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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1880-09-17, Page 11880. RI' GOODS HOUSE DNTARIO „L-ALLS,6- Ca they have it re - Fall Goods, the T r. natty, wh3vi irketa in the 0(4 Ever Had at !St _Prices. n oar Goods- this Sea - as Usual. AMINE OUR cents, g0 cents, $1, 25,!4i 75 and ;:t2. Marales. Fringea, all prices. kala. noes. 31 New Shades. 50 cents, (30 cents, 'a ent qatikets. r;owelIings. Once of our ImmenAk '2:MI1y requested to caa ptu M LUNERY ton 1 Winter PurAiaass, *titer Dbipl(ty UNE itaining 6,0u0 vardi, per yeaa. ?T OFFERING N HERE. Et; T H GALL & CO. „Fie and Vancy Dry Goods. tlea, Shawls, &a. • TEEIRTEENT a IJAR. V9110LE NUMBER, 667. 1880. FALL! 1880. II I Li Li BROS. We are now very busy every day Opening New Fall Cowls of all Classes for the Several Depart- - meads of our Business. Our Stock for deli Season is one of the Larg- est and Finest ever brought to 'Plea forth . STAPLE DEPARTMENT—In the Staple Department we aro showing New Grey Cottons, White Cottons Prints, Tick- ings, Shirtings, Towels, Towellings, Tablings, Ducks, Denims, Hollands, &c. The Goods in this department, for value, cannot be sur- passed. - DRESS DEPARTMENT In Our Dress Department we are showing No w Black Lustros, Black Cashmeres, Black Crape Clothe, Colored Lustros, Colored Cashmeres, The New Shades in Costume Glottis and Fall Siiitings, and Fancy Figured Goods in great variety. Our 12 cent line of New Fancy Figured Lustros cannot be equalled. Don't make any mistake -12 Gents por yard is the price of these Goods, and you oannot match them at the money. We have a Splendid Stock of Plain and Checked Winceys, which we are showing at very low prices. ' MILLINERY—In Our Millin ery De- partment we are showing a Beautiful Stock of Flowers. Feathers and Laces, the Lateat tyles in Hats and Bonnets, and the New eat Trimmings in the market. This Department is under first-class management. OUR MANTLES—We have the Largest, Cheapest and Bost Stockskt Mantles in the County. These Goods were all pur- chased at. Auction by our Mr. W. A. Hill, in Montreal, and cannot be shown as low by any ether House in Town.. Remember that we have a large stock and are determined to sell 13.1.017- One. OUR CLOTHING— in this branch of our business we are "NOTED," and are plee.sed to inform our easterners that in_ our endeavors to get Fine Goods for this Depart- few oppo to DANGRS WRITE( F The Fall ,r ditionallY str!)je w animals. popular i decaying and watet ready to the bree woody, eating it selves w cravings • The vari ichi Ther Lea I vegeta ate f bo1oa nd, re; co th re of a tiobs peratnre lare,n air, filled! -with burden i nights. raospher dead and ries with gathered herbage, wit the stomach into their b poisoned a disorders w thrax, and flamraatry come frequ the c.haig abound. losses an localitie lent dise sands of c 10 Lh4 d 4ar de ay it 1he a d h 00 d 1c yp :=311 LBO ca himdreda o the nsual f relative to Incas will b response th vention )31i but thatIre be given. It is now tention Of f farmer, iso cumstarice a t. 1. ha tle, fa 11 c ick tg! ht 111 e a rn a,te fro FTBFE BHB utuma s t to •licate is good he nisoailt i le 11 of ed far egetati nntriti pelle letion 1 unsati f the at surlily • moistu le s dew dist! ed wi ng org arious cond hick it s anima s . Thu he *attic) take I e oid. fevp.s bili All the season11 e hea e stoc structi made and h ATS. 111 op of 6 dying i; a hered 1 is too ave aver es cannot od tiMe rs to this by his p the b ities for atters tood. IB Or the is h abo t hemsel • ,were itary f ;Gove a of ci 6 all o g mat ery au ment we have thigi season far surpassed all knowledge of our former efforts, and are now showing a Diftrinlv u der Grand Stock. Scotch Tweeds in .great varie- ..: -, tv from $15 per Snit to 525. Canadian blame to h in, Tweeds, a Large Stock cheap.: A. Beautiful who kn..0w U LineaFrench and English. Worsted, excel- the health of lent value. er animals an r of health, Sa OUR GUTTER—Being A 1, we can other deviees Guarantee a Perfect Fit every time. Gentle- pal the dwelle and to re, five gerous de ayi would. be men leaving their orders with us can rely on having garments made to please them . 141 FURNISHINGS — In OUT Gents' and deadl Famishing Department we are showing New d Hats and Caps, Gloves, Ties, Collars, Shirts, rural er Under Clothing, &c., ' • must be • er, and it who a au FANCY. Goc•Ds—In our Fancy stanCes, t St ak a Frilling Raffles, Gloves, Hosiery, upon ;eat Goods Department we are showing a Fin e Corsets; Don't fail to see our '75 tent line of 4. -button Kid Gloves, not to bo equalle d at the price. Buyers will do well to see our Stock • before making their Fall Purchases. LL BROTHERS, SEAFORTH NEW FALL GOODS SMITH .& WEST, OPENING OUT NEW FALL GOODS e to every ller withe t son sant s o e ofth e to give ers ertine w: n hip which he s speOially There 0. e but few ments ft, •11t fatins an 11 The was s of count steads a fields are s cay and tion, or until thi excess t ural dr springs, portion vegetati upon it, tr4nct t _ natural reaches tlie end country i beco r V n le 1 1 114 Z11 10 n u n el a, a a y sappear b, percolate becomes s n finds its nage,' esc treains an f it iB ap which co US r otation of one zing lated and was es comes more import thoclical. disposal of should he secu •ed. barn, and yards s with co plete , and drainag, and the n should be utilized manner 11 For the FALL TRADE, to which they invite and a- d the attention of their friends, finds m other e of masu into th the sh from c throng yards ing, an evitabl tion these with which the soi all the fouled ble sig of the sidere PRINTS—Dark Pompadour in very Choice Patterns. Also New DeSign9 in Mourn- ing Prints. • DRESS GOODS—Are very baud some, consisting of the Finest All Wool Fron' Pattern Cassimeres, Russel Cord, Fancy Stuff Goods, and Black and Colored Lustres in all the Latest Shades, Special • attention is called to our Trimming Silks and Velveteensaueh admired by tho Ladies. FANCY GOODS Depart- ment offers: Special Attractions. Kid Gloves, Laces, Ribbons, Ties, Silk Handkerchief , and Rushin gs in endless variety, • 41 efore nger. re vie enay ectin per ✓ sto achs e of Ideca s -pools wh the soil int anotber s it is never 11' is the earl 'III spots, re ich must aste matt s evetyvvh 1, to wells an Ileore dange rom such s 11 of its Einfec ost unwho unusually sweetnes urities co hich recen s at p., note ntil, a che ly claaract souroe of 1 as it i con iderati • it b The ims IS • STAPLE GOO DS.--Ve show the ecu Best Brands in Cottons, Ducks, Denints and Sheotings, and marked at the closest possibl o the 1 water • stude TWEEDS= and All Wool in Picipn its de Very Fine and. Medium Good-.prese deceit caref i2ayst in. No entir remn one be 8a feedi inntill swanl disea disor advance on cost. MANTLE GLOTHS We show some Very Nice Goods for Ladies' Mantles and Ulster's. Before Purchasing your Vail Supply of Dry Goods look around and Learn where you ran get the best vaiti c. We bhould be pleased to have our customers compare Goods purchased from us with ,thoso bought cisewherc. Wo Mark Goods in Plain Figures. • wood "dr Selling for Cash enables us to Sell Cheaper 800 than any Credit; business cart afford to. Cour- oblig teese attention paid. to all who wish to look_ the through. We do our best to discourage bantering, , believing that the one price system is thconly • large fair one. dri with We thank our friends for the liberal patron- So; t age bestowed 'upon 11.13 in the eat. hog is e 10 • EAS N. s SITOB. is :a- nal vicilEsi- men iind se for vered The his th -th oped gams wide 'aPon s dry, s re, and caUt1e fill th na- assuage the d appe ite. pheric m- at, and . he deposits fits the ch lly Tom 9.111 at- apors fn matter ar- nrities t ns d upon he carried to and th e blooi miasn oe is tic form of an- nd other', in - diseases be- influenc s of w begte alread of d in me urse of irul ms of tliou4 mpove hed few eks manic ons dea nd the nal te, tha •re- d the d ger, will h e to at - The eir- has ting not no SODS erns low- ards and om- eau y dau- ities rons The elpa, Sion - hoe ction cum- rs to turn abject' ition : il y worliI accum ich a this 6 few hat co ✓ of t , ot for Imissio lent to to be ve ail those n, pas abiteaPet ' ths corn ties im inst his : he da, le. tary ral lo towns!, lly left wuaeogh ated, into t into •veartge • rid cries Iters c anges e. B e dens ulate bat 8 Q of i. vti is 611- . t r anit.6:,,. lees a esti° * year d. T every ns of organ ave lis. e of we idered ✓ late made and nd flowin ings. beca es giv' In f e Ny t on ab mm ed i poiso ege es 1 ana$. So tba ger, 4 served t 1 1 • 1 : 0 eil le : 1 ntlyj A. Bei iout3 'seas a Se tia. 1, , and. oth ts. The d sed blo fae only of the cat r tiou herb s, a d WO e of t is typ popu di ase." nrr in" of eco Ile pr to consu h, dry wa in ected out of ha he vacuat th yearl, oler are a rer han th Weste, GZO I 1, is pre an gement nli $ ess is # e p emise 11 • 1141 11 0 SI 14 lace, barn swa Stre grou less]. f 61 Or 'i h ne 10 •• ow way sible scap • no ud ien er r ange- ome o de- posi- sOil the n at ells; large the lives n its til ,it s popu t be e me kind ouse vide ns late miCa mane s -poo n sand ✓ tak ase i refus olate 1 bar oiso ow 1 °nue etwee urate wat hrou d it wat O .vi sop is CO n t of ted 11 eii 11 1 • . 4) 11 0 0 aa a n. 1 • 1 a le 4 11 11 • houertba cattle y reduce se was oisonin nnted pon r of poo So 'f at one know is th. West, al eiat, as e hoarse te of the c jlh sm t • y 8lou oft sses due, a tt1his dis n- tates e bible b 11 • • • Ole mul $20, SMITH & WEST, tar, MAIN STIthET SEAFORTH. - has, 11 11 le 8 rl It 0 sevel ed s • pro* is ev en a e na • of CCU 13 ere 1'9t O in re vidently nd by ' ,he , Etstu e-,l uent is ry f tal • " he o -called ich «ill oig ttle are he p eds d de ni -fie ds, rd and to fo pd. anim i. a so -ca ed not i,ng c e w 'It nusily ofh t ooa s ui- Iit!Wa iuieet • Mr it t the lat- By I, an • is id ma miss succ after ial C lan. wor Gal Bd. ca ' T em Bail we Th ger wh ter wh Mr 1110 in Ian tra ere 8 3, e el a • as !. 0 0 1 : : 1 0 il mi ta CO 110 on th lai ye oh vi a 1 11 • iI hi di se 1 hi te I• $, 11 0 r. st 11 a ar ed EAFORTI-I, FRI 10Elri. 17, • 1 ) 8180. *ell BRO Pusher. $1.s a: -Year, Advance. of t e life to; come. Filta desti oyer. -Nearly all ohr sha e of diseases and in fiud, their birth places in , i1 its full souse, is waste ndoned to ,decay. If all , of every kind, in ev ry house and ut of it, in t t df it, in • the field, wcods; the pond, and ove ground and up ald be disposed. of har and animals could all It 11 too vast a subject for 6C4 mention here, but it is st le er stallions thought may j yen that hil every possi gers of the season may by timely prevention ." e troubles ! ,and losses, Close obs; rvation, some f th!e facts, common se instant action may be a vent occasion for many ereafter. , • • r: • • , 01,1ner Days. GraLam, of igmondville, in helr ana a PresbNterian.) hat •ar of stirring ev aiaS olm Hal, y,. :x a former year, for a as !endeavoring to prod re s fot Canada, and, hay ng Ali! some, I among oth rs, ratagementa with the Co n- te of the Church of Sc t- o, left for the we rn , view , of supplying on till his return others that he pro° la time Iafterward. d ship On which we 0 Gedrge Washin erpooland, after a in safety at New lite a variety of pas 1.1g them one quite ye d becaMe a useful nii F.. towns of Ontario, e Iname. of Canada lin Galt since the. Ministers officiated nlock taught in the As for iDundas and almoet like new vs, there has been opulation, extensi manly fine stru• 08- SO, ts ical wrld, we left S6 t ayne,o well known or shots, had gone to tbe er 8 na it1T t g g Li h 0180 0 ro a 11 ;1 1111 0 VC TO a of b t ts 1 b a lo na ar • loo o t orn tn. r of at ity co • 7, 41 1 th it vi 0 • 4 1 : • el 11 4. fr a .4 • 4 irs Go 1-1 1 not a minii should the to squirrel if the narti ter le over e be propo pie, or let s of i3uck an the oxen n sleighing ti miliar to The ham threshin oh surprised to, treathini loOk askance Br ght aniong be more fat of ' horses; -and-by to g cabina to frame, bfek and stone buihlings. May there be con sponding iniprOvernent with us all m s iiritual do cerna. ' At the ordina ion, w h took place on the 15 h of J. unary, 8451 the Revl. Donald McKen e prea hed, and pre sided, Rdvi. D iel AlIau addressed the minister, nd t e Rev. 1jnijoaii MoMil lan the people all of themlfathers i Israel auid for long eries of yea messeng to he ch rOheS, and wb have res1. d in green • la age from th duties of 4tjv3 servic I inj the 71.11. yard. Aj tEr se tlemen 1 pieaohed oii Acts ix. 2R, co tainin ask, ther o or wha sent for ire e deavo congreg e of t the (thritia iniuistry subserve1.hose d where S3. a now s Tuckers i 6 -alt Lim than thlo e Lail gives w b maehines, he ed • • • • 0 he it 431 'd rd a al ‚5 g Galt I was sent London, Ontario. theniin the wilde speaking, and tho a city of cathedra akers e of It y , expri. pre near by, while the building was seate way. If Galt h ts early history S mpbell, ezc., so otdonin Squire MC *that he did mo than Adam did for ad .brought with hilia istan.., province. It nous to state that Lox apid progress since that 0 ad • ew rk. en- is - en st. t me id 1.11- m- ces 6h of tes Lg LS f re, 11 BO 11 Inrtih ht rs besides , a d the ecti n was ip o Willis, on t e pa ere iseeme 77 1111 two min's nothinato another the tow And heaters zeal in j roads g t, perons, the ma over th Some o ordinan in a bar pit. C preach tu miles int open, a a stove sci i vice. Prince place, ome tr In loo di et a a he es, it as on tbe day lien e new -church was ssed it—form Fly in- n al its as the zie, for ara- the ,erd don V d. iety of ways, and estentn Agricultural st tiVals for extent, splendour the Provi has many loyal re so, in his day, t emailalready refe ailways to the ei of shlphur wate 1 to the number gqn 011 V -xti 41a htia i 1 is8 1 1 waslls e°Idilltl 1°gsi linavst etirbstpieaet dneu al 1Gi1 InraNyvaci Ince: I' e crd of the time, unde 1 iissionary Correspo d se ,'ntrodudtory remarks b h:, tate R19V. Alexande L il who on, wIr was one, ' of tnt then of our Church at is o4ly needful to add her d • layer that the good s • •d hich was sown by a a alorers may bring forth not I. and spiritual fruit. la c e locality was also vi esque,portion of tie but, ;Owing to a tu ojourn was but ri . No doubt its po u reased since, and au still, in a retr k O'.!i its court house, i its ;beautiful oa ordinance were ay those concerne t, to aay bags a et dove I would fly, the p4ons of faith to the a and sraall breathing to ear td s a -11 se IS a it 10 yi that Ex- at- cial it zens ithe d to. and ave 0 it 1 ; a le 0 4 9 1-11 1 1V a a a it rh 11 0 a 111 1 • a 11S, 11 $ al 1h; 1 ct 11 : r Ii 11 OT a 11 11 0 11 0 111 1 a intervene smith; tli ory Borne on sac a, decea d, Bayne, 1) Orkney• ca, a1SDI living, Messrs Allan, Ha was in the sa of the bytery there McQu the fo congre "Wilt people Lord and m and. a 111 1 0 sib veli, and Of MiS- • the ce," the al, the that the d of cces- bun-i ited, Pro- t re- f ation eye ctive andy reps. naed able, th sp sp b. Mr. gone o —A in the Befor •-0 were s last- -T •pic-ni • last F —T inten at E —S the 2 dang that nged to e anthem and ch rus of a st n h a 11 es lig Q. 9.11 a 11 es ie in the. Niagara t gone to, such as alpart Of the conntr often spoken about o ac n ive orchards and its . * At t that time he tosh Was Presbyterian rold, a name well no aionary district of C e past labors hap e ;still in the minds settlerS. u n district WaS subeeq li 1 was then thinly se tle s on every. : hand, t oh • day, it is apart of th lily favored with good far advanced ha a st i til improvement. When ed in. Tuckersmith, God 14v, and soon received Ile ill one of, them, whi and sonic: months ai /*ion took place. eiso few and far bet u 1).strict land- hich (aunt cele - Rev. min - n in nada; em - e of cI li 3 111 0 1 le. it 1 10 re se pt Len • f so OS • • n • 11 a er Itt It • 1 r'D • 1 thei word intent ye ng to e deSig as in Ysarierareis:t seLf i the pii B. f sire ef the to be greater when SS neying to etter and i • . if s. bridg ouhl rather eek! than • remember' of the supp nd a cutte work it tariley aft e tld, th the ightint, tie adva lder Crai ward Islan • a religion of all simi ng oVer the 81 2100 se re r se befo f the mini ent 1 occ ons i; Rev. Mr. irLdro th hf who late ii,ion. before °ming evi Dr. ev.: Dr. ca, Roe, 1 • • ha •o th is Whic ended as has 13(1 fro ere only our de - o Ipe in ister in 0 Zion than CS more were aw arry, the we lo:ek b henIthe s was dis used for s scimeti a rid.e of re in the the ser - aid that a cold • The fire brikade will place a new nionument over the grave. It is to be hoped that:the perpetrators of this ontrage will furniSh a clue to the mur- derer. —Harry Cb,estrfield, of Tara, Bruce cunty, a lad of fifteen years,was kicked and instantly killed last Friday morn- ing while catchin horses in the pasture fild. —A Walkerton lady, wife of a lead- ing merchant there, who is 43 years old and has ,been married years, pesented. heliege lord with ' her first baby a few daYs ago. —The evidence taken by the Agri- cultural CoMmission is almost unani- ous in comMending sheep oulture as being the most profitable way of con- ducting Muskoka farms. —S. J. Hmiter, the popular minister of Elm street Methodist Church, To- ronto, has gone on a trip to England for the benefit of his health, his physician: 1 havin ordered a coraplete ret. pros - ting, man hind. lemn ensed pul- es to some log, church BO f the ce of ' wife ij thong place, may that a • locali years! vu ding i thee rs N'vh I left Egm ted on the yea, into ' Bruce. iat a, Rev e l'iv er C Stewart ring Sabba iouil from ou evive y rejoice i s both of Hia cause d. rUSI; horops MOD dvill 9th f he pa nrch, t t ess d D li sal ag The he TOB —Mr Jails Pollock, P. . S., an Old and mu h respected resident of G -alt, died on. the 9th inst. The de- ceased. was in the 71st year of his age and had beena resident of Galt since 1849. —A young Miss of Port Hope of the mature age qf sixteen, eloped with a Toronto drptiamer the othert day. She will be likely to have plenty • leisure for repentance, and plenty repentance for her leisure hurs. —The froscatchers and frog export- ers of Campllellford are reaping their harvest just i now. Two men packed 143 pounds of this food and shipped it for New York a few days ago, and this was one•week's work. —The grete4 swimming feat ever accomplished on the Detroit, River was performed a few days ago, when Geo. W. Burnhain, of Detroit, Swam from Hamtranacklto Fort Wayne, a distance of 51 miles in. 2 hours and. 22 minutes. —Arrangeaents have i0611 made with the Roos Manufa.ct ing Com- pany, of Gat, for the removal of their shoe factory to Walkerton. A by-law granting then a bonus of $5,000, will be submitted to the ratepa ens in a few days. I —The public school boar in Paisley, have reduced the staff of teachers from five to four, retaining three of the old teachers at increased salaries. By the new arrangement a saving of nearly 200 is effected over the expense of pre- vious years. —Recently a farm hand in the em- ploy of Mr. H. Glazebrook, of Simcoe, was driving ,zi. horse attached to a gig, when the animal got the line under its tail. He reached over the dashboard and fell out alighting on his head. His neck was dilocated, and he survived but a few minutes. fire. Miss Shellard had but just gone upsta#s from the cellar when the flash struck having prfobably by only a mo- ment'time escaped. injury or death. The 06cupants, beyond the shock, were not inured in the slightest. 'have —Ti e dogs in the township of Dum- fries ave an eye to business. Not a week is allowed to pass without some farmer's sheep flock being invaded by the g eedy curs.; William Robinson's is the latest we have heard of. In it seven sheep were worried. --The Canadian team of cricketers, now in Philadelphia is composed of the folloWing : Messrs. Kirchoffer, Port Hope; Logan, Bay, Trousdale, Whit - Totten, Behan, Godfrey, Gamble, and Ogden, Toronto; Gillean, of n ; Wand, of Hamilton, and Smit , of Ottawa. —The new Presbyterian hymnal is out aid ready for sale. The selection • of hymns contained in it was prepared with Much -care by a Committee of the General Assembly, and approved. and commended by that body,. It embraces . by; Biak Lond next three days heal a pound in all. The medium height, but ether iople mine weighs 89 pounds, b aition s most ,girls land is heerful, wall a little weakly, but and d some light —P rties from Manit ba, announce goed, oats yielding acre ri newly tui Other !cereals yield in tion. Wher in May dred 811. cinity I class there,' lege fox BB was only half 0111 is under the t'hen eating like lly fat; B116110W is in as good eon - f her size, looks about the house About assistance, rirtle Mountaan, V bushels to the hat the crops are _ ed prairie sod. the same propor- ay is also *very plentiful crop. there were Oily twenty 1 settlers last there are now four hnn- eighty irk the lmmediate vi - f Turtle 4.tountain. A first - w mill is now in operation nd there is good water privi- a grist milli number of patients from the ip Asylum, visit -ed the Exhibition afternoon, They were formed hads accord* to the ward. from they came, each squad being in all the more popular sacred melodies chargo of one or D106 keepers. A num- , ber len quite -able' to take care of now in use in the various churches. Mr. Paul,' from Toronto, has se- ; thenaSelves, but others had to be 'closely curea, it is saisi a large gold. nugget watc Luna Mond into s whic from a location on the Dawson route. frac the di quee thro rinse ed. Fourteen Were from the re- -ward, but they went through erent buildings -quietly,. What thoughts •Must Lave passed gh their darkened mind at, tke nstorned sights amongwhich they 'Ast. It w min from ha,ve Mr. iron for cant the selv smit men brin cont les,. ich have Tucker - e of naern- assisted mong the s aud Dr, ed in the o meri- fa° g the n, Rev. na d, and 1874, I u 111. to al charge n th Pres - e induction, . Cameron ✓ dsOn. Ou ddressed the lxxxv. 6 •in that Thy ?' May tho ongregations, e home Can a. nies Yo g vi it to h 1: itob ost offi haa, ip of ''arric t' Wns si pe thous from O honsa d i Que ay fterno e Me srs. ect ng a 1 son Manit ha les • te at Tr crowas Kine ex-M morn thori on th is at burnd. Som t aPPa an OXjC Cana went — t n 1 nay ,had h., in Do- oads O of here rich, call S after sters that tical y of t let • Z • h her Min een teasy to get an ecc esia • nvencd, especially if a hers hal indifferent healt early days of a settleme 11 to be called P. P. has —The Ontario Government's annual sale of stook was held at the Model Farm, Gueph, on Friday. The atten- dance of farmers and stock breeders from all parts at the sale was greatly in excess of former years, the animals that were offered for sale being eagerly bid for and good prices realized. —The Patterson -Greenway excursion train which left London on Tuesday evening, 5th inst., arrivediat St. Boni- face Friday morning at elfeven o'cloc, en' opened being only two days andfseven hours d po n tta a s of butter' o Montreal se o 1 children A's Par. , 1 Toronto, I , vie, of Montrea, heat elevator e ante until where his Lige ba. Per ela usl sin,t e horse ring drew large n usement. solicitor, of iZen and an on Sunday inst. in lies dangtr dolikey • ric nto Ex ibition nd create much W. H. town, me a pro inentici r, died s den fo has g the Cou arbor. Th rk. - • Madoc down la ree hundr us O 0 dFell l'ere d rsi n a fe Pacific ix -miles t s estimate Nova cot a, will 000 ba Tels of a county 12,000 bus — . James Y D. MC ougall, of ex -M. . P, of I Macke zi, of Sa tele ad Argyle Hi eneral, o St. Tho ber. sh fires h ill the Ot e watchi d. n"ight. fell o d tile fires fornaation he North tench an were tray t Walsh, ores by out two fireman ed to the by being s All. atte aild.: T a beaut grave some time was iscovered been ried ont o This as not en sever places h ham er„ and so 11 by th. ernor visit Sept dams. ers W day a ing r chec from tain pplic to Fo their • 1 ried,i il to' Govthi eesef actory was t Sunda morning. and all the s of! Winnipeg had day's 1 ago on the ailwav west abut county, yield 50,- ples, and Yarmonth by-law an - end $4,000 ent dredge chebs stroyed. Stonie that I his sea pis of w ung, M. erlin ; gersoll ma, ake OBS will blander the de,ciasion of his as, oh the 29th. of heat. p., of Galt ; Ada,m Oliver, and Charles at Winnipeg. be presented 3 to the Gov- .1. a civi belon dered bead. derer place IS ve been wa an ortu Sun a ov as st t Pa 7. ing 1 '637 ood I ears me range taint° 0 el fow is r sure said. serv Nen ape• not from Province to Province; They were in Winnipeg twenty-three hours after leaving St Paul. The trip was accom plished several hours faster than any that has before been made. —Mr. Hickson, of railway notoriety, served his apprenticeship' to the railway business in, the north of !England and . 45 had rapidly risen in different companies his to the post of assistant to the general crippled for 1 manager of the Lincolnahire Railway, th acci ent at Manchester, when be attracted the co potation i notice of Sir Edward Walker, Grand to erna n in Trunk Conamissioner. He was born in Me srs. Northumberland, and is just 50 years of of Galt, last age. ti n, at Monqeal Exposition, four ma- -While a man named Dodridge was chnes, viz.: tband saw, shaper, buzz driving pigs to the Pala's Market, Que. pi ner, and . p saw table and saw set rii s taken from a gulch, and old affirm tb.at it equals anything! California. Other specimens been taken from the same place. sal has also found specimens of, nd silver. ' merchant in Orillia advertised clerk last week, directing ,appli- to meet him at a city hotel. At ppointed hipur 72 presented them - s. On thei other hand, a black - Li that repeated advertise s in the city dailies have failed to an applicant in that trade. The ast is significant. he early moulting of domestic has been noticed this season, and the g 1 <larded by the weather wise as a gas t indication of a cola winter. It is paid by those who have been taking ob.. firm tions for several years, that these are ors of the barnyard are, in this re- ing t, infalliblt Last year they did oult unti November. Daring t e storm of Saturday mo nina the litning struck. the driv,-. --. eter Gillyear,i of Windsor, pur- chasflid furniture Decently from a firm inDetoit for $13404 With an eye to econ*y, he indtiOed the simple clerk to make out the *mice at $9. The Custems Officer et i Windsor thought i they were worth more, and seizedthem. A valuer appraised them at $1.3, and , t the Onstoms Officer confiscated not 1 : .. only the goods, but the wagon and horse elonging to the firm of whom ods were purchased. and who e bogus invoice. The purchaser lie value of his goods, and the 0 for their horse and. wagon, and. OW: f3adder and Wiser men. /*Toth- x4er pays in the:end like honestv. e other morning, at the wharfin Ton to, a party of 25 Swedes -23 -men, one woman and a child, were seen hud- dled. together, w4tb their trunks and hottee - old goods piled. in a heap near theM As far as ieola be ascertained— for h ne of them evoke English—they were induced by ,a ticket agent in Sweden to buy tickets for Quebec, he representing that the authorities there had authorized lahn. to send out men toi wo4kloia the Canada Pacific Railway ini Ma itoba. On arriving at their desti na o , however, ,they found that the. we e deceived, nothing being known e th agent by the emigrant offieial there, who, therefore, passed them ()xi to Toronto, where they arrived coin 1 pletely destitute. Wm. Donnelly, of Biddulph fame, to the London Free Press as fol - 10 “About teal days ago a shameful oc urrence took : p ace here, which is worth letting the 'readers of your ps,- pe know, and give them to understand th t. happy Bid4ulph is still full of deyils. Mr. Ike i Ullyott, who lives in Blbaihard, and la proprietor of a steanti tlareShing inachime,was invited in among the Biadulph 'law -abiders' to do a job of 'threshing. He came according to promise, bill wbe he started to work his machine was 1) terally torn to pieces, e city of Montreal for the heaves hav g been ftliea with. s. The ground of the railroad spikes. , might here remark that ione evening last winter that there are two vigilant threshing .. , he fell on the sidewalk op- i machines in this 1 immediate neigbbo*- otre Dame street, and 1 hoo . ' ip bone. He says he is I — Brantfor41'paper relates the foi- e, and that the cause of I lowi t, little ineident which happen - as the n ligence of the ed. i that ci-t..i A matirmonially i permitting the sidewalk clined widower Idled upon our ci uch a dangerous state. cler ',.Mr. jamesi Woodyatt, s day r ant, Gourlay .36 Company, since to pra.0 e a “pernait.' The eek shipped for exhibi- floats was by filled out, and th en information was vouchsafed. that 'party of the .first Part" was penni- Of COUrBB the document was use - to the clerk, and, thinking, it might me the Mat nment of revenge, e ed it over 'tee gratis for nothing." tor. Cochrane WAS next applied to, and te I4 ing wita hay aria of H Gross, Dunwich, which stored wi h the season's crop of and gra , implements, buggy, s1eihs, dm, an strange to say, it was not burned. s. Gross received. a se- ve shock, frein which she has not yet ful recovered!. No insurance. Richard Dales came very near be - killed by his team while plowing Meaford.;! The horses stepped on rnets' nest; and, becoming infuri- by the stinging, attempted to run y. Dales foblishly went to r heads, said they ran over him, the t of the plOw making a gash in his 7; in no8. ah ate a,* the 01 . i) . hip He as now in a very precarious stae, with few chances of recovery. —A body iota. -drowned. near Vie - a Bridge at Montreal, is supposed man from Western On - pockets were found ' a handkerchief, with the d the initials J. H. or cardboard., with the tot to tar wh B. Go b6 Ro tio $5: ad ion is aft r dar, po ite N fr cture e that of o. Inhis te pocket e Jones, a e of T. Reves, and a portion of the erich Btar, of March 12, 1880. The y has been removed to the Mount al Cemetery. Rich rd illon has entered an ac- agai st 00 d ma 44 a two cert the the less less bec han doing mach trict. Farm - fighting &es ately a drench - ay night, and r. leen received t while Cap - of mounted /31 Battleford re robbed Of ithans. 0, in Ottawa, cAulay, who Order, was raur- he back of the trace his mur- Ott a Fire Brigade monument over his ago. 'The other day it bat the nionument had its plade and so upset. ugh ; HI was broken in the ase of a heavy comyletely destroyed. bee, one of the animal e same firm have taken causing him to fall o pointed end of which r els. Upon the stick b a part of the unfortunate man's lutes- c tines protruded from the opening. He bl me, at St. San- c precarious con - h od of the Angli- in et in Montreal t long discussion, ce g clergymen to in ween persona of la ed in the table st o resolved to pre- w liament praying s that no bill be passed to legalize mar- to riage with a deceased wife's sister or p deceased brother's wife. —A young man named Hannah, re- fe siding near Port Hope, received dread- y ful injury! from a threshing, machine a few dayri ago. It appears that the of machine was about to stop at noon, when th young man,who was, in the a mow pit hing down sheaves, jumped n on to the platform on which the sheaves or p were thrown. His foot slipped and the f went into the thresher, and was com- nor. pletely torn to pieces. The young man • this suffered terribly. Surgical aid was orl called ad it was forma necessary to c amprita the leg below the knee. fo —During a . thunderstorm on Satur- so 'nat., which passed over a part b ly township, the lightning an o strange freak. While the end. passing over Mr. Maurice ate r 8 a few mileS east of Galt II MO ran at him, m chine. T • his stick„the th following prizes at the Toronto Ex - n into into his bpw- hi : /at planer andmatcher ; lst, ing withdraiwn, b &w; 1st, rip saw; 1st, carrriage saw; 1st, buzz planer; lst, set inachMes ; 1st, naming ma- nd three recommended. st week some men digging pest and a skeleton in a lot belong - Ir. W. D. Eckert, Principal of ndon East School. He had re- purchased the lot, and was re - an old house, under which the le b ng dug. The house had oa Ls elet id ntify he remains. It had ap- .ren1y he4n in the ground twenty ars, and vtas that of a man about six high and about thirty years of iage. arse locality was known as ush," and. was the resort e gang of ruffians. was conveyed to his h vier, where he lies in dition. —The Provincial S can Church, which last week, after a passed a Oanon forbid solemnize marriage be the relationships speci of degrees. It was al sent a petition to pa • •itio nd s t off Ild me, les to e L tly • Or m years. A bullet hole und i one of the temples of the n. T ere is no clue whatever ago tin ih's B a deepen, —There within a mile of Meaford an whose achieveraenta— en for the sake of notoriety e more astonishing than a' water diet of Dr. Tan- a year ago last February oung WO t u derta ofit— rty da About oung Woman gave up eating, not count of ill health, but simply be - she felt no desire for food and months thereaft4 she took ab- ly nothing but a cup or two of rmilk once or twice a week, with At casional drink of water. A the f; six months she began eating, and gnlarly and heartily for about six hs, when she again repeated, her flash struck the lightning rod on the fast f half a year under like eitcum- buildingt descended part of the way on stan.ces. A little over three weeks ago it, fusingtherod in parts, then struck —..10t having yet broken her second fast the c ar wall, which it passed - —she iwas placed under Dr. Maclean's through' then divided, one part scatter- ' priafesSional care, and for 19 days there- ing the Milk pans in all directions and. &ter, though offered food frequently, the other passing out of the building ; b t at the same time being carefully betweeri two of the occupants, who witOlaed, npthingtassed her lips hut a f were standing under the verandah. cup or two of cold water daily. Dur- d The luqoe played in the cellar amongst ing this time she lost weight at almost t the dairy appliances was very great, exactly a half pound per day. On Sat- t the dishes being scattered. in all diree- tirdaY last she was persuaded to eat a tions and blackened as if burnt in a very little Of water melon, and for the day, 4th of Bev played storm w Shellar a us s nt 11 a he had We little Say, and the t m for settlement came, a search in tho e enipty poftskets returned nit as the con ants. The Doctor could, not undo his ork, and ao holds on to the certifi- cate as a souvonit of a double sell. -1-The wind on Saturday revived the forest fire on tho:St. Helena road Q e- ec where so much damage has been agreed by fire.: A man was sever ly rained at St: Liberre. The Quebec overnraent has, given about $1O,00ll to Suterers by bush fires and. about 0, 000 o e has alma been subscribed in the it . The exto t of the fire and e- tr ction can*iti be told, but is nanch w ater than people have any idea I of. It xtends from' the Grand 'Trunk Rail- • line between Upton and Acton; up to he River $t. Lawrence. Although to y miles fromMontreal, the city Was so all of smot eias to make breathing omfortabli9 il There is a law against ng rubbishiat this time of the year, but this has he6itic ignored by the in - Ila iCn talitssi.derit ile excitement is catised at Crossbill,i township of Well sly, Waterloo 'co#tity, at the mysterious b4aking ofi4dows and flowing of Water from t a. Walls, at the house of a calmer name- Manger. The house is a gobd-sized bi* ding, of square rock elm ratili logs, and. is W 11 plastered inside and out; but BO <Atha kgs are partially 101:840qteenhcoeuse. Ahbaosustusnixk wa hut - tale IT ad el 40 the windOWs began to break, 110 glass 'after biotber would burst but, solmetimes 1teaking into long, ar- row flinders bd falling out, and me- t' es burst iico the crack of a pistol aid the pi !flying as ranch as twenty et off, and it ter repairing the Will - WS Mith 4e results several times, ey were bo ea upop.nrsVroinma:s ho e in n. • CI widl wa : 02 metesaHhek after there has y rainfall -1 IA •S