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T H. DICESO , Barrister, Sofi-
a 1 • alter of Supreme Court, Notary Public
Conveyancer, Commissioner, &C. Molloy to
Lean.
WAoe ln.r anson's Block, Exeter,
M McFADDEN,
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc.,
EXETER, • ONT.
°Mee Sem well's Block (hall's old office.)
DENTAL.
CAItTWRIGHT, L. D. S„
Has opened dental rooms over
O'NEIL'S BANK, where he will be
prepared to extractteethwithout
Pain. All dfill! ntgan.speoi allay. Office'houx
9 a, in: to 5 put. OKARoas Mopana,Ta. Tanars
leant.
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Af4DIOAL
CLUT.'Z, td. D.,
. Office at. hisresidence 'Exeter.
T R.IRVING, GRADUATE OU
VERw3IT7C Trinity Cottage. lkletmber of
G211ega pbyeicia nand anrgeonr Ou,,, .fAn'
444/Oaten,
,B.RYNDMAN,--CORD NE11 FOR
theQountyyof Hurort. Office, opposite'.
kir I Carling's store ,Exeter
W. BIiOWNZNCir M. D.,bl. 0
• P. ri,GraduateVietorfaUniveraity.RiT,ce
aualreeidence,Do z.iz+ionLaboratazv.Exeter.
It, J. A, ROLLINS, M, C. P. S
O. ()fllce, Main St.I:xetor,Ont. Residers
eah.su.serecently occupied by r .MoPhi111pa,1
VETT1iIN'ARE -t
TENNENT & TENNENT, Vetere-
nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Toren•
V), have op ea, oned an °Mee
forthe tree tinted, o f AU
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"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE. CHIPS 'FALL WHERE THEY MAY."
VOL.. XII., NO. 49. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27, 1885.
JOHN WUrTE & SO
Publishers and, Proprteto'
t V IST .. ✓ C.J�..1I l( J�J
Petty's Choice Hams, Breakfast Bacon and Lard,Cracked
Wheat and Roiled Oats, Oranges and Lemons,
r
ns,
AT Gr. A A. YND.MAN';-
FANSON'S BLOCE
The only Thorlay's H, & 0 Food. Only 10c. per lb„ or $8 per owt.
EDUCATIONAL.
Wesleyan Ladies' College
180.#1114TQN, CANADA.
The oldest and the most complete )Ladies'
Collegein tho,Dominton: hes over 190 gradu-.
vain; has educated over 2,000 young Iadies ;
baa over 190 rooms. and every convenieucefor
comfort and health. Unusual advantagea in
Music and Art, Ops Sept. 1. Address the
Principal,
(Mention this paper.) A, IIERNS,A.fa„1:,,1411.
. ilnaa Ladies' College
THOM4tS, ONTARIO.
IToe fluent buildings,b'urnlebinga, Grounds
4c., for the pu esetu Canada.
yen Stair ot 18 Graduataa and Certiaeated.
Toacbara in Literature, Music, Fine Arte,
Commercial Science. Ile -opens Sept, iota
For 0O -1,p. Announcement, address
rnrweirar, Avsmer, xtao,
PRO
RTlt LIaT,...-_
T1ARM FOR SALE IN STEPHEN,
I,ot?:o5,in 4th Concession, 100 sons.
Forgarticnlara apply to
b.,
885.
B. V. ELL/OT,
Solicitor, tic,,
Exeter
EXHIBITIONS.
from >\ ale tenet) prowerr
attended to:- Medicine for Jforsaa Gattlo,So
alwayson band: 'GRAND DOMINION OMNION
AUCTIONEERS.
AND FORTIRTIlf
ENRY EILBER, Licenaed Auo Provincial : Exhibition
tioaeer for Gay. Stephen, and McGflli-
vra3;Towashipe: Soles conducted atninderato
rates. Office -At Pest-oeloe, Crediton. Out.
JOHN GILL, Auotioueer for the
Townships of Stephen, Huy and Cabanasad the Villn oof Exeter. AU sales prosuntll•
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this office.
MONEY TO LOAN.
1\,TONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES i
its. tate forthe Huron. & Erie/man •+' flay.
ing*Soofety. Low rates ofintorosi. Apply to
John Speakman ,I•.xetor-
t{ ONEX TO LOAN AT 6 ANI) 64
i . pereeut.aecortliva totems. Private
Funds. APPlytc
31., V.FLLIOT,
Auguet15,'8;. ! Solicitor, Exotet ,
INSUitANCE
M J. CLARK., Agent for:the Us -
a.,11 • borne anti Hibbert liutual Vire
soca Company, Residence -3rd Cone Usborno
Orders bvmail toExeter 1.0., promptiyat-
tendedto,
TORN McDFlN ELL, ISSUER OF
te MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Ora•Ica IN NAN8ON'5 mLOCR.
Also agent for the Loudon Mutual Insurance
Company of Canada,?floroantilo Insurance Co
—Capital $500,000.00 Bead Ofllce Waterloo;
Ont. Glasgow & London Insurance Coy -Cap -
$2,500,000 ; Head Ofilce, Montreal : Stand-
ard Life Insurance Co., Head Office, London,
England ; Guarantee& Accident Co, Head
Office, Toronto.
JOHN 1tifeDONELL Exeter.
TWATERLOO MUTUAL
RE FIRE INSURANCE
Established In 1803.
HEAD OFFICE - WATERLOO, ONT.
This come anv has been over Eighteen
years in successful operation iu Western On-
tario,audcontinues to insure agaiuetloss or
damage by Fire ,Buildings,MerchaudisoMan.
ufactorios,and all otbordescriptions ofltnsui-
able property. Intending insurers have the
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
Cash System.
During the past ten years this Company
has issued 57,006 •Policies • covering property
to the amount of$40,872,038; and paid in loss-
es alone $709,752,00
Assets, 8170,100.00, consisting of Cash
n.dank, Government Deposit, and the unass-
essed Premium Notes on handand in force. J,
W.WALVENM D. Prosideit. C. IX. TAYLon,
Secretary. J.B. HUGHEs,Inspector. CHAS.
SNELL, Agent for Exeter and vicinity.
J MPORTAN T NOTICES .
TRY
I. DEARINC'S
Central Shaving Parlor
b'orOlean and easy shaving, fashionable hair
cutting, &e.
Clean Towels for every customer,
Next door to Central Hotel.
-NJ. GIARK, COMMISSIONER
• in the Court cfCommon Pleas• -Deeds,
Wills, Mortgages, Leases,and all forms of ag-
reements drawn and executed accor,ling to
law.
MONE9,, TO LOAN OR BEAL ESTATE. Parties
wishing to borrow money on account of re-
centpurehasea ofland,or topay off existing
mortgages will find a great saving by giving
me a call, Oan lend money at6 and 63 per
Dent. accordingtoterms.
N.J.CLARR
Exeter Butcher Shop
R. DAVIS,
Butcher ,& General Dealer
J�VJ_ 113 I J� I S
Customers supplied TUESDAYS, THURS-
DAYS 'AND SATUBDAYS at their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
,CHIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
Under the auapdeo* or the
AGRICULTURE AND ARTS ASSOCIATION
OF ONTARIO, TO 135 HELD AT
LONDON
FROII% THE
7tb. to l2th Sept., '$5
MANI/S01IE PREMIF.MS GIVEN
Entr ei Roust be trade with the Secretary at
Termite, ou or actor* the uedormeutianed
&ante•, viz :
horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine. Poultry, Agri-
cultura1 implements, on or before Auguetl5th,
hField aueneronMacinaadManufctresgally, or
before August abut.
Horticultural Products, Ladies' ,York, Fine
Arts, etc., On or before August 29th,
Prize Lists and Blank Forms for snaking the
entries eau be obtained of the Semetariex cf
all Agricultural and Horticultural Societies
and Mechanic's Instirutes throughout the Pro-
vince; from Geo: Molltoom, of Western Fair,
London ; and from the Secretary.
HENRY WADE,
Agricultural Hall, Toronto,
CANADA'S GREAT
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
AND—
Agricultural Exposition,
18136,
WILL BE HELD AT THE
OITT of TORONTO
SEPTEMBER 9th to 19th.
The largest Prizes knd the best show of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Poultry, Agricul-
tural, Horticultural and Dairy Products, Ma
ahinery,Implements:and Manufactures of all
kinds in the Dominion of Canada
Prize Lists and Entry Forms can bo obtain-
ed from the Secretaries of all Agricultural
Societies and Mechanics' Institutes, or they
willbe sent anywhere on application by post-
card to the Secretary, at Toronto.
ENTRIES CLOSE AUG. 22nd
A LARGE NUMBER OP
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
Are beingpropared for that timo, for full par-
ticulars of which see Special Programmes.
Cheap Rates, and Excursions on all Rail-
ways. The best time to visit the City of
Toronto.
J, J. WITHROW, H. J. HILL,
President. Manager and Secretary,
Toronto.
THE SIXTH
Annual Exhibition,
—OF THE—
SOUTHERN : C .UNTIES
FAIR ASSOCIATION
Will bo held at the
CITY of ST. THOMAS
—ON --
Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday & Friday
SEPTEMBER 22, 23, 24 & 25,1885.
Open to the World. 'Very Liberal
Prize List.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. -- Farmers'
Race, Races for Pacers, Trotters, Pairs of
Roadsters, Lady Drivers with Double Team,
Running Races for Horses ridden by Ladies,
Gentlemen's RoadHorses, &c9
ODDFELLOWS' SPLENDID BAND
Passengers and Exhibits at Half Lure on the
railways. Soo Mammoth Posters. Sand for
Prize List.
EDWIN NICOLL, JOHN A,KAISS,
President, Socrolary,
OAG`.JI.t1NE.----Cement for Brok-
enArticles. Sold everywhere.
Sole Afekers.--KaY BIROS.. Stockport
Fngiand,
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
SEED, Aniseed., , COMPOUND S zO,To uI, &a'.
with Cbloradvne.
AY'S COMPOUND, a demulcent
oxuoutorant forQoat;he andCelds.
grAY'S .COMPOUND, for Coughs
and Colds, is equally serrloablo: for
gorses autl0attle.
'WAY'S TIC PILLS, a specific iu
• Neuralgia Face -ache &e.
!nlereolosialRail�ay
The Direct Route from the West for all
points in NtlwBruuswick, Nova Bootie,
Prune Edward laland. Cape Breton
and Newfoundland.
Ali the popular sea bathing, fishing and
pleasure resorts et Canada aro along this lino
Pullman ears leaving .1outreal cm Mon-
dayY,Weduesday, and Friday run through to
ilalitax, and on Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
da • to St. John, N. B., without change,
Close connectlous made at Pointe Levis wltt+
the Grand Trunk Railway and the ltleballen
and 5fontreal,andat LCompany's h the North
Share Railway
EllegAnt Arat•elaes Pulilnan, Barret and
Smoking Cara no all throwtrains.
First•class Refresbweutllooms at convene
eat dtataucce,
Iui'O1tTERS ANI) EXTORTERS
w11111 l it advantageous to use this route All
it in the quickest 111 poiut of time.andthe rates
aro as low as by any other.
Through freight is forwarded by fast spacial.,
traius and experience bas proved the Inter.
colonial route to be the quickest for European
freight to and from all points in Canada and
the Western Staten,
Tickets may be obtained and also informs.
tiou about the route and about freir,bt and
pasaengorrates from
ROBERT R, monntF,
Westoru Freight A: Pannonger Agent
00Regain 'liaise Block, York St., Toronto
D. POT'CINGElt,
Chief Superintendent.
Railway Ofllce, Moue tort, N. B:, May I1, `85.1y.
DRUC STORE
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
, Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
C. LUTZ.
TO ADVERTISERS.
A list of 964 newspapers DIVIDED INTO
STATES AND SECTIONS will be sent on ap-
plication—FREE.
To those who want their advertising to pay,
we can offer no better medium for thorougn
and effective work than the various sections of
our Select Local List. GEO. P. ROWELL &
CO:, Newspaper Advertising Bureau,10, Spruce
Street, New York.
During the storm on Monday night
Iasi week ill Neil McKinnon, of the
9th con. of Bent'ack, was struck
dead by lightning as he lay in his
bed. Beside him lay hie wife and
babe. Mrs. McKinnon was prostrat-
ed by the shook, and badly burned,
but towards morning slue rallied to
consciousness. The baby becoming
alarmed cried out and awakened a
girl sleeping in another room The
girl, as she lay listening to the cries
of the child, imagined she emelt
something burning, and proceeded to
Mrs. McKiunon's room. where` she
found the bedding in flumes. She
undertook to arouse Mr. MoKinnou,
when in her excitement, she rolled
him out on the flcor, and immediately
proceeded to extinguish the flames,
in which she was successful. On ex,
amination it was found that Mr. Mo
Kinnon's left arm was blackened,' and
that a black strealt extended across
the neck.
$30 Reward!
CHILD DESERTION.
Whereas about the middle ofJuue, an infant
(male) about three weeks old, was left at the
door of Mrs. Dinnin's residence, at Lnmley,by
some unknown party er parties ; anal on Suit.
day morning, the 16th August, another infant
(female) about two menthe old, was left in
similar mannerat the house of JohnideQueen,
neard.umloy' io the Township of Uaborne:
Th. Municipal Council of Uaboruo, being
calledupon to proyide guardianship for sale
children, hereby offer the above reward for
such proof as Will lead to the eonvictlon of
said parties for child desertion.
Comwmppnnications, addressed' to the under.
sinned at•Exeter P. 0. will bo kept private.
N. J, CLAM,
p,Caberne.
ROUND THE COUNTRY.
Ciandeboye.
S. S. J, writes : -"1n your leaf
Ione I noticed an item in the Granton
news, etatug that Granton public
school palmed, six candidates at the
Nang entrance examination, being
twine ae many as any other school in
Eaa1 Middlesex, Ile says part of
this requires modification, ae S. S.
No, 12, Biddulph followed closely,
passing five at the same examin--
ation,” [Indeed the number passed
by S. S. No. 12 is very oredital;lo to
the teacher and is worthy of notice.
En.]
Kirkton
At the first annual gathering of
the clans et Woodeto°k on Wednes.
day last, our .esteemed friend, t1r.
Autos Doupo, an'.oeeded in carrying
off several prizes it: the athletic
epode, as follows;. ----L lual eompet.
ition, running hop step and junto,
let prize; distauce, 41 feet.101 inches.,
Running higtllblemp, let prize, 5 feet,
7 inches. in the eauted; open to the
world, he seemed third prize in ran•
ning long jump; distance 20 feet,
also second in tate runnmug sigh jump;
5 feet, 7i inches, We consider this
exceedingly clever for our young
friend, and if he foll,tw3 tlris up by
improving, will make itis mark in
the world amciuget the celebrated
athletes
'rhe Blauehard fall exhibition
which is to be held Oct, 8th and 9th
in this village, premien to be a grand
affair. trttd for prize list, Mr.1
Rob t.
Be
ee
oroetar
Y•
Usborne.
A special meeting of the council
was held oil Wednesday, the 19th
inst. AlI the members present.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and confirmed,
This Dloetiig was called by the
Reeve, for the purpose of putting a
stop to the nefarious ,traffic of child
desertion reeently indulged in in tins
township In the neighborhood of
Lumley. After mature deliberation
the following resolutions was passed :
Moved by 11. Gardiner, seconded by
H.,Horney, and resolved, that a re-
ward of $30 be offered by this mun–
icipality for such proof as will lead to
the conviction of the parties guilty
of the crime of child desertion in the
township, and that the clerk be
authorized to advertise such reward
iu the Seaforth Expositor. the Exeter
TIMES and Reflector. (See advertise–
ment in another: column.)
N. J. CLARE., Clerk.
Usborne S. S. No.3.
WAYLAID.—On Friday evening last,
when a young man, of this section,
was returuing home from Kirkton,
in company with a younger brother,
he was stopped opposite the school
house by another of our young resi-
dents, who demanded him to state to
his face what tie had beau Baying to
others about b;rn. The young man
thus addressed, replied "Oso thing
I said was that I could pound you."
He was told to "come on," and jump-
ing out of his buggy, he opened fire.
A brother of the assailant, who had
concealed himself in ambush, came
forth and began encouraging his
brother, but to no goad effect, as he
was apparently receiving the worst
of it. The reserve then joined in the
combat, and after a few minutes of
toil and battery, the assailed party
concluded that he would po,tpone the
light until be could meet the enemy
on equal gronul, and accordingly got
into his buggy and drcve off, while
his assailants showered rocks after
him. Fortunately none of the missies
took effect, for if they had struck the
Sating ,mate Redone resuite would
have been the consegnenco. Such
conductis a disgrace to our neigh-
borhood, and should be put d, wn by
making those who are guilty of it
to feel the penalty of the law. Com.
William Geddes, Eden Hilts, writes
have .used Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters for
Dyspepsia and prefer it to all other modi-,
cines I have ever tried, iu no ease has it
failed to produce the desired effect, and I
can cheerfully recommend it to all sufferers
from. Dyspepsia.
Yours truly, WILLIAM GEDDES.
Centralia.
wiemememeert
Not Jri'a1l?'ront Horne.
Nowa pondensed,
Mr. Joseph Foster, of the Parr
line, Stanley, threshed twelve acres
of fall wheat which turned out fit
bushels per acre. Mr, Joe. Temple,
ton, of the BAbylon line, also tilted'.
ed 10 acreswhich yielded 40 bushel;
per acre
Mr. Gorge Anderson, of the Parr
line, Stanley, was reaping, when, he
thiuks some, boa .stung the horses
and they made .a sudden start, and
threw him off his treat. His feet got
tangled in the linea, and he was drag.
PEannsu,.--43,7', Callander and ged a cousidearble aistauoe and big
brother, have been visiting at Mr. baok and lege bruised, but he was net
Abbott's during the wit number of seriou,rty hurt, The hone ran away,
days.—Joseph Anderson, is making making a total wreok of the reaper.
ail extended visit to St.` Joseph's A young man named' Wild,. of
Ialaud. •)kir, Dereham, who has been Hollnesvitle, employed with Ur. A.
ill for some time is recovering. Halstead, ct the Maitland eon„ met
.Brieta,—The Coughlin Bros. ship- with an accident which eubeaquently
ped a oar load of sheep from this resulted in his death. He went ont
station a few days ago.—Mr. John into A f eta to catch a horse, and bad
Parsons has shipped immense quell- just taken hold of it by the mane,
titles of tall bark from here and Port when it lifted its head with a audden
.Blake,-.-..Abhett St Bleary are bold- jerk, throwing item pioleutly *Pied
ing an auction sale at Woodham,. a fenoe, and injuring his spine..
Quite a number attended the Cale- I gediaai assistance was called in, bull
(Ionian games at London on Thurs. be only lived three or four days after
day last. They report having a good i the accident,
tinge,• --.The first load of new wheat 1 Mr, Oberlin, Harris, of Lieury, was
was marketed barn by )kir. ItIurloak, ,passing by Mr. Win, 8raithora, with
Messrs, Neil & Rollins have the s laud roller tied behind his waggon
contract of building a stable for Mr. last week. °aa of Mr, Swither.'
m
Marehell, The sae gentlemau is little girla ran Out, and attempting
having a very neat oottego built and to climb on the roller unnoticed by
will move into tt as soot as possible, her, Harris, elle fell before it and was
NSPCC Away --Another old and inetantly kilted. hlr. Harris' little
respected resident, in the person of i boy, rrho was riding with hie father,
Uri. baa. 'Wilson, of this village has drew bis attention to the child's con-
puled away to jaiµ she majority,' dition, wheu Mr. IL stopped, went
She had beau ailing far somue ;inns, back, sad found the child dead.
but on Sunday evening 16111 inet., Last weak Ale.. John. Dobson,
was suddenly taken worse and died in fisherman of Southampton, naught
a few minutes. The deceased had in one haul six Iron; which eggregat-
been a resident of Stephen township i ed 195 lbe, One of them *tete
for over thirty years, and was ohariv4. turned the scelee at 48 lbs., which is
about the mond largest fists ever
caught in take Huron. We bays
only heard at one being caught that
ad by all who knew her. The family
have the sympathy of the people in
this neighborhood. The funeral
oortage, which took place the follow- f exceeded the/ weight, and It was
ing 'Tuesday, to the Fairfield bury. taken, at Hayfield a good many years
ing ground, was quite large, end ago and weighed 62 lbs. Port Elgin
after interment, an impressive sermon Times.
was preached by Rev. Mr. Kershaw, —The auxatljii,"
the newly:appointed minister to the
Centrally circuit.
ll 8a11.
Cale Roldp,lx. Our annual 'toiv,"
TolioN'ro, Aug. 25, --Dr Bryce, of
the Proviaial Health Board, proposer,
ae au iuteriw it:canto to prevent
was last Thursday—a delightful day the importation of emali-pox from
—and rigidly observed by all of our g outresltht all the frontier local
buelnees mei, who seemed to hail a d 011theline of the Grand
with joy the day when they could Trunk and Caonbiaa 1:'aoi6° Bail -
leave Ilea °area sad worries of ebap aftdstheir e should il ortose
be unic dwith,
and d desk behind them and take an
outing with their families and friends. 8 of the act of 1$S5, for making
A large number went to London to' further proviaiou for public health}
witness the Caledonian games held and, iulimation given that, it they
there, and all who did so express have not already appointed a 'melba
themselves as more than satisfied omcer, aha oirautar sent should b
with the sports, The shrill pibroch considered a formal regnest to thse
strains awakening menioriies,of heath Cduuoii; sed if, five days after receipt
er glad hills and "peat reek" dear to' of this request, no such officer has
every sou of Auld Coils. Another been appointed, the Provincial Board
party pickuioked tt Bowman's grove, would apply to the Lieutenant Gover-
fortifying their systems by the lake uor forpower to appoint to such
breezes and a liberal supply of those mnixcipalities. Circulars to this
tempting and luscious viands which effoot have been sent out,
the good Indies of Hensall know so hiNusrox, Aug, 25.—Dr. Fee, the
well how to prepare. No wonder the medical ofilaer, has asked the Mayor
boys like picnics 1 Surely scones like t0 adoptthe system of compulsory
these are well calculated to ennoble vac°lnation, and not to permit any
the mind, improve social connections child to attend school who has not
and impart feelings of love for country been vaccinated.
and home that wilI beet, PRE:scoTT, A.v„ 26.—Smallpox has
ODDS atm END3.–Our P. C. is still broken out at Cardinal, nine miles
doing his duty. In on affair of do• from this town, on the St. Lawrence.
mesh° infelicity his services were cat. There Is excitement here.
led into requisition. His august pre- MONTREAL, Aug, 25.—The of aaial
sence struck the oo::lbataits with 'ter- report at the health office this morn,
ror dumb" and now "peace reigns ing shows that there were 69 new
' supreme."—Scott Act advocates are oases of smallpox reported yesterday.
sniffing the breezes and think they The Health Department have decided
can discern the adox of "tangle leg."to give no information of oases repurt-
If so It must have Dome from afar. led on the same day, but make an offi-
Nothing so low in our town.—The Ciai report on the following morning
griud still goes on ; our mill is ship- When the new wins of the hospital
ping large oonsigumouts of flour to is built Dr. Nolin will devote his time
their sale room at Hamilton. The exclusively to patients there.
firm means business, and their in- MONTREAL, Aug. 25.— About 80
creasing trade shows it.--illacarthur's cases, so far as known, were reported
stores aro being completed and pre: to -day, but only a portion of these
sant a tidy appearance.--Sehoole are have been investigated by the health
again open ; our energetic teachers, officers. Of the 69 reported yester-
Mr. Case and Miss Calbiok report dey 17 were verified. A naso has
good full classes at the recent exams, occurred in St. Rosa pari h, and the
patient, a young girl, is nob expected
Our pupils did well and considering
the character of the papers, the teach: to recover. It is reported that the
ars deserve no small amount of credit disease has broke- out a Richelieu,
for the result. Few schools can some miles from Montreal; also at
make such a showing. Faruham. Following are the cases
��- in existence iso far as known: St. Ann
A curious case has been reported ward,2. St. Antoine, 8; St Louts, •52;
from Hibbert. A. little danghter of ` St. Mary's, 62; Hochelaga, 3. Fol -
Mr. W. H. Gray was taken very ill lowing are the deaths up toiyesterday:
last week, and medical aid was sent April, 6; May, 10; June, 13; July 46;
for. The medical attendant soon dis- August to date, 145; total, 220.
covered that her ailment was a stop- Lieut. Col, Hughes was detected
page of the bowels, paused by dis- by a special watch in the act of tear -
placement. He applied the usual lug the placard off his house,
remedies without effect, and finally 'roamer°, Aug, 25.—It is reported
called another physician to oensnit that three new ewes of aulallpox
with flim. The two decided that have broken o it ou Bsrkely .e•reet.
nothing caned be dole except to re-
lieve the pain, uuless an operation
was performed. The parents of the
patient not favorably dt;'posed to such Daae of a n interesting experiment
a course, the uled;cal attendant left '"'hich has jlust been made in Gies -
with very little hope for the life of g°N• With a view to cultivating a
the suffering one. Not so with the testa for flowers amongst Iho school
parents, Thev had faith and lupe in board children of the city, as a part
a mono thittt llgsa t skill, and alley of their fine art education, the Kyrle
telegraphed on Saturday to LDndou Society in December last distributed
for some of the elders of the seat to 1,236 plants amongst, -the pupils o
which they belong, and on the arrival seven schools, to he trained by then)
of the elders the latter placed their at how and 'returned for exhibition.
bauds upon the patient and prayed '2lre result has been that out of the
over her. On Suuday morning early 1,236 plants given clef 624 were m-
over
bowels resumed the normal con: turned for show, their appearance
dition moved freely and the patient at giving Marked indication ot careful
.once recovered. tending.
Lovers of the beautiful in nature
will learn with pleasure of the sue-