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9 0 ti. 1. Middicton . Pendal . tolin €. McÂ¥arden, bilemme ig. granie! Meith, Meoistein. Alevander Tayier , Dromare . Joka c Deanld. Prieevitle, Notice % J Grier, Priceville, Removed â€"R Prosser, Durkham. Putentsâ€" Munt & Co, New YTork. Toa/he# Wanted â€"Section No 9, Bentinek. KNew Store in Durkamâ€"John H Hunter & Co. Credit Auction Saleâ€"lobt Waterson, Glenelg. Ag:nts for the Grey Review Durham, November 2, 1882. THE REVIEW. â€"The C. V,. R. Company make a pracâ€" tiee of gravelling the roud on Sonday. â€"For the fourth time jalzement has been given in the Courts in favor o Jame» McMallen, M. P. for Nortb Wellington. Whether further proceedings will be tuken i« not known, but it is expected that uo further action will be taken in the tuatter, â€"â€"The lrish "Revolntionary Leaders," ure screaming for more money fro n their dupes. â€" It is wonderful the United Stite» Government does not proceed again=t them for swindlers the sume as they . wouls a> guinst auy other cluse of swigdlers, as it is notorioys that most,of the "Fands" co.lected find their way int the puckets uf the "leuders." ' over Mr. Prowse the Conseryative gandiâ€" date. â€" This is another prof of the popularâ€" ity of the Mowat Government of Ontaric, but Reformers will need to be active aus vigilunt, as uo stone will be beft outuined â€"â€"â€"Mr. Bettos, the Reform candidute was shected in Muskoka on Monday lust to the Ontario Legislature by a lbugze usjority l:y-tbo Touy- to oust the Mowat Govers: ment at the Geveral electuion ueXxt sum â€"The cases of Mr, Robert S.uith, and his son Cbarter agrin=t the Town of Durâ€" Law avising out of the necident at Lembie ton Btreet bridge last fail have Leen settied, but ure suid to bave cost the Town about $700 or $800, and yet when the town bag {finds on haud iustead of bailding a new bridge they are wasted on pnrchasing w useless market wite wineh will be of uo beucht to the Town. Likely the ratepay ers at the next Municipal Election will hure something to say why nearly $2,000 of Town funds have beer so used by the present Council, Laxps, Stoves, and Tinware at T. A Harris‘, Durbhazm. Mxz. Groros Rowswsrt paid this town a visit this week. For a good Winter Overcoat go to C. L. Grant‘s, Durhkew. Graxo Duke stoves at T. &. Harris‘, Durham. The best cook stove in the murâ€" Ma. J us Campbell is starting & atogle faetory opposite the woollen fustory, Flzsh ertou. Tas Potato crop in this section is not np to the average, and the pututoss arg very sumall. Mrx. W»x. M. Ccark has purchased & bakery business in Markdale, May he be successful in his new undertaking. Wuo would dirty their fngers with blucklead when the Crescent stove pipe varnish can be had at T. A, Harris‘, Durâ€" barn. Tea met with ready sales giving onutire sut isfuction. â€" Some more of i# to hband tuis week. Turmgasaryrsyo Dar will hbe observed throughout the Dominion on Novembr 9th which day happeus also to be the anniver sary of the birth of the Priace of Wales, J. H. Hustes, E«q., M. P. P., returned to town ow Mouday last from a three weeks‘ tip to Dakta. Tue crops in the part of the State he visited wore excelleut this Tuanmasorerse Dar will ) throughout the Dominion on B which day happens also to be | sary of the birth of the Priace yeur. Baus Boeayep.â€"A week ago last Soturâ€" day the bary and conteni« ot Mr. â€" Augns Gillies, on the 2nd con., N. D, R., Glevely, was burned. The loss is a very sertous one us there was uo iusurance. Mz. aud Mrs,. Johu Cochrane, Durham, selebrated the sixtioth unuiversary of ther wouding by a pearl weddiug ou the 12th Wctober, ut the residence of their greut srand mou. Mi. Jobn Huaggat, of Brampâ€" grand sou, tou. ‘Tas Varney Cheese Factory has elosed for the seusom. This year has been its best yet, and aext years prospects are betâ€" ger still, The dry weathor in sumiser was ugninst the cheese busivess, â€" Cheese is not pold yet. A Semoot Esutertainment will he held in Gui‘s sehool hou«â€"e on the 34 December a emall gharge will be made for admission, the progeeds of which will be devetâ€"d to the parechase of presounts to be given on & Christmas Tree to the children atteoding schoul Soup Oct.â€"Mr. Lobert Abboit has sold | out bis bukery business to Mr. Alex. Mulâ€"| comsuu, of Moorefield aod wil toeeivoi possession 00 the 10.b inst. M3 Malcomnâ€" ‘ son is a pushing energetio man,. and inâ€" teuds kecping a stook of groceries, etc. Mr. Abboté jutends to remove to Dakots, we wigh Lins suce«ss in his now Lomé. Xew Sgog4 n Dyugax.â€"Jobn U. Haa ter & Co., hare loased oye of the stores in br«. Koily‘s Llock, opposite Purker‘s Dovng Ktore. Dutham, aud opened oi & fine stock Local and other Items. Store, Dutbam, aud OpeBet WOC CCC OO 020 vi new Goods cousisting of Reaudy Mude: Ulothing, Dress Goods, Satins, Velvets, Geats‘ â€" Furuisiiogs, Groceries, â€" ote., 19 which saey invite the utloution of friends und the pabic V',.nuchrlll\’. Mr. . Hunter is well auow o as bhe is & valive of this town, uud wmwmmhhtundflh-dnn ut c 1 s tss i e n n S G Av of Fublic patronage. . 5e« 15 ons Cameron‘s May first Picking Japan «+ «+ 4b + Ma. CaswreLL, recently. bext in Town, at T. A. Harria‘, DorhamMe . Tuos. Scort, Owen Sound, succeeded in‘ espturing a very fne deer in Pruton reâ€"| ceutly. % |I Texpers are asked for thomefionof! two new lighthouses, and a boat bouse mb Owen Sound. } A telegraim from Wicuipeg on Tuesday »ays there is thiee feet of snow on the ground there. ‘ Fiex at Autan Psrx.â€"The Grist and saw Mills of Mr. Fensom, Allan â€"Purk, were burned down about . two weeks ago. The grist Mill was not working but the ions of the Saw Mill is a very serious one to that foemity. L. Grani‘s, Cuaxar.â€"There â€" has been another ch»=uge in the ruuning of the stage frowm Durham â€" to Flesherton Stution, It now weaves thi . town ut seven w‘clock a, m, and e mnects wish the mixed going south on k. C B KB RuwaYÂ¥ at IX:1G 8. m., ud the T. G. & B. Rauilway «t 10.48 8. "ie °C the Exprer® goius north to Owen Sound at 11:39. â€" It returns to Durham at the usual ue. Ksoxr Cuuron.â€"The new church â€" will soon be fmslLed. A aumber of prominent member> of the Cougregution have been working with pick, »hovel and scraper for «everal duys this week levelling the ground in frout, and | straightening of generally. The Rov. Mr. McMilian of Mount Forest will preach in the Town Hall next Sabbath exchuauging pulpits with the Rev. Mr. Forâ€" Em CCC chureh organ question in St. Andrew‘s Chweb, Loudou, Ont. A vote was tiken a few days ago which resulted as follows : Members voting yea 168; uay 208â€"vote [ memners against, 40. Adberents yothig yen 114; nay 68â€"vote of adherents in faâ€" vor 46. or a total vote in favor of the organ 6. It is degided uot to iutroduce an organ aL presetit. Cnaxogso.â€"The â€" Durkham _ Chronicle, whicu was uot isumed the previous two weeks appeured lost week with the m-1 n nncement that Mr, Jobhn A. Johnstou: lhas sold out the plaut aud good will of the puyer to Mr. A. H. N. Jeukins, Schoul Tenoher of Aytou. The Chronicle will not be issued this week but will appear next week under the new management. We hope our new coutrere . will not be in too great a hmrry in amasing a fortnne and rewiring from â€" business, as all editors are ‘npl to Jdo yeu know 1 ! However, be will ‘soon have some experience in the matter. Coat Oil, American and Cansdian, the A Laror Stock of mens‘ Orersoats at C Local and Other Items. terested in the celebnation, wilt make it eonveniont to attend and assist in making the celebration of the anviversury of Seotâ€" laud‘s Patrop Suimpt, in tuis Town, a graud suecess, It appears that they have introduced a Pusine â€" Trwprrazoe | Mztrings.â€"On Monday eveniug last a pablic meettvg was held under the auspices of the Gcod Tempâ€" lars Lintge in Gudd‘s School House, Korâ€" manby. There was a good aftendanee. ] W. C. T. MeNisee occupied the chair, and after the opening address, singing and prayer a picee of mmsie was given by the choir. â€" Addvesses were given ty Messrs. C, Rumage, J JReuwick, and 3,Townsend.. Recitatious were given Lby Miss Muurn;‘ readings by Messrs. R. Watson, sr. ; Win. J hnston, +r.; C. Ruamuage and Miss M. Leeson,. â€" A dialogue was given by Misses J. & C. Moore, 3. Carson agg MeKinuon, Several pieces of music ‘were given by ;J. & 1t. Watsou jr.; C. Runage; Misses Moore, Cargon, MeKiunon, und Aldridge, ‘und Mrs. Gray. ‘The uignt of meeting of the L «ige hus been chauged trom Tuesday (to Mouday. poe of wmaking innprovemeuts ou the grounds, espeqially the speeding course, whieh they will haye im good cordition for auother year. The following resolution wus passed :â€"*Moved by Mr. Alez. Mer cer, secunded by Mr. Edward Davis, and camied, that Win. Masson, Esq., of Oweu Souud and Murkdale, be iestered as a life memiwer of Gleveig Agricuitural Sociâ€" viy in recounition of his valuuile services in purehbiâ€"e of show grounds for said sociâ€" ety, aud tu consideration of his lineral con tibation aud for other servicesâ€"Stanâ€" Fige.â€"On Sunday, the 15th, while Mr. nediately went to hLis assistance i und Mn‘."l'iluw.‘\"iu%ma. of Holiand, were | disappeared. The bodly was subse at chnreh their barn by some meaus cangit o 5 fire and was cogpletely consumed with it» ly recovered, and with th‘:t of Mr.od contents, compuijag ’u _ tong of hay, 400 non 1e brought house for interment.. buake}« of ont», 150 of wheat, 80 of "peas, of the devaased, who remded . at Saul a funning will and other Carticies. His} Marie; Mich., leave large fumilie®, loaa will he severe as there was oaly £300 . Holmes was a son of Mr. R. Holn of insuragpoc, â€"â€" Merkick Standard, Owen Souad. â€"Owen Sound Times. of Attewzsis. shot a deer 0,â€"Lho an« Chiirch Opening and Soiree. ‘The Soiree on Monday evening was all that could be desired in the way of speakâ€" ing, singiog, eadibles, order, &c. On moâ€" tion Mr. MacGregor, Reeve of Proton, was called to the chair, when addresses were delivered by the Revs. Messrs. Brown, Frazer and Straith, also Messrs. MacMilâ€" lan and Kenvell, Proton, and Alex, Glenâ€" denning, Egremont, the latter| reciting Hogg‘s poem on the comet of 1811, and a piece of his own on his journey from Seotland t3 Canada. These were interâ€" spersed by music from the Presbyterian Choir of Dundalk. (Miss Rundle presiding ai the organ accompunied by Mr. Ket chum on the cornet.)â€"the rendering of the various pieces by them belped in & wove larca measure to the success of the very large measure The Church which is a commmodious frame structure has been raised at a cost of $565, which has by subscription, togethâ€" er with the collection of Sabbath amountâ€" ing to about $26 and proceeds of Soiree to §65 was brought down to $58 with strong hopes by the congregation of wiping that out at no distant date. Owing to the abundance of good things provided, and uvused they held a social on Friday ovenâ€" ing 6th Oct. On Mondry next Oct. 6th an Auction Sale of farm stock, implen@nts and houseâ€" bold furniture wall take place on lot No. 9, con. 9, Glenelg. Terms 12 month credit. Hugh Travers. proprietor ; Hugh MceKsy, Auctioneer. Postrox®p.â€"The Anction Sale of Farm stock ere of W. S. Jamieson lot 14 con. 8, Glenelg, has been postponed from the O9th to the 10th Nov. On Saturday, Oct. 1lith, an Anction Sale of farm stock, implements,and houseâ€" hold furpiture will take place on lot 82, con. B;E. G. R. Glenelg. Terms 13 months eredit. â€" Patrick Kenuy, proprietor ; Hugh MacKiy, Auctioneer. On Monday, November 18th‘a Public Auction Sule will be hbeld on lot 88, con 3, E. G. R., Glenelg, ‘Terms 14 months creâ€" dit. â€" Wellington Bauks,proprietor. Hugh MacKay, Auctioneer,. On Tuesday, Oct. 14th, a public Auction Sule of farm stock and implements, will take place on lot No. 8, 12th con., Glenolg. Terms 12 mouths eredit. Robert Waterâ€" #on, proprietor, â€" Hugh MacKay, Auct. On Monday, Nov. 6th, a eredit auction Salo of farm stock, & implements will take place on lot 11, drd con. N. D. R., Glonelg. Terms 12 months eredit. D. McGillvray, proprietor. â€" Dugald McCormack, Auctionâ€" ger On Wednesday, November 8th an aueâ€" tion sile of farm stock and implements will take plage on lot 23, con. 1, N. D. R., Glonelg, Terms 12 months eredit. Mre. Mary MeArthur, proprietress,. D. McCorâ€" mack, Auctioneer, (The above was received in time but got TUxibriudge, Oct, $0.â€"Honry Barton, of Tsronto, eame to Uxbridge by the Midiand mofning train toâ€"day, and obtained a liv» ery and #ent fo Seott, to Lis brother Wal« ter Barton‘s farm, on the 6th concession, where his sow is working, to investigate & quarre? lris son had some days ago with bis brothor‘s bired man, Richard Jones, On arriving there he met the tmv, and warm words passed between them, . Walter, bearing them quarreliing in the sitable, walked away, but soon returned, whenr be | found his brother Henry lying msonuible.1 with a wound under the right eye, from all appearances having been inflicted by a fork. He then went for a doctor to Uxbridge, and on their return found hn dead. The man etates that Barton made an attempt to strike hitw, and eanught bis foot in some peatraw and fell against the fork, enusing s adeath,. No arrests have been made,. An | iuquest will be held toâ€"morrow by Coroner | Nation at 10 a. w. LATEST. The jury on the inque«t touching the death of Henry Barton, of Toronto, who was Killed during a quarrel on a form near Uxbridge, retarned a verdict that death was the result of pure aecident, deceased having seized a smunure fork with which to pursue one Joues, and falting upon the upâ€" turned fork ons of the tines entered Lis brain over the eye. Avotex® Lagy Disisten.â€"The Algoms Pioneer of Priday last briogs uews of anâ€" other marite disaster, resultiny in the loss of two lives. _ B appears thut Mr. Hepburu Tragedy near Uxbridge. on behaif of the OQutario (:.:vommcut,‘ made arraugements for repairiug a bridge al Gouli» Bay, and on Weduesday of lust | week started from Sault Ste. Maurie wuhl the stearo ferry bout "Grace," having 11 | persons on board, and fowing a scow avd pile driver. _ All went well until about 8 p. m., when off Gros Cape the engine Lbroke down by the eylinder head giving out, leaying them at the merey of the wind and and waves. They drifted ont into Lake Superior, casting the scow adrift about two in the mormug, and at nine o‘closk stranaâ€". ed about three bundred yards from the beach. The whole party having put on life preservers started to swim to shore. One of the first to reach the shore was Mr. Thos. Stonchouse, who after cutting off his life preserver drepped dead on the Leach. Another of the party, Mr. B. Holmes, appeared to be swimming in good shape for a short distance, when be sudâ€" leuly sauk, aud although the others imâ€" nediately went to his assistance be had disappeared. The bodly was subsequent ly recovered, and with that of Mr.: Etenoâ€" nons<e brought bomse for interment... Both ,uu.oamwoma at Sault fite. Mario; Mich., leave large fumilie®, "Mr. \ Yulmes was a son of Mr. R. Holmes of Auction Sales. St. Andrew‘s Tha trial of the boy Jobhn Smith for the wurder of bis uncie in January last in the | J Township of Amaranth nerr Shelburpe, | b commenced in Orangeville on ‘Wednesday 7 before Judge O«ler. â€"The prisnner was deâ€" | a fended by D. McCarthy, Q. C» AMâ€" P. Ou|r Woednesday little more than selecting a | i jury was accomplished, and on Thursday, | $ Friday and Saturday the witnesses for the | 1 Crown and the defence and the address of | a the Counsel took place, ‘The evidence ws#}: «imilar to that previously published with | the exception of that given by McCormtack, | who wase convicted of manslaugbter last | ; year in whatis known as the "Mulmar |; Trugedy." â€" Not much reliance was placed on his evidence however. The jury each evening were in charge of a constable, and also on Sunday, but went to church twice. On Monday the case was concladed as wil be seen frora the following, wuich we copy from the Globe :â€" Orangeville, Oct. 80.â€"The Court was continued this inorning at uine o‘clock. | The prisoner Sinith was brought into Conrt und the charge to the jary began. The eourtâ€"room was again crowded. Mr. Jusâ€" | tiee Osler, after describing what would conâ€" | stitute a rengonable doubt, proceeded to | epeak of MeCormack‘s evidence, which |hesaid they should Jisregard. Confessâ€" |lons obtained in gaol and under like cirâ€" :‘cumsuneea, were to be regarled with exâ€" ‘ i treme snspicion. IF they thought a link | in the chain against the accused was want \| ing without MceCormack‘s evidence,then he â€" | would tell them they should disregard Mcâ€" Corimack‘s evidence,. He urged upon t\ them the view that in examing evidence they should look only for substauntial truth with cirenmstantial variety. No one saw this deed, and cirenmsiances were dependâ€" it ed npon by the Crown to prove the charge _| ngainst the prisouer. THE CAE REVIEWED. n The fallaey of cireumstauces never lying £ had often been proved. The einmmsumees‘ should be consistent with the trath jof the f charge and probable, not possible â€" simply. j With reference to the witnesses ‘Thompâ€" j son, Clarke, and Stoueman, it strock him tbhat any suspicions against them which : might exist were unfounded. It appears that discased was last seen alive about a * qunarter to four on the afternoon of Saturâ€"| day, Janunary the 21st, and that between : then avd dusk the crime was cormitted. The Crown theory was that the boy first ' shot the old man, then battered hiim to j death, and dragging him to the doer of the house, attempted to burn him. The Crown ‘ also says that the.boys story was unreasâ€" ouable. â€" If the old soan fell from his chair thon it was improbable, the Crown said, that be could have been found at the door., The Crown also said that he was unreasâ€" onable to ask them to believe the boy was able to see the bouse on fire so soon after leaving it, Regarding the purchase of the | pistol, if they relied on such evidence as to that brauch of the case as was given it would be unsafé to conviet. After reciting the facts as to the boy‘s visit to Shelburne, Foster had positively indentifiied prisover as the one who ; purchased a pistol from |Hannab. Frear corroborated Foster in‘ this, that a boy did purchase a pistol on '. that day, but he fmled to recogoize Smith | as the oue who was in the store. His Lordship theu read over the story of the boy and the occurences at Watts‘ that avâ€" ening. The cireumstavnce that the carâ€" tridgeâ€"box was found by the way traversed (! by prisoner after leaving Watts‘ was pointâ€" 1| ed to as an action which a guilty person * | would take lest the finding of the box on â€"| him should incriminate him. ‘These were . | the main points upon which the Crown reâ€" a | lied. Ou the other hand, it is said on beâ€" s | half of the prisoner, there is The Shelburne AN ABSENCE OF MOTIVK. °* ‘ When facts led to an inference, however,‘ they were not to rejeet that simply beeanse they could discover no motivé. When no nrotive was shown, however, it should lead them to sean more closely the evidence as to the eommission of the erime. It was not shown that the family of the prisoner and the old man were on bad terms. The defence suguosted that the story of tha Loy should be believed, and that it was a probâ€"| able one. â€" They said that it was likely the shot did knoek the old man off _the clmir.‘ aud that, recovering, he ran out around the woodâ€"pile to try and discover bris assailunt, aud that there he was set upou by ong or ‘ more, and afterwards drugged to the door | of his house. Why the body should uot !lm.ve been taken inside Lbefore the house ‘ was seton fire was not explained. The fa>t that close searching failed to discover | upon the person of the prisoner any marks | * of a strnggle or traces of blood was strougâ€" ily in his fayour, â€" Another poiut was that of good charneter. â€" He left the case with thein feeling sure that they would â€" regard their oaths and, if they so believed, would however, mach they would regret it, fAnd ! the prisoner guilty of the charge. Oa the | other hand, if there arose in their mind ‘ any reasonable doubt as to guilt, the prisâ€" | oner should receive it. The jury vhen retived, it being â€" ten miuâ€" utes after> ten. AQgr an absence of about an hour the jury returned . to Court. y TBE YERDICT. In anewor to the question, *"Havre yor agreed upon a verdict" ? the foremsan reâ€" plied, "not guilty." There was sensation in Court at tite anâ€" nouncement, and the councel aud friends crowded round to congratulate the pris oner on the successfal issue of the trigl. Justice Osler, addressing the boy, said, "I eannot say but that I agree altpgether withthe verdict. T think the jury could have come to no other conclusion. You are disâ€" charged. In leaving the Courtâ€"room th.ndjnry shook hands heartily with the boy, and oxâ€" vressing their ;leasure at the conclusion they were forced to arrive at. ‘The. boy‘s parents and â€" sis@r were &niu overcome with ewnotion on hearing the result, and gissed Johuny affectionately. The boy was ifterwards |taken to a â€" photograpter‘s, where he sat for his picture. < Every one is pleased at the .regult of tbil’ long !:r-if" e ts e 9e C NeR c T. e qnestion, ‘Whs ‘murdered old John Smith and thu stole ns mobey,‘ still reâ€" wain« Woeolvéd and nmust wait tgc arbitruâ€" ment of neverâ€"failing time to clear up what is a dark meystery. his money taken from its DPODS ?""""|â€" Mionte enlars of the Shelbarne _ trage07 | â€" Coptam The particnlars of 198 * """","""â€"/â€" 50d | from NÂ¥ are too well known mention, but 1 we FOs. 00 0 CCMO EC Smith? As for as Ewevrostantial evidence went things looked black for him. It is almost impossible, however,. to imagine so young a person guilty of such an enormous erime for mor ey. It is not like a boy‘s astion, and there is this in nddition, that is is hardly within the bounds of possibility } Ds on Pul dnes ananaer for an unsophisticated boy 10 make aWay with the money without dctection. The fuet of his baving gont some distance to give warning of the occurrence to strangers T acteais yirien d Fmaoninp L t VC | iather than to neighbors nearer at hand looked suspicious until the reason was giv-‘ en that a swamp was to be crossed to reach the nearest frienis. The evidence of Hanâ€" nal & Foster as to the boy having bought the revolver in Shelburne between two and throe o‘clock on the Thursday immediately preceding the 21st January, is at least shaken by the aliti sworn to by John Besâ€" P 4+ L Ne deie: ARAEEIW NC 9 We c caiol wl m ley, who gave him a lift on bis way home, so that the boy would le at his uncle‘s beâ€" 1 tore two o‘clock, and consequently unable to be at Hanuahi‘s store between two and three. â€" According to the boy‘s story the old man was shot through the window and fell off the chair, but according to the evidence blood and signs of a violent simggle were found in the rnow near & wood pile. Kither the boy killed the old man by shooting bim first, and then battering him with a birch club, or the old man may have risen to pursue his assailant after the ‘ boy ran away, and have been â€"killed outâ€" right near the woodpile, and then ea.n'ied! back into the house. But why he was not taken inside to be burned is a mystery, as to conceal the crime must bhave been the motive of incendiarism. _ The finding of the cartridge box in the well alongside the path taken from Mr. Watt‘s house to the scene of the murder has a very bad l look. Tt is remarkable that the confession that the witness McCormack attributed to Johnuy Smith should tally so well with the circumstances of time and place of the crime. Crossâ€"exramination fariled to shake the story as related. But on the other hand the man read some at least of the newspapers at the time, and may have had reasous of his own for building a theory on the facts, and claiming the whole to be a confession of the boy. This, at any rate, must have been the view taken by the learnâ€" ed judge who weighed McCormack‘s eviâ€" dence. The indifferent, unconcerned demeanour of the boy bas been a matter ef remmk sivce his arrest, â€" Callousness could hardly be supposed to have gained such an asâ€" cendancy over one so young, and his unâ€" concern may not unfairly be counted a sign of innocence. _ His good character. ;\hithem nuimpeached, is also in his faâ€" vor. If the boy was innocentâ€"for so the jury havo decidedâ€"who was the mnrderer? In the meantime the verdict leaves the tragedy a mystery. The old proverb that "murder will out" has often been setat naught, and it may be defeated again in this case. The officers of the law should continue their vigilance, however, and no stone should be left unturned to discover the guilty.â€"From the Globe of Tuesâ€" day. A party which has to resort to untrathâ€" ful, malicious, and vindictive statements to support its cause cannot, remarks the Hamâ€" iltn Times, expect any better success than that which befel Mr. Meredith‘s followers in the recent elections. . Two good illusâ€" trations of Tory tactics are now before us. A few days ago a man named Justus Vanâ€" derlip was fined for tampering with a juryâ€" man at the Brant Assizes. Several of the organs immediately announsed (that the offender wasa J. P. "See" said they, "the eorruption of the Grits ; bebold of what manner of stuff Mowat‘s Justices of the Peace are made. The fact is that Mr. Peace are made. The fact is that Mr. Vanderlip is not and never has been a J. P. He had no official capacity and he got himself into trouble merely bocause he forâ€" got that advice tendered to jurymen was illegal, though often given. Again, a Downic J. P. was sent to trial for stealing a picee of mont, and th#Mail, with feignâ€" ed indignation, pointed to him as a type of the Justices of the Pesce appointed by Mr. Mowat, The unfairness of the attack: on the Ontario Promier is made evident whon it is pointed out that the magistrate named was not appointed by Mr. Mowat, but by a Consorvative Government. Our Tory friends should change their modes of action if they would have trust placed in what they say. » Perth Courier:~â€"â€"It is becoming plainer every day that the N. P. had notuing to do with the high prices of farm pr:xueo during the rast three years. ‘The mtfh prices woere due to the partial failure of the crops during tirese yertd! in sevoral ~Euroâ€" pean countries, but especially in England, and to the great demand in the British markets for foreign cÂ¥mducm of all sorts to make good the deficiency. ~This year the erops in Europe have been generally good, ‘ The harvest in â€" England, notwithstanding | some damage from rain in August, is above the sverage, At the same time the har» vest in the United States is much greater than it ever was before. ~The general reâ€"| sult is a diminished demand for foreign grain in England, while the supplies from which she can draw what she does require are practically unlimited. It follows from this state of things that the prices bave fallen in England ; and in spite of the N. P. and the ome market it was to create, they | bave fallen in Canada also. The truth of the contention ofthe Reform press that the {priouin Lx;:sool rule those in Toronto has been pr. to a demonstration. ‘The Eofl‘“ of the N. P. have been proven to is troas bigh privar in thiit giain us t igh pri eir gratu au. cattle a lie. Regarded from the farmer‘s standpoint, the N. P. is an unmitigated fraud. lt bas increased their outlay in every way, pwhile it has giveu them nothâ€" ing in return, which they wonld not hate had if it had never existed. EVuLfirqn in Canadsa who has aregard for his own intcrests and those of his cines, oflfi hereâ€" sfter to opposethe.N. P. and all w preach Tory Tactics. Clerk, Colleetor‘s KewP®uity C200 0C i mpF Clerk, Colleetor‘s rolt tor 1882,â€" From WMe, lanctLion:Council, plan aud speciGesuon of drainnge outlet. Mclutyre, Speers,â€"That Allan Bell reâ€" ceire a grant of $10, to open sideroad 35 sonthward. _ Johnston, Maclutyre, â€" That Joseph 'l':ydloc repair Whitsor‘s hill on the gravel road. Taylor, Speors,â€"That Wur, Rearson be paid $2.83 for 742 teet of plank purcLaeâ€" ou in 1881, by Mr.J. R. Bing, for enlverts ‘Iu" towuline and ctaitted . to be paid by 100. Speers, Johuston,â€"that Mr. E. Hornton be paid ©$6.00° for repairing Feversham ’ hfldgi. in semll if [ c 4e\ MKackme â€"fixier This Conngil met ut Mazwell,on the 18th ;m;n; the date of meeting. The Collector appeared before the cil with bondsmen. ©ll WIVH UDMRNIIEE® Moved by Mr. Speers, seconded by Mr. Melutyre, that the Collecters‘ sureties be necertel, the boud signed and handed to the Treasurer for safe keeping, and that the Clerk bund tke roll the Collector.â€" Carried. Taylor, Speers, that Thomas Johnston be appointed to confer with the Clerk or Reeve of Melaucthon, respecting that part ut the MelavetLon draia extending into1 this municipality, and that Mr. Johustan huve power to let the job if it is nocessâ€" ary. Speers, Johnston,â€"tbat the Clerk notify ;D. K. Preston, to cause the lole on the 10th sideroad, opposite the Orange Hail, ’Chsrluton, to be filled up by statute l« bour. Speers, Johnston, that this conpeil adâ€" journ to meet at Fevershain, on Nov. 11, at 10 o‘clock, o on on e Wingham has been made a Customs port. Lady Langevin, v}fo of Sir Hector Lanâ€" gevin, $ A New High Sclool is proposed t> be bailt in Bawimanville. The Canada Atlanti¢ Railway from Ottaâ€" wa to Montreal was formally opened. on Monday. Win. Hindes, of Harriston, has handled during the past season over $50,000 worth of catile and sheep. Mr. R. D. Mortimer, Shelburne, has been elected President of the Dufferin Teachera‘ The Toronto, Grey & Bruce Railway staâ€" tion, at Luther villuge is ueurly completed, uxd is a very nice buuilding. Ou Friday, the 20th, Miss Jane Byrve, Garafraza, burst a bivod + essel in a ht of coughing aud died shortly alterwards. The roundbouse and workshcps of the Cunala Pacitic at Wienipeg are wluost commpleted. ‘Their entire cost is esimanted at $275,000. Joseph West who was canght in the beltâ€" ing uand bud bis leg broken with other in« juries at Copp‘s foundry, Hawiltou, Frâ€" duy, died on Saturday night. 1 A man nawmed Leclere, a resident of Deâ€" mare . street, Sauvenr, Quebec, was run over and cut in two by the care on Friâ€" uay night, near. the St. Charies tollâ€" gate. Siz boys for breaking winJlows in the \Cutholie Church, tergas, had to pay fines sud damage»s | amounting to §$28, besides putting in twentyâ€"toar . Lours in the lockâ€" up. Mr. William Helt, sr., member ol the firmof Helt & Jones,privatebankers, Barrie, ‘ was f:und drowaed Saturday in Kempen:â€" teldt Buy. _ Me irad beeu bathing. f ‘ At the Huron Assizes, on Butarday, T. Sunth, found guilty oldjorgery, was seh~ teuced to six months iu jail, and Arch. Robertson, for uttering # torged note, one year in the Cental Puison. A fire occured ut Alliston on Monday moruing in Capt,. McLareu‘s brick carrluge factory, which is a complete loss. ‘Pue urius and clothing of the volunteer comâ€" pany were totmily destroyed. â€" Auother fire in the Domimon Howl, was estinguished beture mucu damage was don. A Loxo Stavecus.â€"Uver seventsen years ago two farmers in Bayham rownsuip hud u dispute over the location of a certain line jence, and the dispute ended in a fight io which one party had his jawâ€"bone broken, Daring the long years thut fence hbas ocâ€" vasioued a dozeu eucounters, has beea sev eral times moved uml. remov.o-l ut uiglht, provoked three lawsuits, aud alwmoâ€"t proâ€" voked assassination, . Oue duy last weoek a third party brought about a resouciliation. A surveyor from the City was e::gngml to locate u:e line, and he discovered that one un bad as fuch of the other usan‘s ground and that the said inch had never yet proâ€" duged anything better thau thisties ‘and bramules, â€" Tue fonce has been moved over and the seventeon years‘ disputewas brought to a peaceful ond.â€"St Thomas Times. The Italisnu goneral elections took place ou Sauday last, and Italy rook her great leap in the dark. â€" Lustead of 600,000 elecâ€" tois, as in former elections, 6,000,000 votâ€" ed tor members of the new Parlimuent,and the voting was by Departimnents iustoad of Communes. â€" The electiou has been watchâ€" ed wii peculiar interest in all civilized countries, . All the Ministers have been reâ€" elected, aud tne indieations are that the Government will be sustained by a substanâ€" i tial majority. A Colt;uhun named Dr. Audrew Elliott, was charged with iudecest exposite wnd propymale at a Sctool at Grand Forks, Da., 1 W V im CdrCAU4: upecth tustssn d setaudd PnE N Ne dR utued I and on l-‘mad was seized and tarred and fenthered. He was cleaned off on Saturâ€" day aiter 24 hours of suffering and is now guid io be in a dangerons condition. ‘The parties who committed the outrage will be proceuded aguin@t, Abbcy‘s Park Theatre, Kew York, where Mrs, Lanstry, the Jersey Lily, was to have opened 1 the piay, "Au Unequal Metch," last Monday uight, was discovered io be on fite avcat 5 p. m., and the whole buildâ€" ing was »peedily consumed. Pue‘Fimt cotton mul at Pall JMYVG!, Muss., was destroyed by fire on Ne curmary sfterncon» The iss amonnts to neurly $1,000,000, and 50@ havds uve thrown out tf c:uployment. CANADIAN ITEMS sr., . member (_{l the coun>â€" guined nearly 23,000 members during last yeat. ® Mr. J. R. Seymonr, Draygist, St. Cathers ines, writes that he finds an everâ€"increasing nkforhnhukfln.lls-m.udndb“ iirtact Bhad} Bittione is the grand BA in ie for all disesses of the Blood, 'ue:ux Kidâ€" â€"'l; China there are now nearly four hun: dred Christian schoole, with | six thowsaud Malarial Discases, so prevalent in the spring and tall, such as Ague, Chill Fever, Bilions Fever, &o., depend upon an inactive atate of the liver, bowels, skin, kidueys, ute,, for did evaploord omedpinieis e anhmrie mudld in the «ystem y, no ness . would reâ€" sult. â€" Burdock Blood Bitters effectuaily rogâ€" ulates these orgaus and correcis the absorâ€" To ainl sccretory syiemn me. cvall ~ 1248 â€"â€" Â¥1xirâ€"In Pricevilie, on the 2ud Oct. the wite of Nr M. tioly, Wlucksmuth, of a son. Mcrraxâ€"In Artemesia, on the 24th Ort, the wite of Mr Hector McLeun, so «th line, of a son, Jounsicxâ€"HENDEESONâ€"On the 18th Oct. by the Mev Thos Grandy, at Eugenia, John Johnston, TamteEsoxâ€"Grmrowâ€"On the 18th Oct, by the Rey T 2 ECC ORECMTC Wl FmM $ __ Nuson, uged 24 yoars. G@onboxâ€"In Dundalk, on the 28rd Oct, infunt child of Mr obt, Gordom. Tuamâ€"In Holstein, on the 22nd Oct, Christiana Thair, agod 24 yeurs. Romusâ€"â€"In Egrersont, on the 26th Oct, Mrs Mary Ruobbic, agod 78 years. k Â¥V Beptinck, a Male or Fesale Doaches , upply stating salary to DONALD CAMPRELL,\ ‘ DONALI) McDBONALI, + Trusteos, ROBEKT MAY, ) ‘VANTED for School Section No, 18, Bentinck, a Male or Fessale Toacles , upply Teacher Wanted. ply stating Smiary &¢,to “','A‘\'TEU for Schoo! Section Bentipek, a Third Class Male Tem “'A?\TLD a Mule Teacher for School Seotion No.10, Downship of Rentinck, hold» ing a third class certibonte, for the your A883, . Apâ€" plications will be received in touder foruy by the undersigned up to the 18th day of November next. The Trustees wallino# bind themseJves to mccopk the lowost or uny tonder unioss otherwise sutisfac» MIEACHERSâ€"â€"TWO for 8. 8. No. 1%, l -A-l;;n-;s.i;a GI; velg. Male, Secona Class; Femaie, Secoend or Third Class. . Apyply ststing »alary until Oct. Sist to kn JOHX NICHOL, Seev., \\'.\NTED immnediately, a good emart Boy to learn the Marness muking Dusinust . Apply to NELSON REABURBN, _ NOTK'F. is Lereby given to all parties S.WN indebwed to the Estate of the Jaste N. 8. GRIEE of Pricevilic, Rithor by Note or Book Accounts, ars roquested to settle the smunafjon ofr before the 20th Nov . 1582, or custs will be incurred. E. J. GRIER. Thos Grandy, at Mr Go0 Rutlodges, Jumes A, Jumicson to Mary Hilen Gerow, both of Arteâ€" Bentinck, Nov lst, 1682 nns â€"Rei â€"By Rer N A WeDinruid at the reâ€" sidence of the orida‘s brother, Listowel, on the moet.ll:cw':rnut Murkdale, to Mise E 1 Roid of Listo: Oct 30th , 1882, Bread, Buns, Pies, Cakes of all kinds & Confectionery. Bentinck, Oct. 21t, 1862 Oct., 13th, 1882. Ho has niso erected a New Oven and is prepared to supply fint class Broad to ~â€"__â€"â€"â€" all parts of the town. Bread always on hand at Mrs, McDonalds, Uppor Durham, Oct. 26th, 1862, TEACHER WANTED. Tuesday, Nov‘r 14th, THERE will be sold by Public Auetion «t Kobert Waterson‘s, Lot 3, Con, 12. Glonelg, ie e reit o dee m C F The following, > ~4 Gpan Mares, Ont £) ght and one four years :':3 ;l_atflucft"} s krileh c":.':' and one four years old ;1 BuringCalt: 3 APITODUACE in call ; 1 yoke of matehod dteers three yeart old , partly broken in ; 2 Yoke of $wo ye.uo{d Kteers, well matched _1 Heifer two years old, in c#Â¥; 3 Yearling Heifers:1 Large BuN three jcam o16, half Durhain and half Gallo®nay ; # Bpring Calses ; 10 well bred Ewes ; 1 aged Ram ; 1 Lumber Wesye®: 1 Long Sleich : 2 Cattors. one now ;% Buggies, on® govered, } Plough; 1 pair Harrows, and other af 1icless too numerous to weuton . The Battle and Sheep are all well bred and first class quality. : Sale to commencé at 12 o‘clack noon sharp. Piim muoths reat -q«nl: foint motes welve montha‘ ow h } Tcume:nt.ollct&-i in hew Io:.- Pricevillie, Oct. 21, 1882. New Advortisements. RoBt. WaTSmsON, _ l Sold by all newsâ€"BWW®E G ... T A“%' & (b‘fl-w of beauge j Am ricam read wan . New York. Handbook asout patents mallud trce. tir Barns, We contivue to met as solicitors for paterts, caâ€" m,mhium t‘ § rm.w_v...l“ all other countries, . Thir Durbain, Nov let, 1882, "HE Undersigned hus removed his shop â€" This large and My NCBR T70 nds 40 in cnened WBECS EY at 63.20 *# "‘"'.:?.: mikted to ho the hest papor devotep 30 800000 Auction Sale Of FARM STOMX and IMPLIMEXT Genely, Oct., 1872 This large ani 7|vu\7n door to McKenzie‘s Boot store, | Town, where he will keep all kinds of Bentipck, a Third Class Male Teacher, Apâ€" Teachers Wanted. REMOV ED. Teacher Wanted. MARRLAGES NOTICE. Boy Wanted. CR IEDUT GEORGE OAMVHBELL, Beoâ€"Tres Aberdsen P.0,, Ont. BIRTES PpEATHS on the 23rd Oct, Elirabeti R. PROSSER. T C CC ETTE vine Henderson, of H. MCRAF, Seev . Crawiond P.0. Boulden‘s Old Staud. a 4 Priceville, P.Q el41 gores, tw Fanamme ETL O CCC mw MeFariane & Co. y Advibes from Honolulu report eauo at Kilaiuia in eruption on a seale than it bas for a quarter of a on 2 077000000 thie Un ans and nurses in the United States where. %s conts a bottle. y207 pURHAM MH J FTLOUR & FE Mired Plour Cor t o. Grabam Flour Cracked Wheat Coarre SNhorts Fine Shorts Lettors from leeland represeut w is the handest experienc in a century. _ Hen Feed Oatmeal . Miged Chope We deliver in any part 0 est notice Fall fl..t, per bush w Whest, .« T petsine W i&;. per doz... “’1&‘, ‘I’!'. por Wool, per I)â€"+»»> 1‘«ll Wheat, per bush Rpring Whest C . M’o CC Dressed Hogs, PS *"" °* C l Butter, rolls, per Ib......»> 22 U §Mb SUOLY ormensmsecies Kb EERK, P OA sc ee se sn 20 ‘ll‘m' 8. pvt\u:‘u 0 75 m o 40 u:';u;;rw- 183 00 MOUXT PORLEST MARK) Advocate Office, Oct. % Plour per barrel=â€" Uatmeal per barreh Fall Whest. .o e>>>» ‘Treadwel} Whoat..> Bpring W hest...».»~ P »tatoes per bag Hurigy Wool per Ib Nheop akins... lA::C Skins ... Mides per owt HayÂ¥ .....@c""»*~ ‘Wikk y Darkam, Oct. A ME to the premises of Liae i»M1"!0 C 1,0¢ a0,Com. l.mul‘.clmul the midd) Aucn.. #heep and Lamb, ‘The owner is rou? .d' m-m.mm.-u.d take 4 away . pUGALD CLAF unally \‘TRA\'ED on u.:rnnim of the k Â¥ soriber, 1.0% Wo. 14, Con, 8. JD}. R., @4 un two year old Meifer . The owner is na:m prove properts , PAY expenses and take ® wwny . Glonelg, Oot. 10th 1482. wbout to saove %0 Toronto the above YALUABLE FARM In N.G.&J. McKECHN MOKDLT the 18 doy o NOVDGR, 0) 00 ud at dn the aftamoon . it IRRMEREC CC P at one o‘clock in the aftomoon, st Middaugh‘s Hotel, Town of Daurha virtne of Powers of Snle anntwined in cort MM will be produced at the Baie, Aultawine Prowertio® ; af Lot No. 26, in The WB UUUU Avax . comteintng whip of NMy,Co-nlI of Grey, comtaining aorea more or lons. The following improveme aaid to be on the premisos #N anros clent sv‘u erected shareon a log bouse aiu log stat» PARCEKLI 2. trom Robert Allen, the East ) w.-.’.zfioldO-nmdnn m the To «hip of Normanby in the Connty of Grev, cont ing 50 aores more or kess. . The tollowing toprre ments a#e anid to be on the promisos 45 m cleared, having aracted therson n lo# house bare end stabies, frame barn and blaoksmiths «l Under Id:lfl «it Luot No. 28, in Durham, October 26, 1882 % Or to D. JACKESON, Bag., Drrham. TO DAY‘B PMRIC yea saa wenen0® +8 eal ** and Chopping attended to 9M , and «atisfuction guaranteed TT C EIEN ducdramant pCRHAM T oronto . October 16, 188. + Punuax, Nov. $2n¢, x 100 lhli‘ 50 to Auction Sale Farm For Sal STRAY HEIFER. Oct. 36, 1008 the TO'I:S‘]I‘\ ToRrOoxTO MAREKY OR Bale, Lots No. 59 & 60 on the Consession, N. D. R., Bentinck, containin more or less, . 80 weres are choared wnd u hm, 'nmhhuv-d!mmrluu,h.ch ) atterr puildings on The place. The insd is ASsEIRA Y â€" t Methers!! Mothers! wer douildings on The place, The innd is Send wolls of voater or 41 0® down, balagse in « W with inturest, Bor 1« Tomroxto, * "u_-.lw lbe 8 _v;‘_‘._;v, Rolistbors, Masopic Hall. T n:m..:u HMarness, and $ saie. Apply at the M re l& An Jl' )I:|Vm'.flln-: 190th, 1882 tollowing Propertion ‘Thare will be sold. on gord mship of Normanby in County of Grey. PARCOKH %. trom John Borgin, the â€"-â€"0"“‘" MARKETS of ES O RKETS. Nov, 1st, , %0 97 + , ) 00 s 60 1 0 0 1ced 0 0 0 0 P 25 80 100 ©0 6 0 0 0 20t0 1 25 10 0 18 to of the Sabsert 10 10 0 34 60 80 OO 600 ; 00 Oot. 26t4, 1 GO 50 80 $6 00 to# % 00 to , 0 85 to , 0 BB to , O 87 to . 0 48 to 0 BANMUE], COY inos of the 2o Inc, 3 4 00 to 10 00 tol# 70 O per s to to to to to to tw to to 3 . SMELE wtial t« of the Tos somtaining to $« +4 240 0\ 0 0