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4TARIO
LL& Co.
3r tamitaat re,
ei Goods, the
E TILT
5atity, who
. in the 014
'teer ,Had at
Prices.
(4-oods this Sea-
Utill at.
INE OUR
90 cents, $/,
• $1 75 ari4
a, all prices.
• Shades„
61t cents, ete
)1 our Inimens
.i•quested to call
MILLINERY
‘Inter Purelesica.
DitTivs
DNE UNE
6,000 yard4,,,
!?er yard.
›FFERING
IERE.
• TIIRM
L & OD.
Fituoy Dry Goods,
%wig,
2(1 N. Heys,
li Dorraneee
elite Dickson,
jker, 4th J. b.
ass—it Ade -
Black and
Glure, 4th R.
CIABB — 1st
Robertson. 3d
tieve. Junior
2L1 Rachel
• 4th George
rest report of
Is of School
aced on gen-
conduct and
-th, of Septem-
belie Fraser
-m. H. Jones.
'aser, 2d Re-
eth MoVittie.
,Ilio Jones, 2d,
belle Gilesou.
ohn II. Me-
ted Lucy A.,
idge. Seeeend
ek, 241 Josie
ton. Senior
rest, 241 Jane
Junior
bb, 241 Annie
olinston, 4th
eeport of the
u Winthrop
etember : The
conduct, pro -
:it li class --1 st
nil McFrad-i
et Elizabeth
eivenlock. 3d
ass—let Ise-
Sehrae, 3d
ud claws -1st
Kenny, 3a
3a8..—ist A Lt-
Uexamder 3(1
e the tenth-
einley school
tetuber 30th:
lelleringtore
Steacy and
1 Bishop sad.
er third—let
izzie Green -
Maggie Fyfe
Wilhelmina
nu, Bawled
and Frank
.rington, 3rd.
TITMTBENTIEE YEAR.
., liVELOLEI NUMB4R, 671.
4
THE ONTARIO HOUSE
WANDDESIRABLE GOODS
NOW OFFEI4G AT
IT.H
& VV ST ' S.
frf
0
4
14
0
14
Black Fringes,
. Colored Fringes,
• ID
0 Chenille Shawls, 1
4
0 . Au. Wool Long Shawls,
Tinsel and Fancy Ribbons,
Bushings in great varittty,
Bea.dyinade Clothing,
Men's Suits from $7 50. to $15,
4 Mee's Overcoats,. $4 501to $12,
1, Boys'. Snits, $6 to S8 50,
14
Boys' Overcoats, $5 to $7 50,
0 Men's Underclothing,
.meze... Hats, very cheap,
Men's Caps,
Boys' Hats,
Mantles from $1.90 t4 $10,
Mantle Cloths from 60e goo $ 4,
Black Cashmeres from 76e to $2,
Fancy Dress Goods from 8c to 25c,
Prints from 6c to nio,
Grey Flannels very cheap,
Winceys from 5c to. Weil,
Ladies' Underclothing,
Children's Underclothing,
' Hoop 8kirts,
a
Boys' Caps, &c., &c .
CALLAO INSPECT OUR PRICES
you Make your Purchases.
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The
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• ;
he Ba eld Shbw.
tanley Agricultural Societ
held at Bayfield on Mond
sday last. The weathe '
esda , although somewhat cold, w
tad aTtl uncomfortable. There Was
od attendance of -spectators. T e
ow, upon the whole, was good, and in
tent was ranch larger than any for -
r year, as the eutriew show. T e
oor department was very neatly and
tefullY arranged, so that every ar
le showed to the best advent 0.
ere was a splendid show of grain
h in extent and quality, the wheat,
h fall and spring, being much better
et common. In roots, also, there
was a large show, the potatoes and
turnips being particularly noticeable fpr
e. Dairy products, also, were
• made an attraotive display.
lay of fruit was not so large as
seen in former years at Bay-
ough the quality seemed to be
SE:AFORTI, F1
CTO ER
I
email bred, Six menthe or mid
WM. Stewart, 2d John Walker.
Ilerr ENT s, --Double buggy, 11
Habe er
Erwi
a buggy
plow,
harro
drill,
One hier
horse le
Henry
& Habe
son. I
DAIRY
ter, 50
Geo. IS
butter,
Sparks.
for talel
princi
Svva)
IN
white w
2d
winter
.1
McKipl
Salkeld.
D. MoB
bushels
lst 48. Cana
bushels two -
Sparks,'
els fo
eld, 2
white o
McDOn ld.
1st Joel. Ca
4eshel timat
2a Johia MeKi
1st Isaac Sal
Twelve ears o
2d Geo. SparL.
.—Apples,1" 51111'
each, f 11, let Jo]
Sparks. Apples, f
I
lst 0. haw, $ C.
y tion of pplesilst.
erior animals. In cattle there w sa I JELR• ells. P ars,
• show. There is as yet, however, and 2d ffosepli
m for improvement in this depart- ; 1st V. th,
nt, although there were a few choice I burn) • of gr
mals which would take good rank on , Wild
VE ETABLE,
exCellen
good an
The dis
wei have
fie id, alt
good, while in vegetables there was a
fear shqw. The ladies' department
w s, as.; usual, ` well represented and
contain d many articles which must
.
e required a deal of care, time and
11 in their make up. The attraetilie-
• of the hall was materially en -
need by a beautiful display of flowers
d lions() plants, which, we learned,
re provided by Miss M. Wood, and to
om, we are sure, the officers of the
iety will be under no slight oblige -
n for her thoughtfulness. Oa the
ole, the hall was well filled, and the
oor partofthe show was consider-
ably superior to former years and vastly
in advance of what it was only four or
fi e years ago.
In the field the show in every de
rtment showed a marked improVe-
nt over former years. In horses,
ecially in the lighter classes, there
B tanosually large show, a,nd in
m horses and colts particularly th re
s keen competition and manee re
ha
sk
ne
h
a
wi
BO
bic
wi
in
m
te
w
SU
mf
r
ar
any show ground. The show of sheep,
both forextent and superiority of the
0 a, imals, was a long way in advanee, of
- x anything that has ever been in, !Baer-
te fie d. The show of hogs, also, war bet -
Fe te than we have seen at Most ehOws
th s set son. There were several very
ch ice °hides and a good collection of
fa, min implements. One excellent
feature introduced. at. this geese W1343 'a
pr ze e r the best walking( teatn of
horses. This teat excited considerable
in eree , and •the teams that : were
r
ard( d prizes had been well trained.
is e pally as import= , and even
portant to fern:lees, to have a
liking team that a fast trotting
nd walking in horses is e me,
hat should be more encour
is. The follciwirig is the
PRIZE LIST.
gle buggy, 1st
•d Hes & Haberer. C,
,Hess & Haberer. W ode
John ata n. Pair - ode
s Joh, W tsoni One- ors
u tivatdr or s nffier, as. ung
e hayilre,ke John atsoi6 Set
oes am ered,In t polished,
rwini Portland tter Hess
er.Corn elle , John Wat
, 1st
ss'
enry
ere4
el
1
PRO CE.
B. or dver,
arks. T
st
Five lbs.'
use st Al
. eese
let nd 2
AND SEE
ntor heat
Co.per.
heat, let -j
wo b
Y• 1
St lac
Twt bus
!'n4 di Jo
any I o 11er
bell,
owed
M Jo n
to we pea
beep Fost
ts, Is 1..0
wo b
r
Ten ne
st Alex Spa
enty-fiv lb
Wetoii, 2
suffibie tly
x. 5 at s, 2
ma e on
Joh oug
s. Tkvo
let aim •S
Pw u sh
hn hi sk, 2
shel Ibost
Salk la 2d
els • ifd wh
M nley
'nd sp ing
2d• Wild
bar ey 1st
Two
Isaa'
bu;
ld, 2
bla
sal but.
ks, 2a
salt,
Geo'
salted
Wm
actorY
;:shels
lkeld
red
Johp,
ation
Johie
t, lst
ITv0
heat,
Tw
Ale
bush,
Salk
els
Ged
oate
nsonI
lkel
see
kel
lkeld
five
di Gec
inte
lolled
e, 1
the
Ja
an BO .
y, 1 t
r. Tve
c S lk
•shel
pbel , 2 4.,
y see. , lstJOlhn
nley. Bu he fla
ld, 2c1 Jo n
pori „1st J01n
Before
SMITH .6c. WEST
MAIN STREET SEAFORTH.
1880. FALL! 1880.
HILL JE3TRIOS..
We are now very busy every day
Opening New Fall Goods of all
Classless for the Several Depart-
ments of our Business. Our Stock
for this Season is one of the Larg-
est and Finest ever broaght to
Sett& cth
av
It
Ill re i
fast w
team,
thing
than i
AGRICULTURAL Hoesesee-Brood.
and feel, lstr Alex. Sparks, 241 I
Salkel . 'Three year old geldiee,
Armstrong. Three year old lilt/.
Jas. Ompbeil, 2dJ. Nicholson.
year od gelding, lst John Campbel
V. D ehl. • Two year old filly,
S ewa t. One year old gelding;
J seph Hudson, 2d T. Coleman.
y ,ar old filly, Jas. Armstrong. Sp
w rking hbrses, 1st John Dann, 12
0 Stewart.
GENERAL PURPOSE.—Brood mar
fo 1, R. E. Snowdon. -Three yea
g ding, lst J. Nicholson, 24 Ed.I
T reelyear old filly, lst C. Wild,
2
rAPLE DEPARTMENT—
' In Nholson. Two year old geldi
showing Newn
Peter I Cole, 2d Geo. McDonald.
the Staple Department we are
Grey Cottons, White Cottons, Prints, Tick- year od fihlv. lst Ed. Reid, 2d J
Inge Shirtings, Towels, Towelhngs, Tabling , Perk. One year old gelding 1st!
Peek, 2d John Salkeld. One yea
filly, 1st Peter Douglas, 2d John
eld. pan of working horses, lst
Spark , 241 J. 0. Stewart.
CAR IA GE.7-Span carriage I horse
Dunn, 2d D. McBrine.m
ist Jas. Turner, 2d W. C
Best walking team of horses,:l
tewart, 241 R. Dalgetty. Rod t
am, Wrri. Nicholson
GR4DE • CATTLE.—M11Ch COW h
ise calf in 1880, lot and 241
wi Two-year old heifer, 1st
ar s, 2d E. Westlalpte. One ye
rifer 1st D. Wilson, 2d Jas.
hree year ateers, lst Ja
ell, 2c1 . eCelake. Yoke
• d steers, is Jas. Sparks,
▪ Yoke one yeer old stee
lson, 2d. Jas. Campbell. •1
steer, 1st and 2d Geo. S
• cow or heifer, lst Geo. S
x. Stewart. Ball calf, Jame
▪ Heifer calf, lst James
o. Green. Yoke) working
Westlake, 2d seph Wild.
Ducks, Denims, Hollands-, .sto. The, Goods
in this department, for value, cannot be snr-
passed.
DRESS DEPARTMENT —In
Our Dress Department we are showing Ne vt
Black Lustros, Black Cashmeres, Black Crape
Cloths, Colored Lutres, Colored Cashmeres,
The New Shades in Costume Cloths and Fall
Snitings, and Panay Figured Goods in great
variety. Our 12 cent line of New Fancy
FigaredLustres cannot bo ignalled. Don't
make any mistake -I-12 cents1), er yard is the
Price Of these Goo, and yo.1cannot match
them at the money. We have a Splendid
Stock es .the
and Checked. Winceys, which
we are showing at very low prices.
-1 r Illinery De
MILLINERY In Our Mi
'll
Partment we are sl owing a Bountiful Stock of
Flowers, Feathers
Styles in Hats and
TrImminge in the
and Lees, the Latest
Bonnets, 'and the New es t
arket. Phis Department
is under iirst-class management.
OUR MANTLES—We have the
Largest, Cheapest and Best Stock of Mantles..
in the County. These Goods were all pur-
chased at. Auction by our Mr, W. H. Hill, in
Montreal, and cannot be shown as low by any
ether House in Town. Remember that we
hare a large stock rid are determined to sell
every one.
OUR CLOTHNO--Th this branch
of our business w are. "NOTED," and are
pleased to inform our custorners that in our
endeavors to get Fine Goods for this Depart-
ment we have Ulla season far surpassed all
our former efforts, and. are now showing a
Grand Stuck. Scotch Tweeds in great varie-
ty from $15 per Snit to $25. Canadian
Tweeds, a Large Stock cheap. A Beautiful
Line of French end English Worsted, excel-
lent value.
OUR ouTT-R---Being A 1, we can
Guarantee a Perfect Fit every time. Gentle-
raenleaving their ?orders with us can rely on
haring garments Made to please them.
FURNiseei rej GS — In our G-ents'•
Furnishing Department we itxe showing New
Rats and Caps, Gloves, Tie , Collars, Shirt 5,
Under Clothing, &c.
FANCY Goo-Ds—In our Fancy
Goods Departinent we are ;showing' a Fine
Stook of Frillhigsl, Ruffles,Gloves, Hosiery,
Corsets; &c. Dora fail to !see our 75 cent
1100 01 4 -button, Kid Gloves, mit to be equalled
at the price.
Buyers will do Well to see our Stock
before making their Fall Purchases.
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CO SWOLV SHEEP. Ra,m, two sh
aido er, 1st E. Wes lake, 2d F. S
•.illei1. Shearling ram, John Wal
Ram lamb, John alkeld. Par
e es, having raised lambs in 1880,
s ear and over, 1st John Arms r
2 Jo n Salkeld. Pair ewe lamb
J 5a1keid, 2d John ia1tman.
LEICESTER' SHEEP —Aged ra, ,
s ears and over, lst T..Salkeld, 2d
L ve, Sr. Shearling
S ., 2d A. Elcoat.
S egininer, 241 R.
el, es eying raised 1
shear
1
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13
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3.
a
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13
D.
c rien;
late o aloes,
Baily.
red, 1
Woo
glob
Woo
Woo
cabb g
Two h
field.
A. Joila
parsnil
Wood.
end, 2c
John
j
large
I
potal
I Cam
1 onio
Salk
Fras
d J
rs,
e--13
Jolkn
.1st ioass
- Twelve fie1d
ti Johii Maus
Twe ve fied tn
st Jas. . Oairupb
Six beets fhr ta
d W.;U. ood.
la &Be ley,-
:
ads of ea lift°
rw1ve carrots,f
sto , W. Sw
s, 1 t Dr. Wo
Two pumpkins,
Geo. McDonald.
alkeld. Peck
nglish, E. W
o onions, Can
ron, 2diDr. Woo
B, lst ;Joseph
Id. Twelve field
✓ 2d fohu Manso
carrots, lst P
etas whi
241 Dr
'A.
enlYEe°1G:;113
eked.
241
s,
of tom
ed A
tom toes, szn
241 11. Wood
our 'ar eties
in el s,
ur v rie des,
coG. ieiVerlOn
f ur v riot
Is. w lye
hn Sakel.
st V Roth,
ea ly .ota,
nds:rs:
$ g
ild,
n, 2d.
ng lds,
11, 2d
le use,
x h
0S8•
r able
fflt ld.
d 2d
s, Wm
Iwo s
potato
st ake.
(11a3113ec
iiJt, 2
urtiips,
. Twe
rk, 241 W. H
lery, 13tt
pd. Sx h
neon Two
d S. " id -do
Dr. ood,
rater id lone,
Tow se d.
nseul, 2s1 G
large 1 t W
13ro non.
st A. . B
o s,
Ba
lon
yello
W.
D
bt Wil
Swa
e, 1
wel
OWL
ashe
nion
Pee
IS
•
Six
fleld
• celer
lst
mus
Tou
bean
PecIl
field
ars
eg-
er.
of
wo
eg,
-H
1st
ItIvo
.
ram, l_st H. L ',re,,
am lamb, is F.
.
algetty. Pa' of
mbs in 1880, Jtwo
and over, ls H. Love, 2c F.
Spegnii1er. Pair shearling ewes, j lst
F. Se gmiller, 2d ugh Love. air
;
e e 1 mbs, lst F. Se rainer, 2c1 ugh
ove. ' Pair fat shee , any breed, lst
lin ilaltman, 2c1 j hn Slkeld.
Prn .—Boar, larg
lin tanbury, 2d J
large reed, littered
S au ury, 2d Joh
ltrge breed, six mo
Jpseph Hudson, 2d
1 rge breed, six mon
John Stanbuty,
Boar, small breed, a
. Seegmiller. Sow
1t J. Andrews, 2
oar,Ismall breed,
d r, llst J. Steep, 2d
breed, aged, ist
hn Salkeld. ,Sow.
n 1879, 1s1 Joh
Selkeld. Boar
ths or under, Is
. A.,Cooper. Sow,
hs ler under, Is gar
Dr.
Poi
liSta
nso
rSW
Sta
MAN
flannel
Brien.
A. Jls.
yards
Joh st
Joh
yard
Skei
over i 1.
GaiSkreng
boot
• don.
Set
hue y
Wateo
eyWralikne
broid
Embr.
2d Mr
m
g, 1
bot.
Quilt
fiisetldmr,
Logjoe in'l
Mrs'. alb
Mrs. Stok
Gens Fa
Stoke e 2d
sewin, is
Watso
Simpe n.
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lino
241 MI
Pan il
M. G
• and 2
stoc
Castle
E. Tal ot
WOO 8
•Ms . Ca
Mrs. Stok
lstlW n.
que o flo
2d les
EXTBAS.
son. Fin
Stilton c
tion of g
potatoes,
Bailey an
A. Fraser.
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6-
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To
toes
B.
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FACT PES. — T yard
lst Mrs. Stok e, 2d
Te yen s colo e fla
son, 2d lex. G Luce
atin. tte, st Mr Sta
n. Pair ••oollee blan
Salkeld 2. Mrs toke
°me mad; carp t, D.
f woollen yarn en
t Alex. G anger, d A
of stockiig y rii , is
r, 2(1J. 3 A. Coopr. Pai
st uetu Roed «: 2(1
2c1
air of corse bcat , S.
ble a ne s, Jo 1 n Tool
arUj)(3i3, J li.n Tooley.
IWon -.--T t ng,
Groch:t wor , 1st DI
2&Mrs. Jas.Piiks.
mut1iu, s. Fres
y iri wo sted, Ms. A.
idery i al k, lst rs. A
. D St nbury. Fan
r. Reeve, 241
Or Miss . E.
ch work, 1st M.
E. Talbot. Fa
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st
oth
Isa
tiJo
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Woo
tSwa
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ra;
citrons,
Two
la w.
it Joh
isck
Spark
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licL AN B OS., Publishers.
0 to. Ye in Advai)Ze.
Painting in water c lora, A.
Oil; painting Miss ardiner.
work, Mrs. J. 13urns. Roman e
erer Miss Ma gie Gar. iner. M
Gardiner.
. Coxco
iss J. Si pi
e. Lady4s
Lady's
.Wood.
aspberryi
in ja,
Peter
. Wood.
. Home -
lac, Miss
pocket, Miss
Zaphe. Red
Oil painting,
nal skirt, Mil) M. Wo
nel drawers, Miss
mat, Mrs. Swaffield.
Mrs. Stalker Hone
Well. Canned frui
Mexican work, Miss
of clothes, r. Sto
pants, Miss . Wood.
JUDGE
Horses.—J hn Lan
nes, Stanley, and He
Grand Bend.
Cattle.—D vid Wa
McTavish, uckersm
Ketchen, Sta ley.
Sheep an Pigs.
Clinton; W . Peck, Stanley, and
Stewart, Colborne.
.—Joseph Colwell,
ew air J. Brod
Dairy Produce. -J
R. Barker, Bayfield
arna.
ork Misses Is
ie Wilson and 1!.1.
d.
es. — Thomas Joh
ayfield.
Canad
The managers o
Galt, are ma
the building
—The cos
the Crown s
Witness fees
—Rev. D
Formosa, de
Ottawa on Sabbath 1
Idolatry."
—Wednesay, the
vember, has been set
ernment as i day of
thanksgiein
Harrowsmitli, owne by S. S
—Last M hday the4claeese fact
was totally destroyed by fire. T
village wi.
Maggie
M. Woo
peppers,
Dr. Ree
ID
whi
• MG
nel, 1•
Te
2d
ts, 1
Te
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riots
hne°
Ale
pf fin
Whi
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Miss
1W x
Br n wool
oo d Mrs.
r ised, ls
n Tea co y
'iiig, lst Dr. Reee
air evo
hi rs.
Joh
rnbroi
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rase
Prase
brai
s. Ta
oma
SWa
cy quil
2d Miss E. J. Kin
st MM. Swa1ffe1d, 2
1i
11
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ents' Haan
Miss K Me
nnel sedrt,
Wood e PI
M. Wood, 2c1
uit, ls and
work
Stok
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13. 11
dra
diter
rs
gs, 16
d Seegmiller
ed, let J. Ross,2-.
• small breed, aged
Alex. Granger
x months Or un
Jas. Ross. Sow
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• tokee. 1air
tS. 0 es1
[Lr
b.
co ton et° kings
d. Mas Anl, • Spa
Os, ist Mrs. S
tie.- Fair • weolle
e. l'ouquet of flow
es :s, cl. Miss Wile
era, mall, lst W.
ld.
W ter Wee . ets,
boots, Juetus
ee e John ()Ugh
apes, Amp Wil
Wood. La a pot
J fi-ela Wild Ta
Suytr opine, 0. S
ets, S ave. T smalls,
Woods. t ag ma', Mi a
t lace, Mrs R. T niaer, a
bury. I Oro het w le,
. 7 Motto on p stebo
Sp imen f dar
patt r wor , Mr
011
F 1 y.
r et
b
OS
rt, 1 t
linche
st Mr
in han
Mrs.
2d Mi
flat, 1
s. Be
E. Pee
ss Kin
, 2d Mi
ocks, 1
woolle
2d Mi
list Mr .
ks. Pax
okes, 2
glove
r', larg
.Bo
Woo
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s.
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it
and. Alex n-
ry Beoken
ker and.
th, and.
—N. Math
Implement
na ; Wm. A
Blake.
Grain and
Thomson an
P. Dolphin,
Ladies'
Woods, Mag
ledge, Bayfie
Mannfactu
Blake; W. Morrison,
TV
. Joh
oedin
Colle
Ear
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Sha
nd 11
s
14
g,
stok4 to make
ng arr
ighted
of the 1iddulph tr al t
far has een about $ , 0
alorie hed $1,230.
. McKa , missiona y
ivered t ree address s
st, on "Q
3rd day o
aside by th
general na n
r,
s n,
V r
re k
11,
a .
Knox c Mk
1
ngements to hityt
'th gas.
the second
week.
—Last Su
re in tha
day afte
Mr. Henry ikaun, of
one year anda half f
water and was drown
discovered.
lately.
of his age. e came
'ed. y
He
—Mr. Jales Mal
township, d
County Ant 'm,
third settlerl in the ' t
died.
—Mr. Jo eph Hie
the Grand rrrunk, 1
night for Erjgland. It is suppos
the object o his trip is the constr
of a double track between • Toron
Montreal.
—It has Jeen deei ed to make
collection o the inn s exhibited
Western Far to be s nt to Liv
as itn illust ation of Canada's p
tiveness. - Mr. D kes, Emi
Agent, has romised to see it pr
displayed.
—A shor
recently vis
Taylor's dr
and ordere
• and. satin.
a yard, and
ment was
a customer
rnoon a eh ld
Berlin, aged a o
11 into a t b
d before
oyle, of S
in. the 80t
from Bally
d, and w
w n ship Yell
son, Mana
ft last -Ss,
time ago a lady whew
ted N' York. wen
goods , store in Bra
a drese of black silk
The material was wo
when eohapleted
orth $11. This is
to gladden the he
dry goods mail.
—In Por
a dayor t
young infa
christened,
mony begie
from the eland's face, when
found that the parents, in brin
infant to tte church„ had cover
So closely that it had been BM
to death. 1
—Two fermers, hamed Pei
Hutchinson, of Westminster, w
tending the show in i London ltei
dined at at refreshm nt booth
neuf, Prevince of
o sinc, the parents
ttook ilt to church
and just before th
the ,Icoering was,
010
by whioh ehe
taken off, 4nd
sume its a oust
—iThe Sana
wall, had n,ar
on Satur ay
fire Was • iscov
before mu
--acme
com
e ex
ing to
Rooky
—At t
Hamilton,
Dumfries,
shearling
down ram
lambs.
tural Wor
a corner 1
purposes
houae.i T
feet front
—Mr.
West Fla
year and
the eldest
4 years ol
for his co
ne
estate in
person of
ing
°Mt
ten
the
rpIlus
allow t
med le
a bottou
ow eagle
▪ ght.
red an
1.1 in ary Was
Mon real cap
any or the p
nsiv ly in the
take up a tra
Mon tains fo
P oviecial
Mr. r . Renn
carred off th
So • thdown
lam s and
atsoh, of th
•s, paid $2,70
t in Winnipe
nilding a
e lot has o
ge.
udrev SiMO4 a cooper of
, heal* e sons, each a
older than the other,
20 arid the youngest
r. Simo4 has done well
mant fer the Mercer
to, has appeared in the
t Mercee, a farmer who
ravine, in the County of
TT
ater would. be
e* lake to as -
el.
mill at Corn -
:e from burning
ortunately the
extinguished
done.
tilists are form-
rpoie of raising
Northwest,
in -
f land near
Mist- purpose.
• Exhibition at
Ilion, of North
first prizes for
rams, South- • —G.
outhdown ewe English
the ridge ab
Ayr Agricul- • son, clai
last winter for his plac
, on which he acre.
ge brick ware- —Th
ly twenty-five the othe
in whos
vers, a 1
six jack
have be
—Th
which
attende
been co
New Y
Webb,
Ives, D.
ing nearly crazy with grief at the Ride cattle
den loss 'f 4, good husband and kind
father. IDeeeased was 32 years of 4gej,
and wasihighly esteemed • by a 1 rgii
circle of friends.
—A few days ago a Montreal but
killed a flee months' old call,
weight of which, when dr
310 pounds. It was raised near Mor
burg.
—A large parcel of silks and veleetS
was seized by the Customs authoritieS
at Quebec dn- Saturday. The paros4
was put off e steamer into a small boat
and endeavored to be landed tet an ime
esed wharf wheia detected.
Venky Fitzgerald, a weeny
gentleman whohas a farm on
ut 12 miles east of Emer-1
have harvested a yield o*
of 94 bushels of oats to the{
coilstables at Gananoque thel
day arrested two young men;
po kets were found 13 nevelt
ng heath dirk knife, five or
kni es,and some scissors. T
n placed in durance vile.
Brantford camp rnee
as opened last Friday, is
, and the various services
ducted by Dr. A. Lowery
rk, Rev. E. Creighton, Rev.
ishop Carman, D. D., J.
D., and others.
r. Schleitweiter, wh e is in
ims to have had his pas
: 0
the s
absen
innne
of ^gen
he,
he the
ae his fa
risi tario,
Pete
mont
friend
very 1
—A
Roma
forbid
ren to
depri
ber o
nant
Clare
his p
visite
the g
inson
pens and Was at length claptured,
y being blroken in piece* The
e of casualties, considering the
crowd arouud, was •ti matter
:ral °Agra ulation.
. A. D. eterson, publisher of
Dmerson fl€WS., accompanied by
ily left on Tuesday lastIfor On-
-here he e poets to reindinr.
on's health for the Past few
s has-been very poor, land his
do not expect he will survive
ng.
pastoral w s read in the Ottawa
iCatholie Ckurcbes, on "Sunday,
ling paren to send their child -
the Model School, on pain of the
•ation of th sakraments. I Am
nu -
the Catho c citizens •are indig-
t so arbitr ry a measuril) and de -
the Bisho is venturizi, beyond
wer.
he Governor of the Fiji 'Wands
• Toronto on Tuesday, and. was
est of Lie tenant-GovernorRoit
rofd
vited to
bor•
ha
bein
intryL
ol
oro
Rob
lives near Rag
Haldima d. His father, he claims,
other of the late Andrew
ovenor-Genral bagged 115
ing his recent two days' visit
oint He made himself quite
with the party of sportsmen,
and.
the
ncer
was a b
Mercer.
—The
ducks du
at Long 11
a favorite
not only
but takin
Hest11-nt'
ing his
rough lif
un with skill
with the jol-
onto, cl
8
111.
el
ave
of
ori
age
out paid by the Government, oii a
prorois that he would get 100,000
acres of land in Quebec to grow beetS
for beet sugar. He now 'finds that
he can't get the land,andl is qisap-
poin ted.
—The final returns announced bY
the retnrning officer in Marquette
. —You? li Dona▪ l d Gut the voting on the Scott Act show i
Guthrie, I. P' for So th Wellington, have been successful by 417 majo
who rece tiy et with such a severe Out of a. total vote of 4,900 there were
shooting accid nt on 01110 of the islands polled 607 for, and 10 against the Act
in the 4utik ka lake, is recovering. Not more t an one-fifth of the eleeto
His physcian thinks he will not be or- voted.
manentlyi lam. ' —On Saturday morning last, 1e4
—Mr. W. 1. Smith, of Walkerton, Father Chiniquy passed. Toront e t
died of typhoid fever on Thursday route to his home at Kankakee, Illi .
morning of .last week. Deceased was The rev. gentleman, who was return
one of the early residents of Paisley, ing from Australia, stopped at Philadel
where he was for a number of years en- phia to attend the Pan-Presbyteria*
gaged. in the ercantile business. He Synod. His friends will be pleas d te
WI1B an energ tic business man and a know that he is in excellent health
good itizen.
—A Mr. S
Malahide to s
about two ye
they have to
of
te
rit.
e, son of Mr.
01
t —At the late meeting of the Ag
Rh' and wife, who left tura' and Arts Association at H
ek se home in Manitoba ton, Mr. Watson, of Ayr, complain
rs ago, write back that
ork very hard, and sacri-
fice almost e erything, to get along.
They say the Y will struggle on until they
get enough, to return With, then they
will sway to Telgin agan.
—Mr. Cale Hopkins, x -MP, died
on Friday, at
law, Mr. Wm
Hopkins repr
Parliament o
his antagonis
late Mr. Wm
e 1812 he had
e Hopkins was
1, time of his de
. —On Thur
about 10 o'clo
of En.niskille
by two tough
a and Cosgrff,
o used. Hew:
head. and ha
t biten. Ker
or
menaged to e
who had him
t —A respec
a nothingtaiothat
journal
shortof lopd
a ears, would.
o the arrange
ed curls upo
n respectable
s make herself
LO is an impene
p —Mr. And
Kenneth Wi
been engaged
d ing for the p
good news h
, he has been
e
his "pile," having dispt
O est in thero Find
a a $37,500. Th interest
o'e- • art and Ni
el:e $75,000, $10,
ir down.
—The jury
Hilliard, evh
at Guelph, returned
lows: "We, he jury,
Hilliard's de th was
from the effe ts of di
We also find that the p
the whiskey e gravel
giving the sa e to ran
boys in par iculae. ii
mend hat 'n future
meas es lee taken to 13
linens law i strictly 0
---E rly o Wednes
last eek Brantfor
was aroused. by a yo
was about t be confi
where she c uld stop.
rected her t &house o
failing to fin the plac
taken into another
birth t a m le child,
a sho time. The do
escort in w o the w
was a stran er at Br
witho t any one kno
abouts.
—A heart
e a few day
e of D lawa
lost, 's lif
thresh ng
suppo th
right 1 g wa
As thi was
tions o the
fair grounds. On t
they were both seize
painful illness, witli
oning. As they par
during their stay, th
sickness to the dinne
—Last F
Mr. Barr a
Were returo
the woode
Watts' mi
end of one
upsetting -
occupants
almost int
Barr lied a
bruised, at
ai
bad bruises
—The sh
treal port i
week °lathe
11,376 bar
4,000 bane
previous, a•
during the
From *Sep
exports of
while last
few had 'gp
of winter
but it is
much lar
witnessed
—The
other day
sent to as
nually in
Lake Matolia. It
outlet of e lake h
or from t increase
owing to e past
able to c off the
required f it. I
Water has acked u
the many ttle arm
merged. th tem& o
vionslY we e either
cultivati It is
thousand onars WO
e woe
eir return
with serio s
ymptoms of
ok of noth'
y attribute
iday evening, as th
d rs. Barr, of Br
ing to the city, driv
bridge crossing the
the hole() stepped
f the boards, tiltin
6 buggy, and throw n
ver the end of the
o the canal below.
rib broken and was
Mrs. Barr received
and a considerable s
pments of apples fro
creases eekiy, and.
Saturd y last they
els, beie an incr
s upon those of the
d 10,000 parr ls mor
or
week i
ember Lat to that d
apples Were 06,357
ear at ill 8946 dat
e forward. he s
aught it will be
t has 0 y justem
scale than has v
the want of protection against
weather at the Exhibition this year lot
agricultural implements, and said that
unless better accommodation was pro,
vided future, many of the exhibitors
in this clwould not exhibit at the
Provincial. ' .
the house of his son -en- —Mr. .Edward McPherson, soh of
Leggo, of Toronto. Mr. Mr. Daniel McPherson, of the firra of
sented Halton in the old McPherson, Glasgow & Co-, of Final,
Canada or many years,
time and again -being the
Chisholtn. As early as
seat in 1he House. Mr.
n his 95 h year at the
th.
day even g of last week,
Mr. m. Montgomery,[
townslii
citizens 4
t Sarnia.
s kicked 1
one of 11
alien w
cape fro
in charge
able and
ays T
woman
ing off 1 er nose or her —During the last moments of a young
e more isfignring than lady who died in St. Catharines ai feste
ent of het hair in plaster- days since, a number of sympathizing
her fotlehead. Why 9 friends gathered in the house of mourn
oman ester consents to bag to comfort the bereaved members a
hideous i such a fashion the family. There appears, however,
rable my' tery. to have been amongst the number some
ew Wish rt, son of Mr. one who must have been lost to every
hart, Wee Flamboro, has sense of shane. Lying on the table ha
in prosp cting and min- the room wawa purse containing $10, the
st 10 or 12 years. The hard earnings of a sister of the dying
ereitehed his parents that girl, and which some one appropriated.
rtunate nough to make —A mate well known in west Elgin,
sed of his inter- and who resides in Iona, had the
gold mine for brutality to kick his wife ont of doom
held by Wish- because she went with her brother to
peon brought see the Southern Fair and the govee
hide was paid nor -General, at St. Thomas withoht hie
permission.. He was preparing to go te4
ienl-
mil
d of
the
purchased a large manufacturing bust.
nese in Ypilanti, Miohigan, last Week.
He will eregage in the manufacteire of
threshing machines extensively. Hie
specialty 'will be the "Climax," with the
new patent end shake, the same ap
built by th firm of which his father ie
a member.' .
was set upon
med Kernohan a lady was passing up George street
and very badly carrying an open parasol in her handl,
• the face and when a horse, which was tied to 9# posit
s thumbs badly at the edge of the sidewalk, seized the
• arrested, but parasol in his mouth, and. throwing it
IV
the constable OH the ground, tramped on i it. hen
it was picked up it was so tattere tli.at
it would have made any umbrella men
der mane, at the prospect of getting
such a fat job.
—Saturday afternoon, in , PeterborP,
71
prominent On -
the male mind,
an do to herself,
of Ontari . - A numb
tingu shed gentl, znen were i
meet im in the jevening. He I was az-
comp nied by his wife and t o child. -
ren,
ren, private j3ecretary, an a large
num er of ser ants. His h nor has
expr
1 visit
-.---
close
Presi
Dou
He c
Is
1-
fl I
lligence wasI pnblisj
at an eligineler wait
rtain the cane of
asing ries in the we.
appears t
been cho
volume of
et seasons,
ecessary q
, a d over
co;sequen
of the 1
acres whio
ultivated or
tated that
d cealybe
improV
11
90
: I
holes SI
0 of
in the m
drank
•
1111
f
the
up,
ater
un-
tity
the
wieg
sub-
pre -
t for
few
uired
ents,
possib
him,
frigh
about
6
ending
ago in
e, where
. He
achine,
t his fooe
drawn i*
eking a
minute, it,
e for any persori
nd he was so0n.
• m nner.
a eon le of honvi
cum I ••d to his injurie
to these arnund- hiral
:, I not ari'i
scene at the bedside W
wife aittetided by her
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titer of the boy
hiskey and died
verdict as fol-
nd that Robert
cau,sed by and
nking whiskey.
rties supplying —One Sunday night recentl
responsible for Hamilton, as Mr. Thomas Laird, a,
ors, such younge workman in the Great Western Rad -
e also recom- way shops, was making his way out of
more stringent , Knox church, after service, he picked
e that the shop ap a wallet of money, and on examin-
forced." hag the contents after his arrival at
ay morning of home, he was surprised to count the
3. naedical man sum of $1,301. He found a menioran-
ng woman who dune indicating that the wealth blong-
ned and asked ed to Mr Philip Morris butchee, and
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sed the
o Canada
he Weste
on Saturday afternoon, Iwhen the
ent of the Association,; Mr. Geo.
las, deliver the usuall address.
ngratulate the AssoOation on
having a fina.nci I success, and felt sure
there would be a good surplus. The
treas rer stated. that on Tuesda tick-
onpons recelive were
sday, 10,200; on Thnrs
On Friday, 3 (1011. The
mated. to over $3,000 ;
from other sour es $4,000.
— hbrse o
deat a few day
Blallock, of
manner. Mr.
neighbor's to pi
not require to n
hour, he un
wag A, allowin
the Orchard, bu
ness 'off. The
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venomous and
wit4 its mouth
from its back,
bridle over the
Oleo line, and being unablei to exn-
cateitelf, in its struggles the l poor ani-
mal Ifell and br ke its neck,! dying al -
mos istantly.
rest satisfaqtion his
as given himi.
Fair, at !London,
ets old • and
1,500; on Wedn
day, 20,500; an
ate receipts a
ned by MO George
&don, met Iwith its
ago in a most singular
lacklock drove to a
apples, and las he did
e the horse for some
'tolled him from the
birn to brow0e around
did not take the har-
'es being particularly
Lie horse, reaching back
to dislodge Some flies
aught the ring of the
ron used for placing the
Me
r. McGra h, of Bothw11, died in
last, but before his *ease he
IF
made a state ent referring to the
whereabouts of Purtell on the night of
the 4th of February, when the Bitidtdph
butchery took place. It, divested of,
legal phraseology, is simply to the effect
that on that night he edept at his fath-
er's 1 residence in Biddulph and that
Purtell also slept there. That he (Me -
Grath) heard Porten go tO bed, and
that he lay awake till nearly 1 o'clock
by tlie timepiece, that was 29 minates
slower than London time; end that
Puriell could not possibly have left the
hou e without being heard.' awing to
some informality, this will hot be flC-
cepted as evidence. I •
--4A curious thing happened a few
days ago in the township of! Hope. A.
farther's son had his leg so sereo-1281y in-
jured by a machne, that enaputation
washecessary. The foot was taken away
andburied. Some days after ithe op-
eration, the patient was very I tmeay.
He Said. he was pained by 1 something
between the toes of the foot• which had
been taken off; persuasion as of no
avail, and the family had at length to
yield to his entreaty to have! the 'With
exhumed. It was dug up, end, sure
etioegh, between the toes were three
kernels of zorn, while three ;more were
embedded in the heel. On their return.
honte they founid the page* perfectly
easy. Can any psychologist or physiol-
ogist account for it?
--A Montreal correspondeet says:
‘‘I hope none of your girls have import-
ed e Tam O'Shanter into the country.
It i all the rage, of course, I can-
not :regard it with favor. 1t may do
wel enough for very young girls, but on
r
gro n girls or woman, it eeetins to me
to e positivelyhideos. 'Ole turban
is (Dilly rivalled by the Jerseys, which
the fair hiraself,but ordered his wife to the isex wear along with it, his species,
stay at home In order to preventher I of corsage may not be indetnt, but it is
rese ' certainly queer; and on certain corpul-
and encies is ridiculously out of plate. One
ence big buxom woman Bailing down St.
Lawrence Main street, the 1 other day,
in with a blue 01Shanter on the edge of
her ear and a red Jersey tt4roeis her vo-
luminous chest, was a spectacle that
aff rded general amusement."
property The of
extensive tisawiAg i 1. mill, n&l, c thea.,
situate 32 miles north Of ontliamton,
.8teRaobmer
I
on. he Lake Huron side o the Indian
peninsula, North Bruce, was totally
consumed by fire on the imorning of
October 6th, together with e laegequan-
The doctor di- on Monday he returned the money to , tit of lumbers shingles, leths, railway
the Flats, but its owner. Strange to gay Mr. Morris ; tie, cedar pavement, boarding house,
in time she was had never Missed his wallet, but he 1 an blacksmith's shop. Ally -ere burn
ouse, and gave thanked Mr. Laird for his honesty 1 ed ith the exception or ii.b4ut sixty
laich only lived and promptitude in seeldng out the tho sand feet of lumber. the contents
tor is unable to owner. I ; e of t e boarding house, twelve ,litindred
man was. She --An exelting runaway occurred on i railway ge, and a quantity of cedar
ntford, and left the fair gromids at London, causing the posts. The mill hands and a • nunaber
ing her where- wildest commotion. While the horses of the settlers in the neihbothood,
. ; were being speeded in the ring, one of under the able management of the fore-
cident occurred them belonging to a Man named Young, man, Mr. C. W. Palmer, worked with a
the township and hitched to a sulky, ran away, pitch- wil and saved. the luraber by shoving it
y Henry Dark ing his driver off. He ran around the in the bay. I A gale blowing it the
as feeding a ring a number of times, end was rapid- ti e caused the fire to spread with ter-
nd it is sup- ly tiring when Some one raised a board rifio fury. The cause of t e•fire issaid
slipped and hi" to stop him This sent the furio s anie to be a, spark from the co pany's tug,
, rf bout fifteen
nt 6 rvolt- ed the fence, dragging the sulky after minutes before the fire broke out. The
deo
going he burned her best hat and
but she was a plucky little woma
would not be stopped by trifles,
the tragieal after -piece.
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the cylinder. mal off at a wild pace again. H leap- winch only e ew a
as clearly ine- him, highl in the ear, and dash
to have saved among the crwd, thousands of
mangled in a stood. directly in his path. The
ter living for fled on all sides in the greatest dismay,
, the victim sue- and for some Minutes there was a ter-
, hia last words rible commotion, everybody expectirig
being "good -by, to hear of some friend being killed or
to die." The maimed. Only one man, howeve, was
harrowing, the knocked down and sustained severe in
hree children be- . jury. The horse plunged in among the
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in mill end inachinery cost tbe Company
hope $4,000 in the fall of 1876. Over $1,000
pie worth of new machinery hail been added
since. The mill was compete' in every
department, and one of the best in
rn Cane4a. The estimated loss
is ver 57,000; amount of insurance not
known. The Oompany expended /20,-
000 per year ixi' stock and running
ex-
pelises in catTyng on theirbusiness.
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