The Stanstead journal, 12 octobre 1876, jeudi 12 octobre 1876

[" i! .aa on a.- msn ee cms - Ee : Sd mea eye un a mm he Stan Journal, | 3 \"COMMENCED IN 1845.ROCK ISLAND, (STANSTEA D) P.Q., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1876.\u2018 The Stanstead Hournal, PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY b It, ROBINSON, Editor and Proprietor OFFICE : JOURNAL BUILDING, Rock Island, Stanstcad, Canada Post Office address, Rock Island, P.Q.P, ©, address for United States, Derby Line, Vt TERMS OF SUDSCHISTION : One copy per year - - .- 22,00 (If pald in advance) 1,50 Six months où triulnt 81,00, or 75 cents in advance Les one Ve on ARS Fn A Hits re he lt 300 TA Business Curds.JOB PRINTING, INEVERY VARIETY AND STYLE, Promptly executed at the Journal Oflice, ~~ CONSTANTLY ON HIAND\u2014 A gout stock of Blanks, Blunk Books, Cap, Letter, Note, Bill Head, Statement, Initial, Mourning and other papers ; Cards Curd board, Pens, Ink, Mucilage, &c.&c, JOHN W.MocDUFFEE, M.D,, Homoeopathic Physician & Surgeon, STANSTEAD PLAIN, QUE.Oflice at the late residence of Dr.Parker.P.O.Address Derby Line, Vt: C.A.RICHARDSON, Notary Public, Conveyancer, And Commissioner Superior Court, Office ut the Registry Ofllece, in Court House.STANSTEAD PLAIN, P.Q.R.F, ROONEY, M, D., C.M, Physician and Surgeon, .Oflicé next door south of the residence of Dn.MOULTON, Stanstead Plain.UNION HOUSE, MAGOG, P.Q., MERRICK & NORTON PROPR1ILTORS.The traveiing public, tourists and people of the Townships visiting Magog, will find this house a comfortable home, Ex.eursion parties provided for on short ne- tice.L'erms reasonable, Magog, June 26, 1876.90 COFFIN PLATES URNISHED and neatly engraved at short notice, by IB.E.SHHAW, Newport, Vt.Newport, Vt.Jun.3, 1876.G5yl \u2018TERRILL & HACKETT, ADVOCATES, STANSTEAD, P.Q.TERRILL.M.F.HACKETT.D.C.LIBBY, DEALER IN CABKETS AND COFFINS, Both home and foreign manufacture, ROCK ISLAND, P.Q.J.L.ADAMS, , DEALER IN Doors, Sash, Blinds, Window Frames, Moulding, Finish, Eaye Spouts, &c., J.L.01 STANSTEAD JUNCTION.Q.All orders promptly attended to filled at Manutucturer\u2019s prices.{IVES &§ MERRY, ADVOCATES, COA'TTICOOK, P.Q.W.B.IVES, J.W.MERRY, Sherbrooke, Coaticook.and 88 H.C.M, CHAGNON, Notary Public, Official Assignee And Loun and Land Agent.#16¢,000 to loan ut à 1-2 per cent.on Rual state tons 2 tu 20 years.COATICOOK, P.Q.CW.Tr.RAND, Denler in Coillns & Caskets, \u2018Robes constantiy on hand.\u201d Ire Baa, DUK.R.JOHNSON, ADVOCATE.SPANSTEAD PLAIN, PL Q.2 , 1.M.HOVEY, APDVOCATE, ROCK ISLAND, Pl.Q.U.8.Post Ollice address, Derby Line, VU i 8 ILUNTER, Manufacturer of all kinds of Harness Worls.Furniture Upholstered to Order.STANSTEAD PLAIN, QUE.J.¥.MOULTON, DENTAL SURGEON, STANSTEAD FLAIN, P.Q.Teeth inscrted on Gold, Silva.tina or Vulcanized Rubber, atmod.tteprives, and In 8 neat and durable manuer.Particularattention paid to Hing decnyed teeth, Teeth oxtraoted with or with Mt the use of ethor or chloroform.All orders ut smile Lo promptly.y ; ae\u201d JOHN YOUNG, Attorny, Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery.DERBY LINE, Vr.Formerly of Troy, Vermont.) IPFIGE OVER A.T.FOSTERS STORR .EX.XX.EX AL Ts, Carriage & Ornamental Sign Painter.Over XK.T.T.oNto's Carriuge Shop, STANSTEAD PLAIN.All jobs in my line will be neatly exc.cated nnd no delny.Give mo a trinl and 1 will ivy aud please you by dolug your 03 \u201cwork well, Stanstewd Plain, Dee.18.1875.Special Notice! ue lablie scem so well pleased with .the LOW PRICES they will be continued through THE MONTIL OF SEPTEMBER.PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, COPYING, RTO, BTC.Al West\u2019s Photo.Rooms, DERBY LINE VI.= COME AND BEER, THE PRIDE OF BATTERY B.BY F.II, GASSAWAY.Seuth Mountain towered on our right, Far off the river Jay, And over on the wooded height We held the lines at bay.At last the muttering guns were still, The day died slow and wan, At last the gunners\u2019 pipes did ill, The Sergean 's yarns begun.Whien,\u2014as the wind a moment blew Aside the fragrant flood Our brierwoods raised.within our view A little maiden stood.© * A tiny tot of six or seven, From fireside fresh she seemed, (Of such a little one in Henven One soldier often dreamed.) Aad, as we stared, her little hand Went to lier curly head In grave salute: \u201cAnd who are you?\u201d At length the Sergeant said: \u201cAnd hero's your home?\u201d he growled aguin \u201cSli Îisped out » Who is me?Why, don\u2019t you know?I\u2019m little Jane, The Pride of Battery \u2018B,\u2019\u201d \u201cMy home?\u201d Why, that was burned away.And pa and ma are dead, * And so [ride the guns all day Along with Sergeant Ned.\u201cAnd I've a drum that's not à toy, A cap with feathers, too.And 1 march beside the drummer boy On Sundays at review; \u201cBut now our \u2019bacea\u2019s all give out, The men can\u2019t bave their smoke, And so they*re cross\u2014 why, even Ned Won't play with me and joke.\u201cAnd the big colonel said, to-day.\u2014 I hate to hear him swear\u2014| He'd give a leg for a good pipe Like the Yanks had over there.**And so 1 thought when beat the drum, And the big guns were still, I'd creep beneath the tent and come Out here across the hill, \u201cAnd beg, good Mister Yunkee men, You give me sonic Lone Jack.Please do\u2014when we get some again I'll surely bring it back *Indecd I will, for Ned\u2014says he\u2014 If I do what I say I'll be a general yet, may be.And ride a prancing bay.\u201d We brimmed her tiny apron o\u2019er, You should have heard her laugh As each man from his seanty store Shook out a generous half, T'o kiss the little mouth stooped down A score of grimy men, Until the Sergeant\u2019s husky voice Said, *Tention, squad !\u201d\u2014and then We gave her escort, till good-night The pretty waif we bide And watched her toddle out of sight,\u2014 Or ulse \u2018twas tears that hid Her tiny form, nor turned about A man, nor spoke a word 'Tl11 after a while a far, hoarse shout, Upon the wind we heard! We sent it back,\u2014then cast sad eye Upon the scene around, A baby\u2019s hand had rouched the tie That brothers once had bound.That's all\u2014save when the dawn awoke Again the work of hell, Aud through the sullen clouds of smoke \u2018The screaming missiles fell.Our general often rubbed his glass, And marveled much to see Not a single shell the whole day fell In the camp of Battery *B!\" Fleetwood Spurgeon\u2019s Plot.No.24 in our square is a large brick house, with five windows to the front, und a Jargo balcony, full of mignonette and goraniums throughout the summer.For a long timo nothing was known _of its inhabitants beyond tho information contained in the directory, where thoy were registered as Miss Keith and Miss Indiana Keith.Indeed, for fen years, our square was kopt in total ignorance of their history.By sight, wo all know them well, for frequently, if the weath- ov was fair, they were to be seen walking in the square garden, and were generally accompanied by a dark complexioned but pretty little girl, and a llindoo, who, though dressod like an English woman, was supposed to be an ayah.The little Leila, who must havo been about three or four years old when they first came to No.26, never joined in the games of tho other children in tho square, but used to walk with the Indies and the aya, chatting away in a tongue which the wondering nurses supposed to bo Hindustani, and which scemod much moro familiar to her than English.At church, the Missos Koith wero most regular; und genorally, on a Sunday morning, Leila accompanied them, with the ayah, who scomed-to follow her like n shadow.In all pa.rochinl charity lists their, names np- peared, and the clergyman was inclined tv ascribe many an anonymous donation to their liberality ; and often on a wookday afternoon, their enrringe instoad of taking the directiun of the Park, would convoy them to the workhouse or tho hospital, whore thoy wore evor most welcomo, Of their personal appearance we havo hithorto said nothing.Miss Koith, who might have been about thirty when sho cume to live in our square, wus small and insignifioant looking ; but hor expression was mild and agroonble, and the tono of her voice plonsant, Miss Indiana, who must have been nearly ten years younger than hor sister, was tall and slight, and ber fonturos wero dolicato and beautiful; but her whole air and wanner was that of a person who had passed through a groat sorrow, and tho sallownoss of her complexion rath- or marred hor gonoral effect.Her vuico, more musical than her sistor's, wan mournful in its tono, exprossive of a sort of quiotwonrinosg, and very difforont from Annie's cheerful, rapid neconta ; and yot, dissimilar as they wero, tho closest affection united tho two.And now, instond of lofting our renders grope us wo did, in the dark, | we will; without further preamble, admit thom into tho secret of No.26, aud toll them the story as it was told us, nearly twonty yours ago.Anno and Indiana Keith wore the only ohildron of sir William Xoith, who occupied a high judicial appointment at Agra, and had spent tho greater part of his lifo in India.Soon after the birth of Indiana, Lady Keith $12 a day nt honie, Andis wanted, Outfitsand teruis froo TitUR™ & 00, Augusta, Malue was ordored to return to England for the sake of hor health, and her two children went with hor; and when in a couple of yours, sho died thoy ro mained there with their grandmother, till her denth doprived them of their homo, und they went out to join theit futher in India.At that time Indiuna wus sevonteen yoars of age, und her beauty struck and delighted all the Roglish.residents of the city.Hor rich coloring was a positivo feast Lo the \u201c| eyo, after the sallow cheeks of the Agra ladies, and only enhanced the lustre of hor glorious dark oyes, so that ina very short time the whole garrison was at ber feet, and all the civil sorvants were hopelessly in love.The older sister was completely thrown in tho shade, and she knew iL; but sho was quite free from any feeling of jealousy, and delighted in the Utivorsal admiration that Indiana inspired.Of course, among hor worshipers thero was one that the beauty preferred ; and though the spirit of enquetry which possessod her rendered her sentiments doubtful for a timo, sho submitted at last to become the botrothod of Captain Henry Wil- loughby, of Hor Majesty's Thirteenth Regimen! of Foot, a gallant officer and excellent man, who was a universal favorite, and ospucially approved of by Sir William.It is true his means wero small, but then the lady's fortune would amply suffico for both; and as thero was no particular reason for delay, Indiana consented to the day being fixed for the marriage.One morning, as she and her sister wore uccupied in looking over à num bor of trousseau dresses, just arrived from Csleutta, she was told that a person wished to speak with hor; and two native women entored tho room, the first thickly veiled, the other with her fuco uncovered, and carrying a baby of about a year old.To Indiana's rather hasty inquiry of what they wanted, the foremost answered by ro.moving her veil, and displaying features, which, thougb dark, were strikingly handsome; and then, approaching the white boauty, timidly asked, in broken English, if it was true that tho Bebeo was going to marry the Soubahdar Willoughby.Indiana nodded assent, with a smile and # blush, and Meenah Baee cuntin- uod : \u201cDoes the English\u201d law allow men to have two wives?\" \u201cGood Heavens!\u201d exclaimed Indiana angrily, \u201cwhat does all this non- senso mean ?\u201d while her calmer sistor answered : \u201cEnglishmen can never take a second wife till tho first is dead.\u201d ° \u201cThon tbe Bebce musn\u2019t marry the Soubabdar Suhib,\u201d and sho handed to the sistors à piece of paper, which Indiana took and opened, and persued with an angry frown, though as she finished it, she laughed, and said : \u201cThis is somo stupid joke meant to frighten me.Somebody has been making a fool of you, I fear.\u201d Then turning to hor sister: \u2018Look, Annie; a contract of marriage between Henry Willoughby, captain in her majesty's One Hundred and Thirty First Foot, and Meenah Baee, daughter of Holkars Dewan, with some unreadable name or other, dated two years ago, at Indore.Do you mean to say,\u201d and she turned fiercely to the woman, \u201cthat you consider yourself married to Captain Willoughby ?\u201d Meenah Bace answered timidly in tho affirmative.A thick cloud rested on Indiana's brow as she again examined the document.5 \u201cIt is his signature,\u201d sho said, with choking voice.\u2018Here is a note I had from him yesterday ; it is undoubtedly his writing, signed by u clergyman too, the Rev.W.Jones.\u201d \u201cThere is Henry coming!\u201d ox- claimed Annie, who was looking out of tho window.\u201cWe will have him in hore,\u201d suid Indiana, coldly, ard gave orders to a sorvant.\u2014 You, Meenab Baec, remain voiled till I bid you show yourself.\u201d Captain Willoughby Bentered the room with a look of deep depression on his face, which at any other timo would have roused Indiana's tonderest sympathy ; but now, without observing it, she bowed in a mannor thut at once startled and confounded him, and bofore ho could approach her said : \u201cCaptain Willoughby, you are como al a momont when your testimony is wanted.Have you over seen that person before 7\u201d \u2018 At her signal Meenah Bace raised ber veil, and Willoughby started slightly us he behold the beautiful face and ahswored rather vohemontiy, for ho fancied that Indiana was jealous ; \u201cNover, that I can remombor.\u201d \u201cWould it be inconveniont to you to oxort your memory a little?\u201d demanded Indiana in tho same cold, hard voice ; while Meonah Bace, exclaiming, \u201cIt is he ! it is my husband I\u2019 threw himself'at his foot, ombracing his knees, and kissed tho hem of his garments in her rapturo, Poor Captain illoughby, thoroughly bewildered by this obulition of tenderness on the part of a perfect stranger, and by his betrothed's sudden change of mannor, and also vpprossod.by the snd new that ho had oomo to communicate, could uot speak for a while, and his silence confirmed Indiana in her suspicions of his guilt At longth ho voplied : \u201cI cannot recollect having over soon lor bofore, and what sho has to do with you and me, on my honor, I cannot conceive.\u201d \u2018Your conscience should tell you,\u201d said Indinna.\u201cSo you porsist in disowning her ?\u201d But Honry Willoughby's patienco could last no longer, and without noticing the lnat question he oxclaim- od : \u201cWhat all this means, Indinna, you best know ; but I confoss it appears to me a very ull jot, especially undor the present circumstances.have sorrow cnough already without jour ndding to it.You,ftom whom'l oped for comfort I\" hd\u2019 added with emotion.Aftor n moment he recovered himself and went on: \u201cMy regiment is just ordored to march, at à moment's this evening.\u201d Indinnn's face grow pale, but other.wise she gave no sign of emotion, us notice, against tho Sikhs, and we start bed sho hunded him the paper, and I said.\u201cIt may appear a jest to you, but it certainly is none to me.Rend that.\u201d Willoughby read it as desired, and then said.\u201cI never signed this papor.Itis true I wus at Indore about the timo when this marringo is said to havo taken piace, but surely, Indiana, you can not believe such à story as that about me.O, Anne! she can not ronlly belteve it!\u201d Miss Keith shoul her hed sorrowfully, But did not speak, and Indiana, without looking athim, said : \u201cMeonah Bueo,.cun you swear to this man as your husband ?\u201d und the woman un.hesitutingly answered, \u201cYes.\u201d On being further questioned by Anne, she related that hor husband had been obliged to leave Indore a tow days after the marringo, but she had lived on there till tha birth of hor child, when hor father, in ignorance of it all, and of her change of faith, wus anxious to give her in marriago to one of her own nation ; and to escape his importunity she had fled to Agra, and wbile making inquiries respecting her husband she had geen him on parade, and hearing that hô was about to be married, had come forward to assert her own claims, In answer to ail this, Captain Wil- loughby could give nothing but un emphatic denial ; but he owned that appearances were against him ; and Sir William, whom Anne had sum moned to the conference, looked disturbed, and said that it was just as well that Willoughby should have to loave Agra now, beforo the story got abrond.He would cause the matter to be thoroughly sifted, and the witnesses sought out whose names were appended to the document, and for the present, anyhow, the engagement had better be considered at an end.Captain Willoughby, whose pride | was deeply wounded ab his word being doubted.acquidsced, and approached Indiana to bid her farewell ; but his offored hand was rejected ; and haughtily bowing, she turned away ; and when that evening tho One Hundred and Thirtyfirst left Agra, in high spirits at tho prospect of an encounter with the Sikhs, perhaps the saddest heart among them was that of Henry Willoughby, whose only hope now was that he might fall in battle, and that Indiana might then ropent her injustice.But he was disappointed, and passed through all the battles of Moodkec, Ferozeshuh, Sobraon, without a scratch ; and though risking his life on every occasion in the most rockless and daring manner, and per, forming feais of the most heroic bravery, failed in findiug the death that he desired.Aftor Willoughby left her father\u2019s house, Indiana still preserved the same stolid composure; hor pride was deeply hurt at the indignity that had been offered her, and yet, with strange inconsistency, she insisted on Meonah Bneo's taking up her abode in the house, and showed the greatest kindness toward her and her child.\u2018Perplexed by her sister's conduct, Anna Keith knew not what to do, or how to rouse her from her unnatural calmness ; but this was suddenly ended, for as tho troops loft Agra they had to pass by Sir William's house, Indiana fainted away, and it was somo hours before she recovered her senses.A long illness ensued, and left-her so wenk that tho doctors assured Sir William that his only chance of saving his child's life was to send her back to England ; and as his own health was giving way, he decided on resigning his appointment, und returning with hor.He had not forgotten his promise to Willoughby, and every inquiry was made, but in vain.The Rev.Mr.Jones had been dead for a year or more; the Dowan, though he hud discovered that Lis daugbtez had married an Englishman, was either unable or unwilling to give further informa.tinn ; and tho two native witnussos whose names wore appended had loft their country during some troubles and could not be traced ; and even Anna Keith's faith in Willoughby was beginning to give way ; though sho still clung to the beliof that some fatal mistake had occurred.Indiana's long illness bad destroyed the freshnoss of her beauty,but she still possessed sufficient charm to attract numerous admirers, and one of the most pertinacious was a Mr.Spurgeon, who had long been devoted to her, and who, on Willoughby\"s departure, and, it was reporled, dismissal, agnin took tho field, though with no more success than boforo.> Sir William had stayod too long in India, and after leading an invalid life for a yonr in Bath and Tunbridge Wells, ho died, - leaving a fortune to his two daughters, who -theronpon established themselves in our squire, and led the useful and secluded lito that wo havo described.Meenah Paco, who, though she had boon baptized, was still known by hor former naine, and: tho little Lolia, accompanied them, and tho child was the objeot of tho warmest affection of both sisters, and muro especially of Indiana, whoso re sentment had long sinco been extinguished by Anne's kind and Christian counsels, and who now felt only pity for tho unfortunate Willoughby, with An occasiobla fooling of \u2018pride when sho saw his name mentioned with prinso in tho dispatches, and of rogret at tho thought that such brilliant qualities should be united with so much basoness.Ono day, ton yoars aftor tho Misses Koith's cutablishmoit: ih.qur square, Anne was confined to tho house with a.gold, and Indiana went alone to the hospital whero they worolncoustomed to pay wookly visits.In one of tho wards sho missed a familiar fico, and Ilin nnswer to her.{Higairies was told that the poor sufferer \u2018hed died fon! the day before her luat visit.\u201cHe \u2018talkdd n goût doal about your kind- .ness Lo him, ma'am,\u201d suid the nits, \u201cand was very quiot and gentle to the lust.But tho putient \u2018who hay his now is very troublesome.Ho was brought in nearly a weok ago buving boen run over by a oub, and wis hurt #6 Caa§ thar this hugo doesn\u2019t think he'll get overit; and I am afraid, ma'am, that he isn\u2019tin a vight frame of mind, for hoe used droadfully bad Innguage when they brought him in, though lately he has buen quioter.\u201d When Fndiana had gone the round of the ward, with a few kinds words to ouch patient, and the reading nloud of a psalm and a prayer to such as could benr it, she approached the bed uf the man of whom the nurse hud spoken, and though rather in dread of what he might say to her, snt down by him, and gently expressing her sympathy in his misfortunes, asked if sho should read to him.The man, whose eyes had followed her with interest, ever since she came in, assented with à readiness and civility that surprised the nurse ; and as she read on in her sweet, low voice, his grouns und restless movements gradually ceased, and he gazed on her still benn- tiful face with an expression from which all ill humor and suffering had vanished.When she finished one psalm, he begged for another; and when at last she prepared to go, he said : \u201cDid [ not heur thom call you Miss Keith?\u201d - \u201cMy name is Keith,\u201d she wondor- ingly replied.\u201cCan it be that you are the Indiana Keith whom I knew at Agra some ton years ago ?You have her voice and her features, but you are some- hat changed, though not sp much as am,\u201d \u201cYes, I am Indiana Keith, and was living at Agra ten years ago; but who are you ?I seem now to remember you face, but not your name.\u201d .\u201cHave you quite forgotten Fleet wood Spurgeun, who wis one of the many you mide fools of 2\" He spoke with an accent of bitterness, and Indisna felt it, and colored as she answored : \u201cI remember you now ; but you are very much changed.How came you in this placo ?\u201d \u2018 \u201cWhen you left Agra I didn't care what became of me, and soon got into trouble, and had to leave the place; and then I went to Calcutta, and so on to Australia, where, after some time, I got some gold.But I soon lost the greater part by gambling ; and so, tired of knocking about the world, I came back to the old country, and a warm reception she has given me.The very day I lundod, met with this accident; and unless the pain in my side gets better, I don't suppose I shall ever go out from here.\u201d is reckless tone distressed Indiana, and she Began to urge an him the necessity of seeing a clergyman and preparing for his end; but he interrupted her by saying: \u201cA parson would do me little good ; but there is one thing which I must confess before I die, and to you only, for it principally concerns yourself.You remem ber Willoughby of the Ong Hundred and Thirty-first 7\u201d Indiana's blush answered, for she remained silent, and Spurgeon proceeded : \u201cYou probably thought that the cause of your quarrel was only known to yourselves\u2014I moan his previous marriage to Mee- nah Baee\u2014but I knew it all, for it was a plot of my own devising.I was mad with jealousy at Willough- by's success, and was meditating in what way I could injure him, when my.evil genius threw in my way Mçonah Buce, who hud comé to Agra in search of hor, husband, who was a captain in the One Hundred and Thirty-first Native Infantry, but, us I woll know, had boen missing for a year.or more, ever since some skirmish or other.His uname, Henry tion into Willoughby; the fact of the number of their regiments being the same, and a certain similarity between their persous\u2014they wore both tall and tair\u2014and a delusion that the poor woman had got intb her head, that Willoughby, whom she saw one day on parade, was really her husband, suggested to me the practicability of destroying -his prospects; and under pretence of assisting her search, 1 procured from her her marriage contract, which 1 destroyed, and substituted in its place a forged deed, imitating Willoughby\u2019s signature and thoso of the witnesses, who I ascertained woke safe out of the way.Meonah Bueo, who could' not reud English, and only knew her husband's Christian name, nover discovered the forgery ; and after making hor prom.Willoughby, who would, I told her, never forgive\u2019 me fur destroying his prospects of a rich marriage, sent her to you, and my plot succeeded beyond my hopos.and the regiment's sudden: romotal, were most favorable to mo; and though 1 wus deeply wounded ut being a second time rejected, it was somo comfort to know that my hated rival had no better chance than myself.\u201d : \u201cCan this be true ?\u201d gasped Indiana who had listened in speechless aston.ishmon, : \u201cSurol ou could not bave boon su cruel oor Honry I\" she murmured in a low tone to herself, \u201cif ] had only known the truth! Mr.Spurgeo still .1 forgive you the wrong you liave,.done mo; perhaps you hardly know how great it was.Although it bo alle 1b olear Captain Willoughby's name of tho staiti that has'résted'upon it, and write down the deposition that you hbuve just made.\u201d 1\" Spurgeon, who to.do him justico, had nover known the oxtent of her at- foction for Willoughby, agreed, and affixed his signature to the paper, and then with trembling limbs, and un agitatod look that surprised the nurses sho left the hospital, and hurried home to rejoice hor sister with the intelligence that ber confidence in, Willongh- \u2018by\u2019s honor had not beon misplaced.\u201d As she entered tho drawingroom, whero she knew sho would find Miss Roith, sho oxoclaimed with breathloss eagernos : \u201cOh, Anno, Henry is innocent; it was all a wioked\"\u2014 but stopped short on sesing two strangers engaged in conversation with her sis- tor and Moonah Bace.Hor bowilder nent did not at first allow her to dis- rr \u2018misery.~ Millingsby, so capable of transforma- | iso that she would not betray me to | our indignation,.n, it isa hatd matter, but, is late to do so now, I should wish to me tinguish their feutures, but she felt a strango trembling as she marked the tall figure of the one who came forward to meet her.No.she could not be mistaken ; and in another moment her hands wore olasped in Henry Willoughby's, and her trembling \u201cHenry, can you forgive me?\u201d answered by their warm pressure.Excess of happiness was almost too mach for Indiana after long trial; but by degrees she recovered sufficiently to be ablesto learn how this happy meeting_was brought about.And first, Colonel Willoughby\u2014for he now held that rank\u2014had to present Lo her his friend, Major Millingsby, who had unwillingly been the cause of their long estrangement.\u201cAftor you left Agra,\u201d continued the colonel, \u201cI went through all the Sikh campnign, and then my regimont was ordered to Gibraltar, After that \u2014vather unfairly, as we thought, though had it not been for this pioce of injustice, as we considered it, I might never bave geon you again\u2014we were ordered back to India.\u2018This timé I saw uo service beyond the trifling business of reducing a refractory Mahratta chief.whose forts we took ; and there we found poor Mill- ingsby, who had been prisoner for ten years and move, and was believed to be dead by his own people, \u2018and'so had never been sought for, and hud given up sll hopes of getting frec again.\u201d \u201cYes,\u201d said Major Millingsby, \u201cif you only knew what that feeling of utter hopelessness was, [ could hardly renlizo that I was free, when the fort was taken.But go on with your story Willoughby.\u201d .2810 0 \u201cWell, Millingsby, when he had recovered his senses u little, began talking of his wife; and when I board ber nyme and\" birth \u201cthe ~trath- sud flashed \u2018upon me; and though \u201cit was impossible to account for the pubstilu tion ot my name for his, I felt sure that the mistake had arisen from the similarity of sound;:and that you, In- dinna, had been equally deceived with ma, entered the room disarmed me.\u201d All was now joy and: happiness at No.26; and Meenah Baee, or, a8 we ought to call her, Mrs.Millingsby, in a state of ecstacy at her husband's return, though most penitent for the delusion which had caused Colonel Willoughby and Indiana so much Spurgeon's confession, though.not necessary, as it turned out, was satisfactory, as clearing up the mystery of ing the brief remainder of: his life, was nursed with tender splicitude by.her whose happiness he had so hearly shipwrecked ; \u201cbit who was now, thanks to the gaidingof a merciful providence, after long trials, given ack to her faithful lover.\u2014 Chamber's Journal.+ 10 , \u201cA Dead Sure Company.The Boston Courier gives this wise counsel : : : All persons contemplating life insurance should examine the prospec be null and void, as specified : If the assured kills himself.If he lets anybody else kill:him.16 his last breath smells of whiskey, If he dies without the written consent of this company.: 7 .If he is addicted to tight lacing.7 If he gets tight in any way.- .1f he goes to sea except by rail.; If \u2018bo drinks.4 1 If he eats anything.+ If he goes to Congress: without the vote of the company.\u2019 _1f he handles gunpowder, faco.powder or baking powder._ - 1f he runs a steam engine.If n stéum engine runs him.~~ If he dies before he is forty.If be is blown up by his wite.If he'runs for office.If ho died in lignor.If he dyes his hair, If ho is caught lying west of the twenty-first meridian of \u2018longitud from Washington.- If he is canght lying at all.If heis bung more than once.The proofs of death required will bo: .Mae os 1.Certificate: from the physician | Who had a band in his-death.AR Le sible resuirectionist good standing.4.:A certificate from the deceased himself to tho effect that he is roally: and truly dead, and, no shenanigan.Terms lower than any othor com: pany.2 PS : country.Mr.Tennyson will now.conclude, without doubt, that his life has been a failure.Had ho taken to camic song, writing instead of \u2018to Gomposing, po- etiy, be might have achioved ome Ynôasure of success, and \u2018have beer-en.rolled among the sclfifiinde -men of ounr\u2018time.\u201d.music publisher testi fied in a.copyright case in London re contly that 90,000 copios had been sold of tho sony, \u201cSlap, baiig! Here wo aro Again!\u201d and that the copyright of one po ular comio song is fre- .quently wort) m $5,000 to $10,000.ho London Echo adds: \u201cTwo, things are required for thé stocessful writing of a popular song that shall be popu: lar in this highly civilized .age\u2014the amit Td superhuman attainment of folly,\u201d , s 'Tho rüitis of the Tullôries aro 5 be removed, and un Art galloty is: to be brooted on the site, But before\u2019 they aro taken awRy,.it is said, Gustave Dore will immortalize them by one of his weird designs.The picture will ropresont the ruined paluce .by moonlight, with the shadowy forms of ius former royal bocupints hovering \u2018over it, and the mocking shapes of -Revolu:: Of course 1 hurried home atl: once; and T will own that, my first |.impulse was to meet you with re- \u2018prôaches ; but jou exclamation as you the story ; and the wretcbed man, dur- | tus of thé Dead Sure Life Insurance|, Company, all of whose policies are\u2019to |\u201d 2.A certificate from the under}.takor._.3.À certificate: from .somo respon sont wanted in afl parts'of\u2019 the| po the En negotiation of common; sense and à |.VOLUME XXXLZSWHOLE No.1605.Fogeing a Sale.It was a job to sell old Twister anything at a decent profit, and, indeed, to sell him at all half the time.He only hauled over good, usked prices, suid thoy were too high, and walked off.One day our head salesman saw him coming in and told the boys to keap back and he would certainly sell him something before he left the store, and we stood back and waited.\u201cWhat's the price of these goods ?\u201d said Twister, taking hold of some that wore lying in an open case.These, Mr, Twister, are twelve and one half cents a yard,\u201d said tho salesman, naming half a cent under the price.\u201cTwelve and a half! Too high.Now, at twelve wo might trade.\u201d \u201cWoll, wo will suy twelve to you,\u201d said tho salesman.: \u201cWell, I dunno us I want the goods onongh,\u201d snid Twister.\u201cIt ought to be made an object ; now, at eleven an\u2019 4 half I'd buy.\" \u201cWell, you shall have a case at eleven and a half,\u201d said the salesman, determined he should.buy at some prices.11 \u201cWell, I don\u2019t want bat balf a case,\u201d said Twister.| = * 4Vory well, we will divide the case for you.\" \u201cI s'pose said the purchaser, you\u2019ll throw in the case and won't charge for the'vartage ?\u201d - \u201cYes,\u201d said tho salesman, \u201cwe'll take our balf the case, charge you nothing for the cartase, throw_in Lhe caso and sell you the gonds for eleven and a half cents.\u201d C .\u201cSix months, I s'pose ?\u201d- said - the keen buyer.: : \u201cYes, six month's.credit, and.privilege of returning all you dop\u2019t sell,\u201d denly oi the persevering seller.«Now, 1 suppose I may ship them right ip to your town ?:\u201cNo, no, don't be so fast, young man; I guess I won't take \u2018em\u2014I don\u2019t like to have goods forced ,0n me in that style.\u201d \u2018 He Wanted Advice.An oxemplary minister of the gospel, residing in Raleigh, was busy at: his sermon the other evening when a caller cime to disturb him.It was a stranger, and he said his name was Dolsocker.He extended his hand for a shake, sat.-down as if in his own house, und presently began : © \u201cI called to see if you would give | mo a little spiritual advice 7\u201d - .\u201cCertainly I will, and be.glad to,\u201d was che reply.\u201cAre you a professor ?\" \u201c 0.| \u201cThen yon are: thinking of turning \u2018youy feet.into-good paths; I hope ?\u201d i «Well, perhaps,\u201d was the hesitating reply.: \u201cDon\u2019t you want to be a Christian ?\u201d asked.the good man.; = LI tell.you how it is,\u201d said the stranger, after quite a lengthy inter val.\u201cI've got à ticket in a \u2018lotiery, dnd I wanted to ask you if you thought it would stand any :bétter chance of, striking the big prize if.I was sorto' good than it would if I kept on.being sort 0\u2019 bad I\u2019.ix: = * The, clergyman -didn\u2019t labor: with Mr.Dolsocker vory long.+.= te Effect or Astonishment.; y Ho.walked into-the drug store, observes the New Orloans Bulletin, and hid : \u201cGimme a glass 'ot.that sody.\u201d \u201cWhat syrap will you have ?\u201d said the boy.\u201cSyrip! Idou\u2019t wantany syrup, L.wan\u2019t sody I\u201d The boy put the glass under the ~fificet and turned on tho soda water full head.As it struck the glass with a hissing noise the stranger said: \u201cGosh\u201d all \u201cJerusalem, what's that ?\u201d and starting backwards fell over a stool; ind as he tried to get up he brushed against a perfamery stand which caused a bottle {o fall of and strike Him'on -the buck of the head.at the same time the boy, thinking something serious had happened, dropped tho glass on the marble coun- tor, breaking it into ninety nine pieces! .- Tho stranger, with his hand to the back of his head, and his eyes protruding with fright, started for the streot at a spoed of twenty miles an \u2018hour, and ran plump into tho arms of: \u201cT8, policortan, who collared him and.\u2018said : \u201cWhat's tho matter?\u201d \u201cMaster!\u201d suid \u2018the \u201cstranger, \u201cwhy, tho drag storé Has exploded, and I'm the only, man\u2018 sevBd Cl : ~.i - A He Hav no -Fuv 1N° Hre\u2014One of the members of tha Methodist confer- once, recently held here, was ott for.a Walk at an early hour, one.morning, and while on Howard stroot he en: :|céuntered a strapping big fellow, who was drawing a wagon tô-the blaok- smith shop, +.: \u2018\u201cCatoh hold here and beFp me down \u2018to tho shop with this on, and Pi buy the whisky.\u201d called: the big fet- low.Loo VL a ten Un «I never drink,\u201d man.\u2019 NU : you: can take à oigar\u201d* ROSES entr ho man dropped the wagon-tongue, lobked- bacdrAt the mots Det aid \u201cask ed :\u2014 eel fT \u201cDon't you chew P'*: «Yow must got ighty lo mused the ténor, © yx \"I'll bet you even that Ioan lay you on your back\" femarked the te so » \u201cCome; nor, lèt's \u2018Yrarm dpa tHe?ox 1 28 AN va \u201cI' nover bet.\" pre APE 4+ \u201cWell, lot's tako each other down\u2019 for fun, then.You are:as big as Iam and I'll give you'the widérchold.\u201d \u201c+ \u2018néver have: fun,\u201d solevitily &n- swered-the momüèr!- 7 247 050 -#Well, I'm going to tackle yon any ar -Hero we gol\" FO he es, Frs vred to gét-a nocle- hold, - but he had only just commenced to fool about l&hon he vas liftod olekr off ths gass \u2018and slammed i tion and Anarol aR hollow window Po pu \u2018with the cold muzzle of aloaded pistol .:.4 committing,\u201d and \"its certain coose-\u2019 Jon for transportation to Blountville, 27 U0 Cs dear friend, 1 hasten 10 roply to yours \u2018solemnlÿ Yoplied fin \u201chave domi seen ST what lay dn my 85k: | son, whose \u201cbasin is \u201chow, {be \u201cNo, sit,\" was the dpcided rép.depression behind:the-sahd-bac I guess\u2019 Pm all rigué-{T fool frit.rate.- PAS ; am: |b variatidn' Mi MoDonald of Mioht on loft his family aiid went to: Calis { hor first quostion was: - \u2018| aball-loavé him alone,\" \u2018Leinster slid up atid - endoav- senetale TT inst a troasbtx with halle dosen® EE \u201cNow you keep away from mel\u201d exclaimod the minister, picking up his cane.ts, \u201cBush mo if I don\u2019t!\" replied the teamster, as he edged off.\u201cWhat's ~ the-use in lying und saying that you didn\u2019t have any fun in you, when you are chuck full of it?Blame it! you wanted to bresk my back, didn\u2019t you?\u201d \u2014[Detrqit Free Press.- : A Now York clorgyman and a burglar bad a singular interview, the oth- \u201c er day.Rev.Dr.Joseph H.Price, one of the oldest Episcopal ministers of tho diocese, who spends his sum- - mers with his son at Hempstead, L.L, had come over to the city to attend the funeral of a parishioner, and went into his own house on West 22d street, which was shut up and unoccupied, | He was resting in the parlor, when he beard the tread of footsteps coming down tho stairs.Going to the door to - see who it might be, he wag suddenly confronted by a powerful man, who pointed a rovolver at his head, and threatened, if he moved, to \u2018blow his brains out.So sudden and unexpect: ed un encounter caused Dr.Price in-\" voluntarily to retreat toward the front door, but the burglar intercepted him, seized bold of him, dragged him into.the parior, and, pressing the muzzle of the revolver against his forehead, by way of intimidation, ordered him , to\u2018sit down.The reverend man, find-~ - ing ho was at the mercy of a would-be.\u2026.assassin, depended.for his safety upon .- his Christian fortitude and eourage.~ There, in his own parlor, held down - by the strong arm of a reckless man, pressing upon his brow, he calmly e: ; postulated with the burglar.\u201cI \u2018am.in your power,\u201d he said.\u201cIL am to aged and feeble to effectually resist , you, but Ido not fear you nor yopr weapon.If it is the .pleasura of my: God that miy- timé \u2018has comë; 1; am ready te die.\u201d .The venerable elérgy.man then told.the man that heifedred - more for him thas be did for.himself, and spoke calmly to him about the great crime he contemplated quences, and how little he could gan by it, under any circumstances.He.i took tbe burglar's hand within his ; own, aud implored him not.to lond his soul with such heavy sins, but to\u201cturn from them in time.\u201cWhy,\u201d said he, \u201cdo you follow this life of crime ?\u201d- \u201cI can get no work,\u201d replied tle man doggedly, \u201cand find no pity from any one.\u201d Thus \u201csaying, the burglar.seemed ashamed of his weakness, an again * assumed his bravado, that\u2019 showed evident anxiety to get awa Hoe threatened either lo tie and gag the clergyman, or lock him up in a closel.Dr.Price told him that such à cours was-unn , as he would\u2019 allo A allow him to depart without giving an alarm.\u201cHow do I know that \u2018you.will keep your word,\u201d said the bu glar.\u201cWhen 1 make a promise.\u201d wi the reply, no power on earth can force\u2019 me to break it.\u201d \u201cWho are .you asked the barglar, evidently surprised and irresolute.\u201cYou are the coolest : man'in view of death L ever saw 0 beard of\u201d \u2018Dhe clergyman gavë his- name and title.He also stated that he had come to the.city to officiate at: à funeral at half past 1; that he, was well known in the city tor.forty.years; if anything happened .to him there would be great excitement, and, no probable chance existed that.\u2018any man who \u201cmight murder him\u2019 could: escape punishinent.- The * barglar seomed subdued, and concluded, to trnst to Dr.Price's word.As hoiwent out thie front déor, the doctor gavo him a little money -as\u2019a pledge that he would deal honorably with him.-Shortly afterward, the venera ble clergyman laft the house, officiated at the -funeral, and mot until: four hours had passed did he make the affair known: A subsequent visit: to tho premises with a police officer revealed the fact that all the rooms, bureaus, closets and chests, had esau: broken open and ransacked.Hyery- thing that the burglar intended to carry away had been\u201d made ready remove.Nothing, however, was taken except a pocket communiou Of th sick, and a few small articles of lité value.Dr.Price bas hopes of the formation of the burglar, based ul his conduct and expression\u2019 of coù nance while talking to him.A orasy man was tied fast in à wag- Ey.He yelled so loudly.\u2018that the frightened horses ran away, throwing out:thô\u2018two kaepers and breaking an armi ôf ench.° Tlien\u201ctbo lävatio.seized the reins, controlled the horses;/\"drôve alono to the asylum and delivered \u2018himself up.LOT RES : À gentleman in big son to Paris to study.law \u201cand a1 the provinces: sends \u2018nâtiager replies prôtiptiy :- introducing your \u2018son.I A wer for his good véfused him ission behind, the: soanos at tay theater.\u201d ~The mouth of th ond of the Sahara désett; whore Mr.Mackéiiaie h-of Lh hannel is 380 foot below the sea level; the bar itaolf being 300 yards wide; which, Only.a i the mouth of the old ch to ba out throtigh to into ita: ancient bed , Hote in in Edooh\u2019 Arden roia.Eighteen: after.he farbed and jound ; Tis wife.wap 3 Mubsell.When the \u201cquihtons: Me \u2018MeD.recovétéd \u201cfrais: és 'hystérios, «Phat 1s 0 bevome of Mr.Munsell \".Why, + auob foros that ho ga Sg timos before he oo! his breath, onerate noch; was married : Self 4 Til over 17 yoars ago + i Now that Holl Gate Jy ue | opensys tho Hartford © h ruhé1 Dornobrauie hotnestéetsh Wl\u2019 unimpeded, - La 4 ft ie ° 5 \u2014 - EE AE \u2014 mr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Tr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - re - Stanstead Journal, 8.& §, Mutual Fire Co.licies where purties are in arvenrs Dying ur Tittus of ug CoLonaio | The Lastern War Claimant is halt-starved in his coil SPÉCIAL JOTICES.% | Lo 7 .Th i \u2014_ is C or gssossments which cannot casily DgsenT \u2014From Mr.Cassem Hirche of ee will doub:loss point with melancholy \u2014\u2014 ow À vettisiments, , à e annual meeting of this Compu- bo collocted.In somo ouses à chunge San Louis Obispo, Who bus be ; A lator Vienna durpatch states triumph to à cireumstanco noted by Evps's COCOA \u2014GRATEFUL AND COM- eee Mmmm.TEURSNAY.OCT, 13, 1876.ny was held at Sherbruok on the 4th.of agents may be necessary, in others \"po, WHO Lins BOON Prov- hag the iden of u contoronce hus been | ony Midland contemporary that Ov- FOUTING.\u2014 By 4 thorough knowledge of .There was but a small attendance.that legal steps be taken to enforce PeCting through Arizona, Sonora and abandoned in favor of the plan pro- ton's nothor garments have had to be ee dgostion and metro dd yn .Musra.Dawson, Montreal, have |The meeting was organized by call.arrears due; but in every cuse that Now Mexico, und who arrived here, pored Ly Russia; thut ull the powers altered several times, und that ho hus curetul application of the fine pro rt just published \u201cThe Laurel Bush, an ing BR.W.Henoker, Hag, to the chair those who do not contribute Lu the yesterday ovoning, on his return should come to au undorstanding with been reduced in girth to the extent of | of well selected couon, Mr, Epps hus pro- : .\u201d We 3 4984, » expenses of the Company be cut off |; ; NN : | a view of imposing an wrmistive or ; inches i vided our breakfust tables with a delleate- p old fashioned love sto by the au.d R } > p : « home, we leurn some particulars in posing ubout seventeen inches.It (his Le our er ; .Pa Slory, I an J.R.Woodward, Esq., acted as and avoid any losses on their account, | 4 « truco on Turkey, The tolegram | teu, so much is the betfor for Arthur ly flavoured beverage which muy save us LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 3 thor of \u201cJohn Halifax, gentleman,\u201d Socretary.According to rule, the Directors \"PE lo the man Henry Smith, who states that tho Porto hus already been Orton, wo should kay.1% is notorious ona ao or SRA orned hee Quebec.Our.2ud 1878 1 vu i .: ; - : .; inhi .| a ; ue \u2019 .v = : se such artielus of |.| : .; 3 price 50 cts, This story has appeared Col.Morris, President of the Com- who rotire from office, fu the usual porte ou the Colorado sers, some notifiod, avd hus oxpressod its willing- that, when ho was ut large, ho was a constitution may be scrudo-By built up qu Notigo Is erçby lys that pirat to Ne ; as 8 serial in some of the Magazines .wer.are Messrs.C.B.Wurtele, À.r gontlemen, came up with: the ness agree to an armistice or truco monstrously and unhoulthily fat, and Until strong enough to resist every tens) J : Ca olive Assuinoly ko * .[CUEATITES, pany presented the annual report, à, Adams, E.Lebourvenu, Chus.Al unfortunat , be.on condition that Servia shail receive the dimi y uuhoulthily Int, acti go) co %e disease; Uandreds of subtle Of the Province of Quebce, all Potitions Co \u2018and tbe public are under an obligation which will bo found annexed.Thelen Jas.Doak.the | ointod ato mun, some (wo hours be e voi ; the diminution of his corpulence, now p10.Ove floating around us ready to for Private Bills must be presented on, or M Lo to Dawson Bros.for its publication in proposition of.a by-law to add an as- ll'the.vacancy Sausod by the douth foro he breathed his lust.He was |\"?aon foreign poinforcomonte.that be is no longer fod \u2018un turtle soup 4+.wherever there is n weuk point, before the 24th day of November, de 2 : - \u201canc sed 1 » rage AGUSA, ctober G&.\u2014The reur | with à gold spoun,\u201d cannot fuil to be Wemay escape many fatal shafts by keep- G.Ml, MULR 4 a neat and cheap form.The story|gossment of 3 per cent.to raise Of the late A.W.Kendrick, Esq., and perfectly suno up to the lust moment, yuard of Moukbtar Pasha's force, advantageous to him.Clennly quar- ing selves well fowiied with pA Ck.Log.Asso by.Th itself is characterized by the peculiar moans to : George H Pierce, resigned.and told his story us bost he could.whilst returning towards the Herze- t arly hours.strict discipli blood and a properly nourished frame,\u201d\u2014 - ; pay extraordinary logses, ex- ES books at trates Fr i.' .[ 8 Le ais, early hours, strict discipline, u Civil Service Gatotté \u2014Sold only in Pack ~ attractions of this writer, making her | ited some debate.It wus explained |p, 9 | ks of the Company have .rom the disconnected way in which govina, was attacked by a band of in-} mudicum of devotionul instruction ae ste oo Cu ten Hom AUCTION SALE.sou works orly sought for and widely ic son Cu y examined and au ited by it wus told, Mr, Hircho was onubled surgonts and Montenegifns.Tue aud edifying reading, combined with @pathie Chemists.48 Phrendues les reet LA, be sold at Beuson\u2019s Mills, one and eagerly soug that the practice of th had : ; unies .; , .i .die St ; ide of the Atlantic P .tthe company au Mears.Goo.Brooks and Juo.McNicol to learn that the deceased's nme v Lurks were defeated and fell back on the light and interesting labors of the and 170, Plecadilly.London.\u201d G5yl mile and three-fourths West of 4 sud read on both side of the Atlantic.been to provide for losses by Liring anditors, whose certificale is hereunto pronry Smith and di BONING WHR (2h vin, sowing machine, muy evontuully bring sees \u201c Stanstead Plain, on THURSDAY, Oct.; nou E A State prison bird, pressing by the money, the ussments laid at the close 8nnexed.nd 2 ml c vol that be was en! LuNnun, October 6\u2014Tho Times tho stout enlpit toa frame of mind IST of Letters remaining lu the Post onary o'clock, A.M.the following - cul Lo ate pri bird, pussing bY 9 of tho year being to pay losses socur- B.T.Mouais, route for California from Arizona ; Pariy despatch states positively that the results of which will be equally | 3/ 4 Otilee, Derby Lie, Flo Out, 10, 1576.A nice litle farm of 53 acres, good name of Tarker, has been CONG 9° ing during the preceding year.This | President.that be hud wandered from the main France favors an immediate confor- [astonishing aud plensing to bis fow Bailey.John F Morrison, John Sugiry of 400 trees.well watered and ru Albans.He waa free with his money, of course itates th ï \u2014_ \u2014\u2014\u2014 round and got lost and hud been with.ence and has instructed her-ropresen- romaining ndberents.\u201d Bacon, MraJerusha Moulton.B tenced, 30 tons Hay, 125 bushels Potutoos, 3 patronized the \u201cWeldon,\u201d rode out :ourse nocessitates tho payment of he Weather on Mount Wash.out water 96 Wurs, und that during | Yves abroad to urge its expedioncy.- Gallup, Mattie J Perkins, It Thane Oats aud Buckwhent, | nice Driving M.; .considerable inturest when the losses ton, \u2019 ! uring The intellience concerning this point 0 Gipum, Junies Weeks, John sorse.iw 0 years old Colt, 1 work Horse, M with thio Indies, attended all the dan- are hoavy.The past yoar has been| * the Inst 12 hours bis life was sustuined Lowevor, is conflictinæ 5 porn, Flight of an Ex-M.P.Cull for Advertised Letters 3 CONS: Wagons, Marnesses, and other | si ; « \" .) a sth A ; vevor, is C sung.; , BOT IN 1 articles too nunnerous to mention, Terms à.os, and as thought Lo bo mob one of sovore losses to insurance com- gr latter from the summit, o Mount by catching and drinking his own as| Lonbon, Qetolor 6.\u2014A Routor dis-| Groat excitomont has boen created _ Jo FLINT, PBL | made known où day of sao, WORD - bi , \"g panies, and this company bas not os : ton indieutos that the winter well us the urine of his two burrus.patch from elgrado ways six battal- through the County of Peath, by tho * RASPBERRIES.LI G.BODWELL.: slang phrase at the present time.\u2014 caped its share of losses, The regu season bans fairly opened in that ex- Aiter he became too wonk to do thig Hons of Turks have arrived before startling nows that Mr.James Red-| ; wo TON of ~Dricd Raspberries\u201d \u2018 Auctioneer C Ë Everything went ewimmingly until | losses.The regu- posed loculity.Rain commenced to any longer, in his despornto condition Lukova, which is occupied by ubout ford, ot Stratford, tormorly represent- wanted, tor which we will pay the Stanstead, Sept.13, 1876, 16013 10.3 a he had succeeded in getting the keep- ur assossment (7 per cent.) is a little full at 3.15 P.M., on the 26th ult, und be took à razor.cut his ar ddr ; an equal force of Servians.Ii Luko- ative of the North Riding in the Higursr Prick in goods al the fowest 5 St oh é erof the Welden h Mr.Lavender higher than the average, and is found 4h b \u2019 1 \u2018 » Cut his arm and drank va is taken, the Sorvian position at House of Commons, following, tho figures.Those having any will please call, Sale of Bankrupt Stock | Mt i e Welden house, r.> necessary to moet tho losses of the ere was a change to snow at 6.30 his own blood, and finally his tonguo Belgrade will be seriously threatened.example sot by Boss Tweed, had takon PIII BROS, te O.DUSPLN * to endorse checks for several hundred past.In addition to this, comes the P.M.The snow fell in lorge flakes became xo swollen that he could not À pute wats expected bufore Bubu hurried departure from his country, Roek Island, Oct.10, 1874.ie D.Sa 1 eg ollars.o last of these was return- 1 / owing to the high temperature.Heavy + freely : .«| richte, where tho Servians huve crect- leaving Lbobind bim many sorrowi .\u2018 ne 4 ed.as à forgery, and Parker was ar- heavy losses at St.Hyacinthe which ono Was reported at ridnight Barly ph tes on oaths dao he ed formidable intronchments.frionds.Mr, Redford dopartol tho TOWN HALL, STiNSTEAD.\"| Mh Loos PÉNOCRRI ESS Fy « .: ch » 10 , nocial fr avs |e .os nat à ; - 8.Dy té rosted, but asserting that it was all must bo met.The question WS, oy the morning of the 27th, at 1.30 A.windpipe, thus affording a moans of | Si A gable spocial from London says country on Thursday last in the sume Fositively One Day Only.MARDWADE, BOOTS '& STIOËS, &e, HF uni right, and that be\u2018 could arrange it whether it should be by borrowing, or M.à train left the base of tho moun patti Le & , Sir Honry Élliot, British Ambassador | way ns any man would who intended MONDAY, OCT.{Gth, (876, Will be closed out at 40 per cent.below 1 | D satistactorily, b « released 5 by forestalling a part of the ussess- tain for th à af à getting reath.Ho had on his por- at Constantinople, has beon instructed loaving for a short Lime only.No af Two Performances Daily.marked prices.Sule commencing on ] stactorily, he was released on his ment of the current year.This mat in for the summit, and after bard son four Mexican dollars and five of 10 notify the Parte thal unless the fectionate leave taking was thore\u2014no à prenxoon AT 3.EVENING AT § o'clock, WEDNESDAY, SEPT.21, 1870, parole of honor, and slipped off \u201cun- year.is mat-| work reached the summit about 4 |Sanrita placer gold dust; ho also had Fr8lish proposals are unreservedly | hund shakings, no fond embracing, no ore non at 9 and 7c oT 1 beknownst\"\u201d by his friends for Canada.tor was fully talked over, and it was 5iolock A.M.Snow had to bo shoveled with him two burr en ddle : accopted, the British Government will manly sobs, no waving of handker- Doors open at 2 and 7 o'clock.sud continues ten days \" Inquires ave being made for him in concluded to be iu the interest of poli- yom tho track in some bl my vo burros, saddle and withdpaw all support from Turkey, chiefs as the train glided gontly away SYLVESTER BLEEKER, - Manager.Come and price the goods.q Ing I «y holders to lay the additional some places.1e blankets; the money found on his and merely guarantee Constaninople from the station.But soon it began The Great Original « OW IIe Cull carly, first come, first served.Di Montreal.He is belicved to bo from | y the additional 3 per hotel wus closed about 6 o'clock A.M: person was paid out for his burial ex- against Russian occupation.to be whispered that the dear de ot t Original and Renowned E.DONAHUE.Co Franklin, N.H, and a prison-bird cent.Of course this will reduce the and ;the cars left the summit for the pensos.While rolling in the sand ho : \u201cLoxDon, October G\u2014A Times Pesth ed had been for some time \u201ccollecting CEN.TOM THUMB & WIFE | Ayers Fat, Sept.26, 1876.03w3 N with the \u201ccheek\u201d of a book agent.expense of the present by that amount, | Just time this season.The mountain had lost his pocket-book, \u20ac ' swing BPecial also has the following :\u2014!\u201cAc- money, and various suspicious circum.osrether with the Tuinitesinl For Sale at Gale\u2019s Mill z - D and the opinion was fally expressed [vus wbite with snow, huvine been $20 in « uo | » containing cording to concordant accounts from |stances in eonnection With this cont MIS® MINNIE WARREN, or sae à ale\u2019s Mills! = + At th i f G that it will be better to have a fund in \u2026 ed d Pe & = m Sroën back.He said that he various sides, the Turks have again [firmed tho rumor of bis having fled And the Skatorial Phenomenon and Com- fine lot of Ash boards thoroughly - the recent session o the rand hand hereafter rather than to depend covered to the ¢ opth of from eight to had formerly lived in St.Louis, Mo,, taken the offensive.Osman Pasha the country.It has been stated that le Genius, I seasoned Jana of excellent quality, wil Lodge of Quebec, Masonic, James upon borrowing.It is doubles, ton inches.This extended from the and that ho had a sister living there has loft Suitschar, in the valley of the his liabilities so far are $250,000, and MEATOR NIST ELL, ior Jud matched, ort vorvise Mted Danbar, Esq., of Quebec, vas elected erstood by ail th be un- top down as far as che building known now, and said that her namo was Miss l'imok, in the direction of Kragujo- assets nil.This is morely an approx Will appear in à variety of GREATLY \"REDUCED PRICES for ; Grand Master, M.M.Tait of Montreal y all the members of Mutual 4, the Waumbeck station.The mean ; ) vatz, The Turks have also collected imation to what his liabilities may NEW AND FASCINATIXG l\u2019ERFORMANCES, CASH.Also a small quantity of Birch i ; | companies that tho only means they nean Sarah Smith, that she had been mar- sixteon battallions at Babinglava, us hundreds of the h y, be Const SOIN A '| Beech, Maple and Elm boards at very à thi Deputy Grad Master, J- H.Issacson, ave of raisin * is by assessi Y temperature at the summit October 1, | ried, but was divoiced, and had taken This seems to indicat Corning of North and South East Hope anh DIALOGUES.COM ACTE a Haar low rates, alse on hand aud 10 order the ten Montreal, Grand Secretary, James their eg mene) is by assessivg | was 24.2 ; October 2, 26.2.The moun- her maiden name, and smd she lived movement in the dirocton of Bunja s adjoining owiships, when one and \u201cABLE SKETCHES.LAUGH dilferent grades of Gedur Shingle, and - _ utes.: .JE J = 5 3, y ( es , : bruce, Itir and mock Shingle, and: - Addie, Esq of Sherbrooke, was ap-| 4 vo ition to appoint an i n tain was enveloped in clouds both days on Carondelet avenue, near the arse.Lukova.IL is stuted that operations little surplus, usually banded it over Tn addition tv their attractiveness as the Hemtock umber of all kinds ut prices to pointed D.D.G.M,, of St.Francis propos Ppot tnspect- and tho frost work formations were nal, and requested she be informed of wore commenced in this direction onto Mr.Roxiord for safe keeping Josh putes, rene sud intelligent suit the times.x das District.|or was favorably considered, and is very beautiful.On the 3d, at 11.20 his sad end.He picked out his burial October the 4th, and also that Octo- without so much gs asking a receipt Lapis and GENTLEMEN in MINATULE, smiths Mills, Sept were ME we pe A 5 , 2 Vote se .; ; + = 8 » + je picked out his burial per the 3rd the Turks forced the pas- therefor.Mr.Redford has been in existence, their Entertainments are un- mths ATs, Sep ho - nes doubtless quite an essential feature in A.M.tbe temperature was35.Ob-| place, and gave directi ; ° ti ; ; ; ; these days when there is so much .place, gave directions as to how sage of the Morava at three points, |engaged in business as conveyancer , equaled for A ys servations are taken regularly by the he should bo buried, which were fol- Their headquarters are now advanced buying and selling notes, money ond.SENTIMENT, FUN AND FROLIC! Farm For Sale, | N account of il] health 1 offer (ur sale - 4 The Quebec Legislature are called iti ; « SE competition among insurance - si y i i - for the dispatch of business on the 10th panies.8 ; com- Signal Service observers (Sourgennt | lowed.Deceased said he was 28 years © Trezovac.\u201d .ing, speculation and lumbering.He [At each entertalument the Ladies will une : of November.Inasmuch as the Pre-| my, i ; ; William Line and his assistant, Chas.of age, being born on the 10th day of LONPON, October 6.~4 Bolgrade was also connected with the woolen eur several new and elegant Costumes, my Farm in Stanstead, about 34 miles F.a Sl e meeting evidently was satisfied J.Ki butth > > 1 y special of the Times says Servia is re- mills which were closed a fi vecks magnificent Diamonds, &e.North of Stanstead Plain, consisting of mier bas taken some steps to gain a ci ype standing of the Company's ou: ing), but the reports\u2018aro not trans- April, 1848, and died on the th of newing her application for a formal ago Lowes! aamission, onl 25 pe lindred and ily acres of land, well A the Personal knowledge of tbe condition Affairs notwithstanding the excoption mitted to Washington by telegraph as September, 1876.There was a man armistice of one month.This appli- \u201cThere is à rumor that the T Children (under 10 years) y on elevation Digs in EE eps und on | and prospects of the railways south of | Josses it has met with rece It formerly.The following are tbe traveling with Mr.Smith, but he |¢stion is probubly mude with a view son & Williams Manufacturing Co Reserved Seats.50e, Yery convenient to à school, 1 will ulso | sav tbe St.Lawrence, bopes are enter- isbelieved that under the pa t| means from the vbservations during would not give his name other than to she farther prose of the war, pany, of which Mr, Redford was g Children under 10 yrs.to Reserved SN RAN A.| Pa i os = orvisio .,; under the circumstances, mor om- director ; .Seats, \u2019 9x =.C 171 1 une: c ' tained that the lines which are deemed of a vigilant Inspector, rt cen tbe month of Septmber : Barometer, John, and said he had been in Mexico ising for Russia A month's Armistice directo ein obliged \u2018to suspend I ies al Children are consid po purcliaser of the farïn may require eve : + , sses : .- velnti ; ; 5 dass.À as ur erations, bei viously eri Ladies à en are considerately oasy.For further particulars, inguire of - exsential to the opening up and pros- may bereafter be guarded against to 30.133 ; thermomoter, 37.8; relative some time, and did not want them to means the suspension of fighting for his uncéremonims on crippled by advised to attend the Day: Exhibition, and Ta inguire of perity of the country, will receive much greater extent than under th bumidity, \u20ac6.6; rain fall, 14.89 inches; know where he was \u2014[San Diego the winter, as hostilities could not be Bank will also in all or b cars thus avoid the erowd aud confusion of the \"oo BDWIN MOULTON.: fall : » under the prevailing direction of the wind, (Cal.) World.renewed at tho end of November.|succumb, as a run has boon mado on Evening Perfor PECK, Agent Stanstead, Sept, 20, 1676.03 fin some favor at the bands of legislature 2 8 y The biring by the Servian Govern- it during the past few days everyone cl mont of 200 workmen from the Impe- seeming to, havo lost all confidence in Stanstead and Sherbrooke Millinery & Dress Making,, has present arrangement.The following northwest; highest barometer, 30,559; |\u201d Mr.Justice Caron has recently de is the report.lowest barometer, 29.561; (hly ; R monthly Th : .; ; ; , ° - La.The t vear has been u vB o richest heiress in the world rial gun factory of Germany, and the ry ; is als ; : cided that the Dunkin act is in force gontal Ee reopae r bas ol inprece.rance, 806 ; highest temperature, 58 | was married in London, tho othr day.fact gn bony | agents i buying over ono cle , It is also stated that a MUTUAL ENew Establishment,-Georgeville.sw: in this Province, and be farther ex- of fires which have occarred all over lowest temperature, 21; monthly when Hannah de Rothschild, the onl , all the grain in Wallachia, show \u2018thai which Mr Tedford had ost.85,000, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.V Dion A GUARD hus pend a pressed the opinion thas local legisla- the country.Our Company has suf t8nge of temperaturo, 37; greatest duughtor ot the Inte Baron Mo rer - Servia does not contemplate peace.sion, LIL is said that Mr Rodiord did Dre hereby neti one Pass lin à par of the hose of Dr Heres, on tares have no right to legislate on the fered in common with other insurance range of temperature in one day, 20; Rothschild, wedded Lord R \u2018 , & Belgrade telegram to the Times not go away empty handed, his bo k rates of Assessment hove boon on ON posite the Camperdown House, Whore sho - has liquor question, the rigbt lo legisiate °Mpanies to a geater extent than mean of maximum temparatare, 42.3; : ) e rd Rosebory, | reports that in the battle of September | showing thut during the ln 958 Deposit Notes in force at the undermeu- Vi! be huppy to show her goods to all ~~ For ; \u2019 5 .heretofore.Not including the St Ru poratnre, 24.5; the noted turfman.The late baron |the 28th, a battalion, named after the [two be had na tho last weolr or | tioned dates te cover the losses and ox.Who may favor her with a call, AI of her o .upon trade and commerce belonging Hyacinthe fre.which will eg saine Mean of minimum temperature, 82.6; vas a great sporti à Princess Natalie went into battle 900 0 be had collected $40,000, It is penses of the year ending, lst Se 2 1555.goods are new,jbought this fall for cash only to the Dominion Parli y , which will spocially ; , | TasAS porting man, and he was : alie, \u20ac 90% also stated that he eaves property in viz:\u2014 15h SERRE | nd will be soid fora small profit.Ladies - y minion Parliament.In- alluded mean daily range of temperature, 9.7 g , Fy qui property In invi Hi profit.Ladies allo to bereafler, our losses for the y g p » 9-7; also very much attached to Lord strong, and only 40 answered to the [the name of his wife, whicl October 4th, 1873 ; ; are invited to call and see the goods and y asmuch as the Dankin act was passed past year amount to the sum of 845,- maximum velocity of wind, 90 miles Rosebery, who has taken to himself roll-call next day.be touched by his dreditars canne Octocer 20th, 1873 ~ 1per res get prices.\u2018 5 ' ; No by the Legisisinre of Canada before 932.12.per hour.\u2014 Boston Journal.f th i 2 Aime Lonpox, Octobor 7.\u2014Lord Derby's yalve of $60 000.The dofal ie he January, TU, 1876, - 105 6 @corgeville, Sept, 25, 1876.1603 Ply confederation, and bas not been The Directors present herewith a hands \" a ote dispatch to Sir Honry Elliot regard | Mr.Redford, Who was very high ve 20th 80 ; Ben - toc repeal i ; 25 andsomest, shi li pi rociti i en A i \"| June?1876, - \u201c .; .ed, be des the Ba detailed statement of hese Josses, The gossip in what were formerly dion % bony Rothschild la ing po Bulgarian aracition was issued vespoctod, sud in whom so many fur August3l) 1876, + 1% HURRAH | HURRAH | | br ] fre.together » circles ot icipal i i .8 born nl, \u2019 ; ' a roposed unlimited trus i \u2014~ ; , biti : Liabilities and general Balance Sheet s oi municipal influence in New 1847, and is consequently in his 29th |'® directed to demand u personal audi- shake the confidence of the ve In all 7 percent po from the books of the Company.York rans high on Woodward and year.The late baron lofy $40,000,000 ence with the Sultan, communicate throughout the county in RR ae The said Assessments forming SEVEN FOR : _ Some of the New York journals are | do STBTIT TS, Lots in forco amount Tweed, who are both on their way land his daughter, being his only ol iid Mr.Bari roport, domand RT men, and on this acount it is much Da osit NOT the Srigiual amount of the To B« & H.M.RIDER'S.F9 thoi = \u201c 78,717.i i ; i is believe PE H hh tion and justice, urge the immediate regretted.\u2014 eposit Notes (endorsements for cancels eo ridiculing tbe system of awards ad 893,372 ), being an increase of home at the same time, 1tjs believed | ! ; Hh >, regretted.\u2014 London Herald.being deducted.) ar .: \"he only one price Cash 5 so ; 1 - 72.16 during the past year.The ; received $35,000,000 of it under her rebuilding of houses and churches, pro- eing dedueted,) are hereby required ro The only one price Cash Store tin Town, 1 Boy opted by the Centennial Commission- increase Tn insured property for the by tho poor ones that Woodward futher's will.Phe Rothschilds are vide fOr the restoration of industries, ° Distorted Facts Shorbrooke or tu ae Coun) any In Motto: ! cov ers.It appears that medals and cer 50me period amounts fo $949,534.as nothing to tell which can form tho very uvorse to thoso marriages; and #0 Give assistance to persons reduced storted Facts, : pany duly authorized.on or before the| Quick Sales and Small Profits and tifieates have Leen awarded, not for The fire at St.Hyacinthe occured basis of any compromise, and that he even wbon Hon.Eliot Y i to povorty, : ne To prejudiep the reputation of one\u2019s Fourth day of November next, Terms Cash or Ready 2 .what is absolutely best, but f during the montb of September, and Will be \u201cput through,\u201d Others are ; Ce orks, a out he Standard's Berlin correspond.compétitôrs is ong robiiution of one\u2019s Aud also that a by-luw was duly enact- 8 Cash or Licady Pay.\u2014 Ç ï , or par- our losses there will come properly i ini .two yeurs ago, married Miss Annie de ent says Gon.Ignatiett, Russian am- ne © way, but 4 very un- ed laying an assessment of (3) three per liceizr qualities, in 2 way which the present year's accounts Thue the of tho opinion that be can open his Rothschild, the second daughter ot bassador whose return io Constantino poser he of obtaining businoss.ive da Bebo ote force on the \u2019 lam y : idely, i .\u2019 5 (Ete : - People ider iird day of September, 1870 rovide - - \u2018eaves the question of greatest excel-| amount being large and the necessi- mouth very widely, if he chouses, and gi, Anthony Rothschild, the fecling ple is daily oxpected, will mako a fi- slums datant et consider them- | for the payineus of such loges bd oe J mi lence in doubt.This has given rise U8 Of the insured requiring prompt of this kind is Mr, Bird, Lbo Broadway | about tho marri 18 xo | nal offort to induco the Porte to ac- hositat ; orality do not curred during the present current year.Come ons and all, and exunine our .: dready to trade disputes between PaÿMent, it becomes necessary to merchant, und old friend of Wood- sir Anthony forbade êt Ce La cept the conditions, and should the plan There cones 2 pat upon.his Which 1s hereby required to be paid at the refs and General Assortment of i Rex i ¥ : ide means to meet these | by ward's, wh bim i oi ny forbade it.ook Porte refuse he has orders to depart.inoss, vis © :\u2014\u201cGet buy.Same time and places as the regular an- rst pes goods that we have on hand CE ev rival medalists, Thus two promicent provi osses s, who saw bim in Paris, lust| part.[iness, honestly if vou ¢ but\u2014 oot DUAL assessment as publishe® above and are constantly receiving, Our s = .special assessment under the Jaw.To summer, b i place, however, though her father re-| A telegram from Constantinople to by iho: J can, but-\u2014got By order of the Box Ove is complete, and yo re fhe ore stock E dos owt > manufac tarers of New York, [avoid the necessity of borrowing J who donics wa he ud fused to give her a dowry.The ex-| the\u2019 Standard reports the Turkish this policy angel howovr, that \u2018 Ae.W OODIVARD.gains Prints, Grey id Tht Gor con ving received certificates in accor.money for that purpose, the Diroctors \u2018 al : with im.equerry to the duko of Edinburgh Government 50 oxäsperaued by ho | eood in Lhe lone von h does not suc- te Sec\u2019y- Treas.tons, Bleached Shectings, double width, sur dance with this system, bave each |Dave passed a by law assessing threo Charles 'Conor writes a letter \u201cto! Could afford to put up with th los continued entry of Russians into_Sors at ull ims to fi k damage ordi on ee CE Fire) Taney Goode) Sowers Pi fom ine of .called ibe pablic to witness that he per cent on the Premium Notes liable the republican candidate for attorney for she bad an nas of rome sis via that they have found it impossible anonymously, ron whmaging Charges shétbroôké, Get; thr $ pe?Lines of pod, Jewelry ders und Full = Ç - to assessment to cover the \"losses at general, is put up in the interes : some ) to accept the terms of peace.The [ap o 2 CUATEOS | ERE : eu i possible award.Se Hyacinthe and other places since fe Twecd ring, nd s ly the 000 per annum which she derived Sultan favored the terms, but would aro yell od, out when half GR AY'S vivons one has heard of the Dry Goods.Ton 4 .otes from bis certificate the year commenced.\u2019 : from her grandfather, have been deposed if he accepted are twis ve Hrcumstances vonderlul effeets of tho Spruces u ÿ that bis piances are entitled to the| This special rate or assessment will BTCU4 that he approved of the bu- PTS them are twisted to suit the crooked pur- Diseases.The eve din, sus Cottonndes, Duckings, Tickings, Wool- sic ; sat 5 Hl ee ae ee .0: , od , Dis .i Mee Mur | ens, Shirtines 3 ; 2 Sue r \u2018 Fo.distinction of possessing \u201csympathetic, of course reduce the amount which Pe8s corpus decision of the court of ; Te eee The Berlin correspondent of the pos of tho ace EE becomes worse SYRUP ike, Intel published An weeds Hines Ca ta nd Shieh * Acc [ jure and rich tone, combined with would otherwis® be required at the &ppeals, which Mr.O'Conor and oth Figs an Rare 1N HE NEVADA Tînes répresents that there is a little served by the cire 1 0 Zool cause is thecal of consumpiie young Rubbers, Overalls, and a large quantity 3 bo à i er\u201d and ake wih.close of the current year, and also our ors 80 severely criticise.The distin Mines.\u2014 Visitors descending to the hope that Turkey Will äecord \u2018an ar-| sentation however aon of misropre- or a three mantle Meni ou of 3 3 greatest power, asks what more interest account during the same pe-| oui .; | lower levels of the silver mines mistice.Turkey is put on ber mettle of tho nublic Lote Tio.lo tho plou ee oies tance READY-MADE CLOTHING à F could be said, But the Messrs, Stein.riod guished lawyer does not beliove that i are | re Russi pees : of the public interest muy be nade to the phyuiclans regularly send - wiy produce their certificate in The Directors furthor recommend the Tweed suits will be pushed, if Dan- surprised to find there the common Sho not nécopt nglande ome ; Justify them.We are in favor of up- RED fhe yin woo, a ber thn Umbrii oy he a , : h .48 :, :, house fly.These are notas yet abun- QE FO- holding the public interest against to drink a ten \u2018made from the YMbrHas, Paper Hangings, Uurtaing, oo which the judges say that the Stein- tbat the new Board of Directors be forth is elected, and intimates his in- ; © y gramme s0 long ns Russia threnlons | infring eut sb against any a Long.Clocks, Mirrors, Crockery, Glassware Gre i pes vie co.rd is, so.Suing ein bo nnn topo sir [47 Ute ply on oe, re, i to ts gms of pt, | 9 pa pt arme PE UC [ru a i i .; r, whose duty it assistant in tb : if , natural inquiry is how they came [she should, England and Austria must d injurious ; iW exudes fram the ed Spruo ; ume, purity, and durstiop of tone,\u201d |shall be under tbe directi J dn the proseeptions, if such ve, us J@nd injurious comments some\u201d other tree, this preparation the pet 3 4 ; ; ; ' on of the - Q \"| there, and it is one much more easily Stand by the Porto to resist Russia's i : isinter QE on nar breprtlon, tlie roceriss .= 1 a:d they claim accordingly that they Board to exercise a general suporvis- should be tho result, Mr.9'Cano ! made 1] an answered.There i 0 interpretation is the partial Jismem.Re than a disinterested defenco of GUN.fa unti-spagnadie,expoctorant, , ; ?full ; .have secured the highest award.The 1°\" Of the business of the Company to repeats the barden of his previous ing | A i oro 18 uoth- horment of Turkey, ; Ww ; Trade Mark Itegi- on ead isa propertios |! fact ere ilot er fine that is nit E, customer who wishes to buy the best CX210@ into thu losses which occurr charges against the court of appeals, ing very attractive te Lhesp persistent Tho Times\u2019 spocial from Therapia .\"© Bad occasion n wook or two ered.Cf ar Congs, Cotds, Monrse mn nat E._piano is left in à dilemme 50 fer aa om lime Lo time, and to adjust tho When the bigheat bonch of tho judici.S10 insects in {ho current of warm says it is gonorally understood that if nee roi publishing somo correspond: pio, ness iro Kection', ko.i FULL STOCK OF y a LA ; .same, to visit the various local agents ig i ; moist air which is continually aseend.Turkey refuses Lhe armistica, England ECO relating to the position of the HOES.facts liken clinrm, 03mg by b the verdict of the judges influences trom lime to time and examine ss far ary is impugned by the highest au.ing through the shafts hile utter Will bo unable to\u2019 nord Wor further Canadian Agricultural Insuranco Com.A : Kerosene Oil, Sel hs decision.Shall be bay a Weber a8 practicable property insured by the thority at the bar, what are FOU going 4 vkness pervades tho whol er diplomatic service, whatever be the ny with respect to the requiroments Auction Sale of Stock.Paints, 8 ove because it possesses the \u2018greatest Company, its value, rate per cent at © do about it /\u2014Springfield Republi- iy Be ï 0, except course of subsequent events, of Government, Lo notice that ditompt Mrs, GEO.ROBINSON\u2019 AND Turpentine 4 power,\u201d or a Steinway because it which it is insured, and generally 1 cun.ren the dim light of tho tallow dip À tolagram to the Zimes from Con \"ado by menns of anonymous fly- Atetion at tie tow of Gov: Tinie 2 Varnls wo\u201c 8:ses the \u201clargest vclume ?\u201d Shall he assist.tho Board i he: management of -\u2014\u2014moms eee reveals tho passage as the mon are stantinoplo says it is asserted that tbe is Ce th company by Ayers Flat, on SATURDAY Oct TU 3 J Boiled OI arnlshes, 3 \" \u2019 .: \u201cdi ; sendi i ' ske \" q vo.| - sialements of facts, In the at 1o'clock, P.M \u201ceserve, 14 AW and Boile 8, Brushes 2 e\\o0se the former becauseof its \u201cpure large increñme in (he haie he À famous English Cardiual case is ascending and desconding.But the Porte hus asked Lord Derby to pro-| cas ; ro vidhout reserve, 4 ' by ge increase in the business of the : fly i a 205 pose now lerms, and Lord Derby ro.84 named 8 charge was made that Mileh Cows, 2 fat Cows, three year > pp > \u201d a 1 i\u201d is a very do .> 8 er re pa pére , 2fq vs, 4 three ycars old ] 2 2 .ap or prefer the | foster because of Company : requires moro assistanco in orme So publie cecolioe ion by a doubles ; i tused, advising tho Porte to aécop ho om pany had no deposit\u201d within Sigers 8 pro yours oll tours.3 lwo yours HARDWARE, int + .» , -{ sage * \u2018 \u201cgs Je r + .air tv COILS Steer \"| \u2018au » .$ holla of ne 7\u201d The advertising bn management Aiciont and econom- Roupell.form ; fog at illiam thoss dascepding the shaft, Wo al unconditionally and without delay the | sufficiontly oho law, Now it will haudy, 5 Yenrtings.1 pair Calves.Twanit 0% Gluss, Patty, Nails, sis! flot tb py newspapers already he Directors feel convie oa irs, and pe , 1 te ore of Parlia- know.too how plentifs hp boen tl propositions already made.any one roading tho re, thin Lo Horse oneS yours old Mare, 3 two years Tin Ware, Lwe r the confusion which the judges i : ¢ ment tor Lambeth, has been released » 100, 15g} hua been the \u2014 .; su or 10 ange parting Colts, good) Shotes.Lu appointment of such an officer wi ' a \u2019 suranco Superintendent upon this par-| Terms, over 820 ono year's credit.4 , : have produced, the announcements of for the advantage of the Company from Portland prison after fourteen supply about our kitchens, and res- In the gaurse of some rumarks on ticular caso, that tho Cory he dobos.\u2019 PA pont HOWE.à afl exhibitors being strangely conflicting.8nd more than cover (in proventin + (years of imprisonment, He was y BUrAnos these lattor days, and it is] the \u201cunhappy nobleman\u201d who has for ited with Government securities worth Hati 3 1e7p Auctioneers, wel 4 i oo and adjusting lowes and ensuring flashy, dissipated fellow, who attracted not at all unreasonable to suppose that threo years ll at Deen \u201clanguishing\u201d oa: rather than under the amount ey, Oct.3, 1876.UM We have also added t fou! [ull mm : The fire in the hold more prompt collections) the expen reat attention by bis oxtra «a Not à few hdve beon shut up in the |\u201d & prison cell nt Dartmoor, the Brim- required by law, and that the spirit of HSSOPLMONE OT DE Life Son i \u201cbark Earops on \u2014 a German of the officer refers cons) pense = living, and Ve finally fond to lunch baskets of the miners, and have ingham Gazette gives brief sketch tho Stuluo had been\u2019 amply compliod pS0EIGHS ! I, (fs orient EE and Stove bu z roay, wi noticed that .= ; ; he dietary ordinarily provided for with, although technical \"0 Wor te She, Stanstead, (for Tee six persons lost their lives (Casey, during the past year havo phe losson bave committed forgery.Great wus thus been borne to the lower levels, an inmate of a Government convict several thousand dollars doficioney tn on hand à lot of noue SELES Of Too TN PROVISIONS, no who was badly burned, havidg died), ly isolated risks, and with compara.the consternation in fashionable socie- there to escape.Onco down thero prison, in England.This comprises the socnrities definitely accoptod,\u2014 End Derby Centre patterns.The subseri- Pork, Lard, Dried Apple.tui ssems to bave been caused by crimi- tively small loss in cach individual |W Of which he was a distinguished they fly in a muscatic heaven, so far Ob altornate days one pint of soup Moyetary Times ponts ia Sle he pr and wr Oad Kish.Flor, Smoked for ; .+ .: roper ic \u2018 î PET US 8 liis sleighs to be wliat.he repr ; | C bal carelessness, tho men who were at re ns uae fires have been very nu.ornament, and \u2018greater that among | warmth and oven temperature is arloy yo ned, vou \u2014 them, ARC from.Lie beh eeute Halibut, Herrlogs.Conrao ># Th work in the bold using candles, though trict of country.\"Tt baton dis confiding tradesmen and the honost CoPCorncd, albeit eternally shut out! and à half ounces of cookod mout freo PEATHS nn.ey poe dine to.praise, win ul fe .iev a nv \" i \u2018 Se cash.Those intending t rclutse w \"2e _ 1, ; Î \\ the ship was thoroughly saturated town and village properties and risky electors of Lambeth, who bad accept- rom the sunlight and the full uso of from hone\u2014more meat than there is KNowLTON~\u2014In Potton Oct.2d, Mrs.4° Well to give him a cal.purehnse will A lurge quantity of Buiter Tubs, nll sizes, LÀ Gol with petrolenm and there were large Properties generally should be avoided ed an adventuret, dazzled by bis sup- its our thousand eyes.Here.with in an ordinasy mutton chop\u2014a pound Miles E.Knowlton, aged 79 years.slanstond Plai EUGENE LONTO.Always on hand à complete stouk of No # Th quantities of inflammable oskom ly- as much a3.possible and subject to pe.Posed wealth.He was \u201cgame,\u201d and '* en in mischiofand annoy Dat, und Lon tho mon of ven Timothy 1.Dur ond 54 yours 7th, Mrs,| THIOL OBO [TWh plow, Slo, Ter grades, Bran, Ï tio à , .jodical mination an In is tri at «1 ance, the rats, it can revel undistur » The rest of the menu is mado At I 8.+, Menl, &e, ä { man Cr ai bn nny 8 pl rt ie ed oto ie 21 rd dt an oT pry FOUND AT LAST! ) 1 - b n bis attempt to relight it he erty und risk of large losses in one hy of ) retaining the eympar as they are disclosed by the dim ligh liberal vation of bread every dny.\u2014 [aged 36 years and 2 months.ph Bates, A Good and Safe Investment.urned his finger and dropped the fire may be prevented, and moro es thy of many of the poor people of the oy are disclosed by the dim lights Formerly baked meat on \u201cSundays, ORTGAGE BONDS, secured by All the above goods for i match into à .pilo of oakam, which pecially with regard to personal prop.borough who had received benoit by constantly kept burning atthe stations and a peculiarly toulhsome delicacy First Mortgage on Îteul Property Jowest cash rico.Pres tn defy ue flushed up like powder.There was a erty which fluctuates in amount and his lavishness.Thackery took him and along the drifts and cross cute, knows as \u201ct ronclo udding,\u201d wore NOTICE he smoot of the MO Kavi: Paye competition, A few reasuns why wo aro vi general scramble for the dock, val ue from time to timo ofter being as an illustration under the name of Cho miners ure inclined Lo pot tho rats convicts at open rE ed to Pusu NOTICE I§ \u2018hoteby glyen, ment of the Principal and Tie our ool is cachet ph ray gu but tho.progress of the flames was 80| The Directors have laid an assess Rapilious to the Roundabout paper whieh are really useful in preventing may bave been of lato years eliminated Taxon, receiving pérpose Na Collecting Dy ha M _ aman reduced prices, 21, We gel our goods chi 2, ; : .; .a a cet 242 ; A ; 4 1 y \u2019 p ufr bp BN , N ve \u2018 $ HT rapid, And.the passages so inadequate, | ment of seven por cent to cover the \u201cOn Being Fonnd Out,\u201d but ho cy-| PY their forpging proponsities the from the diotary.It will be secon, Rood Ingprctors, sand the paymen' of CO.of New York, with n cash capl- COAL Of (rl mi rio cars pricos i Ne that the five who lost their lives were losses by fire and expenses for the ©®P°d being put into the portrait gal- accumulation of refuse thrown away however, and at a glanco, that the cachers for the Summer schools, = will a ON Po ad.Wo do our own usted, have no à his suffocated from sheer inability to got P95t year on tbe Premium Notes in lery of Dickens, whose Mr.Murdio by the workmen during their meals, 00d provided for the State's hard bar- Libby's Mills, Thursday, Oct.19th porutions to ig anh of Inara | Clerks or rents to pay.aud our ving ex.£ hu | Bptioct force, bears no bl bimi - one gains is, although coarse, undoniably Brown's HI Friday » Oot.Tih, horutlons to sh 00 de ul of interest\u2014 penses are small, We gre, thpretors; able - Ha tiirough 1! , o who A ; ES \\ ye : , \u2018 goods nt a mueli_rmnller pro À | irough the fire, and they were not| ho uncollected arrears ¢ resemblance to bim in person Magoon, the Barre (V holesome and aufficiont, and that it Flioh Bay, Tuesday, ch, Those Boas es | jection lee ta roll goods nt 1 ler profit M Buried ne all; The loss is now ssid to mente hos rs of assess- or taste.goon, the Barre (Vt.) murderer, is mucb superior, botl bY lit i; Georgev io Wednesday, « a5 9500 nad 81000 BR pieces of thin any other merchant In this County.F boc bo 815.000 to 820.000.There will be mended that due Be, and it w a way yestorduy found guilty of murder quantity to the diot of Sisonors in Magoon's Point, Thursday, 26th.cent.payable poml-annmnilye andre wold ony Md wi ra on of th i it 2 far , A : op \u2018 + I mats ou 0 SNe 5 on investiga on of the affair, a caveful examination into tho roms Mr.Goschen Js to proceed to Egypt In the first degree.county gaols and of papers in work.the to paces! pour Sehool axes are only HY, wo per cant, premium.oud uve vou give ve whi, O00 07 TO swe \u2018 by PEL» UE OA .] why collections have not been more shortly, to represent the interests of| A fire at Rutherhithe, England, on houses.Tho London Telegraph adds cents upon the hundred dollars valuation, - Cal ut fhe NATIONAL BANK ol Der for PSE EP NT RT 4 (vw i $ 1 ° - \" i .3 , | \u2018 3 3 ü al - 3 : promply made, and a apply\" us he Bngliog Bondhoders in that cou | Batardey, dira over tr migrer, op ta Con | F main dre ad aie sf Tl whi ise AN proper remedy; also to cancel such try.dollars\u2019 worth of property, \u201cwho porajst in\u2019 maintaiping That fhe and Sehool Commissuners of Slanstead.\"M, B.ROVER, COE nou wink 4 ho ; BE .: ; cn Po g tl Btanstead, Oct.10, 1976, Derby Lino, Sopi.20, 1876, 03 Fitch Buy, Sept.90, 18760., oh EE a , i : oF À i * 3 po ee » \u201c47 sya a * Univorsulist\u2014(Bey F, Ais SATE io feta i rat sir v + ea \u2014_\u2014 .ed 2 # x qe \u2014\u2014 \"= ; a pair mas i : - te _ _ Lu 3 cig BY The Stanstead Journal, LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS, passumpeic und Maus, Valley Railroads TRAINS LEAVE STANSTED, .5.50, 8.m.; Accom\u2019d North.L834, p.m, Nun Soil Mois, 15, pus, Accom\u2019d South 7,16 p.m Mail North, 7.05, PRAINS ARIIVE AT BTANSTKAD, vortii, 6.54 8.5.5 Acconvd from South; 3 tui from OTA od {roi Nowport, 5.33 p.m,» dcoonind from North, 7.45 BE; m,, Mull Bouth, 8.25, Quebee \u2018Train Jeuves 6.50 4.mw, on Tucsduys, qhursduya und Suturdays.Post Oilice, Derby Line.sclosc 5,45 and) p.nm.Island lon d Mail Holland aud Morgan, (Wed m.Cunadian,8 pm.Ullice open Sunduys 9,30 to 10 8, m., and Lalf in p,m.and from 6 to 7,80 in J.T.FLINT, P, M.Sumstend and Rock Island Offices.Jails arsive at tock leland LyM.V.R.ll.ut 8 rom $ cad nt 168,1; \u201c5 from, Sn ook {sland for Stanstead at 4p.m, Da es 810.50, No Iteglstered muiled uftor 0.Bis arrive ut Stanstend at 8.30 o'clock n,m.i clusout Stanstead ut 5 30 0 clock p.wm.Stages lave Stunstoad for Couticouk every da at 8a mi, return same ovening, Leuve Stanstead for Island Pond overy dayat2p.m.Arriveatila.m.Be 84.My YI n .hour after service cuite Religious Meetings.\u2014AL Lock Luland, surslons a .v Solivol at 12.pre Chapel Sunday evening CONGREGATIONAL 30 A.M.every Su Ton soclul meeting at the Chapel at 7 o'clock.jt, 8.G.L.q \u2014(Rev, Willlam Galbraith, BB.Method tee, Plain, 10:30 u, 3 me 3 3 2, noon.Prayer Meoting Wed.Subbuth School.12, moos Fray got \u2018Thorucloc, Supda service at wol at 12, Sunday Scl I os 10 nesday, 7 p.M.Bpiss00pn: \u2014( Hey En A » Xl.+ ML ' outholle-( tev.M.Musauloy)\u2014Sundays nu, an .A 2 Frs Le , \u2018 E Healey.) Sundayservioca Derby Line, 10 1-2a 1, Sunday Sohool at 12 Masonic==Golden Rule, No.4.stegulär communications, l'uesday proceding ful moon.Oriental Lodge, No.36, 1.0.0.F.Meotings Monday evening at 7 1-2.sw YORK, Oct.10.3 p.m.Gold 18} \u201cGreenbucks 03 discount.\u2014 If this weather continues, furs will be in demand.rer \u2014 The cdidor of tho JOURNAL is this weel taking a visit to the Centennial.\u2014 The weather for the last few days has been cold, giving usa foretaste of Wintor.Sunday and Wod.nosday hero was nn slight sprinkling of SNOW.0 \u2014 The furm house and shed of Mr.F.Morrill, of Barnston, togother with their contents wero dostroyed by fire on Tuesday night.Nothing was saved from the house.Loss not known.T - Partially insqred, \u2019 \u2014 Pike Bros.are receiving their fall stock.Give them a call, you will find just what you want, \u2014 Mr.8.Bigelow, of Beebo Plain has succeeded in capturing seven swarms of bees in September, \u2014 The auction sale of N.A.Beach has been postponed \u201cuntil Oct.14th.For particulars seo bills.\u2014 Migs E.C.Stevens hus gone to Now York and Boston to select a supply of tho latest styles of Winter Goods for her many patrons, and will soon have them in readiness for exhibition, \u2014 A company of volunteers and their inspocting officers, put them- solves to practical sorvice at Lawron- coville the other day by hunting up and killing a boar.\u2014 There has been quite an exodus of lambs and cattlo for the United States market during the past fow weeks.\u2014 The house and out buildings of Rev.Mr.Henderson, Dunham, were dostroyed by five on the 28th ult.The confents of the house were saved.In: sured for $800.\u2014 Dr.Blackstono has rented tho | rooms under West's Photo.Gollory.À much more desirable place for a phy.gician than his former residence.Access being so much casior, as it can bo reached from either street.-\u2014 Mr.Dancosp has fitted up an oyster room in connection with his Grocery and will be happy to sorvo all who may give him a call.\u2014 Tho Rev.M.Macdonald thankfully acknowledges Itaving received ninety dolars as tho proceeds of à donation party and oyster suppor, held by the Congregation in the.Searls School Mouse, on the afternoon and ovening of Wednesday the 4th inst Gene Tom Thumb in Canada.- This cclebrated small man, attended by his wife, one uf the smallest ladies in (he world and still more diminutive sister, Miss Minnie Warren, will give two of their recoptions at tho Town Hall, Stanstend, on Monday Oct.16th, afternoon and evening.While theso well known small people have frequently visited Canada, this is their lirst apponranco hore, and, many who have read or heard of thom but have never seen them, will have an opportunity of visiting tho most perfectly formed small porsons in tho world.Tho ladios are spoken of.ns'bonutiful, graceful und nccomplished, while the Goneral is as lively and joval as over, Their entertainment is quite unextep tionuble and plonsinge, Seo advortise- mont, ~ \u2014 'Fhe story is making the rounds in various papers, that Hayden the wif murderer, attomptod 0 fow days ge Lo hang bimsolf, with hundker.chiofy from un overlay in tho jail, nnd wis discovered in time to frustrate his design and thon confined in n dnnguon below.Tho titel is over since Hayden was committed to jail ho has boon confined in the lower purt.So, fur from atlompting to cummit suicido by hanging himsoil, ho hud simply twisted a handkorehiol so that jt might havo Loun used for u halter if ho hud boon disposal to so use if, bat at tho time thu handkotohiof was dis.covered und taken fiom him, he had not wade nny attempt to take his life, Thoro are no overlays in the part of tha jail where he hus beon confined, except largo blocks of granite cement- od together.Haydon hus been takon to Windsor, Beebe Plain.Several weeks ago a gentleman named Hutchins, and a young man numod Jamos Mitchel, aged 17, both ol Montreul, stopped a day or two hero; tho former in the interests of an insurance company, the latter just starting out in business selling patent curtain stretchers, tucis hammors &c.Mr.Hutchins stated chat the young mun's parents were mueh respected in Montreal and that thoy hud been weulthy but bad recently failed ; henco the necessity for the young man's curying out à name und fortune for himself, Mr.Hutchins also stated that he bad given him many business hints and much good advice, and roluted, as a commondable bit of sharp practice, how they mannged to get the you man through on the train for half fare by understating bis age.This was related as a rich thing by the two, and it now appears Mitchel did not fuil to apprecinto tho value of the: \u201cbuginess hint\u201d thus given him, for week ago last Monday he hired a team of John Harkness, Sherbrooke, to go to Waterloo.Instead of returning, he, at Mansounville exchanged with Mark Keyes, a horse dealer there, for a team of his own.This he drove to this plucorarriving Wednesday afternoon, and putting up at Bacon's hotel, He was very anxious to trade horses with, somebody, but it was too anti quated for this place with the reputation it has for fast and stylish horses, and Thursday ho departed toward Newport, not having effected a Swap.Saturday morning, Honry Magoon, bailiff, ta whom I am indebted for some of tho facts here related, arrived in search of the young thief and May Keye's famous swap, but learned ho had that morning gone toward Bostan on the early train, it being presumed bo hug (liapased of tho horse for cash.Mrs, Skiff of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs.Schon of Hartford City.West Virginia, and Mrs.Nettio Sanford, authoress and editor and publisher of the ladies Bureau, Marshalltown, Towa, are visiting Mr.und Mrs.Alvin House, and\u201d urae.charmed with the beauty and vériety of our scenery.\u2014 Mrs.Sanford says that she is quite enraptured with the vaviagated foliage, and wo zhall, no doubt, see an enthusiastic description of her visit here in her paper, which she promises ta send us occasicnally, BEN TrovATO, Bolton.The Council al its last session passed an amendment to tho railroad bylaw, and operations on the road commenced at Dillonton this week.Business at that place bas revived a £804 deal lately, and seams likely to continue.Mr.Cairns has refilled bis store, and Mr.Bpinney\u2019s meat market is in operation.The socinl nt Peasley Corner was pleasant and interesting.Roadings by the Rev.Messrs.Holmss and Sandor- son, music by the choir and partaking of the \u201cgood things,\u201d provided by Mrs.Holmes, and pleasant conversation, caused tho evenipg to pass swiftly by.Way\u2019s Mills.The public entertainment given by tho Sous of Temperance Friday evening, 29th nit, was, notwithstanding the inclomency of the weather, very wall attended, and good attention paid.The exercises consisted in speaking.reading, singing, declamations, ote., Jumes 1L.Merrill & I, W.Orcutt hold an extonsive Turkey Shoot here Saturday Oct.14th 1876, commoncing at 10 o'clock, a.m.All sportsmen are invited, Game consists in Turkeys, geose, ducks and chickens.The officors of Pleasant Valley Division, Sons of Temperance, for the present guattor aro as follows: W.P., J.A.C.Gage, W.A, Mre.Alico Wilson, R.8, H, M.Rider, A.R.8.Miss Holen Rider, F.S., L.H, Crosby, W.TI, Mies Ella Dolloff, W.Ohap., Rev.L.P, Adams, W.C., L.P.Adams, Jr, À.C., Miss Hattie Reynolds, O.S., L.Richard, I.S., Sumner Clifford, P.W.P., W.T, Rand, H.M.Rider, D.G.W.P.We had a foretasto of wintor here on Sunday lust, by way of a snow storm ; it did not Inst very lang how- over.tGcorgeville.: ; Thrashors say that outs are turning out light.Whoat hardly an average.On the whole the crops are falling considerably below what they promised to bo bofore tho burning suns of August.It 1s all {important that the young should learn how to avoid the most nto vo dis- enses always prevalent in clvilized com- muitos, and hardly less important that men of middle age, aud even those more advanced in life, should understand how tha Jost powers of manhood ma, stored.On theso nnd other kindred mats ters the work entitled \u201cTho Science of Life, or Self-Preservation,\u201d is more lucid than any other mudioal work extant.No less valunble nifd Inatruetive ie **Physiology of Woman and Her Diseases,\u201d as Is also the work on \u201cDiseasca of the Nerves andl Nervous Maladies.\u201d All of these works are published by the \u2018Peabody Modlenl Institute,\u201d Boston.'Thoir adver tisoinent in another column should receive tho attention of all our readers.The Ap- preelation of the medion] faculty for the nuthqr is shown by He fot that an elegant Aud coslly Gold Medal has beon pro- sonted him by the National Medieal As- soëlation.Keyes Cough Balsam is the best in uso.Dr.Colby\u20194 Antl-Costive and Ton!e Plits, Bugar-Ogatod, be re-|.Tho President hus commuted the sentence of Jukos Rehm, Chicago whisky thief, from six month's imprisonment and $1000 fine to three month's imprisonment $1000 fine, and, yesterday morning, Rehm, having paid his fine, was relensed from the county jnil.The commutation was mado in accordance with a potition signed by five hundred citizons representing both political parties and upon tho representations and recommends- tions of District-Attornoey Bangs and Judge Blodgett.Eastern \u2018Townships Notes.A biaco of Yankee\u2019 burglars have been arrested in Toronto.Toronto has an increase of $340,000 over last year.c H.KATHAN.FALL OPENING KATHAN\u2019S! A splendid New Stuck just recelved, DRESS GooD8, SEAL BROWN CASHMERES, BLACK, BROWN, BLUE, SCARLET, &o i\u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c The Governor General has left the Mormons, and is an his Bastward course, Mra.Arthur St.Germain, of Coteau du Lac, presented her husband with threo sons last week.Mother and bags are doing well, Judgment was given in the Port- neuf local election case yesterday, dismissing the pelition against the sitting member, Dr.LaRue.Buranary.\u2014Qn Tuesday night of lust woel the store of Mr.Jumes Tracy on Wellington Street, was entered from the rear, and about $100 worth of ready made elothing stoler, No clue to the thioves\u2014Gagatte, ANopHER.\u2014Sunday night last was signalized by a burglary at Duff & Burton's, on Commercial Square.The thieves offected an ontrance by the reur collar window, and after trying to wrench open the till, made off with a quantity of cheroots, candies, &c, They have not been traced, \u2014 Jb, Cayaup\u2014Twa young mon from Boltou named Androw J, Phifiold and Thos.W, Frost, who stole from Walden 3 8 harness Puige of Magog, \u201cwere arrested by Constable Verbeck, and after examination conducted to the Sherbrooke jail.On Tuasday last before Mr.Justice Rioux they pleaded guilty, and were sentenced to one month in jail with hard labor.Ir ee, A young ohild named Carey fell into a well belonging to its guardian, a Mr.Bayle, at Granby, on the 23rd ult., and was drowned.The Advertiser says that Trefle Mercier, of Waterloo to seek his fortune as a tight rope performer, fell from the wire in a Pennsylvania town tho other day, and was instantly killed, : The exudus of Russian soldiers for Servia has been stopped by the Czar.Baron Lisgar, Governor Genetal of Canada, better known fas Sir John Young, from 1868 to 1872, is dead.Gov.Chumberlain replies to the address of the Democratic Executive Committee and says that ho is in pos- sion of logal evidence as to the extent of the disorders in the State and sustaining the propriety of his course.A letter from D.1.Corbin, U.S, District Attorney of South Carolina, fully sustaing Gov.Chamberlain.Twonty four thousand more troops have been drafted in Spain for service in Cuba, in addition to the sixteen thousand already on the way tothe Queen of the Antilles, Aserious accident occurred on thé 22ult.Tho only daughter of Lewis Hoyt of Magog, a child eight years old, was dangerously hurt.She as first found pear the house, with her hoad badly bruised, and one cheek cut through.She had no recollection of how she was hurt and everything is enveloped in mystery.It is hoped she may bo able to recall the manner of ier injury ; she now lies in a eriti- cal condition.Savannah suffers from yellow fever ag if it were the plague.A membor of à relief association thus descaibes thoir work: \u201cWe are feeding 15,000 persons and nursing about 7,000.The supplies of provisions and money sent us have enabled us to moot immediate.wants but we shall need all the aid you can give us for tho next month or 8p, until frost, to koep the people from absolutely rotting in their houses or on the stroets.\u201d 2, Jacobs\u2019 Rheumatic Liquid Cures Lame Back.An extromely cold winter is pre: dicted, on account of the corn shucks being unusuully thick.Allentown (Pa) boasts an female vogotarian who breakfasts on peanuts and lunches on horse radish.It always geives us plersnro to draw attention to articles which are deserving of publie patronage.Probably no article ever offered to the public has met with the same success as Gray's Syrup of Red Spruce Gum.Personally.we can speak highly of its value as a family cough remedy, having used it with great benefit, The sale of this article has assued enor- «mous proportions.Our advice to the public at large is to try its virtues if they should .unfertunately contract either eoughs or colds.05m6 VIS PAPER 18 ON FILE WITH | va CSA SES > id Ç ADVE R TININGS AC ENT hy VSR RUA Where Advertising Contracts can be made.Masonic Hall,\u2014Stanstead, à.GOLDEN RULE LODGE, KO.4, 7.& ALM.Rogular Communication, Tuesday, Oct.8 I) 16H, \u2014vening Mesting.'U.HINMAN, Seo'y, me BLACK PARAMETTA, BROWN MOHAIRS, SEAL BROWN DANISH LUSTRE, NAVY BLUE, SEAL BROWN COBOURGS, BROWN & BL'K ALAPACAS, BROWN & BL'K BRILLIANTINE, BROCADE GOODS, ITALIAN CLOTHS, | SATTEENS, : _ SERGES, PLAIN & PLAID WINOEYS, .BROWN SULTINGS, Gray Plaid Waterproof, DARK STRIPED \u2019 NAVY BLUE « \"BLACK & GREEN [1 \u2014_\u2014 Ladies Knit White & Colored MERINOS, SHAWLS, PROMENARDE SCARFS, \u201c 4 LADIES CLOUDS, Ladies and Childrens Over Sacks, Childrens Wool Socks, Childrens Shawls.Ladies Silk \u2018lies, Collars, Cuffs, and Ruching, \u2018 ;Kid Gloves, Kid Mitts, Ladies Uunder Wear, » New White and Colored Corvets, LADIES TOILET SETS, Fancy Note Paper, Buttons, Combs, &c.| Handkerchiefs.GREAT BARGAINS IN Towels, Quilts, Wool Blankets, Lace Curtains, Ribbons.Shaded and Plain Wools, Knitting Yarn.NEW BLACK SILKS, Very Cheap.Brown and Fancy Silks.\u2019 SHIRTING FLANNELS, Plain Flannels, Good Stock Tweeds, Gents.Under Wear, Nice White and Plaid Face Scarfs, Gents.Collars, Gloves, &c.- NEW STOCK HATS & CAPS, {Direct from Boston and New York.Clothing, Boots and Shoes.- Good Stock Tapestry and Wool CARPETS, Room Paper, Crockery, and Lamps, FURNITURE.Now Parlor and Chamber Suits, just recelved.Spring Beds and Mattresses EK PAINTS, Oils, &c.All Colors Mineral Paints, White Lead, Varnishes, Japans, Transparent Dryer, Walnut Finish.Shellac Varnish, Demar Varnish, Kerosene Oil, Machine Oll, Castor Oil, Neatsfoot Oil, | Whale Oil, Vacum, Oil Blacking, for Har nesses, Nails, Glass, Putty, Hinges, Barn Door Rollers and Tracks, Iron and Steel, Cable Chain, Bolts and Screws.POWDER AND FUSE.White Wire Clothes Lines.Pork, Fish and Lard, Coarse aud Fine Salt.Ca ÉOo0oxÆK srovnms, and other kinds at coat, to close out.Just received, .- 100 Lbls NEW WHITE WREAT, FLOUR.Na Vadis TWO OARS.OORN,.©\" at \"ONE CAR FINE SEHD.ar + 10,000 Shingle.snegood driving Hirnoss.cessary to enumerate.Fall Fine lot Gents.Ties and Scarfs, | Piles, «| etren Also.à gront variety of artioles not ne- \u2019 gods Bought low for cash, and will be sold -vêry \u201cèhe P| I ;, PROVINCE OF PARLIAMENT HOUSE.Private Bills, ARTIES intending to make application to the V.egislature of the.l'ov= ince of Quebec, for Private or Local Bills, either for granting exclusive privileges, or conferring corporate powers for com.regulating surveys or Loundaries, or fer dofng anything tending to affect the rights or property of other parties, are hereby notified that they are required by the Rules of the Legisative Council and Leg- Islative Assembly respectively, (which are published in full inthe Quebec Official Gazette,\u201d) to give ONE MONTH'S NOTICE of the application (clearly and distinetly specifying its nature and object) In the \u201cQuebec Official Gazette,\u201d in the French and English languages, and also ina French and an English newspaper published in the District affected, and to comply with the requirements therein mentioned sending copies of the first and last of such notices, to the Private Bil, Office of each House, and any pérsons who shall make application shall within one week from the first publiéation of such notice in the \u201cOfficial Gazette,\u201d forward a copy of his Bill, with the sum of one hundred dollars.to the Clerk of the Committee on Private Bills.All Petitions for PRIVATE BILLS must be presented within the \u2018first two weeks\u201d of the Session.BOUCHER ve BOUCHERVILLE, Clk.Leg.Council, G.M.MUIR, Clk.leg.Ass.Quebeo, September 1.1876.1.00 STANSTEAD WESLEYAN COLLEGE, STANSTEAD, P.Q.; Term Commences Wednesday, Sept.Gth, 1876.For both sexes.Six courses of study; Common English, Academie, Teachers Preparatory, Cow~creial, College Pre- aratory (fer young men), and\u2019 Ladies ollesieie.\u2018Tultion 85.00 to 88,00 per term often weeks.Board with furnished room 82,75 per week.Lightand washing 80c¢ extra.Reduction in special cases an to sons and daughters of Ministers.Superior fhstructions given in French, German, Italian, Music.Drawing and Ornamental Branches.Speciu! classes during Fall Term for pupils desiring to teach in Winter Schools.For eiredlars and further information, address Rev.J.M.-DAGAR.M.A., Governor, or BEV.A, LEE HOLMES.M.A.Principal.Stanstead.July 26.1876.94 Sale, Livery & Feed Stable, \u2014ALSO\u2014 Job Teaming.Prompt attention given to unloading cars.ORDERS SOLICITED.Agent for Fairbanks Hay Scales.GEORGE E.NELSON.Derby Liue, Aug.15, 1876.97m3 NOW IS YOUR TIME! Get your Pictures Framed and Silver Plating done at BLOUNT BROS.Opposite Post Office, Derby Line, Vt.They have recently purchased the Framing and Plating business formerly carried on by W.E.Eastman, and also one of his Patent Mitering Machines, which enables them to make a better frame and in Jess than one tenth the time occupied in making them the old way.and on account; of hard times, we will sell Mouldings at low prices WITHOUT CHARGE FOR MAKING, and intend to keep constantly on hand a good Stock of Frames, Chromos, Engravings, Brackets, Wall Pockets, Mirrors, &c.Special attention given to Framiog and Replating.Af] orders promptly filled.BLOUNT BROS.Derby Line, Vt., April 25, 1876.JOURNAL BINDERY, Montpelier, Vt.81 0 J.D.CLARK & SON, BOOK-BINDERS, PAPER RULERS, co -\u2014AND\u2014 ; : \u201c Blañk Book Manufacturers.TAKE NOTICE.\u2018A LL partiesiindebted to us either by P note or book account.that has been standing over three tnonths, must settle the same before the First of October.as we must have the money.By attending to this.at once, you will oblige TI.B.& H.M.RIDER.\u2018Fitch Bay, Aug.21, 1876.98w6 \" PRITENGILLS [IDNEY WORT.2.5 , As à Cure 1dr Piles, it acts first by overcoming in the mildest manner all tendency to constipation, then :| by its great tonic and Invigorating pro- ) to perties, its restores to health the de .| ted and weakned parts.We have hun- \u2018dreds of certified cures, where all else had |: failed.HÆidneoy Complaints of all descriptions are relieved at once, and speedily cured.This wonderful vegetable compound seems intended by nature for the cure of all diseases of the kidneys, caused by weakhess and debits.Its great tonic powers are especially directed to the removal of this class of dis- | eases, and it should be used without delay by every person suffering from weak or discased kidneys, or any: disease of the urinary organs, CONSTIPATION IS CURED: .no matter how severe, or of how long standing.by the uso of this medicine.As a cathartle, it is effective without debill tating, carries off all impurittes, and is at the same time as nourishing and healing as any article of food we eat.We have | certiticatos from some ot the most severe casos of bed-ridden persons, and\u2019 others who had suffered for years without help.Rellef'ls warranted in every case, and by persistent use a cure will surely be effected - Constipation, soreness ant pressure of the bowels Is generally the precursor of some form of disease, and the removal of Which, In « Dither pe or of Whatever axe, y the Kidney Wort.will glve tone an h to the debilitated body, If required, woavlll send a written guaranteo to refund the money if the per son making a fair trial of this medicine for the above diseased, Is nut benefited.Prico 81 per Package.For sale Ly Diuggists, Sent, paid, on ints, Barlington, Vt.a AE Leomon\u2019s Dyes Oolpr Silks.Ieamon's Dyes Color Woolens, -.æamon's Dyes-Color Cottons Ledmon\u2019s Dyes Color Anything, A TE el 0 Pr 8 EE : \"57 VB AN: any ohe addresting the propristors, W | ook Taland, Sept.30, 1876.Richardaon & Ga Bari Pr o\" mercial or other puoposes of profit, for | ~ DRY GOODS; NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY FOR: |: Kilidéy Complaints, Contipsticn, RICHARDSON &;00., | dends to Stockholders, & C.O'RO Py to wait upon the la ies.PEE BROS.are now \u201cmaiiufacturing 37 9 undoubtedly the best Churn made.Call\u2019 \u201cand see them.Tan 4 Stanstead & Sherbrooke COUNTIES Mutual Fire Insurance Company.\u2014\u2014 Orme Deposit Notes.= $700,000.Hstablished in asap.20 Foars axpeorience All losses promptly pald.No claims fn | cbnsuqueutly every.Losses by Lightning.whether flre ensues or wot.are paid by the Mutual.- \u20ac) \u2014 Head Office, Year.Policies in force Proper {y covered.Deposit Notes.Losses 866 2 82.456.034 20 8182,978 03 1874 7,201,506 60 588,010 54 16.777 88 1875 8087 8.180.826 00 685,345 63 44880 78 LT.COL.B.TI.MORRIS, A.G.WOODWARD, President.Sec'y & Treas.,GEO.POMROY, Stanstead.HIRAM HOWE, Barnston.A.A.ADAMS, Coaticook.0 \u2014\u2014\u2014 errs = PATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.The following table will give some; idea of the yrogress of the Com, and the confidence it receives trom the public :\u2014 1.0CAL AGENTS.itigation.The -*Mutual\u201d pays no Divi member gets his Insurance at actnal cost.Sherbrooke, P.0.- \u201c\u2018H, kb KNOWLTON, Migog.E.H.LeEBARON.Hatley.QUARTUS BLISS, Compton.AGRICULTURAL CAPITAL, - - REMOVAL.=; RS.KATE OSGOOD has temoved | her Millinery Goods to Rooms oyer : the Tailoring estab'Whment of Messrs.T.\u20act price willbe paid.as we have received: the agency from our old friend WILLIAM Æ.whde she will be hap- Rock Island, Ang.15, 1876.PRIZE CHURNS.the celebrated \u2018PRIZE \u2018CHURN Rock Island, June 28, 1876.CENTENNIAL The subscriber has opened the : C4 \u201cSpring Campaign,\u201d with a large and well selected Stock of all prices, and intends to make,it an objec for the public to give him a liberal patron age.Call aud see the Stock and get the Prices.Especial bargains in 28 PRINTS, SHETINGS, \u2018 BLEACHED CONTONS, | GLOVES, HOSIERY, - SHAWLS, PAKASOLS, AND FANCY GOODS.Full Vnes fa WOOLENS, , ;: SHIRTINGS, .| OVERALLS.CAPS, UMBRELLAS, OARPBTINGS CLOCES, ; MIRRORS, + ., OROFKERY, ° s GLASSWARE, | West India Goods.CAIN ADA 180 St.James Street, Montreal.\u2014\u2014101\u2014\u2014 .INSURES FARM PROPERTY AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES.done in the Butter trade.| Bitter one and all.but, Tuesdays and Saturdays prefered.NBW AND OLBAN, ki dsof goods generally keptin a conn=| try store, \u2018purchased since the decline it] | TWEEDS, CANADIAN #0; ».[COTTENADES, / Boors, SHOES, \u2018RUBBERS, |LiNa¥ HANDKERCHIEF, PAPHR manGINGs,.1 11\".CC orowss, HOSIERY, 7 oymraTNs [BUTTONS TRIMMINGS, 5 Ae within one hundred miles.INSURANCE CO.vb $1,000,000.Advantages offerea : Ÿ It is confined by its Charter to insure nothing more hazardous than Farm Property and Residences.er ensues or not.It insures Live Stock against death by Lightning, either in the building or on the pre of tho assured.; - .It is a purely Canadian Institution, its business is confined to the Dominion, and is under the management of men who have voted many years to this poculiar - Insurance, and understand thoroughly the Tequiremants of the Farmers as a class., 8 i OFFICERS.Wy.ANcus, President.A.Dessaunixs, M.P., Vice-President.= Ebwarp H.Gorr, Managing Director & See.J.H.Burrs, Chief Inspector.=5-P.OOxSTARLE, Assistan i t Secretagz.SE .2 : \u2018 , - People désiriny Insurance in this * \u201c (Company, \u201cshould be careful abe giving oir Risks to Agents of rival mpanies, who claim the Company they represent to bo the same as, ours.We hear of a great deal of this kind of dishonesty boing practiced on tho publio.BUTTEXE.\u201800D BUTTER wanted atthe June- tion Store, where the highest mark- EATTIE, With instructions not to be out- So fetch your Butter taken in all days of the week; i H.S5.BEEBE & CO.Beebe Plain, May 30,71876.91 a w.\u201c > 4 = ra mr \u2014 ae meee \u2014-\u2014 Lonnoxville, 285 Passumpsio, 3 \u2019 Capleton, 265 Norrisville, 275 E OLD STONE STORE jisé fur s2 mud\u201d 23 Cre Te 8 pl 18 Newbury, 3° \u2018 3 : New =; .AT BEEBE PLAIN, Stanstead, no.13 PT - 55 \u2014 = Coventry.> 189 J cnt 8 60 3 or re 2 00 North Thetrord,\u201d; 3 80° IDE or = South Efrton, 215 2hotford.A ce ERT me Tee West Burke, 250 Pompsnoosut.378 pa \u2014\u2014 Lyndonville, 280 Ni ch, C4007 - Co Jason 280 Wi Fnction.20 \u201cNow is your time to Buy your Goods at-§ 250 i Bo Lei de rices Lower than ever thought: of.Wel Memphremagog House.Bean just what we say.Our stock is\u201d all \u201c and \u2018bought for Cash Down.> We dqu\u2019f\u2018advertise any old Bankrapt or : Shop Worn Goods, But will sell you FRESH.CLEAN, NEW GOODS.plete iu every respect.and will .be sold for a very sinall profit for CASH,OR READY PAY.- \u201c£1 AN wa ask is for you to call and see for | \u201cJ yourselves that we are telling you.the fet Our Stock consists in part of BLACK ALAPACAS, : .GRAY SERGES, es \u201c \u2018EVEN AND BKOKEN -PLAIDS, TYCOON, REPS, - _ AND.STACKS OF \u2018PRINTS, AND.AMERICAN BROWN DUCK, NS BLUE'AND BROWN DENIM § wi ; thai eyer Kn wa before.- BLEACHED: COTTONS;: = 4 FINF LINENS, Tr te to lien We, uve got the best line of.BOOTS & SHOES, for men, women.and children.to be found \"Our stock of Groceries is complete.ThAS, - COFFEE, : yo at if ; GROCERIES, HARDWARE, TOOLS, GLASS, OILS, BRUSHES, - Por dag © Stock of: 5 + [100 Sacke Corse Sat,\u201c 7 ! t +.every barrel warranted.5 100 barrels of .SPRING WHEAT FLOUR; Li Salt, no 50 Sacks Fine Butter Salt It pays all losses caused by lightning, whe- À AND FANCY.GOODS.| CU 00 Barrel of UT WHITE WHEAT FLOUR, .i 14e FROM ROUTE A.c.- North Hatley, 8700 #0 85 9685 Massawlopl, 70 988 6 80 Ayer\u2019s Flat, 68 98 670 Smith's Mills, 646 985 7.05 Stanstead.630 985 7 80 Stanstead June.630 985 73 Newport, 5.80 745 Coventry, 62 1000 765 Barton Landing, 6 33 10 00 7 80 Barton, #60 1000 805 South Barton, 660 10 00 8 05 West Burke, 710 1050 855 Lyondonville.7 40.11 00 8 90 Lyndon, 740 1100 8 90 St.Johnsb\u2019y Ce tre, 7 65 11 50 919 st.Johnsbury, 77 1150 920 -} Pussumpele, 78 1150 985 Norrisviile, 800 1160 9 50 Barnet, 815 1200 9 50 -Melndoes, .825 1200 9:50, Wells River, $60 1200 1000 Newbury, B87 1250 10 00 soutis Newbury, 89 120 19 UV - Bradford, 900 1250 1050 - Fairlce, .98 1800 10350 Bly, + \u201ces, 940 1300 10.50 North Thetford, 9 50 0 1100 Thetford.\u2019 950 1800 1 00 Pompanoosue,.950 1850 1100 Norwich, 4 80 1380 .11 00° White River June.9 50 1360 - 1L 0 3 Ar.\u201c \u201c at Passumpsic Railroad.ROUTE A\u2014Montreal via Passumpsic and South Eastern Railroad.same Route.ROUTE B\u2014Montreal and Quebes, via Passumpsic, South Eastern, Richelley Line Steamers and Grand Trunk Raflway.ROUTE C\u2014Quobes vis Psssumpsic Railroad to Sherbrooke, Grand Trupk Railway to Quebec.; pF The sale of Excursion tickets will 4 sommence Jul the months of August snd September, good to paturn un ollowing prices: Leave Quebec, ontreal RICHELIEU LINSSKIBAMERS, leaye | Montreal daily, ¢xcept Sunday.7 p.Mes Arrive at Quebec 6 30 a.pe bee at4 p.m.\u2018SAGUENAY LINE SITRAMERY leave | Quebec daily, except Sunday and Monday, QUEBEC AND GULF PORT STEAM- .BRS leave Quebec every Tuesday atdpan N.B.LOVERING, Jr.bien.Tickes Agt.© HRT WEOURSIONS | \u2014T0\u2014 # a Montreal and Quebec! 75, | Return Return same Routes und continue during November 1, at the 8.GOING\u2019 NORTH: ; Ac.D.Ex.Mail.N.Pz.New S05-prm.4:55 pm.715 p.m.835 am, ; Montreal: 7 920 s, 290 ; ebeo, 930 a.m, - GOING SOUTH: Ae.D: Ex.Mail.> 780p.æ.» treal oran se ort, das pm.150 pi.705a.m 9 OUR m.Leave Q Arrive at Montreal, 6 add, \u2018lime for\u2019 round trip, 45 hoîtrs.7 a.m.11 E.FOLSOM.süpt.hor 6 h in of he al ch hotel at Sibraltar Point, on the opposite side\u2018ofthe Lake affords every opportanity \u2018for rest and refreshment.SE 45 Lyndonville, Ji uly 1, 1876.93wl2 : Passumpsic Railroad.- LAKE, MEMPHREMAGOGT Trip to Newport, dinner at the Mems The iuterior of the Memphremagog House, during the past winter, has\u2019 through thorough repairing and ishing.drs R scenery not surpassed ou this continent.-| The hotel is under the effective mavage: |:ment of Mr.L.Buck, recently of St Jam Hotel, Boston.- CT SE ee cheaper than nthers are selling their Bank- | _| rupt and Shop worn.Our Stock is com-}- v By BAY A , \u201cat the Memphremagog House, on the i Hival of trains and daring the evening \u2018to 1 + ES f The steam x, Lady of \u2018the Lake, lik other ladies, has copt well \u2018up with\u2018 the fashions and demands of the times and is: © In fiyst class condition in every respect.\u2014 Capt.Fogg is not an old | tited ways happiest when surrounded by sever- dren with whom heis a Retreat at Owl\u2019s Head is one of the most wi abbath Schools pa za {| es A EXCURSIONS \u2014To\u2014 reat Tnducements! Low Bates { remagog House and sail in the beaati=\"- steamer Lady of the Lake all included * tué following very low rates for parties ten or more going same day.; The exterior with its wide veran- ords a view of mountain and lake Music by-the \u2018Orchestra ; e , nor does ever get caughtin a fo).He is never cf answering questions and.is al- hundred Sabbath School chi) eat favorite.The Sylean arming places for a picnic and the new Special arram, ements made = and large E | Ttokings, BROWN coTTONS, | oC \u201c3 $6:nd 40 inch, at bottom prices, cheaper| | Trg SL 2 \u2018A J] atl .kinds.of Carri will receive prompt Attention.Firatol ° worn enomployed.2 : \u201cStatstend Plain, May 5, 1678.\u2018New Paint.Shop.\u2018eubaoriber has opènd à Paint Shoÿ bisthew building, whersorders fur: age and Sign alnting 8 J.8t.PIERRE.31 6, do well to call and >< For Sale; \u2018 the now Grain, Flour & oad Star, : \u2018\u2019Btanstead Plain, \"CAR LOADS OF CORN to artivé Parties in want of 100 bushels or: over got prices.ff, \u2018Also, constantly on | We will sell cheap and use you well.° : Jus Lan elven: bast brands Family Flour.EDITED APPLE, sun aient se or seen Be Sn OTE BUITER TUBS \u2018#0, ; Opposits Easier Dove Ban \"7 ker tonstantly on hand.\u201d Also, | ds Stanstead; July 18, 2 à tite | ed be the best In' general {pa din\u201d Fun 8, * Bbls Dudewell Lime: 10 Too an PT nds of Produce taken in 0904 _Besbe Plalp, June L808.100.Sha; JOO Sack rl Wr change for Goods.vote ec at FOR SALE.= - J Qoarss Balt; Four à Cot mn acte : n DOS TE aus * : y a 8.1 priced.| | : gétighest Ouah Pricèb paid foh Buitér.oO BiCRsORD.mANILY.fin aida ie ANT dore - Pleaso-glvé tisa cAlh it Store formerly.Lm CHINE.ove, Cac be heen nj 5 RER JR 4 goocupled by 8.FRENCH: & C0: 1 Fyoridat.Co 4 \u2018nai Bay | GEO.8.CARPENTER.i: S F AU NISWELEES Derby Line, May 34, 1876, .*te0 CHE Beebe Plain : ! el Lg ae \u201c \u201che religious dogtrines.The Bible is gm book that should be read like other * Piece, and have ninety-eight traces of \u201cthé stems, thit aro as a scullion is differ.cob perfectly dry, will be safe in any \u201cdegré \u201cseëd'cù » ore u out a\"; & the fie d and smack he d out h s hand far tho fee.All the ab.1 f goods will be .SE \u201cot i I 8 above classes of À 1p 8: a 1 1 I ! A : sold at the very lowest cash Our = Belglit of tho stalka is from six to sov- ; \u201cven fest; the ents are eight, ten or|'er;\" and, without o at rt pr gente tré turns # reddish-yeliow color, which to the eye is uns disugiconble as un ovor- dais of nunaito in butter.-Z.os | Jamuson.\u2014 Vi.Watchman, 7 is ndthing in which this ad- Co meme 1 Whig soci on to à greater ad-| Never before, perhaps, in timow of vantage than in tho interpretation of peace, has such à sutprising and im 4ha ; portant change in the-market value of a regular product taken place us in that recently exhibited by the article kerosene, Nearly $10,000,000 were added to the wealth of oil producers in à single day, it might almost be said, and this simply from the appreciation of stocks already un hand.The whole oil producing region was at the sumo time revolutionized, and passed from a state of deadly ivaction to the most intense oxeitemont and agitation.A correspondent, writing from that section, says\u2019 this result was broggbt ubout not, as muny suppose, by specu- lution, but by causes porfoctly natural to trade, and cusily accounted for.\u2018There bad boen, for a year and a half or more, an under production, u great falling off in the amount of stock carried, and a dolay or procrastination in ordering stocks, which tho demands of the trade would imperatively call for.AII these causes combined in one direction, and the result\u2014not foregeen or caleulated upon by those interested \u2014was the increase of the producers\u2019 income by 166 per cent, as it were.\u201cLaye dd Siveside, * - Dommon sense.dt books, in a broad and comprehensive - way.The landscape of truth is like : tlie landscape of nature.Tt is uneven -in its surface.It has its crests and its valleys.Some traths stand higher than others\u2014are more attractive and influential for good than others.There are facts in the Bible record which sre of little value to the soul.They quicken no moral sense; they give vision to no spiritual faculty ; they modify no evil temper; they assuage no grief; they give no inspiration to the plans and purposers -of lite.Re- \u2018citation of those is usôless.Far- *.fetched deductions from thom are of no value.The length of the creution period, the tonnage of the ark, the capillary relations of Samson's strongth, tbe guerilla skirmishes of the Judges, the ram\u2019s horn signals in front of the walls of Jericho\u2014these are questions about which no sensible Christian cares a fig.Belief in them affords no standard of saving faith.They serve no other purpose than to - 1876 THE 1876 EXRIBITION HAS OPENED, B 4 U Buy any more Goods, CORINMEL OF Maple Avenue.You want to call into PIKE BROTHERS \u2018The Largest'and Cho o cee Stk of Ready-Made Clothing, 1, Hats and Caps, and Gents Furnishing Goods, \u2018To be found this side of Boston or Montreal.And hear them uote Prices, \u2014_\u2014 \u2018They have putythem Complete Outfits can be Obtained, Made to Order, in the Latest Fashlen, ENGLISH WORSTEDS, ~ SCOTCH SUITINGS, HALIFAX TWEEDS, BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, Just the thing for Summer travel, OVER COATING, in Gray and Brown Worsteds, very stylish, CLEAR DOWN! DOWN! ! DOWN !! ! Andintend to sell Lots of Goods It is impossible at present to foretell whore this revolution will\u2019 leave the business, as the causes which produced it are still operating.keep alive a speculation which is silly.because it results in nothing practical Outgof .theso old shucks and shells: there germinates no virtue and no grace.What we need as regards tho Bible is a rational interpretation of its history and its doctrines.All ex.! \u2018treme deductions and, inferences weaken the popular faith in the Scriptures, and loosen the salutary hold which, their aggregate teachings have upon \u201cthe popular conduct.To insist that 4 man should believe the incredible, is the very way to destroy ail faith in him.What should be put up before the people is what the people can understand and appropriate to supply -tbeir religious needs day by day.The best way to make the average man reverence the Bible is so to explain it th:it\"it-shall sem a sensible book to Nim.\u201cMaske it to his soul what bread is.to.a hungry man, and he will prize - it.Bring out clearly, brethren, the great life-giving thought of the Scrip- tures\u2014tho thought which puts men in proper relations with God and their fellow men, and you bave made it ap ser the great püurposo for which it # us written.\u2014 Golden Rule.The Rural New Yorker states that the refuse of cheese factories when turned into streams, poisons to a greater or.less degree, the water.In cim&s of drouth and low water, cows may be poisoned by drinking at such streams, resulting in dysentery or othor diseases.One farmer lost in eight years 24 cows and 9 calves, all of dysentery from drinking at a stream containing the refuse matter of u starch factory.Impure water poisons the milk as well as affecting the health of the cows.Sur Herr \u2014As à matier of prac tical philosophy, hargly anything can | be more essential ta tho young than | that they should set out in life with a correct understanding of how largely .they hold their fortunes in their own : keeping.Be courageous, but prudent ; jenterprising, but painstaking ; indus- \u2018trious and persevering ; always re- imembring that the proverb, though fold, is still true, and will never wear out\u2014-Providence helps those who help themselves.The Pedigree Corn, When you saw my.piece of \u201cPedi- grec corn,\u201d refgre I harvested it, you desired to know more of the results.I¢.was ripe fn August.I commenced to out the stalks in the usual way, and sland them in stooks, but the ears were s0 near-the ground that I thought.best.to pick it.The stulks were, on an average, no more than five feet high.The first load I picked and husked out, I saved such ears as wo are accustomed to call good seed oars + \u2014ihat is those well filled out at the ond, with straight rows and a fair, symmetrical appearance.The result of that load was four hundred seed ents; four and one-half bushels of sotind corn, to dry for common use, afd a peck of \u201cpig corn.\u201d I braided the seed ears into traces, with séven-' teen in a trace, and found only one our in this lot that had over eight ~rows\u2014that ear had ten rows part of \u201cthé-way and then finished with eight, © Among the four hundred onrs, there was not ono with half an inch of edb bhishels of blueberries have been taken Prejecting from the small end of the oùt of Cambridge Swamp, in Cons 9.11, arid tho rows were straight and county, N.H., this season.rigalar.I was surprised.Among| othe: eight-rowed corn that I bad \u2018Planted I would find ears with ten rows and twelve rows ; also irregular rows.1 plainly saw that this corn, in three particulars, had fixed character- istice-\u2014cight*Fws, straight row and ears filled ont.I have finished the When flies are about, the Husbandman recommends to take the crystals of carbolic acid: and make a weak olution, which apply to horses, Just pnough to wot the hair, and no flies will trouble them.Tho wash will not discolor the hair.If there are Any skin diseases it will be beneficial.There is nothing botter than this rush to destroy -vermin that annoy borses and cattle.i An observatory is to be built at the foot of Niagara Falls, on the American ide, to enable visitors to view \u201cthe taract without dressing in waterproof suits, , The beautifnl monumental cross, so \u2018richly wrought in marble, which adorns the grave of Fanlly Fern at Mount Auburn, has been sudly marred somo vandal who has poured oil upon it.+ It is estimated that fifteen thousand A.8.Ricker, 6f Waterville, Me., has forty seven Spanish.Merino sheop which produced 885 pounds of washed wool, and the lambs wore sold for from $4 to $10 each.\u2018À 8100 Krss.\u2014Edwin Booth is pro- varbially opposed to having bis pr- vite trampot blown, but à little inci- dant of his overland trip is too good to ing upfor reed in my shed.I( be lost.It seems that in the same weighed three traces, and they weigh.| Parlor car with the tragedian and his 58\" each + ands.86 ench faimily was a lady more remarkable ¢-ench seventeen poundsy s0 each foi tho loudnoes of her style and the + oar weighed a third \u2018of \"a Poñnd.I] oppressive gorgeousnows of her jewel- weighèd threo othor traces, and found ry® than for her refinement.This tho weight half an ounce greater per \u201cWater fly\u201d not only conceived the ear.\u201d The efits.will average about ten M86 intense passion for the pot of the iriched; long.Several butidred more stage, but too especial puins to rake 1nehey, long.Several .buddred more |; manifest\u2014an interest that seemod va in\u2019 the thirty bushels spread\u2019 tof to be only the more inflamed by the yao as gand as those saved, \u201cbut in apparent profound indifferonce of Mr.haste of husking were entirely es her presence, She ropented- stéipféd.\u2018This variety, has na small J stated, among othor things, tha cob, generally, although I fibd a fow shd \u201cwould give a hundred dollars to \"> BEI kiss that divine Booth just once.\u201d At with thick husks and green, sappy Omaha a poor emigrant attracted the Jitention of the iravelors 8s they re- - en n- , in time [turned to the car after dinner.\u201d He ont Irom an.onion.I have in time la année for California, but had _ past sajd, I would as soon have El beon robbed while asleep, and was large éob as a small one, .provided.it.without funds to goon or even pro- is well covered with Gorn,\u201d bit \"upon cure food.Our American \u201cHamlot's\" further consideration I find the smill generosity in days of his_goldon for- cob ig desirable, becanse it dries quick- june if proverbial, Mr.Booth pu his ly, anid makes the risk much less anc 10.his pocket, through shoer swing seed corn.Seed corn upon a ori'i(eixtoon hühdred and sixty-six TN lforde of habit, and without a word handed the poor devil a hundred dol.b lar note.As he did this his eye fell we experience.Büt| Upon his gorgeous admirer, who was pon 8 large cbb, imperfect.standing near.With the sweeping Ly, caved, muy frcze, and onse ue to JIVE OL, Melaroboly Dane he wont fail of a Grôp the next senson.The you say you would give a hundrod dol- cori for \u2018meal is alsd' injared if it lars) to kiss me 2\u2019 The lady was stag.froozes\u2018bofora it is cured.My \u201cpadi.gored for moments but Din the io fre coms\u201d hi your, camo up vary Fr delominaton not bo blued well to my, ideal of 8 perfect corn for thoric purse defiantly.The star de.thin-glimite, and Ljparpose {5 plant | liberately passed his arm around her yj.\u201cCowles\u201d corm-['neck, and giving ber a sounding This was given him.Booth wheeled will give a good yield.in bushels.The \u201cband, saying simply, \u201cThere's anoth- anging his cofinte- twelve.fowed ; the grain is large and nance or taking any further notice of of good color.T havo/ffow bills of | 0 kisses, passed intb the ar.\u201d Evan td that\u2019 when \u2018fio the oifoninstances.a ; + ' 5 - .\u2018 su.\u201d \u2019 a around, forced it into the emigrant's i SILK UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, GENTS HOSE, , in Silk, Lisle Thread and Cotton, BOOTS AND SHOES, Call early and get the First Choice.\u2018PF.& C.O'ROURKE.Corner Maple Avenue.Rock Island, June 5,1876.In the Next Sixty Days.It is worth yeur time to call and see how cheap they are selling DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ASA VE N ; BOOTS AND SHOES, T.W.NURSE, & Co.DEALERS IN COFFINS & CASKETS, of all prices and in all styles.Robes, Shrouds, «oc.on hand or furnished to order.Ready Made Clothing, We keep a large assortment of nice Cas- &e., &e., &e.kets of all sizes and can trim them at short notice, at the lowest prices.Rooms under CARPENTER\u2019S DRUG STORE, Rock Island.71 Rock Island, Feb.15, 1876.Flour and Grain Store.\"THE undersigned will keep always on hand a large Stock of the Best Brands of Flour.and will seil Wholesale or by the Single Barrel to any one wanting Flour.I shall also keep CORN and other grain for sale in any quantity.all for sale at very low rates and for cash only.I have come to the conclusion that I had better sell to the people cheap and get my pay.I have had enough ofthe other way doing businoss.H.LOVELL.Rememberthe place, Old Spalding Store, ROCK ISLAND, Q, 35,000.HE DAILY AND WEEKLY editions of the MONTREAL STAR have now (it is estimated) an audience of Conticoek, Dec.6, 1875.62 One Hundred \u201cand Ninety-five Thousand \u2014_ es Beaders.which, makes, them (he most widely circulated and inflnentia newspa- BLACKS M ITH I N c.pers published in Canada.68y1 HE undersigned ha- -cased the Shop known as the Morrill Shop in the old Tannery building, where he will attend to all kinds of Custom Work, such as Carriage Ironing, Horse Shoing, &e.Special attention given to HORSE SHOEING, and interfering, overreaching, bad feet &c., &c., remedied.~ Prices moderate.YOUNG PARAGON.EN \u2018This Horse will make the season of 1876 as follows: Russell\u2019s Stanstead.on Mondays in the forenoon, at Derby Line, Saturdays, the remainder of the time at my place, known as the LUCIUS KINGS- BURY place en the main road from Derby Centre to Derby Line, where I shall be pleased to showhim to anywho may call on me; also, one of his colts.3 years old.will be at Derby Line on Saturdays, \u2018which we challange the County to beat at his age and handling.Good accommodations for mares at the owner°s risk.Terms as usual.8.M.WORTHLEY.Derby Centre.fMay 30, 1876.88 PUBLIC .NOTICE.\"TRE vndersigned having recently acquired control of the Frrcu Bar HEARSE for the ensuing year, would re- spectfully- announce to the Shareholders and the public generally.\u2018that be will keep constantly on hand a complete assortment ef Coins and lCOasltets, which will be fitted up in the latest and most approved style.at the lowest pose sible prices, and delivered on short notice.COFFINS & CASKETS also made to Give me a trial.CHAS.FULLER.Rock Island, April 10, 1876, 79 Wanted at the Stone Store.À N unlimited quentity of first quality BUTTER in tubs.for which the highest cash price will be paid.ELDER & TINKER.Beebe Plain, Aug.1, 1876.95 Lime! Flour! Corn! WHEN you go to Ayer\u2019s Flat.be sure and call at the Station, and buy your FLOUR, LIME, CORN.PORK, MEAL, & SALT, which you will find at all times cheap for cash.A.W.PARKER.Ayer\u2019s Flat, June 7, 1876.87m3 50,000 Ibs.sperial order on short notice.A liberal OF wooL WANTED share of public patronage solicited, At WAY\u2019S MILLS in exchange for Cloth.0.N.CLIFFORD.Custow Carding, and Carding and Spin-| Fitch Bay, March 13.1876.7% ning, Cloth Dressing, and Woolen Manu- facturing, done to order, & À.WAT.HOU SE P AINTING ! Way's Mill, May 15, 1876.84 TEE 8 véeribers would respectfully In- ñ form the citizons of Stanstead, Derby sine, and vicinity.that they are prepared PLOUGHS.to do all kinds of yare prepared H %BR0K SIDE HILL AND WOOLLEY Ploughs, also, Plough Castings and Repairs of all kinds, can be found at HOUSE PAINTING, including Graining to imitate all kinds of wood, Glazing.Glossing, Marbling, and Filling hard wood; also, Kalsomining, Paper Hanging, Ornamenting.and painting Furniture of all descriptions.We are willing to work Cheap, and will do all work enfrusted to our care in n thorough and workmanlike mammer.Orders left at the Rock Island House wiil receive prompt attention.J.W.LIDDELL, A.J.SEVERANCE.- Rock Island, Oct.27.1875.50 TAKE NOTICE.L.N.& R.GARDINE, wie continue to carry on the PIKE BROS.Rock Island, May 30, 1876.NOTICE.OTICE is hereby given to all per- 80ns not to trespass upon the North half of Lots No.16 and 16 in Range 11, also, No.18 in Range 10, including the Pinnacle and the Pond known as the the Lit tle Pond, in Barnston.Any- one tres passing upon the above will be presecuted to - the full extent of the law.J.P.BALDWIN, Barnston, Aug.14, 1876.97y1 HARD TIMES NO MORE.WE the underbigned would reepect- fully inform our customes and the public generally.that we are constantly recelving a good supply of FRESH & WELL SELECTED 600DS, Tanning & Currying Business, Harness making, and Boot and Shoes Business as former,y, and at the same bought with cash.f Yontrod! ond B.vince We nave on hand a good stock of ought with cash,from Montreal and Bos- A ton EB natkets, which we are selling for HARNESSES, cash or ready pay, at prices to make you HALTERS, forget hard times.js Always on hand a BRIDLES, &e.ood assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Boode, Ready-Made Clothing.Groceries, Provisions, Crockery :and Glass Ware.Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes, Paints, Bolle and Raw Linsed Olls, Machine Oil, Putty, Glass, Nails, Timothy, Clover, and Garden Seeds, Patent Medicines, and in fact a very much larger assortment than is usually found fu & country store.Which wil be sold at very low prices.Orders for any work in'this line promptly attended to.\u201d Also.a good stock \u201cof Mens, Ladies.und Children\u2019s Boots and shoes, as low as they can Le bought elsewhere The public are requested to call and see for themselves.J.N.& R, GARDINE, _Fiteh Bay.Nev.12, 1875, Massawippi Valley Rallway Bonds, À FROFIVABLE Investment for U, rices.motto 18 still \u201cquick sales and small prof- ts.\u2018Phanking our many patrons and friends for their past patronage, we solicit a continuation of the same, and invite public inspection of our goods.We remain yours 8.Currency.For sale br very \u2018obediently, : A.P.BALL, £ B.& H.M.RIDER.E.T.Bank, .Fitoh Bay, April 26, 1876.81 Stanstead, May 10, 1876.88 * - .- + * =i 2, % \u2019 -.ra \u2018ers, by the Mutur! Li \"J.M.CHAPMAN'S OFFIONS AT STANSTEAD, Q., & DERBY LINE, VT., Æjoprosents the following Com panics.\u20140\u2014 STOCK DEPARTMENT.Royal Canadian Fire Insurance Company, Live | & London & Globe, + Provincial fusurance Co.tadacong » * of Montreal, London, England ** Toronto, ** Quebec, Haron \" .Hartford, pear artfor: s * artford, Conn.Isolated Risk & Farmers + Cunada, Peoples » 6 * Newark, N J.Lycoming \u201c ** Muney, Penn, Miliville \u20ac 8 + Millvli]e, N.J, \u2018I'raders \" * Chicago, FI, Home & Banking + Galveston, Texas.MUTUAI, DEPARTMENT, Niagara District, Hastings , Beaver & Toronto, Cuneda Farmers Victoria .I have arrangements made to enable me to write lines from One toïFive Hundred Thousand Dollars on all classes of special hazards.Any orders sent me by mail will huve prompt attention.I also represent the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New York, and submit the annual statement below, also, a number of policies showing the dividends.e J.M.CHAPMAN, General Agent.St.Catharines, Ont.of Belleville, Ont.Toronto, Ont.* Bamilton, = be .+ 0 STATEMENT OF THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.F.S.WINSTON, | BER Q ANNUITY ACCOUNT.\u2018 9 - - ; \u2018 .No.In force Jun, 1st, 1875 Ne.Aun Pas In force, Jan.1st.1876, 55 Ann.Pay°ts Issued 9 4,224 30/|l'erminated, 3 $27,065 72 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 211 58 88 | $30,877 30 $30,877 40 +! INSURANCE ACCOUNT, - .No.Amount.No.Amount.In force, Jan, 1, 1875 90914 $301.928,720|[n force, Tan.1, 1876 92,393 8305.057 221 New Risks 9,842 34,905,100( Terminated 8,363 |.31.776605 100.756 | 8986,883,526 7 2836,898 820 Dr.REVENUE ACCOUNT, Cr.To Balauce from last account $69,157.411 SIHBy pd Death & Endowment ** Premiums received, 16,731,970 49 Claims, $4,385.08 28 ** Interest and Rents, 4,668,998 16/| + - *= Annuities, 25,252 60 ** * Dividends, 3,339,663 67 ** * Surrendered Policies and Additions, 4,724,893 79 ** \u2018+ Commissions (payment of current:and extinguish- ment of future) 762,365 09 ** Expenses and Taxes, 706,198 1 Balance to New Account, $75,414,923 - $89,558,378 Zl | $89,568,370 Dr.BALANCE SHEET.Te Reserve at four per cent.874,167,274 57, * Claims by Death, not Cr.16 4 By Bonds & Mortgages, $60,071,189 91 yet due, 652,245 85/1 ** United States and New ** Premiums paid in advanee, 80,179 78 York State Stocks, 9,004,97113 ** Contingent Guarantee Fund, 250,000 00/| \u2018* Real Estate, 3,672,655 41 ** Undivided Surplus, 3,730,494 81(| ** Cash in Banks & Trust Companies at interest, 8,850,255 76 \u2018* Interest accrued, 1,177,105 25 ** Premiums deferred,quarterly & semi-annual, 1,032,495 41 \u201c* Premiums in transit.prin- \u2018elpally for December, 111,369 50 ** Balance due by Agents, 10,152 34 $78,830,194 71 $78,830,104 71 From the Undivided Surplus a Dividend will be apportioned to each Policy which shall be iu force at its anniversary in 1876 \u20140\u2014 I huve carefully examined the foregoing Statement, \u2018January 18, 1876.- NOTE\u2014By act of the I'rustees the membership of this Company is limited to one bundred thousand insured lives.and find the same correct.ISAAC F.LLOYD, Auditor.\u2014-\u20140 DIVIDENDS.Those who are already policy-holders in the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, are aware of the advantages of membership, and of the annual return which they receive for the surplus derived from their premiums.But a new applicant for Life Insurance is seldom possessed of information suilic- ient to enable him to form a correct judgment as between companies.He perhaps knows of the stauding of three or four cempanies, and believes them to bè safe.If he happens to have friends who are insured in them, he can profitiby thelr experience, and ascertain if there is any difference between them in regard to Dividend systems or results.Often, even this source of information is lacking.For the bene- | fit_ of this class of insurers, we submit the following remarks and i lustrations : Dividends (so called) in a Life Insurance Company, are merely the return of surplus premium paid.\u2018The provision made in the premium for the reserve, for the current year's claims by death, and for expenses, may either, or all of them, prove to be larger ths.n was necessary.The excess or surplus (commonly called;Dividend) is returned by the Mutual Life Insurance Company at the end of each year.The following T'able shows what was the Dividend of 1876 on thirty-three policies issued by the Compahy in thirty-three different years, and the Present amount insured by each policy.I'he persons insured were each aged thirty-five in the year when the policies were issued.None of them ever used any Dividend, but paid full prem- ums every years.0.Thirty-three Policies now in force in the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM- ¥ PANY, issued in the years 1843 to 1874, inclusive.con Amount of Policy $10,000.Age 35 in each case.Premiums paid in full as stated.No Dividends ever used.LIFE PLAN.ANN TAT.PREMIUMS.Year Premium Cash Difference Excessof Additions to when the paid in 1875 Dividend of or net outlay Dividend the Policy Policy 1876 for the year oyer for all was issued | Premium | Dividends 1875 9263 80 $65 26 $198 54 168 30 1874 263 80 69 26 194 62 « 8208 40 1873 263 80 73 33 190 57 517 55 1872 263 80 77 90 185 81 741 0G 1871 263 80 82 88 180 92 972 35 1870 263 80 87,82 175 98 1.178 33 1869 263 80 04 36 169 45 1,572 37 1868 263 80 100 61 103 19 1,803 02 1867 *208 70 110 45 168 64 2431 76 1866 208 70 117 52 151 18 2,772 08 1865 268 70 125 03 143 67 3924 83 1864 268 70 132 67 186 03 3,450 78 1863 2063 70 141 01 126 79 8.921 55 1862 268 70 154 55 114 15 4,728 82 1861 268 70 167 70 101 00 5.524 98 1860 268 70 178 82 80 88 6,027 18 1859 268 70 192 28 76 42 6,026 42 1868 208 79 202 04 66 66 6,083 28 1857 268 70 216 90 52 80 7,620 70 1856 268 70 228 84 39 86 8,109 06 1855 .208 70 243 34 25 30 8,701 90 1854 268 70 257 39 11 31 9,198 87 1853 268 70 277 40 88 70 10,018 80 1852 275 00 302 98 27 98 10,466 10 1851 275 00 307 80 32 80 11,008 60 1850 275 00 323 45 47 45 11,881 45 1849 275 00 387 60 62 90 11,773 90 1848 276 00 352 70 77 70 12.127 50 1847 275 00 369 00 94 00 12.546 10 1846 275 00 888 71 118 71 12,789 20 1845 273 00 403 37 128 87 18,452 40 1844 275 00 426 60.151 60 13,871 72 1843 275 00 455 80 180 80 14.979 70 *The rate of premiums was reduced in 1858.and again In 1868.By adding 810,000 to each of the sums given inthe Inst column, the present amount insured by each policy may be found.The policies issued prior to the year 1858, have a Cash Dividend greater than the annual premium.Distinctive F'eatures.\u20181.Tt is a purely Mutual Compacy.There are no stock holders td olaim or receive any portion of the surplus arising from the premiums paid by pollcy-holders.Its affairs are managed by the representatives of the policy-holders themselves.2.The investments are by charter restricted to the several kinds mentioned In the \u201cBalance Sheet\u201d given herwith, It has no premium notes; no loans upon collater- als; no Railroad 8jocks or Bonds, nor speculative property In any form.Perfect security is the first object sought.8.In its business, the greatest care Is excrelsed In the selection of lives, and none but sound, healthy persons, with good family history, are Knowingly accepted.4.Finally, every proper effort is made to reduce the cost of Insurance to the poll ¢y-holder.In respect to this subject, it Is no idle boast, nor for the purpose of dee preciating other companies, to say that the average return of surplus to poliey-hold- e Insurance Company of New York, has been groater than sny other \u2018company in the world.result ie, that the net anpual ontlay, for a given amount of Ins rance, is loss GENERAL INSURANCE AG:SMUY, | | DON'T TALK ABOUT ETARID TIMEE! , For You can buv more 3oods At A.T.fosters, {Than in any ober Store in the Country, FOR LESS MONEY! \u2014î- - My Stock cousists of everything usually .| kept in a Country Store, Black aud Colored Silks, Bluck Alpucus, Rep Goods, shawls, Suitings, All Wool Plaid.Cambrics and Prints, 1 have n few Dress Goods that will be sold CEE BAP.Ladies, Misses, und Childrens Plain und Striped Hose, Ladies and Children Fleece Lined und Kid Gloves, ladies Under Vests und Pants, Nubias, Lexington Hand Made Hoods.Ladies Collars and Cuffs, Faney Ties and Silk Hdkfs, Fels skirts, \u2018I'able Linen, Wool Table Covers, Napkins, Linen Hdkis, Towelling Crashes, Bro.und Bleached Cottons, cheaper than ever before, Gents, Shirting Plannels, Outside and under (Shirts & Drawers, Buck, Kid.& Sheep Lined Gloves & Mit- ens, Overalls.Over Coats, & Clotimig, Elue mixed Lun- bridge Yarns, A.LL, Morrison & Bros.Bull Yarns.Cotton Batting, warranted full weight.Mens and Boys Long Wool Tippets, Hats, Caps, and Furs, terrible cheap and ,alarge assortment of Horse Blankets & Lap Robes.1 make a speciality of Ladies, Misses and Childrens Boots, Shoes.and Rubbers, MENS D.S.& T.THICK BOOTS, These cannot be beat.Mens Kip and Calf Boots, Overshoes and Rubbers, Mens and Boys Rubber Boots and Rubber Coats.every description.Lam headquarters fer Carpenters Tools Of every discription, Baily\u2019s Put.Iron and Wood Planes, the best in the World.NAILS, IRON, GLASS, PUTTY, ROJLED AND RAW OILS, PURE:WHITE LEAD, TURPENTINE, VARNISH, JAPAN, DOWNER'S KEROSENE OIL, FLOUR.every barrel warrented, BUCKWHEA™ FLOUR, OATMEAL, GENUINE COD FISH, pot Salmon, Smoked Hallibut, Sugar Cured Hams.Pork.Lard, Finnan Had- des, Sweet Potatoes, Onions, Cape Cod Cranberries, Tea, Pure Java Coffee.both Roasted and Raw, Tobacco, Spices, Glass and Crockery Ware, cheaper than ever, You canbuy more goods with less money than at any other Store in this Country.Come and try.Derby Line, Oct.25, 1875.AGENTS WANTED.8 Good responsible Agents wanted to sell the DOMINION WIRE MATTEESS.For further particulars apply to GEO.GALE, Smith\u2019s Mills, Q.Smith's Mills, Sept.21, 1875.51 ST.LEON WATER À Fresh Lot for sale atthe GILMAN BUILDING.Derby Line, by A.II, PARKER.Derby Line, Sept.1, 1873.a9 City Bank, Sherbrooke.GENERAL BANKING.Discount Daily.Drafts granted on Montreal and New York AMERICAN CURRENCY DEALT IN.STERLING Excn.BOUGIIT & SOLD.Sterling Bills of Exchange Issued negotiable throughout Great Brituin and Ireland.for any sum.AGENTS IN LONDON.-Alliance & National Banks.Collections promptly attended to at low- ; est rates.Interest allowed on Current Accounts and Deposits by arrangement.A Savings Bank Department, Interest allowed on deposits of 85.00 aud upwards, at & per cent.per.annum, Compounded half-yearly, and may be drawn at any time.with interest from date of deposit.Bank hours - 10 to 3.Saturdays - 10 to 2.On Friday and Saturday evenings, the Bank will be open from Üto 8 to receive deposits.Wat.ADDIE, Agent.Sherbrooke, Feb.8, 1876, 70 #Dominien Wire Mattress! Elastic, Noiseless, Durable; ALWAYS RETAINS I'S SHAPE.A PERFECT BED.MANUFACTURED AND SOLD BY GUO.GALE, GALE'S MILLS, P.O.Address, SMITHs MiLLs, I\u2019.Q.38y1 Important to Inventors, Models Made, Crude Inventions Perfected and Patents Ob- tnined in the United States, Canndn, nnd Foreign Countries.THOSE desiring the services of n roli- able Mechanical Englneer and Draughtsman, should apply to PF.A, WiswELL's Patent Agency.\u201d Mr.W, has had fourteen years experience in Model making aud experimental machinery, and five years as Soliclior of Patents; ho can therefore give valunble assistance to those who are working out Inventions.Examinations made before application to avoid slmilar patents, if desired; thus enabling the inventor to alter his invention, or prevent further expense, 'Fhoge desiring models made will only need send a rough sketch with an explanation of it.Every information given on cppiteatton free.All business strictly contidentinl.No charge for service unless successful, Address F.A.WISWELI, Bosbe Plain, Stanstead, Shelf Hardware of oe Es = a No.4 Bulfinch St.Boston, (Opposite Revere House.) 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