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DISTRICTMATTERS.
EEDS—Wr SON de YOUNG have a full
stock of Field and Garden Seeds of the Choicest
guali y and best known varieties, bought ,from the
most reliable seed merchants in the Dominion.
Call tend Examine before purchasing elseWhere.645
Ac4D EI nNE "—Try it mete. It is
paintbut it quickly removes all tan, freeldes,:
not fl
rongl ess and pimples from the skin. For sale by
Lug DEN & WILRox. 645
.c AN ADIAN HEAVE REMEDY " will posi-
tive). cure orrelieve any ease of Heaves in horses.
- package warranted. Prepared by LtNSDEN
kW sox. 645
CorcE Selection of Garden, Field
and l ower Seeds. at Iircl:sot� & BLEAiDELL'11,
Seafc rth.• 64.5:
"ALL PAPER =and Window Blinds
the ewer t Designs, cheap, at Lt3I3DEN & «'IL
soh` 645 `
N nsv Photograph's at MooRE's.
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A Goof) SALE.—Messrs. _Scott Bros.
of he Seaforth Musical Instrumen
Em - orium have succeeded in making
sal of a $900 organ to the congregatio
of t German Evangelical Church Ne
H burg. Some five other firms wer
coMpeting for the same sale, but th
superior inducements offered by th
Seaforth firm secured them the ..by
i
advance of all rivals. This speaks we
for the Seaforth Musical Instrumen
Era orium:`
LITERARY ENTERTAI&arENT.—The La
dies Benevolent Society have made ar
rangements to have, a musical an
literary social. in Card -no's Hall on th
evening of Wednesday the 26th Inst
` The entertainment will consist of read
inga and vocal and instrumental • niusi
. try our. best. local, professional an
am tear musicians and elocutionists
Ref ,esh�ments.vill also be dispensed '
the refreshmentroom adjoining th
hall. The proceeds will go tci augmen
the unds of the society which are use
to a'd the poor of the town. We have
BO oubt but the ladies will have
sple did entertainment and we ar
equ lly sure they will be liberal'
pat nized by our townspeople.
A NARROW Es'OAPE.—On - Taesda
- eve Ing the ExPos roR office . had , a
rat 4 er narrow escape from destruction
by re. About 7 o'clock, after the ern-
plo cos had ceased work,but before
thea had all left the premises, soT1e
parties .from outside noticed smoke and
fiea issuing from the rear of the build-
x.ng, They at once gave the alarm, and.
on . xamitiation A was found that .a
qua tity of paper stored in a back room
was in aiq blaze. The fire had not gain-
ed. udh headway and was ,soon ex-
tinguished by the application of a fe
pita of water. A few minutes more
however, and it would have been mor
difh3ult to stop it, as it had just com
meced to burn inside of apartition
The fire originated in the paper stor
room and was -caused by a boy care
lesssy placing a hot shovel, which h
had been using carrying coals from on
sto e to another, upon a bundle o
. loos papers. .
- P ,.Es. ArloN.—Prior to his leaving
$ea orth, the teachers of the Presby-
ters n. Sabbath; School presented -Mr.
He : ry Watson with a purse accom-
panied by •a most flattering and 'oomph-
- mentar
ompli-
inenl:tary address, signed by the pastor,
the officers and teachers of the school:
The presentation,was-made in recogni-
tion of Mr. Watson's services in cone
noction with the school ever since hel.
has been a resident of Seaforth, and was:
well merited. His skill as a draughts-
=' mau, in giving black -board illustrations
of t
. to tl
• toot
this,
e lessons, has been of great benefit
e scholars and of much assistance
le teachers, while his services in
and other ways have elways been'
the rfully and unsparingly rendered.
In g ving him so handsome a parting
gift, therefore, and so good a testi-
mo ial to the world as the address is,
the 'abbath School officials and teach-
ers l ave but properly shown their ap-
prec ation of his valuable services.
A.
PECULIAR WEATHER FREAK.—On
Sat . rday morning last every person was
char n ed and delighted with the
wea her, and our most weather wise
wer sure that real, genuine spring had
set a at last.. The forenoonwas warm,
' dem and beautiful, and every person
who could luxuriated in the, open air.
Abort noon, however, a change came
over the scene. The sun became ob-
eaur d by a cloud-, and a nice, warm
rain set in, but the rain gradually and
rapi ly got colder, and by degrees turn-
- ed into suow. By one o'clock one - of
the most terrific snow storms of the
seas •u—a . genuine nor' wester— was
ragi g and coutiuued throughout the
afte coon. The atmosphere was in-
tens ly cold, and the snow fell rapidly,--
unti 'the ground was covered to
the lepte of several inches.. Sunday
also continued cold, but on Monday
thins moderated off, and we have now
agai seasonable April weather. It is
e to I hoped that this will be- the last
ante, storm for the season. '
I•' t(ee Rue) r.+:.-- As luauv c f our
rear: ers have _friends located ie Dakota,
and lllauy more ere talking about going
tier 4, the following particulars respect-
ing he c uutry which we have been
peri litt'd t.. glean from a iniv:tte letter
rcc'e veal by a blend from. a geutleinan
in le'1te atl tuil, (frees county, may prove
inteestiug : Iresays . that . work for
,laboring iuen in that section Is ; otlie-
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what scarce 4#1.1t-
accunt of the lar4e
number of youina leen who take. up
• land, thc1re aili.l W110 have not :uo11.ev
euolrll to go on and i uprove it, kraut
who Have:' to work out for hire - until
they get the neceesary means. Iu'hay.
ing, llarye'.t chid threshing time, how-
ever, tlleie . ie usually a `gena _de-
Iuand f.'r IV' trkIllell i'11 1 the large
ivht'rtt farms. 1n having the wages
are : 1.:,11 per day and in Harvest •2 per
day ivied board. r.nd f,'" tbr'e,lling about
1.7:i per day. Trams -tine -aerially lasts
about three i'te :is, 8.-14 tins threshing
seas :ii ;Ai-#,tt ',ix v,et•ii-. At ter that
Hill('. Ns -aloe- averai. ' about :V 2 ; per
pion h Hut biers; is vete" Lttle (l(-
Inaua fig* lays:. illm•iit. !',.,• \\enter sea -
eon). l,aeii aotnal s ;'lee ie petuiitted
t) h('Ineste',.,: ' '1 tri. re's. It LI•e;. 11: it
pay to pi F :kie•,1>rairie and raise a-
(iro1)ifr(,1,. !L.- ... .il., In order ti.. ieeure
a gee 1 crt'p. tl:'.• '40t1 llilltit Irt'',tt''ken up
in the :Trineieft to tee through the
h(Ii1111e:1, x::#1. 17loWet1 a itiu in the fall,
aitd *ill ie. rcttay for seed the next
spring. Mees af the breaking . up is
done with. men as they are xi:.i're easily
kept. The.: _ will do the work and live-
oe. the Bets:c' .,,sass whereat; 1.erse l
haw fe be '.-d el hay and cats. the
fernier e..es about `1u per te'u and
t • e latter about 50 ce
T• ee horses or two yo
b eak' two acres per d , or 1
d . ring the breaking ''s ason,
fr. m th first of May
-ft st of July. It will t cost
p month to feed two yoke
O en are worth from $ 00 to
yolke. The land. gen: ally s
first-class and the cli .. ate he.
cold in the winter. e
re dy market can be r :
of roduce. This gen
th s section of Dakot:I
to he southern part
t soutthe clime +
w eat does not do n:
th grasehoppers are
bl some, while in the
grasshopger pest i�
so "t hs however, -ig be
in am stud raisi
po , dent ttsibks that
m n with moderate
ter in Dakota than.
ad ices all -persons to
co ntry for theins
Make up their mi
what suits oue m
other."
MILLINERY DISPLA
departm nts in con
establishments of
Duncan, Kidd and
is per bualhel.
e of oxen ,'will
.:
tires
hic i
to the
veil
of oxer:
130 per
akiiyg i'�,
lthy but
ood pric- s and a
d for :11 kinds
leman ronsidertl
much p efe}a',ot3
or fa • in
is m ides, b
arly %/0o ell, a
scally '-ery tro
either i part t
ever felt. ' T
cr for c.rn gro
gl Thi: cones
as am or
eans, c: n do be
Caned , but
• and see th
be `.re the
• ; to rove,
t not suit a
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he lune
,:(tion 'tb, t
re.srs. offhxa
I wer: open
for the season on Sat. day 1: st. T
same department in ars. A. G. M
Dougall & Co's establi Sl merit as ope:
ed some days ago. Ioint o we th
this firm was xnor fertun: to tha.
those who selected Sa urday, althd ng
on that day the foren ia was :ry Ifin
and many of the 'lad S of 't. e tow
em raged the opportu ity to iew ! th
°leg ` nt displays, the rnoowas s
stor y . that few • da e ven re on
and we have no doubt b m: ny wer
gre ly disappointed.. ther: is an
one ranch in which `e t rth can e
cel, that branch 'is illin ry. W
ven ure to say that in' : own west o
Tor nto Could such ••a•nific:nt di
play be witnessed as :: sho ' n her
on aturday. As. for : stet - elegl ,nc
and variety they, co d sea, cely b
surp ssed, and were v -r redi able no
only to the establishm:. t. bu ' to ` th
tow Ainy of our lay read:rs wh
.may desire to purch s: the choices
qual ties and. the ,1 :s anmos
fash onable, or even s b: iantia article
in t ie line, we would ongl avis
to sit our ;Sea 1 t a :stab ish
mens before purch.asih: :lsewhered
they are not suited in p : of a ha
doze we have here, a .o ay s ely sa
that they are too fasti i i. n s to be suite
in t is world.
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L car. BRIEas.-Me
son nd Robt Laidia
on ednesday.—Mr.
w o has been visiting
co pile of weeks, left. f
Winplpeg on Wednesd
Mun
a seg
glad
Boge
groci
Mail
oe, who ilaas,bee
ere attack of dip
tolearn, recov
n intends open
ry in the store o
and John. street
by For. Sparling.-Mr
tin -s
,here
weel
and
that
Hen y Wa
t for Chicag
QGXT
nds ere i'orego
his om e i
Mr. Maio'
stra ed wit
ria, ie, we ar
g.— r. Joh
out a ne
Fhe c me :
lately occlpie
idne Jacob
up busine
elle ille tie
iciest esiden
re.-- t' is sai
ers i tend r
o?.en Bai`loo
ve ha a goo
e mai stree
the di t carte
vt Jeff ey Hil
he he ilex
' Ch eh, Se
son, f Pr'inc
ved here o
Mr. T ompso
of innipe
erabl portio
he La ding an
eturns .by th
lziel, r., an
Tuesday fo
here they g
.—:1VIrs. M
erald left la
'entucky.-Th
lizzard has bee
ople think ahou
cleaned up ' au
—The Rey.: M
ld left here, f.
ome, on Satu i
teele forrerl
as removed t
leased anoth
eeps the Alm
ules took it int
the other nigh
ore doing an
soy is makin
.
ith, intends - gi
and will remove
He is one of o
eve regret his dep
Messrs. Curry Br
.moving to Brantford -t
there.—The council
work done by having
thoroughly scraped an
off.We learn that -
M. -A.,. of Meaford, is
incumbent of St. Tho
forth.—Mr. A. W. Th
rthur's Landing, .
hursday of last wee
time over -land by w
e. had to make a co
f the jos rney betwee
Vinnipeg on foot, H
ttrst boat:—Messrs.
atbew Dorsey left
eadville, Colorado,
to 'seek (their fortune
Hayes and Miss Fitz
week on a 'visit ` to
weather Since the big
delightful and makespt
'having their back yard
commencing gardening
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Rena d and Mrs. Rena
Mont cal, their fi ture I
day 1 st.-Mr. James
of, th Alma Hetel
Amb rly: where he lice
hotel. lyl r. Clark D O W
—Mr D.D. Wilson's
their ends to run awey
They were captured be
dams e. -f -Mr. John Do.
exten ive alterations a. d improverieu
on hi new.premises.
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OBITUARY.- Mr. M, : Carmichael, of
the township f Turn1. e ry, died t t hisreside Ice on +ridgy last, after a+ long,
lingering' illu ss. Mr. Carmichael, wh
came amongs us only a year pr so ag
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probab y without n. house Edsoeas there
was quito a wind 1•Wwing at the time.
There is !some talk1 of ettempte 1 in,-
-' cendiarisne but it iS likely that if suc
: had been thlt easel, the thieg Cul
have been done befere daylight. Mor
. likely to be a Stunk from a pipe, er
i, !ternoon we Werpivis ted by whatein the
-,.The waY.the storm ra4ed and the silo ,
, During the heaviest :of the, stotin1 -
couple Olour local knights of the : oa
did blow:: toed after pelting eheir skiff
up_to the, head (,f the potd. against the
-, home, one steering ainIthe other Man-
aging the' sail.- All, ef a sudden, the
heartrending erv was heard of ' Man
,:(iVerboard !" and the other half of the
' crew turned round 6 find himself alone
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life.
able
to es e
family
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is extre
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of lif
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nclin of. the
schoo 11.
rofsei .and
clas home.
Adel/03 ndeew
der 3d, a terreeSn, ried.0J
top Lu Rayner
lot David)
a
1 :ern
eh look
att -as
Beg lat-
vvo, ars
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sheep
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the, enior
the stau
the! aid se
tione were
r. he fou
nsin tions
n re bas
less t -John
i benison 193
ilnptiell 106,
ird class
henna Cam
on 105,
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41( Geisha 40 Elizal Willie FiCal land . truly wo
oderich
ven bir
ars.
learn
as to
at the
in lie
ememb
WiSe
erely
ial pare
hich he
motosyteot
arm ail
that t
owns
his
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vritteu
J MS of
on Mat
Th
sed
,ere ba
gramni
ug and
standin
th mon
m. Alt a son
enie ere
, Maggi
the 8
the
ip,
ght
a
ft lids
the
e is
mid
till CoUNC
and jug t
hat held it
ou
at
rue
lth
urr
ysis
has
the
hol
lb
Cf
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---lat James arnpbell, 2d John Dun-
canson, 3dniJ hn Campbell, 4th John
Johnston, 5th Oliva Turnbull. enier
division of second fi sat ewlaisisl—ialnisti llWa /4311.
McFadeean, 2d Jo
Sarah Willianison, th Meggie J. Mor-
sion of sooting. first class—lst am:es
Hislop, 2d Mary J. urnb all, 3d. WO..
sStheawwar, 2t.a C ark,' 3a Matthew J.
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HORSE
has sold
an Arne
$2,500.
sidering
mencing
much ou
the -ban
ever tra
regret th
He was
gentlem
breeding
and whi
Finlayso
Sice
Mr: Dun
with con
McIntos
field, w
treatme
thought
°arise .of
' the last
Institute
reoeiving
teaching
examine
SMEw
Cromert
from the
is no do
conditio
for the
and see
fore begi
SOLD. -1-41 . Peter McGregl or
viten. 'd heavy dOught
hat th a:as= is just cern-
we do ot know that it is
of
of w y. This is
mare, Or hich pai 070,
h lee.1pu chased from Mrs.
bun. A horse belong ng to
an Ste a has been v ry
tipatio the bowels, r.
surgeon, of ru ee-
is sick es
Seneca,. Mr. John
ear et he !Hamilton Col egiate
Toron o, or the' purp sett of
tl n in the ar of
ion fOr ec nd class cart cote.
greab te an Church ie me -
church to the m,a,nse. There
t b1t he road Ifs in ad
at t mr, ut it Would ell
ow their c ffers are lin d be-
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CHANG OF TI IE. I Dozing the pres-
ent BOSS U., meet ngi will be on F idays,
instead of Sat rd ys, in Egmo dville
Grange. li
THE ILL D TILL AHEAD —Mr.
John Ca #3TO , f t e Mill Road, owed
a field of spring vh at on Thurs ay of
last wee . r Hie ay the land Was in ex-
cellent o der, an ad it, not b en for
the sno storm on Saturday,lhe mild
have ha More s n by this ti e.
ra
John al ays 10; s t get ahead f the
has pnr Used allot ier farm. :le ae
bought t e fatal on he 6th con‘es ion
of Stenl y, which b longed, to the, Turn:-
er estate, payinglith refer ,the a m o.f
situated but th bu ldings are nit 4ery
good, Ir. Elgi wi soon be ;one :of
home in teed el Isend'iag them, ab O il
,X3r11.8 els,
eeelltteAlli. Mr. D. P. °wag
of thie place, and wh has
duatnd al the Ontario a-
llege, With honors, 'has ta tal
actice cif Mr. John Nott V S.
BesiKess.—Messrsa M. -Van-
outs flour mill hes bee un-
it run of stones nieht an
er bnstness for a num e of
icIrs c?f ht
in was
eat for t
lately gr
inary
up, the p
GOOD
stone &
for the
ception
their lar
the auS
day eve
attende
audienc
took par
a rare t
et alt)-reire
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concert given u der
e Oddfellpws on Mon-,
quite a success, being
large and fashi neble
singing by all who
st excellent, an was
ill
:.T CLTI .--An adjourned crick-
ing wes held in the tow h 11
ay eve ing and was lar ly
0 , 33 ragmbers joined. It vas
Club.f The ,f 'Rowing Officers ere
Secrete • W. H. Moss •Teea ueer ;
C. Vans one, Conatiaittee. '
MoRill op.
eyden's Hotel ou the las et -
his PRESE 'TATION. At the Mans , ti 0 -
and Killop, ii Mond y evening last • f•er
me had bee brough to a cloee, the.' a ter,
your Bible Clasli take this °ppm u it
of
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We therefore fin much pleasure in
token of our age tion, which we ac-
compa.ny with t e best wishes of the
claps, and with hope that you I ruay
be long Spared. tb o in and out amOngst
us,to bre 'k with. s the bread of life,
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and that no se aration may Occur
between U till th t of the last enemy.
Such, we are hep y to believe, aro tlie
sentimenta, not P ly of ourselves! who
constitute this ela, s, but of the Mem-
bers of y ur , We pastoral charge.
Yet, as w well - 'ow the transitory na-
ture of all earthly hings and that 1time
with us is short a a uncertain, we in-
dulge the hope t at each of us I may
meet you, at laet in the home above,
there to Celelratie or ever the praises of
God and tlhe La b."
The revere -4 0 tlemar. in reply eon-
fesied that i this case at least he was
completely t, ken y surprise. HO had
been ableeinifeelv ous cases like these
of presenting alai] omplimenting, to get
some small i lam r of what was about
to occur, an at en:ipt something to
support him elf gainst complete de-
feat, but in t is ase he was tbtally
rotted and. o uSt own himself fairly
hoped he sho ld yet rally andebe ready
for action at . o dilstent date. He suffi-
ciently regal. ed1c mposure to say how
cordially he col ed and reciproeated
the kind thin .8 Is id, and. would! very
sineerely end avlo in the future tit de-
serve them. ' 1
yth.
Kerr, the head mil-
liner in Mr D. B. McKinnon's ,tdry
goods store, as r turned to town to re -
aurae her dut 68,ib. ving spent a very en-
joyable time . t he home in Ingersoll.
—Mr. A. Mc aug ton left for Baffalo
last week.
SETTLED A Lit. .—The war which
Borne .of our it'z ns, was brought to a
ter inus by he , uncil granting the
license fee to $401. This was a "Idead-
finer" to the billis, d men, who consider
the advance too h gh, and refuse tp pay
considerable disc rd and ill -feeling al -
afternoon, 10 h Mite a boy by the ame
of John Irel nd, 10 or 11 years of' age,
who was residing at the time with his
a half from lyth, in the township of
Morris, was illed by the falling lot a
tree in his u cle's bush. Mr. Thomp-
son, his wife nd he boy were making
maple sugar, when a high wind, which
arose, caused the ittle boy to remark
" if the wind wou blow down a tree it
might kill us. ' bout ten minutes af-
ter the little elle . made this remark,
a Maple tree, efts ring half a foot across
II
imity to wh re, hey were wo king,
broke about 20 fe from the g .oun.d
the boy a fea full ow on the head, and
killine him o the spot. The fnneral
took place ct Tintsday, 13th inst;, and
was attende by a large number of
friends. 1
ANOTHER 0
Hugh Benne
on; the -Saubl
the 27t1i-ult.
native of Sut
had been a r
for about 43
the ripe age
every sense,
was respecte
knew hire..
iu the towns
and his de
who knew hi
an died at his residence
erla
side
e, near Bayfieid, on
Bannerman was a
dshire, Scotland, and
t on the Salable Line
APRIL 1)6, 1880.
well last ',fall.
$270 drawing
00 in the ha
worth offiou
ing for the
months the f
provisions pr
of the foregoi
by the COm ittee givet her $100
year, coMmencin4 3rd Ma h last..
•
interest at ei ht Per cent.,
There are at , present
ds of the Commi tee, and
Treasurer's han s.e $27
19
amily. , For the past six A. G. mcDouGALL a 0.0.7s
Daily have b en kept on
cured independent of any •
g iterne. It is Proposed
n.
the Albi n Hotel, who ha been qui e
ill for the past two wee , s able to e
around again as usual.
severe storm swept ve the towb.,
Considerable. anxiety a felt on a',c-
upon the lake, but Ole all turned
time of it, having hila to beach th ir
cation has been este, lis ed betwe n
the inconvenienc of Lilting with t e
been overcome. Also p ssengers are
not conVeyed thither nt...1 the proper
time for their departure. Such is con-
sidered 4 boon. ,
COUNTY RIDGE ' CRIALIIIFAL COURT.—
On Wednesday H gh Coiadie and. Mary
Graham! were enteuee by Judge
Squier tit) twe da s in tail or keeping la
the same offence, as sc arged. The
parties have bee in all :for the past
United R. eligious and Military Orders
of the Temple an of Ste ohn, of Jeru-
salem, Palestine, bodes, and Malta, is
being instituted in Gede 'ch. A dis-
pensation for the ame ha been grant-
ed, Judge Toms b ing e ec ed First Pre -
stable, and W. T Bra f Wingham,
Marshal
MAGISTiATES' COURT.— n the case of
keeper, du T urs ay of ▪ last week, for
allowingtdern noe _to be played on the
premises, the cas was declided in favor
of the defend nt, he magistrates hold-
ing that ther wa no Ica e, inasmuch
as it Was n t s own that the trans-
action was fo hi e or gain. Esquires
Adamso an Pol ock on the bench.
u.ron Not
Mr. D. Wanless, of
last weelit, or a trip to th
—Mr. rat Weir, Oro
ship, sol a Nur year old
toc.25g0o. to elt, for he hen
—Mr. Joseph Baltep has to:see
purchased the Iv gon-nea mg busi ees
and plant of Mr. Win. eddaway in
Cr_an.wbrhore.
return ng fro Goderic a
Ivthrown from is agon.
farm of 100 res, near L ndesboro,
a term of yea s, gettin 450 the
and $400fpr ubsequen ars.
—Mr. . F irba.irei, the genial la
lord of th "C ntennial," otel,Hen
the appea an e of the pee ises.
—One ay last week a ewe,
a lamb wine weighed 16 pounds.
ears., He had. attained to
f po years. Ile was, in —Rev. W. E. 'Gifford of Brus
worthy gentleman, and while riding i frpna Mc 'llop, a
and esteemed by all who days ago, *a thitown. fr m his la
and narrowly escape0. ser ous injury
Inlrig his long residence —Mr. .\-_,.. Skchon, f Morris,
11) 119 made manY fir ends, turned ho4e from GRA() d, Miceli
ise, although not unex-
deeply regretted y all last week. 1 Ee speaks ery highl
i that sectio as a farming country,
. has taken p land.
Exeeter, and
left Exeter
old country
erich town -
are in colt
FLOVi),ERS AND EATMERS
•
tl
TRIMMEb
The Variety to be healed in our
MILLINERY SHOW fiCOM
TRIMMED HATS ItiD BONNETS,
FROM ONE DOLLAR
Cannot he Seen in any Othe Hon&
MOURNING
A. SPECIALTY.
Select Readymade Hats and onnets.
Also Made and Trimmed to der on
Short Notice.
STRAW GOO
Every Approved Shape and Material in.
Hats for Boys, Misso and Childrzn-
Fine Assortment in -School Hats, at
lit
'A. Rouen TI3I. The fisberme
-t--
were on the lak when the s
tithe of it. he s orm sprang
quickly that they were taken
pletely by su rise, and the sno
so blinding a
they could n
were forced t
Rite the wi
Stranded at
when rescue
ing condition
from Goderic
and two of t
ashore were
had beeu in t
them. They
pie who thre
brought asho
ed th,at it wa
whether or
So, far as can
his
for
rst
Everything in Sprays.
Everything in Poupons.
Everything New in French Flow-
perisu,riaSehsa!led and Plain Ostrich Tips an&
d- I TRiMMING SILKS
all, I
ing
, There is no Stock that apProaches
the ours, either inVaIne, Extent or Variety.,
39,
ed
els
este
re -
of
nd
ewho --We regr t td learn that Mr E.
rrible titne ago en
p so laid up with
com- arrival in tha
--Mr. Geo.
cession 13, Et
possessor of a
Patrick's day
--A committe
Council reported redoin
Five of the boate were granting of a bon to, as
aiia two from Bayfield, a salt i that 'to
&beets when they came meeting of th ratepayer
ccliniplete wreck. -These to consider th matter.
was
d the cold so intense that
t control their boat
allow them to dr
, -Seven boats
ayfield, and the occ
were almost in a
, and
were
pants
erish-
heumatiC ver since his
Johnston, f loti 6,
very prolifi ewe. On
she: gave birth` to
e day that s done it.
eliding
is to e ca
e own, and the men who
em were still clip ,ging to —A few da s since
were rescued. by the peo- his son, of th 9th co
ee were so much ex the boy's fi4ig rs were
doubtful for some
ot they would re
atilimste- and one so b
amputation a
be learned no lives were ▪ —Mr. Geo. c Ten e i
preparations ow rds 4
r T. Levan
Cession of
wing slog, w
aught in the
lied as to req
the firs Scant.
large hotel in, W ngh tin
tie follow ng ie the standing of the formation of the mar
been working that dir
purfils of the euior division of School
Section No. 1, Usborne, for the mouth —The priz offered.
of IN arch. F'fth lass—Agues M ir 57, of Agricultur for the
Jo+Strang • , aggie Moir 44, Jas. best essay o pl urcp
41
CSatrg304.1, EA , laugh, Mcalnanssin_g 330,hriesrtiins,na been awarde to Me
Cage 81, Mae e Moir 79, james Moir V. S., Profess r i th
79, Jessie Di; r 75, Mandan DoWn 69, lately a highly
lege, Toronto, for
i the ; of appro Lclung 3 ou with expressi ea, Duncan Stew rt 6", Wm. Moir 60.4 W. Goderich.
xa, na- : our hear -felt gratitude. We haae long Keddy 60. hird' class—Sarah II..sowe
—A petitio i is
h ti aud I your unerieg labors in ou • belie f, ae John fowe, 7-.), Isabella. Lowe 72, Jessie signed, prayi' g th
'ftlil lass . the provd nce o - God. you were ced . the illicit
62, Behetta 1, od.53.
le lisli strong d si e that we sho ild be ,ell Leonard Hun e•tlo-aflui.1,:is.:botCe4lr, E.— Tr.. The plea, get
ed1 pot . the ordi a y Sabbath services„ bu leo Coachman." sold him to an Anaeri-
re
mug exe.cises c'
have the Woid
to he t once interestin
he blackboard
)4 folli3i-, the gene
ulatod,aS they are
In
mb ti e they have given. p
tct a d.' -.ability which y al
e 4 nd of shows and o stock -men generally. In matter, dema
nee. 1, his time he \NUS a famous prize wliiner,
8111. pf ,. and -has left s many good colts of his published.!
•eat chute as an .0ther horse that has •
3, j the , travelled. iu 1 uron. He has been, well —On Tues
7, 1. ille ' caeed for, ant. althotigh pretty well iip . Past six, Ai. C
SO1 frisky as a
self-mipc sed prove as profi
as they havt been vt-ith ; he was to his old one. Mr -Hunter has from a stoy
641 qualiti if awl -that owned him si ce a colt, and has made , $400 in Ont
ing for wine on re se , more money ut of him than *malty Quite a lot of
ve accept aS unruistatso falls to the lo of entire horse owners. ' —On Tties
equalitied satisfaetion. We following info matiou, of interest to the Zetland, was
lit
you es teacher, on th . part . half of the ( 041 II ittee, famished the about threeaq
0 make grateful mentian of people of t at tbwriship. He 1says : , In spite of all
rt IT
c.
making g
erection
whieh is
s. Shane
et busiaess
b the Mini
helot, for
eurnoteia
Veterinary
an years and u
on -
ate
Ve
am
the
hag
hie
ed
nd
en
ire
eat
to
the
tor
the
of
Is
altiesincu red
on f the aw in tegar to
ort is that AIL ,a
po r then and, ha
ing *Own of Wing -
4 with housee ef
deiat of one Of
ers, ee erring, to the
hatithe names of the
hese le use should be
ay rnor g, about half
outh of eter,were burnt
d. Th re oeiginated
::yo fAtieu ln °off iaLstowndeoenk-.,
stock w axed.
, bar he property of
-rd, of st Wewanosh,
iscover a; to be iu flames.
efforts to save it, it evae
o ether with its
40 60, -Valued at
at the time
fat eteers,
•Trifth edifying.
es help, -cal
13e, at the s
30. of that t
.5, remarka,
i lop rebore, u
Mere. A. those hi
did, well ku
72; able evi
!Nlc- our spirt
nsylyania. eOld Coach- evil repute. A. correS
1 jeeown to the frequenters the local pa.
expos
al ic
d as
to B
- beat
•
olte
able
eegorous and as and e small
We hope hel ma'y about a mile
to his new owner es to the grou
ni I disposition and eouse t ncet ; tion of the pt blic iall particulare con- ; contents. Thp learn ev
tor as a 'Christian lady ,
leer esteem, and especially 1 of Hannah JogriS, Widow of the late
ave ' elected with ttie' fultid reified on behalf i alyb'ebnutilst5foroa,maneabeaeunkt,01. nt
s mist acquainted with der. ' Wm, Johns, Who Was suffocated ' in a ! of the fire two valuabl
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WE 'HAVE. ALL THE: NOVELTIES.
Fancy Silks seed. Satin
Cashmere Effects.
Soft Finish BroCades,
A. G. IVICDOUGALL CO.
colt, a melt a fanning mill, sulky horee
rake, abdut 150 'bushele of grain, be -
aides numerous other articles. Mre
Baird has an insurande on the barn
and its Contents of $1,000 in the Ho -wick
Alexander Murdock; shoe-
maker, ef Blyth, has reeiently imported
from England an iretpre*ed machine fer
, mending boots and shhes. Th is said
that thie machine willput a patch on
the toe of a boot in 'abent one Minute,
and will:repair any other part of the
boot in about one -twentieth of the time
it could be done by hand.
Martta, who 0 will be re-
membered. was: sent nti for #•ial by
Mayor Willson, of Winghani, abours.
month ago, on the charge of burglar-
izing the.resideiace of Mr. Stirling Parril
in Morris, was recengy take# before'
His Honor Judge Squier, at Gbderiche
and sentenced to I-8 months' ineprison-i
merit in the Central Plison.
—Owen Reynolds, sbn of Dominick
Reynolds, of Hullett, plied. on the 9th
inst., of consumption, after an illness of
seven years. He was 21 years' of age.
He was buried_ on Sunday last, being
followed to the grave by a large num-
ber of sOrrowing relativies and friends.
The Rev'. Father O'Shea, preached an
t impressive sernaon on the occasion.
--The Methodists Inc the neighbor-
hood of Dungannon apPear to be in a
flourishing condition, as they are
erecting two new churehes. The one
at Sheppardon, an appointnaent only
commenced last spring, is a neat build-
ing of 2e by 40 feet, and is now nearly
completed, and. it is expected. -will be
opened. some time next anonth. The
other is to be at Donnybrook, aad - to
be finish.ed by the first of October next.
—.Dn Thursday last, One Blakeley, of
Henfryin had an information laid
.a,gaitest him by Mrs. Martin Moore, of
that place, before A. Hunter, Esq., J-
P., of Brussels, for passing a spurious
bill (1.an old Zimmerman $1 note) on
her. Constable E'nglisit was furnished
with the necessary papers for the ar-
rest of Blakeley, proceeded to He'll-IT/l-
aud nabbed his man. The constable
took his prisoner to King's Hotel, left
hirn in one of the rooms, and then at:,
tended to other business. When he re-
turned the bird. had flown, andalth&igh
a Vigorous search was atones instituted,
no trace of Blakely -Forth" be discoveged-
Ar
That ou
public is 11
Trade ths
MUMS
with
wants of
A Bea
Bonnetes
Our
Laces a
See a