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tau : Ian, hing ms fury also left 0. widow and some eliili-2;; e gnrisoner was sentenced to 10 years in the ' f ein Penit_cntia.ry.. -`,; - \ :-..-_:_j. ' in men min were nuempt to_lnJure one Adam `ait. W. Lonnt defended. the ])l'i: The evidence given by the proseeutoi-was to the eifect t-liat-the,prisoner`a wife had been living in Orillin for some time,`and was engaged in washing the clothes.for the comiilainant. He went to the house, when she pu led_ him into a_room and closed the door. The prisoner then broke into the room, and having gut an axe, struck the I-V.nnpla.inant on the arm with it. For this assault he was tried . The only other e_\'idei1ee)\ as that of Constable Motratt. of Orillia, who was called in to quell the disturbance. and subsequently nrrc:-ited O'Neill. Mr. Lount having nicule an able address in favor of the pri.~iun~.-1', hisLo1'dsInp gfollowed in a brief eliarge. '.l'lie jury, without . leaving theii` seats, brought in a. verdict of Not j Guilty." The Judge observed in this case, that the prosecutor should have been the prisoner. ' -The Grand Jnrv for Hm (`.mn.hv-M Minn-nn ......1.. . rape on cnuu under 12 years, truevblll. , The Oueen v. Bernard O'Nell.-'-The prisoner` . was charged with having, on tjze llth Febru- ary, 1879, at Orlllla, made an Miault. and 11 then and there uttmpt. tqlnjure Adnmi defended m-imm-r, '1'... Jus. A. McAulay, against. whom the Grand Jury had fouudo. true blll for forgery, was arraigned before his Lordship aud- pleaded guilv.y." The prisoner having ah-ehdv beeu in the common Jail {or live months his Lordship took this into c nslderation and sentenced him to the short fer or 24 hours imprlsoumegp. The Grand Jury have returned- the following bllls: J. Campbell, rape on a child of feight years, true bill; Thoma: Dodds, obtainlng money under false pretenses, true bill; William Greeneld, `causing bodily -harm, true bill; Daniel Kelly, arson, true bill; Walter Morris, rape on child under 12 iruevbili. Oueeu Bernard O'Neil _'I`|-n n-*---- Daniel Kelly was found guilty orhavlng set fire to the barn and stable or` his uncle; \Vm. Latlmer, ln the township of -Mulmur, ln Nov. last. The buildings, which were completely destroyed, contained at. the tlme grnln, horses, and cattle, and these were all consumed. Lue ueqxsxon In the plaintiffs mm pected, and the` damages ufe cox many ntcxcessive. Mr. L_o_unt, Q.l plaintiff, and-Mr. D. McCarthy, ( fendant. The case will be argued 1 the full Court. inclined to non-suit- the case, but in deference to the decision of the Common Pleas he would leave the case to the Jury. The jury considered the matter for 9. long time, and brought in n ats saysha 1' 1: a lame thgy keep 0.thu-aywas none tn.- 1oru_bou!a'q{ tlga 1: I qua u0lll`S gl K was happy. llnllugrouc-d.--Mr. J.W. 1Iornsby,of Mcuars. McC`urlhy, Buys & Pcplxn-'9 Imv omcen, is . owly Iccoverhng from serious lllnesl. Qicil. 1-: cl". on worn forms of cnugbll E L srat and Bodfichi; ninuu m.m.......u.:a ,-......-uu a_ uxtur was unex- nages are considered by Q.C., acted for ` Q.C-, for de- Ill argued tlnln hnfnrn O-cog ; uurmg [0 us n.- 1190: . th 1nd2pen:u1g`_D he I Common ` ury. ' Fwltb damages at 82.500, Bmrie, April 1. oorcr. was tried to .).-K, the deceased in Blue's hotel in g wrists. or try.- er. D0l'I'il1'_t1l1`ll8d l the latzer uskod bv fail` stremrth - - 1{il'er {S V , L during a : D5`-or -*.'-a`Na.= Almtlu.-r swell regatta, an 911 us we hiul here last Icnson, with llunlnn on the lists, lsmlmost conclusively counted on for next summer. n,u-, xor de- I again before Auda] II II I Ul_II-9 &c. Sxitisfnction Guaranteed. solicited. Store opposite North lop Street. P 0.13: 33a. -___ V` --uuuwu wunmxnn m Replying all kinds ' of ` ` WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY &c`._ _Sd_tisfnction Your mo..,.......- uIvuuYI:.Al1' RI?;;9.?>Ds.I Hand: -' .0 Reve'mib'a Cant, $12.00. Other -.=m_\~1es $250 to s22.no. ; - cups, 1-es, Le;,'-_.'ing. Gun COVeIB,`II1d_ Water- proof Good-I of all kigd . Lmuo: '-.21`:-.:r,v Aprons, -'31.='0. , ' C xildren s Bibs and . (`.~'1) Shce1s,h:u1dson1el_v d, 7 ` ' and 81 L 1 1, . - .2 I:x.....t.'j\u}...". ` ' an` .. nu...-~.on:.u:. nnu ru:.1'l:iU.... L?` in ordering Coat, give height. mzgl cheat mcusuq _x over vest. . -aTr:.::::u:..~n_ m.+ar~e"`~ .. ._ _ (',lm.u(-I Mortgages. Real Estate Mortgages, I-`arm Llseu, &c.. newest xuul noun-st forms, at'1`uIc Ex4m:zn olncc. uvuulliv IUI. I III!) I'LH I I.'.ll for local pains, lnmem-55. aorencs-. weakness. numb- ness. and lullamxmmou of the lungs, llvur. kidneys, spleen. bowels. bladder, heart. and muscles. is e us). to _an Army or doctors and acres or plants and arm: a. Price 25- cents. t POTTER. Prnpx-Int ' s sold I) all Wholesale and Retail Dru luta tux-o out. the uned Scam: and Cumulus. and y W ` 3 ` lh-Hmn. Muss. - 2:--u VI \I\luIJl\l -6;--EVER`! nsscmpnou. W HOLESALE AND RETBILI fa" ordering Cmm. six-.2 hsinm am: an j tmms V.9L.TE.' ..?!I.E Mvn .-_- Each pncke of SANI`0i :D'S RADICAL CURE con- tains Dr. Ba onl's Improved Iulmliu ' Tube. with mu directions for its use in all cgscs. , Pr ca 81. . sold by 1.11 wholesale and retail drugnlsta and dealers tiirou in- out the United States and `zmndnn. WEEKS S: P '1`- ER, Gcncraliiguuts and Wholesale Druuulsts. Rnnrnn, .. nu uuu. mrue Ieurs unco BANFORITS RADICAL CURE was place before the ubIic.but in that short time ithns found its wa from [nine to California and is everywhere ncknow edged bfdruggiats and physi- `l_BnI 19 be the most succcaaru brennl-Minn` rm- n... Aections of tho Eye, Em-,'I'hront.Lun;zs and Bron- cshinl Tubes which in many cases nccompang a severe case of Catnn-I1. The inamed and diaensc condition I of the mucous membrane is he _:nuso_ of all these .trnnhInu- and -...on n... -..- __...__..... ...... um-m.u vuunuuu or the muco11a'mbri{brnue!s the cause `E1! ~ troubles: and mun tho nystcm has been brou ht properly nmlr-r the Inuence of tho RADICAL C0 12. jrcgttgl troedom from them cannot be reasonably ex- 0 u ' | Z _x_:_1_:g but three years since smmnnnvg nAnnv.n. Piles of New Hpring Goods, (cheaper ti. .2 old stuff), in every department, at Dowler B1'u.s., next to R. Kim.-fa Bukerv. _.----_. ..v_ ..u.... mmnvu no rcuannmy ex- " ctcd. ""1: In Jean: BANFORD`S ;iubIIc.buI: It has to way_{`1-9A"; _Inu;e California. a blinrvnvlvnun ....u....._ - ............ an--vuu nu uruluucnl relieT.unti1 nally I was induced to try a pnzn" medicine something that we nilopnthists are ve lath to do). tried and divers others until I got old of ours. {allowed the directions to the letter and am to IEEIIIIVO Md a permanent cure. Your RADI CUR is ccrtniniy n happg combination for the cum of that most. unpleasant an dangerous or diseases. Y ' mm v urf)2 Vv!.p5?:AY?St. D., 0{Dr. D. W. Gray as Snn.. Physicians and _ Druggists, muscauno. Iowan Musorrixs, Iowx, March 27, 1811'. - '~"'._ _' 1` 1-. xxder i`-I30-End `V v----- w--: w II-iwlvfih UWIII nssns. wmms as 1=o'r*r1':xz. - sm : 1 nm prac- tised medicine (or thirty years. and have been I ` Iuerer myself for twelve years with Cntarrh in tho , nun! xinssagcs. fumes and larynx. I have used every- Lhln n the malaria medica without any permanent relic .untl111nn1ly patent gogzathing tnl1n`c'xo nllopgthists qro_ yerylggh _to ume ago. w. 0. Moon. llls VOLTAIG PLASTER loc_n_l_ pplgs. lnmqnosa. porencs-. weaknen. nnmh- `----Ins-v----------- l l_IMlc[nm. 'l'.m`ing cousnpmtivo patients, and jmung lulled to cure then) ha` their own_1n-ecx-in- tion. S11u1 not hesitate to precribe Allen` Lung l`Inlt4I1l11- -It hits cured where dther rcmedsos have . failed. It:i_l_1`uru1less;`tVo tye mos; delicate chi1.d_ B0 Year-s,a' Physician. I2 Years a sufferer. j.]'ried Regular Remedies. Tried Patent Medicines. Permag - nently cured by ' rsnuromrs RABIBAI. guns. Ilwnenn 1l7`DrHrn p. n~n....'... -. ...v...z nuln uunnu JIUVIJZ The Rev John Jasper, of Virginia, sayrq, De Sun do move. fox-in do m0rniu'it shines on dis side olzrde Imus, while in de obeuin. on (lat side ob de hous. Now`. c-fhv don't move hew chine he (Jar? Notwithstanding Mr` -Juapefs logic, ve yst believe the wnrld mow-5-. \\'hen Mr` Ju.sper`5idies con- stituted the popular belief. people thouga that to die of small-pox or cholera. was simplb fullling one of uuturcrs laws. Now, through vnccinn.l.on. small pox is Inverted, while cholera, cholera mor- bus. dysentery (u , 1'11] r1iLl1`t}\ xue readily cm-edb the use ` ..u-, Piercescompounrl Ex- traet o Smnr:-..-eod. Does not such evidences tend to pi-ow t.`.mt " the \-.*m'11 moves"? As'a.n eztemul remedy for out bruises, snrainf swell- , Inga. bites and stir.;;, .* 4:93. the Cumunund E:- ` 111.01: of Smurf-`.\'-ed has no equal. Veterinary eur.-cenns haw: so e;;m!ove.1 it wifh m....1.,,.i I M, ,, ....... ..... ......... unu glata uuu uunlcrs mrou 11- States Drugglsts, Boston. Mass. - ` ' Diufilti: 1811, Wlnlcrulms depnrl/ed. -on the sidewalk. 1 Practical wohmmn in Repfying 0.11 9, I '._,-:.w~:-~' 3-": | V A '.l`nUIsu-Coustant grinding at the mnl of life, perpetual loss ofgvitul force. will drag the strongest man to the dust ; it is manifest therefore that the system must he kept supplied with a due amount 0! oxydiznble phosphorus. The 1)leu.ssntest-and gnost }:a1a.table way in which it can be introduced mto t 1e system is hy'the use of Vj_c1'omA HYB- pruospnxrzs, which is the greatest brain, blood and nerve food. in the wand. For sale by all Druggists in Barrie - v - - - -4- I3 SIMPLY WONDERFUL} VSYMPATHETIG DISEASES, factions tho Evn. mu-, -n..-Mo 7.. =GooDvEAR's 7'I\'I'\'l1'l\ n: An A. PHY8l0|AN;8 TESTWIBNY. Iuiied sm 3. Prnprlrt TC bu AIIUJIOIIBOW. Ilmm. ILI... ; A rll18,1817. Ichnsdoncmy o 'mo1-cgood than all other mc lclncs. He now race to school, for the rs: time fntm-co `cm-s. E1.1z.x' A2: Dcrrnzm. ; 1- ` . E1u{.\, lIlLJL.i8_n } I mm the one I glint wC-ll. The are the best plasters, no doub , . In the world. s.L.MoGxu.. Asn (h-mvn. V0,, March 93. i877. Accopt m llmnks for no good xlerlvm from nmtwo Con- 1.1Ns' Pusrxua sent me ao1no' tlme ago. W. 0. Moon. Klxasfox, Mmm. Aprll 20. 1877. I consider CuLLI.\ s' Vourno . ' PLASTEJI the best plaster I ever saw. nnd nm rccommcnlng lllcmto all. C. Mc)Iom:ow_ ___._;_____. D0!-IS TIIE VYORLD )l0"E'. h\'Y,Tr\luh 1.... ,-vv- - For 75 cents Tun: ]'}XAMI.\'I-`.1! will be sent to b n_ny nddress from now to .lmumry lst, ;8S0. st-lnool (`om-c.-rt,.-Tlne Public School chil- dren, or Barrie, are In tmlnlng for u. come)` :ATARR}i 1:. 13. WARNICA. ..--uv, vi. ll I-I-ll I Guaranteed. Your Patronage pposito Northern Station, Dun- .. mu: wunu moves"? As'an r-uts, 1115.5: mots. foedlms lac ezzxgoyeul it with marked ' `,`et.. . ' ` fdoouvenienro u J5: BARBIE ` The PILLS Purify the Blood, correctall di- seases of the Liver, Stomach, Kidney and Bowcls, and are invaluable in all complaints ncidental to Females. . The 0INT.\[I-INT is the only reliable remedy for Bad Lugs, Old Wounds, Sores and ' Ulcers, of however long standing. For Bronchitis, Diphtheria, Coughs, Colds, Gout, Rheixmatism, and all Skin Diseases it has no equal. ' ' .. .. vvv .I-l\l'.l\-l\J.l-II . In the` Books of directions atserl to _ ions make is a. caution, warning - against being deceived by conntetfe' 9- 130 Hot be misled by this audacious trick, qgtey - counterfeit: they are the L-ounte21eil"!se;y*p1`c(end 3 to denounce". ' " ` r i :4 , X om mun), In dcpnrtn King.-,'s Bakery. _ 1 mos: rerpcotfully take leave to call the atten- W111 51! the Public generally to the fact, that Certain B01150 in New York are sending to manv partaof the alpha SPURIOUS IMITATIONS o`: ; my P1115 and Omtment. Thgge frauds bear o;_;_'_ their labels some address 1n new york K} `I an -".5 ..u.._ _._ 15-12 ,,.,_ __.---.- ..--.--4 -uv-AAVIH1 Ill 4Q\V IOIK. I do not allow my Medicius 'to be uolay 1 United States. V I haw"-. no Agents then. 1 `Medicines are only made by me, at 533}, ' Street, London. 1; .~ 6 nu -- - These noimterleits are pun hfse.1'-'I>_v unprinci- pledvendors at one half the price o_t ' my Pills d are saldtb you as my genuine . fntndicine. - ~ 2 V I most earnestly 13110631 501*-113t'33_' 5.: which I_ see! sure my venture upon Minus frdm alunonorable paroll. *0 adstxnp. 81,111. - _ ~. =- u. imwor, an Eu.ghPol: and Box or u, ` ' Ibearthe British Go-veg", Wm-ds5'H_ou.`o i;- `No .*3sl'g!`1`-.3` I. pm? -THE GREATEST- wnunn%~ur MODERN rims, Adnlress. A To Go THORNB MANAGER, 211 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. I I" 0. Box '28. Say you saw Ad. in this paper I most rerpefuy take leave ' __1A1_of_the generally fact. um awonnanrvn IJIVUIIIJI Dluuurnolurers at Ben rs. wlnolcrmlc at ltola. Afhlrnuc ' BEWARE OF ` AMERICAN CUUNTERFEITS. Cldtlx Surface Coats, $10. Other Styleg from 50 to $22. Zephy:L~La.d_ies Cldaks, weight 9 uunccs. Hmldsony nished Crib Sheet, 75 cents, $1.00 and $1.25, by mziil. llzuldsomly nished Bed Sheets, $3.25 and - $4.50, by mail. ' _Rul>1>er (`-loves, llouscwork, Gardening, :=.m1 for Softening n.n(1\V'hitenin-,'tho Hands ;u.':su u cure for Suit Rheum nuu Clvupped llunrls Lgulios Short. $1.27. Gnuntlvt.-`, ' Gents . -$1.50 uud $1.75, by Illltil. Silk E!n.stic Stnckixlus, for \_'nricoso\'(-ins &'(`, S`-1.0`) ouch. Cotton $3.00 em-1:. In\'n1i C-nshiona, Be(1I uns, .S_\1'in;:c-s, etc Novelties of n.`.,1 kinds for Lin ios' Cuinfm't and Convenience. A.... Sonic-lnmly says llmt March went. out Ilka a crab. Ila was no doubt. inclined to be crubbea 'l'lw sidewalks are excoedln-,;ly .v1n'in_r7_:/ In many parts of_ llwtmvn. vIII._..A.. r...:.. 1.14 7,: .,,. . v-.. - ",..>* For sale by ll Booksellt-rs. or will be out, Vcurriuggu in-u. on receipt of the 1u'ic(: by .l R I IDI3nur\n.-r-I- n l\4\ r.,......._;,.. uuz. uu wuunpn UK we 1:1'1':c by - J. B. LIPPINOOTT & 00.. Publishers, Booksellers & Stationers. `(I5 AND 7l7 MARKET ST. PHILADELPHIA. `J~: mo Qunrlu Illcllulmry l ro1'u.~;r.-ly Illusti nLr_vslxec-p, $10.00 . Huh`:-.rsnlauul ('I_'illr:Il V014-Iluluury. Svo. Li- brury sheep. 54.25. ` Acmlunlc lllc-llmnu-y. Illustrated. Crown Svo. llulf ruun. S1r.&'3. ' ('0lll|ll`t'Il(`lI.`I\ (*IH('II0lllll')'. Illustrotml. lflmo ` Hull mun. $1.75. I sch cpl (IiI(`IlI(`llIlIrJ`) Ill:-lioii:'|r_v. Illustrated. 1`. m0. Hulfrmui. $1.01!. l'1-lnmry lllrnmmry. Illustrated. 161110, Half . mun. 60 cents. _ Pockq-l lllcliolmry. lllnstmted. Elmo. Cloth a cts.: rouu exible, 8'; c-ts. : rouu, tucks, gilt edges $1.00. Mam special aids to students in addition to 9. var full pronouncing and dening vucablIlu.r_v, maize \Vorcester's;,iu the opinion of ozr most dis`- tinguislied 8(11l(;D.l0).'8 the` most complete as well as by for the 1-livapest Dictioimrics of our lung u'nue_. . GOO DDDDD 's RU,$,vFs99Ds ;YZ9.B..q$E1,S .1pu1`r;Ee:i4i:IEr:` 3'1 >11 u.uu.uu.L.I.:l.I.I. IJ lJ1U.I.1Ul`11H..Ul|D. Qunrlo I:xlc:llonur_v [)I Iilustrnted. Lib- " .0 `to br1nL'0urs(-1v:-ea into conformity with the accep- null. `- l he vohm1o.'~' bofure us show a vast mmmnt of diigeuce ; but with H? bster it. is diligence in com- binn.tion with fm1cifuIne:~`s. With WurJP.\`I'r, m cmubination with go.) :1 sense and judgment. \\'()l{CES l`El( 5 is the saber`.-1' and safer bunk, and may bu prtmounced u: ly-.~t r'1'ia`ling English 1'lir01l." -tumIon Azrnmuu . "The best English writers and the most: pnnh'cu- lu.r Ameviczm writers use WUR.GESTER$ us their u.ntl1oritA ,"-;\ r;w Yum: HERALD`. "After our rn*(-out strike we made the change to W0l_(JI$S'l`l-Eli us our authority in S1lllillL. , chiey ted usage,us we`! as to gratify` the desire of most of our stunt)`, im-,h.4Iing such gentlemen as Mr. Ray- nrd Ta `I015. Mr. an urge \V. Smnlley nud Mr. John R. 0.1 ussn.rd.`~ Maw Yonx 1'muv.~u-:. ___..__ um. FRI-J E-CopI)\'1;AI:`sI 3f \'u'hmb10 xnforulutiu m rec ipt. of u.d1ros: 11 an .1- ~".n'.`nLln en in uni. ) Thu. Best :md1-`inest Cools at Luzl.'r_'Sl .\`dW York nee. ` . _ 1 )1 W, \\lnt.oI', Sulnmsr; \.`.'1m-'I,rup. - ... Agassiz, Mural), Henry, Everett, Mu.1m 5::-plnens; Quijncy. Feltou, Hilliard.Memmingr, mnl the lxfujorilzy of our most distiny.rnisl1_ed scholurn and is, besides recugnized us xzufhox-ity by the Depart- ments of our 2\'ntinnuX (.:o\'ernmeut. II is ul:o, :1_.l0pt0d by many of the Boards of Aublic Instruc- um. x... - .....-., ,. .... \Il uu. NIIVVIII The str. Laly uf the Lakes is being tted out for the luc_omlng season. vvtlli I ER " is now rc;,'urded as the STANDARD AU I','cIORITY, u`nd is so rocnmmemlud by B_\-1'u.nr. Lnnufellnu-_ \`In`Lu.... run -- ` av:-vvAAA\4AI\4v. A~';.`thing under 4 rounds weight can be sent by Lrxil. . - , ' Brooklyn D0130? 00(l3'~:a1's Rubber Goods. ' v .__.r_._ ..._.._.. o.u..... .3 mm n.-;,-u.rne and Wlxitutior A . u we STANDARD uillon. and l.'Iy;i2Vn'`nVly .'.'-3:.` L ` I FULLY IUJJSTRRTED AND UNRBRIDGE WITH FOUR FULL'PACE I L L U M I N AT E D PLATES. LIBRARY SHEEP. MARRIED EBGES` $10130. WORCESTER n_m_v S 1'ANY)A`nn A I7mv.rrmm~v \avv U110 The best nullhorlty. . . every l.llrur.v also In every every sclnoo."-J:Io.\'. Cmxs. bu: ur-u._., .- - - . ...u.v. \uA-S. -1u:1:\L'll. The bcstfexlstlng English l.e.\'lcon."-L DON A1'm:xz:t:::. . . up-_- - vu-I\.lI- U I E. lllusifated Uuarlul]iit:`ti`[1Dn2_1mj A lnrge. lmnllr-mine volume ol'l;'-I p:|2(-5; 'Inlnnl-n-- ---- ' ' ` ` -..-.. `g.-.-u uluuullul of 185-1 pmu-5; mm l:|!nln:; 4-onsl-.l(-:-nlnly more than l00,(mo . Words in Ha; Vs) - Iimlnry, VI ill: the correc-! E :-0::ur.c-I:-Mon, D:-1!-' l.'tynmlu.'.'y. IUJJSTRRTED AND Immmrin: |lll`l"1 is--r --77' V Iiing` -`itrcel. "ism---'1'..N:v! ...~:::, _ .0 `'6 Salt; u: 1. ml:-1. . .0 Beein;;- 1'1. 15. Crux vvexelberg 1 ,.., '1 1,f'unt 8heri11"s_Bule of La `. , Credit Sn.l0--Jul`m Hop, BW Goouls--]).u'lrr Hm! as the \Vm1a w\)V(`~ 1:. fswnn Wnntml -.~qy.,.. ` .'.-Pntter, \V:`::nx,.: `Into ~-lm mu ,1 ({,:(u 47 B. day`-1 .O. \" . 20 Ram Cnrd.>4--1.. 1. Ram L1'[,nY .\'-\v.~`pn;n-I V 1.. .., 3,5`? .. `-l(vnlh- ~:-7 ' rm: |:v~umn ("n-.0: R. scam & sci, 12- vuwcu--- Er EVERY l-l_l-ZSORIPTION. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 3'11! nrm-inn (`n-H m`.-n I...:..u.a .....1 .4 Get -a; h?tE}iE12~}31 a l`ln_p(-st :Imhorlt_s'. . ll (mum in ma -- A COMPLETE SERIES OF __........._,.,,u_ TAILURS & FURNISHERS, Aeznws {:iiLii}}:i$I -....---an ..;vaJ a.vJ.|J.1&I. - ing Cont, give height and chest rest. ` My l'illu\\I:':tm- ('.m]- I M) <.'v-.rd:-' -J. l&[iul.n.J~ .\ (`mm Silk Hale 1- R. Curb I " H :_n'c Rcnnmcti no 'l`)l!0.\"l'0. 0.\"l`. '5 l\L\1\'U.\L. i]]1xsjrnted5'2pngcs tiuu. of illt(.`l CR1( In every one, zuud .~t:uup. : zuuu .~L..mp. 3 M1 1iurpr-pg, hpoczul ur `ck - . . - .. .. .1 c mm- on-. l00.(Juo uvaa\.I.oUL VII i . ll (mall! in he In f A Il`llI)' and In . U)! E11. ? SVOSI: 3-- giheriffu Sale or L1 rand Cunh-nl Hut 03; IN I V V ._Dropsy_. Er. , Gravel, Di; `blood is imL 1.1.1:: 1.. - `A tucreny. V - - To such we rucmnmend I~`nlIm': pllitos ; it will not only 1`c.~to1'ctl1u siul, but its will clmhlu the toiling student his nlelualg lldiu-1'\`U1l-; st;zxu1;}1x1 \\'i_ ment, V , l\`o'r1:-}:c 511 of pa- ommcnd miv uthx.-I` ul'ti(.`l(.~ nrr nuA1;.-;\;Q Sl1s`[1l(fl( Imy though beaming a simi 01101` the cheaper prio Nor --It is Univ 11 01101` the pricctl mtiv.-Ia.-. 1\'0TI5.--It only the 1mIywmIm(. :r.':: [-poslctl, and un.~:cIjr`.xI: 1'/:3/.vz'm'inzs who can u11'ux'Ll to pres- cribe this I`cl1lC(1_\ . ];'.\'pL-ricxlcc jhas proved tlxis. The higlxcst class medical men in c\'_cr_y la`.l'g(: cit)` _wl1erc it is known, recomulcud it. . . ' 1 Price $1.50 per` I $7.50 for sixjnotties. O rdcr.-1 11ddl'CaBCd to. ....-J I \ 1 ' we mental tall. Stem 11-cu-salty mu_vc:nn1 his powers beyond the dict thg early pxomisc of ox-sal there by. 'l'n sum]: vvn . 01151) wezuaent-d 01-;;ur.s. Being thcll. xi, tuuib of the nc-`.\`m'. lutory systcnx, it 1`olIm\'.~' (hut, u h dcnmnd for c-xtr:1m'diu:u'_v oxu-ii. invaluable, since it N1ppH('.~', Um u':..~: circulation. am`: Hllslilclls the ;.'L-111-l`:l - At no period of lifc is \\;z'.tchl'1xl l` functions of mu brain l]l0X`l: rc-1ui,~itL the ak'qI1istiux1 ol` kll()\'.'lL'(l]{L` by the ; ding, persc\`e1'i11g.:n't11d_\' l'(`t[llil'L`.~i . 5 roura, uc1'\ u11.~z furcc, or 111:: child um; the mental toil. StonyInt-nu-smicvm-..~n.......,141.- ku- U1`clc1'.~ 9.d(11'C:r3Cd `to, In i/.::" V > \ `Peru Davis & Son lawr,ence,jy 377 S1. Dm-.1 av '1t'tr.:;...._:'_-v-|'v:iv on an. ram St'.,"Mon will have immediate zuptention; m:cessm'_v m l,'(`Sl(>1'l'H` ously \\`C1!.l\'(5I]L'(1V()1';,'1l1 Bemg (L tum` -NEW AIJ\ I-.`l:'J.`l:31*4.'IL{ l'-*5. '1`IIIS WEEK.- I Ilumcss and an'un,{.;th.' :1 g'u.m-Ln urgzuxic fllnCt1')I)>', and cxlsiI;;r:: llcctunl ])u\\`cr.~'. I19 Hvlccilixt in brain and m.-rvuns .~u1hst:mcc. inc vity of tl1c,nb.~::1rLc11l.<. zmd n-- thus causing the healthy uecessnxv inl'0s1m~inr H unluu 13 u sold by ' sale on] '1' UBE` and m on 'ph0S])lli[\ n:mu'c.\ ' c1c1:l.vL!n3;1tu\:. N0 l'l5I:.\`l)'.\' win 1m in . -7 ;;..int. ' of FELJ'.U\_\';a" lI1'l UL 11x `,~;`1IiL' fu;lo\\'_.~a the 11i:'cctio;1:=. The (:i\`p()l`iI'dL`l tum occupxed m: w1tl1 ` \`ic\V t_n (+1 n1'r1'rs=-1v- nu-. AI2SOLU`l'I 01 .\'n until it 1'c:u-he. tlv ' cicnt. Ux'm:tu1:. I N()1-1`.x:. u' I x; U1 us.) run 131: uh.-1:d trntion to the mind. . IT 1 BO)10 1`]-LS YIGUJ: i1 pend for health on the 1 action, Viz : the Liver, L1 and Gcuitals. ' V A1u]1Inh-..\ n':1;..n..1 ..~;.1. FEL%L%0ivvS?" i+"YPo 91+ mzs lN.`EP'i'ii)E*J. | L-:\`pe1'i1umts wlzi:-h 1 on-I`:-.-6.7.1 H-I - - -I 1uu\,u.a.-\ ul uxpull,-F111. . ' An L-Ildless cluun of goml I-ffvx-1.~; x'~=[fn1'nm1 ' 1`cll0ws Cumpoauul .*-~_y:'u;Ts of 5'jE_s':'.;;:l ]:hIfL`.s. . and we are s:}t'u in saying, from :1 !u1)r,: L'T\]).')'i` in medicine, its \'il`tuus art. no: ;.o.v.s-as-.s(( by other cumbinutiun, as thu ful1Jwin_g, will dc: st1'at'c. . . _IT IS ACCEPT.-\BLI-S to ]m}:'.1`e and ,~'(-nlmr SU1 FIC1EI\"l'LY l U'J.`l;'.\"l' to in-am: du. benefit-,'Vct h:u'n11cs/.~'. imwsuc-vm' long It: 11~:(' be contimlcd. This clJ:u':~.ciu1`i:ic ix cu-~~u~ U no other 1'L'mCd_V. . 1'1` ASSISTS DICE:-iTIO.\' Mn! :` `~11 -~ I1` \'I'l`.-\LIZES THE LL()UJJ.~ .-.:: ingredients a.s1na_v4lm 1'cq11irc-J. V IT RESTOIRES 'IU.\'E in the 1l(l'\'(a*?. I.'.l` (.`:IVE.5` 1 0\\'l`I1iul'u1:du1':1muand.1'ca:u _ I I`! I Ii-I` I IVIEIJIMIIIV ED, Combs. 1h'n-Int-:4, and Ill} tlm`1mu:zl stock of 51 rnt clt_mnDrI1,-Hhnre. which wm'c nll ])llI'(`.]H1H(.'(1 he- foro Hm `I I . arm mnotcnl, r~nn-atjqueutly he is propnr:-d tn vwentznll hi.-4 n|4I- fri`cml.+ and the general puhliu mxltt-1`xmm1n1'1: fXL\'()I'lL`rlc than uvel` uforu, um] l|)`I|I`iillg them now fur pant kind. m-.w.. lmiu.-~e I'm` 9. cuntim1:u1cu.nf their pntrun. age. ' 10-Iv. stages. l 1: cures Astlmm, L1 Vitus D:mcu. 1;`1:ilq~.Li Ncx-V011.-mc.~:.'. and is z to other 1'e111c(lios in process of Dipth:-rin. 01 l.`nlln1I'o Au... ...... IWESH &s:2.*; Is cOlllp()HC(] of In;.;rcdi<:: which comtitlltc IIL-ul Nerve u1u1B1':xiu h'11`b.-atzu directly dependent upon By its union with Hu- uirectly depe11dc11t 11110111401 By the 111111 the n111.'~4cI-.~' 1'c-cst:1}1l1'1-:l1i11;,' the 011101, 1. 1 c11_p:1bl(,- of (-11 results: ` v 11- un`.l ,1:....v um. nun m mu m;: 111:; TUBERCULAR umlm order ta :;um1v 1 Tgzezaas mu ucuiials. And uulcu '11':1ic \I2.`()LIY`l'I-`. mu: \ \'1.~ Eve-r:vtln' , ___.- .. V... vs _I-lllll`V`l_f\`u>lU ` $77 St. Paul St'.',`19Io ntr1`P`.'U;".+ l immediate at.tn.`n+.im.- SUM-~ ~ ELl::|?l;i;`,:V':| :a;ai;L~):,:l])I'ii 3, I Where hehas j-usz` ' Q J :0" Ordc-1-.~; 11dd1'C.s>5Cd E0,` Has rc~movc hiS1}0\7 and l ' miscs, on 111.9 old .~ _ IN TI-IF. OLD'.STAND, i THO`-. sauna`; `sang .l'U-\' (S CH1 l'l,`\ .. omug Lat n mu; 1.: mm- Bayelcl AS-t., Ear:r'ie' ":1 c:`~'." 1 ! Jo! .s 4 ., < .~`-r \'Jir.J Two Carlnads n`f h`fE1y Fresh Dru DYE S'I`UI"l~`S, SI EDS, L.\`:\IP GOODS, W `Also the ]n'i111vst oi" price Cu} mm] the student to ictzltcs of m-mh-m-. 11(u~:,t1m\\'u,.~2cthrough 91119 ;;c-m-1':1l'.~_\'~tc1u`. is \\`P.tL'hfl1l (':Il'l'- an - u-mu-s of pm xllcuco nmy L pc-x'.'~;01::-c jrlfo iclc arc jm aa'go< name, and of thou nrticlc. ' ' md f'olIows liq *.~to1'c the sinl.-h.`.. 9 I:-.u-unu L':l1'u on-1'_ the we rcqui.~itc lm (I'.z1'ing alga yquth : plod- cquir stow-I oi \'i:zn- V u. mood; Ml!.~`c'nc -, \\'l1il.~'t; Life it" ~'(Jl!lL` of them. 1001] 1111-Ii1~.`::!I'u'-vt xrux 11'. Hm "mm ' n'0anEN nau""T0rEil . .. 5:011: 01' .u.! may sing .- .u' u-nluuml ms of the pr nd 1cg:*.11tIlricI; 1`re~ Id .- and. s u}_'1mpims- inking pal icut, *ut to p1'L-.~'c1'vc \\'i_th0ut detri- ; ll.\'l.' IS mgh thg: tcm. " L,U., 8-Gm. This reliable old eutublirelnnont has ngnin for the second tum: phntanix-like rim-n from its Lu-1hl:H and in to be fuundjn thcprcnniscs N:-nrlv a nu;-It`. ti... I)...... L`4.. lelastana gem og I ... t."'\ `Q as T`: vARiET\./% f7cAsL5$ .?z3.FEE, WALL LPAPEJ In up uu llllllllljll LHU pl`clIlXHL'H Nearly opposite the Burnt Staml. D1 . Gt.-m`;,'cn lms just rutnructl fmxn the Hunt . with `ow.-r @oLDEN _-\ I~ L'LL -x.as;1:'r.1x1.\"z' (.1.- Scehooi }3.'_3<:=`r>;.-.~.-_ &(~. the Pt1b1i,`Wa11Paper a spa Old .' c 33. some cases Below Last ` AB! suns-\-u-._._A -- wGLaDEN: EAVER S- 1 I{0"U* -5 _ A And look at the A111: :11 U I` rm, -3! JLII-`1, h. \1\l1' UUUIIPS, PATENT MEDICINES, Cnmlm. Hm.-In-4, um! All H...-mm-.l uomdr no In n.-no 3. .G.;z{~`:i$~, _F j L *1 3-`:{`..5 . ;Duty,TB;'ut No-In1`~3s.se $.21 Pric - l}.11'1'iu. -.Tl1e ,iI1:111;',rI1'.':1tlon of the Km cc-nt. t0:l)c placed upon all furcigxl pal hing to give my custom:-x-s cvc.r_y .-ulm stuck bufurc the l1l\'illlC0 in the lVl_l'l-ll`. EUNLOP STREET, BARBIE, Ei`=3SPEACT!ON C-*5`-' SAMPLE __ ___ __0______,_.. `ci5l:2l1`3ll'(`.S` en 'l`hm'.s:l;i:,', 3151 vof .`: .'::' %j%Foz'E":'ci$L"Zi'c+'1'I.E, I FOR THE COU~N'.[`Y OF SIMCOE. mms m: m3:a:.LA1>., :- sf v.'.\L1. PA PEP. ms QOK DEPOSITORY ---C`rR.32AT SALE OF--- CALL %,._4gL[f mqzlcle st.--/: uf v.`. l-I11" b'l 1.'l;\ G (. l.'Ol)S, we /:a-vej.~4st my lu t_I'u: L'.stute of. H. 1'/u.Ip` (v':_zIpl1, at f}.c`-rule qf -`.EI`3'ii.'; . `.4-.~ 3 is_nmv cuunplulc : EA. E33. (fRP.`4`l"l`d5I\ 6'. ($0., l:npo1'tc1's.& ~-u;b..-4 uu vwa. a ` `i$~ 2 Emors `West liarrio ll- .---.........q-u'. -525 :':.:vs`r:::v3. `PATTERNS! `"0 `(LG um: pull]. all ,-I Iufvc st.-cu . E` nliy will callstfa duty of 1 bf-i1ig:1li\`c to this fact, hjgyn en:-In-...1-.... ures, an . I`1Ci:}S. - ` ' Garnet ings & Suxt .='::AVER uulurv ((0 m. l u_[}'cr (I18 l'.7llL U! I'(.` Ill ; , mhlm Iuu'.: .t`/to I .,.II no} ; the I'D :'r1ce' y . ` 1,41! EXPRESS & TELEGRAPH OFFICES n.uu:u:._0 jr_, riis, AGGIDENTEIFE ASSURANCE, ,' nu VII: :II' _--'Esy Agnlven z- I`I_____..L 7.1..-. .'......... - c1-_.A... u6U\Ju\JUU\ ll \I I-911!" _.._. 3; _ . Interest Allowed on [Deposits --SANDEI:-?_$-+ IIIl\`F IIIIIIII Egld & Silver Watch t~il-_:.-.. 11-..- `l'\:._ -._ >r1ft'u Sale or I.` md Hm n..-'7'. Kl" ..v .-_...._ $3oo.ooo ` TO LOAN. ---A.\_'D- --(")hains, Gem Rings. `=..:r,.::'*;'~.;":._ ...____ I"? L: ' Q .1 '4 minor. 0. H. CLARK, --null-r A 1' "A QTf.'.N|"E!'1 `F iVdIti-I npwuvuuuvu FOR Cv..--A._ -1-.. r|_-1,1_,_ (ICS'l`Al$I.I!~`lII'3l) 1811.) .-___ _ _..--. _ VJ _. v-V. viaectacles, Cluldrens . "Road .v Co. A- n T . Hnwn . .nu.-1. ' . ()roxxxpto11& Co. , `um-nto. ..1' '3 A: '1 I`JLlI`4\J1\..`\L BAIKIEIE. ONT, LT 'n\. (.0. w . Px'-m1ptnn & Co. _ -Kerry. \Vatsun & Co. Sieighs & Car riia- ....4 II......... II..A...I I H A` I 1' Fr` II.`I nu ml at (.30. . 1'. Howell 65 Co. I `-I'o:1ce to its nshes" |jIv ~'J. ins t`5_C0. (.`ouk(.-y. FCU. mgton . ._ __..,= - llotel. ` or prlcul. '.l.'l)0ll` customer! can afford to pay urn-I` In-1.," for me goods they purchase, and If their circle or cultomgra II not no l!1l`[.','O, they still make good prots. The house that adver- uses, on the other hand. seeks the general . tmdu--Lh0 trade or people who buy where they cnn buy -at the best udvumage. To catch this trade they not only ndverunu, but Llmy son on small -margins, .mnklng thelr prom. on the greater number ofiales. `A sbrlklng must_m.. tlon w_us broug11L.t0 our nttantloh :1. day or um _nluf:o. A person wlahlug a cheap artlclo r Tum---A vmmu several stores. bbnn Ila _ going old est ,.l- .. mu ' never 1\dverv.x.P'.!s` `l`1'I`!l plane Wupfzrlggfioutl prlce of which was 815. At, nno '91- 5 _ , ' ` ndvortlscment. haul often urllcle pieclscly was pur same principle holds l - 1.:roce1'les and ever ' . The Hollie that Adivei-tines and the Iloluw Ihut l)ocsIl !.--Some buuiness houses advertise, others do not. The hitter pride themselves on their established business con- ` ncnlion which renders advertising unnecessary. They are independent in all t_hinzs ofthe open market. nud do not "cure for the class of cus- tomers who show any anxiety on the subject of prlcon. Their customer: afford to pay they nurclmn. nnd Closing L'n.rnlv:'Il.--,-Tine concluding mau- quemde carnival of the season came on` aqlhe Skating Rink on Thursday evening last`. Owing probably to the sort weather and min of the previous (iuy, very few person: went to the trc)ubluofn1askinZ- The ice was in good can- '(llU0lI, however, and 0. large numbex of skater vnmde their appearance, and kept, up um]; gy. rations .to the merry strain: of the military hand. until a late hour.` The rink was cloud on Smurdny. but the cold weather or Sunday and Monday induced the inunngera to re-open the esinblisizmcxlt on the latter day, and aim- ting has been going on, more or loss, ever since. 7 The band will nctemiat. the rim; to night. . ` mu: :1. -'surv1vtu" ox the army in Flanders. What's `the matter Mr. J :1" one of his friends naked. Matter! he replied, nmtter! Why lron'a gone up, and coal has gone up, and unlls have gone up, and every d--d thing I use has gone up! If this is what they call the National Pyllcy L've had enough oflt." Well, but dldn't you know that that was just what the National Pollcy was going to do for you?" the sm1th's frlond asked. No, Id1dix't.," he unswered, with nnother oath; do you suppose if I did I'd be fool enough to go in for It? Not much, I cnn tell you."-nud he went tenrlngup the street like a locomotive set loom. 'l`l|c working mam hasn't `had his Wages mined, but his clothing, food. and me], two ralscd In prlce. Another Cn.vo'c.--The St. Thomas Journal says: A country blucksnllth came out of one or our hardware stores the other day swa.rln~; like :1. survlvnl" of the in Flanders. Mr. J :1" nnn nr bl: . -~~uv lleforln (.`ovcrnInenI In 0nl:i.:io.-Ti1e Globe Printing Cmnpnny has Just. issued a small pannpliiei, containing the spcecimsror the Hon. Oliver liioimt, delivered at Wood- stock, before his constituents, and M. l'0roni.o before` the Young Men's Reform Lii,erm`y and Debuting Club. The former is a review and defence of his tulinlnlstmutlon, nnd the latter gives u s~:ynopx-nix of the legislation uccoinpiiuhed 1 lumlcr Reform Government, in the Province. as well its their miniinisnruiion or publicuimirs. J imih oi` the 1-speeches alluded to are considered 1 in be mnongst the most. able and eloquent ever 1 tlL'H\'(:l'i`.(l by the hon. gentleman, and xhouid ` be c.'u'c-fully read by every lover 0! good guvorn- ] mom. , - U; nnnson again. mmonnl policy. ` A sleeping,.Mulcl|.-gTlno columm of a xcw York paper contain it olnnlleugo from a yr. Lhlden. who \vlsllcs to make usleeplng ...;m:ll for a prlze or trom $50 ..)$200 aside. Thu ;,rent,l.-1nu.n can euslly be 2.(:c.w':IlI)()dXItcd in Ilurrlu. We have people who can glve hlm 11 m~ek s start, and bent hlm, snore or not as ` _\nu pl;-use. T110` only objection made by our ' I~.,-:.l .~olnuol02lSls ls that may would llke to 1 Ina,-ill In Scptelnber or October, so tl1u.t-they .,.m.2 ,.-leap a few months, and so get-a good I be-,-Inning; lJef()|`0Ul01llcs begln to be trouble- .:somo. ' .- Stopping Papers.---An oxclmnge aptly says: Sub.s'crlI:r.-rs who may wish to continue taking 11. newspaper should bear in mlnd that they xnusbtlrst pay what they oww S0lllEI~Hl_1eS 1: copy is rt.-turm'd marked "efuxsetl," whllo a- sul:.=crlI;er's Llme may have explred from one to twelve months ago. -A publlsller can send a. paper until all `nrrearauzes are nnld. and n. 1.. LU uvulvu mumns ago. -A puunsuer send paper `nrreumges are puid, and it, is immaterial whether the s'uI)suI'lber tukes It from me post. (mice or not; he will huvt.-`to pay in full. - ` Notice In lhlnilu.-5-'u NI:-n.-~'1`he wide ur- culullun of 'J`Ju~: I'IxA.\11.\'.-:2: nlukvnitc-1wul'Lhc luasl :ul\'c1'lln'lu;.: lm.-(llums in the cuunlry; und 'l'1u:: l'lxAmx|-zx ls (rnnstzlullyln receipt of grug lllylng evidences 01 the be.-hem which sururuey to n.Llver1lc-rs hy the prcseulullun in Its col- umns or Lhchj nun:-ulucuxm-ut.s' to the puhllc. lluslnc-as men uluslruus uf rem-.l1lug the people will nd that tlu: columns of lhls paper will answer the l`(.`(]ull'cll purpose`. _ 7 -------u S"\Vorth see1ng.-Tl1ere is on exhibition in the silk window of E. B. Crompton A: Co., a specimen of French Jacquard loom weaving, such as is rarelyaeen in this country. It is woven in colors on a ground of black nnlk, representing a vessel in full sail. As an artistic production from the loom, we have never seen its equal. ` Ordered CloI,IIng.--Messrs. Sanderi Bros. have received a splendid assortment or cloths. for spring and summer- They keep nothing but the newest and most choice goods in the market, and, us they any themselves, their prices can't be bent." Their ordered clothing business has msnlued extraordinary propor- tions, under able personal _superlntendenee. Cull and sec samples of Work yourdelves. Suw-1VIilling-~;be or hand or the bay, i: now in full running order, under the manngemmt. or Mr. P. B. `Braz'elL The Durham Mill. 11. is said, is (-0 be suirted by I\Ir.'I, ruzel, in a. few weeks. Both mills have been heavily stocked. ,,<;_:. G:-em silk sale at the Golden Beaver.- E. B. Crompton J; Co. l mvo just closed the pur- chase of 1200 yards of Blnck and Colored Silks, from a. wholesale rm relinquishing business-- bo-Lglnt at a grout sucr{ce-will be sold from 37/c. er yard up.--S1-:2 THE WINDOW. \|'lmI about the Cow lly-Lauv `!--'1`here In 3 snow by-luw. which in occmslonnlly good [orwlmer u-m. but It. won t~uL all keep the Ildewulks clcuu In hummer. ` `cum, tum w And is mu 9 1"... 1...... IIIUS U1` ` muted, was their ta, in uzuugmer. ' ' V` -mm The prisoner is about 30 years of age, and has a wife and three children. The unfortunate victim of his fury also left children. The )risoner was nu nnh D.-.:5`...L:-__ An two- . - Mr. Mclllnrchy testirlea as follows :-I just kind of think it was the man who was turning wrists that gave the blow; the blow did not sober me ; it seemed to me as. if I was dreaming, and that after I wahetllup I forgot allubotltit ; Iremember beoqqxi conscious on Sunday morniu `. we was `given by several reupec%9.hle men toivnslup of Not*a.n=asa,ga, all of whom e the prisoner the character of a peaceable and uotfonuive man, and his appearance certainly does not belie their testimony. After the counsel on each side had spoken, the distinction between the crime of murder and manslaughter. If they believed that the blow was struck by the prisoner, and that in so doing he Intended to kill Derrlll. theo would nd him guilty of the first offence; but if the blow was directed without fatal intent, they weraet liberty to nd him guilty of mnuslnllghter. They should weigh carefully the evidence that had been ud- dnced to rave the murderous_ intent. ' - After {I out 3!) hour's ahnam-.n the lm~u....s......-z His Lordship charged the jury, and yointed out V uuceu to tho murderousjutent. V hour's a.bsencotlIeJ\1ryretlu'ned n verdiat that the prisoner was guilty of man- uluughter. V nriaonar In ulmnl an .,.,...... .: A...` -- - - V The North Star. pubilnhcd by Mr. B. N. Fisher. nt Parry Sound, comes to hnnd In an enlarged and very much In) proved form. ammo mat he was the mam. On his bin-v uzarohezl J n. one-hluded jack-knife was found in fine prison- er's pocket. Derrillwus attended by three (10:- toru, but inaluumtion setting in on Sunday night, his condition grow worse until Monday night, when he died. .B_o{oro his death. he asked aevoml times how the [)l'l:i0ll0l' was getting on-, and at-nod he was not to blame. Buth the deceased and pri- soner wnm Ilnlmrnnv .m.1m. n... :IklC1>A , -. uuusu uuw we pnsoner getting he was deooaged soner were nppuronuy under tho Inuence of W10: liquor, the latter bcing probably tho worse oi` the - prisoner. ` ' The evidence went t : show that on the 24th of August last, at about six o'clock, the deceased Derrill and Livingstone were in Collingwood engaged in turning ing whose wrists were the e-tconger. back the prisoner's wrists, and if he had not done it by a; "nack." Derrlll replied that it was done by fair strength. They began to bet, and pulled out money that the one could beat the. other. Thos. McM'urcl1_v, a man who was present. and who was very drunk. then interfered, and said that he knew parties in the l1t:igi1bul'il<)0d who were stronger than Derrill. and who could turn his wrists down. Derrill continued to bet. and Mchiurchy began to speak ubusivoly towards him (D.-rrill). The In ter cautioned him to desist, because, he said. he didn't want to hurt him. as he was an old man. Upon his re_i'usin to do so he was struck on the cheek and vknoced down. The hotel keeper came forward and put Derrill out on the street, while Mciiiurch wentito the prisoner-who, it may be mentione , is his hired n1on-and beckoned to him and said, "Conic on, come on, and llx him." Immediately afterwards he went to the front door once or twice, and, standing there, made souw drunken -kicks at Derrill and returned within. Derrill also came into the hotel, into a room adjoining the bar- room. There is a door between these two rooms. He had scarcely arrived there when the prisoner, having broken away from two women who were holding him, rushed through .he door and uncle an underhnnd blow at Dcrrill`s abdomen. Several witnesses were close by, one of whom, J.Poidoin, says that just as soon as the blow had been di- rected the wounded mun n1'oved`toward the door, and, with his hands clasped around his abdomen, cried out, On, my God! I am stabbed. He -was supported and taken to a doctor's across the street. When arrived there an examination was made. and a large portion of his bowels were in lcngth- He asked if he conldhvo, and was . told that he would probably die, as the injuries were very serious. He told them to send for his wife and children, and also requested a priest to be sent for. The prisoner in the meantime was arrested. and some witnesses state they heard him say, while in the constable's charge, that he would go quietly; that he had done it. and was not a bit sorry." He also confessed to the con- stable that he the On hiniif he thought he had done it by strength ; found protrllding through the wound, ve inclus . one-bladed t In nrinnn- . ' mm was going on. _ Mr. Crerar prosecuted for the` Crown. and Mr D-, M00-"-1`U1Yy Q-C., appuured on behalf of the evirlnnma wnnf I--. ulmm Hm; ,... oI.,. nu. , . Neil Livingstone. a. farm laborer, to- day before Mr. Jlmtice Burton,,onu.c1mrgoof1 having murdered one Willium Dc.-rrill, in Augult last. . The case has excited a. gnuddeal of interest in Collingwoud, wlxcre the murder uccurred, and the Court-room was crowded all day while the trial going - ' I mmmnnted fur Hm n.-m.-n .....1 u.. very pleasant time was spent at the minim: House, Angus, lust Thursday ening, the occasion being the annual isl given by mine host McDuugall. _music, and merry dancing run through 2 ht until the hours grew sm slfagaiu yk happ . .-.., much 13 secoxgd to none on the circuit. . . His Lordshxp than discl1:u'gcdtl)0 gentlemen of thqgmnd jury from further attendance. mwu we grunu 1111`; m1_ the vci-y oxccllmit and spacings C0`1l`t-l`00lll which has been provided, which second to none Lordship diSClll|.l'L.'cd Hm unnnmnm. no l sulnmueu. ' - D. E. Btnsr. Foreman. I His Lordship said he received theirprescut- ment, and would be 1,-[ad to make their remarks known to the Attorney-General, who would, no doubt, give them his attention. The Dominion Government, he felt sure, would also give their attention to llmt portion of the zuldress relating toythe clunngeixntllegrzmd jury. He congratu- lated the grand jury on the very excellent Hpapi0l_1S has" or-avid.-:1. r - I the following presentment on b'uturday:-- `a child of tender years. Luv yaunvuubul Isuuulu nun: uueu luv prisoner. Grand Jury for the County-of Simcoe made To his Lordship Mr. Justice Burton. Presiding: at the Spring Assizes held at Barrie. 1879: We, the Foreman and mcxnbers of the Grand Jury of our Sovereign Lady the Queen, 1'e.~:peet- . fully 1;;-escnt:-'-T_l1at in the. performance of ouz; duty we ln ve examined` the gaol and court 1mu..-.;. and have found both of the buildings kept in :: clean and careful state, and everything about them ina neat or orderly condition. The Grand Jury beg to aelmowlcdge the assistance they have received in the perlbrmance or their duties from the instruction conveyed to them in your Lord- ship's instructive charge, and they avail them- selves of the suggestion thrown out by your Lordship to state that in their opinion the reduc- tion in the numbers of the grand jurors sum- - nioned for the Courts from twenty-fourto tit teen will be a boon to individuals. without in any way jeopardizing the public interest or the rights of parties charged with` the commission of crime. The change will ecct `a considerable saving in the expense of administering justice, and will lessen the inconvenience to individuals in having to attend as grand jurors. For these reasons we shall be glad to see the recent change brought into operation as soon as possible. We, however, consider that the change can only be successfully carried out b_v allowing a majority of the grand jurors to find or reject the bills brought before them. If the system requiring twelve at least o_I the grand jurors to agree in the decisions they come to iscontinued. the reduction of the num- ber of jurors to fteen may only tend to trouble- some delay and inconvenience in the conduct of criminal business. The grand jurors cannot help expressing their regret that the serious charge of rape should be so common in this countrv, and they trust that whenever the crime is clearly proved against the accused he may be severely punished, more particularly when the female is In conclusion the grand jurors desire to state that they have had their abors lightened by the able and willing assistance given them from time to time by Mr, L`-rerar, the Crown Co11nscl. All of which is respectfully submitted. ' h 1.` n....... 1:\....-._.-._ Another llntorummc.--Fherm`Mc on r look unulhor vlcthn of insnnlw, named Mary Mcllrlde, to the Hamilton A.-syliml, last week.