cur'd. Bx- law xeccived and pawn] usual umuuex, Mr.Su1ithou chair. Moved by Mr. Smithson seconded by “1.1’41310r'l‘hut thelemc beau- thm'izvd tn cmplo; a smwogm to run the line between the 4th and 5th cons. from lot 5 [0 Int. 9.â€"C~urriud. Moved by Mr. Hall. seconded by 311. Palmer ”HIM the follmIing granh be giwu to indigent. p0}.~1)l)32"â€"-\\i”iul|l HutclIisoII $7) Widnw \\ cs: 85 Mal) .‘lch‘adgcu $5. â€"C;Irried. RAINâ€"About. six o'clock lust Thurs- day evening there was a heavy shower ul'rain, gremly to the delight, of the farmers, who were beginning: to feel de- spoudeut over the appearance of the crops, which do not luuk as well as they nuglu to thh time of year. 3%“ Go to Anderson’s lur l'uiuls & Oils. 'l'uu B. C. L‘nuucn.â€"â€"-’|‘hc advertise- mom. which appeared for two weeks in [he (Niche. ol'the sale by public nuc- liou 0! till! B. U. church un Bond rtreet has been withdrawn, a-I the building i.~ nut to be sold on the day slucitied, ll.o' it probably will be below lung. W Farmers can get best value in milk pans M G. Anderson‘s. l’ocxm’ Bum: Lostâ€"Lam \Vcdm-s. day allurunnn .‘lrs. Rnbcrt )lcUallum lost a Muck leather pnckebbuuk con- minim: about three (lullnrs. and will fuel obliged if the owner will ru-turn iL She l’ccls eurv that allc drupped it sum?~ where on Francis sum-cl bum-cu Mr. Cullen's lIOU‘C and Colborne street. Doors 33m Sums. -â€"Mr. Wm. Mar- shall lately purchased and brnught In the Falls a bankrupt stuck of boots and shoes, which he has opuned in his own shop (occupied by Mr. Mum“) on Cul- burne street. The gnods were bought socheap that they can be retailcd at less thin wholesale prices. See Adver- tiwmcul in another calumn. 36’ For chcnpness uud durability in Hardware, go In G. Andersun's. a“ Spades. Shovels, Hues tad Forks n Ibokule prices u G. Andenon't. Dommos Dunâ€"The In of July is fat uppmaching, but nothing, :3 for us no late heard. Inn yet been done in Fonelon PIN: towards insuring its ob- Icrnnce a:- n senor-I holiday. “'Im the pwpk: of Lindsay intend doing Ir don't-knot ; but the discord um arose out of (he celebntion of the Queen‘s birthday "ob-N! dampened their to Ibudum in favour of dcmooslruions. and DI, lend to Dominion Day passing without obsernnec. Fenelon Court of Revision. iu the in the SCYTHESVâ€"Snccess to l business man means to supply the public with what they want. Mr. Bun! begs to inform the fuming community the! he has suc ceeded in gettin‘: the celebrated Wel~ land Vale Canal Manufacturing Com- pany's Grass Scythes. and ullhouflh they may be a little higher to the retailer, yet. he has determined to sell them at the same prices as inferior goods of oth. er makers. 17-lw. a I have in stock one Spinning-wheel and three Reels, which I will sell at host price. G. Anderson. .‘IILL Accmzsw.â€"Lnst Thursday 9- vening Mr. James J. Power. who is at present employed in Mr. R. C. Smith’s saw-mill, met. with an accident that. will lay him up for some time. By some means‘ a spike on the trimmer chain struck the inside of his left book. tearâ€" sng i! c mplelely away and inflicxing n dcvp and ugly wound on his heel. and the next spike came in contact with his knee. but fortunately only bruised it. 36‘ We keep constantly on hand a full stack of Cut Nails and lluihlers’ Materials, which we sell at roek bottom prices. G. Andersun. l“l.\inl:\(';.â€"â€"'l'his season fishing in the vicinity of the Falls is said to be brttor than usual, but we cannot speak from es- perieuce, as we have non yet been out to ‘* try our luck." Mmkinonge and bass bite i'rvely and a good many of both have already been captured, but the majority of them are smallfas a ten or twulvu pnundcr is not often taken in these waters and is rojniced over us much as one dunblc the \voi-vhl, used to be a fun? years ago. W Special Dry Goods Sale at Jarvis & McDuugnll's for one week only See udvor- tisemont. Big Ihrgnins may be expected, as they urn bound to close out certain lines. DIED or Pu'rA'ross.â€"~lrust Monday :il‘teruunn :i fine ye:1rlin:.r heifer owned by Mr. Robert .‘ICCflllUIll gut into Mrs. .‘leldrum's cellar and are so many rnw potatoes that .«he died] about midnight. Frum he' actiuns it was thought that n potato or a piece of one hml stuck in her threat; but none could be l'eund hy the persuus whn held a pas! mar/rm exzuninutiuu, and it was tlu-relure ini'er- I'lttl that death was caused by the “ gax‘ " evolved from the l'ermentiu‘: mass in her stomach, which was swelled up as “' tight as :1 drum." {if}? Don't forget to leave your measure {or your suit for the 15:. We have the finest assortment of 'i'weerls in the county, and guarantee you n nuhhy fit er no snie. JARVIS & MCDUUGALL A NOVEL ‘Ct)S’l‘ES‘I‘tâ€"ConslLit'l'ublc rivalry and interest of late have been shown nnmuga the pupils of the public school in seeing who could term the. must English words and sentences l'rum the letters comprising the ward “in- cmnprchensibility." Miss Annie Ruth- erford succeededin getting the u’rentmt number of Wurtls, namely 21,600. and Miss Mary Moll'nt the L'rentest number of stutenccs, 189. Mr. Graham, the head muster, thinks, and we agree with him, that contests snclras the abut-e will lanC’l a stlung tendency to improve the quelling ol theimg :iud "iris “he engaze in them. ' vA ’l‘nn MEDICAL FEU]).â€"r ‘cipro- cal ac:ions at law between \‘t.,s. \V‘ilson and Bunnell have at lengtl ‘30“ dis- posed of. and it is to he hams": that, no- thing more will be heard nl' . it»). In theease ol' the Queen against 0. El Bntmell, M. 1)., for felony (chewingr a finger is felony) the grand jury found a l true bill ; but by advice of thejndge l l l the case was allowed to stand over upon Dr. Bonnell giving.r bonds to appear on the charge when called upon. Dr. El S. Wilson's appeal against the convie-I tion for assault by John L. Road and Charles Fairbairn, J. Rs, was sustain- cd‘ and the conviction was quashed without costs. James IN Commâ€"Mrs. B. and Mrs. 1)., two residents of Smith’s build ings on Francis street, got into a squab- ble that. couldn't be settled without the assistance of a nmgistrate. It appears that Mrs. BUS juvenile male offspring indulged in objectionable Words and ac- tions towards Mrs. 1).. who promptly inflicted personal chastisemcnt. upon them. and for so duinf.’ was summoned by their father. The case was tried last Monday evening by James Dick- son. J, 1’., who. after patiently listening: to a mass of confiiclin: evidence. dc- cided that an unjustifiable assault had been proved and inflicted a fine of $2 and costs on the delrndant. whose ready use of her ton-me utihrded all in"(:ourt a good deal of amusmnent. ATTEMPTED Solemnâ€"About two o'clock on Saturday al'u-rnonn John Wul lace. of this village. took a quantity (he says two tubluspoonl‘uls) ol I’uris green from a can in his shop. mixed it. with water and deliberately drank it; nflcr which he went home, ate a quantity of butter, undressed, got into bud and full mil-up. In about an hour and n hull' he awoke and began to Vomit, and Dr. Wilson, who was at once soul for. ml- xniniatcrcd a strong: emetic, which prczly well emptied hi.» stomach. ”is condi- tion was very critic-l for some hours: during whit-h he sufivrcd a good (ch1 oi pain, but bi-l'ore daybreak llc bc-Lran to rvqnvur. and curly in the morning was .lnwn town, probably to ac! whisk}. in which he had hi-en indulging from-l)" Lw- t‘urc committing: lln: raah nci. IL is said that he has f'ruqnunlly, when in liquor. lhrcuh-nc-l to take his own life. and [hose who know him but have but lixthr doubt that he will do so moncr or later. .IJIUUIJIU utvun tu mutu- ° 0 i - Demon, June H.â€"-Jamcs Wreck- From the way that electric lights are ham. hnriud in this city to day. was being put in the mills in the different ? burn in \chford county. Int-mud. on district», it cannot. be luftrrcd that the 2 New Year's day, 1874 and was const- tuilt owner:- intcnd to run their saws at 3 quently over one hundrcd years and a slower gait. this year than they for-~' five months old at the time of his dc- merly hove. In the construction of. wise. 1-11812 he enlisted u private these lights great progress but been 3 in the British army. and fought during nude in the Inst. two or time yous. the whole ofthc memorable war with At first the tremor of the mill caused France. When N-pnlcon rug exiled the light to flicker too much to be oer. to St. Helena. Wreckhunt In one of Iain, but thnt difiiculty has been over- those placed there to guard the Emper- come. Ind now, it propnrlj adjusted. it ; or. After serving: fourteen years he is steady. and really nukes the will as; procurcd n dircharge. and emigrntud to light :5 day. Many of the will urea l Canndn. Seven years ngo he settled in using it. Iilh whom we hove ulked, 1 Detroit. when: he hu since remained. Iunld not d'upcnne with it on my no} He enjoyed remnrknble health until cuunt. It'uight sawing must be done nine weeks :go, when his age began to there cannot be too much light to see 5 to tell, and he commenced to sink. Hi; to do it lell.-â€".\'arthmatcm Lumbar: mental ticnltiet were presernd unim- uvw. . [aired until the lust moment. Electric Light in Mills. Er; yéi}; mill caused :h to be cer- the whole oftho memorable um with France. When Nepnlcou' VI! exiled to St. Helen. Wreekhnm was one of 5 been over- those placed there to guard the Emper- ,' adjusted. it or. After serving: fourteen years he s the will as; procured a dircharge. and emignled to the will wen i Caoedn. Seven yen: ego he settled in here talked, l Detroit. where he hu Iiuoe remained. it on my 16-} He enjoyed remerknble health until tutu be done : nine weeks ego, when his age began to light to see 5 to tell, and he commenced to dash. Ilia cm Lumlxnfi menu! ticohiet were preserved unim- _ mired until the last moment. Loxnox, June l4:h.§éTha~-Munich Gazette says startling dis‘coveriea" have been made in coqnection with the at- tempt. to blow upythe statue officrma~ nia last September. The plot was the work of a well-organized baud of anar- chists. and its object. which only uar- rowly failed of accomplishment, was the assassination of the Emperor. Crown Prince Imperial, Chancellor, and other royal and untable persons. A perfect mine of explosives has been discovered uuder the pathway OVcr which the im- perial proces~ion passed. fileary rains ruined the powder traiu uu prevented horrible slaughter. LONDON, June l3.â€"â€"Cabler_'rams an- nouncing that the United Statés has reâ€" ceived no communication from England concerning the dynamite conspiracies and metlitates no suppressive aeti n, have kindled anew the feeling: of irrita- tion against the American authorities. Minister Lowell's residence is besieged by reporters, but he refuses to give any information. Orangemen and other loy- alists are becoming,r alarmed at the en- ergetic preparations the Nationaliats are making throughout Ireland for the approaching general election, and have determined to organize a vigorous anti- leauue company. The powers will prob ably intervene to secure a settlement. ENGLISIIMEN INCENSEDâ€" -TUE YAVKEI'LS WON '1‘ Sl'l‘ D0“ X OS DY) AMITERS. NARROW ESCAPE OF A LAWYER BEING BURNED T0 DE.- \Th. Yesterday ul'ternnon Churlcs V. Wur- moll, the well~known Police Court hm- yer. narrowly escnped being burned to death in the Alhambra hotel, Church street. Mr. \Vurnmll generally wears his hair of considerable length, and is justly proud of his curly locks. ”0 hard it dressed up with unusual cure yesterday. and when he accidentally bucked against a gas ciuur jet his head was in an iu.~tant enveloped in flume. M r. OrpenI with great presence of mind. CHU_‘_’IIL up a jug: in one hand and u wet Lmrel in the nther, while the cellar mun- :lffl‘l', l’utrick White, ulilized the hose with good elfwt. 1n the meantime N. W. Emu, barrister, u ticed the flame from the street. and at once [nude lbr Court-street fire hull and gave. the alarm. The real was immudintdy dispatched to the scene, but it was found limb the services nf'lhe men were not required. the flzum‘s having been suppressed. Al- Lhnugh suffering considerable pain, Mr. Wurmoll is not, svrinusly burned, and will be able to attend to business a: u:ua1.â€"â€"- Tumuln News. THE SCARE IN UEIUI. NY AS WELL AS IN ENGLAND. MERLIN. June Illâ€"The procantiom observed for the Emperor's snl'ciy on his l'ccent juurucy to Elms were carried in the extent Ol'lIHVlllg all buxes, bugs and packages capable of possibly cun- laiuing dynamite l‘uluuvcd from all the railway stations along tlic route un- til he passed by. A woman ras :u'rvst- LONDON. June 10â€"11: the Uomnmns ltd-day Fuznxaurice, under foreign sec- retary, said that the currenplmdcnce with the. United States government nu the subject of dyuatniters. subsequent to that which has already been laid been laid before Parliament, was re- sumed on May 10th, 1882, and had been continued since. He could not enter into details at present nnr give the dates of later dispatches. 1n enu- srtluence ul'thc threats 01' Llyuaxniturs. armed watchnleu have been established around the Duke of \Veattniu:tet"s reri- deuce in Cltcalul‘, Eng. ed at Elbcrl'eld having: in her possession four hnxes of explosive material which it was intended to explode at. Wiesbu- den. The discovery has prevented the Empernr's intended visit to that place. It is stun-d the woman cum.- from Am- erica. She is dercrihell as being tall and stunt, and having a deep-tenet! Voice. She was trucked l'mm Bremen to Elhcrl'eld. The ruilu‘ny nflieialls had strictorders to examine all Lr:weler.~:' bnuuaue during the Ennpurur'ls reeeut Vinit to Ems. nxvxusu scans PRCSTRATED m- KIND aamiaon umvm‘. A traveller who has recently return- ed from the Sandwich islands, says that. he saw in Honolulu a lung, hundmnw street of elegant houses, showing evi- dence of much ease and luxury. These are the homes of missionaries. A sign uilicunt contrast to the miserable tene- ment houres of the poor at humel The traveller alro saw the wives of some nl these Iniminnaries reclining in acvluu chairs carried by heathen natives. who!“ the ladies spurred nn tn grentenpeed b) puking their paraml handles into their naked backs. When will people learn t.) give their umney where it is mo>t neededâ€"~ut liOme among: the pnor. wlm swarm in vile places ?â€" [Lu-(ford Timex. Angry with the Americans. Luxuries of Missionary Lite. He Guarded Napaleon. The Dynamitards. A Hellishl Plot. A Head on Fire. PRU.“ Thad dor'catchers who have been at work In the city for the past he Iecrs hare captured nearlv ’00 dw-s, These Ire taken to the pom .’Ihen they are. kept twenty four hburs, after Ihich time the “ (rappers " are nllowed to sell them If not reclaimed and the S2 fine paid by the owners 1‘ he ph-beinn curs are manually put Io death by being smothered, while the more \‘alu; Ible do -~ run he kepc by the dIIg-c-Ichers if lhov desire to seli them. The syslem ol dug:- catchiu: has been going on for the pasg six years in the city. and n sufficient number of dogs are generally reclumed by their owners to pgyA all expemcs cou- necled with the. work. The 'lfIIrnoIo Hunt Club has utl’urcd to soil Ilu- city a handsome cage dug-\vnggnn to Liciliutc dou-Calching, and as some such convoy- ance is badly needed it is likely that it will be purchased. The Waggon. which Cl»! the club 5240, i: offered to the city for 3125â€"07000. The llebron. Nebrmkn, Journal says: Last Sunday 311'. and Mrs. James llal‘ lord. accompanied by their t\\'o~yeaixold child, \‘i.~ited John L‘arhart, ol Spring Creek Precinct. During the alteruoon their attention was attracted to their child, who was tugging at some object with nll his strength. Going towards him. his mother was horrified to find that the little one had both his hands tightly grinned about the tail ol u vett- omons rattlesnake just above the rattles, whose furious rattliu: gave notice ol’ the reptilc's anger. While the child was pulling the snake was unable to get. in position for striking with his fangs. in an iii~timt the frightened mother coinprehemled the deadly danger of her child, and with a lrantio screzun that cau>ed the little one to drop his deadly plaything. she caught him up and sprang away. \Vnen releitsetl the snake in- stalilly coiled himself to strike. It was. indeed, a narrow esCape. A Rattiesnake at a Disadvantage. Miss Lillian Smith, aged 12 years, has opened a shooting gallery in Num- du city. ' The opinion is gaining the Gladstone Government its dlflicnhics. I) One I)!‘ the foremmt sludenh in (In- graduuliug class at Harvard entered the university ;I~‘ II waiter in the dining; hall. He has "I‘HI‘U'IU'd :llllUll'.’ the first seven of his cums. He was born iu ViI- gillia and is a negro. A Inysteriuus mu] terrible creature, knuun :15 [he “ \\ lllil)Us-\\.l“i[llln‘.” has made its lelhill‘zlnflc ll.l‘ll' Cl:II'.k.<\'iHe Tenn. A number III citizens have seen it. and they :5:|V\' iI is bIIllet-pI-Imt' :IIId bI-lehes fire. They need the Scott Act in 'l'cnnuascc. The Anntruliun (trickclol'~' urn making.» tlwmsrlvus very unpnpulur in England by their grahping ways and Iliwuurlu- nus nmnnurs. AHN' receiving £1,400 (In: Ulllul‘ day for unto Innnuy :1! one ul‘ llnrlr mulclms uml Illuil’ lunches fun». they rcl'u.~ml a small subwriptiun to a cricket charity. It appears that, after all the rupnrh‘ tn the cnnlrau‘y. the nurth slmru 0| Lake Snpcrinr is rich in minerals. ()uppur ahuumls in the district nl' which Michi- picutcn is the outlet. aml sunn- suy Inw of the the mint-s llll‘l'C will hnl'urc lung; rival (,‘alunwt and ”vein. The cum-m indications cxtmnl for 130 Inilcs, and it may be that rich coma-r U|‘L' \rill yet be carriml by the train lmnl. Francis Cauliunx (liml on the 51h 0! June :it St Bruno. (lllt‘lfiic, nuwl lUlI )‘(H’ll'm ‘1 lnnnlhs and 26 days. 'l‘hu pall- bunrurs at his funeral \vvrc his lunr sum, aged 78. 75. 7:1 and 7‘) years res- [nccti\'«:ly. ”is great-grim! grandam], nucd H. \rns alm prom-lit. :‘.lln:_vulhvr. his children. granilchihlrcn, :II'UIH-Jl'itml chihlrvn :uul great-urual grnmlchihlrcn llllllll)(‘l'l'(l 4117. He was :1 Veteran 0] the war ul‘ 1512. Ten years nun neither India, Austra- lia nor the Argentine Republic Imtl suit a cargo (if when! ln I'Iul'upu. 'l'hi.~ year the amount or (’Xplll’HIIJiB wlmul lrmn India is estimated :11. SUJJIIUIMND huslwis. from Anstrnliu no 25.000.000 bushels. and from (he .‘\l"_'culilll: Repub- lic all 10.000 000, a lulni 0i 85,(H)l),HUU busliuis. In emf: (if these tmuulries the npcnin: up u" the country by ruiimud~ is stimulating u'lucuL pmducliuu in u anrpri>ing manner. From Dcvii'x lake, :1 pretty sheet of water nrur thll'uld .‘Iilln, about. forty miles lrmn Kinzsunl, (mum n m-rpcnl story. A spurtanmn nut. generally given [0 drawing the Ion-.1 buw any: that. while ruuing (m the hue the other thy lu- \\'us annulled by a Furpmninc crcnturu uhuul l'nurtccu firm hung, with flashing eyes, gaping umuth and nut-darting tongue. “a brlnbnurcd it with one of his oars until it diuppcurcd beneath the surl'ucc. when In: ruwcd m shore. Hairy Bamlcn's ilntel in Hamilton it day or two ago. Mr. liawdnn (mucl an eagle and a ground ling, both Imeure ly lhalcnl'tl. but uithin reach of caeh‘ other. The caulu wan given a piece ul' meat, which the lung tried to MCUYU; but the king 0|~ birds was not willing tn be robbed. and It desperate light ensued between the two. The result wu thnt bulls were killedâ€"the eagle being found with a cut in itn throat, and the gruund- hog with mm of the eaglc'u taloul luv eucd In its neck Lonnie” between the Germans 1nd Englishmen in the disputed \uwm nf ti": North Sea mutinne to be of 'daily occurrence. and are cumin: route irrita- tion in Berlin and Landon. The two Governments are mneying rcgudin: the lin it» within which En .Iliuhmen may be allowed tn fi-h within the North Sea and three minim.“ are mtiuuined the reâ€"two bv the German Ind one by the Enulinh Governwenvâ€"m preserve the peace. The patrolling: by the vet! eels in. hammer, riot Ind iaeficiwt, and between their vitiu nun, action- fi;hts wear among the fishermen. \n extranrdinart battle umk place at! l l l l l The Toronto Dog Catchers. ground than will \vcullwr Eitgfish farmers hue diminished in Mayhem durip: the past ten yggrsl The King ofSiam has 263 childmn. Wink-bone is now selling at the rate at $12 250 per ton. - Jews have been so'persecmi‘d in Lin» erick lately lhu numbers have lelt that. 0kg. in the British Hausa of Commons the motion for the second bending of the Channel Tunnel bill was tejccled, ""9 tn $4.- Cauh‘ in the south-western stock-niaâ€" ing sections of the states are reported in‘ good c uditinn and free from disease, and indicating a dtivo larger tltnn thu of last year. l'ula'tms. strawberries and all 1m (ables Wt'rt.’ chIpII-Iely dcsIroyod In one scolion of Lou}: lshnd by II heavy while Irc-N on Sunday night, llIe damage being iucnluulublc. The grouiugv crops in New England have nlsnbocn qucII dam- aged, while the Cape Cod cranberry crop is ruined. Salt Rheum Cured. Are you troubled will) Salt Rheum. Rough Skin, l’imples ur Cnnkcr Suns? If so [:0 to W 1“. Ellis' 5 drug store and get a pack- age of McGn-gnr & l’lrkc's Cnrbulic Get- Me. It \\ us nmcr known to mil. Juhu R. Yvrl. llIInIilmII,s:Iv~1: " McGrcg- or's Spemh (‘urc for Dispopdn and ludi- gt-slion is clump II! fifu‘ times the price “It. cd for it. 1 Mn II cumluercinl man, and navel continually, and wuuld no more think of leaving home \vilhoutu bottle of Me- (s'tegur's Spt-cdy Cure in my vulise than I would 01 leaving my team In home and go- ing on fnuL" Free lriul lwules In W. E. Bllis's drug slow. Regular s'uw fifty ceuls and one dollar. Fluid Lightning. Cures Toothache uml Ncumlgia quick :15 flush, rt-licvvs any pain instantly. the cheap- est und quickest applicatinu known. Why suffer with 'l‘umhucho, Neurnlgiu, Hud- ache, Rhcunmtism, Luxuhugo. Sciatica, Sore Throat, ur “cute pains of any kind when yun cull go to W E. Ellis’s drug store and gain pt-rl'u-l and instuntnuouus cur“ fur tux-my live cruts. Ask for Fluid Lightning. ELusâ€"Kxox.â€".\l the residence of the bridr's parents, by the Rev. C. W. Watch, on Wodm-sduy, June llth, Mr. W. A. Ellis to Miss Murtlm Knox, all of Vcrulnm. In llm township of Fuuclon, on Tueadny, June I'Illl, Sumh, eldest daughter of Mr. 'l‘huums Henly, ugcd 10 years and 6 days. The undu-rsiguvd un'rrs for sale, choup fur (null. his prumrty nu Hum! St. Rm“, cumisling UT 11 qunru-r “ore or land and n Fl‘fllllu “mailing llnusv. IH x '24 feel and a story uml a hull high. with kilcln-n 14 x 20 foot. There is nu vxcnlluul \voll close to lhu kilchuu,uml n guml-sizcd stable at roar of lot. Apply on the promises or m. shop next door lo the pust-uflico. Five gum! Building [.013 for sale cheap in l-‘vm-luu Falls West. Apply to BOOTS 8c SHOES. 'l‘lm umlursigm-d infurms his friends and the public llml ln- lms upum-d out In his old shop on Cullmrnv 5t. llu- lmnkrupl slack of lluuls & Slums M" Mr. I“. Atlnmn, Campbell- l'urd, which he will sell (Inll um] see them bcfurc purchasing clscnhmu. \\ ILIJA M MARSHALL. Below Wholesale Prices. NUT BLOTTED OUT. Rosprctl'ully iufnrms bin frit-udl and Ibo public gl-nrernlly 11ml. huving hum; unenc- nmuiumly lmalicd out. 0! bid lute promilel by the fin- on the 2“”) HI! , hue Imn relumed business in our at Mr. deun's new slum uu Culhurue 81., when, will: buwtr fucllk 111:5 than cVI-r. he hnpc-u to gain many new unulumcrs. Note ‘hc following l$aukrupt Stock Currants. new crop, Pulru, lblb. for $1 00 \‘ul‘ Rainim " Mun-udJMb. “ 3! 00 Lnuduu Layer Railinl, - - per "1. ‘0 It Fig», Turkinh. â€" - . - 1710. for ’l 00 "rung“. per duzeu, ‘ - - - ' $0 35 erum, per dulcn, - . . - - $0 30 ch'lun l-‘ulls, June 18111, 1881 Green Apples, Dates, PlnecAppm um! I” ollacr hum, uud a large Ind well “norm! flock of us! GENERAL GROOERIES, which will be laid u the Land [Mug rhea. Du not nk far credit. u his butlacu I! conducted ntriclly on I cull bull. and Inylhing that an be nndlly w‘mcd Inn to muuey Inn be when {a pug for 30992 CASH PAID FOR BUTTER h 2668, I’cnolon Pulls, June 19th, ZHM. 17-1 1. "khan bid: a all, 53:3 you'will be convinced tbs: the: uborc alumni. nu true in aver] partied-t. I"cm:lun Pulls, June l'th, H154. House and L0! For Sale. I'BJLI 1! ( i-A. IN S. 1:. lhs. Medium Bright Sugnr for a: 4 HIM. Uriah! Sugar - - " SI 4 12 I'm Excrn UrigluSugur “ $3 I 11 “)5. Extra Granulated Sug-r SI I (JJXNNICI) (:‘rOOIMS. Tumum", 3 H». Um flnou - Amulca, :1 lb. tins. in lyrup inn». 2 lb. lim, finml - - Penn, 2 lb. fins. flunk - - Lubsltrl, 2 lb. Hm. [inc-u - Sllmon, 2 1h liul. new fish Sardinu,‘ lb linI, French Sudiucn, 5 lb. lint, do. FENE [.UN 1" A LLS M A RK ETS. l‘mclon Falls; May in} 1894 New W. W. BLOTT Jush l ’riccn‘. ll.\l= llll‘ll). Medium Bright Sugar for Bright Sugar - - Hum Bright Sugar “ Bxlm Urulmlulcd Sugu per buslwl - - $0 45. “ ‘ - ‘ 1 make] - - - N - .. _ - ll - u - - U u - .. _ H - u _ - p,” - - - - llLI‘ 100 lbs, $7 mm, - - - Advertisements. I“l{ L'I'J‘H. Hl,’(i A IC. ])I I‘ll). JA RVIS k .\lt'DUUGALL. â€" o râ€" \‘V. \‘V. BLOTT. RUB'T MCCALLUM. 17.2- 3m. 104,. 00 00 no 00