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I I ------ r— � 8 r I I __ - - � — ----.a--- r I -_ � , . . - . -1 I . - . I I I --- - . I - ' I - I � . - ., . i I f I to Mr.' John � . 4 - � . , I , I i " last issue in reference . . � ''. � . . on e tow ship, he wished the Associ- ay! —A -iss Richardson has withdrawn ; :1. � 4a A*,hbt on tXVo ,to dians and ha�.f -breeds prior to the t- the Te�gmatm family assisted by Mr. over th n I lie Board's offer of Burgess, of this - place, io entirely in- . . , ace lice of t - . .. , every success L L . T # I breai. Ea�h lady, also, - in her own CharI9.9, Kelly. , The ,entertainment I is 'ation ' in the future. Mrs. er t6 correct, It must have bee . 1 $25 over � - 42LL 14,J;. 0% . Ennis iaid that taken so by surprise she 300, a r. �� L ;t� _ . . A highlyl commended b the Press wh ough an increase of John Burges's or a I 4ea e salary.- Tile 11 I I C; . __ f I words, gives I a th illmi d scription of i I . . or- ; I Board are now , - " John Burgess of some . the scenes .she wittiessel and the trcat� ettr it has'been give and we arb sure could ,hot say � anything but join. her ber forn, r — I ', . . � � - .r h NV. H, other place. —The latehard frostsbave . .� - ' dverti� ing � . , � . merit, she recelved , durinj the two ,those attending will be well. repaid for Ilusband in thanking the Association for . 'I 'd apples in this . I I . back to Brussels, and is spoi e a ood many 0 1. .1 MATTERS. . months in which th'ey were in the c br6ublo. -�!Miss Kate Killoran, who the splendid gifts, and that this evenin . orris I a again .! DISTRICT I amp their I I . : rant's vicillitY.—Jr. Archibald Patterson is � . . . _� h ut is ne time, re- wou - an( t wor it) his old stand in G' . . � . - of Big'Bear. The b,)ok thro hag been in St. Marys,for 8oi Id be long remembered by hei I I C Y nleCtiTlg III ,-,,t d0iDg a large bu.Aiiiess in the cider line. -, . __ __ . � . , 0 -man ' --Bide So(Aet , . - - . her family. The chaii called on block. , �� AS well written,, and the Lpa b'ylrs. De- turned home'on Saturday. She has had a � this wee,k.—Ste-phen He bas got a first-class rig for the busi- 1� .1 TO SUBSCRIBERS. laney is particularly so. the i's a clever tsevere attack of erysipelas in the head, George, Forrest for a song, which lie John's ! ch,urch . giv- - - . �., . � . —All the plows, gave in ood sty -le, wfth the assistance 'Drewe leaves' this week for 'London.. ness now, and seen -is to be ' " � I I �, and we might say, an elegant ,writer, t %ut is now ree6verin.g. . 11 . ing. good satisfaction. —Mrs. R. N. . � . osi ion in 4esale I I To new subscribers, THE Exi OsfTalz and besides her .personal history she used at the receilt Hib1bert and Usborne of Mrsi Porrest'and Mrs. J. Slemmon, e tak a a it' the wh I A. . I . - � o Zf 0 — Daff is �very poorly at present.— , il 0 will be given from now until the end of .. h l information concern. Plowhig Matcli,ibut!two, were from the who ga,ve excellent assistance to niake I ious H Ebs, Osborne & Hobbs. I notice Belgrave has two doctors, why I . �� . � Hogan of this the � evening pleasant- and enjoyable. ' wo of �ur Knights of St. Cri8pinvere I . . �, . scrip ing the habits, abilities and treatment of establishment of Mr.' * . - ne of them come here. Although . r's t did not don't o �� '1886 for the price of one yea ; . the Indiana and the capabilities and town. The Hogan Plow is now becoln- Then. the chairman called upon �1. �ndeavdring to have a duel bu le, sober, indus- I li I - . I ' meeting of the Board of our people are, as a ru �� tion. - . I I general topography of the country. The . ing -as popular and co monas the John Shine and Robt. McDonald for a song, al eed A . � � - It] — week and directed trious and healthyl'a good man who ; r�. '1'ea h was held this , THE Ek-POSITOR and RURAL CA�N ADIAN, book is-inten§ely -interesting and should Gr -ay' ,how wow fifteen years ago.—Tle which they gave, a halt was called here T aw understands his business would get a " - 1, - � " in n of the citizens to the I . , , , , 1. an Dale,who was sQ1 to Goderich last owsup er was ready. It was got up .the at ntio � I I . I j: aw excellent agricultural. journal, will be . meet with a large sale. � F . its for gouging out Air. -Isaac blilla'i'a Mrs. t-Innial usual good style.- After of . compulsory va — as deal more to do in the pill di8Den8mg � I I - week -a -1 � .1 . furnished at the yery low price of $2, -,to ' � ,; . I Ainley who has been sick for some time line than b )0881bly could do in smal . . of g D le, � doing arnple�jnstice to the g"d things le 11 I - . AxONG t e forthcoming 'books eye, was tried before 'Jud e oy on 00 . I .1 _ 8111'ging b it - around.—W,' M. place like Beigrave. Although we have I'm all advance paying subscribers. BY sp,,_i,,.1 interest in the '�'Histoiy of the--Pre8by- . Wednesday, and was ;ontenced to one ovided, there was more - h f I ve, r, is again ' no doctor now. we have had them in the W, I , tefian Church . n the Dominion," .by Rev. -Pro- (I I - from - ,roronto . $ ; -the DF nprisonment Ili the county Jail,. gessrs. Forrest �D'Z t3inclai 'has returned 9 . this means ,SZ Local Papar and month's it , 'McDonald --ana SL ) I i � . made lots of money. I - I � 1. I I - fessor Gregg, . D., of Knox College, Toronto, ' ;y :closed mccessfully passed his examina- past, and they all I - ; i �Mr. Richard Denniel has disposed of when the parl wibhing Mrs. having f . . ee ' Ahering information for the I . - I . : : the BEST Agricultural Paper can De got who has b I I I ado is away at � - I .�. � . . . cas in the tion inl' law.—E. E. W - �, i . work for the From, the well- his hotel business here to Mr. A. D. Ennis and family,every suce I I . ; ozen years. I � 11 - ., i i for a very trifling coat. I � kno e author, the care with which ; : I oderich, Guelph and Harriston this Kippen. � I I . - 'kim abilit, th . White I O4..Bru_SseI8.-L--V,Mr'. Harry AbdII f uture. . 0 1 � I Al for ' eat . 11 _Z__ eve vverified, and the inter -ph Clegi is away at Wind- FOR StvIish Caps, - . ;� Aw Subscriptions taken as u al for -fact h been Pat returned home from Nkota last week. . - week.—JOSe * - Shirts, Suii , Alen's Ties, Fancy T! ' whi h natura attaches to the history of a gr Chiselhurst. sor wit 4 a lot of cattle. �9 - overcoats, Cardigan Jackets, Chil- i i ' the Weekly Globe, the AV estern &dver- denonlinatie" ve have no doubt the publication While logging, in Dakota, he was hit on . . .- -en's Knitted Jackets and Hoods Ladies' Ulster - I � . - I � I . : 0 d i P - I ! of this'work Z I prove the literary event of the the shoulder by a haiid-�pike, which re- CuuReir RE-opmxr,Na. — rle-openin� i � I &c. I� fact, for any- il tiser and the Montreal Witness. year. !The publisher is Mr. Blackeft Robinson,. - . a . urich. ing, Dress Goods, Shawls, i - - . t1jinx new and tasty, call at Weistuiller's before T: i sA Ited in aulnj ury t at has disabl.�d him, 'services -will be held in the Presbyterian Z � �� - , McLxA_N�- BRoTAER.A. 5 Jordan StreA, Toronto,'whio will be glad to ' 1. " ' il . M . � � hear of a reliali ' for work, and deca ed portions of the Church, Cbisefhurst, on Sabbath, No- BRiEvs.—The recent wet weather has . rchasing, as his stock ranks second to none. � . Ile agent in each congregation. . � I I 0. - , � t upon the roads, and frecollect that his is not an ordinary country � x �, ;�, - anf- ' I . . 935-2 1 -bone will have to lie removed before he vember 15,at I I o'clock a. in., and 3. p. had a b4A effec but one which. far surpasses anything 'S � I —Thanksgiving day was ob'. up. Business is �- 8EAFORTHITEs AUkOAD.—The Al i store, - I - I I HE. Sujidaly School'Papers, published ' ,can recover. m., conducted by Rev. W. S. Ball, of they are much cut classed under that nainc. lie also sells Harper'ii &I �� . toba. Free Press of the 5th inst. says: by Mr. Black4it Robinson, Toronto- are well 'served in- about h 1 imer in Sea� London Township, form6rly of Guelph. consequently soTewhiLt dull.-Nir. W. Bazar Patterns, snd ladies are respectfully in- - . � � I : � -Mr. Scott, of the firm of Govenlock & ad pted for Canadian Schools. They'are th moved itAo his new residence a vited to call fdr November sheets of fashions� I � � - " _ - e Isua I�alness places .Collection at each service. Mr. -Ball A. Zen . V a ree forth yesterday. Al the bus . � �� " . Scott, ,who purchased the elevator -at -in. number, beautifully illustrated, well- printed - ' I le i 1. � -e will also deliver alecture 'in the church coup f days ago. MARKETS. z . 1. and at low prices. Send for ipecimen numbers - were alosed. S(rvic, s were held in the' It is neatly finish- -Fall wheat, 80c to 83c; � . I .� - . G-ris-wold, is in the city. - To a ri �porter 1. Presbyterian church iat the usual hour, on Mon I day even I ina. Subject-" The ed, an Js a comfortable and ; barley 48C to z I cOm- spring wheat, 60c to 80c I - which are sent Iree- of postage oil application. : � � - I he, said that they expected to run be- I L . . 935�2 L . - Men of War and liow they fought.'! rnodio $place.- r. Harmon Well has - c to 30c ; peas, 55c to 56c ; �, , , . . . . ,and an able and' earnest thanksgiving . M 67; oats, 27 . . tw,-ea 150,0W or M,000 bushels of - ' i L � i - of land, I � - TO BUTTER MAKERS' -'N �*ant and sermon.tr vheq b the pastor, Rev. .A. Mr. Ball'served through the war in the sold hi. five and a half acres - . - . Ve , 0� . of the eggs, 17c ; butter 13c to 15c ; tallow 6c J I I . grain through the elevator duriag the, must have to fill our contract a large quantity of . .D.. M n Id '. it i the evening the. Northwest as Military 'Chaplain, A situate I about' thirty rods east to 7c. . I The elevator has been r lining -'first- C - - - - N ", � I . seitson. class Bu: tter ih Tub and Rolls, NO BUTTER . Oyster social�was� hel i in the Methodist 'most interesting lecture may be expect- Huron hotel, to Mr. Hannock, of Tavi- RYCENT SHIP-mENTs.-An unusually � - I . ' .. � �_ 01 for the past two weeks, and about 2,000 IN PAILS, for which we offer an extra price. I - 0 large amount of shipping was don � � a I -it for church. -The fo't b 11 ,inatch between ed. Doors open at 7 o'clock, lecture to stock, for $320. The purchaser intends � e from I 1 � 1-1 bubhels have lieen received each day. ..Call and see the. bargains in each departme. I : next week. The . � I 7 '' ' - . this month. Exfmordinary value. TitomAS the Seaforth and I CI -_ t6n High School commence at 7 - 30. � erecting a dwelling on the property our station during the last I'll ; � There are three firms buying gram- KvDD & SON. 935 I � I . ! Thursday-. af' . - sprii I principal shippers were Mr. D. Me- - . � - clubs was not playe on I ag.1-Mr. August Hill, of this place, - I " there, and the prices paid are froin - - -, . . . . 4 � I - - ternoon on account o rain.- Rev. Mr. McKillop,. I is erecting a new dwelling house, Of. Lennan, 7 carloads of barley, and 2 of � � � . � T 35 cents to 65 cents. I I ; - .. f , � . ROLLER RINK CARNIVAL - There' .Annand, of A,nelt in West Indies, wil which the frame is already up. Several wheat; Messrs. Cudmore & Dick, 3 car- ; 7 -In a recent issue of the M itou : PTI I NOTES.�The 'matrimonial fever is - ' . I ,� as a fair attendance at 'the roller rink preach in the' re eri*n church in this L also talking about. build' a of fat cattle'for the old country ; f, , , '� � w . . q Y. � still I others are ing. load �' .� Mercury we find the following; . Mr. I ,aging about' Winthrop, and 18 ex� � A. . - * hat carnival on'Fridayevening last, and town.nexi Sunday elvenifig at the usual er to rry off another y g c . Our town is still 'flourishing. -Mr6 H. Mr. Robert Wiaterg shipped a carload � I I 'reenway and Miss . . . - I pect ca 0"" ouple ' � t .1. J. W. G Lizzie Daly, it was surprisina the fiumber and va- -hour. -- The reverend gentleman has been shortly. Some'yoqng ladies have been Happle � Iftw finished taking in his flax, of cattlepurcha8edfromMessrs. Cudmore I 11 � . .� 0 . . . f_� � � . of Crystal City, were married on Wed- riety of head gear 'brought out. Mr. engaged as -a missionary, for many years, ' d his, mill i' . g'f all blast. - & Dick,'to Windsor; Mr. Hutchin- - ; .- nesday. last, The- -young folks I' -ft by ' . so bad as to get their hair cut off, so as an a now runnin , :;,4 _J Fred. Armitaore took the prize for the and is at.present. home on a visit and he to prevent the masculine sex from tak- Large shipments of flour are being made son, of Princeton, shipped a car- � Z:., Thursday morning's train on � ) 0 . � I I . . - - _�Ort largest gent a hat, which measured seven will give an account bf his work in the ing it. I.. from the Zurich mills. Bad roads. seem load oflive bogs which were a,I1 pur- ' � vi,,sit to the metropolis. W e jo ith . .. . '. � . 1 . a feet across the brim; Mr. Ed . Coleman, West India Islands..�-All parties desir- . to be no impediment, as people' will chased in this vicinity at. about 4c per I I � �� I their many friends in wishing ktewm Trip, REFORM*, CLUB. -The regular have t o -n � � . prosperous and happy future,. � I 1. for the smallest, it being smaller than a ing to ittend the free night school, and monthly . meetirig of the McKillop - h � Zurichroller flour. -There are 1b., Mr. Robert Thompson co tributing - I 1. �, . . L � I . I _� � - I I I small gun cap; Mr.- J. E. Parker, for freegirls' sewing claos, are requested to Refortr; Club witl be held in the Tem- Aill n merous loads of apples goin no less than about one-third of the whole . � ical hat ; Miss H. Kidd, 'be present at the Mechanics' Institute throng I li town to be shipped, but the eng � .. - � CHRISTIAN.' Assocr.&-- I the most com . I f hall, Winthrop, on Monday I number, their destination was Toronto. . . _ perance z L. � , Y 0 U N G M E --,- "S for the largest lady'K hat, and Miss A. rooms on, Monday ev�ning next at bal . ,fthe heason must be close at hand. Mr. Cantlin shipped 4 carloads of apples i ,rio-.,T,-We are pleased to learn that evening next at half -past seven o'clock. Oi I ." , � - I Watson, -the smallest. There were a past seven,sharp.:- Jr. W. J. Hall,ofieof 0 1 - 0 for the old country; Messrs. Reith & .1 : I � - . 1. . . this Association, which was but recently good man,& others present with'hats of the two passenge I r 'ho was saved from The subject, 1�1 Resolved, that Female eese to . . -7. . I I � organized., is meeting with considerable .;" I a W, - . Suffrage Would be Beneficial in Can- . I Lumley. Douglass shipped I. carload of ch - I I � . I - � man� shapes and sizesi. I ; . the .wreck� of the Algoma belongs to , ' London, England, and 100 cheeses to . , I . ! success and is doing an excellent work. I - _. __ - .. Winthrop, and is a brother of Mrs.John ada," will be diiieuissed by the following , Tunkips.-A large number of the far- . - I.- - I - . I - British Coluiiibia via Northern Pacific. ,�., Some changes have recently been made - SUDDEN.,DEATH.�-A ''woman named �Govenlock of that village. -Mr. James sides : Affirmative - Adam Dickson i rt�ers in � this part have been busily en- BraEFs.-It'is generally understood I - in the order of holding the meetings.' � - leader, and M. Murdie, Win. Cash and gazed for thepast few days,notwiffi- : . I .1 Mrj�. Mary Meyers, -*ho resided , in af Fisher, son of Mr. 'Robert Fisher of, - : The regular Sunday evening meetings I . �2 James Cowan..." Negative -Geo. Mur- 4Wndin � the unfavorableness of the along the London, Huron & Bruce, that I small house on the gravel road this town, returned home from the I 9- the authorities have decided to give us . ' . , on th6 leader, and Thos. McMillan . F. weather' At taking up their turnips, I . . are still held, but that -i,4 dhe first San- tOth concession of McK.illop, died very Northwest --on Tuesday last, having, die, ' * f - another train, beginning on Monday , � I day' in the month unly, is open to the . . I Pearen and Geo. Turnbull. All are whicherop far eiceeds the most 8an- . � 11 spent the surninergorilthe railroad iti the ., xpe w months ago. t. Thi'will be a great convenience . general public, while i'llie meetings on 'Yfuddenly on- Tuesday * afternoon last. 'Rockies. He was on Lake Superior I nex 8 . As the circumstances attending her death - - cordially invited to be present. guine t I - etatiorls of a fe to the travelling public, and will, no ! the other Sand evenings are exclusive- THE WINTHROP CHEESE FACTORY.- PERE; 014ALS. -Richard Marquis, Esq., ; � ,� - ay - � were somewhat - suspicious, Mr. Andrew during the terrible sthrm in which the . . of Stratfo*rd, . paid a short visit to this doubt, supply a mueb-felt want, viz.,-- - ly for young men. Thp �'Sunday after Winthrop cheese factory sold their May I .1 . Govenlock, J. P., issued his warrant Algonia foundered. 1 1 1 - ularity in our. mails. -Mr. James 11 ' . i reg, I � � :e a 8 . nooR Bible Class h( well attended,an . - I . . and June cheese 'for TJ cents perlb., place f w d y ago. He still retains - I I '. I for the. holding of an inquest, and Dr. . .. . . . ly. and part -of August, to make a his a al health.-Mis� Kate McEwen, Mulholland is busy shipping his wood to ,I much good is being done'. The present . - and Ju 0 I . -r-11, of Seaforth, cor3neir, had a Hibbert. . " London this. week. -In spite of the bad - . I load, for 8 cents ; the remainder of of Le I __ week- has been observed as A week'of �ampb et o of. . ANOTHER GOOD BuLL.-Mr. David .a bury, has been -stopping in this roa ,, prayer in conjunction with all the Asso-. Jury summoned to rhe at the h use' � August and part ' of , September for 9 nei h o r'hood for the last week or two . ds, Mr. D. McLennan is still receiv- - � the deceased on: Wednesday. Dr. Smith, 'Hill, of th el Sth � concession, has pur- � a few of her many friends; mg large quantities of grain, and seems �� ciations throughbut the land. These l . I cents; part of September and October visit' � - - - I Medical Health OfficerJor the town- -chased another thorotagbbred bull. Thi&. for 10 cents. The che � as anxious as ever to buy all good barley, meetings have been fairly attended, and ; ese are all away Miss anet Anders -on is vialtin her . . ' I . ship, made a, post m6rtem exammiation animal issix months ! old, and was bred * , &c.) at highe8t.prices, I I . : -t I thus far have been very m1resting- of the body. I After . � the' examination from Gibson's 750 guinea bull, and is and patrons are paid for all except that brothe in Hallett. - Miss Ida Couftis is . 0 . . . . I . The week -night meetings commence at of several witn I e8ses't - he � jury, of which one of, th . 6 -best ever brought into the made in October. T. Ballautyne,- visitin ' at Mr.- Charles Cann'& -Miss . ' . ven ; the Su - __ . - � _ M.'P. P., had thirty-five. of the small Ann J. F fe has returned home from I � half -past se -nday eveni4l; , I I y - Rensalil ; - He was pur� I � I meetinrp�; at 8. 15, andthe. Sunday af ter- Mr. Alex. Mu,rchie was foreman, gave -*cbunty. He is -dark -red cheeses sent to Stratford from Winthrop, Exeter, where she had- been for some _� . � t7 hire � .1 noon Bible Clw-s at 4.15. Young men their verdict in'accord'ance with the evi-' -chased from Mr. 'Georie fiffl, of Dela- the last two years� to give as presents to time learning the dressmaking business AIR G. C. 'Pelly, of the. Yorks . I . . I I ., I dence of Dr. Smith, which was, to the 'ware, Iqu,,$200. � dur�enterpr`iaing a . P,.kiDg House, is prepared topay the highest generally are cordially invited to attend I . fr'en � his friends. . � � with Miss Fulton, cash rice for live and dressed Hogs. 935 1. I these iiiectinas. - � I effect that death was c - aused by an abor- is boand'to excel. � Hibbert ,is fast be-, THE TAxEs.-The'�'dllector has start- (From another co' . � p . Ey Go. -On Wednesda after - 0 - � rtion Procured by bef own hands. The- -cofrimg renowned ior! its good cattle; as' rrespo,jident.) , As TH y . * - , ed afid is a very iinwelcome visitor this I . � ' as a superior horses. � 't � -woman did not i fiea;'r i very good char- .. well - for it - BRiEn.-G* oing along the northeast noon of last week, one of those * happy : AR I .i— !I ,� year. There are -$i3,176 on the roll, boundary one is pleased to see improve- events which so often take I our : . . o � A,,*-oTjiF,R I_%NVEX,TIG_N.-DE E1CPOSI- acterand bad been nQted forherdis- 41 I ing, wt, ace in � r.oR.-My .attention was drawn to an . t - - Of this, $4, 100 is for c6imty rate; $4,740 ments in the shape of a neat frame house midst, 'and concern ich, dame � - ; . . solute-babits, and no doubt the jury Staffley. � I for township purposes; $3,600 for nearly completed.inside of a few weeks, rumor says there are More to follow, I articlein your last iss e, headed "'A ascertained th,blrue cause of death. It GOOD THRESHING. -Mr. re- schools, and $960 More for schools from I ; i ' . . r . Good Invention," which pro2ta me tp is a melancholy case, She leaves an 'cently threshed with 'his on the farm of Mrs: A. Horton, and was that of the marriage of Mr. Joseph � i = municipal loin grF#nt makes 'Annie, youngest � ... . . - . about just opposite it a similar one on Mr. R.. Mowbray to Miss � � - eudeaovour through your I umns to aged mother with whom she lived, and cleaner and-trin h engine on the farm: $4,570 in all for schools, and in addition � 11 I I :1 Habk* W f. -Mr. Harry Horton daughter of Mr. John Crawford, of Hib- �! I I draw the attention of those interested in twosinall. children, all in the mostdesti- of Mr. John - �Cnginley,j Goshen. Line, mg. . -� q I ; I . is $110 for engilieering and draini i0ed to go less than seven miles bert. The i I I � 4 I : I - agricultural exhibitions, Ito the fact that tute circumstances. - . 2,616 bushels of g i - marriage ceremony was per- . i � - I many very usefal implements have been . � . - � . . rain in twenty four Some blame the 0ouncil for high taxes e kch orning to his school, he havin' formed in .thd Manse, by the Rev. R., � . . z: I _ , I — . . hours. It was divided anifollows: .1,200 and some the SJott -Act, as they say rem� A his family' to School Sectio $ Y. -Thompson B. D., after which the 11 . � 11 , . ignored in the past and prominence' ' S: v 11 � -The P - b � bushels of wheat; 1, 000 of oats; 200 of t' I yi.ven to articles of little benefit to the , HURON PRESBYTERY. re - that $10,000 wen . from this county to � . happy couple left for a visit among the I __ . - - . 9, �uckersmith.-Mr. J., Dinnin is I . - - I a m tery of Huron met in Calvin's ChurcK, barley ; '200 of peas and 16 of timothy the'Ontario Goverfiment every year and - , 11 I - I i .*I r. For example, ,there has been � d iy .pecte, ome rom the scene of bride's relatives followed by the good. I ! :�.11 Exete Tuesday the 10th inst. There - seed. Nine hundred bushels of this now we must' make up' this amount in t I - . __ 1. - exhibited for the past two years, in Sea- n - - lie r Ilion. -Rumor intimates the wishes of their friends. A , forth, one of oar straw-cintters, with. ,was a ��Oood attendane'e Of members. A wheat was threshed in six hours and taxes. Some more think it is the 1� I �V : ' necessit Of more new houses some- - BRIEFS.-Mr.;Wm. Welsh who lately � I ;_ 1. ro , i I - remit f' in the,General Assembl on the -the work ;�as_ well done, a fact which Northwest rebellion we- are paying for, I I ; 1. reversible gear. having all the con- y I where.- ur popular young teacher, purchased Mr. P. Tr' Illson a house at Itx - i " 1 4 . . unification of the eastern and western 'unbelievors can verify by personal in- and a great many. think we are'p i . � - o . ayl`g AIr. W. 1�aker, has not re-engagged we the west end of our vil age, is preparing V�� !t, I venienctes. for stopping and reversing . # , - - - . * Be n 1� 1. - .A 1 -the rollers, and yet it n�ver re ctions of th rn, spJectio if they chpose. , - for the 'extravagance of the D i i � -, - & �; . Om"on ll�ear. Five dollars more and you know � . - #__ � ceived a ' � . to build a good sized addition thereto. I � . . W I I - � -if A. " , I suppose because it, I � 0 pmsing notice. mittee, occupied the attention 'of the 1. I - . , Government, for the Globe, Sir R. J. I . ttyshfpped this week .� - I � " � what yot have, or change teachers. Messrs. G. & J. Pe i. . I - - - I . Presb tery for a considerable time. W. �; -!-, � with other implements,. had been expung- y Tuckerismith. Cartwright.and THE EXPOSITOP. all say Risky.- isses Logic and Eadie are for ille American market, three car ., t �i I � � McIntyre, Pfinci al. of the Lades' Col- , .. ad from the list as not worthy of recog- p - * they are raising our taxes. The -collector 1P . � P - lege, Brantford, addressed the court. - A CLOSED. ' Sunday School has been : oeesti of Miss Fyfe. -Miss Kate Me- loads of very fine lambs. Mr. Thomas V� - - � nition in the giving of prizes. However, � thinks if he is bound to stop and ex- * .. - . I I i, ;. - 7 ' lose'd, at Tur er's ab ointme t, for the Ew n als has been visiting her friends Berry has also of late been ship- - , . � I Are do not pretend � expressing confidence c . 1p n ,11 �� toz I . . �_, motion was pagsed . . plain away all these theories the council . - ��; " .be'the patentee of - . . for a co ple of weeks. -Mr. Lewis ping away some very good stock.- �J , r , I n the boll - e and recommending it to ,winter months. ow -At. is impossible 'for . � I I �_� r - the improvement having come by it In " . eg I . will have to get him an assistant. Jim the confidence and , support - of Presh . children to attendl regularly, in a Towers is busy threshing in this neigh- The Rev. R. Y. Thompsonhas recently , . -1 - X Mr. Wm. Long-� borhood ithhionewSarnis Separator. started a communicant's class which I has � i the same manner that most of -,our I y ANOTHER QONE.- , . �.� _..� I , I . brother manufacturers come by their 'terians. As Mr. Henderson, of ,Hyde country place, where the - roads are bad .worth. an old'and respected resident of � This is ui Aoubtedly the best thresher thus far been well attended. -Mrs. M. - I � . - and the wea:ther cold. - I . _. 1� go)d invention&. I anticipate your Park, London Tresbytery, declined the I , McKillop, died &� his residence on the' I - . I , i �- � . L . FARM SOLD. -Air R. Plewes, of the' .� � we have 3 et seen, having seen it tested Edwards, of Hay, is spending a few I 1. .. � � � . &nswer. Then why don't you advertise ? call from Union Church, Brucefield, Mr. Ist concession, Huron Road, last week., I I I . I- - � - � 41. '� in a 2nd concession,, .L. i S., -recently pur- M M(,s of grain and 'we are satis- days with M ds in the 0eighborhood - , _� M . _ 'in all k' 9 .en -.1 1. eCoy was authorized to moderate ,� - - Acting on the hint, you will oblige by r. Longworth was a native of Kings, - I , ! I-- �., 1:_; ; -Mr. P. :� _. 1 7 pe ec y. , . I . -C , in call there whenever the- congregation is - bilased the nor bh hal of Mr. Ben. Cros- I fled it does its work rf tl This$ of Belgrave and Wingliam. _ ' . - -, _: inserting the enclosed advertisement � - i 9 county, Ireland, and- came to this I :�! - . .� � !Z . I ; " - , 11 r paper. Yours truly. - Wm. R. ready. A remit from the General As. son a farm, coritain s and. -county in. the 'year 1847. 'He first set-, with his . .ew 16 horse -power VV"aterous Kelly, of Blyth, Couu�y Warden; I I -t _,, i you . engine IV .f. . t, sembly on the aged and - infirm ministers- , Mr. Plewes no, v own two hundred acres f es Mr. Towers one of the was in the village', this week.- � 1�._.r� - - 2 i i � WILSON, Brussels. tled in Goderich, where he resided four , �auada. The farmers in Our ente 1 7 � 11 I - fund, received considerable attention of as good Ian(. as c be found in the � beat . outfi in rprisingtownsman. Mr. G. C. 2 - 4. I - years, -and then yemoved to McKillop toi lookin . I - - .- - . � -- r I.: � . , county- 1 1 . : t their own interdsts seem to Petty, (successor to the well known film . - :k I ,� . a .and with- a few ameu'dments was approv- the farm where he lived until his death.� � - - � � __ . � - 3i I GOLDEN Wi�DI�G� --S�turday,. Octo- � i be aware- of this fact as largi�? numbers of of Messrs. G. & J. Petty) of the York - r , � 9, T A PAiR OF SG-kmps.-On Sunday fast - ed of. Mr. Barr read a minute res ect- - , : I �- p � � � �_.: . I I . � tvi& men named Martin Donaldson and ing the death of -the late Rev. Chas. Flet- � her 10th,being;the 50thanniversaryof the � -king House is buying in, and � _� - ` I r - .He served as a volunteer during th& them a after him daily, the only shire Pao . , McKenzie rebellion.- 'He was 75 years'; - �I z I .- � X . I marriage I � Of Mr. &'nd Mrs. Charles i complai being the have to wait too repared to buy, large quantities of N-1, I . . y % � �A:� 1. I Wm. Carey- came from Clinton with a 'cl,'ier, of Goderi6h., and the Clerk was in*- of age, but for twenty years had been �.� p -1 t- I _Al�. �John Blatch- __ Upshall it w � long fo heir turn. As a �rerrledy for ive or dressed hogs. ' I :� horse I ey had hired structed to a' rid a copy Of it to the �s celebrated in -a very. ?i 7- �1 e , . , �� 1 �_ t _; . I . . . afficted with %sthma, which ultimately, this Air Towers intends running two .ford,jr., of this I surchased ; - I I - - - �__ - � 7 � olding mIsslotIary � es . I - t p ace n I .- . from Swartzs livery in that town. widow., A plan for 1 I wing manner at :their residence on 1 - � , I =� V1. It resulted in his death, although he could; machine next season. Mr. D. L. Thomson's li�ttse an four lots u , I - I � � - , � __ . ohn Street, town o on,that ,attend to his ordinary duties until about . - - . They were not very sober when they meetings and exchange of ulpits was 3 f, Brampton, � : ... I � - p . . I � - . - r - t � . . - . — � �1 - �, . - shortly � I . : , I - , , . . reached here., and their stay during the submittM by Mr. Ramsay, and after a., evening, at 7hich were present their tour weeks previously. He was an in- I on Queen street, and in rids - - k . ., it - z- .", � � .children, gra d! children, and gre ' Bluevale. I moving thereto. The pro erty is well � - . . � afternoon and evening did not seem to few corrections were made was adopted 1. - . � - �� m A at dustrious, hofiesi man, who had no I I I ; - �e grat situated, and was sol by Mr. . _ - I I have the effect of straightening them up The next meeting of Pr�sbytery will _td, childre Many presents, among enemies and many warm friends. - He re wonder' I -,- , - - . A _ '14 �. __ - . � I Tg Thomson at a nice ' advance.- . �� ; any. They aniused -themselves by' driv- held in Clinton on the 'third. Wednesday which was an easy chair for each, were, leaves behind several sons and da,ugh- tr*8tees of our school �. 1i I. if the do vot F -%f - . -i , - 1. made, congram-lations extended, good �:__ -, I . ing the poor horse at a furious rate of January next. . In' Mr. R. Sturgeon, of ,Ori4ka, Dakota, -1 1: �, f . ters, all of. whom 'are grown up and tend to Itakesome steps to repair the 9 - - 7 ,.' i. � I . I � - 0, around the streets agent of the Northern Pa�ifie Railway, � � 'r��_ Z� 1; . , and about '8 o'clock' . * 0 1 wishes betokened, and the presentation doing for themselves. The remains old bar acks of a school building and I � ' - � . , I i �t 9 m, the evening they drove in -to the Corn- . LOCAL BRiFirs. -Dr. Hano of an address. A p6culiar part of the `1 is home spending a few Weeks with his ' - - � : .- . ver, former- were interred in Irishtown cemetery on make it, habitable for the winter. In I . v . . . , unnmg 0 : � .. py were marr . riday last. . its pres�nt condition it is a disgrace to br( y to sayp is 2 mercial hotel yard, and, r occasion was t] kat th 7 ied on F )�her, who, we are a � 1 " I * f al Of ly of this town, but now 6f -London, has A . - � � � _ 1 - -the pump, broke the front axre of the been appointed Secretary of the Local a Saturday, and their golden anni- . . a civil4rd community. There were very low. -Mr. Robert oir, of Us- � � .�:,_ : � �, � =_ - -_ - : � 5i . hug versary occurred oni� a Saturday. The . borne, wbp recently' urch sed from Mr. rli ; � _gy. Mr. George Whiteley happened .Branch of the Irish National League.-. .1 I several 4ays last winter that the'school. L -1 � �- Fj I ellinF house last , - .. A I ,- � 9 'd A rumor is current to the effect that Mr. . had to . I _��, - 11 to come across. them ibout this time an following cornprise the members 'of * Brumels. .Davi& Millar the w I I . A #1 � !Je dismissed because the teacher x . 4 __ 1� � -t they had been abusing the R , occupied- by Mr. Dick, has moved - . , � tha their family viz: Five sons and five 08. A -obert M6Mill' I I . � . � an, son of Mr. John Me- daughters, al' . � THE Boom in Reailymade Clothing and sc.10 ars could not remain in the = - , - seeing I livingr,� (among them being into our village. Mr. Moir has now a . r il, horge and knowing to whom it belonged, Mil 11 � - - �., . , '� f 0 �, e lan, of. Hullet, is laid up with small- and Overconts has :llrcady commenced ,at A: R. school q was so cold, and we are losing � .,.- .f � . . he instructed his he tler, a young man . I Mr. Joseph Upshal7l,'Tuckeramith; Mr nice property, and we trxwt win enjoy I - _� 1i r 3 -i 14 Is . pox. We are glad to be able to say that - Smith's. Large sales made everyday. ]�'o diffi- our seFond teacher, Miss McGuire anced I i horse George Upshall, Usborne, and Mr. John culty to sell overcoats and clothing at ouip! i the chan e and rest, whie� � ;� 11 . I I . , riceo. I his adv T i7 in , na,med Thompson, to unhitch the -the rumor ha's not even the semblance of * I % -__-.!t' - ,!�_ : ind pu n his r � , . U shall, Rullett, and two daughters We never miss a sale for every person know i�e main y, pn account of the school being yea,�,A ang past active life enfitle him to. I , " T � . 0 - t tl� W � . to support it. Mr. McMillat _ � � .1 keep only first-class stock. 11 e have 200 unfit t,6 teach in during the winter. It I � � tik, 11 � a -t it i ,table., While Thomp- truth I is 17tra. Vincent and Mrs. S . . oven � � son was thus engaged .,the raffians at- 4 1 - - , I I no p suit is doul�tful if there is such a disreput- i a --P!,'], �,. W, and has been since his return fr� tsto sell before Qhristmas. Prices �to . I �,X. �' : , ., ; '. " I f I . - - , . - tacked him most om Cromarty,) thirty grand children, four- "' . - . Gorrie. � , - .Savagely, and one of the old. country, in the enjoyment of ev , every customer. 934-2 able s -place used for a - � , 7- __ � : I . i T. : - - - , , 9 I , I ., V �H 1: � I j , ,. teen 'lackle, Of a . * ; � � . 7. them stabbed him in the arm with a cellent health, of whom live, in the County of HAY ScALEs.-The -hay scales'were similar purposd in the county, and if the -Mr. Fennel, our esteem- . , � - I - I � . __ L and is daily attendin to on LOCALITIES. , - P, � - - and two great grandchildren, - , � - _- Hur , again sold to I 'photographer has bought a house .- 4 � -, -- -1 �-,. U - - W. H. McCracken this trustees do not soon' take action of their e4 - m 1� � . scene an 18, one in -T-ucke'ramith, and , one iw year for $98. It -seems as if no one will and lot at the north end of the vill�ge, �. _�T , 5! knife. Mr. Lusby appeared on the his.ordinary avocation. Mr. E. B. Wol-, , I � . _. _rtJ1x1_,:_,. ; d took- both men prisoners and Ii- . I � I , I - Seaforth's Comique, has been en- C � I own accord the inspector should be an- � I,* t- , . . I � I - . lod-ged them in the lock-up for the gagged to take part .in a grand concert to romarty.-Com. � . F e as much for them as "Me.," and -pealed !to and perhaps he can tou& and iniends to move into it soon. -Mr. . - !F giv I t .�_ � I � � I ch ; ', �. ight. On Monday fo ' - " � z,n� � I n renoon. they were i I I , a � - - -1 . be given by the PAIme n band he is also a good man to look after them. them Archibald McIntosh has rented a hotel � ; 1%�., .rston tow u a bit. I 1 6 1 , Grey. ,.. 1. I , , L, 'wben Don- on Friday the 27th � instant. -Mr. John - I A MXRITED T316UTE.-It is nowniore � LOCALITIF-S.-The Orangemen of this in Listowel and removes there at an ;_ ., - -r. i �Zught before the Mayor, � __ � . I � �. , _ I ti, � . -1 � - � .- - - , - -r� , T aldson was, fined $1 and costs for assault Dorsey has sold his handsome drivin g- PRE* SF 24TATION. -On F riday evening than 25 years since I first saw the late place had th�lr annual supLxr on the early date. Mr. McIntosh is.admirably F , __ - 1, .. . � -,i 7,�,- 1 - �� and the other was committed to God- )ny for $175.-On"e day last week Mr. quite a -number of the members of -th Mrs, Taylor, of Morris,'and ever since 5th of t John Johnston's. adapted for this busiuess.-Mr. Green, . - I V - - , � " P( e November a __ �'4_ i� 1 -rich to stand Ild's trial before the county . .P_ � -- , I 1� I e R-9bert Winters bad' a carload of cattle' Grey Plowmen's Association, with their she lia� honored me with her friendship. About 60 at down 6 a first-class of Harriston, is moving into the build- �. -i.-- i __ s r - F;, , k. . - - p iin South on the London, Huron & ladies, made their way to Thos. Ennis' She was naturally, possessed of many i . 7 �.� i 1 J judge for stabbing I I W I it- spread, hicli had been prepared for the ing jormerly occupied by T. McDougall. E A'�"'4 f . � k!_:.m, .- t� : . z, - :_� . ru g Rail , trac v qualities of piind and heart, a W E ,., X. ce way when the car door got .residence, south of �Cranbrook, where ti 0 occasio� by Mrs. Johnston. -Alary He intends to start in the grocery b i- � rl� 1, � . I I us . I - � , i� � 1; .1,1� , CANTP OF BIG opened and sevpral.of the animals fell they eiijoyed a very social evening. The woman of marked I individuality, of - Guest iaged 13 .Years and 8.manths, ness.-Mrs. Ferguson � , of Harriaton, has . - 7 Two, MONTIL I I A i# 11, - il T111 . . , � YJ .: . �, � I . BEAR. -This is the of a neat little - ..4 title I out while the t�ain was going at full, object of the gathering was to present el%riiest conviction, I of remarkable ene daugh r of our esteemed townsman rented the builaing formerly occupied I 1 �. I I �' 4'.__. , � '�; I rgy . i , - Js � work, a copy of whi& we have just re-' speed, and were sdkously injured. The the host and ostess with a gift for the - easing personal by Mr. Yeo. She intends to engage in 7 !. * h' I of character, and preposs. i Mr. E ward Guest, died ver "suddenly : � - � - � � ; -1 :� ,ceived froin the publishers. y - :, �, __ i F IN"; 11 . It is writ- companywill -likely have a liberal bill - kindness shown to the members of the appearance; the truest friend, the kindest on Th rsday morn of last week. -As the grocery business also. At an early - .- . 31 i M 'T J� -1. I - - - -� I i . - ill . S I . I dia ion an. spe -1-performed her part the -t can boast g five r -,- ten -by Mrs. Gouinlock- and Mrs. Delaney for damages to pay. -Mr. J. R. Wil- Asso ti d otators on the day mother, ,she nobly ing Ltoes, big date Gorrie k- , ,.- - . ie' is past for big poti of bavin I I - "t- li � and is dedicated to " our sisters, the liams, an old Seaforthite, and now one of th' match, held oil his farm. After. in life's fitful drama. Her generous dis- turnips are all the go now. Mr. Duncan g .� . `_ I . I - � -Mr. . - 4�0 �� - � I roceries, besides a bakery. f , I . ladies of Canada." It will be remem-, of the leading b � i of - Gorrie, arriving there and- the sur I -1 - . 111� : usiness men, _prise being position, her ardent sympathy, her King has turnips which weigh 15 Johnston has sold his store to Sanderson �S' 4 bered these ladies figured very conspicu- was in town a few days ago, and'pre- over, the Vice -President t66k the chair gen nine devotion, and her rare disin)�r- pounds:. each, and Mr. John Dime'nt Brothers and intends to remove to Palm- - _ :: �, W : . 1 'r, ously during the recent Northwest re- sents the appeara'n e, I - estedness can never be forgotten. She has some -about the same size. -The � - . -11 i, � c of one with -whorn and After calling thq' meeting to order, erston, where he will engage in the .1 1 7 - �. bellion. With their husbands and - ge.. �Xp am - words the � ons with sai-Atly foundation for the new hall is now corn- 'same business. -Mr. Wrn. Dane, sr., is, N , 1; time deals ver, n endured her afficti ' � y lenie tly.-Arran I * edinafeww�llchosen . �?�� -4 % � others they were taken prisoners by the ments are now in piogriess to reausci: object of the meeti ,which done he patience, and of her it may truly be said p - , . ��.: . , ,, I - V, W4 I I iny 01 disagreeable job it was� as still engaged in repaiting the dam. He - ' 7 - � I �, 1.9 - called upon e 11 - t . Indiana under the ehief " B Bear," at tate the Mock P�rliament- Should the , "e a' very clay since the work ervices of a competent �� i th' SecIr tary,' A. Raymann that through all her days on earth " She t= ',a sl "r� a i e has secured the. F3 . � . i I - Frog. Lake. Their husbands were shot efforts be successful we hope ourcitizens to read an address *hich was couched , bore the white flower of a blameless starte car load of cheese fr' miller, and in all probability the - mill �ft__ I i... . . . - I . . � before their eyes and th�se ladies were will give it their' generous countenance in the most complimentary terms. This lif4q. "-A. McD. orn the : �7 - ac � � � ; ) I . [ !--I .tory V ,' , � . kept captive by the Blueva e � was sold at the Lis- will be likely to tarn out first-class flour ri I -David Dobson, formerly towel �liecse market 'last week at 10 when business is resumed.--z-An anni- I , 21 - � -Savages for two as the'�proce6ds ,will ' . Siemmon, Treasurer, � � - I go in aid of, the being done, Mr. J P E F.1, 0 N A L,,. i r F � . � � � , � I t , � months, and were dragged about with Mechanics'llistitute. --Kerry Gowl`had was'called lul[lontomake thepresenta- of thi-s place, but now. of Kansas, has cents. IThere isalargelotof cheesein versary sernion was p � reached to the - - .11 - _ - . - . ; : I wanderi�'ngs hither and a crowded houaei on Saturday *m& tion. The present to Mr. Ennis was a been here for. alew day I a visiting friends the ill to dispose of. The members of the Ancient Order United 11 . . . them in their I � - I . � �� iiI#ary who were and all were 4- - I . i * � t ,toyy stl Workmen on Sabbath, 25th ult., in. the . � . - I I � thithe'r il-luding the'n I lighted With th6 play. neat little cabinet f�r -note paper, en- and d * inja business. Dave has bought c rs intend making extensive t�� - �, in pursuit of them. During their cap- McDowell will b4so likely 'have a' good velopes, pen�, ink, - 1 &c. 'Mrs. Ennis' anotho Dire I TM r. t,*. w ,I 4 1 _ .. r rill in Kansas adjoining the ch ugeprid - improvements in the fac- Methodist church, by the Rev. ;!, . ' r Ewa handsqmesilver butterdish One- he formerly bought and has now I rig for next year. The old Cbarleton, pastor of that church. He - 'I( I V I tivitY the ladies suffered untold hard- house to -night. -LMr. and Mrs. Cha lea gift w bilrly, di !!,) , , I shiPs and trials. This little work con- , I . - �, � - I _- I 4 tains a short biographical sketch of each . Lowrie returnet1l. home from the old -with Silver butter' knife. Mr. Ennis -320 acres. - He Paints Kansas in glowing b ilding is to be removed ap to'th o selected as his text the 15th verse of the - I ,� C$ . country last I �-6ek. Mn ' Lowrie, , replied �pp�opriately and thanked the colors, so much so' that dne would ab. boundary line and. a new curing room 2nd chapter Il. Timothy. His remarks ., . . 1, I t . � � I ' i " '18 ' T I I I It �j I L I I I , , i - i I � 0, . , "" �1 f W 113f � kl,. " I I X � ' a h0 a I in le. in .1 e 4 v _,k o1b t , b I lim I I 'I �i n e In Eli il a , re ( ar , r I � ii� r. , e , fi I `1. � 0 1 Of the authoresaoa, together with a his - although better' has not entirely re-- I' Association for the beautiful gifts to most imagine he was an emigratio feet with an- 8 feet stone and were as appropriate as the textselected. : - n M � by 50 i I __ . w - L "lory of their deceased husbands, how a -his heilth. They ha4 a pretty I himself and Mrs. En is.' Befo& taking agent se 9 . � I I � � . _nt here to allure our people brick wall added. These improvements -The members of the Canadlin Order , . . , 9 ... they came to settle in the western wilds rough - Powsage$..-Our readers should I his seat he said he w 111 favor- of plow-' away. -Rev. Mr. Young, from Clifford, at e no b,eing made any too soon,, as the Foresters' were also present. Both of �w and the nature of their- employment' bear iii mind fhe entertainment to-, be I in " � � - � L I thereandtheir relations- *ith the In-] ,g matches as he thougat it would hel was here assisting Rev. D. Jones, of I b(ttom� is fast sinking in the old. one.- the orders would accomplish much more - . I __ given here onmneixtAlonday evening by to improve, plowing a 3 a I reneral thing &h Knoxchurch,at communion last Sun- T 'ragraph which appearedin your 400 . ! 1. � � . - D r . . . ..ie pa d and be more proaperous if their . . :1 ,I - . a I �. .- � � . , . . I - . I . � I I . i �; Z . __ .. I - �_ � =_� . I For this reason, be believes ' that - ' . Ready Money will be slower this - sea- son than usual, and as his is a Cash . Business, he must of necessity tarn the large stock into ready money at the earliest opportunity. I To accomplish this, he knows that , the goods must be sold just at the time that the people- need them, and have i the nioney to spend, and in order to ! secure -a large share of the cash, he has . I ' .- � resolved to offer : . Extra Ready, Money Induce- [ ! I I I I � � In every department for the balance of bhe year. . � - I — 1 . . This colurrin will keep yea posted � I week by w6ek as the. Ready Money i . � - � . I IT_,I E. Mc.L, AUL'S � CASH DRY GO . I)T).S AND i� MILLINEM,JRY HOUSE. , SEAFORTH, ONT. - I . . , - 11 - nembers were to jxct more in accordance with their obligations. .Mr. Charleton �ave ,much valuable advice, which ;hould be taje_�.by all of those -who were privileged- to, hear it. The sermon was thoroughly I practical.—Mr. Jos. Perking, son. of Air. James Perking, of I . . -worrie, is engageA* to teach the Orange ffill school ��x't �year.—Mr. Balfour is -e-engaged , to tea:ch in Sch ol Section . 0 go. 4, Howick. Mr. John Campbell Lnd Miss Walker are re-envaged to teach -he- Gorrie school durm-g 1886.— !, Porland is moving into Air. `Wm. Ar-, lell's house—Mr. Jas. Leach has got his louse veneered with brick, which im- proves its � appearance very mu6 . h. —'M r. Robert McLaughlin has moved to Cart- wright, where he intends to live on the iomesteiid.—Our village paper, the Vidette, claims to have a wider circula- ;ion in the village than its predecessor, ;he Enterprise, had. Ali eminent Imerican preacher says: 11� The news - ?aper is the greateducator of the nine- ;eenth century." This being the case, why should not the Vidette have a wide Arculation ?—Mr. Jas. Armstrong, V. S., A Gorrie, was laid Up for a few - days ast week. His many friends will be ;lad to learn that be is able to attend to . I lis"duties again., � w i . I,ATEF. LOCALS.—Mr. King has moved nto, a house belongdng to Mr. Wm. 5ane ,in rear of the Baptist church.— qr. T. Nash, of the Vidette, has moved - ;he_ plant into the building in which the F,nter i rinted. It will not be prise was p io difficult -to get to the Leditor's- sanctum Ls -it was when the paper was printed ,n the room over Sanaeison's itore. 14 . .xcuse for those who do jiot pay for tfie Vidette now. �Mr. T. Lawless has gone ;o the west side of the street again, and io:w occupies a -room in the old Enter - )rise building.—Mr.. Sinclair, our new �aker, has arrived.—A child about 4 �ears of age, belonging to, Mr. Samuel 1, 3reer, who lives at the south endof the village, dipd of scarlet fever on Satur- - lay evenifig last. It is sadd that the lector pronounced the. disease a ma,li iant type -of scarlet fever.—Mr. D. 1. .qalloch, Public School Ins ector, spent 3aturday forenoon and alf Monday in I )ur school examining- the classes. He - . .xpressed. himself as being well please& ovith the ,condition of'the school.—A Nble Society meeting was held in the Baptist church. Th,W Rev. Mr. Moore- iouse delivered an address.—The i4 Band of Hope " meetings so far hive , I - )een very successful. They are under ;he .management of the members of the 'I ,hristian 'Temperance Union. T1e.. adies belonging to this society merit =praise, for the interest they Lare g in the young of the village.—M.r. Fohn. Wiggins, ,who has been 6ick fbIr ;ome time, is not yet able, to leave his )ed. His son David., who resides in Viiehigan, arrived home on Tuesday.— i - Phe outside work on the 'township hall ,a almost completed, and the building 7esents an attractive appearance. —The :ondition of the roads is bad, owing to he heavy rains that fell last week, .— - -For some time past John, son Of dr, * Michael Connelly, of the lltb con- :ession, Logan, has been 1conflned to his )ed with an immense abs�elss in hL-, back, ,esulting from inflamranation of . the t nuscles. Under skilful � medical treat- nent, be is now in A. fAir way of re- �overing. This case, wh�ch is said tolle md. extraordinary' one, supposed to __ iave resulted from over xertion in car- ying grain at a threshing. � I . - I : I . . . . ! . � I . - _ - . iI . - . I -,,.- I � , . - � � . � . I i I - � ; � - � I . . - � —, -, - ___ - __ . � i I . I . . � MEN"S I- i . - . - . . UNDERA L2 . . UNDEM . -1 � .200MBINIX; � I VE.Ity THE BEn A�:�, � FURS, FUR 0) I —, . � � ! _UJ?V - � :0 - I i I ! - . I AV -e ever bad,;to Ill i Ladies' Misses' .'�J - dren's. Carl and � - BUTI R E LI -4 1, B', L'2 , I I Fail av;zewtot .. Obeap C . . , , � f - I f � HOFFNA I , - - I SEA] I - � - , ' - .1� - President Li . ,i cl Air's. Lincoln; � I � . I � . - n aid I � % I � youtll� a woman D1 � . nature refined, -al � xy inUlleet- : I �ordink - . . . I her- as being a PeA . . cidedcharacter. - �� Uelligent, reaXing 1 ,obtain. She taui � I I well as her son Al i WTite- She was a �� I I ious, feeling, of . . - character, and wo I I tionately devoted I . I - home indicated a i I I I � love of "aty ex( � settlementl, Mi VU . � I , .1 %g from li�r �eariy Z , - � - � I- that she was of a ;,. than that of. the = . . urrour I she was g -d ; th-ts, -she had been I 1. I -1 - I ineans 4 eiist,eack I but bya, constault- I ,� I � learued t6 use the � � s distaff, the cards 4 � . - - - 7 whe�l. She could . . 4ame of the wooaf 'dress it, make of � . I her family, wid , . I � food. Here vnas, . . "I . i -oml '. ., spirit, which e I viell as the love . -am. Ong whptn abe I � .... I 11 His T-nother"s - I # pression: on the mi - - � I ul,g an lifP_ She b her weaxy toil And . . .usy ly I read and to, write, 11 fa-ceably upon him - jUstiece, that perfe. I erence I for_�;Od, fol, �� all his life. Them � siodiated in his I . � . . tender love wid re - ,1 A,_tI that I am, Or , - . � ��. " I ow,e to MY ang-1 . __ � . . � A Fe'v . � A �eorrespondel . I? tbere was not �w I . � 11 farming opera�ion . � my Own experieuc I � � keep'a butter cow. I - . . �. pr,Dvender- I Alls�. ; . ", . � Afford to grow rou 4. . � for her. Corn gr 1, partsy an a -eot,ton , 1 1 - , -quarts �of the MW . - I I - , fed dry, h- ; - i � �Sults in jeow's plil � - , �cttstomers newr . � __ � jaever had a eow t 444 the ba6-,or chew ... � .. feed. if yea hav . . ^ f a 11 I Ninali hand-fut 'o, . 1. . wee'k -. also , 1. t I � ... will eat, - ' r 1, i - , - , __ .. that two -dollarh V . . Cotton seetl will -11 � I ,corn meal al,ane.4 � . I i . . ' : I have in -cot -ton 61 - pleased with it, vv _. with ,wheat brau Is � - . I know that smar � . . I&an and stick to I; I that I muA have I it ap � sin, but alwa�, I satisfactory.result .- I I - � . good- re -stilts for Ix - . �_ , v L, i I � __ _ . - � I � - - I'll -1- , I - '' . i I - . . I .. I . . . . . . . . . . . � - I � I . t - . I I . I � I I . I- I I . . � - . . . . . . . . . I . . i . . I . i , I � _-�_ t __ , - __ — a, .., I .- . - - . � : . i � - I I I � - -1 . __ - —, _- —, — _ _ _ , .. : __ . � . . . I � � � I '_ - I � f. - I - -.----I— � . � , - .. - I t . , - N . - .. . . I � � I . I �� . . . � I . . .. i I N . � . . . . - I . . . i . I L � � � . � . � � � � I ! r I I . � � � . I I . I - . I - I I I . I I 11 I - I . I .� I li �, . I &��,,_,t . . I - I � t �. I � I - - �� - i . i I I � �, "I - I � � I , . - I iI Z i I ., . I -1. I - - I I .- . . 1. - � ti 1— � _. - . - -, . , - 1-- o - - _ _-_ ., =_ __ . I 11, --- ___.____._- ____ � ----- -- � I _ ., ____:.___.____ ____ ... 11 I __ .. I - �_ � =_� . I For this reason, be believes ' that - ' . Ready Money will be slower this - sea- son than usual, and as his is a Cash . Business, he must of necessity tarn the large stock into ready money at the earliest opportunity. I To accomplish this, he knows that , the goods must be sold just at the time that the people- need them, and have i the nioney to spend, and in order to ! secure -a large share of the cash, he has . I ' .- � resolved to offer : . Extra Ready, Money Induce- [ ! I I I I � � In every department for the balance of bhe year. . � - I — 1 . . This colurrin will keep yea posted � I week by w6ek as the. Ready Money i . � - � . I IT_,I E. Mc.L, AUL'S � CASH DRY GO . I)T).S AND i� MILLINEM,JRY HOUSE. , SEAFORTH, ONT. - I . . , - 11 - nembers were to jxct more in accordance with their obligations. .Mr. Charleton �ave ,much valuable advice, which ;hould be taje_�.by all of those -who were privileged- to, hear it. The sermon was thoroughly I practical.—Mr. Jos. Perking, son. of Air. James Perking, of I . . -worrie, is engageA* to teach the Orange ffill school ��x't �year.—Mr. Balfour is -e-engaged , to tea:ch in Sch ol Section . 0 go. 4, Howick. Mr. John Campbell Lnd Miss Walker are re-envaged to teach -he- Gorrie school durm-g 1886.— !, Porland is moving into Air. `Wm. Ar-, lell's house—Mr. Jas. Leach has got his louse veneered with brick, which im- proves its � appearance very mu6 . h. —'M r. Robert McLaughlin has moved to Cart- wright, where he intends to live on the iomesteiid.—Our village paper, the Vidette, claims to have a wider circula- ;ion in the village than its predecessor, ;he Enterprise, had. Ali eminent Imerican preacher says: 11� The news - ?aper is the greateducator of the nine- ;eenth century." This being the case, why should not the Vidette have a wide Arculation ?—Mr. Jas. Armstrong, V. S., A Gorrie, was laid Up for a few - days ast week. His many friends will be ;lad to learn that be is able to attend to . I lis"duties again., � w i . I,ATEF. LOCALS.—Mr. King has moved nto, a house belongdng to Mr. Wm. 5ane ,in rear of the Baptist church.— qr. T. Nash, of the Vidette, has moved - ;he_ plant into the building in which the F,nter i rinted. It will not be prise was p io difficult -to get to the Leditor's- sanctum Ls -it was when the paper was printed ,n the room over Sanaeison's itore. 14 . .xcuse for those who do jiot pay for tfie Vidette now. �Mr. T. Lawless has gone ;o the west side of the street again, and io:w occupies a -room in the old Enter - )rise building.—Mr.. Sinclair, our new �aker, has arrived.—A child about 4 �ears of age, belonging to, Mr. Samuel 1, 3reer, who lives at the south endof the village, dipd of scarlet fever on Satur- - lay evenifig last. It is sadd that the lector pronounced the. disease a ma,li iant type -of scarlet fever.—Mr. D. 1. .qalloch, Public School Ins ector, spent 3aturday forenoon and alf Monday in I )ur school examining- the classes. He - . .xpressed. himself as being well please& ovith the ,condition of'the school.—A Nble Society meeting was held in the Baptist church. Th,W Rev. Mr. Moore- iouse delivered an address.—The i4 Band of Hope " meetings so far hive , I - )een very successful. They are under ;he .management of the members of the 'I ,hristian 'Temperance Union. T1e.. adies belonging to this society merit =praise, for the interest they Lare g in the young of the village.—M.r. Fohn. Wiggins, ,who has been 6ick fbIr ;ome time, is not yet able, to leave his )ed. His son David., who resides in Viiehigan, arrived home on Tuesday.— i - Phe outside work on the 'township hall ,a almost completed, and the building 7esents an attractive appearance. —The :ondition of the roads is bad, owing to he heavy rains that fell last week, .— - -For some time past John, son Of dr, * Michael Connelly, of the lltb con- :ession, Logan, has been 1conflned to his )ed with an immense abs�elss in hL-, back, ,esulting from inflamranation of . the t nuscles. Under skilful � medical treat- nent, be is now in A. fAir way of re- �overing. This case, wh�ch is said tolle md. extraordinary' one, supposed to __ iave resulted from over xertion in car- ying grain at a threshing. � I . - I : I . . . . ! . � I . - _ - . iI . - . I -,,.- I � , . - � � . � . I i I - � ; � - � I . . - � —, -, - ___ - __ . � i I . I . . � MEN"S I- i . - . - . . UNDERA L2 . . UNDEM . -1 � .200MBINIX; � I VE.Ity THE BEn A�:�, � FURS, FUR 0) I —, . � � ! _UJ?V - � :0 - I i I ! - . I AV -e ever bad,;to Ill i Ladies' Misses' .'�J - dren's. Carl and � - BUTI R E LI -4 1, B', L'2 , I I Fail av;zewtot .. Obeap C . . , , � f - I f � HOFFNA I , - - I SEA] I - � - , ' - .1� - President Li . ,i cl Air's. Lincoln; � I � . I � . - n aid I � % I � youtll� a woman D1 � . nature refined, -al � xy inUlleet- : I �ordink - . . . I her- as being a PeA . . cidedcharacter. - �� Uelligent, reaXing 1 ,obtain. She taui � I I well as her son Al i WTite- She was a �� I I ious, feeling, of . . - character, and wo I I tionately devoted I . I - home indicated a i I I I � love of "aty ex( � settlementl, Mi VU . � I , .1 %g from li�r �eariy Z , - � - � I- that she was of a ;,. than that of. the = . . urrour I she was g -d ; th-ts, -she had been I 1. I -1 - I ineans 4 eiist,eack I but bya, constault- I ,� I � learued t6 use the � � s distaff, the cards 4 � . - - - 7 whe�l. She could . . 4ame of the wooaf 'dress it, make of � . I her family, wid , . I � food. Here vnas, . . "I . i -oml '. ., spirit, which e I viell as the love . -am. Ong whptn abe I � .... I 11 His T-nother"s - I # pression: on the mi - - � I ul,g an lifP_ She b her weaxy toil And . . .usy ly I read and to, write, 11 fa-ceably upon him - jUstiece, that perfe. I erence I for_�;Od, fol, �� all his life. Them � siodiated in his I . � . . tender love wid re - ,1 A,_tI that I am, Or , - . � ��. " I ow,e to MY ang-1 . __ � . . � A Fe'v . � A �eorrespondel . I? tbere was not �w I . � 11 farming opera�ion . � my Own experieuc I � � keep'a butter cow. I - . . �. pr,Dvender- I Alls�. ; . ", . � Afford to grow rou 4. . � for her. Corn gr 1, partsy an a -eot,ton , 1 1 - , -quarts �of the MW . - I I - , fed dry, h- ; - i � �Sults in jeow's plil � - , �cttstomers newr . � __ � jaever had a eow t 444 the ba6-,or chew ... � .. feed. if yea hav . . ^ f a 11 I Ninali hand-fut 'o, . 1. . wee'k -. also , 1. t I � ... will eat, - ' r 1, i - , - , __ .. that two -dollarh V . . Cotton seetl will -11 � I ,corn meal al,ane.4 � . I i . . ' : I have in -cot -ton 61 - pleased with it, vv _. with ,wheat brau Is � - . I know that smar � . . I&an and stick to I; I that I muA have I it ap � sin, but alwa�, I satisfactory.result .- I I - � . good- re -stilts for Ix - . �_ , v L, i I � __ _ . - � I � - - I'll -1- , I - '' — i- �, - � - � I I �