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mm to Obtain by “no Manitoba. Gov- M £0: display at tlw Dominion Khlbition zâ€"J. Agiimltuml product: ‘7‘“ hint ; 2. Specimens of native Ink and gm; 8. Specimens of and, Bi Specimens of fruit hearing slabs; 5. Winona oi‘ clays and min 3 6. of pottery and brick ;- ’Z. oi Milo manufacture of “300”“: goods; ‘d‘dreued and midieused fun; a of «h. beam and Mm (presented 33nd nlppedl; l0. miscellaneous. The Man. aha Government will pay the cost. of Importation (mm Winnipeg. A? the openingfot‘thn-Lcndon Brine: ”ho him» and t’rincoss of Wales, blah look place recently, the Prince don-d bin wringe to stop. to, speak 3 mil, and courteous word on two to‘ smokelua pensioners (old soldiem) no can drawn upmlong the mad. On 3 W amnion. while passim the up!” (or Incurabloa, 3le phonyâ€"«ion tailored to wooed.» a foot“: pace MW «Name! A pom: dying oo enquiring which regimbnta are to lent home. Thurs huh) a great re. Man of feeling in favour of Lord helmford. In the House of Cum- on all parties were pleased that Lord Inclusion-d has won a viomry bofm'o ”on! Wolaeley arrived. There is lo 3 reaction. of pubhiofeelingia. favor ’Ilenbommt Carey, 3nd it is genemlly [and that his defame exonerates MW of the knowing arbiofea wiJl‘ brt Biekerten. west oi‘ Chino», hacked Lore, and reached New Glasgow next It. When landing the passengers on to inlend four women and fiveehildren are dtowned in the surfi Tm: ‘dulu war in over. A private Id unpublished message from Sir Ger- t Wokeley was received at the War )leat engineers of the army, and invite 19. most eminent civil engineers in thin .1111th and Europe to meet and dismiss to whole matter noembarmssed by the val personal intercom which swayed. 1d controlled Congress in Pan-is. TB! yellow fever is rapidly spreading Memphis, every train leaving is olvded with citizem fleeing the plague- illions of pounds of dried black-berries 1' which it. received $450,000. Some 0 in thin; neighborhood might. go into House that the southern cities visited tyear will be again re-visited this n‘ by the dreadful scourge. Two fa- clsee of yellow fever among seamen, re reported at New York, Monday. Women or me “ VIBGlRan-vThe mini", 2,500 tone, from New York o bushing with profit, as there is any mount of the wild fruit. to be had. Tlnroport of Admira) Amman, to a Secretary of State, upon the Inter- beanie Canal Congress of Paris, re~ amends the Government of the Unit- States tome a commission of the Wanna 8mm, of Halifax, and Wilma Rom, of St. John, are to row I Bedford Basin on the 26th of Aug» it. It will then be known whois the bond best oarsman of the Dominion. THIS is the day of Small things. Sa- m, North Carolina, a small town, has ipped during three years over three aken city, and very few of the weal- aro left to battle with the disease help the poor. Evmything goes to hut,“ is likely to ban total 1:. Sl-e had 136 crew and pussem ‘ The parser, first officer, and nine cums in one of the ship’s boats to. Hugow, went ashore on Sable 18- In a dome fog on Saturday the ’he Adwcam WOODVILLE, JULY 81, I879. gum mu! 595m. “ Pro Bono Publico.” MAW \N'W special arrange. men, and otlms accustomed to mix in whatia calledgood sociaty.u.t anduround the scene of the crime, ; M if some of: the theories advanced mré to be accept» ed, thero vow be no escape from tho nonunion that Waxidembly more than Tm; trial. of Colonel Baiord at Owen- ton, Kentucky, for the murder of Judge Elliott, line closed. with a verdict 0t guilty of murder in. the first degree, and he has been witencedto-not talienging- -- but to imprisonment inc life in, the Ptauewmiary-uwitl: a probability of re- lease alter a few years of incarceration, as is ueiml in that region when the of- fender belongs to. the "Chivalry” and boasts of the tune Kentuckian “ hlue blood.” That the Judge had been shot down in broad daylight on the steps of the hotel hy the prisoner, admitted of no questing But what the defence did, and apparently not without eomeefi‘eot, was to attempt the mitigation of pun- ishment by proving insanity l The Colonel had been insane-from his youth upwards, according to a. cloud of with. nesses, including clergyman, medical one is, the absiud dual-longing system applied totiial by Jun y, which, if- car- ried out to the lottorfianscarcely result othsm wine than in the mnpamwliingof a jury d ignorant mm The othel is the insanity plea, of which so much use is made, that it has almost come to be accepted by some that every one who commits‘a mlmier must of inconsity be temporarily insane. TEE annual meeting of the Gttiarlinn Press Association was held in the City Council Chamber, Kingston, on Tues~ day forenoon, 14th instant, Mr. James Shannon, President, in the chair, and a fair representation of members were present. Twenty new members were admitted. The following are the elect:- ed ofiicers for the ensuing year :â€"â€"-A. Matheson, Brnntford, President ;J. B. Troyes, Port Hope, lst Yice-President; E. J. 11 Pense, Kingston, 2nd Vice- President; ‘V. R. Clilnie, Bowmanrille, Secretnrle‘I-easul er. Executive Con». mittee, C. D. Burr, Lindsav; H. Hough, Cobom'g; E. Jackson, Newmarket ,Jas. Inues, Guelph; C. B Robinson, Ton-on- to. Routine business occupied the ses. sion until noon. Thelmrty visited the public institutions of the city, under escort of the civic nuthorilies, and were 1 entertained at a. special re~union in the l evening. . THIQKPENNY, the Markham murder- er, bas been sent to the penitentiary for . life. It appears, therefore, that he is l not believed by the Ececutive to be in.- : sane. We are glad to find the “in- sane"plen, insane in more sexless than one, which is so frequently audienc- cessfully put forth on behalf of mnrder‘ ers in the United States, finds but lit" tle encouragemenbin this country. Life is quite unsafe enough at present with out giving murderously designed people the flirt-ism incentive of a feasible, or rather probable eeeepe.from the conseâ€" quences eitheir crim There are two points in the criminal law practice of the United States which. aid in the de- feut of justice, and which we trust will never find a. footing amongst us. The Goon Apneaâ€"A correspondent of the Markham Economist gives the fol~ lowing sound advice to {armorez-w“ I Would like to give my experience on wheat cuttin", as I am a wheat buyer and have had some experience in mill~ lug. Wheat buyers like good, blight plump samples, and thin bunâ€"wheat that will yield a good sample of superior flour. To secure these important items out your wheat about three days before you think it is fit and ripe, and shock it 111 round shocks, ten sheaves to each shock, well capped so that the sun will not penetrate the heads. The sap in the straw will ripen the heads. The wheat will bee great deal plumper and whiter, it won’t be so apt to shell, and will weigh heavier." boy, who had expressed a wish to use than Prince and Prlnoou of Wales as they paused. Such acts speak for them" selves and leave little cause to under" stand how it is the future King of Eng- laml (with all the short. comings attri~ buted to him) and his spouse are deserv- edly popular throughout the United Kingdom. Cannington win soon be independent of other places as regards its supply of atmwberrioa ;. indmd' very fiew We brought. in [zero this your, the market being pretty we“. supplied by Mr. R, Jones, who. sold over two thousand qurum to dealers and atheism the vil~ Inge and vicinity. Alwgo-qpunbicy of springwlmb of thocropof 1871 has been purchased. lately at the Caunington Mills, as high up; one dollar pm: Mabel having been paid. mm a.» 5913:“ yrsâ€"t: Mr. W. Umbrdonn, of Thomh, cut a field of Spring Wheat, on Tummy. TLZ- L. ‘Ln -..-. 2 , , The Lacrosse Match, Beaverton vs. lebridge, played here on the 19th inst , was won by the former club, and not a “(1qu game,” as stated in your columns last week. The return match will be played in Canningtnn, about the Lot of September. . Dir. \V. Umhrdonn. of TllnI-nk on! The Rev. D. \Yatsou lectuvtredin tho Orange Hall, on Thursday the 24th inst. His subjoos was ‘The aunoaphere’. Prof. Lasher’s Wt, last Friday evening, was well «flanked. The pro» gnuume was very interesfing. The \V. M. Sunday School hold their annual picmic in Mr. Barbour’u grove, (£1 Friday, the 25th inst.” A very en. pulpit. the same evening Services were conducted in Knox Church, last Sunday morning and oven- ing, by the Rev. Rom. McNabb. The Rev. D. W'ataon occupied the W. M. The Heaven-ton cricketurs go Lo'Ux.. bridge, on Thursday, to try conclusions with the Uxbl'idge team. We hope they {viii give a good account of them- selves. Tiné Band is progressing. rapidly, an der the able tuition of me. Emery. Tim young girl, Annie Parker, on whose singular testimony a whole iam~ ily were a few months ago in great dan- ger of being convicted of a most atrocin ens murder in Shediac, N. B., has been set at large after a long threatened pro- secution for perjury. It will be re- membered that a hotelâ€"keeperat Menc- ton, named McCarthy. disappeared very mysteriously some time in the fall of 187 8, that he was traced by his relatives to Shediae, and that it was admitted that on the night of his disappearance he had been seen at two or three differ- ent hotels in the place, including the Waverley House. This place was kept by the Osborne family and Annie Park- : or was their domestic servant. Some months afterwards the latter gave inâ€" formation to the effect that McCarthy had been robbed and murdered in the bar of the Waverley House by Mrs. Osborne and her son, who took the body away and threw it into the Scadouc 1 River. During the course of the subâ€"- sequent investigation the body was ac. tuall y found under circumstances which gave much colour of truth. to her state~ ment. The jury at the Assizes, how- ever, disagreed, and the Usbornes inr- mediately commenced a lu'osecntion of the girl for perjury, The evidence tak- en at the trial showed conclusively that if she was peujuring herselfothers were no better, her story being as little open to rebuttal as any other. This tum of afi'airs leaves the Shediac murder an unsolved and apparently insoluble my~ stery. half the poople in the world are crazy. The whole ot the proceedings went to show that although the governing class in Kentucky may not be so lawless as in autumn; times, yet it is still possible in that favored legion for u bluc- blood ed misoreuut to shoot down a judge ll) blond dayli'vht, to glory in his act and to had influential fuiends to saw him from a fate similm‘ to that with which he visited his unsuspecting victim. (From our own. Uorrespondau.) 03m Eglcighhuum. EARNINGTON. BEAVEI‘CTON. 0n Thesdhy lash. Richard Sheppard, of lot 36, 60h con... oIUxbridgengker Hill) was in the- village and! imbibed too much funy rod. After making some Wimwouldgo homifhr. budunotJu- place. The buildings were owned. by Robert Stutton, er. The general opin- ion is that the place wan set on. fire, as the hotel has been unoccupied for some time prov'nusly. It was inmwed fon $80G wlliohis said who fwrabove its value. At about 4 o'clock on Tuesday morn- ing we saw a huge column of smoke as- oending in the direction of Strettonville but at. the-time blwught it to be a bush fires Hommr, later on in the day we learned that the unoccupied hotel: there had been burned totho groumL The hotel was about. two» miles east. of this U‘xbriage Cricketers went to Brong» ham last week to. play that club- when Uxbridge «ante off victoviouslnwiug a good manor runs to spare~ During the, storm last week Rams- den'l saw mill, Mount Albert, was total- ly wrecked and the lumber strewed all around. In one place a piece of the bush was. flown down and the Water rushed in torrents down the road. At a subsequent storm store windows were smashed in. Full wheat is badlylodg~ - .1 Earl y on Sunday morning, as the eelilappointed vigilant committee, con- sisting of on emâ€"nwmber of the Police force, a well known sport from Gwen street, and a scion of the luiiinistocracy was making the usual rounds to see that all was right for ushering in the sacred day of rest, they espied a head sticking out from the grating in the sidewalk in front of Clemea’ grocery. The thief had evidently been caught in * the effort to get out, and the vigilante let once went to work to relieve him from his unfortunate position. They first tried to pull him through by the ems, but mend it no go. They then i tried to kick the top of his head 00', for they evidently had no sympathy with one whom they enmiosed to lieu robber. They were, lioWever, too unsteady'and uncertain of their aim to accomplish this ;nnd so finally they lifted the grnt ing and one of them drawing a huge knife deliberately proceeded to decapi- tate the unfortunate fellow. The roars of the poor creature did not deter them and they only deeisted when the knife hnd oompietelv severed the head of the old tom out from the bodyâ€"Guide. A boy was riding up Walton street on Monday evening with a box of, twoâ€" quet in his arms, when his horse became unmanageable and the box falling, frightened him. still more. The plunges of the horse uneeuted therider, whose foot caught in the stirrup and only by a gooJ fortune got loose in time to save the boy's life. The foolishness oi the attempt to carry an article so bulky and clumsy to hold as a. box of croquet was commented on, as well as the want of judgement of those who sent the boy on such an errand, whereby heron the closest possible risk of losing his life. The Ind’s name was Robert Marshall. A woman from the country made a most disgraceful exhibition of helself in front of the St. Lawrence Hall and The Guide office on Saturday evening, using obsene language, such as is seldom heard on our streets by the lowest hlaekgnard of the male persuasion. She had evi~ dently been drinking, and was eucour~ aged in her violent language and actions by some persons who should have known better. It was well for her that the Chief Constable was not around at the time or she would have npent her Suun day under the clock, and then become disenwhanted. Wm. Hobbs, son of F. Hobbs, bill poster, waaetruck by a stone in the eye on the evening of the 16th inst., by u young man named Thomas \Voods, of Lindsay. Hobbs was passing by u garden where ,Woode happened to be, and in company with other boys by some means annoyed the young man, who, it is said, .came up quietly and than! the stone direct-l y at young Hobbs inflictinga very bad wound. The blow if given on the temple, might have proved fatal. A warrant has been is~ sued for the arrest of Woods. suspect that there wont be something wrong. and on examining the ten can~ later, found the contents well mixed with Paris green. Mr. McEnory says the Paris green has not been kept nenr the tea, it is therefore evident that it must have been placed there by some one. Mrs. Mcl‘lnery says that one any last week she had seine berries for ten, but when she went to place them on the tebleshethought they looked ‘green' and she threw them out. She is now certain they contained Paris green. Mr. MoEnery has very strong enspiri. one of a certain party whose name we do not feel at liberty to give at present. ~016aner. UX BRIDGE. PORT HOPE. Hg in the ad a head lg in the " grocery. Orders SQLMITED, f MOAEI' 10 £0.21». FRUIT CAKES. MIXED-TEA CAKES. FAMILY BREAD MAN AND INSURANCE PARTIES SUPPLIED WHOLESALE. .Jolm BERRIE, Col: .. King and Stun“ rate. @‘ Goon Monmmns AND M umcm Demm'wazs Pummsum N good Farm and Tom; Property, in sums of $200 to $20,000, at a low rate of interest, on most favorable term of re- payment. CARTER kc. Curbing dmaeto-nnd from: the Nailway Station and 1:11: oughthc Village at Moderate rates. Coal Oil Tommy visited the hotel keepers on Sunday, and the next morn~ ing two of them received sunimones to appear before the Cndi, to answer for selling liquor on Sunday, and sundry young men were likewise notified to at- teld as witnesses. \Ve believe the ho- tel keepers admitted the not and paid the lines, much to the comfort of the witnesses, a portion of whom, according to rumor, are membeis of n temperance society. They claim they only took pop, but it (Mine near popping them in- to nnenviable notoriety. They will be more careful next time when generous strangers invite them in to drink, and hotel keepers will be more careful on Snnday.â€" Vindicator. sogA, ABERNE’FHY, AND FRUIT 1 BISCUITS, “'HOLESALE. AND RETAIL... Comer King 51nd Church Streets. WOODVILLE. All classes of buildings insured at a low or glass. He got the glass, and left for home, but he had not. got fur before he turned his homo round uud «hove Very furiously up and down the utmet wveml times to the great danger of other arm-- ellers. The Chief Coustuhlo, afwrmm dilliculty, succeeded in lningiug him down to the lock-up, and nt'cur romain- ing thare some hours to sober up, Bioh- uul found himself again after being re~ quested to pay 82 and costs to the vil. Iago exchequm'. The J. P. spoke in swung terms of the party who hud supn plied Sheppard with the drink when he was so far gone.â€"â€"Guurdian. PETER CLIFFORD Express parcels carefully attended to‘ . B. Fotheringhaa, Money! Money 7!. MONEY}; LOAN BERRIE’S 30m and. mm a Spoomtr IS UNXLD IN THE COUNTY D. B. CARMICHA EL, Mnnilln. Ont. [iota -â€"A GEN'I'. GEN ERAL OSH A \VA . OMEMEE.