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TURNIP SEE I“ If. I": E II . -â€"â€"â€"(tâ€"â€"" ’ lltllllflllEl FENELON FALLS. . now calls attention to his stock of "FenneloiiICâ€"(iunczl. ~19 F. R. . I Moer by Mr. Rumney. seconded by Cameron, June 17th, 1885. 5 Mr. Perdne, That the court now ad- Adjourned court of revision met. ljt-urn to meet again on Saturday, the ; Prtrvnt. Messrs. Berkeley, Kennedv. l 5:11 day of Juno at the same place.â€" lG. Anderson; Moyncs and Perdue. Minutes of la-stf Carried. session read and approved. I Mavcd by Mr. Per-lue. seconded by Mr. Movucs. That Mr. Win. Needier, The Court of Reiisiou, second session. Irish Emigration. Can it be Believed ? I ROME, June 21â€"quormation thro‘l LONDON, June 20th.â€"â€"-The Duinn . Italian military channels at the Red l Freeman's Journal publishes a Ion: in. Sea has just. reached the Italian govern- terrievr with B'lshop O'Connor._of he ment that Sussedaglia Bey, a tormcr‘ bmska and Wyoming, in which the governor of Upper Esypt. has written prelate deprecates extensive Irish emi~ to the Italian commander there that he gntion. The bishop takes the ground Ilhe Midland Bai ' Ufl‘erthc nnderxncntioncd I‘nrceh of Land . . . . - -- . . a lit: n~5t‘.~.~'i'tl It'r lttlS 23, 21‘. 5”, DJ. 00. . had recon ly seen a Syrian who had that for thhirds of the petude who e hi‘ 6th fJuuc. 13.55. ursu- _ h m t t 3 d3! 0 P leave Ireland as emigrants to America ant to adjournment. .‘Ieinbfl‘i all pres- ' passed three months at the h‘SlchN of DUNDAS & FLAVELLE BROTHERS, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, MILLINERY, Lands for Sale. â€"_ way ill Canada for sale hy Private t‘ontmct on most reasonable terms:â€" Iqu‘rrptokm 110., o’i-mt’t'ly Q/pnthrfy. ’ â€" . . . . - , r i . 3 . - ' ; » x ' ‘ 'l artoniu. the change means misfortune and hys- ' ' ’ i‘ I l I]! - Tl alld ‘2 “t 3 "alualm" “I 3-30”. sud \ ent' “L H' Graham m the dmlr' “m “I.” Mahdi lrur all" ran M h. - - ‘ ~ u ' I l 2! 0.1:! acrcswztst John stn‘ct Pt 111 ~ ‘ I," (/r TUITI‘I/ 0 C' I ' ~ ll " ‘ b ‘ " d f, l ifollowin'r chaums to be nude in thel He says the Mahdi has Gordon in sc- tcal hardship of a most terrible Ilh x “1‘” ‘ H _ I - t” It». i i i B I d. U K, G [fl-m JIM:- ‘mmnn f, Tier-I). fir-1:3 ,011- mam,qu w Q Qcot‘t e't-t half: cret keeping having discovered him besides a moral degradation still more, ~ ‘ 3:1?,:"“:;u:ilEli‘s): mu. I", Hope, . - - $2.: on Sat: avenue. an ots to an 4 ,s . â€" . .,....L , .> I . m -~ l . a I, n h‘ “P” i,“ 0,. up ‘ 3 ‘. .- lti’ I'll-5' [ft-bf rid-’7’ [Pl] (It . m0 I i \rc-t of Third street. at $100 each the i of LOIS 1. 2 and 3 east of Dickson st.. ‘ 50mm“) "*‘uuded‘ b“; "(lll‘ld‘a‘kra'lid :I‘l‘yfl‘ts‘s 81%,]ka airmail: H If“: i 3 1.1; Ills‘l“v:‘.casl 1 .‘t. mu. 8, Mauvers, -' i l ‘ - - ‘ l r‘ -- - u ‘ r ‘s 's i>. ‘ ~ a' cun)’. I __ l “Waning being subdivismns of lots 10 I and Lots 4. o. b and i , Ascal Crego. lllal_UJTd°u “00“” “r l . _ d ., . .l , " b ' H l H . m; ‘ q - I a . l ’ - I I . I p p , we“ humor] 0 .m] 3 no of Dickeon ' emitted at .‘Iassowah, and forms the newcomers sunk my unit tity (‘COIIIL i . . at}... .. w. P} -- mm -, tavnn, i Q i and 11 m l n. con. ’ “at Jenrge U". i v‘ ' J . A 0 lb : . bum of an ofiicial dispatch the scum of the population. without 1 ."I “lllt‘S north Milli-rook. ’ I i i h p y i 35””. which” as u houic‘mlller on”. be ! are", Ln: h. W05! 0‘ Mam M” w ll.3 a“ J“ i . money and friends In this condition H 1.0: uorcs. n. 5 23, mu. 9, “mu-"3, 1 . . - » ‘ ,' . .- . - l I. -' u .> i - t i ‘ a “25 t0 . â€"‘* ‘ ' ‘ 1,571 n. south llrii s "'k. 1va [flu/ZS. of every description. hails and. bpikrs. , .truckoff'the rpil. by]: heigtgnlJIt the ipytcréflleeonnp re§21Lpl2nrollIani e The fol-I . . they um compelled to do the harle 12 MS MIN. "- “I iLi H “mm (,Ill, UH. ,. - . wrought and cut different .~iz s', , :iUIIIClpilllll': , igatl‘. 71.0.9. c ogre [ lofin ‘06-,0 bena ‘ tau] ‘6. ‘50:“ cm A 6,1,1 Plead. and most menial ,nbour‘ and fmm ""5 1 18-100 miles mm“ quknu ' 3 ‘ e assesser or r«- 'en o .. con. nt| .L" 5.85 ‘ : - . . _ . 1 ._ ‘ . , 1 W _' ‘ I . 1 p a I I "G FI?IJVI‘ ’ "I . f QM - - g d f R C I "0. Lms from 1 to 10 inclugive. south , v ‘ J 00 _\I _ Kclmau position they can seldom rise. If they 13 .Athacnu c. -. con, 3, lump,v _ M E ' J - ‘ J E a H “won 0 " JU’ “men 0 ' ’ l “ ' - - (Am-“'0: “"9 - ‘ - “3 ' on west," continues the bishop, " their “"1” “"1”!!! Franklin. l ' ' - Smith ' that 935‘ Pu" 10‘ 5 in the I“ ' or B‘d‘er Elm“- O “crest 4 to 10 "mlu' a girl in jail here who has heretofore ” ,. .1 . b. ~ 1 H 3.913 acres. s. cl 15. con. 6. Oils. ad‘a- l d 'l 1 ' 1 in" llnwe- Locks ’ I ~ ‘ - - . . prospects are scarct v any cttcr. n . J _ "q _ ,â€"-tnrre ,0i e. am a, __, v â€" ~.- 1 cm,’ 1 "cm‘ asses‘led m D_ Alger, be I Slve north of Lrogo street, 3% acres, 4, , pars“,an asserted her Innocence at the we“ were ,4 hr course land in . can, ,0 L,,,,Is,,_,._. “ )IHV 2 I III, Ibbi). Lawmi Bom’ M" I struck off and assessed to W. J. Jack- 5 and 6 “'05‘ 0f DICL'SO" 5m?“- g acre: I the crime with which she is charged, ubundmco but "HS land must no“, bk, l" ‘l-lllipgcrpis. lots n, l and s, u. lung st., v . , _ . - w... _, - . .‘ . . - . ‘ _« . at. . I l son'â€"Cnrned' , 110:.3LFDUUI or (’IL‘L'O Strut andl‘ an, I Eh?" “r “du’lnlfu‘m‘g‘llmsnn to ‘l'e."‘“" purchased. and the Irish emigrant has in: 0.05 acres, lot 1. Ii. Queen st, Liiidsut‘. I I 5 I Moved by Mr. Rennedy, secnudcd I 0f hllmmum “met- li‘ “‘3’”; “f” 0i , ily of Mrs. Michael brceres, her sister, no n,(,,,(_,._.. I" commend": on we 17 mix-3 non-5,1,”4‘“-,C,.r,.]iuesL‘thhu‘y. l Spades. Shovels. Raka, Spud"); 313- l by Mr. Mofi‘IHâ€"‘r'. Tllal the court 0f re- I b “"d ‘i 52‘}!!! CNS-'0 “Web 41 91 b m“ with whom she made her home for a surprising dccyarmiou made in um, i,,_ 18 0 l‘.’ ilcrt‘s,lut .'-.c. Lindsayst..l.indsny. LEGAL & W I“ note and llav Fork; of the very best vision be now closed and that the roll 7 nerth hmmouut, 8 acres, to be asâ€" l 51,0” time at Roselml' has "my confess. terview {he FreonmpfiJourml “pr”,- 1,1: 0.20 non-$.10! om. Lindsav 51.. Lindsay, 0. ~ , . . . .. , a. 1’. warns, ARRISTI‘IIK. .tttnrnr-yont-Luw, Solicitor in Chancery, Kent Street, Lindsay. )lAll'l‘lN .v HOPKINS, Attriis'rrzns. sonicrrons. Arc B ney to Loan at 6 per cent. Kent street. Lindfitty, Ont. P.S. Mantis. ARRIS'I‘l-llt, A'r'lmltxli'i', .lr. SOLICITR B and Notary Public. Money to Loan. 0mm, Kent street, Lindsay. Slo- Office, G. 11. floritiss. I“, It. .‘IOOltl-l, IllfflSl’l‘lTll k JACKSON, Aiilllfi'l‘lilts, SULItSI'I‘ORS, kc. fine. William street, Lindsay. A. llcnsrmu. A. JACKSON (I'LI'IARY A: U'LI'IARY, )ARIUSTICRS, AT'l‘t)RNEYS-AT-LAW, I) Solicitors in Chancery, kc. Office, Doliony Block. Kr-nt street. Lindsay. Altrlllllt l)‘l.i:.inv. Ilcuit O‘Laanv. Ofâ€" )Irtlx'l‘YIl ‘l J; S'l‘lill’ART, AllltlS‘l‘HltS, AT'I‘O[INEYS-ATâ€"LAW, ) Solicitors in Clutnccry. kc, Lindsay. Oflil-e over Uiiturio flunk, Kent street. Ml)- ncy to Loan .tt 3 per cent. on real estate ocuritil's. D. .1. .\lcl\'rvnr:. BARRON A: SMITH, ARRIS’I‘ERS. SOLICI'I‘ORS, kc, Lind B any. Mom-y to Loan on security of mort- gages, proinismry notes. .‘t'c. JOHN A. llAItlmx. J. B. SMITH. Out: of the firm will he at their Fen clou Frills (illice every Thursday. l. A. JORDAN. Manager. Tuos. STEWART. . J. ()IIONHR, I'liysicinn, Surgeon, &c., kc. C Residence. street. Lin-loiy. IlllS. WILSON & WILSON, IIYSICIANS. Sl'llfllIOXS & ACCOU- cln-rs. (lilicc, Fr ' vi: Strcct Eust,1"cn- clon Falls. E. S. Witsox, .u. n ,u. 0.. C..\l., it. c. r. .t 3., Out. Dr. A. Witsox, u. u., u. c. 1‘. .t s., Ont. trick Cottage, Wellington llii. J. 11. LOW <1, IIYSII’IAN (v SURGEON. Coroner for the Provisional ('niinty oflliiliburton. 329“ Other: next door to the McArthur House. Resident-c, the house lntclyoccu- pied by Dr. Ili‘yson, on Mary Street, l-‘cnelon Falls. DRS. IlllltllOWS & GRAHAM, IIYSICIANS, SURGEONS, kc. Ofiicc , and residence directly oppmite Carr’s hotel, William St. Lindsay. Calls from tho country promptly attended to. l'. I'Al.\tlll: Il-mimws, 11. II. GRAHAM, at. n , M. n.. c. u.. M. r. 1'. a If. .‘t , lute Soho Hos- N. o. (il‘lltllllllt' .\l'flill pititl. London, 1'. F. a. College. Mu'll., law. | 51., 3!. it. 0.5., England SURVEYORSJ ,._._~.. . JAMES DICKSON, L. Surveyor, (Join nissioncr in the Q. B., . ('nuvcyuticni‘, kc. Residence-mud ad- dress. I’t‘nelun Falls. MISCELLANEOUS. ._‘_'::::::.:_r:‘â€"â€"' ' . .. .137 . L L ' -~ I: . \V. '1‘] I())I I’SON, Accountant. Commissioner. Real Estate and General Financial Agent. $0.1 Market lllm-k. corner of George and Hinton! Sift‘t‘ls. P E 'I‘ E R B O R O’. W cnnutmi'r-st-izu‘z SULXL‘ITEIL ‘YBa P... . .- .. -V- ..-...._ -_.___.. .... . _- 1313;] { (fr-IAINS. Fivc good Building Lots for sale cheap in Fouclou Full! West. Apply to .1.\ KW?“ .12 MrDOITGAl.L. Font-Ion Falls. June lz'Iih. 155:. lT-t t. J. NEELANDS, DI-INI‘IS'I‘, LINDSAY. Ono ofthc tiriii will be at the Mi‘Anrni'it Iloi'stz. l‘izxiztns FALLS, on the third ‘londny oft-sch mouth. chilz r\!rt".-~<l by lauzltin: gu without pain or luj'i ,or no charge will be made. W more t'it:\l-l.¢l:cd in Lindsay nearly fifteen yearn. r I um: t‘o t‘apiial LU.“ WWW sterling. |p~p...n.~i will: the Dominion Government. 5;”.iymn, Tim lion: lxsratxrr iii. or Evattsnâ€" Capital. Si go'lu‘mt' Dvpuiilrtl with Do- iuxuion Government and otherwise vested lit Valhalla. 517 Hum“. Tum \Vnrt'as Iast‘lu \‘apiul and Asst-:4, ‘R Co. or Cantu. {‘u‘.; '.1 ... .. J. D S‘lITII. .‘ly‘rnt. Fruclon Fails, Jan'y .‘Jizd. ls“. 43. “summon. GEORGE OUNIIHEHAI, General Insurance and Loan Agent. FENELON FALLS, 0NT., rrprvtrctt the following first class corny-A. mu net; w'.‘ ch. link'lfss no la transacted L'D-MH [Iii uh‘d‘ \ \.\‘.tI‘g'€\".2$ terms The Canada I‘em‘xneul Loan t Savings t‘o The Imperial lsu trance Company. of Lon don. Raglaan Inc Cziuens laicranec Company. oft‘ana- da, Farr .m 1' Audra: l description, Pitch, Tar, Rosin, Oakum, and other boating requisites, Sledge,- Chipping and Nail Hammers, I Fork and Other Handles, “'ick and Rubber Packing, Pure White and lied Lead, Paints. Oils, &c., &c. May 61h, 1885. y Elicfeiitlou 1.105 (Bomb: Saturday, June 27th, 1885. The English Minishry. Lord Salisbury has at last consented to form tin administration. Mr. Glad- stone having promised to do his best to prev/cut factions opposition by his fol- lowers; but as it is as difficult to de- cide what is “ factions ” opposition as what are " personal " remarks, the protu- isc, though it will no doubt be consci- entiously kept, does not amount to tnuch. It is said that Salisbury's re- luctance to undertake the task has been overcome by some of the prominent Tories “110:6 wealth is by no means on a par with their rank, and who, if they can hold office for even a few wccks, will have good fat pensions for the re- mainder of their lives. As nearly all the leaders of the party are landholders whose interests are opposed to those of the masses, a Govci'nincut of which they are members is not likely to be popular or to last. very long. ~ Big Bear’s Prisoners Released. Last Monday's city papers contained the good news that a party of Wood Crco Indians and all Biz; Bear‘s prison- ers had escaped from or been released by him, and were on their way to Fort Pitt. lonfirmation of the intelligence was impatiently awaited, and two days later it came in the shape ofu tel- egram from Pitt, stating that at 6 o'- clock last Sunday morning twenty-one white prisoners had just come into camp on tho tran~pnrtation waggons with which Mr. Bedsnn had gone to meet them. Upon being interviewed after breakfast, they stated that not one of then) had been subjected to bodily in- jury or ill-treatment of any sort. though the experience they had of "roughing it in the bush ” had been very far from pleasant. It is probable, however, that they would have had another tale to tell ~â€"-it they had been alive to tell oneâ€" had it. not. been for the protection of- forded them by John Pritcliurd and a few other half-breeds, who kept guard «over their tents ur wigwams every night . and account up to 'llllli June. 856 VIII»? t‘lTY 0F l.tl.\'llt'l.\' l-‘lIlF. lNSI'R-i The Lancaibrre Insurance Co . of England. The Conic?" "1.: L1r.\-sor5at,on,q!lfgn-' an}: . in \Iin'lltg'xh Amrnfiddn; ' law read a third time and pas-ed. and warned off any Indians who came prowling around. We are glad to see that the Toronto Globe and News are ahead of us in suggesting that the con- duct of these men should receive some sort of public reclignitinn ; and all will agree with the lust-named paper that " a people who show such traits of hu‘ niauity are surely deserving of a better fatc than being pushed aside or tram- pled down by the advance of civiliza- tion." Last Saturday Big Bear and his band were seen at, Pelican lake by n scout named Akin, who took the news to Otter, and the colonel immediately started in pursuit with twenty-live men, all he could provide with serviceable horses; but it is not likely that the In- diaus wcrc overtaken, as they had neur- ly eighty miles ol (1 start. Village Council. Fenclon Falls, June 221d. 1883 The council met pursuant to adjourn- ment. Membrrs present. Messrs. Swan- tun, Thomson, Sandinrd and vaimn. 0n [notion of Mr. Thomson. seconded by Mr. Nevisou, Mr. Swautoii was ap- I pointed chairman. Moved by Mr. Thomson, seconded, by Mr. Xevisoii, That the billowing accounts be paid: S Sevison. salary on , l l l l W. S Burlcy. repairs on luck-up. $1.25; : John Jones. 7 days' work on sidew dies. 57 ; t as. Somers, repairs on sidewalk, 50 centsâ€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Sandford. seconded by Mr. Nevisui, That no action be taken in the claim of GM. .Ied'rey for' nllk‘I‘I) killed by dogs â€"Carried. Mr. Saudtord gives notice that at this meeting he will introduci: a by-lair dividing the village into polling sub-’ divi~iont Moved by Mr. Thomson. seconded by Mr. Nci‘ison. That By-law No. â€", entitled n bylaw dividin: the village into polling sub-dirid-ins. be now intro duced and res-l a first time.â€"-Carried By-law read in commiitco of the whole and without nmen-ltucnt. By-' Moved by Mr. Thotlhfin. Seconded by Mr. Net-am. That Stephen Nevison be instructed to collect all poll-tn forth- withâ€"Carried. ._ The council than adjourned until i Saturday, July 4th, 1885. a; - CuiIonut arc doin: unusual darn- - due. Mr. IlenryGraham took the chair. : from 1'}. Adair to Samuel I’arkcr. ; west half 14 Con. 4 to be. changed to ' of If]! . Lot souih : Iliiglie~'s assessment of Lot south lllslf' - 5 CM. 3 to be struck ofi’. as now revised he adoptedâ€"Carried. The council then took up general bu-iness, the deputy-recite in the chair, owing to the absence of the recve. The minutes of the. last meeting of the coun. ci| read and approved. Moved by Mr. Kennedy, seconded by Mr. Moynes. That the following bills be paid : W. McNabb, putting culvert. on new road Opp'tnllc lot 11, con. 6. 34; J. D. Graham, stone hammers, $5 60 ; W. Wtbster, stone hammer, $1 15 ; Jas. Pearn. putting on railing and re pairing bridge over creek oppOsite lot. 26. Con. 7. SLâ€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Moyues, seconded by Mr. Kennedy, That George Taylor be allowed two days’ statute labour and 81 in cash for shovelling snoutâ€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Kennedy, seconded by Mr. Pei'duc, That. the clerk be in- structed to order three road scrapers. The council than adjourned, to meet at. Cambray on 2'2nd June. Cambrny, June 22nd, 1885 Council met as court of revision, Mr. Berkeley in the chair. All the mem- bcrs present. Minutes of last meeting read. Moved by Mr. Daniel, sccondcd by Mr. I’crduc, That the minutes of last meeting be not. confirmed. but that the assessment of Wm. Nccdlcr for Stur- geon l’oint lots be reduced to $200, and that. Mr. Wm. McDonnell be as- sessed for lots on Sturgeon Point at $200, and that R. S. Porter and J. Mcchyn be assessed for lot:l at Stur- geon Point at $100 each, and that the clerk is hereby instructed to write to Messrs. McDoncll, McSweyn uiid Por- tor for a proper description of their lots, and that on receipt of such information the clerk enter the some on the roll, and that the roll as finally revised be adoptedâ€"Carried. The council then took up general business. the move in the chair. Min- utes of the last session read and ap- proved. Moved by Mr. Pcrdue, seconded by Mr. Berkeley, That the following per- sons are hereby appointed as members ofthe Board of Health in connection with the move and clerk. namely, J. I). Naylor, J. Kennedy and Wm. Downer. -â€"â€"Carricd. Moved by Mr. Kennedy, seconded by Mr. Moynes, That a by-law to pro- vide for the expenditure of certain sums of money on the township roads be received and read a first timeâ€"C'd. By-luw received and read and passed in the usual manner, Mr. Kennedy in the chair. Moved by Mr. Berkeley. seconded by Mr. Perduc, That this municipality purchase in conjunction with the muni- cipality of Eldon a gravel pit from Mr. Andrew McKay, the Fenclon portion of said expenditure not to exceed $40.â€" Carried. Moved by Mr. Berkeley, seconded by Mr. Kennedy, That a. by-law to authorize certain persons to perform their statute labour in advance be now introduced.-â€"â€"Carricd. By-law received and passed in the usual manner, Mr. Perdue in the chair. Moved by Mr. Berkeley, seconded by Mr. Moynes, That Mr. Rutherford's bill of SS 50 for repairs to bridge and shovclling snow be paidâ€"Carried. Move-1 by Mr. I’crduc, secnndcd by Mr. Kennedy, That Mr. McNabb be paid $2.50 for putting in culvert on new ro.id.-â€"-C:irried. The council ihcn adjourned, to meet at Rescdale on 31~t August. Somerville Court of Revision. scssed as farm property, value 3130, Block I" to Asael Crego. 5 acres. value 340. Coboconkâ€"B. Foster to be as- sessed for Lot 1, east. Elizabeth street and changed from non-resident. roll; Wesley Woodcock to be assessed as resident for Lot north half 1?. con. 12. Moved by Mr. John Fell, seconded by Mr. Purdue, That the roll as now amended by ihc revision court be adopt- ed as the assessment roll for the year 1885.â€"Carricd. Illustrated War News. We have received the. twelfth number of the (Mnmh'un Pictorial aml Illus- trated War News. It. contains the fol- lowing illustratious : Rescue of Mrs. Gowuulock and Mrs. Delaney by a party of Scouts ; the Cowboy Brigade, from photographs and sketches furnished by J. D. Higinboth- am & 00., Fort McLeod ; Portraits of Interest; Applications of the First Ban- dage on the Battlefieldâ€"No. 2â€"fr0in original sketches by Mr. F. Humme. Also a fine two-page supplement, show- ing “ Sketches from the Front," drawn on Gabriel Duinont's paper bags, by Mr. F. W. Curzon. Special Artist of the Canadian Pictorial, with Gen. Middle- ton's command; and a “ View of Battle- ford as Seen from Fort Otter,” from a. sketch by Lieut. R. Lyndhurst Ward- more, of C Company, Infantry School Corps, Toronto. The paper sells at 15 cents per copy. obtainable froui local booksellers and from the office of publication. Cnuncn ANNivniis.iitv.-â€"Don’t for- get the. anniversary of St. Peter’s Church, Vcrulatn, on Tuesday next. Admission only 25 cents ; children un- der twelve years old, 15 cents. £6“ Ice Cream made fresh every day at Barman Bitos.’ \V. C. T. U.â€"A communication that would fill nearly a column was sent to us by a member of the Women’s Chris- tian Temperance Union late on Thurs- day forcnoon, by which titnc all our space was bespokcn for this issue, and the communication will therefore have to wait until next week. 3%“ Cakes, Buns, Pics and Tarts of the best quality at. BARRETT Bitos.’ ANOTHER DAILY.â€"All the three Pc- tei‘borough papers now publish daily editions, the last. to do so being the Examiner, which sends us an admira- bly printed 24 column sheet, full of good sound Reform politics, interesting local news and choice selections. The E1: (miner, though the last, is evidently bound not to be the least of the Peter- borough dailies. 13%“ For the choicest Confectionery of all kinds go to Batman Bnos.’ OFF TO THE Wooos.â€"â€"hast Thurs- day Mr. James Dickson, 1’. L. 5.. left home for the Nipissing district, where he is to survey the next township to the township of Bishop, which he sur- veyed last year, and will probably be away about three months. He took a lot of baggage, but. very few men, as the majority of his assistants are to meet him at Orillia. 116' BARRETT Buns. are selling the very beSt Bread nt ll) cents a loaf. PRESENTATION.â€"On Monday last, in the Methodist church at Cambray, the Rev. J. H. Oke (who has been the Rev. Mr. Watch’s assistant during the past year) was presented with an address, to which he made a suitable reply, and a purse of $37. It was Mr. Okc's fare- we“ visit. as at. the last. conference he was appointed to the station at. Coe Hill in the Madoc district. THE SALVATION Amtv.- As we pro- Thc “um” Of‘l‘c townsmp 0" snm- dictcd, the Salvation Army in this vil- crrillc met this 30th day of Mziy,1885, at. IIOdgsmi's house, Retiie's Station, pursuant. to adj urnmcnt, as a court of revision. Members all present, and | : took the necessary oath of office and prttCN‘tIed to business. On motion of Mr. Fell, rceve. seconded by Mr. Per- I)iniel E“ in, overcharged on real prop- lowered to $700 ; John Lays, overhigh on some of his lands in proportion to? some others in the township. Appcall . withdrawn, A. A McLaughlin. ageutfi i Changes to be made in the roll 1â€"Juwl : Aldrcd to be assessed Lot north half] ' Con. 1 instead of Wm. Leys. in Con. .-\. Lot I ; assessment to be changed Lot K John Fell. Geo. Sheehcy's assessment! 1-: Con. 3 rowan-a to zso,‘ \\ m. Tipplin instead of Wm. Fell lint" half 17 Con. " George ~- Alexander ‘durray changed to north half 7 Con, 13. Donald Murray in be assessed we‘t . half 54 kc. F. R. Alex. McLaucbliu'si ‘ assessment for Lot 43 I". l. to be struck off the roll. Richard Swantnn's assesor V ment for Lot north h-tlf 5 Con. 3 to be struck off the roll. l-Ilward Lee to b:, entered on the roll for Lot 9 I". 11., William B. Read do. for Lot north half 3 Can. 6, value 5400. John Rich- imood to be assessed for Lou 46 and. 47 F. R instead of R. U Smithi Alex ‘Ii‘lirv-‘gur LA I».- a-‘sutwd for Lot : ' room. plied for a warrant, which was placed - Inge. after a few weeks of enthusiasm. began to diminish in numbers, and the turn-out on the la~t few occasions has been very small. Perhaps it was thought that a change of officers might have a beneficial effect, and on Thursday of last week Trumpeter Kirby and Cadet ' , IVance, who have been the presiding HIC it’llawm: “PW-“'1‘ “'979 heard 1â€" geniuses here, left for other fields of labour. Their successors. Capt. Cape “‘“F' 1"“ 9 F"“"‘ R‘We' “5955mm” and Lieut. Ilorton. arrived ncxt day,i , and met with a warm and musical re- ceptinn. fi- Pcrsons in want of Photographs should call at my gallery on Francis street,’ Pent-Ion Falls. where they can be taken in all styles by lllt‘ instantaneous procch and beautifully finished. Prices lower than even, R. B. Svavmrm. . Fixcn roii Ass.it'i.r.â€"La~t Wednes- dnv morning a man named Alexander lld~kin. not a TCaItIt‘lll of the Falls. 19- a united Mr. Joseph McLaughlin, of the North Americm hotel. in his own bnr- , Mr. McLaughlin promptlyap in the hands of Constable Nevison. who i 1 arrested Iloskin at the railway station. . Later in the day he was ia'tcn before James Dickson. J. I’., and, the oft-noel brain-.- proved, sentenced to pay 81 fine and 54.10 costs, or spend thirty days in jail at liar-i labour. The money was ptid in the afternoon. .it "' “1r Tatc's planing mill in Penctanguish- .r» “Wm.-. ~ 7 cue was totally destroyed by fire on the - Cause unknoer , - night of June 20th. loss about 83,000 , insurance 890“, in ihn Commercial l'nion. I ed that she is guilty not only of the at- i, tcmpt upon their lives, but of causing the deaths of her mother, father and another sister in Dubuquc, Iowa. Her mother died in July of last year, her I sister Lena in August, and her father Michael in March of this year. She assigns no motives for her crimes other than that she was impelled to commit them, and is evidently insane. 0*. The Trial of Riel. TORONTO, June 23.â€"D. B. Uslcr, Q. C., and George W. Burbidge, (dep- uty minister ofjusticc.) leave to-day via Owen Sound for Winnipeg in connec- tion with the trial of Louis Riel. Mr. Oslcr will represent the crown in the Queen vs. Connors, the case of a man now lying under sentence at Region for murder, the decision of the territorial court having been appealed to the court. of Queen's Bench of Manitoba, which is a court of appeal for such cases. The decision in this issue will settle the pro- cedure in the trial of Rio]. thn that has been settled Mr. Oslcr will be joined by Christopher Robinson and Mr. Cas- grain, the other counsel in the case, and the trial of Riel before the judges appointed for'thc purpose gone on with. There may be sixty or more persons to try in connection with the rebellion, and the Minister of Justice is anxious that no flaw creep into the procedure. Riel’s Tricks. Monsieur Pierre Proctt, of Paris, a French gentleman, of elegant leisure, with sportsmanlikc propensities, who has been spending the past winter and spring in the Northwestern British pos- sessions huntiog the moose and the bear, snjourncd a portion of his time in Winnipeg. Speaking to a I’osl-Dt's- patch reporter this morning about the Canucks and their country, he said: “ I. have lived among the Canadians, the halfbrccds and Indians for the last six months, and while I may not be thoroughly posted upon the affairs of their government, I think that. I am well enough informed about. them indi- vidually to be safe in saying that :1 great majority of the participants in the Riel rebellion were poor, half-starved squatters and ignorant Indians who were misled and deceived by that orch- fiend Riel, and a handful of disappoint- ed politicians. That the Indians were not; moved by malice against the gov- ernment is shown by the absence, to a considerable extent, of that venomous hatred which characterizes their broth- ers just across the line in the States in their campaigns, and by their compara- tively humane treatment of their pris- oners. This little fact was attested to by the prisoners who escaped from Big Bear's camp last week. This opinion is not original with me, I acknowledge, for it is shared by a. very large portion of the thinking population of Eastern Canada, who find its greatest recom- mendation in the fact. that there was an utter absence of any cause for an outbreak. The Indians and the settlers have always been well treated by the government, so far as I know. I am inclined to believe the reports that. Can. Middleton has evidence in his possession to prove that. Riel was induced to rc- turn to Canada from Montana by Lib- cral politicians, who made him profuse and enticing promises to bring him over. They never dreamed once he had shown himself among his friends, the old French squattcis, that he would take the bit in his teeth and resort to | extreme measures. Their idea was to have him reelected to the Dominion parliament and then gain the French and Catholic vote by espousing his Icauso, but a rebellion was out of the I question so far as they were concerned. ’ All this that I speak of now is what I I gathered from conversations with lead- I l l l t ing settlers, and can be relied upon to a great extent. A considerable portion of Ricl'a strength crime from the Cath- olic population, and he did not scruple x_ to make all sorts of outrageous and even ‘ foolish representations to those poor ig- : norant Cunncks, in order to work upon 1 their religious faith and endear them i to him by something but little short of I fanaticism. I heard that Ricl said that ihe was supported by the Pope in his crusade, and cited his old claim of Pope ' I’ius' friendship for him during the Red River rebellion. Of course this talk is all bosh, but. any number of fools -‘ will he found who will credit it. There is no doubt, however, but that the aw ! ful devil succeeded in his object to ex- cite religious feeling, and that, as a consequence, he cvcn now has the sym- pathy ofn large class of ignorant pen- 1 pie. who look on him pretty much in the He studied for the = priesthood once, and has always man- ' light of a martyr. inged to keep that fact, together with ‘ his connection with the clergy, promi- nent before his people, which. as I re- markcd before, is doubtless the reason for a large part. of his fullowing."â€"-St. ‘ Loni: l’aH-Diqnlcb. y.-- 4...... o o ‘ It is said there are only about a dozen wooden houses in London. The Manitoba crop reports show that the harvest premises to be the best in . the history of the Province. es the hope that Bishop O'Connor's statement may save Irish men and wo- men from misery and ruin beyond the Atlantic. Reports from California estimate the yield of wheat will be about three- fourtlis of last year's crop, and that it will not exceed 24.000,000 bushels. Beer brewers in America employ an army of lmlfa million men ; they have invested a quarter of a billion dollars in their business, and they sell about one hundred and eighty million gallons of beer a year. The seventeen-year locusts are iii- crcasing in Tennessee, and all shrubbcry and trees and every green thing is cov- ered with them. In some localities they are so numerous that all other sounds are drowned by their noise. They are spreading through low land farms. The demand for stunts and wcasels to be exported to New Zealund con- tinues brisk, and another consignment of 2-10 has lately been collected in Lin- colnshiro. The farmers are making (is. and 45. n head by the anim-ils, so the trade is likely to become quite an open- ing for distressed agriculturists. The present wheat acreage in the United Kingdom is estimated at 10 to 15 per cent. below last year's. The de- ficiency will be 1,000,000 quarters, compared with last year. The wheat crop of Germany, Holland and Belgium will be short 1,500,000 quarters, Aus- tria, Hungary, South Russia and Fpiin 1,500,000 quarters, and France 3,500,- 000 quarters. The prospectus of a new Canadian government loan was issued in London (Eng) on the 19th inst. through Glyn, Mills, Currie d; (10., and Baring Bros. The amount of the loan is four million pounds sterling, and the minimum price is placed at 99 per cent. The Stlbacrip tiun lists will remain open till the 20th inst. Tho circumstances for the issue of a loan of this character are regarded as being very favorable. Reports have been received from over 800 points in Minnesota and Da- kota, covering every wheat-growing county of importance, and front 300 points in Northern Wisconsin and Iowa. One hundred and fifty-five reports any the condition now is good ; 135 say the condition is better than last. year at this time; 50 say it. is 10 pcr ccnt. better; 50 say the condition is poor ; 37 say it is not as good as last. year, and 25 say it is from 10 to 15') per cent. worse. The bad reports are all from the old counties, where the ground is wccdy, and where the wheat was sown lute. - â€"“ Why! What’s the mutter?” Ladyâ€"(With face enveloped in n roll of hot cloths)â€"" Oh! I’m crazy with that Neiirnlgin that. continually troubles me.” “ Well, how foolish! Why don't you go to Wm. H. Ellie's Drug Store, li‘cnclnn Pulls, rind get It bottle of Fluid Lightning? It. cnrcd inc in less than than one minute. I always keep it bottlc in the house. It only costs 25 cents.” James llrnylcy, Hamilton, says: -" 1 read the testimonials for Mctlrcgor's Speedy Cure, and found that I hiid not to go to New York, I’hihulclphin, Louisiana or Tox- as to find living witnessr-s of its vulnc; we have plenty of persons right her.- to prove its merits. I got a. bottle and it helpcd me right away. I was its bud with llilious l-‘c- vcruud indigestion us I think any one could be. l have taken three bottles and um ncnr- l_v well, and can cut any kind of food with- out it hurting inc. I may any that 1 urn hi-l- tcr than I ever expected to be. Free trial bottles at Wm. E. Ellis's Drug Store, Fenc- lon Falls. If you should be so unfortunate as to Burn, Scald or Wound yourst in any way, the proper thing to keep clean and heal it a is McGrcgor k l'urkc's Cnrlmlic Cv'rntl'. Insist on having, and he sure you got. Mc- Grcgortk I’urkc's (.‘urholiu CPUIII'. Price, 25 cents. Wm. 1‘}. Ellis, Druggist, I-‘cnclon I’ullu, has the gcnniuc. I)II-Il). Bunsâ€"In I-‘cnclon Falls, on Tuesday. June 23rd, Margaret Anti, wife of .\Ir.'l‘hos. Elli5,Jr.,agcd1lO years and 8 months. FENELON FALLS MARKETS. Ill/port: I by .Ilrlluugull .j' lflrlltiiult. Fcnelon I’nlls. Friday, June L‘Gth, [#91, i l l l l l l l l 1 Wheat, fall, per bushel - . 50 Fill 0 H! 1 Wheat, spring. "' - - - (l M U W.’ ‘ Harley, per bushel - - r so I)” Oats, ‘- =* - - - - IH :13 '1 Potato, “ “ -, - - ~ 5!; no 3 Rye, " “ - - - ~ 45 MI Potatoes, -‘ - - - - 2'» 25 l flutter. per 111., - - - - - 12 135i I)r'.'ll§('d “023', per 100 lbs, 35 or: 3?. 75 loaf. per 11m lhi, - â€" - 31 “Hi Sf. It!) Eggs, per dozen, - - â€" - 1') ll ‘ Hay, per ton. - ~ - - $100010 51) 00 New Advertisements. ___.- . ...-.---_ ... ._.....a... . _......-â€" 1 NOTICE TO DEBTOBS. : .__... i All parties indcbted to the undersigned, for profuiional service: are hereby notified ? that they must pay the amount. or theirl rupectivc accouutl, on or before The I’D-Ht of July Next. to Mr. George Jordan. at Mum. Barron t ' Smith's law office. Otherwise com will bet incurred. ' J. 111,011.12, 1!. D. Penelon Pulls. June 12th, 1855 17-3“ SPEC’I‘ACLES. A full flock of Lanranca'c famous Spec- , uclel at 211;.“ Drug Store. Every palr‘ guaranteed. Call and :2». them té-ly. l ' OATS, ll lt' ucrcs, lot 3.0 Linds 1. Lindsay. 0.0112-ricri-slntlU.e.l.ints. 'st.. L'nds'v. 1.78 acres, block Q. Lindsay t‘., Lindsui'. 0.70 acres. block (l, Lindsay. ' 1.00 acres, north Durham and cast. Georg sis.. Lindsay. II ucrt-s. south .\lclhournr and west. (‘woi‘ghin sls.. l.iud<uy. 2.04 ncrcs. ruilw'y litiulu-rynrd, Liitilsnr. fi tlt‘l‘t‘. lot l and part lot 1”, block R, Lindsay. 4.1".) acres, pt. lots l. 2, block ~‘ A A," Lindsay. 1 acre, lot 25. north Ilidout st . Lindsav, bout house and wharf. ' 9 acres, lot 1.3, con. ti, Thumb, llcii- vci‘ttiii. 1.84 1|t‘l‘t‘rl. s I 1'.', con. It. Morn, ILTS miles north llcnvrrtnii. 2.00 acres, s. I '22, con. 9, .\lnrii,1.ll'.’ inilcs cast l'ptergrove. 1.05 notes, it. iv. I 1!? con. 10, Marti, 1 mile north llptergrove. 0.51 acres, n. SI acres :5, con. 10, Mum, Upicrgrnve. 2.3-1 ucri-s. c. 11, con. ti, South Orillin, 1.64 miles c Ist tlrillia. 0.91 acres. lots 26, '27, 28,21! and west Luke 31.. Urilliu. 3,4 and 5, :10, 42 acre, lots H iilid 15, c. l-‘rout sf, Urillin. 45‘. 0.30 acres, Int ‘JO, ii. chuinsi-lh st., Urilliu. acre. lot 21, north Ilrnnt $1., (li'illin. 2.58 ncrcs, lo ‘20, 27 and ‘13. n. Cedar, and '20, 27, ‘28 and 29, 3. North sis., Urilliu. 100 acres, c. 5 lot 1‘2, con. 1. North Orilliu. mile W. lluilwuy, II miles north l'hlholl'. 95.71tncrcs, w. (I. l‘.'. run. It, North Oril- liu, II inili-s n. I'htlioll'. 20 ncrcs, lot 6. con. 12, Toy, I’l‘ssi'rltill. 4‘.’ ncrcs, 5.5 1'. con. 11, Toy, miles 5. Wiiiihuusln-nc. 50.07 ucrcs, Int 10, con. R, 'I‘uy, Ill inilcs north \l'uulmusln-uc. 07.30 ncrcs. Int 11, con. 8, 'l‘tiy, Zl‘I miles. north \\'nulmii.~ln'in-. 51! north“. lot 21, con. ll, Tny, l tnilo south Midland. Tit 14- Indisput uhlu. For further particulars inquire at oflico of J. (I. MACKLIN, EIIy/Iu‘fl' JIM/(uh! Rut/tray, 4‘." l’clrrhorongh. Peter-borough, May fllst, lHHn. l7â€"Ilin. atrocious PROVISIONS. J. M (319A .llhA‘ND has now on hand a splendid stock of lino f'i'i‘sll TEAS, COFFEES, Sugars, Syrups, 'l‘nlmccns, Rice, Raisins Currants, Starch, Soups and all other groceries, which he will 51‘” (Mural) for Chm-sh. and to which ho invites the attention of the public. CRUCKERY, (ELASSWARE, I'lartht-nwarc, Brooms, I’ailu, Wilklitubn, Blacking~brnehcs, Cloihcs pins, Matches and other articles in great variety. Canned Fish, liuil (ll Vegetables of the very best brands and at the low- cst pllrblbll.‘ prim-x. Cash Paid for lliittcr & Eggs and other farm produce. Ilia?" Flour and fccd kcpt constantly on hand. JOSICI’II hIt'I’AIlLANI). Fcnclnn Falls, May 22nd, 15485. iiiiilii atomic". BARRETT BROTHERS Y"“[lf‘L‘lI'III_\' inform the real-Innis nf Fem-Ion Falls and II“ vicinity 11ml they hurt: ft‘l'Ctll- ly purchased Mr John Mofl‘al'a BAKERY â€"A.Nl)-â€" G R01) E RY. I‘ll‘llltf‘nfl, and will I-nntlum- to iiupply mil- ttillll'tn Willi Illtf ICHOICE BREAD for which thr- old ‘Imp hm alwuyn been notcd: and that. hnvmg accurl-d the I". vice»: of a Ill’al-l Inn! ;Paslryâ€"lluuk and infection, I they will he prl'pnrt-d lu 14-11 all the Itapln nrtitzlv-a in thorn lines of the IN'lil. quality. 'I'lu-y will also kt-o-p a good stock of FRESH GRflGEflIES, all of which Will he mid at the very hurt“ living profit. The Finest Flour kept. comiartlly on hand , all!) BRAN 52 SHORTS. Farm product: takrn in rulmngc for goodl, and Cain pan! for fluttrr and Egg. ICE CREAM. An Ice Cream Parlour will he opened I: won at hot weather ten in. fi' A than: or public patronage in ru- D. d: J. BARKER. Yetelor. Fallr April 23rd. 196'), 9-! f. l pccifully solicited.