The Stanstead journal, 30 septembre 1880, jeudi 30 septembre 1880

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vor, ie whi nature and.truthfulness, Tol lariia Roo Bar = oo to hide Preis nt a A jab ni0 ame 8 tel! to \u201chide dut hi ot 0 da\u201d | yor'shis under\u2019 fo olo's, 10° dg \u201cLaw l1 \u201cPhilip Swarts; set\u201d tiki: on so sha F500 ramos,\u201d add ho Not ua This Hor James Delavhp, at\u201d a\u2019 Kansas Swarts,\u201d tho imprisonell\u201d dudionce.\u201d \u201cBut the\u2018 day agli Le 0 ust dotagilicie in HW, raat) 3 here just tose: ithal nothing:~happened io ; when: J, a ; brik Bn Even the wisos a gOTDA For.examp ley, the.phi to havo shot ne end of Lindidns and buf-|-childven, apparently: still gaging at; the ight a faloes.Of course, jou \u201cKnow, \u2018wheroeilstage, whigh was :a, sheet of flame.2 A \u2018bine; 0 there are so many as thoro ; Säni| Rescue had come too Jafo._ \u2018The bud- Btowing \u201cmé : Et bean Francisco and\u201d Niagara, 8id-all\" those | den\u2019 smokd, filling (he orowasd bila: fully! less/ewhes!golngihis-rouiit places, a pliicky follow might.do\u2019 tht.| ing, hud stifled\u201d the viariire aiiilionto.Koupo his ustomers, stopped.ab But ha has sotually ied io {make \u2018ys Not one was saved, - oor: and.knoe eu.Abo.jules illtn exclaims, \u201cWii (5d ag ihawdiied, 4 ie of :thot#/sieoess Lo thejofiposition( they} ware, \u2018 cg # Lake à ed, Asta Th % coyey; jou ge Pda da V5 phigh iDiniic dem} 5 young: pustl wh ato: pol apeun,F\" sta, A gentle would havo bolieyed that, ] deka corivilité nitentiaiy hodpital at Bl 4 Hope ouvin the 'piithe 3 F Ë tim of pro: tracted spree, during # fol Fite nad child wore vompelled to beg their trois; u lived iuzthe, i 53 00 up th | yalion et His wie mos shay an the o \u2018ho knew that he be Ty Wellihjolt fasion 4 Athos niinise wore Philip sad Frid und Chis.brothor.= politi fears of politicul influsseu:F EE re eV false Ti AWA uo is fig [8 Fes Ere Der AE BE i 2413 AW The Stanstead Journal.THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1880.Tae Pacrrio Rainway\u2014RuMoRs, &c.,\u2014Sir John A.Macdonald and Mr.Caron, M.P., arrived at Quebec on Mopday morning, Sir John leavipg for Ottawa at once.Mr.Duncan Mcln- tyre, one of the Pacific syndicate, isau- thority for the statement that there are no Americans in the syndicate unless Canadians aro classod as Americans.\u2014 The syndicate is composed of English, French and Canadian capitalists.He gave no information in regard to particulars, and stated that none would be given until the matter was laid before Parliament.The hints and statements of the London Times and Toronto Globe, wero purely conjectural.Hon.L.S.Huntington and Geo.Stephen are said te bo members of the Canadian portion of the syndicate.Hon.J.H.Pope was in Montroal on Monday.It was reported that an important Cabinet Council was to be held on Tuesday afternoon, when the question of calling Parliamont together earlier than usual would be decided.At a banquet given by the Conservatives of Russell to Mr, A.J.Barkor, M.P.P., the Hon.John O'Connor, in a speech, roferred to the Pacific Railway matter, and said that the negotiations had been bronght to a successful termination with a powerful syndicate, who had the means, who had given the necessary guarantees and who were ready to construct the Railway and run it for all time to come.They were not to coustruct merely in one direction or another, but the whole Pacific Railway as an integral part of the original agreement \u2018between Canada and British Columbia in 1878.He also stated that the syndicate had to complete the road and havo it in complote running order by tho\u2018end of the year 1890, according to the original agreement between Caun- -and British Columbia, thereby car- Tying out the pledged faith of the \u2018ébüntry, saving hor honor and doing justice: not only to British Columbia \u2018but to the Mother Country.So far as terms were concerned he was not prepared to state, but would say that the contract was in its terms move fuvor- \"able than he for one could have thought possible two months ago.In conclusion he said Parliament would meet in a\u2019few weeks and perhaps in a few days to consider the proposal.At a public meeting held in Coati- cook last week, presided over by Lewis Sleeper; Esq., for taking into consideration the financial position of the village.Geo.O.Doak, Esq., proposed a scheme by which he thought the taxa- \u2018tion of Coaticook could be reduced.He proposed (1) to get the village incorporated a town by act of Parliament.(2) To take advantage of the opportunity and take power to pay off the debts of the municipality at par, with the exception of the amounts due, and which may become due to the Cotton Co.(3) Todo this, make provision for issuing bonds to the amount of $25,000 at 7 per cent.interest and sinking fund, to meot the present value of the Tolley and Lovell bonds, and also to issue bonds from year to year at 6 per cent.for ten yoars to meet tho payments which become due to tho Cotton company.(4) To establish a market on Compton street, from which a revenue of $150 or $200 a year could be derived.Mr.Doak contended that the adoption of these plans would reduce the taxes from 14 mills to 10 \" mills or loss, and save next your $2,- 780.The present annual liability for interest and sinking fund was stated to be $4,860, including cash payment of $1600 to Cotton company.After some discussion, it was moved by J.Thorn- \u201cton, Esq., secondod by H.R.Richard- gon, \u201cThat the proposition to incorporate Conticook as a town and to fund the debt at a lower \u201crate of intorest and extending the terms of payment for the same, made .'by-Mr.Doak is in the interest of the \u201c vate-payers of this municipality and \u201c - Ought at onco to be acted upon by Municipal Council of this village.\u201d Af \u201cter faither discussion, this resolution was adopted.A suggestion was made that the corporation ought to take \u2018$7,500 stocir in the proposed beet sugar : \u201ctébfoly; but ît did not receive the sane- _ tion of the meoting.From a short cor- .;respondence published in the Observer +it appears that Dr.Ives and Mr, Doak - haVe a \u201clittle unpleasantness\u201d growing Sat of tlie meeting.\u2014 ~The Montreal Gazette of Tuesday contains a letter from Mr.Georgo F@bidon Dustin of Halifax, on the sub- ajeot.ef the culture of tho beet root in .zthé.Dominion, which will be interest ig to\u2018férmers.Mr.Dustin says: \u201cI have in the most thorough and practical manner studied this impor \u201ctant subject\u2014grown the sugar beet on ¥ own farm here and got the farmers \u2018Othér parts of the province to do tho ES same, and I afn bound to state, thus + publicly, that there are cnormous dif: ficulties to be \u2018overcome before the en- -.terprise can succeed in the Dominion.These difficulties are indeed so great .and so numerous that I fear tney are unsuimountable, Ono thing is quite .certain, unless the sugar makers can - afford to pay the farmers at least sev- .en dollars the ton, ef 2,000 1bs,, for the reots delivered at the sugar factories, \u201cithe business will not succeed and will \u201cA sure to result in complete failure to il'toncerned.: \u201cXt -1a topdited that special census pe \u2018agents Who have returned from South \u2018Quitlina, have -dictovered .extensive *fraudà in the retumns of thèFrensus Érétn thint State.\u201cTho Canada Health Journal\u201d is the title of & monthly publication, in magazine form, published by Edward Playter, M.D., Toronto, and dovoted to a discussion of questions affecting the public health, air, water, food, sewerage, drainage, clothing, &e., à publication much neodod, and should be read ospecially by modical practitioners, as well as people generally\u2014 Terms $1.50 por year.Address Canada Health Journal, Toronto, Ont.Prof.F.E.Lucy Barnes who was for a number of years assistant Organist in Christ Church, Montreal, but recently became associate organist in Trinity Church, Now York, committed suicide in Montreal on the 21st inst.by shooting himself through the head.Ho was employed as organist at the Exhibition.The Montreal Fair was a great suc- cuess in its exhibits, in the attendance of visitors and in a pecuniary way.\u2014 The Witness estimates that at least a million of dollars was left in Moutre- al by visitors, including the purchases of goods.The Citizens\u2019 Committee, who had anticipated a deficit are pleasantly disappointed in finding quite a surplus to their credit after paying all bills.Visitors have ono subject of complaint in regard to the Exhibition brildings, and that is the narrowness of the passages.A person onco caught in the crowd, must go forward, borne by the pressure, an uncomfotable position in a warm day, and ontirely precluding the possibility of examining the exbibits on either side.Then again, those who could only stop one day, and were so unfortunate as to be thero on Tuesday, when His Excellency the Governor General was there, were shut out from the build ings entirely.There isa deal of \u201cred tape\u201d in the world, but it is rather out of place ut a Fair where of necessity everybody is just as good as anybody.if they behavo themselves.The Emperor of Brazil and Lord Dufferin both passed through the exhibition buildings at Philadelphia on the same day without exciting any more notice or attention than ordinary people, and they enjoyed their freedom from in mingling with the people.Tue Granp Lopce oF Masons of the Province of Quebee, held its eleventh annual session at Montreal last week.The following officers were elected and installed for the ensuing year : Grand Master, J.H.Graham of Richmond, re-elected.Deputy Grand Master\u2019 T.P, Butlor, Montreal.Grand Senior Warden, Hobart Butler, Bodford.Grand Junior Warden, John Shaw, Quebec.District Deputy Grand Masters\u2014 Montreal District, Joseph Mitchell ; Quebec District, Edison Fitch ; Bedford District, C.A.Hill ; St.Francis Dis- triet, E.R.Johuson ; Ottawa District, Arthur Lyon, M.D.Grand Treasurer, J.Montreal.Grand Registrar, John Massie, Jr, Cowansville.Grand Secretary, J.I.Isaacson, Montreal.Grand Tyler, Isaac Richardson.On Board of General Purposes.\u2014M.M.Tait; J.B.Charleston, J.P, Martin, and Frank Edgar.H.Starnes, Silas M.Waite, the fate Prosjdent of the Brattleboro, Vt., bank, who absconded last Spring leaving that institution worse than bunkrupt, was arrested at Omaha a few days since, and arrived at Brattleboro on the 23rd, in charge of officers of the law.After an interview with his family, he was removed to Newfune where ho was committed to jail.Detective Shields, of New York, worked up the case, tracing Waite through his wanderings in the West to Omaha, where he was captured at the house of his brother- in-law.His son had sent $10,000 to Omaha a few days previous in part payment for a large cattle ranch purchased by Waite and his brother-in- law, Lyman Buck, He claims that the money was raised by young Waite and is his property.There are some six indictments hanging over Waite.The October elections in the U.8.will commence in Georgia on the 6th, when State officers and a Legislature will bo chosen, The latter will elect a United States Senator, Indiana will elect on Tuesday, Oct, 12, Stato officers, Representatives in Con- gross, and a Legislature, which will choose a United States Senator.Ohio will elect on JTuesday, Oct.12, minor State officors, Representatives in Congress, and a Logislature, which, in the case of the election of Gen.Garfield as President, will choose a United States Senator.West Virginia will elect on Tuesday, Oct, 12, State officers and a Legislature, which will choose a United States Senator.As in Georgia, the Representatives in Congross in West Virginia will bo elected on Tuesday Nov.2.Several capitalists from Chicago and olsewhero havo combined and propose to build a rajiway running from Chi cago to the city of Mexico, to bo known as the Chicago, Texas and Mexican Central Railway.Jonpon, Sept.27.-\u2014A dispatch from Berlin says that Montenegro has asked for a stponement of action against Dalcigno beyond Yednosday in order that she may complete her Armaments.CErringe, Sept.27.\u2014Riza Pasha has notifed Princo Nikitg that if the Mon- tonegrins assume the offensive, Turkey will regard it as an act of war.To the Editor of the Stanstead Journal: Sir, \u2014The Sherbrooke Gazette in its Inst issuo refors to tho report of the Seeretary-Treasurer of the Stanstead Co.Agricultural Society, and quotes that portion of it which refers to tho rain and other demonstrations, us a cause for the decrease of attendance and cxhibits this year, in a snuering manner, as theugh rain, un circus at Stanstead, and the Dominion Show, would have no influence upon the attendance or exhibits at the County show.The writer of the article as sorts that \u201cthese aro at best but puor excusos for the more than useless expenditure of public money.\u201d He also asserts that the country has outgrown these County shows and calls upon this Society to join those societies desirous of forming a District association.Wo all understand that there is a strong effort being made to organize a District association whose annual fair would be held at the city of Sherbrooke, and which, while it would uc- comodato the agriculturalists and man- ufucturers within a radius of twelve or fifteen miles of Sherbrooke, would at the sume time help to aggrandize the city, and be u pecuniary benefit to ils business men.But to seek to advance such interests by destroying others of a similar character, which are still useful, and which the country has not out- grown\u2014as asserted\u2014and the public interest in which has not abated, is a questionable policy, to say the lenst.To prove that the interest in this Society has not abated, T will compare a fow statements from the records of this Society at two different periods.We will go back twenty years in the history of this Society and quote from that date forward for five years, when money was plenty, and the country prosperous, and compare the receipts from members, the receipts from the Government, and the payments for prizes awarded, with that of the last four years, when the country has been suffering from great monetary depres sion.During the five years cuding 1864, tho Society received by subscriptions from the members, the sum of 8545 From Government grants, $3,464 And there was paid out in prizes in the five years, $3,404 During the four years ending 1879, thero was subscribed to the funds of the Society, 81,146 Received from the Government $2,264 And there was paid out in prizes in the four years 83,446 At no time in the history of this Society has there been as many members or as many compelitors, as there has been during the last four years.It is well known that unfavorable weather at the time of our show prevents many of the eompetitors from being present with their exhibits, and such has been the case this year, as well as on some former occasions, when a large number of the entries made were not bro\u2019t forward, and for which tickets had been made out, and uncalled for.With regard to the proposed organization of a District association: If it was proposed to hold triennial or quad- rvienunial fairs, when a portion or even all the Government grants to County Societies would be applied for that purpose, thore would not be as much opposition to the project by the members of this Society as there is at present, in my opinion.Although a District Society has been formed, and fairs held in this District, and for what cause they have been discontinued I am not aware.Errata.In the prizes awarded at the late Stanstead County Fair, it appears the judges made a mistake in awarding to entry No.2, Samuel Eady, the 2nd prize on \u201cPowns, ewo lambs.\u201d He informs mo by letter that, \u201cas the morning was very wet I did not take any to the show.\u201d B, II, LgBanox, Secretary-Treasurer, SurPpiNa CATTLE\u2014Cuable advices from Greut Britain are reported dull and disconraging by some, while others have news of a more hopeful character, the difference, we presume, being accounted for by the advices coming from different markets in the United Kingdom which frequently vary considerably on eng and {he same day.Alderman McShane hus been busy buying up the best cattle on the mar ket during the past few days, numbering several hundred head.Mr, N.Kounedy has also made some large purchases at prices ranging from 4c to 53c per Ib.live weight, At these prices a better class of cattle has been obtainably during the weck than form- ary, Ocean freights are quoted at £3 5s to £3 10s, with engagements reported at the former figure.\u2014 Mont.Gazette, 27th.The unexpected happens in Pres- identinl campaigns with montonous reguality, It might have been supposed that so able a man as Mr, Bay- ard would havo known that it was simply tempting retribution from Zhe Congressional Record for any Democrat to claim credit for his party in the work of bringing about resumption, But the Democratic propensity to blunders is strong even upon Mr, Bayard, and he must nopds make for his party in his Tammany Hall speech the claim which of all others it was easiest to knock down, Secretary Sherman gave himself that little recreation in a speech yesterday, which will be found in our Washington dispatches.The facts stated there are familiar, for the most part, and must have begn so to Mr.Bayard.But Mr, Sherman added gn oxtra point to tho Democratic record of parsjstent opposition to resumption hv showing that Mr.Bayard a imsolf who pré- fesses to be a hard-money man, work- cd zealously with his party to defont the Rosumption Act.This is a punishment which Mr.Bayard for many reasons will not be glad to recoive.\u2014 N.Y.Tribune, St.Julien trotted at Beacon fark on Saturday sixty foet more than a mile in 2.13}.SR The Dulcigno Muddie.Losvox, Sept.27.\u2014The Z'imes cor respondent at Gravosa, under the date of Suturdny, says that the Ottoman frigate Schliemenich, which lies off Duicigno, will be summoned to withdraw, or if she offers resistance must unavoidably be destroyed or sunk.A Constantinople dispatch says that the last note of the Porte refusing to surrender Duleigno unless the naval demonstration is abandoned wus in a great part the Sultan's own composition.It required us a condition for the surrender of Dulcigno not only that the demonstration Le abandoned, but that no demonstration be employed in connection with the Greek frontier or any other question.and that no other concession in the future be demanded for Montenegro, Loxnus, Sept.27\u2014The correspondent of the News ut Ragusa says: \u201cThe question is ventilated whether the landing of troops from the fleet would assist the Montenegrins in the occupation of Duleigno.It is rumored that the Albanians at Seutari have prevented the foreign consuls from leaving that town, The French commander hus declined active particique tion in the hostilities.\u201d A dispatch from Constantinople says: The ambassadors\u2019 reply to the Porte\u2019s circular on the Montenegrin question hus been delivered to the Porte.The reply declines to grant more time or abandon the demonstra tion.The Times correspondent at Gravosa says: À battalion of Turkish regulars has been observed in Duleigno itself.Ragusa, Sept.27.\u2014The squadron which is to actually take part in the demonstration will be divided into three columns, The first will be formal of English and Italian ships the second of Austrian and French ships, and the the third of Russian and Ger- nn ships.Another Agrarian Outrage.DusLiN, Sept.27,\u2014Tord Mountmor- ris was murdered on Saturday night by some parties yet unknown.Me had attended a meeting of magistrates at Clonbar, in the county of Galway, early in the evening, and left Clonbar about § o'clock.lis body was found at v o'clock on the roadside at Ratheon near Ballindoyle, about half à mile from his residence, Eber 1lall, with six bullet holes in it, most of them were in the head.Lord Mountmorris had re- contly refused any reduction in rent cf bis tenants, and his relations with them were genarally qusatisfhctory.DusLin, Sept, 26, \u2014At a land meet ing at Clonbar, to-dlay, all of the speakers disclaimed any complicity or sym- : pathy in the murder of Lord Mount- ; morris, A lantern and a bottle of whiskey were found alongside of the body, which had a rifle wound in the head, three in the neck and two in the body, each of which would prove mortal.\u2014 Lord Mountmorris was on horseback, and the fact of his horse arriving home riderless caused a search to be made for the rider.Lord Mountmorris had only tifteen tenants.The Gold Hill (Nevada) News is re- spousible for the following extraordinary story : \u201cAbout midnight, and just after the accident in the Consolidated Imperial night bofore last, the wife of Mat, Winnio was found by Officer Sheehan on her way to the Imperial works, She said she had been awakened just before by her husband, who came all mangled to her bedside and told her he had been killed in (he mine, She had got up, dressed herself and started to ascertain the truth of what she was indeed only toa well con: vineed was true, Mr.Shechan went with her to the works, ascertained there that there had in reality been a fearful aceident, that Mr.Winnie was indeed killed, and then took the trembling little woman to her children and to her desolate home.Mrs.Winnie had not been (old of the secident except ns above mentioned until after she met officer Sheehan.\u201d 811% Constables, admirably drilled and organized, having Commissioners, Superintendents and lospectors as Gonerals, Colonels and Adjutants, To this force tho poace of Tondon is intrusted, and to judge trom the annual report just issued by Sir Edmund Henderson, they discharged their functions to the satisfaction of their official heads, During the year cleven Constables were charged before the Police Magis trate, eighty-six were compelled to resign aud 153 were dismissed for mis conduet ; 1319 were rewarded by the Commissioners and 179 commended for meritorious services by Judges or Magistrates.It js believed that the tobneco crop of Pennsylvania will reach the enor mous value of 88,000,000 the present year.Lancaster and York are the two leading tobacco-growing counties.In these it is has been cultivated for many years, and the raising and manipulation of the crap is better understood there, and is consequently more profitable to the growers than in many oth: er parts of the State whoro it is just heginning to be cultivated as an oxpor- ment.Bucks county for years has produced a considorable amount of the plant, and many cigars are made of thie domestic leaf in Quakertown and vicinity; but its cultivation has not progressed in that county nearly to the extent thal it has in same others.A lady, being asked her age, said: \u201cWhen 1 was married 1 was eighteen and my husband was thirty, His age lias since doubled, and so of course has mine.That makes me thirty-six.\u201d And she was astonished at her own frankp oss, A young man with an umbrella overtook an unprotected lady ncqunin- tance in A rainstorm, and exiending his umbrella over her, requested tho pleasure of\u2019 acting as her\u201d rain-bouu.\u201cOh!\u201d oxclaimed tho young lady, taking his arm, \u201cyou wish me to bo yonr rnin-doar.\u201d Two souls with but u singlo ymbrolla.two forms that stepped as one, ' The London police force consisis of The Latest Franklin Search.Lieutenant Schwatha's expedition, which set out two years ago in search of the records of the Franklin Expodi- tion, did not succeed in its great objet, but some interesting relics were found, and somo interesting testimony Was obtained concerning the fute of the latest survivors of the dovined party.The search was uadértakon in consequence of a statement by a whaling captain that he had found a spoon in possession of u native at Repulse Bay which had belonged to Sir John Frank.tin, and that, according to the native, the cairn from which the spoun was taken contained many other similar articles, with books and papers.This it was hoped, might prove to be the long-looked-for deposit of the records of tae lamented Franklinand his brave companions.The native indicated King William's Lund as the place of the cairn\u2014an island lying north of the mainland ot British America, in a northwest direction from Hudson's Bay.Itis bounded on the northwest by Victoria Strait, in which the Frank.Chin Bxpedition was frozen up a year aud a half, The McClintock Expedition in search of Franklin found on this island the proofs of Franklin's death, and it was known that some survivors had traversed it in that forlorn retreat southward which they were never to complete.Licutenant Sch- watkas expédition was accordingly sent oul, only to find that the story of the cairn was cither a deliberato tiction, or an idle tale without founirtion or clew of any kind.It was resolved, however, to push on from Repulse Bay to King William's Land and make a search for relics of the expedition which should be thor ough, and, if possible, final.This journey occupied the summer and winter of 187Y, and was accomplished by dint of great energy and owdurance, the winter being intensely cold, It was successful beyond other previous expeditions in discovering evidences of the survivors which seem likely to comprise everything that will now ever be learned, in addition to what was already known, of the fate of the expedition.Many of these evidences consisted ol the testimony of natives, now grown old\u2014for it is more than thirty years since Franklin died\u2014and corroborated in various ways.There seems much reason to believe that the Sch- watka party found the point at which the last remnant of the Franklin 1x- pedition perished.Neur the southernmost point of Ring William's Land some of the natives had seen many years ago ten white men dragging a sledge with a boat on it, Some of them were very thin, and it was said that their mouths were #dry and hard and \u201cblack™\u2014a ghastly picture of their condition, These white men became separated from the natives, who found a number of dead bodies the following spring, in and about a tent on tlie shores of Torror Bay.There were graves there, and articles of all kinds \u2014watches, knives, forks, spoons, blankets, and a large number of books.The books and papers were not cared for.The children had them to play with, as they had the gold watches; and all were eventually lost, Further testimony strengthens the probability that the priceless records of the expedition were lost to the world at this place.One of the natives spolee of there being a tin case, about two feet long and a foot square, which was broken open and found to contain books.Some of these lay un- cared for among the rocks until they disuppenred in the sand, or were carried away by the winds; others Le- came the children\u2019s playthings for a time.It seems safe to infer that men who were engaged in a desperate and almost hopeless struggle to get back to habitable regions and whose strength was fast failing them, would not burden themselves with any books but the records which embodied the history of\u2019 tho expedition, and perhaps a few nautical reference works, À number of the watches found were of gold, which could only have belonged to officers, Thero were gold spectacles also, The most shocking disclosure made concerning the fate of these men was the statement of à very intolli- gent native, a medicine man in his tribe, who was a boy of twelve years at the time these Bodies wero found, that there were evidences of cannibalism in the party.There were hones from arms and legs which scemed to have been sawn off or cut off with a knife.The most definite discovery made by Lieutenant Schwatka\u2019s party was that of the grave of Licuténunt John Irving, thivd officer of the Terror, one of Sir John Franklin's vessels.This was indentified by finding a silver medal representing the second mathematical prize of \u201cRoyal Naval College, awarded to John Irving, midsummer, 1820.\u201d The grave wag near Cape Jane Franklin, and at the camp made after the two vessels had been abandoned.A copy of Captain Crozier's record which proved the date of Sir John Franklin's death, was also found, mado in the handwriting of Captain McClintock, whose oxpedition brought back to England and the United States in 1859 the not unwelcome news that at least uncertainty as to Franklin's fate was ended.An attempt to find Sir Job's grave was without success.Lew stories of horoism and suffering have so stirred the human heart as this, Expedition after expedition has heen sent oul to the frozen regions of the pole in the hope of solving the dreadful mystery that surrounds the last days of theso brave explorers.\u2014 But the seeret is locked fast in the Arctic ice-ficlds.Thore seems but little hope that any future explorer will find traces that have escupod his predoces- sors in tho mournfui seareh-\u20142M YF.Tribune.mate em The \u201cgreatest deliberative assembly in the world,\u201d as it is customary to call the Mouse of Commons, is fust losing its good character.The committee of the Reform Club is about to consider the canduet of Mr.Callan the Irish member, who when drunk at: tempted to address tho House, This honorable gontloman was so intoxica- tad that hie was not allowed to spouk, and as he loft the House, at the diroc- tion of the Speaker, he kissod his hand to that august personage, and also to a charming lady who was in the gallery.aps Maud 8.in thp second trial against time dt Chiéhgo, 11, Saturday, trotted in 2:10 34, \u201cShe made thé quarter in 34 seconds\u2019; half milo in \u20181:04 34 three quarters in 1:36, and gne mile in 2:10 8-4, carrying two Ibs.overweight and in tho face of a strong wind.\u2014 te vo.= \u2014_ __ ST ce Sm mem me me \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WOMEN'S OHRISTIAN TEMPER- ANCOR UNION.[Emre BY MEMBERS.) A [rave Little Woman.In Lis response to the words of wol- como spoken to him in Now York, Outobor 30, 1879, on his return from a prolonged absonce in Europe, John B.Gough related several interesting incidents, Amon: other things ho spake of his desire to meet Mr.Spur- zeon, whom he had repeatedly been disappointed of seeing in consequence of his ill health and pressing engage ments; at length ho says, as roported in the Temperance Journal: \u201c1 met his brother and suid: \u2018lam determined to seoyour brother Charles, and 1 will sce him.Spurgeon very kindly wrote: \u2018You wish to see me not more than 1 wish tu see you'.| went to his house and he captured mo.\u201cI fell in love with him at first sight, and | believe my wife fell in love with his wife.They ure wonderful people.lle took me with him tosee his orphanages.\u201cl said] to him: \u2018What is necessary for admission here?\u2019 Ho said: \u2018Utter destitution.There is nothing denominational, We have Roman Catholics, Church of England people, Baptists, Congregationalists, and Independents, und it don't make a bit of difference who they are, so long as they ave utterly destitute.\u201d lo gathor- ed around him two hundred and forty boys und made them go through their exercises, and asked me to speak to them.1 could not suy anything, He said ; \u2018You must say somothing.After the specch he gave each of thoso boys a penny, and away he went with the cheers of tho buys following him.\u201c1 wish to say here distinctly that Mr.Spurgeon is a thorough total abstainer.His wife, too, is a pronounced total ubstainer, She has not been out of her house, except tuken oul in a chair, for twelve years.Sho has some internal disease that is exceedingly painful, so that about one day in three she is confined to her bod and can seo no one, Mr.Spurgeon said to me : \u201cMy wife isa brave little woman.She said to me when she was taking wine and ale by the doctor\u2019s prescription, cight years ago : Charles, did you ever know of a lady becoming a drunk- uard?\u2014Yes, my dear\u2014 Did you over hear of a lady in my position becoming a drunkard ?\u2014Yes, my dear, 1 have.Then she said: You will never hear that of me, for I will never touch another drop, \u201cBut, my dear, you must; the doctor will oblige you todo it\u2014No, the doctor will not oblige mo to do that, for I will never taste il\u2014it shall never puss my lips.From that time till this in all her sufferings and spasms, she has never used intoxicating liquor.\u201cMr.Spurgeon says thatshe is very slowly getting a little better.He suid to me that a certain physician prescribed for her, and suid that she must learn to be an opium-vator if she would be relieved from her pain.\u2018That doctor,\u2019 said Mr, Spurgeon, \u2018has boen dead for several years, and my wife is living yet\u2019 \u201c1 wish tosay that Mr.Spurgcon has not heen a total ubstainer for a great length of time.He said to mo : \u2018My constitution is such that I need and must have bitter.1am vory fond of bitter heer; I enjoy it and drink it freely: Buf now 1 have substituted something that is bitter without a particle of intoxication spirit in it, and that I use.\u2019 He asked me to tasto it, and [ did.It was very bitter, but there was no alcohol in it.\u201cOne reason why Mr.Spurgeon stood aloof from the temperance movement is, that there wore so many infidels and so much irreligion connected with it; bat the whole movement is being leavened with the love of Christ and with religious intluence.\u201d Bousay, Sept, 23\u2014The following are the details of the landslip at Nnina Tal, Bengal ;\u2014Rain began on Friday and poured steadily until a full of twonty-five inches in forty hours.The effet of such an enormous mass of water pouring down into the confined settlement, which is simply a basin formed by a circle of hills, can be imagined.All the reads were cut off in the forenoon of Saturday and it was rumored the Victoria Hotel was in a dangerous state.This landslip had occurred on the spur behind the hotel which resulted yin the collapse of the whole upper line, together with the out-houses and part of the back prem- ses.The alarm was given to the vis itors in the hotel, who took shelter elsewhere.\u201cAbout thirty natives were buried in the ruins The police, Ia borers and soldigrs were quickly on the ground.About noon a sullen roar and rumbling followed by vast clouds of dust, and the whole place shook.The lake rose in a moment far above the usual height and swept in a massive wave toward the weir, when an enormous mass of land came down, burying the hotel and rescuers.About twelve Europeans and twenty-five natives were killed.Loxvon, Sept, 27.\u2014Information of 4 plot to blow up the yacht Lavadia was recoived to-day froin the nuthori- lies at St, Potersburg and afterward from the polico officials at Geneva, According to these advices the Nihil ists had deputed emissaries to blow up the Lavadin, and three individuals loft London a few days ago for Glasgow with two nitro-glycerine clocks to be placed among the coals, which would explode at a certain time.The conls on the yacht are now being removed for examination, and divers are examining the vessel's bettom.A meeting of five hundred Orange- men at Gilford, County Dewn, has passed resolutions calling upon (ho Government to suspond trjal by jury in murder cases, and declaring that citizens of tho United States and other foreigners abusing the hospitality of the country by denouncing the institutions of the United Kingdom should be expelled.On Monday some 30 tons of solid rock fell from a cliff at Levis, P.Q., to the road below, narrowly grazing a passing carriligg.© The road \u201cfor somo time was camplétely blocked, It is said that in consequence af tho failyre of tho fisheries off\u2019 the coast of Gappe, the inhabitants are likely to be reduced this your to the varge of star vation.A diver discovered on Monday, off Breakwater wharf, Quebec, a box of 1000 cartridges, which are supposed to have been thrown overboard from tho brigantin' Ataluya, arreste] on demand of tho Spahish Cohsn!'on \u2018Suspibioh of having mn board munitions of \u201car.The Atalnyn was anchored nt that part.News in Brief.Ou Sunday night the editor of the Greenback Stundard in Marysville, Mo.wis shot by an unkown assussin thro\u2019 a window \u2018in his bed-ruom.Uo died tho following day.A syndicate bas been formed in Ar- thubuska, composed of the best mon in that place, who bind themselves to cultivate 1,000 acres of land in beet roots for a te La of years, À woman at St Jean Port Joli, re cently lost her life under peculiar cir cumstances.Sho was louuing over a barrel in which was sult pork enden- vociug to take a pico out, whon she luat her balance, lier head filing into che barrel.When found she was quite ded.A pussenger wd a freight train collided Friday morning near Torre Haute, End, and two lucomotives were , .plunged down from a trestle work, forty feel, killing two men and injuring several others, The Southern Pacific Railway has beon completed to San Simon, 125 miles cast of Tucson, and 1105 miles cast of Sun Francisco.- Solon Chase, editor of the Enquirer the Maine Greenback organ, hus been obliged to resign becauso of lis advocacy of a straight Greenback ticket.France has quietly annexed the Society Island without even a protest being made by a European power.\u2014 Many of the Islands forming the group have long been under French rule, while the balance constituted an independent state.Tubiti passed into the hands ol\" Louis Philippe.The aren of the group is about 530 square miles, with a population of something over 20,000 souls, Captain Cook was the discoverer, and the Islands received thoir preseut name in honor of the Royal Society of London, ; Theodoro Glancy, editor of the Krening Press of Santa Barbara, Cal, was shot on Saturday by Clarenco Gray, à candidate for District Attorney, aud died on Sunday.No Risk.Thomas electric Oil! Worth Ten Times its Weight in Gold.Do you know anything of it! If not, if is time you iid.Pain cannot stay where it is used, Tt is the cheapest Medicine ever made.One dose cures common SorE Tnroar.One bottle has cured Broscurris.Fifty cents\u2019 worth has cured an Ouv Sraxmise Covau.One or two bottles cures bad cases vf PILES and Kipxey TrousLes.Six to cight applications cures ANY case or Excoriaten Nip- PLES OR INFLAMED Breast.One bottle has cured Lame Back of eight years\u2019 standing.Daniel Plank, of Brookfield, Tioga County, Pa, says: 1 went thirty miles for a bottle of your Oil, which affected n WoxberruL Cure of a CROOKED Lins, Ly six applications.\u201d Another who has had Astana for years, says: \u201cI have half of a 50 cent bLot- tle left, and $100 would not buy it if 1 could get no more.\u201d Rufus Robinson, of Nunda, N.Y, writes: \u201cOne small bottle of your Eccecrrie O1L restored the voice where the person had not spoken above a whisper in Five Yrars.\u201d\u2014 Rev.J.Mallory, of Wyoming, N.Y,, writes : \u201cYour EcrLecrric On.cured me of Bronchitis in one week.\u201d It is composed of Six of the Best Oils that are known.Is as good for internal as for external use, and is believed to be im- mesurably superior to anything ever made.Will save you much suffering and many dollars of expense.BEWARE OF IMITATIONS\u2014Ask for Dr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oil.See that the signature of S.N.Thomas is un the wrapper, and the names of Northrop & Lyman are blown in the bottle, and take no other.\u2014 Sold by all medfcine dealers.Price 25 cts.NORTHROP & LYMAN, Toronto, Ont, Proprietors for the Dominion.ore-Eclectric\u2014Selected and Eleelrized.DEATIMS.Harvey\u2014In San Francisco, on the 13th Sept., David Harvey, son of Emily and the late Wm.Harver a native of Vermont, aged 45 years and 7 months, formerly of Derby Line, Vt.Hopors\u2014East Hatley, on the 21st Sept, George Leslie, second son of B.8.Hodges, lis.aged 21 years 2 months aud 14 days, BoysToN\u2014At Boynton Flat, P.Q., Aug.30th, Jesse P.Boynton, in the 81st year of his age.The Boynton family came to this Province from New Hampshire in the closing years of the past century, At that time there were but three families in this entire Township.Tf our beautifnl conntry now presents richly cultivated fields and many peaceful happy homes, then it was an unbroken forest.The privations and sufter- ings of the carly settlers are unknown, and hardly appreciated by the present genertion.Let all due honor be paid to the memory of the Pioneers who prepared the way for our higher civilization.- Jesse D.Boynton, the subject of this memuir, wag born in the yeur 1799.It is supposed he was either the first or second eluld whose nativity marked the history of Stanstead.When he reached manhood he posgessed in a marked degree, all the re quisite physical force and cuergy to meet and overcome the difficulties so common in the early times in which he lived.These qualifications were manifested in the suceuss attending his efforts to provide a comfortable home for himself and for those who have sueceeded him.While attending with all due diligence and care to every matter aflecting his personal interests, he did not forget the claims of God and the demands of true religion \u2014 In the year 1849 he decided to be fully on the Lord\u2019s side and became à member uf the Methodist Church.Tis subsequent life was in harmony with the high nuns'and\u2019 holy ubjects of Scriptural Ohristianity.He manifested the consistency and purity of his religious charactor to the end.In (ie community among whom he had lived =o lung, lie was held in the highest esteem ns a man of integrity and moral worth, As in all cases of sincere devoteness Lo Gud, his end was peaceful aml triumphant, His illness was of short duration, aud in the last conflict with death the last enemy, he was sustained by the supporting power of divine grace.He departed, trustfuily believing in the resurreetion to eternal life through our Lord Jesus Christ.The large und respectable assembly who took part in the fancral solemnities, gave evidence of the place he hell in publie estimation.The aged widow and other rel stives who moni his loss, have the con- solution of knowing that with him all is well.\u2014 Com, New Advertisements, MUNICILF.AL.REGULAR SESSION of the Municipal Comneil of the Township of Stanstead will be held ot the house of W.TT, Knight, Smith\u2019s Mills, on MONDAY, October 4th, for the transaction of general business.Stanstedd, 'Sepl.28 1880, D.A.MANSUR.Scc'y-Trens.Notige.UBIIC NOTICE is hereby given that fie tallection Roll of the) icipnlity of the Township of Btansiend for Municip) and School purposes is completed, and is now deposited in the office of (he under signed.All persone whose names appenr therein as linble for the payment of any as sessment, are hereby required to puy the amount fhorcof to the nnderaigned at lis enid office within (wenly duys from.date without farther wotide, (i.1 Wi a .'A.MANSUR, Scc'y-Treas, nf the Municipality, Stanatend, Sept.29, 1880, Wii Pass Montreal Markets.Compiled and corrected for The § Journal, by \u2018motou L.S.THOMPSON, & Co.Produce & Commission Merchaut,, 102 Foundling Street, Montreal, Sept.27, 1880, , Pleure tra \u2018 Ea va Supers MN ere ens | # ro 2 Faney coveveevnnnnnnnnn, -.0 00@0 Spring Extras.53 SUperME ee era aa ee 4 nos 4 Strong Buker#.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u20260000000e 5 8064 Midd ings veerrereaey 4 00@4 a Spring Wheat.1 16to1 18 Outimeul per Lrl.4 30@4 35 Cornmeal \u2018«.Outs per Lbus.20a00s oa.Corn door.sea Barley duc.cccsoner sacs here un 0e, sh@T6 Rye do.Ls Lace casa en ec nes 80@a2 Peas dues sss+ neue ee nec e a nan 82to Beans (white).006500000000.90@1 00 0 (eolored) ener viii iiie vein.60@70 Salt (conrse).ooo, 55@67 Por Line).eee ee, 1 00@1 10 vtaloes per bang, oo ooviieaii 8 Huy per 100 bundles.6 Saray Straw ss eee 3 00@4 0p Cattle live weight, per 1b., 24 @b} Hugs «°° \u201c100 LL.5 15@6 0 Sheep live weight per Ib.De@bhe Pork mess per bel.50@15 60 Humes city cured per 1b.A23@13e Eard in tubs and pails per lb.11@12}c \u2018in tierces per Moo 20000e 00@00 Beef mess per brl, JL.«.00 00@00 0p prime mess belo.00 00@00 00 Tallow rendered per 1b.ic@6je Tags fresh per dOZ.\u2026.20ss sera cu ue 14@i6 Ashes pots per 100 lb:.A 65104 7 Butter\u2014 Townships choice new.2210 23 \u201c fair to good daries,., 221023 Western Dairy chotee new.20 to 21 \u201c median.ooo, 19to 00 Creamery fancy fresh per lb.26@00 fine (LL.25 to 26} Checse\u2014 New perl.Less ses pare nes e ns 11 to13 Skims © \u201coii 00 to 0} Hew Ddvertisements, SPECIAL NOTICE, FPYHE subscriber Logs to inform his friends and the publie generally, that his Photograph Rooms will be closed from Sept.28th until about Oct.17th, as he intends to devote that time to Photographic Study in a first-class city Studio, and hopes to return better than ever prepared to please all who may favor him with their patronage, Respectfully, Wu.BE.WEST, Derby Line, Sept, 18, 1880.1811 Stanstead and Sherbrooke Mutual Fire Insurance Company.HE ANNUALMEXTING of the above named Company will take place at the Company?x Office, in Sherbrooke, on Wednesday, the 6th day of Oct.1860, at two clock in the afternoon, GEO.ARMITAGE, Sec'y-Treas.Sherbrooke, Sept.28, 1880.Notice.W I shall continue to buy SECOND GROWTH WHITE ASH the coming season, delivered at FREGEAU\u2019S Mill, Beebe Plain, also, at Ayer\u2019s Flat.For further information apply to C.H.: McCLINTOCK, Beebe Plain, : J.BR.& D.S.SANBORN.Sept.25, 1831.1812w6 AUCTION SALE ! ILL BIJ SOLD at Public Sale at th ville, 5 miles north of Stanstead Plain, on\u2019: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8th, at one o'clock sharp, the following property : 60 extra Store Sheep, will be sold in lots of 10 or less, 1 yearling Buck ; 1 five years old black Mare, weighs 1100, 1 Kent Horse, chestuut, weighs 1040; 1 two years old Bull; 1 new mileh Cow with ealf by her side; 1 White Chester Boar, 1 White Chester Sow; 1 Exp Wagon, nearly new ; 1 pair driving Harnesses, 1 single driving Harness, 1 pair work Harnesses, 1 riding Saddle, 1 pair Traverse Sleds for one or {wo horses, new, a yuantity of old Gate, 2 Gouk Stoves, and other articles not mentioned, Sule pozitive.Bverything advertised will be suld to the highest bidder without rèz serve, us 1 have sold a farm and am obliged to reduce my stock, TERMS\u2014$10 and under, cash ; over $10 approved endorsed six months\u2019 notes at six per cent.A.K.LYI'ORD.F.KF.G.BODWELL, Anctioneer: Stanstead, Sept.28, 1380.1812w3 AUCTION SALE OF LIVE STOCK.TLL be sold at Public Sule at the re sidenceof H.A.STANDISH, Esq, Barnston.une mile West of Way\u2019s Mills, on Saturday, Oct.9th, 1880, at 1 o'clock, 1°.M.the following property : 15 god Cows, 1 four years old Stag, 2 two vear Olds, 4 Yenrlings, 22 Sheep and Lambs, ) three years old Colt, 1 two years old Colt.\u2018Che above property will be sold without reserve.sou ETC LA Terms\u2014$10 and under, cash; over $10 goul approved notes far one year nt 8 por cent, interest.BE.F, G.BOPWELL, Anctioncer, Barnston, Sept.28, 1880, 1812w2 JUST ARRIVED \u2014AT\u2014 Channell's Corn, Flour & Feed Store; CAR Superior Extra Flour, old White: A Whent, only $5.90 per barrel.LU 1 Car of the favorite Shirk & Snyders Buda Flour for brend, formerly Haxall only $8 per bbl., warrantel tie best Flot.in the market, ~ >\u201d I Car white Wheat Bran, : 1 Car Fine Peed, Also, Downer's Wator White Oil.Will pay 15 ets.per doz.for.fresh eggs in cash or trade, and the highest, prices paid for choice gilt-edged Butter.if A.CHAN.ELL.y Stanstead Plain, Sept.22, 1880.HSTRAY.A Wo YiARS OLD STEER, red and white, but mostly white, came oh to the premises of the undersigned, nest -, Hatley Village, on or about the 2 th of Aug.=.The owner can have said Steer by paying harges.CS OZRO MoCLARY, Hytley, Sept.21, 1880, 1811v2 CUSTOM MACHINE SHOP! HE subseriber having frstelass Mes.chinery nnd facilities for working Metals of all}yléscriptions, proposes in future custom Worl.First-cluss tools, skilled workmen and PROMPT execution of all commands wi our motta.Spcoig uention, paid \u2018to fe: pairing ind adjusting Sewing Machines, We manufacture nso speoialit Siockt and Dies and \u201call styles Joven, Plug, Mat: chinist and Pipe Taps, We also ropair aif furnish new Dies for Stocks of all aixes-an make, Alte Manufacturer and Proprietor af Young\u2019s Patent Axle Cutter.Over 1000 sold in three monthr, Son for cirentara and price tints.Mention this p® por F.D.BUTTERFIELD.Office and Manufactoi NREL g oc © Rocke Telpnd, 5 8 Joon i ; a Sens ThE Sept.17, 1880, residence of the undersigned in Cased - [SY] 2a.Met 1 Epi ET \\ Con = Un Cut v Met } i Epi | hu Bu poi ro Jai Du nr Mu dus Me tu : ver our net bu mu fic on al on ]\" - see n SE er at ES d ro 4 The Stanstead Journal, LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.passumpsic & Muss.Valley Ralliroad.LEAVE STANSTZAD.4 1b a.1.going North and South.41h pom, \u201c és i 2 tds pour, for Montreal vin Newport.ARRIVE AT STANSTEAD.& 15 a ni, from North and South.WAL peony \u201c4 ; ss , Le 115 p.11, Mail from South.fLehigious Meetings.Methalist\u2014(Rev.C.À.Hunson) Sunduy services, Stanstead, 10 30,0000, 730, p.mu.Jerhy Line, 3 30, pom.phate, Gan, Thorneloe) Sunday cervives, JU 30, a.m, 7 30 pm.Wednesday Evening Service at 7 30 pom.ationul\u2014(Rev.J.L.Liteh) Suuday 4cvs, Rocle stand, 10:80, a.mi, Tp.alist\u2014(Rev.FUE.Healey) Sunday service, Derby Line, 10 30, a.m.Cathotie\u2014(Rev, M.Macauley) Sunday services, 10, 1, 1,2 2 pm.; .Methodist Church, Beebe Plain-(Rev.G.C.Poveer)\u2014 Preaching every Sunday morn- fer at FO SO, .Episcopal Service, Beebe Plain\u2014(Rev.Geo.l'horneloe)=Every Sunday at 3,30, pm.Post Oflices.The Post Offices at Stanstead, Rock Is- Vend and Derby Line, Have daily mails from Bos-ton and Montreal mud all \u2018intermediate points.Time of arrival and departure are rue by the time tables of the Railronds.Daily mail to Conticook by stage, leaving ut #10.ul returning the same evening.Thaily =tage to land Pond, leavingat 1 pan.aariving at 11 a.m.Mail from Holland und Morgan Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturday =, er Oriental Lodge, K.O.0.F.53 Derby Line, Vt, Meetings every Monday evening at 7.Members of the'order are cordially invited tu attend C.W.Lyxx, Sec'y.5, Masonie Hall,-Stanstead, @- AX GOLDEN RULE LODGE, Newb, roe Ao Regular Communication, Tuesday, Out, 12, 1880.C, I, Mourrox, Sec'y.Mr.J.HL Bares, Newspaper Advertising Agont, 41 Park Row (Times Building), New York, is authorized to contract for advertisements in the Stanstead JourNaL nt our lest rates, Geo, THIS PAPER Pool L'Eou Newapaper Sd rUsing Bureau (10 Spruco ESR \u2014 This week we are getting much contracts may be made for it I needed rains, \u2014 Wanted \u2014 Twenty-five to fifty bushels of good table potatoes in payment ol notes and accounts at this of five, \u2014 Mr, Geo, W.Pierce got first prize on l\u2019ercheron Stallions, nt the Montreal Fair, band tournament at Bay View Park on Saturday, with 11, G.Blaisdell for Conductor.\u2014 There will Le a Grand Opening Ball at tho Stewart House, Island Pond, Vi., on Friday, October 1st.Bigelow's Orchestra will give a Concert from 8 until 9, -\u2014 Rev.Dr.J.Litch, of Providence, R, L, will preach nt the Congrogation- al Church, Rock Island, next Sabbath, Oct, 3d, morning and evening.\u2014 Lost on Saturday the 25th Sept, between Rock Island and Beebe Plain, a small black silk parasol.The finder will confer a favor by returning same to 1L.8.Haskell.\u2014 In tho libel caso of Griffith v= Morkill, Sherbrooke, Judge Doherty guve Grillith judgment in $300 and casts, The libel claimed was contained in certain publications in the Sherbrooke Gazctte impugning the official acts of Mr, Griflith, who is Secretary\u201d Treasurer of the city.In giving judg ment his honor said the plaintiff had been shown to be \u201can honest and efficient public servant who had been subjected to much annoyance, and had proved the charges against him to be untrue,\u201d Barnston.Ianvesr FesmivAL.\u2014An old style farmer's supper will be given at the l'own Mall on Friday evening Oct, 1st, yuder (ha auspicios of the Baptist Iadies Industrial Society, for the pur- puso of obtaining funds, to purchase an organ for the Baptist chureh.There Will be music, addresses Sete.Admission 25 cents.Three men on the farm of W.L.Oliver dug on Thursday last 185 bushels of potatoos and put them in the collar, besidos doing the ordinary chores.Kind of potato tho Excelsior, resembling the white Brooks.Sced obtained South.Quito free from rot aud of fair quality.Wo notice in the list off premiums awarded at the late County fiir sover- al to W.Oliver which is a mistake it should rend W.Li.Oliver.Hatlev.On the night of Cho 26th inst, Mr.Wright ILovey-\u2014rosiding about n mile north of Mussawippi Village had a buggy and harness stolon from his cyeriage shed adjoining his dwolling house, Both wagon and harness were vonsidornbly worn, and they had nothing about thom which wonld attract the attention of nu casual observer, but yet onsily identified by the thills not being males, by the springs not heing mates, by tomo of the sticks on one side of the seat boing brokon out, and hy tho loft sido of the body being the lowest, and by other marks.No trace of the thief has yot been positively: found.Tho wagon appeared to have pone North The provender mill of Iilliott & Young ut Mussawippi is in running order, but water is too low to admit of its doing much until the stream risos, which, from presont appearances will not he long, SW.Pierce lms moved his buttor- Ayer's Flat.farm.by Mr.Fregeau of Boobe Plain.tertnined of o speedy recovery.quite limited.of corn on land manured in the hill from a compost heap that was princi pally muck, Georgeville.death of Mrs.Mark Taylor, (Esther I.Blake) of East Bolton who was buried last Saturday the 25th.Mrs Taylor was a lady of a very aminlile disposition and was loved by all who knew her.She was one of our first school teachers und no school that wo have ever attended since ling ever equaled the one taught by her.Though many years have passed and gone, though the teacher and many of our schoolmates have pussed over the river, yet the memory of her gentle and loving ways still linger ag abright spot on life's page.this villago and vicinity took advan- tuge of the cheap trip and visited the Dominion Exhibition at Montreal, and all seemed well pleased, as the show was a fine one.The Manitoba build- that new and fortile country excited a great doul of attention as did also the Northern Pacific Railway Co's.Exhibition car which was filled with tho products of the \u201cGolden North West,\u201d \u201cMinnesota and Dakota\u201d \u201cMontana and Washington.\u201d It was an agricultural fair on wheels and was indeed quite a novelty, We noticed among its exhibits of wheat some of the Lost Nation which was a bearded grain with short heads while the variety grown here and known as the Lost Nation is a bald grain with a long head, will some one enlighten us in regard to this difference.A fine soaking rain this A.M.(Monday) but the springs and streams are still as low as ever, the grass only getting tho benefit of it.Sweetsburg.The Court of Queen's Bench which tice Johnson presiding, and G.C.W.sons: The Queen vs.Joseph Nadeuu and George Papineau, ussault : the gners-were young boys and boing arraigned, plend guilty and were sentenced by the judge; they will be sent to the Reformatory school for a term which T have not learned.The Queen va.Ju.D.Bowker and Moses Cowey, quitted, some two hours afterward, Cowey put in an appearance afer passing u falso invoice, The case of the Queen vs.Samuel LaPalme for using aguin and veissuing law stamps : \"This case was one laid over from last term and consumed two days of the \u2018court.The jury could not agree and in a vordict of not guilty.ning over him and severing his body lamentable.rails and tamping dirt under the ties, mangled corpse.Fitch Bav.oxceedingly low.nbout four days Intor, to Inform the Indles of Stanstead and v cinity that she has roturned to Roak [sl and and ls oxchiange or bought at fale and got hor prices.en the hill toward Stanstead Plain.Rook Island, January 20, 1880.tuis manufhetory to Oliflon, whore wales an] timbor ave more plontilul, Held, Ohi $35,000.L.A, Stearns has boen quito activer\u2018 for n few duys past in making propara- tions for putting in a steam saw-mill ubout one mile south of this placo on the land formerly known as the Colby The mill is to be constructed Gardner Morse, on the 24th inst, sturted to como to this pluce.His horso took fright and became unman- ugenble, upset the carriage aud throw and attempted to walk along one of Lim violently to the ground, bruising him badly.His physician thinks no bones wero broken and hopes ure en- The crops being nearly all harvest- rather On Brown's Hill and vicinty somo pieces of grain wore so injured by the hail in July they hardly pay for harvesting, though the disuster was John Whipple, jr, has raised this season over one hundred bushels ears We were very sorry to hear of the Quite a number of the residents of ing with its wenlth of productions of opened on Tuesday, the 14th inst.was in session dyring tho remainder of the week, closing on Saturday.Hon.Jus- Buchanan Crown Prosecutor, assisted by Col.Amyrauld who addressed the jury in French, The Grand Jury found true bills against the following por- Queen vs.Joseph Little and Francis Willard, stealing money.These pris no bill.The day that Bowler was ac- learning that no bill was found against him.The Grand Jury found a true bill against Eugene A.Miltemore for wore locked up over night while considering the case, and at last brought The instant death of Mr.Thomas Scott, aged 61 years, by the cars run- in twain, last week Wednesday, near the station at Bromo Corner, is most Mr, Scott was on the track noar the switeh levelling up the The train was backing up on the switoh and ho did not notice it as he was working with his back toward the cars and was not scon by any of the train hands, when tho rear car ran full ngninst him, throwing him down on tho rail whore he lay crushed to death while tho whole train passed over his bady till severed in twain, in which condition he was found after the train stopped on the switch near the The Into rains are of grout benefit in this section as water in all cuses was The mills here will soon be complo- ted.Tho corn and provender runs will start this weok Thursday, and the wheat and buckwheat runs in Hair Work -\u2014Mre.J.Christian beg ropared to take orders for Braids, Switches, Curls, Fronts, ote, A gond stock kept on hand.Hair taken in rioes.Cal Itooms In last house 8g ington line was attac ed Monday of he Enon paper Mills, near Spring- bare barnod \u2018Sunday ; los 1 Eastern Townships Notes TRIPLETS\u2014The wife of Mr.Robert Thowler, of Rockland Quurry, prosont ed her husband with threo children ut a birth, on Friday, All are doing well, Serious AccipEnt.~Mr.William Elwin, of this Village, was the victim of a serious accident on Wednesday.It appears he was hauling some sticks of timber on Craig's Road, on a large double wagon, which was being driven by another party.Mr.Elwin got up tho sticks, whon the jolting of the team caused him to ful over on the wheel\u2014breaking his jaw bone and otherwise injuring him, He was af \u2018ond placed under medical treatment, and is we are glad to say, now doing well \u2014 Richmond Guardian.SEBIOUS AcCIDENT\u2014A molancholy aceident, occured at the G.T.R.dopot here, to à young man named Demers, a resident of Windsor, on Wednesday.He was crossing the track from ono of the hotels opposite the depot, and tripped on the rails, falling in frent of the pilot engine then coming on.\"The engine passed over him cutting off one of his legs at the thigh and erushiug the other, as well as both his arms, be sides breaking his ribs.When taken up and the doctor had been sent for, it was thought that he was too badly cut up for medical treatment to be of any avail.He is under treatment, but is not likely to recovor.\u2014Ib.ed, are quite satisfactory to the farmer except potatoes which are light.A Visir vo CAPLETON MINE.\u2014The Hon.J.A.Chapleau, accompanied by Mr.Dion, ot Granville, France, arrived at Sherbrooke on Friday and proceeded to Lennoxville, where thoy were joined by Dr, T, Sterry Hunt, who conducted them through the works of tho Oxford Nickle and Copper Company at Capelton.They we.o mot by R.G.Leckie, Managing Director, anil R, M.Thompson, Secretary-Treasurer, Tho Premier and Mr, Dion, accompanied by Mr.Leckie, descended to the: bottom of the mine, a depth of over seven hundred feot.The vein showed a width of sixty feet, and over a hundred tons a day are now being raised.The averago of tho ore during the last month was six and eight-tenths por cent.of copper, thirty-five per cent sulphur and three ounces silver por ton.À tunnel is being driven into tho mine which will drain it to a depth of over five hundred feet and enable the ore to be delivered direct to the works at Ens- tis, The now smelting works at Eustis aro in full operation, and smelting a hundred tons daily.There is a probability of a French company establishing superphosphate works at Eustis, where acid can be made very cheaply from the sulphurous acid now wasted.Coaticook sugar beets yicld of this season's growth 104 per cont of sac charine matter.Mr.Cotton Fisk, of Abbottsford, has cighty-five colonies of bogs, The usy- al yield of this apiary is about a tan of honey a year, : A movement is now on foat in Conti: cook to induce the village Corporation to take $10,000 stock in the Pionoer Beet Root Sugar Company.It is doubtful whether this effort will succeed.What will prove a fatal accident, occurred at Iberville, on Monday.Mr.Octave Sears, an oxtensive hay denler was oiling a wagon on which'a large hay press was Jaden, On removing one of the wheels, the prop placed un- dorneath the axletrce gave way causin the wagon to capsize burying Mr, S.underneath the pross, It is supposed he received somo sovere internal injuries, Dr.Chovalior attonds him.Vt.News Items.Seventeen petitions for divoree entered at the September term of the Rutland county court.There ison an averago one democrat to n county, and ane to spare, in the legislature just elected, Tho Burlington woolen company at Winooski Falls are putting the Brush electric light in their three factories, Last week Mr, Jerry Koefo of West- minister turned three good calves into a pasture where there was an acro of potatoes upon which Paris green had een used, A fow days lator he found the calves all dead.A large party of hunters from Wardsboro and neighboring towns, surrounded five bears in the woods near Daniel Eager's in \u201cPodunk district,\u201d last week.Only one, howevor, was killed, the other four escaping.Frank Cross, a young man 17 years of age, while working at Wolcott with a threshing machine on Tuesday last, got his right hand caught in the cylinder and very badly torn to pieces, making amputation at the wrist neces SAY.A five set by Hiram Adams, near Vergennes to burn brush heaps, spread so rapidly under a high wind that the citizens turned out and fought it, sub; duing it after it had burned over sev- oral hundred acres, destroying soven hundred fonce rails for Joseph Gindoss and the fence along the Central Vermont Railroad.\u2014 Two young men, White nd Cooper, by name, hired a team of Brewster to go to Albany, but gotting tho worse for liquor they wandered off into Canada, subjecting Browster to the necossity of going after his team.They came back with him and wore arrested in a trover suit, and on behalf of tho state for stealing.They hid a hearing befor justice Sargent yestory day on the state preseoution and werq discharged, ovidence of larcony not Mr.Edison says he has complotoly solved the problem of olcotric light: ing.In the October number of the orth American Review he will state tho advantages of electricity over gas, tobor, The Pullman people will car ry tho case into the courts, ~~.| Diphtheria of à fatal type is 'biéva- lent at Ainprior, Ontario, and many | deaths have occured among children: : The steamer Stonington of tho Ston: Inst woek, in two suits of §5,00Q sanh; for loss of Tito © 8 war being aufficiont to hold them.\u2014Æapréss.| pd explain how tho new light is iq ntroduced, RES Te The Raltimare and Ohio Hail Av Paihia Qils, &o.&o.dispense wh the wan of poy» full Vngf \"oy 2 the Pullman palaco oars an its rond, | ipes, TH and Will subeituto therofor os of ital.iehgws,.ofa TL own manufhoture aftor tho lst of Oc-| =\u2018.Fruit, « aol \u201d A \u201d ! NOTICE.LIL PERSONS havin the Estate of Mrs, MARY A.MACK, are requested to present the rame fur payment L [5 Saeed 0, .AUSTIN T, FORTE, } Brsoutors.Sept.1, 1880.1809w4 AUCTION.ILL be sold at Public Auction at the residence of 6.H.McCLINTOCK, Esq., Beebe Plain, on Saturday, October 2d, 1880, at 1 o'clock, P.M., A lot of Household Furniture, including 4 Parlor Stoves, 2 Cook Stoves, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, 4 new Sewing Machines, and a lot of articles not necessary to enumerate.E.F.G.BODWELL, Auctioneer.Beebe Plain, Sept.20, 1880.1811w2 ENGRAVING I! AVING purchased a first-class EN GRAVING MACHINE, I am pre pared todo engraving on SPOONS, FORKS OFFIN PLATES, &c,, at short notice I keep on hand a nice line of Coffin Plates which I will sell, with or without being engraved.Also, Watches, Clocks.Jewelry and Silver Ware as usual, Nice Plated Knives from $2.50 per dozen up, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and war ranted.R.C.PARSONS.Rock Island, Q., and Derby Line, Vt.Sept.7, 1880.1809 tf Tha Eastern Townships MUTOAL Fire Ivsurance Company.UBLIC NQTIOE is hereby given thut the annual meeting of the Policy holders of The Eastern Townships Mutual Fire Insurance Company, will be held at their office in the village of Magog où Welnes- day, the sixth day of Qctoher next, at one o'clock, BM, for the urpase of electing five direotors, receiving He financial report of the past year, and other business which may properly be brought before the meeting, 1810w3 \u201c- Publie Notice I: HEREBY given that the Collection - Roll of the Municipality of Hatley for Municipal and School purposes is completed and is now deposited in the office of the undersigned, All persons whose names appear therein as liable for tho payment of any assessments are hereby notified to pay the a mount thereof to the undersigned at his said office within twenty days from this day without further notice.L.E.PARKER, Sec.- Treas.of Hatley.Hatley, Sept.13, 1880.18103w Custom Carding, Spinging, AŸ CLUTH DRESSING, donc as heretofore.\u2018GASH or CLOTH gi in exchange for WOO A PH given \u201cGEORGE 0.SOMERS, .Secretary, ; JOHN E.WOOD.Smith\u2019s Mills, June 9, 1880.X 97 KATHAN 18 REOBIVING \u2014A large and well assorted stock of \u2014 DRY GOODS for the Fall and Winter Trade.Call ana see them.: For Sale, 1 CAR SUPERIOR EXTRA FLOUR, made from old wheat only, at $6 per bbl.Rock Island, Aug.25, 1380.TAILORING! © TAILORING! TAILORING! \u20140\u2014 wo .Can hal A.BISSONET, having just secur # ed the services of 3 fashionable cutter, Par 0 Mr.A.BROWN.(direct from Boston where he has practised all the latest styles of cutting and making) would respectfully invite all who are wanting - Clothins- to call and inspect his large assortiment.of SCOTCH & CANADIAN TWEEDS French Serges and Worsted Coatings, Beaver, Frieze and Nap \u2018 OVERCOATINGS, Every garment warranted first class work and PERFECT FIT OF NO SALE: Cutting dove le order and guaranteed, If you really want a good \u2018Suit of Clothes, - or a good fitting OVERCOAT at the lowest figure, call at ©.P.À.BISSONETTS.Stanstead Plain, Sept.8, 1880.09 BUTTER! BUTTER! ! A PERMANENT Market and the highest going prices guaranteed.The public will find at Lavrence'\u2019s : \u2018The Largest, Freshest and best assorted Lu took Of LE Fine Groderies in thie country.THAT 55 CENT TEA, l[8.1bé.for $1:60] is.e hot one, never féiling to establish con ee and an increasing de; mand.I hav Tot gud \u201cwi Supp! ÿ ésatôrers ae ae price \u201cnot- withe nding an advance in market, SON HANDiÿ .À large stookof Lu 1 me t Provisions, .i Flour apr SE RE Les Ci Prova.\u201cTL Grainy - atmeal, 0 pds 4 sis .( - Balt, ; Lu : .; en s Rita © Le Rumer ube, Poo i Ln pts and Biscuits.Thé: Boot.anû Shoe Department Is now complete in all Moss, from Mens thick boots to Ladiea and Chi Ladies vloth slippers: for 85 cents per pair.We buy for net cash or any maganselt, Tho suits aro brought b; Boston partion.: s > claims uni ai Lew Advertigements.: : ; FARM FOR SALE rens\u2019 kid,\u2014 throug! and sell for\u201d : Te: + \"ard abe tain:ns 122 acres, 90 of which are cleared, well watered and in a good state of cultivation with plenty of fencing timber, Buger and Apple orchards thereon.Near ist and saw mills and Railroad station.\u2014 or terms, apply to BER HO Libbytowu, Sept.6, ad NE.A MISTAKE! T° THINK THAT you are incurable.GRAY'S VITALINE ! Never fails to relieve, and with proper use will cure all diseases arising from impurity of the blood.Give Vitaline a fair trial, and you will be convinced that it is a wonderful remedy.Price $1 per bottle, Six bottles $5.Sold by all Druggiste and J.T.Flint, Rock Island.1808w7 2he Gray Medicine Co., Toronto.STANSTEAD [RON FOUNDRY \u2014AND\u2014 MACHINE SHOP.HE undersigned having purchased the interest of Mr, T.B,\u201d Morrill in the above business, will continue the same at the NEAR Labby\u2019s Mills, in Barneton, con- Old 3tand, Rock (sland.Having procured sume new Machinery and having good pattern: und exper ened workmen, le is prepared ta da all kan teof Fo WW ol in good syle, promptly and for mulerate Prices, syeh = SHAFTING, MILL WORK, ; REPAIRING, &ec.He will continue the manufacture of the WOOLLEY PLQUGA, two sizes, SIDE HILL situated on the South road from Ceatis cultivation, well fenced and watered and has 1a good Sugar Orchard of 1000 or 1600 trees | - wh ¥ ich can be iia, Ary £000 hille of ops in condition, The buildings are allow: fraving Deon built Inst.full, Devel: basement, a whole.Ol 43 .1 i ne » i : ; crevé Apply 0.AN! .Barnaton, July 13, 1880.\u2018À FARMFORSALE.HE undersigned offers for sale lls \u201cRK farm.situated about que | lip Knst 8 Way's Milis, oy tig Yee rod ton Garner.Qui consists ot 75: acres.80 4c! s ci ; à Sugary of ubout; trees.The land [sin a goud stute of; cultivation.with à\" houses \u2018and two: comfortable barus.=: Barnaton, Oct.14, 1870.\u2014- |f0 BUTTER MAEERS|.M*.JOHN MoINTOSH,.Jr., desire to say to the farmers of Hatley and that le intends biying Butter the season, for shipment to: land, and in his absence .Meases, PARKER & ROWE, t Bast Hatley, will oniif for a ape hi every day'in the week from EE , vicinity, ivided | Diseases of tho Throat i Langs; | Use | cox TAINING 195 acres wore or leas, | cook to Stanstead.Said farm is under good : ling house small but convenient with goodil: cellar.The Barn is 40x60 with underground | « Ferme Tour] The farm is welll.| fenced aud watered and the timber land | - ¢ ell a, Intending purchasers will].5 1da well to.examine this.pro qr Well to syam M.ki.Bikasen.STANSTEAD WITH A FULL STAPF OF will re-open on \u2014TUITION\u2014 payable in advance.week, Special to teach, ress, Lights and Washing, 50c per Stanstead, Aug.10, 1880, TO EXCHANGE.A best, for hay, oats, or wood.Apply to DR.ROBRRTSON.Stanstead, Aug.24, 1880, 1801w6 \u2014\u2014I8 2 AT THE 2, BIG ASSORTMÉN PS - to select from.> Particular Attention \\ \u2018UNDER/SHIBTS Stanstead Plain, Aug: Yb, 1880.' \u2018doi NW you mein.hiusiness come to ; : LAWRENCE'S.\\ Butter will also be taken in atotherplaced, © be - Coren : : , Gatley, May 20,180.1 21 M * 1G.§.Carpenter's Column.| Experienced & Sucosssful Teachers, |\u2019 | Wednesday, Sept.Ist, 1880, $3 to $8 pe: term of 10 weeks; Bound with furnished, room, $150 per vantages offered pupils ing For circulars orn ormation.pr + PB REV.A.LEE HOLMES, M, A.| + a ; B05 ; Lo va Sa 4, BR no qi .BEFORE \u201cYou \u2018BUY \u2018 NEW Concord wagon, also & new\u2019 pi |\u2019 ES : ano box box wagon, both St.Pierre's: THE TAILORING | ~~ CL Beds Booming Vr E\u2014 or \u201cbver Bates\u2019 EffVor'?Buop, Bock Land, 4 Ap y Wiig \u201d Rock Island, June 14,1880.97 \u2014 éoirIcooi srovE STORE PIN: SHOP.Whe now receiving our Fall Stopkioi.VY.Stoves, consisting of.«vlad Cook, Box, Dunble & Pavior 54078 Le : 7.trom the best maker ini Ontarioz.vi So We still keep the: : + |, Mapie : Coms; as our lending Blove, and\u2018elaim-that dor ait purposes it is the bess Btoyg for the Loral in Canada, \u2018and we are selling it at + = with Iron-elad Copper Reservoir and: [ERE Iron Warming Closet, 4 .rj We are selling 2) foot Dorible Stoves for $: A.: Alt other: tuves at equally low prices.\u201d \u201cA Large Stock of Tiaware.\"constantly on\u2019 hand.Also, Btovs Pi : Bond lbows, Shes Zine, Pump KR : Iron, Sinks, Yankee Notions, -and i everything usually kel in 5 IRST-CLASS T \"All will be sold at.the lowest] ; * Term\u2014BEADY PAY\" AN Kinds , obi Bastar taken in exchange.abbing done experienced, wi NE IVES & HAIL, © mr mean: Sm ee \u201c= : fn Le Goad a Fa th ,- ; Sa wi rss.\u2019 , \u201c .BOT mr ?paca a: i i Ju FT ictionin Prices.ax fi = 1-5 Corner of Maple Avenue.) rt sie 5 2 M ST Cures Leucon h@a; (or Whites) Pal | Menstruation, Ulceration of de Faia Ovalan diseases, Absent:Menstroatiin a all digeases known: ag Female.! | They are prepared with, tie 'greatést gnder the personal supers 5 na cian.who Lins.made fe oi its a 3 rists.nt ain pe > a EY \u20ac ; per pac] kages for: 86.Sold by.J, : ee Ble Book Islnd, aon 8h Le avin nb her 'Feceipt of thie rioney by:addresa X IC ' tick; 8 consequences may.b radically are \u2018out the dangerous usé of intétnsl or the:use of the knife; pointing owte of cure at oncesimple, Gertain and effyc means of which-every nifferer, no curé 16 \u2018what his condition mas of : be fribnd ir oF Have Rul i, .Fae ead Sam.I naka me wh t.is gapd ne Wa}; Ether bold Ets taken in the first stage\u2014say the first evening - after.yon.have taken it creep close up to tho stove with\" a shawl over your shoulders, drink a cup\u2019| go of \u2018tea, and takon sweat.Go to bed: while warm, the cold will generally break and you will be relieved by the next morning.But if it is settled, a alight cathartic taken at late bedtime, yi careful attention to.diet will bring\u2019 vorable change as soon as any- shine we know of.People aro s0 careless about guard- \u2018ing against.cplds, It is common to De © seg them sitting with their backs up against a window, or as near as they can get; sitting in the draught of an open door or window taking off an extra garment whon overheated, or immediately after coming into the house; loosening a collar when too warm, or changing the clothing through the day.This latter should be done only on rising in the morning, whon the texture.of.theclothing varies much, And do.layi ; 4 ghderwear, don't\u2019 ir ie, \u2018befors the fou of ribly, sometimes.prie = if in \u2018the spring as sooñ as bo Bears-the warble of the fixgh frog, u unless T watch, him.; vit Fel inky the wi dé: blew, rv et Toth) Cand panted like & hippopotamus, - threatened that\u2019 if thé\u201d wärm snap continued he should dislodgo his under shirt: I told him the breeze was trescherous, and that any.man who committed: so heinous an act would pay: -for:his hilarity, but the very next morning; there, hanging on the whatnot, I found my paitnor's article of wearing apparel.\u2019 I'scolded and reprimanded, and upbraided.I was vexed because he had taken it-off and endangered his precieus health, and I was mad at him for putting it Jon my beautiful what-not; right among ail my.lovely knicknacks.He «said he thought it-was-as sensible as thiè\"little gréén glass : milkmaid, and the Chines® god, and the button off Grant's breeches, and the meh off the: \u2018bureat that my.great-great \u2018grandmother brought over in: the Mayflower.Some men haÿn® ta\u201d \u201cgrain of aspiration in thoir stolid natures, Now that what-not was my \u2018pride ; it was londed down with mica things, and whon my incense was at its height, that man Just sat and laughed, and laughed, and _murmured.\u201cOh, come now, Becky, lot's Well,\u201d a worsé cold Samuel never had than the one he took in pay for his temerity.\u2019 It settled in his | nese swelled up, a8 big as a Merino potato, and he begged of me to do seme- thing for him.I suggested that he go * witheut eating for three or four meals, \u2018bat he ghook his head and growled out \u201cNever FT] -have the best the house affords now while I am prostrated and and \u2018almost demented.Just bring on your preserves and two or three kinds of jelly, and treat me well, for maybe Pll:not.be with you very\u2019 long.\u201d That melted me, for his voice quivered, like, and I cooked geod square meals, and he attacked the jellies manfully.He could trim out a glass as speedily as a hungry boy could eat a buckwheat cake.Nothing brings me to terms quickor than \u201cMaybe you won't be troubled with me long.\u201d All I could do; couldn't get him to put on his warm underwear again.Ho invariably said, \u201cWhen I say a thing I mean it: I don't cat my words.\u201d When a man hides behind such a barricade as this sort of talk, he may be set down as, vory mulish indeed.We mean no\u2019 insinuations\u2014it is our pardner, Samuel, of whom we write.After that he had, boils, one of the results of Lianging his.shirt in playful mood \u2018gi\u2019 Becky's what-not, and partly hécause, He'onts more and heartier i 20d, for, him.We\" Hoo- urself.We take .cqual um of tartor, salts; and pulverized sulphur, mix together, and for a doso, take early in the morning one heaping teaspoonful.Take three \u2018moiings, then miss three, then take Aha, | so that they aro taken for nine Horn 8.Then\u2019 after nine days go \u2018through the same again.This cleanses tho: blood.Wo make a poultice of Mélit'bhétd and milk with flaxsoed or slippery elt -bidrk «in it, and a little Jam.ôf éslerâtus ; püt it on as warm ad can be borno and change frequently, letting - thé boil take its own course anc its \u2018owh {ime, assisted by this poultice.After it is opened, and ro- lief comes, lay over.ita soft rag wrung :: out of hot w ter, keoping it moist all idare, auggéstct, Toilet Articles and bhuoialtiogs y ACT., £31.00 nnd B15 FOIRALXIEAUT, 0s.£30500 GB Dentifrice LAY : Le iE Bg Nour HE Olntment | Sears Paper Pr y P0ND'3 EXTRAOT 00, rORK AND LONDON, t4 snd Taney Goods Dealers.ho frec, on reccint of tla ua wo veceipé For salo by all Dr: Ordera for 83 v- 8224, Orderaferi $ vs =.of @5, if addressed 14 West 14th street, New York, 971y Far sale by J.T.Flint, Der by Line, vi HOLLOWAY'S PILL This Great Houschold Medicine ranks amongst the: leacing necessaries of Life.These famous Pills parify the BLOOD, and act most powerfully, yet soothingly on Liver, Stomach Kidneys, and BOWELS, giviug tone, energy, and vig orto these great JAIN SPRINGS OF LIFE They are confidently recommended as a never failing remedy in all cases where the constitution, from whatever cause, has become impaired or weakened.They are wonderfully efticasioys in all ailments inci dental to Females of all sgos; and as a GENERAL FAMILY - MEDICINE, are unsurpassed.HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT] Its Searching and Healing Properties.are known throughout the World.For cure -of Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers; remedy.Jf effectu: lly Gout, Rheumatism, and every kind of Skin Disease, it hag never been known to fail.The Pills and Ointmentare Manufactured only at 533 Oxford Street, London; and are sold by all Vendors of Medicines throughout the Civilized World ; with direc.Teeume of Jocal news by an able corps of cor- tions for nse in almost every lan, nage.The Trade Marks of these M Hence, icines are any one sep the Amoriens Counterfeits for prosceuted rchasers should look to} the el on the Pots and Seed 7 3838 Oxford $50,000 was s qui, jont within four , 1788 afro ber arg \u2014\u2014AND\u2014\u2014 STATIONERY.We have just received from well known Canadian manufucturers, à goud line of BLANK BOOXS, consisting of Ledges, Journals, Day Becks, Record Books, Quartos, &c., &e., which we can sell at low prices, Also, n good stock of Fuolseap, Coninner- cial Note and Octavo Nute Papers, both ruled and plain.A stuck of Euvelopos, in White, Amber, Canary and Buff Papers, from 12 inch down to 3%, Papers and Envelopes sold at wholesale rates by the quantity.A gou stock of Carter\u2019s Black Inks in quarts, pints, half-pints and cones, Gilloti\u2019s Pens by the gross, Card Stuck by the sheet or cut tu order.Call for these goods at the JOURNAL OFFICE.Stanstead Journal Printing Having a well appointed Office and good facilities for doing JOB PRINTING, we solicit orders from the public generally which we trust we can fill satisfactoraly, doing everything from a large Poster to a fine Address Uard, Particular attention given to A good Btock of Bill Head, Letter Head Statement and Plain Note Papers kepl on hand, and will be printed as cheap as good stock and good work can be furnished.ENVELOPES Printed or plan, furnished as low ns the cost of Stock will permit.In short, we are prepared Lo furnish on notice, Posters, Handbille, Flyers, Cirenlars, Letter Heads, Bill Hewls, Frogrammpes, Receipts, Notes, Pampliets, Address Cards, Ball Cards, Business Cards, Tickets, Hadicts, wc Colord and Bronze Work done at reasonable ratez.The Stanstead Journal Has just been treated to a new dress, and will continue its weekly visits to all who wont it for One Dollar a Year in advance.As to its contents, we refer tq its columns The current events and literature of the day will find a place, as well as an accurate respondents.Ita large and uniform circulation through the Townships makes it an admirable advertising medium.Rates low for its circulation.Special retes mado fo time adver tisers.For parficalsrs apply by letter por personally to the publisher, Co ROCK JSLAND, Que, BLANK TK BOOKSIC.H.KATHAN Hay just returned from markgt with a full line of Pry Goods, consisting of All Wool in all colors.Cashmeres ong found in the country.SILKS, a3 usual.te suit all.just reoeived direet.boughbt lor Ladies\u2019 & Gents.Fur Boas, ete.Ladiespand Gents.Underware, Gloves C.Mitte, &e.Men's and Boy's Ulsters, Scarfs.\u2014Blg Stock of\u2014 lowest possible prices.A full line of the gesine ALEXANDRE KIDS, constantly on hand.A lnrge stock of ng.\u2018This is head quarters jor Knobs, Thumb Latches, Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, Files, Rasps, Ivor.and Steel, a full assortment, Cable Chain, Cattle ties, Trace Chain, Japan and Black Breakfust l'en, Granulgred and Yellow Sugar.English Currants, Citron, White Wine Vinegar, Cross & Blackwell Pickles.and chewing, best Brands: sud Cement, 58 usgal.Now is the time to buy your bound to sell vountry store, und more top.Dress Goods.\"Phe best Stoek of Black snd Colored Full line 0 Cc LOAKS « CLOAKINGS, Fur Goods 3 Bales Hudson Bas\u201d Rober, casi amd | will sed] thew for a small advance.Caps, Mv fs, South Sen Seal & Mink.&e Caps, Moceusins, &e Tweeds & English Coatings, Suits made 10 order on short notice, at the Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, Mats, Caps, Fendy-Made Cloth- Hardware.Nuls, Glass.Butts, Iinges, Locks, Bolts bruss and Iron Bolts, Screws, Rivets, Washers Halter Rope, Sheet Zine, Lead Pipe and Pumps, Powder, Sbotand Caps.Groceries.ayer Raisins, Macaroni, Vermacilla, Extract Lemon & Vanilla Molasses, Queen and French Laundry Soap, Fine Cat and Plug Tobacco;for smoking Flour, Carn.Corn Moal, Shorts, Salt FTURNITURE, as | am going us of the Business and am Time and space prevents my ennumera- ting all my goods, but call and see if you do not find everything usually kept in a H, KATHAN Rock Island.Dee: 9, er PT ind I Thev are thefrecent the benelit of We E¥fayre everything in Knit Goods, Fine Line Ladies Cloaks.Large Line HATS & CAPS, Genulñe Pyre Gum Ruvber Boot: Warranted.Horse Blankets and Lap Robers.13yffalo af al! kinds, kinds.Ready mixed Paints In Colors or White.Crockery and and Glassware.Kersone Oil.Hardware.The Razor Blade Axe, We are agents for the butter makers.\u2018Gives goog color and improves the keeping ualities.Sugar, Beans an duce, wanted at once.Derby Line, Oct.28, 1879.TAKE NOTICE.\u201cnow is at SPALDING & COŸ'S.STOCKED UP with almost everything.bought before id Ly EEANVY \u2018ADVANSE, in goods, and will give thelr customers THEIR BARGAINS.the way of warm WINTHR GOODS, ê.Clotbs.Cloaking.Flannels, Dress Goods.Ladies and Gents.Underware, Gloyes, Hosjory, Skirts, \u2018Clonds.Nubiñs, and all kinds The best line Boots and - Shoes in Town.Robes, Vné4 and unlined.Choice Groceries A bang up Tl'ea for 50c.Oils and aints.Varnishes aud Paluters Materials of all Downer's Molasses ang Sugar House Syrup.Gilt Edge Butter Maker, a preparation highly endorsed by N.Y We went in exc sd for Goods Maple other Country Pro- respondence strictly confidential.| 1500 1bs.Dried Raspberrips SPALDING & COY Mutual Established \u2018WILLIAM WHITE, 208.I.TERRILL, © GEO.ALLEN, _ WILLIAM WHITE, Esq.od\u201d Ea.hil [He LINES.avoided.a bottle of genuine.\u2014\u2014 STANSTEAD AND Fire Insurance: Compay.BOARD OF DIRBEBOTORS:] A.A.ADANS, 1.N.GALER, GEORGE ANMITAGE, Secretu:y-Treasurer.q good, if not better,\u201d price.The object of this deception is transparent.SUMMER PERRY DAVIS\u2019 PAIN-KILLER SHERBROOKE, | - - 1836 - id.colthd C.A.BAILEY, F.p.BUTK Lr.Cor.B.\u2018I.MORRIS, il od J, BEDARD.wa |] - , President.| ea 3 \u2014 Ww «ISRAEL WOOD, luspector.SR WT) losses {liberally ndjustedf and \"ia settled.Risks.carefully Taken¥ind 1880.91y1 = ay.\u2018SUBSTITUTES ! Stee #3 The public are cautioned against a custom which is growing quite common of late among a certain class of medicine dealers, and which is this : When asked for Pain-Killer, they suddenly discover that they are \u2018sold out.\u201d \u2018\u2019but have another arlicle just as which they will supply at the same These substitutes are made up to sell on the great reputation of the Pain-Killer ; and being compounded of the viles* and cheapest drugs, are bought by the dealer at about half what he pays for the genuine Pain-Killer, whi.* enables him therefore to realize a few cents mare proft per battle uppn the imitation article than he can on the For CHOLERA MORBUS, CRAMPS, AND ALL OR BOWEL COMPLAINTS 15 UNEQUALLED.IT CURES ALMOST INSTANTLY.The PAIN-Kizcer is put upin 202 20z.and 5 oz.bottles, retailing at 25 and 50 cents respectively,\u2014large bottles are therefore cheapest, EOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.ir A \u2018But ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE SEMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR THE CURE OF Coiughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, influenza, © Croup, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and every hE affection of the Throat, Lungs, nd Chest, including CONSUMPTION.A WELL-KNOWN PHYSICIAN WRITES : \u201c4 Jt dues not dry up a cough, and leave the cause behind, as vs the case with most preparations, locsens it, cleanses-the lungs and allays irrie tation, thus removing the cause of complaint,\u201d DO NOT BE DECEIVED by articles bearing a similar name.WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, with the signature of \u201cI.BUTTS\u201d on the wrapper.Fais by Bett W.FowLe & Sons, Boston, igs, Be sure you get DR.50 Cents and $1.00 a Bottle.Pre- Sold by druggists and dealers generally.blo ills out BED J.P.CLEVELAND, Barnston Corner, EGS to inform his customers and the public that hie has removed his Shop to Main Street, where he still continues to manufacture and furnish Coffins and Caslizets.Also, Robes and Cr ®.always on hand.A first-class Hearse Give me a enll amd ex- amie my goods before purchasing elsewhere, _ Barnsten, June 2, 1880.83 \u2018l'his Company insures against all acel dents, fatal or non-fatal.'Fhis Is the chenpest kind of insurance which can be entered info bi Obtained for mechanical deyiceg, medical or other compounds, ornamental designs.trade-marks.and labels.Cavests, Assignments, Interferences.Appeals, Suits for Infringements, and sll epsee arising under the PATENT LAWS.promptly ute tended to.INVENTIONS TIIAT HAVE BEEN REJECTED Bythe Patent Office may _stHl.in most cases.be patented by us.Being opposite the\u2019 Put&nt Office.we ean make close searches.and séciire Pâtents more promptly, and with broader claims, than those wlio ate remote from Washington, INVENTORS, Send na à, modo] ar sketol Evene devige, we make exmaination \u2018\u2018frén af charge.» and advise as to patentability.cor Prices low, and NO CHARGE unless Patent is Secured.We reforyou to ofliclals in the Patent Office, to our cients in every State of the Jaton, and to your Senator and Ropteschtiit Ire in hoi gress.Specinl references givd n whe Jed) Jue.5 34 ress.\u201cOppôsite Potent: Office, ViraLizing the system, vitalized blood permeates every part of the body, repairing damages and waste, searching disease to feed upon, wonderful success of this remedy in curing Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bolls, Dropsy, A Protected Solution of the Protozide of Iren, Is ag casily digested and nssimilated with the od as the simplest food.When the blood does not contain the usual quantity of Iron, the deficiency can be supplied by the use of the PERUVIAN SYRUP.It cures a \u201cthousand » simply by Toxixa Ur, INVIGORATING, and The enriched and morbid secretions, and leaving nothing for This is the secret of the Chronic Diarrheea, Nervous Affections, Female Complaints, And oll diseases originating in a had state of the blood; or-gecompanied by debility, or a low state of the system.CAUTION.\u2014Bo sure you get the \u201c\u201cPX- EU VIAN SYRUP.\u201d Sold by druggists generally.Sern W, FowLe & Sons, Proprietors, 86 Hare rison Avonue, Boston, Mass, Pamphlets sent free to any address by Patents?WISWELL'S Internation] Patent Agency, Obtains Patents in all Conntries Patent Laws.Seoret, Confidential, and Reliable, Patents, Designs, Trade-Mark, Copy having rights ayd Reissues, ecure in the shortest time possible, © culars frec.ESTABLISHED 12 YEARS.MODELS and parts of Models made to or der.Special attention given to cases sre Jeeted in other hands.F.A.WISWELL.Mechanica] Kugineer and Kxpert.7 Beebe Pinin.Vr.or 1.Q.NORTH BRITISH \u2014 ANL\u2014 MN MIR CANTILE FIRE INSURANCE (0, ESTA BLISHED IN 1800.D £a 2.000,000 00 Stg.250 000 00 + 001 1501 01 + 1,001.010 15 Subscribed Capital.Paid-up Capital, Revente for 1869.Aceumulated Funds \u2014 Ingurances \u201cAgainst Fire Accepted at the Ordinary Rates of Even.nm.D.A, MANSUR, Agent far Stnstend Lonny.Stanstead.CIBITRR, 171] A FIRST-CLASS TINSMITH, one who rinderatnds his business and is w illing æ Washington, p.el to Wang.Address, étating experience nn voies: vo TET TIMOTHY HINMA ; ol ' Rock Island, Que.TIN AND BARDWARE, Ir You want a First Cluss Range, Go to the Stove Fa Yiu Bhop, Derby If you want a good Stove with Resorvelr, cheap, go to the > and Tin \"Shop, ook laut ere ' IT you want a nice Double love Go to the Stove und Tin shop, erty?Lane.ir youwant a Splenaldg Parlor Stove, go Lo Stove and \u2018l'in Shop, Rod Island, If you want any kind of Stoy b either New or Second hand.Goto the Btove and Tin Shop, Dey by 1.ing ; \u20ac If any thing in Stoves, Hardware Tinware, Stove Pipe.Lead Pipe, Mumps, Glassware, Sheet Zine, or if you want any repairing done, call : £ Particular attention paid to allkinds of JOB WORK, TIN ROOFING\u201d \u2019 - PLUMBING.PIPE LAYING.&e.A Good Stock of Lead & Iron Pipe, > constunstly on hand.atthe old.Magce Store and l'in Shop.Derby TIMOTHY JUNMAN, Derby Line, Aug.28,1878 03 ; 8 gpogrEs 2 LR] a ÉLECGKES.Een 8 BE 4 RU Os z iE Ses Re PA madpPe SFSE \u201cPAR 2hä ÉsÉsE 25H88 .TELE \u201cE- 6°.EH\" EE = Ë.ÉnoBÉ Ewfi as ue Fact S Ha 2 Enz 251 FORTE : Eo: S53 s SRE Ê ns g Toe A \u2018wa ox % Te BO .Munufactarers and dealers 1 and all kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL, COATICOOK, Que.The ocst Manning and Separating Mill in.use.; application._ The ** ONLY\u201d Lona PAD, Manufactured by the #On1y\u201d Long Pad Co, Détroit, mou Absolutely cures Asthme, Brouchitls ; Oatarrh, Hay Fever, all Throat and Lux dineanen, relieves and cures Consumption.A trial of this excellent remedy costs you #0 more than ONE visIT FROM YOUR PHYSICIAN, t0 85% nothing of Prescriptions.The fact that disease be cured by Arsorprion Is well she T ° ; \u201cONLY LuNc PAD contains the embodiment of he research of some of the best medical students ond writers In the world, and Dors cups.Sold by druggists throughout the Dominion, II.HASWELL & CO, 148 & 150 McGill St.Montredl, General Agents f for the Bominion.18025 TA XE ptite as fine oid Brij A) Virginia Leaf, (T4 =) From wh Vick Xi tobacco té made costs 155 wo a bacs Sfar oh Cay.A eri ee 0 pipe.) It Is made absolutely pure and neatly ee la ÿ handy tin-foil packages.* Tt 9 sold all table dealers In © of the Beige respectable lea Manufactured | pasauom TERA, EE 7 I at \u201cheStove and \u2018l'in Shop, Derby Lines.; Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouid i ~ ir\u201d Plans and léstimates for ng Li asad oh AN wo Juug Ong l'y Att Sub Of 11 Try Spe yen adil abl Lut Gry te, \u201c| "]