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L.DICKSON, Barrislor, Soil-
. tater of Supreme Court, Notary Public
Conveyancer, exutnitisiene•r. &e, 14oney to
Loan.
Qfloo1neatIon's B loek,FIC0 ter •
141.0FA.DDEN,
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc.3
EXETER, - - ONT, ' "HEW TO THE LINE, t, ET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY,"
Odle° qamwelPol3lock flalPs obi ottle00 -
.
Judge POyie 0121104 the voters'
Ms 001191 '
iiSt for the asest riding of Huron., last Satin,
1 day io open court. It wee then traesmitted ,., .
to the olea ot the vrowa lAChAnOetY,
Mr. W,„ it. Pringle, who repeeeente Herber
ne Ellie, Toronto, and who celled at Clinton.'
lest week, had an. [unpleeeant experienee on
bis wey up, et Miteheliss Aftee epeniog hie
eamplos at the Hicks HOUS3,1)0 left the room
a few iniuntee. 4 lamp In the meantime exs
plodeci, and befere the fire Ives get under
control, Leif of Mr. Pringle's samplea were
tilined.
.If we can judge from what the Argus seys,
St. Marys ia a poorly Managed. town, Geese
1886. Pies, sheep, cows, etc, etc.; are allowed to
rot at lave), notwithstanding that there le a
by.law pro'hibiting such. If merely for the
sake of theArgus readereit would be A, prud-
ent move to have a now order ef things. The
town authoritiee must be very reluctant or
the poolopoolting of the Argus inpreeuloos. .
On Tuesday Mayor Williams was called
upon to settle a charge of bleephemoeue and
ebueive language, the parties to the eaSe
being residents of Exeter. It EiGOIxttliat Mr.
Johus, postmaster there, is also a member of
the village council, and a sidewalk that was
hed down by the council, gave offence in
The insurance claims of Mr. Campbell, of in e,jine way to a mr, aodgins, who expreszioci
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DENTAL. VOL. XIV., NO, 1. EXETER, ONTART.0, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20,
CARTWRIGI-IT, L. D. S.,
Has open ea (loran 1 rooms over
O'NEIL'S I3ANK, wherohe will be
ptepared to ,extract teeth wtthout
pain. All o po ra bloats performed with ease ana
skill, Gold 1111i1ms speciatity. Office hours
U. tut to 5 p ea. 0 11,111C+ MOVOTWDE. Tnums
CA.$11.
DENTIST,L.D.S
Ext qttOutpzleltlxiltict irit 1.11)1;
by ht
usin \the New ttooal Antest he -
ti() on the gums; makes (Iola
Ellings and all other dental
work the best possible. Rooms
Upstairs in SAMWELIA'S Besocx, Fast side of
Maui -Street, Exeter, Ont.
1.1EDICA.L
LI.TTZ, M. D„
• oftleetst hiseesidence Exeter,
NV. IIROWNING M. D., Al.
MPORTANT NOTICE 5 .
THE GREAT ENGLISH 11E801111110N
Asuccessfulpeedteinetestedover
00 years in thousands of ease)4.
rsesolit.lf cures Nervous Prop-
tration, Voakneavof Brain, Spi-
nalOord, and GeneratimeOrgans
of either sex, Emissionsand all ills cause d by Ind is.
cretion or over-exertion. Six paekagesis guaran-
teed to effect a ourewhenall other medicinesfail.
One package ;$1.; six packages $5, bymail. Sold
by druggist-% Write for Pamphlet. Address
4U5ERA OtiElatetal. CO.) DTPROIT,
For sale by J. W. .Browning, Exeter, and
all gg •
HONE RULE
--MAY BE GOOD, BUT -
a. DEA.B.ISTO'S
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS.
:Far excells any ever before shown in Exeter.
P. , raduateVictOrealia19°18'i1;•° c? If you wish to get any Hair Goods call on Ikcs
ndlresiclence Don.fnionLaborn.tor v, Exe to.
J. Dearing, at the Central Barber Shop, 'where
he manufactures Hair Work so natural that
You Would Not Know It from the Original
Hair, Suell as the Langtry and Parisian
Bangs, Saratoga Waves, and the Genuine
Water Wave,Switches,Toopies,Cuyls,Pulls and
Wigs. Before going, elsewhere, give him a call,
at his -
TONSORIAL PARLORS,
ONE DOO a NORTE OF THE CENTRAL HOTEL. •
11)R. J. A, ROLLINS, M.O. P. S
O. 0 51ce, Main St•Exeter,Ont.Rediclen
cis howler ecently occupied by P. McPlulliPs,
El sq
DRS. HYNDMAN AND HOOPER-,
Da .Ilynclman, Ooroiaerfor the County
of Hit 'rent &O, trte: Dr: Seep car, Licentiate of
the Royal. Oolle,m of Surrims, Edinburgh •
Li o outlet° in Miawifery,E intim gh (Scotland)
Post -graduate Student of the University of
Vienna' (Austria) and of the lifoorfteld Eye
Hospital,London (England) &a.. &o. Special
attention to Diseases of the Eye, Ear and
Throat. Office, Blain -street, Exeter.
-n11. NVOCYDRI.TFF,
...1-ef Permanently located in No. 185
Ceneen's Avenue, Tionclon, few doors
east of Post Office. Special attention &sent°
diees,sea of the Eye, bad sight, and the pres-
ervation of vision : diseaees of the Ear, im-
paired hearing, and discharges from the ear;
diseases of the Throat, chronic inflammation
beiug a frequent cause of deafness ; diseases
of the Nose, catarrh being a coramon c 'use of
/74)a/ heariug,
AUCTIONEERS.
, New Pump Factory
T-TENEY EILBER, Licensed Alio-
tIoneor for Hay, Stephen, and. McGilli-
:ray:Township s : Sales conducted atenoderate
:etas. 0 me -At Post -office, Crediton , Out.
TOFIN GILL, Auctioneer for the
U Townships of Stephen, Hay and Usborne
and the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
e.ttended, rood satisfactioa guaranteed. Sales
arranged at thie office.
BINARY.
MENNEN% & TENNENT, 'Voted -
..i... nary Surgeons, Graduate') of the Ontario B LA1:711,AINTOE'S
Veterina.ry College, Toren-
lhis
JOHN SWALLOW
Wend respectfully inform. the inhabitants
of the surrounding townships that he has op-
ened a New Farms Faetory
J. SOUTHOOTT'S OLD STAND,
ZNWirgrs, Or?, POST-OFV102.
Where he will keep on hand. all kinds of
Pinups, which he will sell at moderate prices
REPAIRING A SPECIA.LTY.
Wells and Cisterns contracted for at reason-
able prices, and work executed with despatch.
. SATISFACTION C's V AliANTgED,
JOHN SWALLOW.
to,have op ened an office
torthe trea tmeut of all s
Domestic Animals, on .
pectules 86 Eye -glasses
114einstreet - _ Exeter. Cans t _
from a dis ........ -....." -e---tance pronenry
aftended to:- Medicine for Borses CattleAc
alwayson hand:
ENNIEE. ANIMENEEN
MONEY TO LOAN. •
OliTONEY T LOAN ON REALES
13..a. tate for LteRuron okErieLoan A' sav-
y
imgaSeeietY• .11 w tetesofinteresi. Applyto
Ram Spaektual ,Eseter.
lit-ONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6i
p °roan t.adcoreing totemic; . Private
Funds, Apply to
B.V.ELLIOT ,
A.ugustls„,aa Exatei
Dr. Browning has the Sole A.gency in
Exeter, for the above lenses- They are the
only ones recommended by the -President and
vice -President's or.the Medical Associations
of Canada, and all the leading oculists of the
age. Theyhave a world-wide reputation for
giving that aid to vision which, all other
lenses fail to give. Beware of imitations, as
they are in the market. B. Laurance's S ee-
ttreles and Eye -glasses are marked B.L., w th-
ant which none are genuine,--andpebbtes are
stamped Pebbles. 1)o not be deceived by. any
goods stamped Pebble.glass-or by any sunil-
Jerky in it am e. -DR. BRO WNINee, Sean AGENT
TOE EXETETS,
OEN T VIAL
ONE./ TO LOAN AT 6 AND 64- - E
Loanieg Companies represented.
per cent, $25.000 Private Bands- Best DR c siofl
INSIIRANCE.
401111 'WHITE & SON
iruhlisliers and Proprietors
TREASURER'S, SALE HERE AND THERE.
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Reform against tho voters Bet Bressels
eTelse. Items of Inteeest.
FOR TAX I -4.S.
There are 29 Conservative appeals aud 39
in
County Ifuroel p y virtue of a warrant, hearing date the sixteenth day of August,
to wit: J 1886, nndeC the hand of the Warden of the County of Huron
and having the seal of the said corporation thereto attached, directed to MC and com-
manding inc to levy upon the following lands for the arrears. of taxes due. thereon th-
gether with the costs, I hereby. give notice that unlese the said. taxes and costs be sooe-
er paid I shall proceed to sell the said lands or so much thereof es may be necessary to
discharge the same, at the Court lioaeo, in the town of ecoderues os Tuesday the thir-
tieth day of November, in the year of or Lord 1886, commencit)g at, eleven o'clock M.
the forenoon.
TOWNSHIP OF ASIIFIELD,
,
Lot or pest of lot Cou. or Street Acres Patd. or unpatd, Taxes
E. half of N. half of 4 N. E, D, 50 L'atd. $9.150
5, half of W. half of 10 N. E. D. 50 " • 4.93
VILLAGE 01' PORT .ALBERT, IN ASIIPIEL D.
19 Colborne-st, East 4.
London Road East 4.
1 , Williem-st. East 4.
44 Wellington-st. East I
45 do
46 do 4
47 do 4.
39 Lydenham-st. East
40 do 4.
TOWNSHIP OF
Bridge End Place 4.
59 do
39
40
435
386
East part of 5
270
cc 3,27
unpatented 3.05
cc 3.05
3.37
cc 3.37
3.37
3.37
Patented 19
19
COLSOURNE.
ct
VILLAGE OF liMIELD.
cc
cc
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Range' N,
Susan -et.
VILLAGE OF 131VOSOLS.
4. 11
VILLAGE OF WROkETER.
3 ' Main -at. South 1/5
6 Queen-st. North
North half of 8 Centre-st. East 1110
Gibson-st. 4.
0 • do
Halls Survey 1
North pelt c4.80 do 4.
County Treasurer's Office,
Goclerich, August 16th, 1886f
PENMEN..
9.41
Costs Total
$1.25 $11.25
1.12 6.05
1.08
1.08
1.08
1.08
1.08
1.08
1.08
1.00
1.00
4.35
4.13
4.13
4.45
4.45
4.45
4.45
1.19
1.19
1.25 10.66
7.27 1.20 8.47
1.23
1,23-
4
44'
3.20
1.40
1.03
1.03
1.01
1.01
1.08
Loa
2.26
2.26
45
1.45
4.28
2.43
1.09 4.80
13.17 1.33 14.50
4.65 1.12 5.77
9.45 1.25 10.73
14.72 1.37 16.09
14.72 1.37 16.09 stand, kiss the . book and .avoyy theins?Ives
on to destruction. A short time after Nerds
67..0408 11..1168 87..2566 obneearl:14eocitao Ic,litistetirnogruicsihoitiwth„isity from
.
g'ngeel, the home was found some miles distant, but
. ome °Nile larceuists, who Was scut to estme parts of the buggy were never found,
Stratford jail /or burglarizing Lofft c.C.: Co'a
this year.
The Granton people lrold their civic pic-
nic on August 31st, and visit Forepaugh's
show at St. Mary's.
rkton, who recently lost his cheese factory
hie opinion of Mr. Johna in laneuage said to
1-
u
by fire, have been amicably settled by the b ,
1 f '11 tl l' 111
companies with which insured. see
vr illiams did. not wish to have anything to clo
cheese to Mr. James Slater, of London, 4...
paid,.
Eight and a half cents per lb. was the price
ehipped 34,192 Iolanda of the July make of
The West Nissouri Choose Company has
defendant pleaded. guilty to the charge, and
a sole sof 55 and costs, or $11 in all, was lea -
with it, but finally consented to do so. The
It is not unlikely that Mr. F. R. Powell of
Goderich,will accept the nomination for south
Hurou if the Grits and Young Liberals put
ed upuu to pay a fine. -Clinton New Era,
candidates in the field. Mr. Powell is a
Conservative. An aceigent of rather a comical naturehap.
to two bashful young men' near
Mr. D. Sinclair, of the 10th concession of Parkhill which ended in the destiuction of a
Yarmouth, was kicked by it stallion ou Fri. fie'''e new buggy.
day night while trying to put the animal But out of respeot for the
bashfulness and modesty of these youths, we
into a box stall. He sustained a severe cut will at Present withhold their names. How-
ie the thigh and a scalp wound. , ever they had occasion to hitch up a horse
The bay mare Lady Defoe (pricer,) owned and buggy and drive some distance to salt a
by Mr, C. F. Smith, of St. Marys, that was
number of cattle which had been put out to
blacklisted at Elmira last season for partici.
pasture. 'Upon this pasture ground there
pation in a "no time" race, has been rein- happened
to be a large pond which served
stated by the Canadian Titrf ..A.seociation on lo; \valuing the cattle, and they thought it
PaPnent by her owner 01 the fine irnP°s°a' would be go od fun to strip off and have a swim,
A young man in a neighboring township,'
which they did. The first plunge into the
says the Clinton Record, has been fined $5
water so frightened this sensitive animal,
and gave bond in §100 for putting his arms
that she broke away, carrying with her the
around a young lady and not kissing her.
rail of the fence to which she had been tied.
11 15 presumed that the next time the young The owner of the asinine whom we will call
gent mete his arm around a young lady he
Peter, came oat of the water in great haste
posed. If the councillors of Clinton were to
treat all who abuse there Sn a similar way '
nearly every one in town, except the editors
'wouhl at one time or another have been call -
will kiss her arid avoid prosecution.
Ono of the $15 per bushel wheat inen has
come to grief. He played his little ,eatne
with Farmer Gauson, of West Zorra. The
latter found out in gool time that it vas -a
Swindle, had the wheat men arrested, takn
before the P. M., in Iugereoll, and made to
disgorge Gunson'e note for $210.
IT Acne TICA7 WAY limit .-"L'he Chatham
Banner says : "One Of the most peculiar of
the results of enforcing the Sc. -Pt Act is the
lose of tate 'whiCh it has inflieted 'On many
good itulees 01 1)1)00)-, who take the wituess
t) seeure the aninaal bdra she, woulcl do any
damage. Every time Peter approached the
critter, she would make a fresh start and run,
no doubt ashamed of Peter's nudity. Sandy,
his eonapanion, who had been looking on and
seeing' the prodicatnent Peter had got into,
started after him with his clothing, but minus
his OVill,which he never thought of until
they were•about to Meet Seine of the female
populatiou of that place. When they regain-
ed their presence of mind, seeing the naked
Condition they were in, they retraced their
steps and allowed the horse and. buggy to go
WM. HOLMES
Treasurerr, Co. of Huron,: stere, St. Marys, broke out on Monday last
I and. e4apecl. The exit, was made by the
window, the iron bars of which having Upon
ROUND THE COUNTRY.
By Our own correirdents,
Hibbert.
FATAL AnOIDENT.-On Friday last, while
a, son of Mr. ,7ohn Donnelly, of this town-
ship, was leading a horse in the mow of the
berm tramping peasethe horse fell over the
boy killing him instantly.
Caldwell, of Hay, is visiting friends in
Exeter and Hamilton. -Mrs. G Dignan,
of Hay, left on Tuesday f or Manitoba,
there to see her sore, who is not expected
to live many clays. -Mrs: Arnold and
sons of Ailsa Craig, were in the village
this week visiting relations. The teech-
-
ers, scholars, members and friends of the
HenselLSouth Methodist church enjoyed.
their annual picnic', at the Lake Zie. Tues- through the ordeal several. times.'" ••
sawed. A reward of 550 is offered Lr the
.culprit, but as yet his whereabouts eau not
be ascertained.
J. T. Mitchell, of the Drayton Vidette, ori-
ginally ot ..1.31yth; bat lately of nearly every •
town in the north, has a criminal libel. suit
pending against Claud Dean, fornaerly of
Parkhill. By the time Mr. Mitchell reaches,
50 years, he will be.one of the most notor-
ious editors iu Canada, having already vass-
da of this week- the da bein fine there I I •lin t the voters t of the tos nship
Y r g mac g o s v
Lucan. was a large gathering and a, very pleasant of McGillivray, prepared by the clerk there
time was spent by all. -The Rev. Mr. are 10001ersons entitled to vote at both
Mi .
Miss unter, of Hensall, is visiting Godfrey, pastor of the Methodist churchl manicipal electione,and elecions to the HLegis-
friends in t dem lative A.ssembly ; 44 who are entitled to vote
preadhed a special sernionfor the children
on 4,1?1,)atli at intenicipal elections'ouly, and 38 who are
Miss E. Port, operator, of Toronto, is af41.31.6on last and was listen -
entitled to vote at eleetione of Legislature
in town visiting her parents. ed to throurchout by them in a vei t
'Y a - only • and. thero nits NO who ars eligible to
i Our town band and also ti large mon-
h3x of citizens took advantage (if Clio
'cheap excursion. to 'Detroit on Friday last.
Miss L. Murdock, who has been visit-
ing friends in Blyth lor the past two
weeks, returned home on Saturday last.
Mr. A. C. Reid, the noted athelete,
has returned from Iowa, looking hale and
hearty.
TELE WATERLOO MUTUAL R. J. Eacrett, who has been attending
the firemen's demonstration in Buffalo,
FLEE INSURANCE CO.
Establishedin 1863. for the past week returned home ou Sat-
EAD OFFICE - • WATERLOO, ONT. -Aft:Ill stock of all kinds of
This comeapv has been over Eighteen
urday last.
FraE.-A fire broke out in the drying
kiln of Mr. C. Haskett's furniture factory
on Saturday. They succeeded in getting
it out before much damage was done,
Mr. G. A. Stacey, has been appointed
village clerk. Geo. is a very intelligent
young man and we are sure he will fill the
position ably.
A game of base ball was played here
one day last week between the Irish
Nine and the second Nine, Which result -
in a victory for the Irish Nine.
Mr. J. D. 1VIcColl. the champion heavy
Weight athelete, of this town, beat the
world's record in Montreal, on Saturday
laet, for putting the heavy shot, he pa-
tina' it 37 ft 8 in
0 • •
The Lucan Irish Nine go to Ailsa
Craig, on Friday next to play a game of
base ball with the Stars of that town.
The Stars have not been beaten this year.
S6 a good game may be .expected as the
Lucan team are in very fair condition.
years in eucceesful operation in Western On-
tario,andsontinues to insure againstloss Or'
darnagt! by Fire ,Bundings,Merehandise ,Man -
ODA= es gind all other descriptions o f
able property. Intending insurers have the
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
Cash System
During the past ten years tbis Company
has issued 57,096 Policies, covering property
to the amount of 840,872,038 ; and paid in loss-
es a lone $709,752,00
AssefS, $176,100.00, consisting of Cash
n dank, GovernmentDeposit, and the unass-
eased PremiumNotes on hand andin force. J,
W WAVOIIN VC D. Presidei t. C TAYLOR,
Secretary. .T.B. Iltrones,Inspector. CHAS.
SNELL Agentfor Exeter and vicinity.
.......mpompaPamNEPENENPMEN
THE
OF CANADA.
The Royal Mail, Passenger and vreight
Route between Canada and Great Matti', and
direct route between the West and all points
on the fLower St. LaNsTrence and Buie dos Cho,-
Nevv.e unswick, Nova Scotia,
P, E. Island Cape Breton,
Noiirfolittiltand,
Bermuda,
aud Jamaica.
New and elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping
and Day Cars run on through Express trains,
Iried Passongersfor Great Britain or Ihe Conti-
nent by leaving Toronto at 8.30 a. m. Thure.
day will join outward mail steamer at Hali-
fax a, m. Saturday.
jus
ighe
.0
Superior inevator 'Warehouse 101 Pock ac-
commodation at Halifax for shipment of grain
and geeeral merchandise.
Years of experience have proved the IN T.bilt-
LONIAL in connection With steamship
lines to and from London. Liverpool and
Glasgow to elelifax, to be the quickest freight
route between Cadmic', and Greet Britain.
Information as to Passenger mid Freight
tes can be had on application to
ROBERT B. 1VIOODIE,
Western Eroight &Passenger Agent
93 Fossin House 131oelz, York St. Toronto.
13. POTTINGER„
Chief Superintendent,
to ' N.B., Nov 13,1585.
110.11WaN 0
GI
Send to cents postage
and 615. 11)11 sena Yoe
free u 103, MI, Valhablo
sample boa: of goods
that will pot you in the way ot making more
71107151/ at once, than anything Meath Ametica.
Boehm:me of all ages ean live he Immo and
work in spare time, or all the time Genital
tot,r6quitud. We will start you. Immense
P0): seie for ttiose who sietit once. Sereeme
is: 00 ,Portlaite Melee •
' Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Witran's
Condition
• Powd-
er$
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
C LUTZ.
C.A.p1-1!!
S
GROCERY
TEAS ! TEAS! • TEAS!
TRY MY JAPAN TEAS
NATURAL LEAF; MAY PICKING.
First Aerival over the Canada Pacific Rail-
road from Janine direct.
PURE, SWEET, DELICIOTJS, duly 50 et.
I still give 5 lbs. Bright Sugar for 25ets.
with every Pound. of Tea at ,50 dents,
SUGARS! SUGARS SUGARS!
Bright, 161bs ; Coffee, 15 ; Granulated„13 ;
FOR $1.00, eA851.
-seems Atzn SEE MY- -
GRANULA,TED SUGAR l'Olt PRESERVING
14 MN, Ton 51.00, °ASTI-.
LEMONS, MINERAL WATERS, TO-
BACCOS, CIGARS, &c.
Sup Cured Hiuns Breakfast Priem
, . „ , • 13t
con
>rated emown flran(1) bologna
11,T.?1,Y,',',Des.. CAPT. IcENIP,
.Reynolds, Mieees Wilson and 'Bell, J. I). kin11. Iris money gmle 1).evond tho
Wilson and 11. MeAttliut, jr, -Mts. W. hill te of ri vorY, And so tho \\'oi 11
Hansen.
tentive manner, the discourse being
one Well adapted to their unc erstan ehowe there Arid WO 44 female voters.
A few dayS ago while Mr. James Wield of
St. Mary's was watching the Foresters' pro -
Cession in Stratfordhe was accidently knocked
down and tramped on eseeit horse attached to
a buggy. Mr. Ofield sustained some slight
injuries in the back. A. carriage, in which
were Lieut.Col. McXnight arid city elerkLang,
was upset by the horse turning too short.
The Colonel received a cut across his nose
and Mr. Lang had two ribs broken.
The Clinton New Era says :-"Mr. Isaac
serve as juryttien, libaiysis of the -et,
1 d'
and pleasingly delivered.
Steve Brodie, the Rrooldyn bridge jum-
per, has sent the following paper to the
New *York Star: Noticing that Mr. Gra-
ham says he will be dropped off the Suspen-
sion bridge inehis barrel, my manager, 'Mr.
N. Morris, will give Graham $100 for his
expenses, and bet him $1,000 that be does
not come to New York and jump off the
Brooklyn bridge; and that with the use of
his barrel. I, Steve Brodie, will go through
the whirlpool rapids.
London, Aug. 23. -The one 111110 reit-
ning race at Lillie Bridge to -day beteValiti
George and Cummings was won by 'the
former. George had the lead of a yard at
the quarter -mile, whie,h he made in 52 sec.',
at the Italf-mile, which he reached in 2:02.
These positions were not changed until the
threeequarter mile post was reached, -when
Cummings forged ahead. The time for the
threestertarter was --3:074.. A desperate race
followed to the seven furlongs, when. Cum-
mings slipped, George finishing alone in
4:122 -the fastest time on record. Cunt -
ming Wore iweefeetrie stocking in the race.
Betting 'opetiderf 5 to on Cummings and
closed at 5elfeaa against him. At one time
the odds. were; 6 to 4 on George. The -
change betting was caused by the rumor
that one atilt -tunings' ankles was strained
and week..
..01.0;••••
• Thursday morning, while two children of
Mr. Thomas A. Naffed, Goderich, were gath.
bring apples in the orchard' of their grand-
father, 'Mr. John T. Mittel. some ono. in a
party of lads or young men fired a gnu from
the other side of the fence, and on41 shot
Gobi\ POSITION. --Mr. r, W. Penetrated just above the eyeball of Percy.
one of Mr, Naftel'S sons, aged 9 years. His
Murray, eecently Principal in the Pict=
cries broneht help, and he wae. 'soon taken
High School, and who with his wife and
family have been spending most of the
summer months with relatives near here,
left on Thursday last for Brockville,
where he has been engaged as principal
teacher, at a salary of $90o. The posi-
tion is alike an honorable and respectable
one, as Mr., Murray will have the super-
intendence of SUMO 15 other teachers,
and an average attendance in all of about
1000 scholars, but having recently taken
his grade A in a first class, lie is well
qualified for the task and will doubtless,
de honor to Huron Co., in which he first
taught.
The farmers are gettine their crops
into the house and medical. aid seine:limed.
The fence in quet.tion is frequently made a 1 Robeets. .
argot by both men and boys who have been At"the lest meeting of elle Middlesex Scott
,
shooting on the Sets, evidently without Act Association the following resolution
thought of the darger to eery one who may be was moved by the Rev, .7. 1±1. Moore, seemed.
.,
on the other side. ed ancl carried : ''?hat this meeting room-
- A cortiiin well.enown etockeraiser of the Ka5nd 0'6 r°rinati°u. t't chletaral 1-11.6118 in
,
County 01 1113100, recently wont to the old 1 each electoral district of persons pledged to
; I support no man who is not a protese,ed and
country for the purpose of inverting stock
be clime book without any, ma report, 4,4:0 pritaticel prohibitionist for any Millen in
that his reason for so doing wee because of county, city, Province or Dominion, and we
1130 being ewindled out of between fifteen believe the time is not distant when we must
hundred and two thousand dollars, It 'is use out inflilence tO secure the formation of
a, political natty, the main plank in whose
the old story, of putting eonfiduce in strang-
ers. Tt seems that while in the cdd Numb y, platform, shalt be prohibition
be fell in with a couple of young men and A correspondent writing from Southamp-
At Grimsby Park,
weGreiswd•rosbYanyl5paeroki;leOount.4riAmLlsgby. aNeevteor-
day. Saturday- night trains , and steamer
brought in hundreds and this morning thou-
sands flocked in from the surrounding coun-
try, until not less than 10,000 pOOPIO COM-
pletely filled the great auditorium. The
morning prayer and praise service was a sen -
a= of special blessing led by Noah Phelps.
Bev. C. C. McCabe. D. D., of NeW York,
preached to the largest morning congrega-
tion ever Seen in. this place, front the 'text,
,..The, world shall be fin.ea vital the knovir-;
ledge of the Lord." It wag a sermon of
wonderful erafnuml lemwreeraD, sottiirdesidn,g th,A43 ravicenst, assriemdbilsy. '
o
bilahis' again ancl ftgein.
Long before 2.30 10,000 faces loolsee te
the speaker's stand, waiting the coming of
Dr. Talmage, who took for his text, the,
meee. "Entreeit me not to lama
thee." Rey, Manly &neon, wn31reb.24 At
all the services, asked at the close of the
sermon for any who de.sirecl the prayers of
the church to rise, and, many rose. At 7.30
7,000 people again listened to Chaplain Mc-
Cabe, wao spoke trorn the book of Ruth.
"Let her glean after thee," aec. Rev. Dr.
Talmage closed with prayer, and the Rev.
Dr. Sutherland took the after service. Many
stood for prayer, and a number of happy
indentified with tit» early history of this
Carling, of Exeter, is a man who was closely thronghout.
countu, political and otherwise. We were day. The order in the park was perfect
conversions rAesui)ltaedrifnro:iptli........_seesde.rvices of the
ainfsevrmeleodpyaersatleyrtaicaysttrhoakte thferoisin Ileac erffi liege tfse °on; avers Pans, Ont„Aug gen.
--
which he is not likely to recover. His slain of Boston' Massa to -day swain succees-
friends in this .part of the country will be fully the Whielpool rapids, Niegara river.
sorry to Lear it." Mr. Carling is around RS The trial was td sebtle II wager of $10,000
usTuania. following are the names of the gulls of the stakeii. They were few speetetors, the
made by Boston parties, he to 1000110 01,000
of S. S. No. le. McGillivray, Who were sue- affair having been .kept quiet. Ete relates
cessful at the last Promotion. txamimaimr:- the following exnerietice:-When be reached
From third t4 fourth, Mat, Hedges, 399;" Os- the spot whore Captain Webb is supposed to
car Patrick, 363; Sarah Patrick. 359 Lizzie have lost his life, the water seemed to go from
O'Neill, 349, Isaac Bowden, 341.. From ander him,. and a huge wave struck him on
second to third, Carrie Patrick, 392; Ohas. the head and shoulders, knocking him no.
Reeder, 363; Alice Turner, 347; Sarah Mc. conseions for a few moments. He found his
L30e1od , 31,4r4o; inE rfiarnskt iLoaTegaloinlina: 3J4a2c;.ETttuarNnejer.h105116s! ,sawevimermeir216pgeacbteilaitietos, ofnouosuet wahlaity. erw, haneud
Munk Stnithers, 219; EliMasvson, 207; Lena
anti partly anconsciou that he could not use
enterbeg the whirlpool he was so benumbed
LaTungehlifuei2101wling candidates 61110
wrote at a limb. and didnot know what he was doing.
St, Mary's were successful in obtaining cr- The emrent took him righ:. into the main
tacates ; Second class -John Baird, Charles eddy aud suhked, down like a flash, keep -
Bradley, 3. N. Brown, James Switzer, MarY ing him under fully &teen seconds. 'Upon'
Lortun, Kate McLaughlin. Susie Uren, Annie reaching the under current he was shot out
Watson, Maggio Patterson, Elizabeth Wray, of the pool flatly fifty feet from its centre, and
T. Stanley. Third class -Fred. Delmaget when he reached the top of tlie water he had
Isaac Moore, D AllMEOGy 11, Uren, Maggie pattly regained consciousnes, and kaoivin.,'
Wilson, Adelaide Lindsay, T. Wilson, E. there St a not time to spare before he woula
Perry,li. Gill, Alexa Atcheson.LydiaCletneus, again be dashed down the lower rapids he
Annie Cameron, Christina Kirk, Lottie Lang- swam to shore. When landing he was so
foi•d, Sara Delmage, Lotto. Hall, Rebecca Mc- overcome that he again became unconscious,
and his oAsistante were fully half an hour
bI inging him to with stimulants and rubbing.
When asked if he would ever make another
trip he said; most mu phatically: -"No; there%
not enough money in the world to induce nee
to ret eat my afternoon's experience. A child
WOOld balm the same ellatice to go through
the rapids and come mit all right 05.1 16(1 expert
SWilllillet." i0Olt 1) 01 three Iniuntes to go ,
frotu the railway bridge to the whirlpool.
Kendall twenty-fout• years of age, six feet
two file 108 high, weip hs 105 pounds, and well
proportioned, was born in New York,
but spent most of' his life in Boston. His
cork vest consisted 411 h VC' pteees of cork six-
ton gives the 'following interesting pet Genial's teen 1001108 long four wide, two thick and
of the Crusier's at that port, :-The wag sewn in white eanvas similer to a life
yaelit arrived at this port on Saturday even- preserver.
ing, and Mr. Vidal, the commander, came
ashore for mail matter, returniug to the A. Wicked, but well posted exehange re.
vessel ebout 6.30 p. and the wind being marks: „Girls of a martiageable age do not
ttay light, they ran alongside the islend
like to tell how old they are, but you can
breakwater end God op for the niglit. About
Lind oat by following dm sub joining, itistruct-
5 a, 111, Sunday they made a request to the hag, the yeinig lady doing the figuring. Tell
hoe to put down the 11111)11)er of the month in
2, then to teld 5, i1l00 ic by 50,
sho was born, then to multiplyb
9 •
thou to 0(1(1 1(01 age, then to btract 365,
then to add 115„ then get hue to tell you the
The two ileum,. on the right denote
her ago and the remainder the month of her
, thoughtlessly confided ) 1 " to thia,
well and quickly housed, int'this vicinity. so is said, 01 econrseit';10)371"tyneTehrscliej
_Miss Nicholls, of LcMclon, is visiting too, eesteeeso al 9 01 tho
hor sc:.,ster, Mrs. D. Urquhart, of this horses, (as they also
i0der
villat,e.--1VIr. J. Nichol, of IVIanitoba, intimate with the 8 t%bici0110olunf,())61,fli011,1!1,tye
formerly of Wingliam and well know became equally intimate wi 1 rititt, 'Taut -
here is spending a few weeks with his jug to make psycliasc eI.1110,3,(11,1ya ii3e.t. ;To n 0( clf
gfraiitidiffither, Me. J. pentium), merchant tAloY had 110 1001110Y ; 111
o et gerville.---The Rev. D. Raania.ay, chhict•eltclsoatiildoddratett141,;,111o.r Lambert, for :tbout
of pindeeboro, preached. in the Presoy-
lend there soine, taldng ast secro ity
erten 011111011 llodgerville, oil Sabbath
drafts, until they could got tiloin c,vdted, Of 'tor", stathle the \bIOs >jnsr of 163 0v1' 110 C°°kilig
last. -Quite a large number left here on
0 isir fatal trip. The wirel
owm, from 1,111 titthout hesitation he loaned thetn, ell 'red", il"bt
learned of the foil w
lay tee, 0 ‘; wind (IN et the etemeest p. tn. lied melee:eel to gale yell eola and e
course --would, He never dortattel bet After roceivine o"(r0 11(1)w '100' in Elarrdl,
Saturday Morning on .the excursion to
11)4
, ,,p ,p. ma when it
too 7eultIenle herbed to the north.west end by
5 '
e'sese, ses 11109 303>3 legit ell the `3:'" de 1 ."s i` thc
., eaesesc.. ry
Fdis, amon, wimni 000 that they Wht0 h'S 1101)0Si lig ti 1 tho, ,j3 i11,10(1 t1^ 1 to 3 h11( saying good-bye
part, and Mrs, Cond,t'Mr. and MrS: )11.1ttO ,Iljt1)11:1,1(11 t1. 11 e 11 fl)'1111? \'‘.1101:1 10 w
(I'S11 CI.CrTry Elook, South Store
m1,1 uou 1111umg In T1.108tiRv m)01,,, 0,1L !.,.».,\ninplo. the timw-int is 822.