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I- I i ___7_ 4 . ____ ��_ — -----------I— . — ; I . . - _0000�� --- � . i i , . ! ion. judges ; Alexander Monteith, Tuck*. I 11 -------$---.-- - I In the one case it ,A I ny, at the restrictive operations of and enjoyable time was spent. During and testify elv�ry sign of recognit NEW A'DVEIRTISPMENTS. Pu administration of justice; that posed to the other. I . - -immediately recognized amith; Robt. Gardner, Hibbertl &Zxd rer. . . � - � th protective tariff, -which is driving the eve�'ing; Mrs. Anderson was made Mr.'. Morrow - I I . - nts power removed from the local Ith � a dog "Chance" he bad John Laritan., Blanshard. I . there shall be a representative chamber we . . tr de, to the Russian ports. � therecipientof anumberof costlyand the, animal as hit . ly. Quite an G - DRY. .ssrThG figure betwe�n the parentlaesiff after . . --placed in the hands of I Z . HIGHLANDERS.—At In- useful aTticles in silverware. lost a shoit time previous - esob line, denotes the Page of the PaPer on whioh exercising intermediary functions be. authority and : �OUSING I THE � . . . . . was -then had between The Grey plowing match -waj hda I . the .Government, and in the other it veiness last Saturday, Mr. Davitt de. " M J H I is, of Wingham, last week, interesting time . ' the advertisement will bi found. tween the people and the Ministry.; and . � — J_-"_J:f`�,1ePEr&m from Win I w and the late guardian of on Friday last, on ,the farm of Mr. I . —Duncan & Duncan (5) wants the 0ovemment to delegate its nounoed the manner in -which the receivei a te g nipeg stat. I Mr. Morro re, of Lou - John Man I : Now Goods. lastly that there shall be a European I IS Auction Sale—H. R"ord (1) . . But in aepopulati6n 9f the Highlands was iDg that'her Bon had -been run over by th � dog, a man named Moo tosh, North of Brussels. The I Board of Control, or more likely a Com- powers to the local authorities. I . as an in- an engi�e on the railway, and seriously don East. The dog very evidently east weather was very pleasant and there , Chancery Sale—S. G. McCaughey. (5) I we may goingon. Thia,he sadd, w if not f�t,ally injured Since then, the 'hie ballot in favor of Mr. Morrow. was a, fair attendance of Spectators. n I missioner charged with the - control of explanation of this abfiurdity ' ce of the inequity of the land laws. I Auction Sale—J. P. � Brine. (5) � - . Stan n has died irom his injuries. Detective Templar was induced to visit There were nine plowman, not so many Good Pig—R-J. Turner. (5) the finahee'of the country. '_ state 11tb at the Globe supports the Crooks Hp advocates the nationalization of the young Ina I . . � � —Tbi Trustees of Ethel School have the depot by Moore, and after investiga- as in former years. 'The work done - P_ I �.. � Act'-l'as it is, and. -opposes the compul. land as a ir�medy. , was very good considering the condition Fig Breeders—J. P&ttorson 1PT_ - - I DEVOUR engaged: Mr. J. A. Young, .of Newbury, tion it was admitted by Moore that he For Sale—S. G. McCaughey. (5) More Provincial Legislation eary rise of the Bible in the schools, and �D By BEARS. —Last Friday a heir teacher for next year, at a salary believed the dog was MorrOw's. MOOM of the ground, which - was entirely too � � YQUDg woman named msri& Nette,went as t . Farm for S&l6--JTaMes Wilson. (5) Disallowed. 0 e holds a second- claims to have traded a gun for the dry and hard to permit of nice plOW1110 " of course whether right or wrong, the into the Woods at Chippawa Falls,'. f $425 er annum. H met at Jerry NO- -being rr�ade. The follo i ' . . . wing are Ce The Manitoba Legislature in the - class ice) - Dog Lost—James Cowie. (5) - Mail must oppose the Globe. Wisconsin to! gather tamarac grim, ,�iflcate, and comes well recom- animal to a man he . le—Jobn Duncan. , . 8 : For Sa (5) 1 . mended. Donald's Hotel. prize winner. session of 1881 passed two acts author. ar d not r tu ling a hundred people . - . Card Of Thanks—G-t. Wren. ,�5). ' - - ____ went in se rn - They found —Tht report of the Clerk of the —In February last, a fire occurred on Fi]�ST CLASS, Mnx.— Ist Alex. For. Spirometers—Dr. X. Souvie le (5) izing. the.construotion of certain rai i b I RUSSIA ;�dF,Gei;nany are just i;ow rch of her. Peace .or the year, ending Sept. 30, Victoria streeb, Wingham, destroying a syth, Monroe plow; 2d - Hiram White . Oak HaJI—Duncan. & Dnnoan. (8) ways within that Province. In the scarcely -on friendly terms�Inutu�l_ or. ly porti4i3a of her body. !, She had nal cases before the building belonging to Mr. John Snell. Grayplow; 3d D. lRobertson, W&W� . - Boy Wanted—T. KAdd. (9) . belen. devoured by bears after a terrible shows but 21 crimi . . - ' ' I ed plow. � recc.ut session of the present year a 'ealouBy -Lbeing at the bottom of their stiu County �ndge, and three cases at the A portion of the building was occupi . . �� J . ggle. I I — — I I CLASS, MUN,1st A. Reffer . *t�r gene'ral Railway Act wiLs passed. These Accordingly, the German ;CRUSHED BY A FALLINci LOFT. — A General Sessions. TbiB is a creditable by John Sullivan, shoemaker, who bad SECOND 'e, MO ' - rJoll T `_ , antipathy. . Davidson plow; 2d G. Peni 4-* * _ . . farmer near Washington, Iowa, was Sho, f r so large a county as Huron. his stock and kit insured in the Canada nroe ) 4 ' Monroe pl' I It 1'1�ja 0 1 # several acts have now -been disallowed Minister of War has given orders that . of Montreal, treated & Marine Insurance Company forS1,500- plow; 3a R. Dark, ow. . '1king in his barn Sunday night, so- —TrIproudfoot. P by the Dominion Government. The the - Baltic jortg be extended and , ria� several " cases of eye ailments, in Clinton, On inspecting the premises after the Bars' CLASO.—C. Mobie, Humphrey . .--- .__ � companied by his two infant gone, I at of the three was an Act to incor- strengthened at once, and directed the 8 e, last week, among which was that of Mrs. Are, and examining the stock saved, the plow,� fir . . . w� nth loft fell in crushing all three 0 - - . SEAFORT'11,FRIDAY . , Nov. 10, 1882 porate the Emerson & North;-WeStern .construction of earthworks and batteries beneath itii The bay caught.fire from A Jos. Allianson, who has suffered from a inEipector came to the conclusion � that MORRIS. - - . . cataract for s6me time. Mr, H. Morgan, I Sullivan was a fraud, and the Company The annu - __ Railway Company. This 'Company tq� protect the harbor of Memel at the Jamp the farmer was using, and both � � al -plowing match 'under- . -e who also underwent an operation, is would- not pay him the amount of i . Egyptiaa! A:ffairs- �:_ ' boys and seVeral cows and horses wer I "- the auspices of the Morris Plowmerilg I proposed to construct a railway from a north end of Curigebehoff, the now ' � Mile to distinguish objects quite suranee. Johnnie, therefore, Sued. the Assobiation, was heild on Tuesday, I - horned to, deatb� I now I I t � Theworkof producing order out of, point on the west Side of the northern extremi ' - MISSIONiRIES TO SIBERiA.—The con- Company, and the case was tried at , is Red River tyj of the: German, clearly.1 Nov4mber 7th, on the faxm of .M.r. - - the chaos reigning in Egypt, isr, it must opposite the town of Emerson to Nel- Empire. The erectiOn of strong earth- gr.egations of two of the largest colored —Mrl Thos. Connell has sold his farm iWalkerton, last week, resulting in a Johri Wheeler, on the 5th concession of � . - I � � ches in New York city — Shiloh of O oncession of ,verdict for the defendants. The jury, Morris. The weather in the ,forenoon -ble admitted which over way we view sonville, and thence nortli-west to a works to (lefejud tbe�harbor of Pillan, at chur ! r. J. Churchill, * g I the verdict, stated: 11 We . . I I a ery promisin emg a - I Presbyterian,and Bethel African Metho- Goderi6 Township, to M in returnin was not v g, there b i I the question, making icompaxatively point on the western boundary of the the entrance bf Frie behoff, the Qxten- sum of $3,000. It is said that lie plaintiff made a wilful and . . I . . diet E cyipal,— were surpr1sed last for the find that tl - slight falling of rain all the morning,but I L . I , I . . jecond was entitled Sion and compleiti6n,of the fortifications Ssbba, evening when the pastbrs an. Mr. Connell has ma I slow progress. This is not to be won- province., � The ,F - Oe de a lucky strike in �raudulent statoment to the Insurance ,which cleared off in the afternoon. , �ies that th Company, by an over-eStimatiou of the I dered at considering the diffionli 11 An Act to incorporate the Manitoba in eastern' Prusaia, a especially those n'�unced their resignation, and inteia. Dakofail. the railway running right - There were twelvie entries in all, 4 in . . . I I impede the re-orgau�ization of society in Tramway Company." This Company at Posen, have 'also, �een ordered. An t16n to , accept professorsbips in through his quarter -section, and .a tow" I -�Inount of goods; insomuch, therefore, -first class, men; 5 in second class, men, -1 _. - t4e Colordd College� of Liberia, Africa. being 1�1,cated thereon. ,�we render a verdict in favor of the de- and only one in the boys' class, bat the I Vr explanatiq l —Mr, - that much troubled and unhappy coun- was given power to cons' net and oper- ,n of this. a t of the military I h he well known fendant," The Judge. 11 I understand .Same boy competed against the -whole I . , I A C ,ANDIDATE FOR THE GALLOWS.—Ill * try. The long peri d of oppression, p iron and wooden tramways to autbdrities of Germany may be found I I carriagq builder of Londesborol, bad a you to mean when he first appl I ied for field and ,carried off the sweepgtake , o ate cbea � a public school at Leavenworth,Kansom, . . misrule and extravagance, has wrought be worked by steam or other power in the,, repeated warn L ngs received from G. Ro�13,9 years of age, acting as lot of cutters made up ready to ship to ,Insurance." Foreman: " Yes.' The prize. On the whole the work done I . � I � - such dire evils, that I t . he reconstruction aloDg the I highways I of the Province. . . 8 well Zonitor reported a boy of 12 years, Manitoba,* to fill an order he had re- �udge: 11 I don't know that- you could wasvery gooid, at- the same time there n - the Einbassy -.�Lt St. Petersburg, a . ? r in that Province; have come to any other conclusion, as it amed Winter, for wbiBpering. Before. ceived rom a deale was some that,was not what it should of the interior economy of the country The third was the General Railway as vaitous uniqifficial f ports, tending to n 0 being u able t3 get a car to ship them was about the most fraudulent case Of have been. The interest in these I I . � hisintention could be fathomed the . t ' must necessarily b6'slowand attended ' aseof warlike in tim the order has been cancelled, ins'unkpce that ever came under my no- - . . lot of last, session. Underitanynum- show' the alarmingincre latter ruBli ed upon the smaller boy, and �, ,I -hands matches seems to be gone, as a number 11 . by many drawbacks and discourage- ber . of persons, not less tLan five, could f6eling in Russia,i,la fe6liDg, which it is plunged a knife into -his side, inflicting &ndA * stock will be left on his tice." ofspectators remarked that the swner� . 6 . . � merits. e� utter absence in be incorporated by the issue of letters belie-ved the Russian Government is a naorbal wound. inthe hieautime. —The other evening, as some young that kind of triangle plowing was dig. Then th I - ENGLisI4 EM-IGRANT13 FOR,'UTAH.—Ten —A �ew days ago, while Mr. John people were going home from an even- couraged the �etter, as not one farmer Egypt of that peculiar element, which patent for the purpose of constructing, strongly in sympatby with. The recent I . � )avis, 6f Exeter, was fixing an eave- ing party they saw a horse and light . car 1pads of emigrants paslsd the IL- I out of fifty, outside of the plowman - I a in modern times is characterized as operating and maintaining railways in heay� concentration of troops on the terllatiou�l bridge atBuffalolaRt SuD.. trough 'Ion a house near Farquhar, he wagon standing by the fence in front of I I I . who generally atte7nd these matches, I - - public opinion, adds very largely to the any part of the Province. The reason Russian frontier b, a caused serious -day nligbt, en route for Utah. The slipped and fell to the ground, a distance Mr. Mark Makin's barn, in the towntship practise or allow it to'be done on their . .1 * p�rty'!waB entirely English,neither Scot- of fifteen feet. He fell upon his head, -of Usborne, and on inspecting the ve- farms. The following are the prizo . difficulties, of the situation. The aver- given for the disallowance of these Acts apprehe'nsion in Berlin and Vienna. ]A�nd nor Ireland being represented. and when picked up was found to be in- biele more closely they. found it was winners, and the name of the maker of . age Egyptian neathi-r loves nor hates of the Manitoba Legislature is, that Members of the g'enEr&l. staff entertain .- . sensible. He was taken into I the house, pretty well loaded with live turkeys. the plow used: I � to - . G' ards were stationed at each door, and � - - the:English;,but is willing to obey and they contrav6D'e the settled pnblic.poli- some rather Startling tb6orieBon the n one -was permitted topasswithout when the necessary stimulants were ad- While standing there discussing the , I . � ' , and he is now nearly recov- strange apparition, two suspicious -look- FIRST CTASS, MIEN--lst H. White, of worship, pven after �hi% own style, those ey of the Dominion, inasmuch as they subject of this movement of Russian credeb cials from the Elders, who oc. ministered . the t. ownsbip of Grey, Grey's Imported I I . I - ered. - Ing characters emerged from the barn- . whom be knows have the pow -6y to com- conflict with' that -clause in the contract troops, and it.iB plainly stated by some cilpiea the first car. __ —One day last week4 Mr. Robert vard, each carrying a pair of turkeys, plow; 2d Wm. Martin, Grey, Munroe UA0 TimEs IN JAPAN.—Heavy floods W plow; 3d Alex. Forsyth, Alorris,Munroe - mand and enforce his obedience. He is witIl the Pacific Railway Compan " and advanced hutriedly toward the I . Y III of these that whatever Russia's intexi- - h�'ve caused great loss of life and pro- Holmeq, of. the Clinton New Era, made plow. . � I � . the rnn from Clinton to Exeter,. a dis- wagon, on arriving at which they were quite willing to be � the slave of RD- which the Dominion is bound not to tions may be, Ger any will be found porty'in the central provinces of Japan, tauce of 19 miles, on a 52 -inch bicycle, nabbed and recognized. They begged SECOND CLASS, MEN�—Igt 0. Michie, I . gland, Of the Sultam, or of the Kbedive, ,� permit of the construction of any rail- ready at all points a uld the ill con- aild in the south west cattle plague is . Morris, Hamply plow ; 2d 0. Wilk -in. . . I killing the cattle. � The -financial posi- in exa4tly two hours. He went from a thousand pardons, restored the soon Morris, Gillis plow ; 3d R. Dark, . ' orof the ill-fated Arabi, or of any other ways south of the Canadian Pacific cealed antagonism the two nations . . , Clinton! toBrucefield, without dismount- stolen property, promised never to do � - . ti(pn of the Island -is exceedingly bad -) � Grey, 4naroe plow ; 4th R. Wilkinsorif power strong, enough to make , him 9- from any point at or Dear it, except I me to the iarbitr ent of war. For c roucy is at 60 ,per cent. discoun ing, in 40 minutes; Brueefield to Kip- so again, and humbly implored their � t, pen, in 00 minutes; and Kippen to Exe- ca on them; and Grey, unT'oe plow. slave. He sees,no inconsistency in such lines as Shall run, south-west or t�ooese reasons there is little wonder that stral national ba,tiks have failed, and �, CLASS— SWF,EPSTA11ES. — Johle * , , I 8 - - I W 0 e, 0 shouting for Arabi to -day, and in cheer- southwarl of south-west, nor to itbi say re the condu�t of the �vhole banking Sys. ter, in 4ne hour. A great many team they, f olishly'accediDg to their request ' F rsy�b 'Culross, Gillis plow. . a Bismarck has had so , -little -to I t' were met on the road, which made it allowed the thieves to depart in peac , I . t6n is reghrded wit� suspicion. J GDdES. — James Pollock, Morris; ing with all the strength of his lusty ,fifteen miles of the American Bound- g ng the E_ : neoessary to slack up pretty often. s that they had gardin riglish - occupation of YELLOW IFEVER. —At Pensacola, Flon- blessing their lucky star L. TaI ker, Hullett; Alex,. Forsyth, lunge for General Garnet Wolseley to- ar'-. This provision in the agreemen . . . 1. A by d�, the yellow fever is very -prevaignt. - —At a recent meeting of the Exeter -fallen into such lenient bands. Six of 8 . y t Egypt, his attention being ocoupi( d y last fifteen new cases were School Board, Miss McDougall was en- *the stolen fowls were taken from Mr. Culross. . � morrow. If the Egyptia,ns could have is now bette'r known as the 11 monopoly �is powerful and aggressive neighbor. a Such nightly prow- I I � STANLEY. . . � - n � i ?4:uted d for 1883, at a salary of $250; David Mill's barn. foreseen that, England wo-uld in the end. olause.11 � . I . — by the city authorities. At- gage v6sp6r, at a salary of $270, and lers are mote dangerous by far than the Tb.6 Stanley plowing Association held - I . I Climergo, Mexico, this 'disease, which Miss I - dra,w her awor& to maintain the au- . By the vetoing of these Acts another I SINCE THE i FORTUNES of ArabiPaBba yer, at a Salary of $230. - their first match on the farm of Mr. I I at first was confined to the lovier and Miss Jennie Hel ,comet, and should never go unpunished. th-ority of Prince Tewfik, no rnler, how- rivet has been driven into the shackles rwere ruthlessly shattered at Tel -el- However, the boys who captured the John McNaughton, Bayfield Road, near � � I � middle c -lasses, is spreadiDa among all During480 ttie rooms will be occupied i in . . � I . . ri ever despotic, Nvould have had more which this iniquitous railway agreement Keber, a characterless adventurer, c1psees, and twenty-five - deaths have as follqws,: No. 1, Mr. Gregory; No. 2, deserve great credit for their promptn ay last. The I '- I .. � I � oocurred during the past ten days. Miss Dick�on ; No. 3, Miss Vosper; No. in arresting the invaders. - weather was delightful, and the match I apparently loyal dutif al '�Iand . obedient inflicts upon Manitoba, and still further claiming to be� the Imam Mandi, or 7 � . . . I _. �� . , CHuRcH's DUTY.—The New York __ .. -1 vi as in every respect a most gratifying . ' ' TrIF 4, Miss � Atkinson ; No. 5, Miss McDou- subjects than the Kheaive ; And the in. con,firms and assures the monopoly the last propb�,t. Allah will send to Episcopal Chuicbman, after reviewing gall; No. 6, Miss Helyer. Plowing Matches. success. The field selected was -well f Burrection recently'crushed. out by the which the Pacific Railway: Syndicato conquer the ene"es of Islam and rule t e recent views of Herbert Spencer on —The Brussels Post says: "Croup can TURNBERRY. adapted for the purpose, and althcugh . . � � . I � ' be cured in one minute, and-tbe remedy the land was Somewhat dry, the work power of English arms, would never have acquired in that country. For Supreme over tb - e world, has been col- I t4e dangers vnith which the Republic of gar. The way to A plowing match in con-nection with done was admitted to be as good ' is simply alum and sug cultural Society was . have,occurred. And now that it is this, however, the Syndicate are not to* fecting am army in Southern Egypt, and the United States is threatened, speak- the Turnberry Agri ' ny match which has taken -place in i ' accom,Jisb the deed is to take a knife on the as a known and felt from Alexandria to blame, as they are Simply exacting the apparently getting a strong following. Ing in rQard to his rernark that 4 not held on Tuesday last week, the count , There was a very large at, I I - . lack of information, but, lack of certain or grater, and sbave off in small parti- farm of Robt. Curry, Esq., East Wawa- y con To such"a person London cles a tendance of spectators, and all seemed i .. , 0 There were ten plows on the Khar-toum that the.throne of the Xbe- fulfilment of the conditions of .the - , says the teaspoonful of alum ; then mix . I sentiments is at the root of the n�sh. to manifest the deepest inter -eat in the . dive is propped up by English bayonets, tract they entered into with the Domin- News, all Mohommedans would kneel says that it is the duty of the it with twice its amount of sugar, to -1 . . ground, being the smallest number of � I Roilurlrlh to correct this evil ; � that 11 this make it palatable. AlmoBt in8tantane- entries for several years. On account prooeedings, and scrutinized the work he Will command the most abject fear, -ion. We are not disposed either to and serve. Were Jae to appear in this llow." What does the ; of the different plowmen. very closely. I . . � kind of logic lifts the Church far above ous relief will fo of the very dry fall, the ground was not I ' i 11 I - and slavish submis4ion of his subjects. blame the Government now. In dis. character as a conque!ror at Cairo, the the State in social importance," and editor of the Post know about croup in prolper order to make good plowing The f lowii�_g is a list of the success- - � of the Rho- that 11 republics, cannot exist without anyway? , r) ful competitors in the respective Since the decisive battle of Tel -el -Reber, allowing this; 'Legislation they are pur. - eclipse of Arabi, as well as I but considering everything some excel�l . Englands, pohey with regard to Egypt, suing the policy which the people's dive, would be complete. The Sultan rqligion. " I - —Mr. Neil Fox, formerly. of Clinton, lent work was done. The day being classes : i I - writing to the New Era, from Nelson, FiROT Cx.Ass, Mxtq.—Four entries — has been but disinall� foreshadowed- representative;"s a,utborized them to do, himself would cease to think of the THE NtWMARRET RA.cEs.—The Lou- te of the 17th Oct., fine there was a large attendaDoe of ISODdr-can McEwen, Stanley, Monroe I - E_Dghish troops still � occupy the country, and wb . icb was ratified by' the people Caliphate in' the presence of such a don, England, Standard thus describes Manitoba, under da fine fall Spectators, both ladies and gentlemen. & Hogan plow ; 2d Wm. Delaney, Hib. . . ; the weatbor at the Newmarket Races Says: 14 They talk about their -. The following is the Let of successful bert, Monroe & Ilogain 3d -R. and in all probaQity will remain there themselves at the last general eleto- potentate and representative of Allah on October 24, the day on which the weather here but if the experience of competitors and the names of the mauu- Plow; , I . ' ullet Monroe & Hogan for some time. The interests of Eng- tion. on earth. The Imam Mandi is to come, last of 'the great autumn handicaps the .Past three weeks has been a fair facturers of plows used: Anderson, ]EI ti land and of Europe in the Suez Canal, � lef so. should have been run: The -Cambridge- specimen, then I don't wanb much of it, First Class—Men.—lst, Alex. For- plow ; 4th D. Reynolds, Hullett, Miller .. We notice that the disallowance of according to Mohammedan beh. , � . . and snowing all plow. I . sbire day of 1882 will never be lorgot. for it has been raininar � syth, Brussels, (Munroe plow, Seaforth); axe vastly too momentous, that they this legislation has creitedthe most companied with great signs and won. that time. This is a` great country. for 2d, Thos. Miller, Whitechurch, (Tees- SECOND CLIES, MEN.—Three entries. - I ton by those present at Newmarket ders for � I to -day, for not only did the rain. fall in � snebard, Turn - should be again jeopardized; and 110 intense excitement in Malnitoba. In- &rB, and he will appear shortly before . achiuery—they have Belf-bin water plow); 3d, W. B1 ' —lat Charles Upshall, Ribbert, Monroe - � long as military force is, ,required to dignation meetings have been held in 'the Judgment Day.' He comes on a heavily from an early bo,.ir this morn. every 25 ac ang, and for every berry; 4th, J. Swallowell, Teaswat & Hogan plow; 2d James Laut, Stan- - - . i p g, but af ter it b ad cleared up an d the three or four farmers a threshing ma- erl ley, Miller plow; 3d John MoEwen, I (Teeswater plow). . guard and advance these interests, the several places, and the Government and W hi te horse, and at the head of an army , ' m , . I u ppared fresh discomforts were ChiDe. This town is growing, but badly Second Class—Young men from 18 to: Stanley, Miller I plow. I . I - . occupation of Egypt by the English all concerned have been roundly:- de- all mounted'. on white horses. In this added. By the time the majority of needs a railway." 21.—lst, Robert Watson, Lucknow �. Bo-ys ix SoD.—Three entries — lot - � � troops will be continued. In some form nounced, and all manner of wild threats there is a mspifbst trace of Scriptnre visitors bad reached the Heath the —A lady member of St. George's ' � - . � - (Grey, Egniond-ville, plow); 2d, Thomas James , Hogarth, Hibbeit, Monroe & � � I � or other, by whatever name it may be have been indulged in. But the people ideas, which t�e Mobariarnedans have wind blew.. a perfect hurricane, ai�id Church, Goderich, has made a beautiful H. Miller, Whitechurch, (Patterson i Hogan plow ; 2d James Miller, Hib- � . ; ; � gregation of two tablets, I - . called, an EDglish I YOUDg and fast Provincle are followed, and where the Hebrew Mes� r4in,. Snow and hail alternately fell, gift to:the cong . bert, iMonroe & Hogan plow; �3d - . I . . that . containirling the Ten Conimandments, Bros., Richmond Hill, plow). James McFarlane, Stanley Monroe & I Egypt appears inevitable and unavoid- somewhat excitable. They are getting Rianic notions may be traced. It bears makibg the afterfioon the most wretch- � Third Class.—Ut, John Forsyth, Hogan plow. I � q . xperienced. at the headquarters which are placed in the edifice, one on I - ed ever el i Glenaunan, (Teeswater plow). I able. Not that England wants Egypt. up their backs too late in the day. If at the same time a Strong resemblance of the turf or anywhere else. The each side of the chancel. The lettering Fourth Class--lst S. Leggatt, East Bays IN STUBBLE. — Two entries— % 6 , 0 * is in plain English text, oA gold illumi- Ist-John Moffat, Stanley, Miller plow; She has no d sire in that direction. they had displayed - the same energy to the Kalki Avatar of the Hindus, -sforn�l increased in violence as the after- Id Wawanosb, (Teesw'ater plow); 2d, W. ; ' ' noon 1 wore on, and by the time the nated ground, with a bliae and go, Curry, Bast Wawanosh, (Brantford 2d 'John Graham, Stanleyo J�Uer But England's interests in the country and Spirit of . 'opposition when the which is to make its appearance on a border, and gold Stencil rMl, the mul- . . plow�. I - . L E m' &Ad the peace of Europe, alike demand t&ilwa,y agreement was befoi e white horse, and when the'white horse - �ul ,ters were -hoisted for the Cam- -, having a cross on gold Plow)' � b-ri( g sbire it was so bad that the Stew, - lion on each HIBBERT. Mr. John Moffat was awarded a . , I . that an equitable,strong and permanent parliament they might have' ac- stamps its foot the Kali, or. black age, is ards 'Very properly- decided to'postpone ground. The tablets are very hanc- The annual match under the anspi- special prize of a pair of halters, pre- - - .1 I I the two other items on the some, well proportioned, and in every Benied by Mr. _O'Nteil, government should be established there. complished Something,, They then to end, and the Crita, or golden age, will Abe race an � c � way a credit to the taste and generosity ces of the Hibbert Plowing Association And in the present aspect of affairs the I It is further reported that card. i . was held on the farm of Mr. John Nor' fonthe'bc,id "fearing" in stubble. knew as well as they know now that begin again. . � ; I _ _� of the donor. i I ; . I , ris, 11th concession, about a mile from The following is a list of the prizes - only European power able and willing this objectionable clause was contained the mass of the population believe in- ' I ]Elnron Notes. —on Sunday morning last, Mr. James � � . � �; . the village of Cromarty, on Tuesday donated to the society: A plow by to give such a government t`o� in the agreement, aLd they had not one this ever.victorions False Prophet. Six oskeiy, of Gorrie, noticed that the old I I � . . Miss Reid, Who left her home, in Cr last. The weather was wet -and Some- Munroe & Hogan, Seaforth, valued at - Egypt,. is England. The presence in word td.say against it. Their represent- thousand men, Dr. Schweinf arth says; - ayf�,eld, 9, short time since, has been shanty opposite the English Church, in. what disagreeable, both for- spectators 61q, given as first prize in men's first - ' , � . Cairo: of Lord Dufferin, the British atives in Parliament voted and spoke were mamacred. in tand near KippeD. � - - . that village, was on fire somewhere on and PIOWMeD, but notwithstanding this � class ; a scuffier by A. Campbell, Sea- ! —*s. Wrightman, of Belgrave, has the inside. By prompt action he Sue. drawback there was a large crowd of forth, given as second prize in men's ambassador, who has So signally dis. in favor of that agreement as - it stood, arrIiT, which is reported to number 150,_ c ased a brick residence, in Clinton, -leeded- in quelling the flames before any � tinguished himself at Constantinople in 'one ' ., ,urc JMr. Isaac Jackson, for the sum of damage was done further'than the burn. the former present, all of whom seemed first class ; a cultivator by Miller & . . and their constituents had not I 000 men, and is, desperately brave. - As ft � -ed at $14,given as . I I r to manifest the deepest interest in the Tedford, Clinton, valu the, recent critical negotiations with the word ' own of Obeid has fallen, .1 I . ing of a small hole in the floor. On cast- . . which each competitor did first prize in men's second class; . . of reproof' or remonstrance to soon as the t , . � ! manner in � I ' Sublime Porte., gives an un4oubted offer. - When by their consent this the army, it is. expected, will march on —Mr. Ronala, of the Brussels Engine ing hip eye around, he was Surprised to bia work. Competition was not so keen 58 by A. Bishop, M. P� P. I , given as first �, - I )rlis, has a new steam fire engine see e' ht large turkeys lying on the floor. I - ' WC 19 as in some former years, as it was said prize for boys in sod ; 35 by Mi. Goo. assurance that . the work of the final monstrous agreement was ratified and -Khartoum. Dr. SchweiDfurth also states � ' - . rJearly r"dy for the city of Brandon, with their heads cut off. It was after, inany plowmen from a distance were E. Jackson, of Egniondville, given M . and complete pacification of Egypt made�thelaw-6f- the land, it seems that the Governor of the _ auitob�. . wards lound that the turkeys belonged ' ' T . kevented from coming through fear third prize for boys in sod. . shall be, well and thoroughly accom- childish in . the2 extreme of them mates that during the war 30,000 of the , —Mr. R. Hastings# of Turnberry, has to Mr. Edward James, from whom they that the ground would be so dry they I � plished. The fears entertained in some to squeal now when they are com- False Pro bet's followers have . .perished. 118nted his farm, on the 6th concession, had been stolen the night previous by could not do themselves justice. ' The The following gentlemen acted as . �. I i , c' ' 11 T 7 his son, and has gone to reside in some Sneak. . jud es :—Men'!3 class — Adam White. I . . to field selected was adlinirably adapted � , I quaxters, that the - policy of England mencing to feel the first -effects of their . . NVingham. ...- —The Clin bon'Record has been shown for the purpos , e, and the soil being of a for , Rodgerville; James .Baird, FAg- ' . I - I and the policy of the either powers of - 0 D. folly. That the . results of this ,News of the "Weelt. , a letter from Mr. Albert Pay, formerly 1i lit moildville, and Wm. Moffat, Stanley. w I I —Mr. James Pickard, of Exeter, has g nature it worked well notwith- . i Europe respecting Egypt must neces- monopoly will be disastrous- to that RY E— The River Neva, 1. St. three Steers aged 1, 2, and 3 years, old of th4t town, dated Brandon, October Standing its dry condition.' Although Boivs' Class.—Jas. Cowie, Sr., Stanley; I ave proved utterly country aswell as injurious to this, al- . 11 n a )tion qnd *eigbiDg 1550, 1915, and 1900 lbs., "Owing there was and had been for 24 hours arpes . I. 25th, from which its gives the fo J � : Patterson and Geo. Walker, sarfly conflict, h � Petersburg is fu of ice a d n vig . I I I Arebie Matheson has come is closed. respectively, extract: I : Tapkeismith. grouud-less. To the credit of, the Glad- most any person must admit, but how STORMS.—A violent storm swept �ver � —The :People's Cheese Factory, at back from Dakota, and is going to I �reviously a drizzling rain, there had I I , - ocat� not moisture enough fallen to penstrate to learn that after pay - stone Administration, it must be said, M. - I the earth to any depth, and even 'in Nve are glad IV " fis it to be a -voided ? The Paxli&ment:Of Denmark Sunday night, doing much Go 'e, has been closed for the season. ueax here. He does not like the Unite iDd all prizes -1 and ex enses the As- -that while in all the negotiations with ! e September make, amounting to $87 States land regulations, and there are - p Canada, by an overwhelming majority, damage on land and Bea. Th this light soil the furrows turned up sociation will have a considerable aur- a' ! HOG CiFOLERA.— Hog cholera is ra�ing boxes', has been sold at 12 cents per plenty doing as he bas done. J. NO.' I the Other Europe n Powers regarding gave aa.s�ent to the estalishment of the . . dry and brittle. There were in all ten plus left over for next year, so that the in GVrant -and Lafayette counties, Wis- pound. Cartney, Hugh Thompson and H. Gill. , sidering the disadvan-, * Egyptian affairs, the independence and -; the people of Canada., have consi . . —Tt isistatel that Mr. Gabriel Elliott moar were here yeSterday—they have plows, and con Stanley Alissociation's Match may now honor . monopoly n. In 9 I ome instan ceB whole droves . - tageous circumstances alluded to, the bb considered ar, established institution, - , .. I be re-elected to the reevesbip of gone west for f arms ; they lik I 9 - � . Of England �bave been jealously since approved af the action of their A. i e d. , Will 1 ,e it vWt work done was most creditable. There' and from the excellent beginning made guarded, a respectful deference has been representatives, amd we do not see that : NEW I14DUSTRY.—A wealthy English- Goderich Township, but that Mr. White- If you don't hear much about Mani�oba WiLEi one noticeable feature worthy of' we may fairly expect that it will in. ,. . . maintained towards the views and there is very much good in now kicking � IM111 has brought 22 ostriches to New ley vfill retire from 4he deputy reeve- now, T can say it is booming all thl mention. I Every plow used at the! Crease in popularity and riaefalneos . her Great Powers, - ` York, and intends to establish an oB. ship.� . same.',," I match was of the manufacture of Mes-� year af ter -year. wishes of the ot - against our own actions. If we have trich farm in the United States. , _Oes'rs. Ogilvie & Hutchinson, of —The Goderich Star, of last week I are. Monroe and Hogan, of Seaforth,I � There is just now no disposition appar. don God6riM Mills, have made sale of 2 500 8&ys:'The enterprising' Fishers have � awrongWo must abide the con- OILB;6 4ING.—Transactions at the i which circumstance spooks morel High C - , � . ent on, the part of any European Gov. sequences, and . profit by experience. - Pittsburg Oil ExcbaDge, Saturday,were barrels. oi flour to the Pacific Syridi�ate, just brought bore from the United loudly in behalf of the implements! ourt of -Justice.—Chan- . I - ernment to thwart or hinder the Policy The people, of Manitoba may hold tbq,,I9,rgest in the history of the tind the stuff is now being shipped to States two very valuable stallions. One turned out by this firm than words can ! eery Division. - . . - Exchange, aggregating over 9,200,000 Alizoma Mills. is a,,, handsome, full-blooded roadster, do. The following is a list ot the sue -'I . The fall sittings of this Coxft w,ere _ of England in this Egyptian affair; but, meetings, pass condemnatory resolu- barrels. : -1 . —August Rckmier, of Ethel, bought with ample pedigree and other qualifil I held at Goderich Met week. Chauoel. � cessf al competitors : - � on the contrary, a more or less strongly tions and make wild threats, and all ANTHONY TROLLOPE ILL.—This famous A farm of 60 acres, about seven miles cations that will recommend him to ,� lor Boyd presided. The members of ' . I . � I '�Of EXTRA CLASS.—Opell to ill — Four expressed desire that England' Should this will afford them an opportunity to author is very ill, it is feared fatally So. from Listowel, for 02,500, an! d intends lovers good stock. The other animal the County Bar presented His Lordship . . I .011 im. entries—lot Paul Boa, Hibbert; 2d D_ with -an address of welcome, to which have her own way with Egypt ; such expend thei; wrath in a harmless way, � Even should he recover it is expected giving up railroading and going in for is a magnificent Norman Perchet , Ewen, S � tauleY; Bid Wm. Delaue,v,l he made a suitable reply, after which ' that the novilist?s mind will be per- I farming. .. ported from France in 1878. He is un- MC _ has been the conciliatory, moderate and but that is all the good it will do them. manently affected. - —Thelfirst cattle fair of the season questionably one of the best of this class Hibbert; 4th Charles Upshall, Hib. the following Cases were taken up and 11 eminently prudent � course- of Mr. Glad- -They have made - their own bed and "olitical of horses, and there can be no doubt of bert. � disposed of - : . I A POLITICAL FALL.—At a p was 'held at Brussels, on Thnirsday of I FIRST CLASS, MzN.—Open to plow- S . � stone's Government sa tor the public they niust lie on it. meeting ii� -the Chicago Stock yards the last ivee There were between 30 and his becoming a general favorite. While � cotmer v4: Scotmer.—Action for � - . - , �- � men within the township — Four en- con _ . I other night, aplatforin holding a large 40 h ad of cattle and 18 Sheep on the not q4ite as heavy as the Clidesdale, he struction of Wkill. Decree�lwd to - opinion of Europe as expressed through � rou7 " ke —1st Peter McLachlan; 2d Robt- be - sold and after payment of costs, ___ ____ . number of persons fell. Over a dozen g rid. Some good sales were made. has proportions and strength that ma tries - - � legitimate channel$. TRZ Toronto Mail has been placed in 7 —On il�e 80th ult.,.on the farm of up a beautiful animal, a,nd as there is a Hogarth, lot 24 ; 3d Robert Hogarth, � balance to be paidc into - � were injnred. Several arms and legs ! i court, and $10# ure &a yet, to a ratber ridiculous attitude,though that were broken. . Mr. JaMOB McClure, on the let conces- growing sentiment in f avor of the Per- lot 23; 4th Edward Hamilton. . � -8 year to be paid oat to Airs. Mary It is perhaps iremat 9 . ! - . - � i -fAss.—Open to boys between' S Otmer half yearly. ventlare any conjdature as to what the is nothing very. unusual for it. It opposes DEATH OF A MILLIONAIRE. — Jerome sion of Colborne, 78 bu,phels of fail wheat cheron stock, the Meosrs. Fisher are SECOND C : C � � . I I I : 4. Kidder, an eooent�ic millionaire, died were-' threshed in 30 minutes, by the likely to be repaid for their investment. the ages of 16 and 18 years— Two en -1 lkieckenridge vs. Ontario Lown " internal autonomy of Egypt may be, the Crooks, Licensing Act because i. I at Boston, on Supaay. He�' made ex- steam thresher of Mr. Henry Habel, of —The London Advertiser of Tues- tries -1st James Hogarth; 2d Jamesl Debenture Company.—An action for when the changes and reforms that are removes from local control F I day last, bas the follo 'wing: A short Millax. i I tW , 'agning tensive bequests t,6 charitable 'inotitu - thattownship . � spOcific perforwanoe of an agreemeat : � ; I ; inaminent shall be oonsuintnated. But. of Licenses, and it surports the demand tions. Deceased accumulated his for- —On F,riday e,vening last, Mr. and tirae agoMr. George Morrow, of Goder- Charles Upqh&U, of Hibbert, WAS, made by the defendants to convey .to ; � it is not, unlikely that responsible of the elergymeri to make it trize in theoil. business. , Mrs,'A. J, Anderson, of Wingham, C43- ich, was in the city, and while heralost awarded the prize for making the bOdil the - plaintiff a farm in Colbornj�, and - - PROTECTIVE bratqd the. 25th �'anniversary of their a valuable and highly prized dog. finiah, and Mw5rd Hamilton for for damages for delay in qivingpopmas. Ministers shall be chosen from the most -sorapalsory to have the . Bible I DArsCONTBNT wrriff THE I I ,TAmPT.—A. widespread diseoutent ex- mitro*% A nurab4 Of invited gueRbs Yesterday Mr. Morrow, while waiting standing most eirect'lietween the 910* Sion to- the plaintif!. iridgment w,se . — intelligent classes in the country; that taught in the Publie sehicow. . � . I I . . � I , i 1�1 III 3 o I I I I b Om 950 1 9 4 lists among the agricultural and trading were, present, and, after an excellent at the Richmood street depot, was Bur- handles while at werk. given ordering speoifio perforname, I . . thew at&U be &� more e%witable and The one position is diametrically - op. !closes in the Baltic provinces of Gar-] supper had been served, a very-plesmani primd to have a dog jump upoh laim The following goullemen acted as� and referring it to the Magta to . I- : � . ! . i : � I . . . I . I li . __ . I .i . . . I L � I . .. . � - 11 I I I - I . . I L I " - - ! I I I I I C . - I I wwmnm� . . � � � I � I � I - - - - - -----,--.---. - I � . .- . . � .- � L - L I - , F - / - . . N6VZWR91P. t � , I . — Emm" . =M----- 11 I the ,dainag sojea � .1: .ut-ij. i .. I I I J�� t . r ;Z ..... �� vs. B11 I V0,02pel the defenda 'd- J 11 .. of Kinear, lne� . .jaJor OW and &aminio -;m Matheson, f� .0 s I P,flby ]A,cpbersoul I . . r -ad the .Oar ,t i a; , P, I Vntigalieges tt& I 4 - Ou never accounte agme 1 1 J, . n to acCOT Rem �' .the MaLs r to take �7 ell vs. W113dd A SP% ,a V_.ry Of In0n1kV 10 -g 'addell & 44axli"`� .ei.. with -costs" welsh vs. stand - y.—A,etion for I r ,61i propert;y deStrOj JJels. Dlismies--d wil tobe retwne—�' , L 1130iwen vs. Shafl, . � , I 90sion of dis`Putc� JidgmentfOr ilal� i I — i . 40aj . . - I 9 —A Buffalo lad', toul baA her ear - b! . 901108P' at a f n -e' - 34911t. Her little 8 sloo. . I -.,Last S-anday . . � I - `1I : veniug, 11.4.1t] i 11 Son of Wn 04Y . - w,cidentally -fell I ; � V! as drowned. . i _The� widow of ,ot Hamilton, Arow P,..een . Presented I ._ ve $1 L" ;P�ill .r43cei L , , V, ravellers' A18601011 14usbarld was go mf L i I —A mon u-ment; I! of the late: Belleville d12E' ,*.&.a nuveii,ea last I I - t4e superlDtendeti . #ierrilsof that ins� L I —Mrs. Call, of � Jody, 710 years of a track was strucl 3jilled on Saturdal � v7as mutilated I The old ialay e, da,rs or attempti L them. o —This time it 1 1 fool,ed with a I � . mirar,ulously escla brown, �of Farmi ", � i Ing a fowlingpi . 4he barrel down I Ilcoil forced thi l, was a,sort of t J!ragmejits of the I . � jeatleman"is eYes� - iight was u-ninjur � 9 i —Mr. ikunas, � � . L met with a, veq I !thursday last, IL' Imth vith his 035 *as lying unconsc In that state till a. I vhen be recoVere 1cles, - I - him -self how� � Supposed by othe . - 1by thestick to Wt Ltached, as blood ; is Dose and ey8a � .. . i —In Bond st �Sunday night. Re bf the areatest�, I I . phould guard aiggl iorolies. They - �hands and are I ; jand w3rkingmel The Governmen i -The monopolists � I i. . � � ,in time, howl-rIV - - � 1rise up aga�rist t1 � the case in th � � , iattempt to run ti i —captain rc�A' i has now in big. P . - * .land d,,)g which v ,crew of a schooW . I - I I t - L at a distance -1 . I - p, . lin the water wai � �boat for hi -s res a L I � fine on,p, and ha� I . ; 'from the effeCtS � � � i i He must have bi� I � A, � � !in the water. � I . ; ; —Dumfries fal a : ir vith - the m y F !the -market, eac � . 1 best, .that they h 1 trial ion the farm !lot 25, 10th. coi I fries, at noon 4 1 it is intended as] , j h " ! ave -at this �rla 1 working of eae L !33aent to test the. I 1 ca. 1 _,6n the evil . ! iniat., the city of � I . I Vaia� visitod by a. ! � tion, Mr. B. B. I I : being destroyed i 'Which its SUrPOM i . 1 irom. the ielect 1 ' � SLI11aZIng rapidit, I . . i �e Df � ; short Spa - - I ; � LCOVL __Lten aer I L er'eia 1; d,ucea toasb��. L . � ; - � ebtimated, from - i lion do,114,ks. 1 4 —A. m�Lrriea.- i I � eral children, liN i . ! affection for his i ,ciprocated, prev I i -all connection v I : .- � dren, and go wv- � I licity, , lasting fe 1 Meaford a few l , but their presei i I I known. The f L -1 the matter col : 1 concluded to 4," 1 - , - . 1 —A,circular : I , � , - : ZZ ation Yes � i at; Z � theelmamin io; I � C&W in suly, I i I -of the curriculu - - ! i iatate,s that the i a . , men# to the rit, . 'I whiich declares., 1 4 1 I ture anoption.- i t ; didate of study. � � - 1 eller 11 instead ( I t —.k letter r�! � , ; vrritteeii by_ SL . I - - I . - I � I � -1 - I � - I � � � I - - - 2� - _* J . . I 44 I I a art 4 , Of � Pvntarij -_ : I � 0 UP( : . IStat' and a � i 11 1 I G � a has,w . . I I - . . . � - posl4on in a a) . I : ,on1V_ Jobjection : 4 !. .. _. men fron i : The- r pay you . , , . and of ,cour�Be;, r 1 2 i 00M)etent.11 " 1. I - . — Elenry 1 7 ; aboUlt six mjle�, : robUd - the r ! '�rs in Aoll -caeb ; i in hi, a bedrooix � : i i voom allmut i �: I ** #uiiik in A