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Qi 09 c5 Q sC Qi QJ Z * w O O Qi 2 a a - a. .s 1 S n m I 'I" <u rr, O n 00 ' n IM II "3 '3 i* X * I 2 8 * t. a 1 . J3 r. > O *^ m I s p oo j;; *o * ^ > aui 5 S <?!* 2 .-> 1 1 i 1 1 " 3 : s -i ^,- "3 o ? = *~ ^ " ? ? -s a 2 J K J . - & i b< .2 P to p & O a J J -J is <i> _ ^ .2 ./. /,'- ! adians pay them hundreds of thous- ' amis of dollars yearly and I appre- _. ^^M.N^'^v " 'JP*NBW- m h'Mid as much as can be well ail'ordnl, ^iJgiiS^^^r^*^-" -^ and 1 nm convinced from my know-' mi Til k T\^f \rrin ledge of the way past treaties have ' 11 E A I ' V A A I j . l)t ' l ' f'l'd'Ued on our part, that the In- i dians can have no possible reason for Some of the most powerful tribes in the North-West, we are told, stili remain loyal, although it is admitted that they uru somewhat uneasy and restless. The warlike Crowfoot In- ' dians are instanced as belonging to the latter class. How Ion-,- they willj remain neutral, however, is another I FLESUERTON: TlirilSPAY. Al'lllL !), 1885. T1IK UKBELL10N. Affairs in the North- West arc still in a criticnl condition, although noth- ing \ery startling has (x-curred since stio|Ji our last issue. True, some -j..^.. , as the Cniwfi'it liko the llliickl.it Indians -.;. a tieacheroiis have been taken prisoners, and stoi. . . ... 1/1 mce the chief ends of whose exist- \c.. sci/.ed and in pOHMMM ot the nUU.lmtuptothJtime of writ,,,, ^ ^ ^ ^ _ _ the,,- are no fr,*!, deeds ot bloodshed to ^ ^ ^ ^ ;,;,. t(J 1-which. in itself, is gratifying ^^ ^.^ , Settler- ;i i ariiiin thriiiMlves and ( . lu , flv - of u ^^ of their familirs and stock to .paint and leathers-- make sudden and .-i ccurity. Old "rangers ol J unexpected raids upon unprotected t!.i plain" are forming toonting part- settlements, massacre innocent iie cowboys on the Montana ;, r 'nave offered their services ; in \\ \oluni.er companies have DM0 ! in the North-West ; General Middleton is moving North ; a steady of eastern regiments are rapidly to ttio scene of action by our indefatigable awl excellent Minis- ter or Militia, C'aron ; the Qu. Own HiflcK and Hoyil Grenadiers and A and 1! batteries will be at Fort (,|ii'Apl He by the time THE ADVAMCK rcachr* the majority of its rca<leri ; in short our Government is doing oery thing in its power to bring the rebellion to a speedy termination and restore peaee and older to our North- U i >t territories. On the other hand, the rebels are not idle. Kiel -who, it must not be forgotten, is a man of more thun or- dinary ability has a large body .if half-breeds and Indians at his imel>. tin majority, if indeed not all. ul whom are . \eelleiit maiksmeii. good . . n, and well armed be>idi s. The \ictoiv achieved by tlifiu at Duel. ' Lake seems to have inspind them to make u more determined worn- i n and children, burn buildings, and lender desolate hitherto populous, and prosperous communities. They are not to be trusted a: a time like the l'ii -i u;. liiing as la/y in times of peace us they an- warlike when the call "to arms" resounds throughout the country, they will not, in our humble opinion, hesitate atj the very first good opportunity to en- rich themselves at the expense of their more industrious and consequently more prosperous white neighbors. Their reputation in the past is toOj in i :ivii\ to warrant us in laying any particular strem; on their claims tn loyalty at this juncture. AH the ori- ! guial owners of the c iiintry, we bu- ll' \e tnry arc entitled to much cou-| -id< nitioi- ; but the (iovermnent hits not been u.nting in this nspict, ami have, in our opinion, granted them nmre privileges than was thi-ir due many of the Indians have iid- milted. lint, belli'-, a> \\e iia\i ,. \. ry iinlcdent mce, they soon fritti r away their substance, nnd when this is done, they cry for more! And so LATEST WAR XEWS. Nothing of importance lias trans- pired since our lust issue up to the hour of going to pi ess. The latest special despatches to the Toronto dailies show 1 1 ) that Gen. Middle t mi's forco is making slow progress in its march to the scene uf the disturb- ances ; (2) that the Queen's Own and Grenadiers have left YVimnpe^ for the West, with Swift Current, or Medicine Hat as their destination ; (3i that their are "ugly frontier rumors" in the neighborhood of Turtle Moun- tain district by settlors who claim that they are surrounded by several thousand half-breeds, on both sides of the international houndary, \vho are in avowed sympathy with Kiel : i i i that the Huttleford Indians arc plundering the setters on all sides ; and Ifl) that the several volunteer regiments, body guards, if., which ha\e received orders to proceed to the front, are rapidly lessening the ice Intv.iin Ontario and the -e. n,' of action, thruigh the energy ol 'the Gouniint nt as well as that of tin r. r. n. Co. It is stated that as soon as Gen. Middleton gets across the Sentli Sas- katchewan, Kiel s half-biveds are likely to melt away from him, und return to tin ir various occupations. Oiinr statements go to show that \\< arc having the calm that usually pi cedes u violent storm. FIIKKMAY8 \VOItM I'OWl.KUS deatroy and rt-more wuriim HiHw>ut injury to adult it will be until the race has been bland than heretofore against law ai.d )iu)11 | )( . m i Nvitll t | 1( . l]lln ,^ of l)ic They will always he a drag upon tlie urces of the country whoso coffers they will never enrieh \\ith the fruits of labor in the tillage of the soil. Tin v are too la/y e\er to become good or even inditfrtvnt fanners, and I .'when becomes scarce, they will order, nltlnmgli tlie rei*rts concern- ing the light are very conflicting. It is a matter for surprise that the Indian.-- who have been well treated by the pp sent Government as well as by every administration which has I'll ci .led it should join issues with the half-breeds. Perhaps the follow- mg statements, which arc taken from a letter ill the Collingwood Entrrjiritc of last week and writien by Mr. W. 11. H.imiUnn. will explain :-"Now. e NenU.re to say, y , t . . . ... . . . iliHicullies tuaO the most profound ol an Indian in his wild uncultivated ,,,. ) ,,,; Ul ,. a , , ,, )llt ,, ul , ts I,;',,, i,^,,,,, -.tiite belie ves in having all things ( ( j ^ 'oininnn. Jf you go to bis wig-warn] ^__^__^_ he will, when entitig offer and divide with you his last morsel of food, e\. n if be docs not know where to get another for himst If nnd family. this principle, he be obliged to rely almost solely u|K)ii the charily of the more progressive The prospect is not ii pleasant one, anil the satisfactory solution of tin great North \\i~! "problem" will, "NOT GUILTY!" The HO called conspiracy case is at li'iivfth over, and tho promim nt. Con On , .. servauves implicated therein, M the dovern- ...... . ( \\ ilkinsdn. Kn-khind. Meek, nnd Hunt- mi nt to net hv bltn. and it he should I . . . , uave been declan d bv a SIM cul he clothed and led eleven months m . jury "selected from the (.mud Jury the vear and neL'lcctcd the twelfth, lie , panel, men of means, of staudiiiL', of considers that he has been hodly , . * character nnd of reputation ",W treated. I am convinced this is tin' f rrpntati Guilt,/." Chief .liiMiee \\ilsi.ti, be' reason why the Indians are at pi-es- , , . , (fore whom the ease uas tried, cbarn- ,.*f rliacH 1 icd/.il lit Inn \ in t i i _ vV i .. t ed the jury strongly in favor of the aeeiiM >1, and a /erdict was rendered ent dissatisfied in the Noith-\\. \\iint of food and nothing ! .-<. Conld the Go\ eminent have fed and clothed them, all they recjuire, you would not have heard a single word of complaint. But how could uossjbly be done ? in accordance therewith. FOH Rough condltionR of the Skin, this 8l"" n l >n( >uig the In ;ul. Pimple*, Fruption aud Skiu bigcaaei, use l.'ref. Low's Sulphur As it is, we Can- J ~ THE HALF H lit: Kit "JilLL OF RIGHTS." The feUowiafl i> the "bill of rights" formulated liy the hiill'-hrecils of Prince Alhert settlement ut their meeting at St. I.iiiiniice last full, and on which iheir |.re-, nt <li nioiislration ed : "ilj The biibdivisii.n into Proviiiee.s of the Northwest Territories; I'J) the half-breeds to receive the sunic Brunts ai.ii other advantages as the Mimituba half breeds ;>;{ i patents to lie issued at once to the colonists in possession ; ' I; the sule of half .1 million acres of I ' iiuiiiiiiii lands, tlie proceeds to be applied to the eKtal)lishin'iit ill the half-breeds settlement of schools, lios- jut;. It- and such lil.e institutions, and to the equipment of the poorer half- I'. i uls with seed, ^-raiii and imple- ments; (5 l the r< -c rvntion of a Imii- dred townships of >amp land for dis- tribution amontf the children of half- lue.'ds during the next 120 years ; |ti a 1,'runt of ut least S1,O<)(> for the maintenance of the nuns in each half- hreed settlement ; ii:nl (7) better pro- visions for the supjHirt of the In- dians." Wit notice from a return prc- -cntid to Parliament there has been an extraordinary number of petitions sent in dunnj the session aguiiiKt making any ehan-i in the Scott Act. The total number of signatures on petitions is 7li,.101, from the following pro\inee : Ontario, 5HH, \\ith IH.Iii'it! siijimiures ; Qnelxr. 144, with l^,l'..".."i signatures; Nova Scotia, 111 with 7,180 signatures; Manitoba (>. with H21 signatiu-es, and liritish Columhiii. 1, with :!;) signatures. tt'i,i>Jlt,,rk Time*. \ very i ich-tuneil I Injun for H1X le than Imlf ]>ric'e, Reeda, 14 Stop*, ami Li-inn > feet high. C. TKBAUooti), Fleherton. for of KING'S EVIL Was the name formerly given to Scrofula because uf a hi:|;ir,-i .livii tliut U < . j.'J l.j iur.il by a kin;;'* touch. Tuo \\u:ld i* wiser iiovv, and kiiuvva liiat SCROFULA can only be ruml by a tl-oroui-h r'T'C 1 ""- tiou of the liliiiii. 'If tl.i'. i-- K> . the tli^caiie |n r|M'.i:u!rs lu tuim ilmi. ;i penerutlon alt- r _i iK-rnlion. Aiiiini<; I. J earlier ITttptOUUIItc iln< lopnn in .n: Kc/.tma, Cutaneous Kruiition*, Tu- mors, ItniK. < in huoeU',. l.i si|.rlu..;, 1'uriili'iil I'let-is, Nervous <tn>l 1'liv- alcal Collii|>He, nc. Jt ailnui .1 lo r< u- tiliue. Kill uliialiMii. Seriilnliiiis Cn> tarrh, Klilney anil I.I' >< II) Tubercular Consumption. :.i,,| iaii- oua titlii-r ilai.^-irouj or lulul h....--; i -, uro prtxluced by it. Ayer's Sarsaparilla I the onlii pii-frfn! and ali-f'i r " " blood-pun fuiini i,i"ticin-'. '' > iii.fi'- ual an allri'.itnc ili.it ii - n.>i i the KVsti-m l!<-rolitary >-ei->tui. atui till' klmlri 'I I'lil-oli- of enllii. :ii'.i- ' and in<'ii'iir\. \i tin- K'II.I' nine i' i n- ri. h' - nrnl vilnliZ' i Ihe ! ..... I. i' bcullhful ai-.i.iii lo Hie \i-il 01, |>M :.i"l ruiu;: ihe en;ii v > v .eiu. 'I h^ Regenerative Medicine James Sullivan, The Tiiisinith, - Plesbertou. Ufpainntj, Kn\ntniu^hin^, un>l in fm-t cvts \ ihihfl in tin' bu^int' will i rci i\ my* l*rinn|it nii'l i-un-lul attfiitiou ut Slew Is Solon in Mertoii Iarria|6 TTcrh! Milburn & Gadd, i pBOPBIRTOBfl of tin- aUivo work*, art* >t- * i> ui-il i<ittrudlof\c'i vthiiiK iii the Can iage Making & BJacksmithiwg ! 1 1 iii.s |irnni|i(i\ and well. lic/xtii-in^ iii hotli /Ireuirlt'.- I'lii'lll'tlv ultfliili'il t SK SHOKINC A SI'KC'IALTY. fd of the pr'niino [ffindttrat Hni fijiii :!>:. ui:>i 1, . . ,V(iV- i ol : i ' m uhd ' '- ' I ''it liO- U-nry. i-uiv.r. T. I'i'd M ifiifilliTlly coin- pouaiJi'.l. I:- Inriin a ;'- etmi . l> known to tl.r Illiilii al |i":..-M":i. i.i.il l!i Ii, -t I laiu i-i>:ilaiilly l'i^...oc AYEil'S BAUti.Vl'AlllLLA a an Absolute Cure For all iliM<-< niisrd ! t!' \ ir':.:hnof tbobloc'J. It 1-. i i. ! to tholilgh- ct pra'.'ticr.!,' ; i!:~rr>*. far bryor.d any other pn-.. a;-..::jn for v liU-li liko elects rec.'alir.ul. itml l< !''! " -c th? clirspent, ai well a* the ! '. Llouu i>urU) ing cloc, in the wor'.J. p Plti:?.n:r.D or Or. J. C. Ayar it Co., Lc*-e ", f':: [Analytical Chcinlats.] fiold by all I >n:.".-i ' - : prlco ! ; nix R. R. LANDSg in M; -oil':. Norti Dakcta. Mor- | ttn. I J t j. Wuhinglin ir>J Oregon fioiu Lukt* asuilUr l>> I'ujct Koiliia. II i" crt ri !-i- | c neflj b<"n *Z In 53 f'-' acre. n i la 10 < an' il.nr TMt It the Bt CcuMrr io- curlno Gn(,<1 rt>m'< now ooeri "or stllitmcm !> T.- .f r 'I" ,-l IIIIU'llI ... ' - N'lTK -10. HI K 4.i:l Ai-ri ** KOliK INI . 11*1. f ' .iii "I- ' ,:.., ...-.I .-I m l.i. . ,.. . . in.. >.irtfcr l'l%'lll- .. ..lf..'V I. ill I' "Ml I. 'I. I Hi- "'. 'H't '' ""'- A'.il" -..eius H. Ii ; ... U oln'r. V I'. II I' . M. !*' I have a Full Supply of Boots & Shoes ! On hand suitable for the Season, having just received a lar^e addition to my Stock and will be constantly making additions to it. INSPECTION INVITED. WM. CLAYTON. FLESHERTOJS Largest, Cheapest, and Best stock of -STOVES !-- IN THIS SECTION OF COUNTRY, AT STRAIN'S, l-'f^KMIIKIl'TOIV. FARMERS A1TD THEESHEHS ! -Ask your Merchants for IcCollBros.Lardine MACHINE OIL