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HAMILTON, July 15. --At the meeting
of the Grand Lodge yesietden the gees -
tion of appointee/ proxies w.. ;eft ut.r
to next oommunicatwn. The number of
lodges represented was 346, an incresse
of 59.
ZLItCTIox or orr1CWtil
It W. Past D. G. M. Bro. Jag. Mof-
fat, was elected Omni Mater; R. W.
Bro. D. Spry, elected Deputy Grand
Master; V. W. Past G. Bru, Wes.
Hayden, Woodstock, elected Grand
Senior Warden; R. W. Bro, W.G. Gann,
..f Kingston, elected Grand Junior War-
den; R. W. Bro. E. Mitchell, ..f Hamil-
ton, elected Grand Treasurer; It W.
Bro. E. H. Long, elected Goad Regis
trar; IZ W. Bro. J. J. Mason, of Hamil-
ton, Orand Secretary.
BOARD OF 011121AL PCLPOSEa.
R W. Bro. D. Roes, Picton; R. W.
Bro. R. T. Walken, Kingston; R. W.
Bro- H. Macpherson, Owen Sound; R.
W. Bro. R SeAnders, Toronto; It W.
Bro. J. M. Meakin, Hamilton; R W.
Bro. L H- Henderson, Belleville R.W.
Bro. J. Cascaden, Iona; R. W. Bro. D.
Glass, London; R.W. Bru. P. J. Brown,
Ingersoll; R. W. Bro. Hugh Murray,
Mamiltos.
DEPUTY DMTRICT ORAND&.
The Deputy District Granas selected
by their own districts and confirmed by
the Grand Lodge are as follows :-St.
Clair, R. W. Thos. C. McNabb, Chat-
ham; London, V. W. Millam Milner,
Strathroy; Wilson, 11 W. Geo. C. Eden,
Woodstock; Huron, R. W. Dewith Mar-
tyn, Kincardine; Wellington, V. W. S.
S. McCormack, Orangeville; Hamilton,
W. Wm. G. Reid, Hamilton; Niagara,
W. J. Murison Dunn, Welland; Toron-
tot V. W, J. B. Dickson, Toronto;
Gorgian, V. W. John Cressor, Owen
Sound; Ontario, R. W. G. H. F. Dart-
nell, Whitby; Prince Edward, V. W.
John S. Loomis, Medoc; St. Lawrence,
W. A. F. Milligan, Cornell; Ottawa, V.
W. J. G. •Crantou, Arnprior.
London was selected as the nest plane
of greeting. The Lodge was in session
from ten a. na to five p. m. The instal-
lation took place in the evening. An
address is to be drafted to P. G. M.
Henderson.
DEAN STANLEY'S DEATH,
Brlerserich of Life's tabor.
ROAD AGIIlNTB.
A• anew* sir alas nem inmad rests
'• Msa.ry.
The *mutant of the daring trent rub-
bery on the Ruck Island road a supe
routed by the foll..wiag detail given
E. Martin, of Kansas City, a
td eye witue.s "f the dreidful at-
e trai left Kansas City at 690 last
evening, d contested of six oar*, well
holed wit oaaseugers, including a sleep-
ing cumin 'Supper was furnished at the
regular station, and no event occurred to
excite the suspicion of the passengers or
trsiwmwt until Winston was reached,
which was et 9.90 o'clock. At that sta-
tion
rtgit RttUtiH-APIEAKINu MRS
tett un the train with handkerchiefs tied
about their fauns so as to partially con-
ceal their features. The first intimation
that the passengers received that there
was anything ing wrong was the cry, "All
aboard which appeared to be a signal.
At that instant the four then, as well as
seven) others who had come from Kan -V
Bas City and Caater,n, made a rush for
the engine and for Conductor Charlie
Westfall Firing was heard in the front
can, as well as un the engine, and then
the train was put 11) rection at forty
utiles per hour. On giving the signal
two of the men trade for the first coach.
wkere the conductor was standing. One
of the omen went up to the conductor
and pointing s pistol at him maid:
CANADIAN NNW&
G. Forbes 'hold Sia term, d WO mem
in Motmis, co Jot* limos, Ise die ma
of $4,(100 last week. Th. Wm is a good
une.
During • thentherellenu fust work Ohs
dwelling house of bather Fee, Zurich,
was struck by bthtanttg The family
hada narrow swaps, .sed now of them
were alightly hurt. Tb. Muse and at.
tached kitchen were badly wrecked
Mrs. Steen, ** old lady tet Seal.,rtt,
died there Isar week, aged 80 }eats.
lihe was one of the pioneers, harmer em-
igrated front the tawnty tet Fannias the
in 1842. She was the 'mother of deputy
reeve Beattie.
Furrow Dow, Faso a. -The intima-
ter of Education has issued • circular
TSH WORLD OVXL
Mr. Thomas Swindon, twice the libe-
ral candeiate for booth Simone, Ont.,
flied at Bo.urnetsausth. Kay., outhe44 th
ask
At the 9tr niserrr Sht of tfe Tern
Creek, Kv Fruit t,ruwe}i' Aanociation,
the premiums for the fit largest ben
nee .,f any variety was awarded to the
6harpleat, exhibited by J. Decker.
The u.an Lefr.y, who is charged with
the wurder .4 Mr. Gold un the London
turd Briehtou railway, was armigned on
Saturday and denied bid melt Ils was
thea remanded and removed to Lawes
Mit Joseph Nightingale, a well-known
farmer of Ameltasburg, and formerly
Reeve. f that tuwnsbip, fell dead on a
containing the following inspeekxs sort ferry steamer while proceed* home
other keen -
presiding examiners at d - now BeUaville on �atutda ni ht. De-
t
was about 52 years of age.
The birth .d the int child in Brandon,
N. W. Territory, took place on the 24th
ult., and was unanimously [tented Wil-
liam Scott Brandon Colles He is a
grandson of the late Sir William Colles
of Blyth. The father of the tint bora
combines the trades of baker and watch-
maker of the town.
A Derma OvRuuacuD,-R. P. Mc-
Allen, an 1 lrangeville dry goods merehatt
who leranted in April last, leaving num-
emus creditors to mourn his ben,
has been arrested and lodged in Chicago
jail. He .,wee about $15,000, and his
creditors will have the privilege of
etarltk y lI
nal exam inot lens, both ter hiYltt school
entrance and the intermediate, will be
especially careful in preventing any
irregul*rittes "r, improper inactions ..0
the part of any candidate. 1f, after w
many warnings, any candidate shall be
found guilt) of any improper practices
at any of these exazutn•u..ns, the punish-
ment will be disqualification is perprete.
One .d the groat industries of British
Columbia is salmon catching. Men are
employed day and night in c tcbing atsd
canning salmon. There ars evidences of
a large trade Toeing dune this season.
Eight canneries expect to have eight mil-
lion tins of salmon for export, the .rice
"sot' ARE THE MAN I WANT,' Waging trwn 17c to 40C per tin. Jr.at
After saying this the robber tired his of the work, it appears. is done by China- (inMhw► there as long as they pay his
pistol, the ball itriking Westfall in the men, as they work for about half the •
tum, but did not prove fatal. Westfall wages required hy white men and ars Ott Tuesday. as a little nine-year-old
attempted to run, and as he did so the well up in the canning business. They sun "f Mr. Wm Croat, of $aphemia,
robber tired twice at hint Westfall seem to be able to apply themselves to was in the field shaking hay, he came in
reached the platform. Then the second
robber fired a shot, which killed him in-
stantly. The conductor fell dead on the
platform. He was wounded in several
places, but the last shot took effect in
the bran, producing almost instant
death. Three of the robbers started for
the engine with the intention 4.1 shooting
the engineer and taking pusaesssion of the
London, July 18. -Dean Stanley died
to day aged 66 years. He was educated
under Dr. Arnold, at Rugby, and com-
menced a distinguished career at Oxford,
by obtaining a scholarship at Balliol
College, and shortly after the Newdigate
prize for his English poem "TheGip-
sies... After gaining the Ireland scholar-
ship he took a First Class in Classies in
1437, gained the Latin Essay prize in
1839, and the English Essay and Theol-
ogical prizes in 1840, when he was elect,
e l • Fellow of University College. He
was tor twelve years Tutor of this Col-
lege; was Select Preacher in 1846-6;
Secretary of the Oxford University Com-
mission, 1850-82; Canon of Canterbury
from 1851 till 1868, Regius Professor of
Ecclesiastical History at Oxford, and
Canon of Christ Church and Chaplain to
the Bishop of London from 1866 till
1863, when he became Dean of West-
minster. He received the degree of L
• L. D. from the University of St. An-
drews, in Feb., 1871; took part in the
proceedings of the "Old Catholic" Con-
gress held at Cologne, in Sept:, 1872;
was elected one of the Select Preachers
. at (Oxford by 349 votes against 287, Dec.
11, 1872; and was installed as Lord Rec-
tor of the University uf• St. Andrews
March 31, 1875, Dr. Stanley first be-
came known to the literary world 'uy his
admirable "Life of Dr. Arnold," pub-
lished in 1844. It was followed by
"Stories and Essays on the Apostolical
Age," 1846: Memoir of Bialelp Stanley,"
1851; "The Epistle4'to the Corinthians,"
1854; "Historical Meinorials 44 Canter-
bury," 1864, Oth edit. 1872; "Sinai and
Palestine in connection with their His-
t ry," 1855; "Sermons on the Unity of
Evangelical and Apoetolical Teaching,"
1859; Sermons on various subjects
preached before the University of (►x-
f•.rd, in 1880.3; "Lectures on the His-
tory of the Eastern Church," "Sermons
preached in the East," with appendix on
his second visit to Palestine with H. R.
11. the Prince .•f Wales, 1862; "Letter
to the Bishop of London on Subscrip-
tion," and "Lectures on the History of
the Jewish Church," 2 vola', in 1863-65;
"Encouragements of Ordination, ' and
"Reasonable, Holy, and Living Sacri-
fice; a Sermon," 1814: "Creation of
Man; a Sermon," 1865; and "Sermon;
Dedication of Westminster Abbey, 800th
Annivetwary," 1866; "Historical Memor-
ials of Westminster Abbey," 1867; "The
Three Irish Churches; an Historical Ad-
dress," "Esasys nn Church and State,"
1870; 'The Athanasian Creed: with
a preface on the general recommenda-
tions .d the Ritual ('ommisaion," 1871;
'Lectures on the history 44 the Church
..f Scotland,- 1872; and "Sermons and
Essays on the Apostolicel Age," 1874.
He has contributed variens articles to re-
views and insgaaines, and many papers
to Dr. Smith's 'Dictionary of Classical
Bi�zee.phy,' and Dictionary of the
Bibi.,' to the "Tnineackions of the Arch
"eulogies' institute," and t.. the Quarter
'y and lfd.PArvyA Review* The Estab
Itched Church has, in the demise of Dean
Stanley, Loot one of her brightest jewels,
and one whale place it will he hard in•
deed to fill Ile . oil he buried beside
his wife in Weetminieter Abbey.
The Dean remained in it semi- enema -
mime condition some time before his
6 nae
The Nines .ays n" living (brine will be
more deeply. regretted •r more widely
missed than the T)ean
almost anything, and can pick up a trade
with great readiness.
Motais OUTDONE. -Janes Purvis, of
lot 16, concession 6, Morris, has a hen
that has taken possession of three young
kittens and will not allow thecat tutxnne
near them. If the kittens attempt to
run away she ah..vea then[ back under
her wings. Mr. Thos. D. Ryan. of Sea-
engine- The engineer seemed to have forth, has a cat that goes with his hens
apprehended that there was danger, as continually and protects them, and in
on the approach of the trio he started the Horning when the hens are fed his
hack on the engine and secreted himself 1 catahip conies along and partakes of the
in the tender. A stonemason, by the feast, picking up oats and peas with the
name of Miller, came torwartl from the smartest "f then. Mr. Chales Woods,
of this town says he has a cat that can
crow like a rooster and bark like a dog.
Squire Peters of London has done his
duty in sending Parish and Rankin to
the assizes for trial. The evidence was
quite strong enough to justify him in
doing so, and the country would not
have been 'satisfied with anything else.
Pariah and Rankin will receive a fair
trial, and whether they are acquitted or
found guilty the trial cannot fail to con-
vey a wholesome lesson. But what les-
son has the government learnt front the
disaster? What solitary step has been
taken to prevent the overcrowding of
vessels and the recurrence of such dire
accidents as will for manyyears make the
Queen's birthdays sad, memorable day
baggage car while the shooting was in
progress. The robbers
MI$TOOL HIM Ime.. THE L`WOIItZELL
and shot him,'!te bap taking effect in his
heart. Charley Murray, express tuesaen-
gee, was also visited by some of the rob-
bers. He was knocked over the head
and made to deliver the keys of the safe.
The robbers ransacked the safe and se-
cured $500 in money and $300 in valu-
ables, and Government bonds to the
amount of $1,000. Murray was threat-
ened with instant death if he concealed
anythinv, but was permitted to live en
informing them that all his valuables
were in the safe. The brakeman on duty, Double bra and one horse.Mr. Gar -
whose name could not be ascertained, as
soon as he learned of the murder of the bet ref 150 for the horse a short
conductor, rushed through the thin and in London? I time ago.
contact with the kni a of the mower,
badly cutting one foot and almost sever-
ing„the other one. Duran hopes are en-
tertained of saving his foot, and many
think he will lose his life.
A little child, four years of age, son of
Mr. John Garand, of Garden Island, met
with a sad accident on Tuesday. Its
mother was boiling asap, and left the pot
to attend to uther duties, when the little
fellow caught hold 'of it and tipped the
oontents upon himself, scalding him
dreadfully. Fears are entertained that
he cannot survive.
The famous war steamer Charybdis,
the nucleus of Canada's Beet, has arrived
at North Sydney, C. B., after a some-
what lengthened voyage across the At-
lantic. he only used steam as an auxi-
S
liary, but her stonily of coal has given
,At, and she had to put into North Syd-
ney. She will probably reach St. John
before the end of the month.
As Mr. Garbet, of Gerrie, was attend-
ing the wedding of Miss Smith last week-
and also accompanied them to Brussels,
on returning he had the misfortune to
lose one of his horses a short distance
from Brussels. It dropped dead on the
road; leaving him to drive home with a
Eight hundred Mormons were, un
Thursday last, landed at Castle Garen,
en route to Utah. They are ignorant
sad poor, and had been gathered up by
Mormon mwit.uarius in Europe, chiefly
in the $candirwvien countries. The
pheuutneuuu of Mure onyw is one that
the United Stater Imre not yet found •
way to deal with, yid it la sot likely to
becounrienee easily settled by the soqui-
sititts ,*ttcb large numbers of con -
eerie.
informed the passengers that an effort Port Hope, Ont., July., 18. -The' The Oka church authorities are not
would be made to rob them. As soon as schooner Flora Emma was stripped of
this had been sec 1' Sed the brake d rtion of her masts
man started fn during the gale last Saturday afternoon.
second coach the robbers entered both The vessel was proceeding from Oswego
to Oshawa, Loaded with coal, and when
off Pon Britain, three tnilea west of Port
Hope, she was struck by a heavy gust of
wind, tarrying off the 'ibboom first,
doors.
WITH PISTOL% IN TRIER HANDS,
demanding money;the brakesman pulled
the cord attached to the air brake, and
soon afterwards the train stopped. The then the fore topmast, followed' quickly sanction was given.
.gen jumped off from the cars and made by the foremast head. the main topmast Miss Susan and Louisa Reether, two
Tor the woods. and mainmast head. ropes and every- of the daughters of the worthy jailor of
Mr. Martin stated that notm more than thing ceminns of g the mainmast cng down, ompletely mpletel ' McVaving the , the icar, ofty f Walkerton,B and nliundsertooknie
to
fifteen minutes elapsed from the time of portions y
leaving Winston till the robbers jumped bare. The jib -topsail had been furled, walk from Walkerton to Port Elgin for
omp is a her canvass sn a
Po
award and when in the
disposed to have any new comes upon
their confines, if they nun help in Mr.
W. Drysdale and some triends intend an
excursion to Oka shortly with a view to
meeting the Indians and enjoying s day's
outing. The owner of the Ottawa River
Navigation Company a boats refused to
land any excursionists unless the priestly
-.r
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Tag STiaTUTES OF CANADA 44
VICTORIA,lust. are sow ready fat distri-
bution;at the atue et U. Chert of the Peace.
in Uodeetoh, to Junkets of the Perone and eth-
ers entitled to same.
IRA I.EW18
FINE STATIOILERY'.
MOORHOUSE
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kiss )net opened out e r
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SUPERIOR GRADE
CUrkM,.:-Pea". NOTE PAPERS
Cleek of the Paws 011101,
oh, Jul 111 12101. f 1716-& a
from the cars and made themse ves
scarce. The sleeping -car porter locked
himself up the state -room -td the sleeper
and did not make himself visible until
and the sailors were just hauling in the a wager. a distance of thirty mi es, in
gaff -topsail when the gale struck the ves- one day, and accomplished the feat m-
arl. As the wind was blowingnorth- side of fourteen hours, leaving Walker -
west, the vessel drifted down he lake ton after four and arriving in Port Elgin
Auctioneertng.
Er0.OURRI I,TSJ PEOPI.L'S AUC -
• TIIOIJZZP.. Oedertsk. Ont. 1711.
the train was near Washington. until a Port Hope tug went to the res -
Conductor Westfall, who was killed, cue of the -crew, when the wreck was
lives at Welton, where his remains were brought into Pert Hope harbor. It will
Wt. The robbers numbered thirteen, cost about $1,000 to repair the damage.
and only two of them had handkerchiefs A complete set of new !nuts will have
tied about their faces. to be put in. The damage is covered by
A eANADt*N'y STORY. insttraace.
John Broadfoot, of Brussels, Ont.. Joseph Henderson wet an old and re -
was on the train mbhed at Winston. He specie d farmer, who f•"r years lived nn
it
made his exit from the smokingg-car with farni three miles from the town of Strst-
the conductor. Be told a Chicago re -,ford He was once is very good dr.
porter that after he had been s[hlot at l cumstances, being the owner of a large
once, he lowered his head and butted
lfavor in the township of Ellice. Lately
the robber who had fired, nearly knock- through speculating in land he got into
ing him off his feet. He and Westfall financial utf5cuifies and became consider -
in their flight reached the tear door at ably depressed in spirits. His friends,
the sane instant, and the conductor fell however. did not pay much attention to
upon the platform and he stumbled over him, as they knew what was on his mind.
him. On Ssturday, about noon, the report of
see a pistol Was heard in Mr. Hendemon'e
The Mesmer (/tss sf Wtn'idOe Blamed t• I room. The inmates of the house rushed
the Water'. Mgr.i to the apartment, when to their horror
Duluth, July 19. -The steamerCityof they discovered the ,id man lying on his and be rigorously excluded from recent-
- was burned at two o'clock this back with a pi+tcl by his side and hlood I ing "r sending any communications ex -
morning at her dock here, She is a total streaming from a wound in his Abdomen. cep[ those delivered by me nr received
by my direction. I desire these direc-
tions rigidly executed."
before six p.m.
It is stated that as Guiteaua punish-
ment would be utterly inadequate to the
offence should the President survive, the
District Attorney is determined to take
every advantage authorized by law to
secure for the assassin the greatest pos-
sible punishtuent, and will therefore hold
him in close confinement, awaiting the
result of the President's injury for a
year and one day before haying the cul-
prit arrai'ned.
WwiHtN•;roN. Jul 19. -The District
AtteLtrey, to -day, atdressed the follow-
ing lettertu the warden of the Lail: "It
will be necessary to retain Gultsu in
Legal.
!'1 ARROW & PEOUDFOOT, BAR-
Vf H1ttTCltB Attornoya Solicitors. Me..
Galenical. J. T. Gamow, W. Proudtoot. 1711.
B. L DOYLE, BARRISTER 4 N D
Attorney, solicitor to Chancery. to.,
clodertcb. Ont. 175L
SEAGER ,k MORTON, B A R R I 8
1'ltts, tt., tc. catch and wingnam.
C. $'howler, Jr., Oedarie.A. .1. A. Morton. Wing -
lam. 1731.
SMALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
• Soliunor. Orison -Corn rof West Street
sad Market square, over 0wrgo Acheson's.
Godericb. 1711.
custody for future action by authorities.
I desire you to place him on one side of
the jail, where there are no other- pris-
oners,
rixoners, and where means of escape are
impossible; that he he not pertnitted to
hold cenversatit n with any of the guards
loss, and now lies scuttled in the harbor.
All her passengers were saved, but four
of her crew are missing --one fireman,
one porter and two waiters. She was
fully insured.
Toronto, July 19. -The steamer City
of Winnipeg was owned by Messrs.
Smith & Keighley "f this city. Last
winter over $15,000 was spent .in the
vessel improving her. She is valued at
$80,000; and is insured for $30.000 in
the Western, Phrenic and Royal Cana-
dian Companies. Captain Kennedy, of
Toronto, was in charge.
0
The et.lap.re
rap.
WiMBLRbeN, July 20. -In the shoot-
ing for the Kolapore cup between Cana-
da and England, to -day, Canada won by
20 points.
Armor at Lase.
BurrALo, .Tuly 20. r Detective Wm. A.
Phillips, of the District Attorney's office,
returned last nivht (rem Chatham. hav-
ing in charge A. W. Brown, the man in-
dicted for the murder of Mina McCrae, of
that plans, in this city in June, 1880.
The prisoner was )edged in jail. He was
duly extvsdited in .000rdance with the
treaty between the United States and
Canada, and the officer took with him
the formal extradition document issued
by the President. Brown's trial will
come on during the feeptember sitting .1
the Court.
New York, July 1R. - A highwayman
at Harlem last evening robbed a young
lady of a gold watch Two elegantly
dressed young ladies pulsing by, seirel
the robber. and despite his desperate
struggles. held Mm till a policeman ar-
rived
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A physician sects summ'ne•i. but Hender-
son was beyond the it wer of earthly as-
sistance.'and died in less than two hours.
Deceased was much respected by all who
knew him, and his rash act has ore
casioned a feeling of melancholy in the
neighborh.od.
The latest "sem► ar;.ent' story comes
from Lake Simax, and is told hy Mr.
Allan G. Canava, Dominion Land Sur-
veyor. A day ter two ago he was engaged
with an assistant examining the swamp
,ordering on Lake Simcoe, on the bound-
ary of the townships between tw.uth Orin
ha and Ore. They were in a boat and
were.moring slowly along when their at.
tention was attracted By a peculiar puff-
ing sound similar to that produced by
the escape of steam from the exhaust
pipe of an engine. Mr. Canes remark-
ed that he thought that was a strange
piece to have $ mill. upon which his corn-
p•nien rejoined that the sound cams
front the cars int the railway. But it
seems froth gentlemen were wide of the
mark, for in • few seconds they saw
emerging 1nom the rushes an extraordi-
nary creature, having a head as liarp as
tha., of an adult human tieing. and a body
resembling a serpent end increasing in
thickness downwards It seethed fright-
ened and made a peculiar puffing sound
like a small engine. After n•ong out in-
to deep water it stopped for a short tithe,
and with the cessation of locomotion
there wee an end to the pelting mese al-
ready referred to. Mr Canova and his
.ompaninn propelled their Teat inrwsr�
• short distance to have a hotter view o[
the rreatnrn upnn which the puffing re-
er.ntnienced more vigorously than befr.re ;
mid it moved •"ff at the rate ••f abont fif-
teen miles an hour it earned its heed
about three feet out of tate water u it
welt
EAMPION, ATTORNEY -AT-
. C)tor la Chancery Convey-
saoer, &c. oter'Sheppard's bookstore.
LAW,
Ooderteb, On An -f amount of money to
loan at lowest rates.' Waren. 1731-y.
CAMERON, HI 'LT & CAMERON,
Barristers, Sodic,:ori Chancery, to,
Godertah and W ingham. M. C. Cameron,
acau,
C„ P. Holtt,,Wingha.es
1 G. Caw, wia, Oodericb. W.
M 3711.
Thebical.
196101.
Dolma -In Asb0eld, on the 17th lest. ttrwlfe
of Mr. Michael Balton. of . eon.
Carretb-ls Tan, on the 14th ult,. iba wife of
Kr..1. D. Carveth. of a Bos.
11 MARI LW
Farrow -Searles At Dnnganeon. on the lltb
Ins:.. by the Rev. Mr. Caswell, Mr. Ches.
Farrow. to Miss Almedia Searle*. of West
Wawanosh.
Raven -A -in ('rsnbrood. on the lltb
Inet.. by Rev. J. Harris. Mr Lorenzo Raven,
to Mla. Lizzie Angus. all of Retunela.
fansgan-MoQuoid -July 19th, 1891. by the
IPA‘ ..1 Caswell. Mr. Robert .1 Finnegan,
la MW Sarah McQuo14 both of Ambeel&.
n•o.
Ottahara -On Sunday. July 17th. of acute per-
itonitis Edward Joseph. youngest sen of
Francis and Mary Teresa Oraltant. aged x
years and 8 months.
Cridland On July ISM. 1481. at the residence.
d Havey HowelL Buffalo, N. Y.. Elora re-
lict of the late Henry (:rldtsnd. bf Newport.
Kr, and sister of the fate Mrs. John Morris.
of �'.olborne. aged 78 lean.
Hentete-1n Rothsay. en the 10th inst., Ise
Pella wife M Nr. Arehfbald Hodder. car
penter. of Galerich. aged 30 yr'are,
M ATHIwa. At the Nile. 4m the 9th Inst.. Wil-
liam Mathews. aged 72 years.
.dere$
Oonc*icn. July 21st, 1881.
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Nem
GR McDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC -
• IAN. BURGEON. etc.. Orwduate of Tor-
onto Univenity.. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians. London, England. &c., to.,
M. C. P. S., Ontario. OMoe and residence:
Opposite Bailey's Hotel. Hamilton street. tiod-
erich. 17964m
DR McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
OE,ON, Coroner, :cc. Moe and residence
on Brune street .eoond door west of Victoria
Street. 1761.
HG. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI-
. Man. Surgeon and Acooueber. Graduate
of Toronto Unlveratty. Ot1ceopposite Comer
ron & Cameron's Bank, Lucknow, if not in
once, enquire at the Bank. 17817.
DRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Physicians, Surgeons, Acooucbera. &c.
Office at lir. Shannon's residence. near the
Jail. (ioderioh. O. C. SHANNON. J. C. HAMIL-
TON. 1731.
T AIKENHEAD, V.S. , ( SUCCESSOR
•J • to Dr. Dwtcant Graduate of Ontario v.
(ntUege. OMce, stables and 'andante.
Os ewgste Street roar door east otColborna
Het.L N B. -Horses examined as to sound.
DOM. 1731.
Loans anb insurance.
Eiivelopes to Match
F,000 W LOAN. APPLY TOWC s 15 OW, HOL? t CAMZRO 4,
17311.
x76,000 TO LINDON ON REAL E S -
tATE, Terme favorsftle. Apply to B. L.
DOYI..t. Oodertch. 1751
0200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
nP on good Farm or nest -dant Tont' Prgperi7
at 8 per cent. Apply to R. RADCLIFFE. 1751
'quill. TO LEND IN ANY
amount to suit borrowers at 8 to 64 per
tent. Private funds. Apply to Stwotj and
HOUTON. Goderich.
,TONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
1 1 amount of Private Funds for investment
at lowest rates ria Arst-claas Mortgages. Apply
to GAREOWY & PRoUnWOOT.
In W the Sb.p.s. These are the
limesi dod Fioest 600ds
IDANS FREE OF CHARGE.-
) Money to lend at lowest rates et
say
orlcorh stege Hotel. SNAG= t MOR N.
Gederlch, fad March 1881. 1771.
6 PER CEN f. - THE CANADA
Landed Credit Company Is prepbl'ed to
lend money on good Farm security, at six per
cent. Full ppaartmculsregiven upon apppl►lcafn
to HUGH HAMILTON. (' to
. L. agent. Oodericb.
1781.
20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
Q20,000
on Farm and.Town Property at lowest in-
terest. Mortgagee purchased, no Commia.ion
charged, Conveyancing' Fees reasonable.
N. Il, -Borrowers can obtain money In one day
11 title is satlatactory.--DAVISON & JOHN.
STOIC Barristers. &c., Goderlob. 1751
R. RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
Life Ind Accident Insurance Agent.
Bo weeenttn g first-class Aleo agent
ter tate CA\ALA LITE STOCK IRsonasma Co.
yr.47 to Tend on Mortgage, either in Town or
Property. in any way to snit the borrow-
er. OMoe-tep-.taln) Kays block, Ooderlch,
Ont. 1711
JIY-LAW NO. 15 OF 1881.-TOWN-
11
9HiP OF COLBORNE.
%VHZREAs, it 1e considered expedient by the
Municipal Council of Colborne to sell part of
the original toad allowance opposite Lot 13. 7
con. E. D.. Township rat Colborne, maid pari ef
road allowance not being used as a public
road for • number of year*.
Re it therefore enacted hy the Munlcipai
Council of the Township of Colborne and it is
hereby mewled b authority of the sane, that
the part of the ,stns) road allowance oppo.
site Lot 7 con. BBB D, of the said Township.
as ortglning curve11ed by the Canada Com-
pany. eontaining 7 mtmeunrnment, three-
quarters of an sera snore or lams, be sold to
Stephen Yates for the sum of thirty dollars.
and that • deed of conveyance be executed by
this corporation to the said Stephen Tates. and
the Reeve or the Township of Colborne le
hereby empowered to ezeeute such deed and
ant: the corporate seal of the corporation
thereto.
Passed May flit, 1881.11791.
.1. A. NcDouaoe. CURL -.
TNsURANCZ CARD.
That can be booed anywhere.
Prices Moderate l
30.000 ROLLS
OF
WILL PAPER
RRiTTOHH ASS. CO'T. To.owro--F.NabllabM
THOME iNA. CO'Y. of iAANDON (England)
Established 1781.
HARFV't)RT) Pea. CO'Y. of HARTFnwn. Conn.
notablinted 1810.
Rieke taken In the above Meet -Masa OtSees se
the lowest rtes by ROA ACK HORTON.
The imdoral'wei M 01.n Appeaat-r toe the
CANADA PLR LO AN Awn SAVINGS Calf.
Toeew',o.
Money to Loan ee ar•tcia.a asenr$q, trews
i 1 8 per Creat-Ctarme ntoderu..
RORACIr HOWION.
nodweRh. eket to t1t110. 7711
�t s week Is roar owe tows. Tema .,,4
oDUU M teniktree. Adana' R. fl attire &
re Portlind Mabee
tea.•.. - �..........
FROM 4c PER ROLL
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
-ol-
Plated Forks and Spoons
IN rams AND QOAD1rrLe PLATT.
QUALITY GUARANTEED;
Moorhouse's.
M00RH0USE
Would rrepecttulll intimate to his numerous
customers and the public generally that he
hasjust opened out s
Fresh Stock
Of Paper Hangings comprising *Very
Novelty in
GOLD & BRONZE PAPERS,
SATIN TAPERS,
MARBLE & OAK PAPERS,
CEILING )'APER•°.
41.111.1.0101.11,
D °dos---Decorattols-- -Borders
suitable for
DRAWING ROOM,
D1NING ROOM, ,
SITTING ROOM,
BED ROOM,
HALL, OFFICE
'
KITCHEN-
All this Season's Patterns to
Window Shades,
Wbiob will he found much superior to an
thing yet shown In Ulla county.
Prises very oesi.
jill^ A call solicited. No trouble to
show patterns whether you buy or not. "
- T. J. BQORHOUBB.
*.i •
t
1,000 '
ENGLISH,
FRENCH,
GERMAN AND]
Al(ERIC AN
CHROMOS.
STEEL ENORAViNOR AND LITHO-
GRAPHS
are sew 'wady for Tow laaeeest.' et
NIOORHOUSE'S.
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