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I � . � I ; � : - - . t 1 I I I I � I : . I . I I - I - i : i , - I . � � : I . � . , . I . i � I . I I � � i . I l . Ttl . I : 11 I : � i � i � i ; i . . . � � I I I I . . � . . i I I I : I � i I , v � . I . . . � � . I : - � � ,- I ; i ,� i . � . i : I � 7 .. � I i � � I - I - I � ; ! . . � � I � � . ; I i I . . - I i , I � i I . i : i i : . . . �l , . I : I I . ! : . I I . ,� . � I . : t - THE HURON, EXPOSIT1,1011. . . i -1 4 . I l *�,' i . . I � - . I . I . I I -1 ! I I 000000001i� - � I I 1� �_ --- I � . I . I . ! � 11 ' '' i i I . . � I .--.----.--- � . I .. I ; . I con- out speculators, as the 7 I I e - loned , I P- � �� I I I I joy themselves t are. Before I peti I I NEW ADVERTISEMRNTS - ower and the means, and they so 3i n ' lArwards to devocte colullans of its the Empire being now 46,194,172 souls, ell . I . . I I I . In 1900, � ding, the County aster, a r read-' the, Government to opif n �� lan� a for . . . � I quite willing to use either or Wth when' f ip%cel in attempting to refut 'what he sented sale, not occupied, by, ihe 30th o t -this � . , t thig�rate of increase, the- populktioll g 9, complimentar address, pre Land Plaster -W. S. Robertson. , . th. The people ii this Part 4 the I Z I , they can do so to tb eir, own advants . � 11 ays?, The ail Bbould at least try to ill be over sixty millions ; a prospeo- r. John Joshn, of 9" Past County mo -ant 6 1 Farm for, Sale -T. L I . . I - each. i e silver watch c= itry have a decideoc � 81dV i 6 over . a - 1i E I ly� � And we can,not bla� � ne them. 'it is I I i co6sistent. It r3hould ei1er admit ive state of matters which is beginning rreasurer, with a va abl I Girl Wanted-Rharp's Hotel. : I i i - _h ents- thief ie who'go to a prai ie I count We I 3avy gold oil n. The pres Fly Paper -E. Hickson & Co. . I I Ust so. �� ia. ability and influence or it should o excite lively fears, even now, among Lad lif I I man nature for ped le to act 2 i . I %do to can start with logo me m8l for one 11thing. I P � . I don, as was r.xplainod was I m Z Flaz, Pulling -John Beattie. I �� . * i he French, who see tbemselves overrun � I in All we want is a yoke of oxen a..'d an ' I � r. Joslin in behalf of the members, ? ,They have been. gh en the power d eivelhimalone. Wedono suppose it nutons, as they 11 . I hostile Te , I ld Estray Cattle -Michael Rawley. i ir Richard erV,ices in the interests axe, and then go abee . We *ic; I i . I , L I I we'can not blame tl iem for using it. 4 , m At6rB the 3ligh te e. dy ar beginning to be on the recognition of his f . - ry. - Sale -McCaughey & Holmested. - . . I - t . 1, � gave �Iorn this power t 2%;t i w lich it does, but'for the credit of Can- h by Italians. I the or -der an, i more especiall as ver i cheapin'this par,; ol the I -John Beattie. is those who . � I Of I Y he Sin . je we came here we ,ha -v6 b�il a Notice . I � - ch position . . � I � A- DoulITED FALunE.-It may be County Treasurer, Whi � _- __ . Card of Thanks -W. Blackwell. are ter blame. In t �e meautillie We 10 ; ao� ian journaliBm it should not make . hou Be 14 by 16 feet, and 11 *1 cost.'118 I � . i .. . oubted, after all, if Je9 Davis made had occupioaforover 15 years. i Sometbing New-L�Ault & McClean'. I not 'see that there is any v ry gi lithelf fidiculous, as it is now doijag. Lu junmitigated failure in . fighting ' Mr. Joslin in. reply, thanked the waq 85 cents besides ourown labdr, d I . I t I . . I i ores a e red Attractions -Win. Campbell. 1 hope for the rival seb�emo in the �To: I IT here is one thing, however,thatis He has written % brethren for their h4nd46 we j have got se"vell � 11 - 4. . � I ancl-under cropi *e "I'll �� I - - , igainst the Union. and e no) � aml - I --__________ _________ — i West. Six months ago its promo � orthy of notice. Although the Mail 3ook about it, and the amount realized had been a member Of the order in this . . fty yJ Am. fourft : to %10.v. - ra 7 , . but� we hired- a tea;=,- som ' ' le-, . � � , . . him -on the first year's sales will er 25' yOars, and believing ; � � e succeeded, but we arth ir � a colutan a ref ute 11 Y 91 %U 01 V. I might hav �,w astb - a in attempting t county for ov ' in the crop. The o Is v toolfes . � I o $100,000. Meanwhile the in the correctness its P i 494 . ,to , ol r I . rinciples he U� 1� rin It V J0 it x p .0 P (77 : Opponents have now got idi'a �,S X Richard'B pullic statements, it ! to ad- bu iness carried on he In the V . I � I .amilies of -dead and crippled Union had always done vvwrh,,, he could I _ffn ti , - � __.— ____ - ; so irarel�l or never has the cour fair- joldiers are struggling with poverty for vance its interests, �nd he, h Ill to mber line qu mber, - gap - __ i looting in the Northwest to permit i ope theM �Ortb, so have SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, JULY 16,1881 I I . ' tie , cordwood analso .� I ; dangerous a rival to grow or flourish. 1, I ' ille common necessities.of life. continue his exertioUs so long as God __ - --.-- ___ — � Hn �,ss,to, publi h his speeches that its . C. ance to make A 11*10, mone � the . . � i . I � . - i 4 � " I � . � ;i I I REASE OF POPULATION.—The in- spared.him. In, coiclusion he urged 11. 0 " Facts. �. �! :, ,�, i n may Bee b4ith side -i. But, -INC wi use I S me Significant : i� . . of population in the United his brethren to be honest and true to 1 er, and have not sit in tl C ho 1 I . . . � The -Member f:)r Centre Hurcu'. JP=Y, in its own interests it is wise reme � e obligations and I fre Ing to death for tlie want,a � fimber ,l ;.. . , - h other and to th I rn and nothing t:) do, as tl [E y have The New York Christian Union in a i . ! . - i � i . I 3tates during the last decade was large, eac . I ` I . ji��ijl* nobt doing so, because if it did the , I order, and they I to 11 recent issue makes a statement which I Sir Richard q twright, k. P. ter , . ,ul that of Australia was- proportion- teacbiDgs of their . . I I I I ii, a all ,receive a row do on the prairie. Wwies be, * in the 4, . " alific would then Bee wha� miE,erg,ble 1 would each an era � V, . � . I dely greater, it being estimated at 40 � is as aigni 'Canada 1 Centre Huron, has. been makli 0611 1;� P ' . I wiAter are from 518 to' �30 per'inonthl ficant to tbo people of . 1119 E I , not in Inch more precious than a w t h � i . � � 4� . 4r' I aer ozont. One colony, which is ' I B good . - I . !!; : I 1. - . i c or I and. for all we can,rki:e we get a been -` ,r �nls U e. , a ng h u, " to those of tLe United Sta,tes. It ' use of his vacation, H4 h as i' �� di es its ciltici us all� . t Mpposed to be the most progressive, chain ; they would r blessi . , e, as the lumbermen pick un .every- . - * : I -_ I prid says :- dressing large and enthusififtic e t- I . i 'I 5hat of New So -nth Wales had in � 1 which would secure thern an entrance i I I i � i al � : I � 1870 hold of in the shape i . . . I thi a they can get There are now invested in railroad ' 11398 In severfil par 8 ie� the �!Pro tee 1: - � . Nev's of: bhe 'W eek.. 1 � I population of 544,000, whilst in 1880 to ,the world beyond.' I 1:5 _. . P � . I I - . i . : of 4rm produ�e. When I � CoIr I I-enced � property in this country upwards of I on the political questio�4s of � MICHIGAN 'SALT.�-Michiga 2 output of I - e figures had swollen to 750,000. Mr. Eilber, of Crediton, Grand Mas- wri I �ing I intended giving only a short 9, �j the dLy. r' I a � . . . four and a half billions of dollars Their I . i I 1� silt for June, 343-,250 barrel -�. ; ' Boy BuUTALITY.—Two Jersey city ter of the Orange Young Britons of � ske ich, but I think - I have rr- ade a In the town of Ccbou 1 Bt ,week he � I i net earnings for 187q were u a-rds � I re I �r It - pw . � AN ApponiTMENT,-Mr. rant Duff 10 and Master of the Biddalph' . - 0 of , .1 . boys ago�d eight and ten have been ar- , Ontari pretty long one, but seeing that - OU do - . addresped an immen8e, audience and;!' rp r. of Mad. an I , � !' 4 eloqnent )ra-. . - - mense I . a_ ,.41 .e . -of six. They! D" tricb, next spoke. This gentlem, I not bear from this far off pa , two hundred millions. This im has been appointed Gove � . sted for tortnring a boy IS A Tof the property is concentrated in the hands I delivered a masterly an . i . most elo. 1�rls. i � I I him into a! although quite young, is a �� . - I - 11� Y�1_ �ied his hands, draggec 11 � I . � Pric vince very often, X; hope Y o4 - will I offifewmen. ThePresidents of four -1 at leit th I I Avy Los 3.-Tbe loss b the fire at eaker, and his � tion i C ixl:H: . . atreet, undressed him, in- � quent , and flueot sP fo4ve me this time and f nruisi 4 space �, in which he disc ssec eighboring I larly - well re- . � � � railroads -the Baltimore a,nd Ohio, the I !11� nciiinati ,on. Thursday U 0 as icted all manner of cruelty including re ar a were par Ion in *on,- valuable paper for thes ) w re- �, 4 the Pacific Railwa 7 Policy of ,the p res- " q I 0 " Pennsylvania, the Central and the E rie I ' . Week is atatei to be onemillion dollars. I C ed. It is not often that so - We receive your ! v come ,utting his cheat and back with a knife. I c l , I I marks. . ent Government, the E oundkicy Award: 4 E�RoPEAN HARVI ST. -Th man � ac4-uits himself BO ; � e European rhe victim was found insensible in a I Young a k from ] 6iltin -to-day control the price of breadstuffs I . � I I paper just one wee 9. I - � ke ;'b a , from pres- . safely pre- � I on the Atla,utic Coast. It is rapidly I Question, the disallo vance � rV1e6t genei filly is expecte hed, where the � Oung fiends bad left I croeditably, and we can Col - 1 . : of L� . Tho mail for this part comes in 7, � I increasiDg. Thefundeddebtandstock 1 Streams Bill, the Effects of tfie�Natiolial - I e it �Ppeara,n -e to y ield more . al condi- I diet -for Mr. Either a brilliant lu- fingwood. and takes oquite I a rou a labout � , im. The child is ina Critic I , a ver!Lge. � . . I . . In, you; � truly, interest have increased in three Years ,1 Policy, and other matters of !lively in- � e m3 say they did it for i ture'in a more extended sphere than he for it short cut. I rem &I .. � E -E. I I pon� 'Th � . I . ail r . I . over seven hundred millions of dollars; I L D STRUCTIVE FiI, -ThrBe hundre( : - ; now occupies. Excellent addresses � - . I I gun. I Z i R013ERT NOTT, �late of R - lett. i. the mileage nea,rly twenty per cent. It 'tprest at the priesent iime. �He ?U- 7 and �aixty he sea have bee* destroyed i 1 � I w're y Rev. D*. J.Robin- � , � ENNNENENW� � Is also delivered b, 27, 1. - - . I Townslup of Laird, Algoma,.Tune ! eluded his lengthy and able addres !by I by a' fire on t Is iBland of C�ogayau, one , � . I by 1 rNOTE.-We shan be very glad t ,our is oTercisiug an increasing political con- � . , Exeter - o he Irom . . I � . !I I ! 0 1 , I son Episcopal minister, I I of the Philip ines, . l I The 0r6nge nemonstration 11 , iend frequentl . His letter is roo:t a bit trol. The Central exercises an almost the following clear and concise' deal Ira. � �� . Rev. Mr. Webber, Bible Christi -an, and I young fr y : , ' I � � � e native I by, Rev. Mr. Grandy, I . n ! � irreisistible influence in the New York, tion of the polic AN INCRE.AsE.-Ia 1876 th' I � ' at Exeter. I I . Canada Metho-'I too 16 g and it is very inte I resting. .—ED I � 1 - P Y, f the Libera I i . . I � ,Y. I I 0 risAianain ndi&iBurmab,a,nd North Tuesdaylast was a gala dmv for Ex- i dial t .minister, of E*eter, also by Mr. I Legislature ; the Pennsylvania a control- , - . l - I �� . 11. � , - hu e said: �� and South C/eylon numbered 27,"_ ter, W .rge! W. W. Connor, Pasp. County Master. Presbytery of, Huro. : , I- . .g influence in the Pennsylvania J:' 1 i� t . . I e doubt if ever before so la I I , , Legislature; the Central Pacific a deB- What is it that the � Refokin p v -ty i Last October there were 46 ,000. i I L crowd was as§ambled within its bor- 1 The addresses wero all go6d, in fact . The Presbytery of Huron et at i I I I I want? Not injury to any class of our 'I; AiTERRUBLm FIRIE.-A St. Petersburg lers atone time. The Orangemen Of � about the best we lia,ve ever heard on Knox Church, Goolerich, on I neaday 0 potic control over legislation on the - I I I � . 1: . . . .Pacific Coast. It has a powerful if not countrymen, but simple justice aludil ( espatch say 3 a larl is fire b as 6ecu fired. I 3outh Huron having deeideil to have I subh an occasion, an;d not one word the4fth inst. There was a 19, ge at- . . I - - : . The , I I . , . I ; a dominant representation in the Unit- equal rights to a] 1. 11 we Were c �� F t 1�evino. Five ousand familes are heir annual Twelfth of July clebra- � wa's said which could be considered tendanee of ministers said eldei.4- I . - . . I I I . - polled to oppose tE 6 desiret Of so -M "Y i� (estitube. Al the Public bu Idings were ion in that place, ia large crowd was, ex- I Offensive to tor individual. We Preabytery roll was made up Aw the I ed States Senate. Nearly every Sena � ' � � any see ; . : I .1 ter added during the past three years is I people in the last cont6st, it was Pe. 'i c estr'oyed. . . ected, but we do not suppose thatevell did intend giving w!summary report of 1 yea.r, the Changes being chie I I I 8 I I � I I. � . interested in railroad enterprises.; and I cause we did not a Be our way to gr i�t- I i PROSPECTS IN BRITAIN.—The harvest he most sanguine anticipated anything i thi3m, but we find that our report has the,lelders. Delegates to the . . ener i . :1 I . �� ing their request witilout Aoing �n- I , ects in Great Britain are much ike so large an attendance. From ' al�eady attained such a length that it Asslembly' reportedon their atte Aance. the railroad interest is straining every . :, I rosp . . :W. I . 11 ,� justice to other classes o,f the Comn 11 - :; f�, 1! proved, and the.vield will likely be arly in the morning until about eloven- . . th 1, Rome nerve to increase this railroad represen- I . I is impossible to do sq this week. I Rey. Mr. Stewart ga - in � . I g news- ity. We may have beeii mistaken, but .114 121y up to the average of fairly good 'clockin the forenoon vehicles came � ; i Mission reporit, reconimending �hat a tation. It controls three leadin I I, 28. � I . I At the conclusion1 of the speeches ; d for GraniMend; our reasons were such 'as n6. Lib al. I I treaming in bearing the Orangemen, � three cheers were gi v -en. for the Queen papers in the metropolis, one in the t � I I grant of $200 be make �1 Capital,.and many others in different need be. ashamed o owfi. We' wif, 3 to � RAvE APPREHE SIPNS._-�A desp�tch eir wives and children, and the ! an ' $100 for Bayfield and, Betha yl. an d . � . � I . . � d after a tune from ,the band, the I � . I . n e ter- ' 0 'th their wives . ioderich . parts of the country. The tp have the people &a free from int Tunis Says - angemen, wl o the ( legraphs � � � . . eve apprehensions riendB of Or . various lodges re-formed in procession tha�t the grant of $100 t ! . - . JY -arop6anB nd children, from th surrounding I . Of the country are concentrated in a ence by the Government or b5 anyl idy: Ore felt for the safO of the E ,g i and followed by the;crowd returned to' I Ga4lic Mission be renewed - The . single hand, and that the hand of a else as possible. We 4 sire tc I , lisve no: ot all the Coe at tow 14, as the rising rebel onntry, unitil the town seemed to be I the -town. Here there was,-& grand !, que1stion of the standing of the ,:Exeter �� . - : railroad president." monopolies either in r 'I ay i or tribe' a re ext ending over-: lowing. But. ,legation was allowed to sta�il over � . � - . I Y . t. � Iled almost to � - drum reunion, and - the per- 1 cong ,: � fif e and n - I .&S- . : other branch of bn Bines - n t ll 11- 1, TRANGE DimcmE.-In Uruguay a hen the s�pcial train fr)m the north 1 till'next meeting of the Pregbyte, 1, and These facts a,r6 worthy of � formers on these instruments blew, and ': try, no great corporations io Ji.iperil Our �! decree hag been isi ,ued forbidding the arrived and the living mass of people 1 n ed sway, apparently much' to � 9, C of i t F. thoughtful consideraticiii, and should t poll d cimmittee consisting of I - liberties and those of our children. 'Wel liewBpapers, an- pa: a of a fine, to dis. came marching. from' the station, the -; Messrs. Thomson, Stewart co . �i . their own pleasure a,nd to the evident I OY ., � induce every patriotic Canadian to have not been blin,l to the loggonB r re- 1: cuss, politics, WhA a h py country crush was eimply immense, while the � andDanby, appointed to proof sup- . . . I I gratification of a I a crowd of on- I closely examine into our own affairs, sented to us in pai ,sing events in he'LIT.ruguaymuitbe orpoliticianB. .. rattleanddinof the b4ndB and the $ * , r Exeter. This committi3d after- . . 11 I I lookers and listene a. At six o clock Ply; fO - t I . United States, Ireand, 1 and Olsewhere. � A! GovEw tOR's I DEATia. - - Governor Jequally charming and be'lutiful strains ' s reported having appoi.. i'd Mr. and see if we in Ga,nada are not speed- . ' - � those who came in y . - . We desire to see 4 iur provineal li b or- � Callaghan, A the Bahaina Islands, !of the fifes and drums made a commo- I Robt. McNair, student, for two � ouths. I ; ily drifting into the terrible error com- ties in full, and n ) interferei �ce by a! died sudde I i I .. North returned to the station. They --- -- ��_ . I n1v at New York on Saturday tion. which will not soon be forgotten by: The Treasurer's books were e ine: : ' � w mpanied j' thither by large i � � vou. � � mitted by our neighbors, of permitting Cabinet, only thre, or four m'embQ - , of i: shortly after his I landing i ther6. He Ithose who saw and heard it. We . an4 audited. Messrs. T . Maori, . . q . I I numbers of the local brethren, who saw ;; . � I 1� . r which perhaps belong t9 Ontf xio. We,! *as , en:route to Eng land on sick liBave. ture to say that the people of Exete I them safely off. � Lil about an hour af - Pritchard and Captain Gibson, `iere ap- I . our country to fall under the despotic desire to have our go*ernm'3ntal raft -,l ,4 FRox CANADA. -Ther. Chief. ,of the all en sound Pro;estant -music, 1 . otated a committee to nomi-nath stand - control of hucre monied monopolies. * chinery'so altered bh . i , I terwards nearly all 'that remained had IF � t I - 0 at 'the wished of. Am oerican B areau. of Stati6tics, in his as discoursed by the Me and drum, to ' I I . i left for home, and the town resumed I ing committees for the yeaxw. !: � i e fol The two telegraph lines are likely the people, whena hey becorri3 kno: n, I report,- says hat. during the election keep them steadfast in-tl a faith for at 1 . - le and . i I . ' once more its every day appearance. I lowing nominations' were = K 3 *tteeB appointed'. Shortly to be a,malgamated, and place,d may be carried -on . Are. -these deml, ds�i months, en ing May 31, 1881, there least thg nekt twelve mootbs, if music . Thus ended the 1.� biggest" Twelfth of I 001'ami . � � - unjust or unreasonable? Lot. me 3ay�j were 110,611 persoi ts entered the United will do it. This train codlitained Seven I I Home.Missions.--w-Alexander Stewart, nuderthe control of the same head this to my protecton I July that was ever held in South - frien s, th t 1i States from Canada. passenger coaches, and %hey were all ' Huron. To the cre4it of all be it said, Co avener; Archibald McLEaa who now owns or controls the main ist if i : L I I and ` � d outsioe, in fact each *eson. you are'desirous ol fostering c'ertai in- I MoxumENT.-Th city of Chicago � has crowded inside an I ' � 11 ! I . everything passed oft quietly and order- , Ar �hibald Mathi. lines, in the� United States. The Paci- dustries without' iDjUStiC8 1 �o ot rsi decided to'eract a monumsnt iri� Lin- car was perfectly black, with a red - ly and without an di creditable .Finance. - Thomas G. I � omBou, . � ', � fic, Railway Syndicate are daily - in- there is a means of doing it, Let f ch� coln Pax.k to the In mory of the eat spot here and there, w4h the living I ly a or un- C ' vener ; M. Dariby, A. Y. Hi .. tly and . ,� . 0- s6emly proceedingB.9, In fact it is a very 04 . . . . ,; I � � . . . 9. sum of money as may be deemed e-�. fire in 1871, and the New! York Pun freight. All Were hung�y and anxious , Ge Ye Hart. I creasing the enormous powers given. I � 1, I i rare thing for so immense a crowd to I � cessary be appropriated to .ard --he " suggests that it ought to .be urmounted for dinner, and if the hotol keepers and .,. assemble in one pl'ace and maintain I ,Sltate of Reli . n. -James Pritoch-ard, them by mir Faarlia.mett. The have :l - 910 , � . i Y establishment of a cert i industry.. with a figure of Mrs. O'Lea Is cow. efriiBahment stalls were 0�ot eaten out, 1 � I 1; . ; such remarkably good order and de_ 1 Coirivener; Dr. Ure and Captain Gib- ; a I already bought up - Several additional Why is it ,protectionists a a le ol ject, : they must have laid in "' ood - e, . � . . . . I,-40REASE u-4 CbTTON.-D�ring � the A g stor corum. � . son. � . . I . Z - . �� I - � ' lines of railway, and they are, said to to this mode? T ey will tol. you di-.� lastil5years f,slaierythe outh raised and if ,We-' mistake not t4e people of the , . . � k"),abbath Sch<iol�s... Joseph r, OYI . rect taxation is mpracticaMe, .. I : I . I Co vener; P. Mas eve, A. 1). Me - be negotiating for others. M embers of ]']ley i 46,675,591- be les,of cotton. During -the town will have to live o short rations ', I I . I � �' for a n' 8 I I A Voice frIoln Algoma. . dare not take so in %,ny dollari�out 01 bbe�l first. 15 yeam under freedorn-that is, day or two until nel,w upplieB are : : D ald and .D. D. W son. -: I that corporation have recently acquired I : public treasury to )ay a bonua to sbme,�� I rocured. i 11 To the Editor of the . � . I ! fro 1 1865 to 1880- the nuhiber of bales Ruron Fox or. I emlptrance.-H. Q Lmorcin, C 02vener; 14 . . I pco8it � controlling interests in several of the particular individ a] who mikes cot-il roduced waS 56,4 8,335. The nest little town W� . .) � - I i , as most pro- 1 DEAR SiR,-Hfiving promised before J. 1S. Lochead, Amdrew Gle0dinniing leading nei�spapers of the Dominion ton, Iron, or sugar, for the peo; le W d' f fuBely and tastefully decorated. ' Sev- i lea Ing Hullett to gi6 you a Bhort de� � 9- I - :1 0 . I I INCREASE CF SOM AXERIC#N GRAIN.- I I v au I James Lan , � . * I and for all practical purposee, they vir� not stand it. By those duti 38 yol in- i Official statiAtics B1 .ow tha,� daring the eral well constructed aiches spanned ! Edription of this cOuntry, I will now I � Po Examine Stydenp.-Dj. ire., Con- , . I I i I . flict an in ustice abou the. � I i . mi ases, car- past 10 year,r the a: inual tion of the , Alain street, while colored streani-. - tq�ke the opportunity. We are located I va ier ; M. Barr, N. Platterson �na cohn tuklly control the Council of the city of � tioularly upon t le lumber nan, lhe � ere were numerous and ,�lags and ban- I . - . � I el d=0 i '- the townalli - of �jaird, Algoma, and Fletcher. - I . buckwheat in th Tnite a has in- Ill I Winnipeg and are playing their cards fisberman., the famner, and ot era ?fho , ners waved from nearly every basin . P .- I . I creased abou i two million bushelB. Bar- e813 arrived here on, the 21st of May.. It eave waB.aBked a -Ad grauted to the e real- too I I . admirably with a view t6 seizing the stand at the basis of the national 3uo- ley ,has inci Based 15,000100 bushels, house. as well as man�j privat i I k -us two days ai�d two nigths frona GoZrich and associated cpngregations . Province of Manitoba. cess; Fbr the other matters I. warn and'ryb 3, dences. Exeter fi�veare'd to its very I . Z Legislature of the ' 00%000 in"the Bame period, -_ i Goderich, but the! ,second night, we to 6od-erate in a callto a nliuister to be I The Grand Trunk and Great Western you that Your liberties are in olanger of B best advantage, and I�any Btrangers I were not sailin . :� . Bible to colleague and successor to Dr. Ure. Mr. . ci:a � INGE isoLL. - Bob i Ingemoll's g. it' eing impos � I I . t ) In. I being interfered with, tha you arl were much i . ' . 6ttend to I copyrig' hted _nfidel lecture was pub- Pleased and'-isurprised with I Sail up -the Sault. River 4f ter night. We Pritchard was appointed to Railway q.ompanies, which are in real- great -or danger of sufferin .. Ora �� 6 li . its neat, tidy and businjas-like aspect, . shed in Chim 0, d he is going. to I had a very pleas-Unt trip, the water be- this duty on July *271h � ity one company, although fok'the sake tyranny of Corporations. th " your: f&- and the decorating and managing com- ' � - t were� � sue the Publi �her. he defence is novel. � Ing as smooth as glass the most of the Idessrs. Denby and Stew� , I" i d aims t at the law .does Iih �' d to visit Grarid Band and " . ..of keepingup, appearances they ocaa- thers were of su , ng from t e tyrb , ny The: publish(r - mittees, as well as the I ' abitants gen- I time. This country is 'making rapid[ apbomte ; . . . - I I . of the Ci�uw le f Cal.. da not � recognize and cannot, ther6fore, orally, are entitle'd-to th ' highest praise strides in improvement. The bush is Drysdale, with a view to amalgamating - n. If �he people f Car. . ! sionally vie -with each other, are grad' persist in allowing -their mea a to be ' for the handsome and c dial wele - protect ai b.'asphemons production as 01118 giving way fast to tl,�e axe of the sturdy the French mission with the Grand I ually buying up and becoming pos- used 'for such a purpose ey 1we . . extended to their visitoi !. I - . property. � � . a. bashwhackeis, andl,* is fast changing Be d Congregation. A special, meeting - sessed of many of the smaller railway tbemselveB to thank if their: .IghtE %re STAIiVED TO DEX IH. -A pitable Btory At two o'clock the as into cleared fields, 4ria it is beginning was appointed to be held irlK-1 C Church - . I I I recession w properties, and it will not belong until jeopardized. Ask the Penmylvanian is told'of a li ttl10 I oy who , starved to formed. The follow * lodges, headed - to look like as if we are going to have a Goderich, on Tuesday, Augu t 9,, .to . what justice he exbects from i ie Legis- death in Pittsburg, Penn., because of a by their respective b nd , composed the -` good cleared count y in a ver � short sustain calls and make axra er ents, this double headed monster and the lature against the"rail � Y wa 198. he throat diseme. He lived four weeks procession : Londesboro and Creditoli , space of time. This ountr' for seitlement if necessary... -no . . other equally grasping a,ud greedy one - citizen -of New Jersey will tell! YOU t I ere without eathig or drinking. Suffering lodges of Ora . I 0 ha;rd to clear as . y is not near so . :, . . which was recently formed and legal- is 110 use in a in setting him nge Youn Britons; 61 1 1 e country around regular meeting will - be held , � L . Be]] UP terribly justbefore he died, he asked his Hicks Lodge, F. Davis, Master; 493, � S6afbrth. The firaber is principally Church, -Goderich, on the seca, it , a_ , i , . . - ized by the Dominion Parliament, will against the Yailwly corpor bions, for mother if he would get a,ny dinner in Biddulph Lodge, . D. Stmloy, Master - i soft, such as spru6 e, tamarack, pine, da;7 of September,at 11 A. M. , ' y . - . �he � I I . - own and control the entire Carrying they cent I the Legislature I and . 826, Dashwood, Joseph Gill, Mastdr - .� cedar and-whitewood, with clumps of 1. . I I I S�alte. -is time io take tho3e tbi'2gs I A HEAVY FINE '-The M, a.rquis of 921i Exeter, Capt. Howard ; 959, Ailsa � birch -and maples. , AS a general rule - � Huron Notes. trade of the country, when they will to heart d consio ter them. � �(Ou h We 57ownsend,vho re3entlyhor-sewhippea Craig, .0. Langford; 1(71, Elimville, ',, the timber is no4 viery heavy or thick � I � strike hands to rob the people. And a year - a half (r two year'3 to 3)11_i Lord Edward-thyiine, the abductZ - 11 . A -female base ball club has been . . I r of John Han; 1343, Cred iton, G. La,1w- 1, on the ground, a d it averiages from six Bider them before, in the ' ordii 1 16r ' ,� I . organized in Brussels, but it is -captsin- the influence which they Will then con- . � A big wife has been fined five hundred son; 308, Hills.Green, J �hn Maxwell; ; nches to two feet, and owing. to there ourse, you Will bE called 19Pon to E ivel .pounds and costs, and bound over to 526, Almai, Wrn. � McMil an; 710,. Clin- i being so Much P tcy. timber, it is no ed. by a young man. I � trol direbtly and indirectly -will s6ou e' ur votes upon %6m. 1,.d) not isk -Mr. H. Y. Attrill, of Go wwww 'ch, re - YO keep the pea3e for one year. Two of tonj Joshua Humer;,825, Chiselhur�t, 1 tro:ouble to get a good burn, and for log- commalace to show itself in our Le is- yea to take my oFinions.' I dgk v . celltlX purchased a couple of Duchess 9 y I tOi -his friends, who 1),betted the assault, John Brintnell; 833 ,�tanley, Robt. z ging, it is a rare Ithiiig to use cattle or 6, 01 . lative halla, even as it is no doirff i think over these n alters and -;6 I I . I � C vs in Ell nd for the snug surn. of ow 2 in di 131 were fined one hundred pounds- each. McKinley; 928, Su*;�miBrhill, F. Me- team of any kind[. The weather so far V0,000. . gla . . I -our them a,mong yourselves, atil having ; the United States. We may shut VENTURESOME- SAILORS.—John Tray- Ilvenoe; 1035, Varna', John Johnston; flas been pretty fty.� We have only had . made up your minds upon -th" in t( re- nor and i I --Mr. Arthur Cantelon, of Oderich eyes to the future if we will,. but there Ivar Olsens, skilled -Seamen, 24, Bayfield, W. W. Connors; 145, 1 a I couple of showers isince we came,but . cord your votes a,,n I ballots ao'cordii il � township, hadavaluable horse stolen I 1,1Y. ,sq'ilectfrom Bath, th inst. Goshen, Robert Johnston - 153, Via- I We are getting a v y nice shower to - is no denying the fact that under ex. - � WmMmmilm I . I I - . _--------------� � - for Europe in 9, doxy, fourteen feet long, toria, Goderich townsh H. Ha I do, , which will do eal. of good, as the frg'm his pasture field one 'night lust . . w; 182, Y , � . -18 . ; ' . iating. management we are running in PREQibENT GARhELD, it b4l Sal , , twenty-one inches deep and five feet Goderich,.F. W. Johnsto 3; 189, Sharon, I op a were shower. we;Bk. � . m 1 I - I ci getting In need of .a For the half year; ending the 30th the footatepe of our neighbors as rapid-' still progressing I 1vorably. �, -h!e sis wida. The am lest craft in which the Goo. Cdntelorf..- The fell owing District We had a slight frost for a few M*ghta June, there were recorded, ivith the ly as,we can, and at the pre�ent rate now 06ems- to hav 3 passed, a� id u I ess passage across th Atlantic has ever Masters also, occupied positions in the the second week in June, but it has Town Clerk of Clinton 42 . ths, 25 1 I . I been attemptec. . .. . procession: Messrs. H. . Flilber, Master done no dainage.except nipping 'a few I . I of going we will very soon over -take if he takes-� an unexpected uifevollable A! GRAND 1, - rriages, and 18 deaths. - .. . . - .� E vi M. -The volunteer Biddulph District; T 08. Simpson, of thepotatoes in Ilow, mucky places. In . � Vor review at'Win� sor on Saturday. last was Varna District; Jameg McM ann, God- It has clone i10 darqage to grain crops be cry, has rented h'is'faxm and, has dis . we do Uot pass them on. the evil road. turni the chances axe strorigl� in f1l i --Mr. W. Baird of the B. hine, Turn- , - i � .It would be well for our people to take of recover - The case howe� ,er, i !an the grandest af fair .of the kind that has' erich District. - The procession formed that I. can see. Orops, as a general - . I . - - . .Y I � . . po 3ed of his farm stock and " i3l. ��11 ents . warning from- the follies of our nai,ghbors I exceedingly - critic al on been seen in England for taa,ny years. in front - of Hawkshaw'3 Hotel, Main thing, look well. Fall wh and byl auction. t e. t . 0 eat l I I and to stop ere it be too late if th , ver e. 10 ,,ed The Queen and many members of the strdet, and marched to a the spring wheat look splendid, but I -The fall. show of Turnberry A i . , . . a� I that entered the ,I 'r b�, le Royal, Family! were, present, and the oats gri- time has not already passed. I . - . ! northeast part of. the town, nearly op- and, barley are -be nol, owing to their ' I 1. gomewhere in th � has I 10 whole gatheriqg Was 9, brilliant one. posite the market grounds. Here a being.late sown. I Was almost im- cu�tnrsl Society'will be held it Wing- --.-. . I ( , I thE I ial, Am' I � ham on Thursday and Friday, Septem- ' � yet been. extracte . � I Ong the Pee tat �ors were the Cana- spacious platform had been erected, for possible to' gob seeft until navigation . . , - � I diali rifle to .in. I I . ber 22nd and 23rd. I� IS SAID that the -Manitoba a.1ad I done, Complete. pi covery ne noi 11 be I the. speakers ,and press reporters, and opened in the �porirog, so that very little I . ; --Daring the past six moll-ths the . , expected I . Sout'hw�este,rn-Ra,ilw&yCompa,ny,wbie-h I __ I -is for the brethren. At this junc- was sown befor'6- th'e first of June, but registration of births marriages and STIUNG To DEATH. -A. swarm of bees sea - And - e extractil, g of J'hiS 9, weetwaitarvalley, San Diegocoun.tY, turb the Bky grew black and a severe what was early sown looks .- is the only rival the Pacific Syndicate ! bullet cainnot' - a, S splendid- deiths in Goderich w'ere as follows: . be Ildertal,ken until he , settled a I ra -desnake measuring rlain . 1 4 1 Cali, storm threatened., This, however The settlers in'this part of the country, I I rths, 47 ; deaths, 19 ; marriage -can ever have' in the Northwest, has I patient recovers more * t six ! feet in length, twelve inches' in I I I I - Bi marrin," 9. , strength, 4nd I was- not permitted to interfere with the so far as I can,leard, are all contented been. galvanized into new life. Some I , girth, and thAv g twenty-two rattles. . .-Vanstone Brothers, Of - 'r . . � . . I . I even then, it is said, it will'be an'! ,�! . proceedings, and fortuna �ely the storm and doing w0l. an. have good Pros- i give, over -and above the I , , iex_ - W, t I . t � t I � New York capitalists have agreed to. i I � They - stung hi oa idolently, so that he pa Bed overi and scarcel ugh radn pects bef . i them. We have - ood 11 I t, � . 1 tremely delicate axid dELngerO313 0 a I ra- I . I .. y eno ore , . 9 . I invest their money in the - concern, at . . . waiafinally Mir dec , twisting and qu,iv-' P ce, one half tbn tof bran or th * fi rso . T . ! . . I d are in a very lo d, of 30 bushels, of new , fel to dampen the, gra a, much less land, good waler, an . . tion. So that, although all the a rnp. eriii , and was easily killed with,,� ' new fa 11 h Bat . . I . ,9 � � . bf the as bled multi- good situation,1 being about fifteen miles . � new COMPa,ny has been formed, afid it 11 to 11 i I I . . delivered at their mill b 'a falme . ms are favorable, there is vot a kr,�Oa spade. I . I � tu e. The chair was taken by Mr. �iF. from Bruce Mioesj thirty miles from. Y - - I ! . .-Mr. Wm. Worry, -of Usbcm ,near is said the work of constructing the I . CoNTFERRINCT F I IIE GRAND 'Ross.- W.1 Johnston, of God grich, Coua ty Sault Ste. Marie, a4d - ' deal to fear bafore Completo recu I . .0 � ` I road will be -proceeded. with fit once. . * � . I I The Prince (If -- al3s, who occupies the Master. In a very neat and . office and a I are handy to Pc'st Elimville, who has returned orJa his I can be expectedi end the - an . . � . I appropri- tores.; being only ,about two th - d t i to Manitoba, I a good I . cas 9 :14 highbest office I Tm.mplariBm., a branch atel speech he congratulated the breth mil , and a half diqtant, and things are rip Ir The principal battle ground for some � A : I iles 1 be considered by of Freemasorom intends conferring on ac ount of the country. He ,will de- . . . .. any means a vBr . ren upon the success of, this celebta ascheap hereaBthbyare in Seaforth. pa t hence as soon as he can sell. his . time will be Winnipeg. The Syndicate . i . yl� President Garfield (if his life should be tion, and counseled the4 to inqreased We axe going to: L . I � I promising one. In the me4,ntiw( � I 1 I ha�ve a school in our f have no,w:.got a very strong footing I . A spared) the knol Cross of the Temple ' . i patient is doing aE well as. -Any per , zeal in the interests of their order, and section this fall, w�-en we will be all . there, and both the new .company a,ud ' Pni ain 6 rider which on] y one person bn this ear -A few days ago a couple of smart . ; . neatly warneid them a ainst coldness right in tha't respect. The Govern- I men. in Clinton named ,Car i could expect under the ci' ' stance3. 1 continent has , ever been horioured or dissensions. ' I ter and th6 Syridicale are asking a bonus from 1. I � : .. .. ; . I He assured them that ment are putting a .road right through Crampter did a big lot of work in a ht- . . . . i i with. I I I their society Was welt watched by those this Bection. They -are working on: it I I . I �. � � e rf�ern- TiRtAN SGIVING PRO wh s- � at present, arld'. tivaes are good and I bu ter out of theceRlar of Mr. J -He I alains the Winnipeg Council. The now com- - TEm, ToRONTO M %,it is'giving th I 4 D AY' O -F - POSED.- I o bore it no love, but he further a ' I tle -while. They earried -177 tubs Of . . I pany ar d upon this her for Centre Hu -on a deal f gr 1;ul- The Govern r of Chio sent telegrams to , sured them that it could possi�ly do I money plenty. 'The railroad 1:5 . . I . . the Governments cf States f6v, , I . engineer in 15 minutes.' bollus. The Syndicate know this, aind I nd'. Terri- I them no discredi if they as members i has been throlighl this section this - tons advertising i at now. -,tls sp ,Bob � � Z�l . . � tories asking them to issue a procia,ma- I did not discredit theMS61 _ VOB. If they spring andreports .this as .-Mr. A. McKibbin,-for some time a consequently they will re�ort to every at Cobourg has. giN -en. it -foolad! % � one of the .- . . . I � . in, r a bod tior� setting aplaxt a day of thanksgivi� ` woUld even make a good! effor to live finest sections to b sident of 'Wingh,am, but recently of, Z . . . ig i t I U,ild a road through r, ' means to prevent the city granting the ; many stirring .editorials. . i es- and praise for the deliverance of the 'up to the noble principies taught by he ever saw. He says that we will . I , I I East Wawanosh, fell dead wh-, le Walk- ( 13 I !I . I required bonus to their rivals, - If they I day's issue there. we -re thre�) - -le �,b y President. Ele suggests that the Go - : their order and in acoordance with have a road th-roug4 here inside of two the floor 'in his hou'se,'on � I . � ernors of New York, Pensylvani. :1 i as fail in this, then they will likely adopt ' articles devoted t Sir Rich spel lial '. a, =- i their obligations, they w'ould, be, mosf years, and then weWill be all right.- Thurr,day of last week. Hea'A dise e I 1, er . tucky, Missouri an Ohio be a comm+il -em off, and . � i assuredly, better men and more useful Land ili'tbis section. is risin * value . is the supposed cause of death � . e ys; I ro- tee to fix upoc n the Jay. . � i I � � � some other means to kill th I b nefit. If, as e Mail alva , . � .1 - I . . I citizens by their connection with the very fast, and all those wh - g in -A Bayfield correspondent 13 if they can not hill them, they will ul- -! tends,11r. Cartw: -i` � o have land t ays -. - ght. is sn-c - a m id- WORLD Cimsics.-The ce' f 1 'I Orange organization. 04:this occasion' intend to keeP, it unless they get a very Mr. Widolen is putti . g up I - I I I I , n a , rery -nice . timately get rid ot the threatened com- j. dler and blundere: - different nadons which are now eithE rl I and'- so * Very at 11pid . i � 1 he would ask of them, and he felt sure big price, and parties intenaing to i In . . - i i 1 _ Jo- building on thogo vaelfint lots for erly in progress qr partially completed wi 1: [, his.request would be gra' I ., - I I petition by buying up the- promoiers of i -and uninfluential' how i's it tiat ev . 14ted, to "quit Cate in this section,;the sooner they do owned by the late Aobert A [eGregor. I . ? Pry show large'increases of population., 111themselv6s like men," la�`nd when this so the better, as the land is being pick- The store is intended for a sh�e shop, the scheme.,and 11-111111game,ting it witk � time he appears on the. public' plat! *in The increasel in Germany since 1875 is � celebration is over to quietly retire to ed up very fast. The settlers in -this and will fill. the 8 'aces and be an . � their own. Tho syndicate have the I the organ finds it necessary . for df��ya more than 2 � 00,000 -the population c f: � their homes or their lodge roe m -s and part of the country are bound to keep - ornament to that pax of t -h --e village.. � .1 . . . I � � 5 - .. I ! � I . . . k I i � . � i I � � � A 1P , I i . I �. I - I I i 11 � - .1 . L I I I I I � � . � 5 �, t � i . I I I Z I , . , * I , . I � , I . c � s , * : ., . - I I i . - . I � : . I � I . . .. l I �; , � -- i I : I I . i . . . I 1 !I � I . � � I - . i I ! I � � - -1 . ! � . f ` : � � 11 I I I' I . 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Our drug ! store, openea out by ',*. � I Hewsori., Alsoadda to the appi aratce,6f , . . 4Dd b� 1, I the placei ibesides be, in -g a 1 grmt - I Iffiss I � I converiien ee to the a 1: . . � 0-1111; 1. - ; Frese , . . I -Mr. Goo. Swanson, of - I . I ,. . A. bW d( - I . while rf ftirriing in a buggy -f -, -0111 . � � Skin field, one inight, last week "� � , 8,py � cusbi I - 1 3 !A I CoInp � 'with his.obn, was thrown,joutoilby a _U , . Won. : ' . . I . I w I i . feet in th rosid, and sustaine - Me . � PIDYI! I , . W I 11 � I � I ; vere br m,s a's and a general shal Jun,g UP. I . I I 3EM. . . I i I , I , , , Ing. . . by -Rev. RuralDean. Davis, 1-10 W . - dc - .1 . , , ham, has been appointed . . . . . . . . .. Z I... I I I I- . . I . the N . I . . ThamesvAle auaRural Dem �of , .. . J�y F4 . : ' I . - � L - , . L - county, aip.d u 6 Rev. Isaac Barr I . .. hand] been appointeol Rector of Wlagham - .. I 11 111 I of T -b . . r. I .1 Place of : . Mr. D I " � I I avirs' 1)UbI . I ': ; Un, _,l ,. bi �_ I . i ; - , re Ile Scott, Brull-lg',el, L , L bratedat . ., has sent a '041lielige to L . : I le ; W;ard -- 0� , or � ri, �", meet an Canadian athlete h � a eont,mt 11 Y . . . -sentie for $100 -and the championsh', of Cau ". : _ 7 � vas" I I � . ada, thir ;een games tQ be I the UHL .. - Sister I LL ... . It I � I Rules of ;he Caledonian So , I to gov-- � i � licanoe 11 L - ern the contest. I ; - I I , L � 1- W4011 z --A few days since, -while a n of I I . sQ .1 . . A bat L I - . V.n Mr. Abel Walper, of Exeter � rth"'Was 4'L Airs. � " assisting in unloading a load. � f �Elay, the I, L ; Annif � , rope that hold. the hay fork IL ke .1 . ro I ..., let. . -A I t f : . I )I ting the fork descend on he yotmg I . eurr,41 7 I . � man a head. Mealcal aill W,aj ami i veiek� anninioneCIL'and we unaorata�a he 18 I- yr� 3 L doing well. . _ I c I h, )I : . sbip. - '01ea. ; . . . I -As the Rev. Mr. -Jobust) I I I I YD-Unf i ' 1 4 - � . Worth, was entering the picn* i ' 7 , ic .grove at : I I I Pastul . I . � c turnea too I - tihra% Ethel, on, Dominion Da ; - I y,he: l ' ' I eanall . . . short!, ', ],g, one of the bag a . . --ni, . gy wh.eels - Vg.al I - IN to smashl Mrs. Johnston wJis throva � : -, I . --- ��, �� I . ghtly in* _ L I few - , U, out on . dr . Was "ell . � . I __O . � i i . . 11a - in . er armg , , I j ared. A little ell . -�� . idwel , I I'll I escaped u�nhhnrt. I . � . I I � 4 * iffeca. -Mr. S. D. Bark,,of the ;it � �conees. 1 i 11 I . I ! tine .3 Bion, of Morris, has flux on 1 his fam i : ling at . � . . which measures Over 5,0 inches in - � - Marro, . . leuAh. Mr. Duncan Livingf ton-, of t1le, ; 7 just I I . I . same concession, has three ahres lwhich I I wagol . � will .average 45 inches in lei igth.- The �:L Sway, 5th of Mo6rrisl must be a gooil spot fQr I - I � and , . . flax. 1 1 � . Z - aim I I ag � 4 -Rev.1'Mr. lGrac'ey, ' rly pator . ,o6nisid of the Thames Roaa Presbyterian � , -A � -_ I -Church, 19aborile, but now of Genet- �' )MU 11 � I 0- oque, hat recently been on a visit to big � I ftst � oldfrienasinUsborne. HePreacheato � - EnInil. I . I. - averyl &I congregationi..."'n v Thames � L . tance . oad Church, the Sunday before last ;� an, 1111 He has 1)st noneof his vigor analzea,L 1: evoub -Aday or two ago, while a daugh. � Gres.1 ter of Mr. Wm Ralkwill, a ,short dis. - they I tance smith �of Exeter, was milking in I the ev . the yard, a horse which ww being lea I - )nOm1d . into the stable became fro ctious, aud izing 1. jumping around, .. I . X I ;;;;;; . . �L I COW, the br, which, ,w bile ;now,ng_ law 4y, Istruck -the I lady'ji I L gir . 1, hurting her severely. - i train.- -During the thunder st'; i - 2 on Sun. . b,at n< �, 1 1 day afternoon the dw 9 house i0f I .� Wa , � -A I . ownship of Hay, I . , 1. : _3 I I I ' Colba near Z ...... rr was struck by lightning. : I ad L S narr ., The family h _OW kocape, SUa i % at St. some of them were glightly hurt. The . took I . - - - � house and attached kitchen were badly ; . _.tbr-_o`ML I 1. .. - , � .11 wreekeaj I . " . I 11 I 'L _R�'n R. J. Husbalia, Iffethodid t . Some minister KI Fordwich and Nif�wbridge Z ` - * Geoi Q ; Circuit, !n the township io Hioviodki. I turnill, ; I � - L pre was pre . rited with I nic"bj LLL a 'Com Plimantary - � . pre 4 young aoldress:i 6nd a well R -R ed. pw -so by his L � Nowbrid le C � . . congregation, Previous to I attem ' - . DO , - � leaving f )r his new appointment. He . . the is. ' has labared on, this ef rcuit for three - I ther r1a . years. I - - lze& � , � � I , � -1 L - -A d,,iily mail is now run betweM I _. � I , � � � Exeter and 1�irkton. The *&U leaves * 1 Rellen � Z Kirkton eaodh� day ,:Ma L' F-,IIgl* at 5.30 U.M. � * w Mr. J LCOMM94 I T W&Y,Of Woodhaml, ar 1*1 M in - -I . I I Exeter shortly after 8 a. M. , I Mwel I I � � � , * leaves E . good, - xeter a few mi autes � � � � . lng � ,croqv th� arrival of the afternociii train from ' . : , in b, y.. the south, � and reaches Rirk� �olr again at I . - . � _Paa� six in -v ing. L j 40Uea V - half the e, eni 4 smusi - � -Rev� Dr. Willi . . " 1pams i ciaerich, � - Joymod one Of t4emost 0 ver � . pf the repaial LC . � I anada Methodist Churrell, , . via. . I vhos� iting the ; old country sh-ort . . - ! . -He -will . , , . � � . SOMIQ . re -visit � o1a scenes in E: giana ,and , alside � I Wales, r6n up to Scotland-, croas over - they L I � � I , .�. - to irela0d, visit Paris ;a . ,down the Z. I ) At a' . beaat'r: � Rhine, aild. havZ I a - general I t . I 'wat I I Europea a outirg. . i . a a L b -The fall show of the 'West F,lding - 4 -by -tbj Agricultural Society, i�whi is to be r I , � held at Goderich the -week , - . " ito 'to � - -1 the Provincial Exh iib ition Ad London, . - . b t I pos ill, it is said be an nnu6ak good � wi . I = one, owiJ2g to th�e amalg of the I Colborn6 branch and Mdtr�ioe)hl Holti- � raya* : . t,.Omli Cultural !Society with the West Riding - " Society.: � . praq -A r4ther serious accidei it occurred 1 41,841, , to a little daughter of Mr. �H. � . Perkins, - 122 oi of Gorrii�, some days -ago.. 'With so : - -1 me . $119V � , other child ren, she Climbeil into -the I depoi " - - - Z ; I 07 � hay loft loft he Albion Hotof�l. She fell I V I . I down about ton feet s =inU ,trik �g her I . i'.�n bead I - I L . L : I sued � . I Oil the.:41'odi of the stableli and when 7 ' J lifted U� WS13 Sup, sea to.bei aead, but paid. I I!. po I she has since recovered. I , ... . Statle! . w L I I , . I I - � in M -A h belonging to Mr ,ohn Story,. L . d& I b" � . of God I ,laid an _ lJother , y . - - which is quite a curicisity, i - eonsided - flroln� . � '777A of two shells, the Inner -one being . attedl .slightlydefective ou one sia 3 and Con- tainea tl�le yolk and whiite.' T4e onter �_l wln�Lj shell, w,liich was very large, held quite ,ou D C I a q ... ua . . . . . . . . byof a watery ffuiiJ. The fa . lEt, i iscert.NZ aremarkahloon4andshoula , . be "I . I __1 � I . Istla'XII, � L . ved. I I � . Tlav� , o L: U,Za;,&Ir reCia - _Th 'b- I ritly hie - under the A 1*11 . - . auspices! of St. Petees; - ich, waalvery sue . Chia rch, Gooler . I ic�A I cosSfUl. and a large . step � L . - sum W&4 r ealized. A contest betweeh .. ...:. �_ � ki and I "I Miss : �1 Orgie M`CMiCL Ag . Mbs . C, --- . I Louise I ,O;Oke as to who ;; the most Ist's Z ,Popular young lady, resultec. in favor of b 11 4 . . . � . the latter ; the receipts .ftoz a the v,ota - . I . Umgl . � I aggrega d $112. . - 0 - . I I , - , . -The following is a 11'St 0 E the prise " . I _ I . I I - son .1 winners and prizes won at the-,Cith& _E..F lie bazwLr held in G-odericb just week - Miss R! NoriiS L Goderi'Cl I . raicei I 1 suit Of A-1111rd � . Le ihes;l Zri Wall, -o , � � , dinner ,lot I I. GO , , 9-170VE .set L; 0. Pendergrast, Dublin Piet -are of � ,li "I L � I I .. LL� � I Pope Leo; Annie McDouga. , Goderich tD - , � 'L . : 'Life o: � Daniel O,C - .: . .. ), Fatber I . I t; allelk Brennan, St. S16; _, . L _ Maryal, � �,,ash Tug Delphin 3 Bonatti, Isandwi oh) dinner . -1 knife at il f Ork . Dr- Bethline W . ing, -A'".- I 'L I I -�one_, � ham, fancy table;-Murr . G. Alblu- . in - . L - C�� L tosh, Detroit, devotill)1141 . dr - MeXtin 1 Connell' Goderich; T� I last I � clock- L I Lte Murphy, X-61) Dublin,% I Works of Samuel � ever;" W. hig I H. Farquhar, Clinton, - History -of - hi-Laf Canada - S. 'See i ' . gmin-ler, . . ich, out- � Puna , ' ter ; A. P. me L I - - I . , irri L - Quirk, St. Marva Bigh h . OP's prize, "Cana-dian PortraitTG&Hery,') be so . - -29 volumes; James Thonism, Clin- - . W1010: 1 ton, china tea set; Sacred Heart, Lou- - L )lei I don, Mr. K,lad's pri7,e, -.Bil,vor ice C'. - ar, for t R. Cl. -Wright, -Lon4on.,_%ilv,4 Cake b - . 13aish ket. Mrs. Hogan, Corullana, Cow.; , I I phy, Strathroy., --Duff.,erin!s ' 1 7 Father Mar 2r_ Administration;" George- . � .eu .-ner,Lewly- 14-45 ton, I I Douay Bible -,)' J. Ce dy, Goder- bel 13 ich, album; Nellie Coleman, Goodieriell, CO21" Ineerchau m- pipe; Mrs. Du I ffy, Goder- nalily � � ich, cash $5; Julia Fitzgera�, d, Algelise, llr�" Michigau, useful articlels- f ' . , silver iC I ,_a franc pitcher, presented by M, C, loarnerollf . not I M. P., won by Thies. Gilroy G.Oderiioll; -to 1K handsome chair, .worked by Miss wal- the 4 her, w9n - by 0 L . L harles Balne',GLoderiell; the I I -- 'I handsome blue �cushion . . . . . . 11 I op en� I I I sented', . � .... . -i the sistersof .St. Joseph, w011 by Thm 1�11,� p � McBride, Golderich - - el a jackA 1 OP I . 9 ' I = worked by Mas M. A�, Mallm, won by fl � . , �