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W i A I| U W | o [1 || A1 RBVRWeee enc CORe soou after the" call "as pract as pract call. Also that on the morning of her death the Doctor was again called, but deâ€" layed answering the surmmons, and that his wife died before he could lave reached the residence. Dr.C#tton in his evidence deâ€" nied that he was requested to attend on the second day wmw- merely ask. ed to send an i to be used as directed ; and thap d the morning of her pearances. James Menzies, the hlubana. stated in evidence, that he came to Mount Forest, and earnestly requested the mediâ€" cal attendant, Dr. Cotton, to pay her a second visit on the day following his first In pursuance of an information laid, an inquest was held by Dr. Ecroyd, Coroner, Mount Forest, at the Presbyterian Church, 10th concesson, Proton, on Saturday last for the purpose of enquiring into the cause of the deati of Mrs. Janet Menzies, of Proton, who died on the 30th November by alleged "maltretment or culpable negliâ€" gence on the part of her medical attendâ€" aut." The body was exhumed by order of the Coroner and the jury was duly empanâ€" nelled, Mr. Thomas Rogers, of Colarviale being chosen foreman. A post mortem was performed by Dr. MeWilliam, of Dunâ€" dalk, and Dr. Tanner, of Egremont. The result of the examintion went to show thiat deceased died from inflamation of the Peritoneum, after child labor, a.ld the discription of the symptons given in the evideuce of those who were in attendance upon the deceased dwin.:fi& illness apâ€" parently eot?bonhg fi‘“fl mortem apâ€" The Presbytery closed to meet again in Durham, on the second Tuesday of March uext, at 5. p. m.â€"Examiéner. Mr Joln Martin Sr. of Mount Forest, on & citation of Presbytery appeared anent delivering up a registered copy of Knor Church deed in his possession. After some discussion it was agreed to postpone the case until there would be a larger atâ€" tendanc, and it was further agreed to cite Mr. Martin to appear at the next Presbyâ€" tery. On application a deputation was gractâ€" ed to visit Normanby and meet at Ayton with all parties concerned. The prayer of a petition from Dundalk was also granted giving thom the privilege of taking steps with the view of having an ordained misâ€" sionary settled there for two years. The claims of Kuox College and the Thelogical Dapartment of Queen‘s College were brought before the court by a resoâ€" lution of Mr. Macmillan, sustained by Mr. Fraser. The resolution was agreed to and Messrs. Macmillan and Fraserappointâ€" ed a committee to draw up a presbyterial cireular, and do!! they can to make the contributions of this Presbytery this year as liberal as possible with the view of supâ€" porting the Ordinary Fund of the colleges and to remove the debt due on previous years. On Intimation by the clerk, Mr. Park, that the Foreign Mission Committee had appointed a deputation consisting of the Rev. Mr. M:Donald, of Elora, Rev. Mr. Cameron, of Chatsworth, and Mr. Thomas McCrea of Gueiph, to visit the Presbytery,in the interests of the Foreign Mission specially and asking the Presbyâ€" tery *o make such arrangement as might be deemed best to give the deputation a hearing. The Presbytery resolved to hold a series of missionary meetings throughout the whole Presbytery, and appointed Messrs. Fraser, Crozier and Morrison, a committee to narke all necessary arrangeâ€" ments for them, and that the arrangement be such, that due regard in the addresses to the people be paid to the schemes of the churech but especially to the Foreign Mission, the college and thke Home Mission. + Orangeville to Revr. Mr. Melntyre, of Knoz Church, Harriston. This translation was was also agreed to and Rev. Mr. Stewart, of Arthur, appointed to preach Knox church vacant, and Rev D. Fraser to act as Modâ€" erator pro tem. of the Kirk Session. The resignation of the Rev. Mr. Gunn, of Hanâ€" over, laid on the table at a previous meetâ€" ing of Presbytery was accepted, and Mr. Cunn freed of his charge, Rev. Mr. Moffat was appointed to preach the church vacâ€" ant and Rev. Mr. Duff to act as Moderator pr> tem. of the session. A similar resigâ€" nation of Rev. Mr. Harkness, of Maxwell and Feversham, Osprey, was disposed of in like maunor. Mr. Harkness relioved from his charge, and Rev. Mr. Park apâ€" pointed to preach the church vacant and act as Moderator pro tem. of the Kirk Sesâ€" sion. The vacancy of all those congreâ€" gations will occur early in January next. This Presbytery met in St. Andrew‘s church, Mount Forest, on Tuesday, Dec. 18th, at 2 c‘clock p. m. and continued its sitting till Wedunesday evening. The folâ€" lowing are some of the most important items of business transacted : A call from the congregation at Windsor Presbytery of QGuebuc, to the Rev. W, Matheson of North Arthur, was considerâ€" ed and the translation of Mr. Matheson agreed to. Rev. Mr. Macmillan was apâ€" pointe to preach the North Arthur conâ€" gregation vacant, and Mr. Morrison to act as Moderator pro tem. of the Kirk Sesâ€" sion. Mr. Gunn reported that the deputation appointed to visit Eugenia and Potts Corâ€" ners had done so, and that they found in the vicinity of Potts Corners about 20 famâ€" iles of Scotch Highlanders destitute of the means of Grace, ‘and that Eugenia also needed to be specially looked after. The Prosbytery _ sgreed to send .\ Messrs. Fraser and Macmoillan to the field at their own convenience‘and give them commisâ€" sion to confer with all the neighboring stations and make such arrangements as they best can for the prosperity of the eause and the good of the people there. Mr. Cameron of Palmerston, also reâ€" ported that he and Mr. Stuart visited as instructed, Waldemer and Little Toronto and were successful in effocting a union between these two, and that there was now the prospect of an early settlement of a pastor, harmony and success. Prosbytery of Saugeen. An Inquest. day‘after Guelph. hag: Berlinâ€"First Thursday in each month. Bramptonâ€"First Thursday in each month. Listowelâ€"First Friday in each month. Mount Forestâ€"Third Wednesday in each month. { Durhamâ€"Tuesday before Mount Forest. Fergusâ€"Thursday following Mount Forest. Dundalkâ€"Tuesday before Orangeville. Guelphâ€"First Wednesday in each month. Harristonâ€"Friday before the Guelph Fair. Draytonâ€"Saturday before Guelph. Eloraâ€"The day before Guelph. Douglasâ€"Monday before Elora Fair. Hun‘ilwn:Cyl:hl_ ‘Pnlm Grounds, the Preaching evrey Sabbath evening in the School House. Mr. Williamson, preacher. Sabbath School every Sabbath afternoon in the Orange Hall, commencing at 2 r. x. Preaching every Sabbath in the same place, coma..eneing at 6.30 P. m. FPrayer meeting every Thursday evening. Rev. C. Shaw, PRESBYTERIAN. Sabbath School every Sabbath in the School House, commencing at 10 a. v. DUNDALK CHURCH DIRECTORY. Jonsx FIXtLAYsO®, Athol, saysâ€"*‘When travelling one of my feet got sore and broke out. Icould not cure it and had to return home. It became better and afterwards much worse. I finally purchased a bottic of the "Remedy" and a L»x of "Pills," and before they were half gone I commenced to improve. and before they were finished my foot was completely cured. It is now 17 months since, but have had ro further attack. Price of the Remedy in pint bottles $1 ; Pills 25 cents a ’ Levt Joxzs, Markham, saysâ€""I had a very severe attack of Bronchitis. . I was so bad that I could hardly get my breath. I sought for a quick I'CIIIEIF{, nm{ seeing the ‘‘Shoshonees Kemedy" se highly recommenâ€" ded, I procured a bottle, and am happy to say, that by the time it was taken, 1 was enâ€" tirely well and have remained so althrough. I was much exposed through the winter in travelling. _ _ w f ‘ Rev F. B. Srratrox, Demorestville, writes â€""‘I have found your remedies particularly bneficial for liver complaint. dyspepsia and bonehial affections, an(rwonld advise all simiâ€" larly affected to give them a trial, 3 Read what the people say in regard to the Great Shoshonees Pemedy & Pills. Beware: or Ivrratto®s. â€" Ask for Pr. Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil. See that the signature of 8. N. Thomas is on the wrapper, and the names of Northrop & Lyman are blown in the bottle, and Take no other. Sold by all medicing dealers, _ Price; 25 cts _ NORTHROP «& LYMAN, Toronto, Ont., Proprietors for the Dominion. furthermore, in his attendance upon deâ€" ceased he had used no cutting instrument _ Reap Ts Twick.â€"Five to thirty drops of Tromas Ecuserkic Of1, will cure common wore Throat. 1t never fails in Croup. It ‘ will cure a Cold or Cough in twentyâ€"four to fortyâ€"eight hours. One bottle has cured Bronchitis . of eight years‘ standing; recent cases are cured in three to six days. It has restored the voice where the person had not ‘ spoken above a whisper in five years. As an outward applieation in all cases of pain or lameness, nothing like it has ever been mmwn. One bottle will cure any case of Lame Back or Crick in the Back. For diseases of the Spine and Contraction of the Muscles it is unequalled. In Rhenmatic or any other pain the tirst application does you good. It stops Eit Ache and the pain of a Burn in three miuutes, and is allogether the best and cheapâ€" est medicine ever offered to the peopleâ€"the cheapest, because it takes so little to do you ‘ yood. It is composed of six of the best oils known, and nothing but oils. Is worth its weight in gold, Why not buy it toâ€"day 1 â€"A. B. Â¥)m Roc#teERS, assistant postmaster, Arâ€" thabaskaville, P.Q., wiites :â€"*‘Thirteen years ago 1 was seized by a severe attick of rheuâ€" matism in the heu{ from which I have nearly constantly suffered. â€" After baving used ‘Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil‘ for nine days, bathing the forehead, I have been completely cured, and have only used half a bottle.. This I can certify under osth if you wish."â€"Rev. J. Mallory, of Wyoming, N. Y., writes, "Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil cure1 me of Bronchitis in ONE WEEK." for. Evidence was also given by Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Gastelle, sister in law of deceased, who acted as messenger. The coroner summed up the evidence at the close, and after some deliberation the jury returned the following verdict : "From the evidence given we are unanimousiy of the opinion that Janet Menzies came to her death by natural causesâ€"namely puerperal peritonitis during child bed, but we canâ€" not but eensure ~the Doctor, James H. Cotton, for not going to see her when callod for.â€"Mount Forest Examiner. The expense to Pennsylvania of the July riots reaches the neighborhood of half a million dollars. Two lines of Railway are charging the State for the transport of troops despatched for the protection of the property of these roads. Ten persons were killed on Thursday by the fall of the gable of Milne‘s Hotel,Edinâ€" burgh, Scotland. Two shocks of earthquake were felt at Beachburg, on the line of the Canada Cenâ€" tral, on Tuesday. There have been 181 suicides in New York sinee January 1st, 1877, where corâ€" oners have held inquests. The Toronto ‘byâ€"law granting $300,000 to the Toronto and Ottawa Railway was defeated on Thursday by a majority of 1,â€" 797. In consequence of the defeat the Otâ€" tawa and Carleton Councils bave been reâ€" quested by the President of the Company to withdraw the byâ€"laws which were to have been submitted in those municipalâ€" ities. Turrz has been a seriousstrike amongst the men employed on the Government works of the Lachine Canal; the men clairred $1 per day of nine hours, instead of 90 cents. They have resorted to vioâ€" lence, and one of the ringleaders has been ‘atally wounded. At lates} accounts the excitement had subsided, and the men were returning to work on their own terms. Notk. â€"Eclectricâ€"Selected and Electrized MONTHLY CATTLE FAIRS. TO THE PUBLIC! CANADA METHODI3T. BAPTIST CHURCH. Miscellaneous. unless specially called _also given by Mrs. the hb?rbml TINWARE of James Roberwon in returning thanks to the public for the liberal patronage hs has received, now begs to inform them that he is prepared to furnish everything in hi line at prices never before heard of. Cook, Parlor, And Box Stoves At the Stove and Tinware Emporium DUNDALK .1 STOVES AND TINWARE! Besides this the SADDLERY DEPARTMENT is replete in all its branches. A full Stock always on hand. Orders promptly attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. E4* All kinds of farm produce, cordwood, &c¢., &¢., taken in exchange for goods. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HIDES AND SKIXS. As we use none but the best material, those leaving their order may depend on getting a genuine article, and a fit to please the most exquisite, Gent‘s Sewed Work a Speciality Ready Made BOOTS and SHOES of every pattarp| But more taken by surprise on entering HANBURY, BRO‘S., Establishment where is to be seen the lurgest and most attractive Stock of Boots & Shoes ever submitted to public inspection, consisting of Latest from the Seat of War! HARDWARE. }~@fkus is cssy‘ BOOtS and Shoes A stock to suit the most fastidious. I MONEY TO LOAWN. Special attention paid to this Branch. Splendid value in Green, Black and Japan Teas. English, Scotch & Canadian Tweeds Dundalk, August 1st, 1877. TAKE NOTICE. Shawls, Scarfs, Clouds, Hoods, &c. &o. Ladies Trimmed Hats, latest styles; also A splendid assortment of the best Just to hand, a complete assortment of goods, suitable for _ e fall trade, comprising What everybody says must be True Neil McAulay sells Village Prints, Dress Goods, Plain and New Fall Goods! of the Newest Paterns K="A full stock of Readyâ€"made Clothing from the best makers. In Hats, Caps, Furs, Mitts, Gloves, &e., &c., my stock will be found incomparable. TITLE ‘INDISPUTABIL E. Fringed Lustres, French Merinos, Coburgs, Crape Cloth, Winâ€" ceys, Plain and Check Dundalk,Nov.4, 1877. 10,000 Slain‘ Aug. [IN ENDLESS VARIETY, K"AxD> cEEAP FOR CASH OR TRADE. CUSTOM WORK. GROCERIES. CHEAPER THAN EVER Lots cheap. A complete assortment of Builders‘ Hardware Shelf Goods, Pock:¢t Cutlery, &o. H. GRAHAM. THOS. HANBURY & BRO. y1 REPAIRING done with NEATNESS and DESPATCH. =~*â€"â€":0f~â€"._. The Subscriber, thankfull for {ut favors, would inform his Customrs, and the inâ€" habitants of Dundalk and surrounding country generally, that he is prepared to make to order, and of the best material to be had, WAGGOXNS, BUGGIES, BSINGLE AND DOUBLE. CUTTERS, SLEIGHS, ¢ HARROWS, ROLLERS, HORSE RAKES, . _ _ J=*Bring along your Cash, Butter and Eggs. An inlpoct-.ian of our goods respectâ€" fully solicited. K uid 2 Yie o4. Lar G. R. MIDDLETON. PRINTS, COTTONS, TWEEDS, Orriczâ€"One door South of the Angloâ€"American Hotel Dundalk Augus} 30, 1877. New Goods, New Goods! LANDS.â€"I beg leave to call the attention of those wishing to purchase lam1, as T have a number of good, ang cheap, Farm Lots for sale. ##"Send addressacd get my catalogue and prices, ~Dundalk Insurance, Loaning and MONEYâ€"Firmers wishing to obtain Money cannot do better than to call at the Farmers and Mechanics‘ Agency now established in the town of Dundalk, where you can get Mox®y at a reduced rate of Interest, on ##"Terms to suit yourselves,â€"#o pay off a previous mortgage, build a New House, or Barn, to clear more Land, or to obtain a choice breed nfn(‘:nttle. #»"Loans will be put through without loss of time, while the strictest privacy will be maintained in al! transactions Tae undersigned beg to inform the inhabitants of Dundlak and surrounding country, that they are now manufacturing all kinds of Loans Advanced on Town or Village Property. Iâ€"4"Good Mortgages and Municipal Debentures Boaght. Communicationsa prompt attended to. Always to be found in the Office, on Mondays and Tuesdays. GEORGE RUTHERFORD, QFFICE, Main Street, Dundalk. Yarmers and others who want to borrow money can have it at from 8 to 8} per cent on the Yressed Lumber and Flooring Always on Hand. All kinds ef ptop.r!; Insured in Good Companies st low Rates. Farm Property Insured against and Ligh ning for 3 years at 75 cents on the $100. (LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE.) Man and also his Horse Insured against accidents and death from any cause. ‘upboards, &c., c., at the shortest notice. |Furniture repaired with ncatness and dispatich Estimates given and Contracts taken for all classes of Buildings, STAIRCASE WORK AND HANDRAILING A SPECIALITY. Order: Soiclited, _ #2"Undertaking attended to promptly. ;.;l‘:-l;t;;;" pnnc-." 'i;vk,'tie' borrower having the right _to-p;y off his Mortgage at any time bygiviagouorm-uh'nnfiu.‘ Bun:u- private -dmud. Sash, Doors, Frames, Lounges, Couches, Sideboards, Remember the Staud, the Shop nearly opposite the Post Office, Main Street, Dundaik. CROSS & HICKS. Dundalk, April 12, 1877. yli Painting Done on Short Notice Dundalk Carriage Works. Farmers and Mechanics‘ Dundalk, August 30th, 1877. Conveyancing done with neatness and despatch. A. G. HUNTER. " PUFF OR BLOW !" CcULTIVATORS, * WHEELBARROWS, and anything else in the wood line required by the community at large. GENERAL AGENCY Cheaper than the Cheapest. 1,000 Volunteers> Wanted! courage Home Manufacture and Readyâ€"Made Clothing, May 31, 1877. LAND, LOAN and GENERAL AGENCY, which we offer at very close prices. We do not AND BY A FIRSTâ€"CLASS ARTIST. We have now on hand a Large Stock of GOOD MORTGAGES BOUGHT. M O N EY . DUNDALK, ONTARIO. but we sell goods y31 y3l MOST APPROVED KINDS. And with the Greatest Promptitude, Can depend upon being satisfied by leaving Having lately made an addition to our Possesses great Facilities for doing all Is now fitted up in the vory bost style, and Job Department, in the Townships of Proton, Artemesia, and contains a vast amount of interesting The Large and rapidly increasing Cirou. "Dundalk Guide" BEADING MATTERB, Best Style of the Art, ‘Dundalk Guide, Good Family Newspaper Best Mediums for Advertisers Osprey, Mclancthon and other Townâ€" Job Work The office is furnished with tis" POSTAGEB Price $1.25 per Annum, "GUIDE" PRINTING orFice, meamy LOCAL AND FOREIGN NEws, ships makes it one of the should subscribe for the If not paid in advance. OF THE LATEST * DUNDALK GUCIDER* In the County of Grey. 28 COLUMN PAPER, J. TOWNSEND V OTRTIC. opposite done in the very AT. who want a MARKET REPORTS, lation of the AND EDITORIALs, PROPRIETOR All Grades of Hour cnn-hn* DUNDALK GRIST #a.Special attention pard AND FAMILY 1 Dundalk, June 20, 1877. Physicians‘ Pre Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Dyes, Patent Medici and Propr Has much pleas and the public ge *o do all kinds 0 the above w The Dundal} meets every Medical wevet Hani MILLINER AND 1 DIVISIOXN manher The aul vices as «©onstant Dundalk. Awzust 22 Builder‘s and NCYE T Cemetantly on hn DUNDAIJ THE VULCAN Carpenter hi# «hop, «ler. on OWEX 8 Firstâ€"class a The best vian Provincial 1 Draughtsmar etc., Dundal} Corner of Q Dandalk, May 3 Mis s Mars Strur February 8. 18 Fire and 14( Aveneral A rseshocing a of the chaicest q "niversity 8 Tnmt«_ an Physicians a â€"Dandatk, Flour‘! Barrister, At Chaneery, Co, Owen Sound.. Marriage Cert L:icens D Barrister, Notary P Orangevill Nhop, All Attorney a: Notary P.} residence Advertisome t”' wiltton in inserted until wlar rates, #eed 8 lines STR A y Wedks for Urdinary free o Lane Ior the f for each sube. February Protessiona) an RQuarter colum Hail columa, One column, TERMs ®®s ®1. 50 on BUSINESS "orn Meal, Sh At the Office, Prot., mth u‘ll"a) Dundal}; Notice to the 64 THE ANGLO AMEI MMN NGCCT "yB Casaal Do Do GEOR( Ik JAMFBS H W M AT] 7 (‘..)' 'J J. W price® MUTLAXD PDUNDA ad vertise ISAAC Ti if n 1 ANIM A1 81. the a ments instruct M la w 18 #!X mont) uas ty M MJ MeWw! O rhadd paid rts OM M # @n |§ m