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1878.
ferried, SG.Dal rods.
Mt lime over the
eoutward door and.
xes and bar:re1s.
ey has purehased.
11," in Logan, and
rig it up for whataa
s of Millbank. leas,
Le position -a fourth
High Sch001, at a •
num.
`of the taws' of Ste
completed. There
L of nearly $100,000
ssessment.
enging to Mr.Wady,
ays ago, fell into a.
ter and WW1 so se -
it died in a few
mperance eltib
olding a seriee of
luring the coming
these meetings was
pig, belonging to =
d. on the fair ground, '
effects of the drive ,
very stet, and be-
d before reaching ,
died shortly after
suffocated by its.
of various 'Hilda of
; for the purpose of
tory dimes in the
eligious or seeular
is a "honey social"
ethodist Episcopal
one evening this.
CALL & CO,
, ONTARIO.
and Dealers in
adS' Only.
UGALL & 00..
Assortment of all the
n Cloths for a Pirate
de
3 invited to Geer Fall
isting in part as fel-
Vorsted Coatings,
Torsted Coatings,
tssinteres,
It itings,
awazngs,
n
Suiting,
4Litings.
=Jatest Novelty in the
ve5y handsome when
•1.e for this Salting is
elack.
uble-Breastal Sack
this Fall
sre in favor this season
ears, owing to the fact
Among the Young
'of the more advance&.
he idea of not wearing
made from a variety of '
, a Goods — Diagonel
;heelss and Plain Goods.
there is a Mcfrkict
the Style of Goods,
Fancy Stripere the
nobby trade.
I new featere in the over
s high roll.
>e very deair Ede for our •
jt and Caps:
hand all the latest novel-,
an Hats.
slebrated Chrisity Hats in
t Free Trade and Protecs
•
leading styles 61 the day.
-
w the Latest IVoi.ieUi8.
;Its' Furnishings.
-ge assortment of Gents'
retailing just to hand, in
medium, and outside sizes.
Shirts a Specialty.
Gs= McDOUG.A.LL & Co.
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ELE V ENTH YEAR.
WHOLE NUMBER, 567.
SEAFORTH, FRIDAY 'OCTOB/ER 18, 1878.
k.
McLEAN BROS., Publinhers.
$1.50 a Year, in Advance.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
-
Toss SALE.—Niee Building Lots in Egmond-
ville, a little west of the new church. Prices
-
reasonable. Terms very liberal.. Apply to A.
ARMITAGE, Seaforth. 560
_
pliOPERTY FOB, SALE --Or Sale, that con-
venient and desirable residence on the corner
of High and Market Streetii, lately oeettpied by
Da„ Vereoe. Apply to DR. VERCOE. 988
_
VARM FOIL SAT,1•1.—West half of Lot 2, in the
1at concession of Hallett, eontaining 50 acres
of excellent land, all cleared. Terms to suit pur-
chaser. Apply to MIL; 14thPI1 THOMPSON,
Huron Road, MeKillop. 550x8
VARA FOR SALE. -1 -For Sale, a splendid farm
-/: of 100 acres, composed of Lot No. 21, in the
12th concession of the weeniship of Hallett.
Terms easy. Apply to CHARLES MORROW,
Box 51, Clinton P. 0. 553
FSALE.—For Sale a. first Class Planing
•A-: Mill, nearly new and in gooa running order,
situated in the flourathing Town of iSeaforth,
Will be sold cheap. Terms easy. Enquire of
SECORD, COSSENS & eq., Goderich1'AIt FOE , Ont.
SALE.—For Sale, LotNo. 5-1.3ay-
, field Concession, Goilerieh Tov,-nship, con-
taining 85 acres, 50 of whieli are cleared and in a
good state of cultivation. ,The farm is adjoining
the village of Hayfield, and will be sold cheap and
on favorable terms. Apply to the proprietor,
JOHN. GOVENLOCK. 1524 '
VCR SALE CHEAP. —is the ownetk•is,iaving
the Country, a House and Lot ir04lie village
of Harparhey. Frame dwelling, withell rooms;
a large garden filled with fruit trees a all des-
criptions '• good well and cellar. Appl# to THOS.
WINN.E, on the premises, or to A. STRONG,
Land Agent, Seatorth. 551
14-'AILII FOR, SALE.—Being nortn half of Lot
31, in the 5th Concession, East Wamanosh,
100 aeres, good soil, well watered, good frame
barn 56x86, good stable and shed 1826, 8,3 mires
cleared, good:house and -orehat d, good w.ell and
pump. Apply, to jrillES MURRAY, on the
place, or to Westfield P. 0.
5546
611:10IGE F.11.1441- FOR SALE—Being Lot -4,
Con. 7, Hullett, County of Harlin; 100 aces;
80 cleared, well anderdritined, mud in a good state
of cultivation; bnildingF, couvenient and. gOod ;
terms easy. For further particulars app.y to
Messrs. MeC AU Cr TIE & IIOLMESTED, Seaforth,
or on the premises to WM. E. COLDWELL. Con-
•
stance P. O. -
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tjALUABLE FARM FOIL SALE.—Por
V - the east half of Lot.No.. 4, Cim. 4,
11.
Tuckersmith, County of Iltu•on,: consisting
acres, Oli hales from the •Town of Seaforth
coaverdent to school. Tho land id of the
best quality. For further particulars app
SAMES P1CKA.RD, opposite the promises,
Egmonclville P.O.
WARM FOIL SA.LE.--7-For Sale, Lot 14, C
Hallett, containiug 100 acres, 80 of whic
-1155
LS.,
If 50
and
very
Ly to
r to
)24 -
u. 7,
• tire
- cleared and free from t7ta1irips. Ihere is airame-
dwelling house with stone cellar underneath also
frame barn aud stable. Plenty of good water and
a email orchard... Is withal six-aud-a-lialf
of Clinton and about 9 mile); -from Seaforth. Ap-
ply at THE EXPOSITOR Office, Settforth. 5-2.8 •
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VALUA.13LE keens e01,1 SALE.:—For
Y Lot 2a, Con, 8, Hibbort, containing 100 acres,
85 of -which are cleared and free 14a stumps ;
there is a log dwelling house, ao:goodh frame barn
tiad stables, plenty of water and a gobd orchard; •
is within 7.i miles of 'Seaforth„ For further par- •
. Oculars apply on the p•refuises to WM. -ABli,..111-
HAUT, or by letter to Setiforth Po 0. 542
ARM FOR SALE.—For Salo, West half 4fLot
•ng
wca
o:
a
The ;Bay ad. Show::
Stanley Brench Agricultural Society
held their annual fall exhibition at the
village of Bayfield, on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week. The show was
considered by all to be thebed ever
held under the auspices of the Society,
Indeed, the exhibit in horses, cattle,
sheep and pigs was large, comprising in
quality quantity and verietyeof classes
all that could be desired t� meke a
local show e success. ,The show of
cattle and sheep was especially worthy
of mention, there being no' fewer than
57 entries in the fornaer and 5Q in the
latter. The horse ring attracted mucli
attention, the exhibit there being of a
high order, competition strong, and the
work of the judges a • troublesome task.
The inside department of the show was
held in the drill shed where a large
and attractive exhibit:, of the various
articles was neatly displayed. A large
crowd of visitors took adva,ntage of the
pleasure of viewina°the hall on Thurs-
day. In fact; it isbelieved there never
was a larger crowd at the shew in Bay-
field before, and the energetic; and
obliging officers and clirecteee of the So-
ciety may congratulate themselves with
having one of the best, if not the, best,
of the local shows in this section thi,s
year. Annexed is the
PRIZELIST
HEAVY PRATIGITT HORSES. — Brood
mare, Cha. Tough. Three year old
gelding, lst Chas. Tough, 2d J. Nichol-
son. Two year old gelding, lst J. Nic-
holson, 2d Ches. Tough. One year old
gelding, Jae. Armstrong. One year old
filly. Edward McLean. Spa rs working
horses, Wm. Eliott.
7, Com 16, township of Grey, con am
acres, 42 of which are cleared, balance hare
'rbere is on the premises a frame house,
barn and stable, and. a goo.d young bearin •
ard. The above property is only two rnllci
goodgravel road. aucl 5iani1es from Brussels.; pos-
session this fall, For farther particulars a, ply to
C. E. COOPER; Brasses, or D. CAMPBELL, oo
the premises, Walton P. 0. 551
•
TJA.RGE FARM- F011 SALE. --For Sale, Lot Li
and half of Lot V, Concession 13, Hullett, con-
taining 225 acres of land, 130 acres .cleared and
steady free from stainvo the balance is heavily
timbered with beech, maple, elm and. bashwood,
and islirst-class, not having been culled.; there
ea acres in fall wheat, 80 acres newly seeded
. • down and is a good catch; thalami is of the fines,b
quality, being a rich clay loom, ; the land. lays a
. little rolling., but not hilly ; it is watered by a
never failing s.pring ereek ; , there are three and
half:acres of a young orehard, with apples, pears,
plums, peaches and. eherries juet begianing to
boar; the buildings are large and commodieus- ;
the barn is 5860, and is nearly new ; the tithing
house and stable is 40x60, and is also new; the
house is 'a large two2story frame, with good atone
cellars under the whole buildiug, and is filled- be-
tween studding with lime and gravel; the fibrin is
sitpated 10 miles from Seaforth, 12 from Clinton
and 6 from Londesborough; there is a good gravel
road frora the plaee to all the above markets;
• • in half
there isa school house and.pest office a
a mile a, good. part of the purchase mo
Tetuan on mortgage long enough to ma
of the plaee.• TII01AS _ATKINSON, I larlock
Post Office. 567
ey can
, it out
ESTRAY STOCK..
ESTRAY HEE P.—Came into the pre'
the undersigned. Lot 25, Cioncessioa 1
ersmith, on. or about September 37, a d
The owner can have the same on proving
ty and Paying charges. SAMES PATTI
Brueefield Post Office.
item of
Tuck -
y Ewes
proper-
RSON,
567x4
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• 't
GENERAL POEPOSE.—Brood mare; lst
A. Sparks, 2d Wm. Sherritt. Three
year - old. gelding, .A.- Sparks. Three-
year-old filly, A. Speaks. • Two-year-old
gelding, lee E. Johnson, 2,d Wm. Mc-.
Clinelly. :Two-year-old :filly, lst Jos.
Bueliee, 2d,A. Campbell. One -year-old
gelding, lst John Armstrong'2d Robt.
Reid:: One -year-old filly, lst A. Foster.
2d. Min Peek. Speu Of working horses,
jas..-0oWie.1
CanitiAGL.HonsEs.--;-Span of carriage
horses, lst D. McBiden, 2d R. J. Turn-
er. Bugg n horse, lst T. 'M. Elliott, 2d.
A. M. Cardpbell. -
_Treanot:0111111ED CATTLE.—Covrt A. El -
Oat. Bull calf, A. -Elcoat.
GRADE Cairn- i.—COW, lst Jas. Cowie,
2d Robt. ,Reid. Two-year-old heifer,
let Geo. Sparks, 2d. Jas. -Lindsay. One-
year -old heifer, 1st J. Snider, 2d A. El -
coat. Yoke three-year-old steers, D.
Wilsoe. Yoke two-year-old ethers, lst
A. Elwell, 24 D. 'Wilson. Yoke nue-
year-old steers, 1st Geo. Sparks; 2d R.
Turner.
A. Vomit
Wilson, 2
Geo. Wes
calf, -1st
Yoke working oxen, E, Westlake. .
melons, lst W. Woods, 2d A. Haacke. 1 class in Arithmetic,
Water melo is, lst Wm. Townsend, 2d to understand thorou
1
F. Woods. Beans, lst W. Townsend, the meeting adjourne
2d J. Manson. Large tomatoes, lst Dr.- At the appointed ti
Woods, 2d 14.-mccgun. Small tomatoes, took 'up the subject o
lst A. Ilaan1e,'2d F. Woods. handled it in a maun
MANUTIO#RES.— Ten yards white reputation which he
flannel, lst Mrs. Stokes, 2d D. McBrien. led us to expect. In
Ten yards &Pored. flamiel, lst Jas. Arm- believe he might ha
strong, 2d Mrs. Stokes. Ten yards fac- other, he gave as hi
tory cloth,. st Mrs, Stokes, 2d. J. Arm- Slowly." While it
ii
strong. Te yards of satinette, John hag to teachers, and.
McKinley. Pair woolen blankets, lst been extremely so to
D. McBrien„ 2d -Jas. Pratt. Skein of rent, yet space forbid
woolen yarn, lst Mrs. T. Cameron, 2d I will only say that t
Mrs. Stokes, Skein of stocking yarn, missed Dr. McLellan
Mrs. Stokes„ Pair of fine boots, lst R.
Cluff, 2d R. Cluff. Pair of coarse boots,
lst and2d.]3
C. Stra,uebe
C. Strauebe
men of coo
Arm strong.
TIII,..YED..—Strelyeal from the premise of the
undersigned, Lot 24, Con. 4, township of
Hay, about the first of Attie, a red heifer one
year old with one broker, horn, a white spot on
forehead. and some white spots on her hip.
The Ander will be suitably rewaraed MRS.
BERRY, Hensall, P. 0, 507-4
f , ^
VSTRAY COW.—gtrayed, about the 425th of
-1-4 June, a small liglat red cow, haviug etr eyed
frcita Dublin on the above • date. Any person
giving information that will lead to her recovery
will be suitably rewarded, and any one retaining
her after the cate of this notice will be prosecut -
ed wording to law. THOMAS KIPD. 567-2
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TRAYED 011 STOLEN.— S ed or Stolen
''-' from the premises of the eabseriber Lot 10,
Con. 6-'rey, on or about Oct. 9i a team o horses,
one a dark, bay, and the other a sorel wi h white
face and white hind feet, aged. Auy pe son giv-
ing suell information as will -lead to t eir re-
covery, will be suitably lea arded. HOMER
LEAVENS, Bruesels P. O. 567x1
. Cluff. Set double harness,
. Set buggy harness, lst
, 2(1 T. Cameron. Speci-
er's work, lst aud 2c1 James
Specimen of cabinet work,
lst W. Morriscm, 2ds G. Gennminhardt.
LADiES' -Wene.--,-Tatting, lst Mrs. K.
Weston, 2d Iles. Jessie Tough. Crochet
'1;
work, lst 1‘ rs. Turner, 2d Miss Peck.
Embroidery in muslin, lst. Mrs. Thos.
Fraser, 2d. rs. McCleuchey. Embroi-
dery7 in wor ted, Mrs. T. Fraser. Em-
broidery in silk, Mrs. T. Fraser. Fancy
Braiding, 1 t Mrs. Stokes, 2d Miss R.
f
Watson. !cad. work, Miss M. E. Wood.
Quilt in pa, ;eh work, lst Mrs. R. Elliott,
2d Mrs Sto es. Fariey quilt, lst Miss
M. E. W(iocl, 2d Miss Watson. Log
cabin quilt let Miss Stevens, 2d. Mrs.
1
-Wm. Baket. Gent's linen shirt, Mrs.
' nt's fancy flannel shirt, Mrs.
in hand sewieg,Mrs. Stokes.
iss Simpson. Berlin wool
st Miss Maggie Gardiner, 2d
at ox or steer,. 1st and 2d
Fat cow or heifer, lst D.
A. Sparks. Bull _calf,. lst
on, 2d Jas. Armstrong. Heifer
leo.' Green, 2(1 J. If. Elliott.
• . WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED- — Wa
reediately, a housekeeper. The
wages to .a competent person. APPLY t.•-'
HATT, Seaforth.
TEACHER, WANTED.—Wanted for t
A third Class certificate. Duties to e women e
eter Public School a female teache
COTSWOLD SHEEP.—Ram, lst John
Walker, 2c1 Robt. Snowden. Shearling
ram, John McKinley. Ram lamb, lst
H. Love, Sr., 2d R. Pealiale. Pair of
ewes, lst II. Love, Sr., 2(1. J. Walker.
Pair shearling ewes, lst :J. Foster, 2d
Jas. Well. Pair ewe lambs, lst John
Armstrong, 2d. Jas. 'Wells. .
-LEICESTER SHEEP.—Aged rana, 1st' 3„
Foster, 9d E. Westlake. Shearling
ram, II.
Love i Sr.
t
lst J 'hier
shea ling
Elea t.
2d Jas.\
Elcoat, 2
PIGS.
Poste e 2
breed), sa. months, G. Sparks. Boar,
large breed, six months or ender, lst J.
II, roarer', 2d G. Sparks. Sow, large
breed, six months or under, G. Sparks.
Boar, Srn,oll breed; aged, Wm. Johnson.
Sow, small breed, aged, lst 3. H. Pear -
en, 2d W. Johneon. Boar, small breed,
under six months, lst J. II. Peszen, 2a
J-. Cowie. Sow, small breed, six months
or under J. H. Peeren.
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DAIRY PRODUCE.—Teniad salt butter,
lst Mrs. Stokes, 2d Mrs. J. McMillan.
'Twenty-five lbs salt butter, lst Mrs. D.
IMeBrinc, 2(3. Mrs. Stokes. Ten tbs of
sea int -
highest
JAMES
567
e Virox-
holding
first january. Applicationa to befor,
the undersigned. CrlilOILGE GIIISO.,
eter.
carded to
, Wrox,
567
IMPORTANT NOTICE t.
OTICE.—I hereby motrn all oarties
ing or attaching any vaitiewhatever
15th'en by nie to laraee Turner, of
as I have received no value fhr it. '1,
LOGAN, Brucefield.
flED AR POS1 S FOR SALB.—For 5
261-Coneession 6, Morn, 008 111110 f
sels, atik queastity of cedar posts, eit
by the acre. Apply to ALEX. BOB
Opposite Leyden's Hotel, MeKillop.
-WARM TO RENT.—To Rent, Lot 9,
-2- 7, McKilltip, containing 100 memo 8
are cleared, well fenced, under good .c
i.tnd free frorM font weeds ; there" are g;
Inge, plenty of iateri and convenient t
i••••••
rom buy -
to a note
rueefield,
"ILLIA.M
56'7x2
le, on Lot
•oni Bras-
er mit or
'ILTSON,
567
Jove, Sr. Rain lamb, lst H.
24 James Wells. Pair ewes,
Talker, 2d J. H. Peeren. Pair
ewes, let Dalgety, 2a A.
Pair ewe lambs, lst AeElcoat,
ells. Pair fat sheep, lst A.
H. Love, Sr.
Boar, large breed, aged., lst J.
J. H. Elliott. Sow, large
Stokes.
Stokes. P1
Wax freit,
work, flat,
Miss Woo ls. Berlin wool work, raised,
lst Miss de Strauble, 2d Miss Mary
Morgan. piaci]. drawing. MiSs Irwin.
Pair wool u socks, lst and 2(1 Mrs.
Stokes. air woolen stockings, 1st Mrs.
Stokes, 2d Mrs. John McMillan. Pair
cotton eto kings. lst Mrs. E. Talbot,
.Mis. _Joh McMillan. Pair -woolen
mitts, 1st nd 2d Mrs. Stokes. Boquet
of flowers, large, let Miss I. Woods, 2d
Miss Homan. Boquet of &mere, small,
lst MiSS a, Woods,- 2d. Miss Haacke.
Nes.— Lumber wagon, irou
ntelon & Bro. Single buggy,
;on & Bro. Covered buggy
II. Centel & Bro. 'Iron plow, I. J.
Fisher & Co: Chilled plow, John Nop-•
per. Gan plow, I. J. Fisher iSz Co.
One hors drill, cultivator or scuffier,
W. W. Cowan. Set horse slapee ham- tensely masculine,
mered, n.(4 polished, David Cullen. in sorne finer touch
, SPECIALS.— Motto ill silk. lst .Mrs. not as though he
Stokes, 21 Miss Gardiner. Tee coseye, pupils, but aS f
Mrs. -Beech. Antique work, Miss Mag..' closed a fuse .disco
er. Meh's pants, Mrs. Stokes. recitation. The
IsireEm
axle, 11.
H. Conte
hich he seemed
hly, after which
until 1:30 p. ra.
e, Dr. McLelia,n
Arithmeticeand
such. as the high
iears -would. have
his subject, and. I
e added, in any
motto "Hasten
as very interest-
wdeld also have
ny intelligent pa -
me to say more;
ose teachers who
s address missed
a treat. Mr. McFaul, of Seaforth, next
took up third. class Al
of the pFoblems itt
showed hula to be at
ject. Dr. McLellan
ebra, and disposed
e manner which
home in tint sub-
ollowed. again on
the subject of Algebi a, and. gave smile
very useful informa ion, and. I think
that most students who have been
studying in prisrate would come to the
conclusion:that it as a hard task to
keep up with the tr ohs of the trade.
At 5 p. m. we edjou ned to meet in the
town hall at 7:30, to listen to a lecture{
from Dr. McLellan
with music by the P
of Brussels. Short13
ed time, the meeting
by the President, an
by an excellent pie
McLellan then iutr
of Reading and ga
hints on the teachi
portant subject, ace
illustrations. The -
story 'teller, perspic
teresting ; his °pith
apparent care and t
ed. The gist of tl
may be summed. up
teachers should fit
dant practice for t
their profession, ai
have but one opp
their children, t
have them pursue
hind the times, or
er who does not me
After the address
teachers, some me
by the choir, when t
and gave a lecture
educational topics.
with wit, and bun
quence ; it was li
through its water
, butter ir
' Mrs. D.
tory pri
, Home -
Son, 2a
G nAIN
oncession
of which
Itivation
od. build -
Markets,
being 7 miles -from Seaforth will be =tad for
a term of years; it 19 within f; 80 rods of good
acihool. Apply on Lot 16, Cbneession •3. TIM-
OTHY RYAN. - ---
567x4
fAMLAMBS fOB SALt.,—For SaLe,auam
ber of Well-brediLeielister Ram La bs ; they
were bred from a, ihorottghbred priz ram and
„ well bred ewes. Alsq: splendi roughbred
two-year-oId rann- this sheep too
Prize at the Coanty show last year;
alui have their choice. Apply on Lot
Mon" 2, London Road Survey, Ta
IIIICHAEL` HEFFERNAN-
•
the first
urchasers
2, Cone es-
kersmith.
567
prints,lst - Mrs.G-. Sparks, -d
cBrin.e. Cheese in ade on .fac 7
ciplee lst and 2a J. Tough,
ade breed, lst Mrs. E. Robin-
rs. J. McKinley,
AND SEEDS. — White winter
.-wheet; lst and 2d, ' Ches. Tough. Any
ether kuid evieter wheat, lst J. Lind-
sey, 2a J. MCKinley.. Fife wheat,
J. Wild 2d C. Tough. .Red chaff wheat,
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lst C. Tough, 2(1.A. Sparks. Any other
kind sealing wheet W„ Campbell. . Two -
reeved erley, C. -Tough. . Four -rowed
ir
barley, .lst Cr.- Sparks, ed C. Tough.
White eats, lst C. Tough, 2d 0. Green.
Black ontS. lst G. Sparks, 2c1 C. Tough.
Large Peas, C. Tough. Small peas. A.
Haackel. Timothy peed, John Manson.
Corn, 1St N. 'Mossearn .2(1 j. Wild.' . .
PllEIT.—Apples,•four varieties, five of
each, lit ' J. Eggleeon, 2d T. Tough, 3d
T. Elliett. . Collection of apples, five of
each ;variety, lst 0. Sparkseal J. -Wells,
3d. J., Tough.- Pears, four varieties, five
of 0a -ch J. Wild. Peaches, lst E. Rob-
inson, •• d A. Hatteke. Grapes, lst Geo.
t
West() , 2d. J. Wild.. .
' Vece. ABLES.—EArly potatoes, lst J.
Wild., 2a J. Spreadberey. Lona red field
matgol - s, lst Ws Woods, 2d J5'. Walker.
Yellow globe field mangolds, G. Sparks.
Late. potatoes, lst j. Eggleeon, 2d Alex.
Sparks , Beets, lst A. Haacke, 2,a W.
w,o0as1 . Cabbages, lst A. Haacke, .2d
R. Bailee-, :Cauliflower, R. Bailey, . Car-
rots, lst W. Woods, 2d 3. Tough. ' Par-
snips, 1st Dr. Woods, 2,d -W, Woods.
Punapkine; lst W. Townsendaeal C.
Wild. Squashes, lst F. Woods, 2d A.
-Haacke. . Large English potato onions,
Dr. Woods. Cenadien potato onions,
lst A. --itiacke, 2d J. Lindsay. - Other
onions, lst A: Haack°, 2d W. Woods.
Field turnips, lst C. Wagner, 24 Alex.
'Sparks. - Field carrots,. lst J. Campbell,
2d W. Woods. White . celery, lst A.
Haaeke, 2d, H. McCa,nn. . Red celerY,
lst H. McCann, - 2d A. Haacke. Citrons,
lst J. Armstrong, 2d ;G. W estop. Musk
aie Garth
3s.
Ladies',
Boy's dre
Miss Mo
M. E. W
son. Ne
der clothing, Mrs. Stokes. singing G-od Save t
s, Mrs. Stokes. Worsted tidy, day at 9 o'clock
gan. . Phantom basket, Miss gave a running cm
)od. Rag mat, Mrs. R. Wat- He gave some exce
tine, Mrs. Wm. Peck. Goats, who were getting
a. Stanbs ry. :Rabbits, lst J. Gardiner, interesting to the
2d C. Ga diner. Carriage yokes, James readers., Mr. A
Armstrone. Neck yokes, James Arm- third class Gram
of Wingham, gave a criticism on our one day last week. He was
Readers, and reed very interesting pa- horse and cart, the herse bee
per of a nondescrpt character. The cued at a passing train and
Rev. P. Musgrave, of McKillop, gave an sudden bound. caught the b
address on "How to Teach Morals in the end of the shaft and the
School." He .ve y properly ridiculed. station building. The sb aft
the idea of teaching them from -a -textbook. the chestpiercing him almos
strong.
'Lade, h
Specime
apples,
,Stokes. Red peppers, A. Haacke.
Dr. Wood:s. Honey in jar,
a Armstrong, 2,1 Mrs. Talbot.
lorses, W.. Peck, Bread, lst
, 2,d. Mrs. J. McKinley. Green
erlin wool flowers, Miss Peck.
nd made, Miss J, Woods.
darning; Mrs. Stokes. Crab
eo. Sparks.. Chemise, Mrs.
Rhubarb
lst - jam
Span of
Robins()
a bank head. foremost, and str
box protecting a spring, disloca
neck, causing instant death.
—The sixth fire since spring
ted an important portion of Po
housie'on Wednesday night la
—A boy named. Robinson fell
cistern in St. Catharines on S
His mother, in running to hi.
tance, fell and broke her leg, b
aged to reach the cistern and
little fellow out.
—A Miss Williams, at a me
the Toronto Teachers' Associati
on • Saturds.y last, delivered a
on the subject of "Hygiene," i
she condemned the use of tobse
ing destructive to the system,
physically and mentally.
• 1
en, a
ed his
evasta-
Dl-
week.
hate a
turday.
aseis-
men-
aw the
•tin of
n, held
lect e
• which
6 as be•
•:orally,
which he took as if he had. chewed all
his life. By this time a large crowd
of people had assembled, and by the
united. effort of the multitude, pushing
the animal from behind, khe was re-
luctantly forced. down the gangway and
ineo the ferry boat, by which he was
conveyed safely home.
—Last Friday • morning, a servant
giel in the Queen's Hotel, iPalmerston,
named. Janie Knowles, died very sud-
d4nIy. She complained of feeling ill,
and in twenty minutes afterward was a
corpse. Au inquest was held, but no
evidence as to the cause of leer death
could. be found.
Levius Milford, of Elizabeth-
town, has an apple tree planted by his
andfather in 1771. The tree coin-
enced to yield fruit in 1786, and has
elded ever since. There is quite a
vest of apples on the aa centenarian
is year. This is probably the oldest
ee bearing fruit in Caua,da.
—A large and very flourishing settle-
ent being made on the north bank
o the south branch of the Saskatche-
.
g
—The Peterborough Town Council
have passed a by-law to repeal the by- y
law adopting the Dunkin Act• in the h
,
town of Peterborough. The T wn t
Clerk has been authorized. to su mit t
the by-law to the vote of the rte -
payers, which cannot be done till Des i
cember 6th.
—One of the most successful sho s of
the season was the annual exh biti n of
and to be regaled the South Riding of Waterloo Agr cul-
ilharmonic Society tural Society, held at Galt on he Oth
after the appoint.
was called to order
proceedings began
es of music. Dr.
deiced the subject
and llth insts. There were over 2,000
entries. The show in general has far
serpassed that of any prededing Year,
both in point of display and attend -
an, ten miles below St; Laurent Miss
ld families of Manitoba, While a few petty belonged to B. LaWrI113011,
jacket, patent , leather shoes, Alpine
shaped hat. Any011e giving informa-
tion that shall secure him to his friends
in Woodstock will be handsomely re-
warded. They are aneiously awaiting
his appearance.
—Early lad Friday morning a valu-
able horse was taken from the stable of
Mr. McMahon, M. P. P„, in Dundee.
The thief was captured. near Copetown.
the same day, and the horse was found
in a barnyard close by.
—The man tried and acquitted at
Winnipeg the other day on charge of
stealing a, coat has commenced an ac-
tion against Lieut. -Governor Cauchon
for defamation Of character. The
damages are laid at $5,000.
—The death is announced of Dr.
McAlpine, of Ekfrid, well known
throughout the western portion of this
country. He was at one time editor of
the Glencoe Transcript and. afterwards
held a position on the Great Western
Railway.
—A fire occurred at St George last
Saturday morning, by -which e driving -
shed said barn, rented. by Xr. Crysler,
3
3:
e'en. Many of the eettlers are of the were burned to the ground..The pro- ' •
re from Ontario.. The laud is -of the Esq, The fire. is sapposed to have -
ery finest quality, with an abundance been caused by children playing with
;$3
,•.;'1
it 7e
f good wood and water. matches. A valuable democrat wagon
_ =s,
e
—A brakesman named. Archibald was lost
Iogg, whose run lay between Hamilton —Mr. D. Guiles an old. resident of
ance. ed Kincardine on the Wellington, Bruce County, died. suddenly on the 6th e•\,•:7 .
e some excellent --A dilassina accident tools plate at rey and Bruce railway, svas accident- inst. Deceased was at work that day
•
g of this very im- Dorchester, by which a little boy tilly killed on Wednesday evening of and. seemed to be in his usual health,
mpasaied by several named Jones, while playing with in- att week by being struck on the head when he was called suddenly away.
r. is an eicellent other child, amusing therusels es rght- vhen passing under the railway bridge He formerly o'vnied. alarm in Kincar- e -
s •r•
etween Galt and Preston while -walk- dine township, but sold_ out and bought
ug on the top of the cars. • a residence in town, where he and his - se
,
—The nude body of a Man, evidently family residedat the time of his -death.
, .
ot a sailor from appearance, with head —A new pest has developed on some , es
,- -
evered, was washed ashore last Friday farms in the vicinity of Galt, It takes ! Is
online at the mouth of Silver Creek, the shape of a disgusting beetle or bug, i
.. es
a.bout half an inch long, which has t ,,
ous, lively and in- Mg matches, set fire to his clothm
ns are formed. with burnt his breast, neck, hands, • nd t
mperately express- tion of his body in a fearful ma
e whole discourse Slight hopes of his recovery e e
as follows: That tabled.
hemselves by con- —Two distinct diseases are
e arduous duties of amongst horses in the neighb
d that as parents Paris. The one proving m
rtunity to educate shows its first syMptonas in
y cannot afford to and heaviness of spirits and
course of study be- of the chest. The other is att
taught by a teach- inordinate thirst, but is not
erstand his work. alarming, as it has been s
on reading, to the treated.
e music wad given —A telegram from Stele>
e Dr. resumed work the gratifying news that Mr.
to the audience on Arthur, of Lobd, has taken al
This was replete ors at the State Fair on his
ed. with tugged elo- Berkshire pigs. This is the
e a 'ver rushing in seven years a Canadian ha
il
Worn hannel—in- the sweepstakes prize at this
nd yet not wanting fair. Mr. McArthur is to be
s. He told. his tale lated on his great success.
vas teacher and WE/ —A German bricklayer's
iend to friends; and named John nadir, died. of
use by a beautiful in Toronto on Monday mo
¶.d Mi closed by all met with an accident some
and
por-
nen
ter -
rev lent
rho a. of
st fatal
dullness
swelling
nd.ed by
onsidered
ccesSfully
's rings
A. Mo-
thehop;
ly of
time
•
18
San
rst
re eived
elebrti,ted
congratn-
assistant,
star ation
inn
vee
e Queen. On Fri- and was confined to bed. H s wi
m., Mr. Turnbull also recently taken ill and
mautary on Milton. the whole family of four
gut advice -to these
up Literature—very
n, but not to your
heson followed on
ar. Mr. Ferguson,
ilteraily starving. The m
would not allow him to mak
tion known.
—A young lad in Toro
Owen Gleeson met with aho
Gave a humorous
school days, and
beans. D. Woods. . - a very sensible
. JUDGES. substance of his
Horse • —James Forrest, Stanley ; D. teacher -should dis
McIntosh., Brucefield. ; John Torrence, that manner whic
-Varna. ducive to their mo
Cattle, Sheep and Pigs.—James Big- a vote of thanks to
i
gins anc M. Smith, Stanley ; Neil I the meeting with
Mathes° 1, Clinton.
• Grain,Seeds and Dairy Produce. --j. = , - - C
B. Secorp. and Wm. Luker, Varna; Jas. Mr. S. Arthur,
Thomsoe, Bayfield. raised a squash, w
- Ladieq' Work.—Mrs. Geo. McDonald, 1 —It is propose
Stanley . Mrs. Dr. Stanbury and Miss , hams in the etre
1
. 1 '
King, Ih yfielcl. score of economy.
Maim actures.—Wm. Logan and Jas. •
1 —Mr. T. H. i
S truth ei s, Bayfield. ; orator, is laborin
Fruit. F• Woods, 13ayfield ; Thomas i Kincardine. No
'oderich Township. . signed. : the pledg
ents.—Thos. Lavin, Clinton ; I —Diphtheria o
new, Blake ; Robt. Fulton, Eg- attacked quite a
e. . Ship of Wihnot,
Marks,
Imple
Wm. Ac
mondvi
Tel
To the
Sin,
the Nor
was hel
llth of
ers pres
bave occurred.
. e
• °biers in_ Con.vention. - i —Proclamatioi
ditor of ,the II Limn, :Expositor. .i: 1 cla.ring that the
According to previous notsce, i -Wingham shall r
Lb Huron Teachers' Association ; after the 6th of J
at Brussele, on the 10th and —Sense Ameri
etober. - The number of teach- • up their quarte
nt was very large, (about 70,) 1 catching' bullfrog •
meeting was One of the most , quantities to Ne‘
a,ccount of his early the back. Death was meta
reated the subject in —IIanlau commenced '
anner indeed. The career early in life. In t
ecture was that the Co/onist of Sept. 9th, 1.860, the pllow- —Mr. James P. Glass, ormer y- a, (seam
. 0
ipline his pupils in ina parag,raph occurs : ' A Young clerk in the store of Messrs. Collins, —On Tuesday of last week a, passen-
ed that a er on the express west from Montreal,
•
•
•
mc
ave
n's
his
to
ribl
dri
me frigh t -
making a
y between
walll of the
penetrated
threugh to
tameious.
is heating
e Toronto
1181
ear Port Bruce. The body is sup-
iosed to have been in the -water about a proved very destructive to pumpkm
math, and was so badly decomposed vines and the pumpkins themselves.
hat. Coroner MeLay could not say On some farms these vegetables have
hether the head was knocked 'off by been utterly deetroyed by the pests. A
the boom of some vessel_ or with some most offensive odor is emitted. by this •
sharp instrumeiet bug.
—By the gale which Swett over the —On Wednesday morning of last '
Ottawa District last week; the Chau- week Mrs. James Clarke, of Protestant
diere lumber merchants have suffered Hill, near Port Hope arose as well as
to a greater extent than was at first au usual, and ate her blreakfast, done up
ticipated. Large quantities of sawn her 4ork, and went into the garden to
lumber were blown into the river, and, dig potathee for dinner, and when re-
floating down, was lost the owners,. turning into the house at about 830,
most of it having been picked up by dropped dead. A. medical gentleman
lumber pirates before i could be re- -WaS called, who pronounced. t'lier death
covered. caused by heart disease. The deceased.
—One evening last week Rev. Father was about 70 Years of age.
Wadel, Parish Priest at Cayuga, 'who is —In his sermon 013. Sabbath morning
another parish, last, Dean Gressett, of Toronto, depre-
een 300 and.400 cated the practice of rennin,/ after fa -
.e.
testant friends, vorite prea,chers, and of liking scene
th an address ministers better than others. All
n upwards of preachers should be Estelle& to with. the
an replied in same respect, and their words as am-
bassadors of Christ shoull 'be equally
acceptable. The above was probably
prompted by the tact that Rev. W. S.
Rainsford has returned.
--Miss Louisa Sturdy, who wasteland
U,)'
of being an'accomplice with her
111
Ile about to be removed to
s ago was evaited -upon by bet
e was a hid Catholic and Pr
then who presented him w
been and purse said to cent
pride $150. The rev. gentle
ondi-
=ed.
death
jng a
feeling and eloquent t rine, expressing
his sorrow at his forced. departute from
amongst them.
--Dunkin McInenzile; brought to
Montreal from Winnipeg, where he was
almost blown to pieces on the Pad&
Railwey by a nitro-gly erine accident, father M the abduction of a young lady
was admitted. to the General Hospital, at Guelph about a year ago, is to be re -
where his leg was a-mputated. He lost leased. at the aspiration of one year in
both eyes as well as hi nose in the ac- the Penitentiary. Her release has
S4
cident, and now he is epriv;ed. of one been granted in consequence of a peti-
leg. Ile is a native • of Nova Scotia, • tion from the citizens of Guelph re -
and was a foreman on the railway questing that she be discharged. They
works: _ had always tonsidered her more sinned
. • th sinning
should be inost con-
-al well-being. After
he speaker, he closed
reefer.
•
nad.a.
f Wilmot, this year
ich weighec1113 lbs.
to cut off all the gas
Navigater.—We are infer
young child named Edward
years of age, will to -day, w
naitting, row across the bay
boat, starting from the Isla
three o'clock—the first
weather is ssuitable. He
the market wharf."
—The Quebec- detectives
as of Quebec on the asked to keep a look -out
W. Angell, formerly Seere
eConkey, temperance Pullman's Palace Car Co
!with great success in left Newark, New Jersey,
fewer tban 350 have ago, and is charged with ro
amount of $120,000. Ang
a virulent type has quently visited. Quebec, an
numb& in tb.e town- by a number of people th
nd &number of deaths very gentlema,ely in man
pearance, and about forty y
s have beou issued de- An officer of the compan
illages of Oshawa and in Quebec on the look -out f
nk as towns on and —A. shocking occurrence
nuary next. ' in the township of Keppell
ans who have taken morning in an attempt of r
s at Rice Lake, are young Man named James
and. sending them in brother Isaac Arnold. Th
and the York marliet. of the deed lay in evai
successlul ever held in the County. A.; —Twelve sun( red head of cattle and brother on a road that he
most attractive programme wag an- three thousand f ve hundred. sheep were and shot him in the back.
nounce , and as far astime would permit, forsvarded from Toronto for English ea man lies in a very ,ditng
carried out to the satisfaction of all I markets on Wed
present , The meeting was opened with . of last week.
a few (Anted remarks from tne 1 reen —A. bear -wei niing 460 pounds was " fore the •Alagistrates at 0
dent, e. Dewar, which no doubt were killed • within a mile of Petrolia last committed to Owen Soma
sade a nuisanceof him- trial.
by destroyingcrops in —Diphtheria mad typho
been committing serious r
in named Patrick O's New Hamburg Mr. Job
lleyille a few days ago, a daughter of Mr. Daniel
used by a nail in the. was working for him, wer
Kincardine, some time ago went to
Austin, Neva,da, where he occupied. a
similar position. He has lately entered
into business in the dry goods line on
his own hook, and. is feverably. spoken
of by the press of Austin. This is an
example of what it is possible to aCC0331-
plish by industry, ecoonly and perse-
verance.
—A horse belonging to Mr. Thomas
Weir, 2nd. concession, Huron, met with
its death in a rather strange manner,
one evening last week. Getting through
with the day's work, Mr. Weir turned
his team loose in the 3ard and thought
no more about them u til one of them
was discoVered aro
The horse getting on
gave way, fell t
drowned.
—A little while ago the Portage was
considered. to be the lest point to -which
civilization extended and at which
home comforts coul
however, a man ma
and fina a house to sl
on the Grand Trunk Railway, fell be-
tween the cars while the train was go-
ing twenty miles an hour. Severs. Care
passed over him without inflicting any
other injury than scraping the back of
his head and his buttocks as he lay
stretched. fiat on his belly on the track.
It was a most miraculous escape. His
coat tails were out off by the wheels.
Ha leas, 31
1
ath, r per -
in small
d at 12 or
our if the
ill land, a
ha e bee
harle
of th
, wh
tim
to Ks.
as fre
know
He i
nd ap
of age
bee'
01
ieeday end Thursday tion, and is not expecte
; Isaac Arnold was summer
iiighly
all pres
procee
of the t
social
ppreciated„ as they deserved, by week. e as
ut. Mr.Turnbull, of Clinton,then self all Bummer
,e,(1 to give a very concise account . the neighborhoo( vag
••ansactions of the Provincial As --est. young in Ge ger a
p
n at its recent meeting held in Hera, died in 13 Go • er, w
Toront . The working of the Model from lock-jaw ci te en si
School 04; now anxilliary in the • work . sidewalk 'penetr tine his foot on ,the on the same day with kph() (1 feve
of popstar education, was a fruitful sub- 1 day of the Parli mentary election. -1 -. ' Mr. Geiger died on the )7th. Ewa t
ject of iscussiou. All admitted that it —A few 'days ago Mr. Isaac MaAle young woman on the 30t ult. At t
was dung a good., work, but Many UM1, 0 at Elgin, and Mr. TLos. same time four of Mr. Gei er's childr
though that even our brief experience i Coffee, of Hamilton, tried a hop, step, were down with diplithe a, o e, a b
haa SVONV11 several defects -which. re- and jump, for en . The former .jumped. eight years old. died the ay
gelired a, remedy. For various reason.s, . 40 feet 91 inche. , and the latter 39 eet father. On Sunday, the 3 )th
second'class men have been retained in . o inches. er and. son were buried in ne
Model schools although the law , ' —Havelock Boulter, son of W, J. the 3rd inst. another die
requires 'lest class. This Is ..not to be Doulter, of Big eland, was drowned in and the other two are not
allowell. in future. Again, some thought ; the .Bay whils duck shooting. His live. Mr. Christian Me
the preseat sesSion too short and advo- skiff upset as h a -as reachin,g for a three children -within th
cated. its extensien to three months; this duck which he had. shot. The body three weeks from the sam
however, on more mature deliberation-, -. has not yet bee recovered. — Coneiderable amu.
was nit thought expedient, considering —Large quan ities of potatoes are be- caused in Sarnia -the othe
that he expense was already very e ing expel -ted fr m Nova Scotian ports fill donkey. The donkey
' ' d States. ApPles are attazhedlead been broug
already sefficiently taxed, as i lower than. flee.
oung teachers usually had no i and the crop is -o large that there is- no turn he, evidently liking
f their own. Another real defect prospect of an dvance. - • -of Canadian life and d
at all our model schools were —A son of t le Lieutenant -Governer :long his stay, refused to
schools, the requirements of tu- 'of New Brunsw•ck named Stephen M. gangway leading -to the
ools were not met. 'This is to be Chandler, wa - instantly killed on fouled necessary at lengt
e in future by forming a mixed ; Thursday, 10th inst. The unfortunate him from the cart and t
from the various. rooms and ; man having bu. Mess at a grist mill near separately; but the donk
,
, got out of his buggy, this and. refused to Move.
tally on a small round was made to induce him
ched him forward over was tempted by a che
Or
ary
pan
so
ber
11
is
re.
er
10
ars
h3
r hi • .
•
too plac
ast Sunda
ur r of
by hi
etrato
lor hi
to pas
evoun
not
pe
ing
*es,
TR.
rou.
to
cond
recove
y t ied.
en en. an 1 , owners of threehmg
ing iD. h:is well.
he cover,. _which
ough and was
las had. Now,
leave Winnipeg
ep in every night
take—a distaece
—,A. man named. Fisher, employed in
-Bell & Co's„ organ factory, Guelph, met
with a most painful aceident He was
working a machine known as a
" shaper," mouldine raised_ Tanels, ,
when his right hand".came in contact
with the knives, whiele keep moving
round and. round vvith great rapidity.
The first three fingers were minced to a
jelly up to the first joint before hecould
withdraw his hand. Mr. Fisher ex-
periences- coneid.'erable pain, and it will
be some time before he will be able to
res_ninTheewitoerkv..
John Ryerson, brother of
until he passes Shoal The - Ryerson; died on Tuesday, 8th
inst. at the residence of hie son-in-law,
of two hundred miles; and this year ma inst,
of eimeee. He and the
ed still further westward. died la,st week, were the only sur -
Rev. Mr. Corson, of Brantford, who
_ the line of settlement has been extend-
. —Chapter 193 of the Consolidated yiying menabers of the first Methodist
- Statutes of Ontario provides that the Conference ever held in Canada, and, a
. machines,
wood -dress e to say they were buried_ within
jail to awa t : sawing, or other maeldnes, connected
I ton horse power by neeans of a timb-
er ha' ; rod. or line of shafting, shall cause such
a A
haftin to be covered.' evith
(I : wood, leather, or metal covering, so £1,8 toria College. ,
ia 1 to prevent accideen °centring. The —By the rise in the pie° of stock of
k Act further provides bat persons who the Sierra Nava,da Aline, Mr. John
1,
. I own such. machines, and who fail to Skae, a Canadian, who 'owns one-fourth
,e i comply with the coneitions of the Act, of the mine, gained abut five million
'e ! shall be liable to fiae and imprison- dollars the other day.' He Irenl. Mrs.
n. ' ment. It is to be heped that all par- Skae came east a few days ago intend -
'y ties concerned—those who manufacture ing to go auto Paris 4 eut he was re -
1
fter h.s I these machines, as ell as those who ; called by this information. He had
it, fat - ' runthem—shall see to it that the con- ! just time th call at Oellawa, to see 801316
ave. n i ditions of the Act referred to are corn- • friensis and. hurried home again, post-
, a eittle • 1, I plied with. poning the trip to Paris. The seven
expected o i —The boy Arthur Hallam, reported days railroadieg to San Premised is
er has lo.t missing, is the 13011 0 07 B. Hallam, a not much of a pleasure, but there are a
last two r missionary now in India, sent by his few to be found, who would take it for
diSease. father to his friends in Woodstock to be the five millions.
f
0
an hour of ea.ch other. Mr. Ryerson
entered the ministry in 1820, and was
co -delegate for many years. He also
occupied. a prominent position in Vic -
•
heavy,
paren
these
funds
was,
grade
ral sc
overc
and bonie in a great measure by into e
have been for years, Port Huron. When it w
. .
• 11
school
demo strating to the teachers in train- B
ing h such schools should be conduct- stepping accide
ed. . re Dickson than took up third stone, wehich pi
$
•
ern ist w s educated. After a three months' voy- —By the will of the late Rev. Dr.
da. . by a w 1- age he reached New york in safety in Speneer, formerly of Ottawa, who aiea.
1
wieb, a ca care of the Young Men's ChriStian As- in Scotland. a few weeks ago,a number of
t dver fro • sociation there, who eared for him and legacies have been left for the benefit of
ti e to - started him to Woodetock on the 25th the Presbyterian Church in Canada,
e s ort tas e September via the New York Central amounting to about $11,000. To Queen's
'rink to p •- • to Suspension Bridge. Not arriving in College, Mngston, 38 shares of $100
go down t e Woodstock, C. II. Ilial, of the Montreal 1 each of Montreal Corporation mescal-
ocls It W:13 dated stock,interest 7 per =tete be M-
t
mi h
Telegraph Company,i was sent to New
York to trace him up, and he succeeded
in doing so - as far as London, Ont.,
from which place no, trbze has yet been
found. • His age is 1$; he is tall, very
rauch sunburnt and freckled, full face,
vested in perpetuity for -the general good
of that college. To the trustees of the
said. College, simoo of Dominion of Can-
ada six per cent. stock, to be investedin
the perpetuity for providing a bursary in
th College to students of divinity.
e e ch do
y • jected
E ery eff
g and.
o tobac
••
•
to
rt
6, heir long and. yelloW, wore dark pea-
.....cosableNsiewra"
.„