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I I MMANCROLt 9 O=a. Ch .. . ! . I I ;. . . . - - 4 Z - , i . � � . — �. I . Z�� I � . ). I 11 10M.i4 last Wmi, Gj��dy.'&, yo-ong . . . I I ! ; . - � I I - . I I . . � � ,�.: I age,.qVZng Ott 16t- I I .. . 7� )out 25 yews Of . . I . i I . 4 . -1 . I . . . . 41 . � )WeSSiOU 11, West- vivvuosh -- I � I � , i ; I I I . t . * ii . . � I � , 'MseRia the baxn !,with - - . � . . I I . - I - one I . % . . � - � I � �, I � . Lou& lines. Ae h, . I � ; . . i . I � q - 4'k� '-h R r n va �ed - � el � I - ; 00aea ready to go to *Oiz, - I � I I . . . I - on -t - I . . � I . . . �, hat, �_ . i . : I I I : I . . I t9. It is stated that he .. / - � ::: I . I I had been ti - Z � . ; . i , .. I . : Baportain . � - . , I ekstate Of Mind )r I �11 ) � I p - . 0 . 190rae I I . � . � cavious'. HO wag UT�M& ed. � � � I � i I � . . � I I I � I � I I � . . . N I . . ,N.'! I ______,_�� . - : - � � I . I I . ; . . � I � � . . I I Brlyfte�ld Circuit. -1 I - . I . � : _� I . � . . ; 11 . -, - I . � I � I : The Dayfield 0 ! . - T - I I : � . ircUit, CAXiada, - . I i - - - I ist'held its C ' r _�__�___�_� - i I I . ! � . I . � I � I I � tuart`01Y servwer, :L,L%Z_,, I � . � I . ; . . I I i . McLEAN. BROS., Pubhs- i . . I ; hers, � �. . I . I . ,,_ 7��_ �_1.11�.=M=kT . . , Y., JUNE -:i, 18831. 1 . I I Sunday, Cho 13th inst. The Zia* - gIXTEENTH YEAM . . . I � -vance. 1. Uded - ._ - XMM13ER 808. , . � 1 $I.50 a Yeax, in Ad � . L 19 was. 1&rgely at and well, E I I- - . , FRIDA . i .� � W1, NV110L — � � I 1 . 11 . � � I � I . � I . - - - ; �, - � 4 - I I r1wrious a-ppoin I I I � � . . - 4- ,,. I � . ., . � I I I .. I . 1 . - tMew- 4 i - . I - ' t th- eirouit. T�e Rev. J. 8. Gook � -A i;;;;' . I . � . I . __ - I -1 � I - - _� I . irthd4y in contest was between '�Dexter and Brown blouse, and ockings, with 'fancy pile of wood he was working at f9,lIiDff bars of bis'cell window, in the third has !agreed to give a money grant to the the matter—,, heads we go, tails we go . 11 Ified tho, Pulloit, -'and deliverea a - W - The Q'16ell�s B . black et , I I- I i � � � ' , . (1 accordingly _� I bla and effective, sermon, k IV I taking "I" . I Sea,forth. Dick for -first place.! They are both skull caps. Only t*o games were play- on htm. He hadl taken up�jland at La a story of the building, ind let himself Province amounting to 81,000,OGO, of back." '"ails w1011, an I I Mt Job. 21at, chapter, 15th ver fmal, 11 ` 1 � - they retur'ned, one of them iminediate- / � W good, honest working horses and evi- ad, in both which Clinton was success- Megantic, and w�s al�but, to commoner, down with a rope made out of the which $750,000 is to indemnify the Pro � - �� Thecel6bration. in this town onThurs-, I 1. I 0 11 . i ia discourse he 7 .4,11 . I dently showed all tb at Was in them. In ful, the la�t being won in about eight farming. ; . bedding. vince for loss sustained in carrying out ly after his return securing a situation. � � I ' e4ur-Aerated 0161�1 asy of last week -was, in sct, - I I Saturday night, and , � , - I ad ifite the first two heats 2exter took tbe'lead minutes. During the match a YOUDg -The village of Uxbridge was visite -E. F. Egglesto 'a Agricultural the terms of the Confederation to del -ay The paii met on - I � "eating manner tho . - . di : &success. The we ' ' . 7 I ; i . - 'I- again decided to . enefits.of-prayer.1 A! 1. but was so closely fol owed by Dick that man named Sha�v had his forehead cut by a disastrous. fire early on Saturda Works'4at Ancaster wera destroyed by 'the buildiD- of the Canada, Pacific Rai return to 14 Merry . . I -most V6 f . I a crowd of people 3 ZI I I I I ' Q - Lere was a laxg . .11 sad tb , Dated in the fire a few days ago. E'very effort was way, and $250,000 in- aid of the,' con- making as a 1. I )mained for the 16VEY46481b and. � � . The attendance, however, he had no time to play. Hei,however, so badly that it h1ad to be sewed up. morniDg. The. flames origi England," chief stipulation ; . I � . . . . . . . I town. . re, 4 lent� On the following IAO --d - - - it trotted squarely and never made a break THE Bicyo ACY,.-Somewhat of a market building 'and incpn iarism f" I k U.. a, - LE 4 made to save the buildipg, but it was struction of the Esquimauary dock. in the ba;rgair. that they would secu J I p . I t ,V, ' � M n a 80 � . I � sxf� , ,Oulddoabtless hame been very much I I . ` -railway tickets to 0 tre 1, �a L40F Oftioial Ooar 7 . V while Dick frequently broke, but lost misunderstandin arose almost at the suspected, I i not possible and even of the stock and -A very old and much respected their i � � ly d raot at' �.. I : ,ger but for the fact. that many of the � i lax little time as be was quickly caught last minute, bet een the directors ,of -The . youn wife of 1 a Moutrea c but little w is saved, The resident of, Branchton departed this that if their faith failed them, they -1 : f 1 . I lil with a large attendance. - � 9. : - - . . 1 � I I Si Au - . Isriners had not yet finished seelding, I ' . 1 7- I 1. . I t I I ,'�Utleaga, Esq,.,, M�d John C6X __ � - each time by his driver. In each beat the driving park f 6nd the general amuse- grocer has been committed, to gaol fo foundry was in full blast and 'in the life recently;, in the person of Mr. Rich- might have a check on it.. They ac- . t V1 , athey preferred staying at hom4 and 1 3, i � hLost--n doIega,tes 0 attend ' the horses passed undsr the wire almost Mont committee, which threatened at two months by the Montreal r000rdel midst of a prosperous season. ard Wilcox. The deceased was born in cordingly left on the morning of the - . i - tle ill . the ;t'- 0 "oi.g their work to taking a h.oll- . I I i � say Delegates from the various Mon- the County of LlDP'oIn,,in 1806. In 1854 1 � 1 , I ' -1 1, � . I _. - iStTict, meeting to i be held in Win I.- - � - oh a, time. In addition to neck and neck, but Dexter had the best one time to prevent a race almost for habitual drunkenness a�ad violenc - � 1 24th ult. for that place. I - "I I .. �.. - . day Vit an of it.- -But, keenly contested as the first under any circumstances. A. good many in her home. . treal charities met on Saturday, when he came to Sent Mr. Joseph Lamb, of Lucan, for- � � - i , � , h Dumfries and took up I - d fr. R. J. FIoGdy -,�vaa then pro neighboriiiig towns and I i I : � I I � I yofthe I � I i . .` T. C. 11---ji, an assoc go he left me . � x:bo-.t6r and acce-oted, Pond k 11 this, Man' two heats were tba.tbird one was even' people were disappointed that the race -Eddie Flack, son of. ,1 �� iatlon was forined unaer the f arming, and about ten years a - rly of London, and ex -jailer o" the I � As the P own, I I ,�_i, , 1 ,MlageB had celebrations of their I I I I � . - , -St. Thomas,, was fi , - ly on 7 , : _. ; Coo.' - it moreso. They got a good sendoff, and did not come off in the morning as ad- of riDg off ' fir� name of the 11 Charities Organization" h1s farm and took up his residence in county of.Xiddleiaelx died sudd n � � r. C kwill leave shortly, he v, m � . �as, no doubt, deterred a great many k . ereda,hea,rty and unanimous vat tft.4 .Whiohy . - - � . � I e , here. But, even with both horses did their best. They kept vertised, as this novelty was soinathing crackers when one of them exploded, with tbe object of promoting economy Brancbtbn. Deceased had passed through Saturday. Mr. Lamb came to this' I �i I . � � : . � I from Coming . . � is madh * �� closely together throughout the heat. they were partiyul�rly interested in, the powder going into his eyes. He in charity and providing for reform- troublous time. He joined Wm. Lyon country from Ireland about the yea;r 7 -- � .- esteeinea services good turn- . 0 I . � ; I these drawback& there was a . . i I � ! , 1845. On his arrival at Londo.u, he � ! . durinift- � but especially so dnrin the last half . and it is only, �dir to say that every will likely lose li�s eyesight. atones and other worhf L -not at present McKenzie in 1837, and was slightly - � ast two years. The me-=bere fr 9 I I . � I i L I �� . . - I am tw�: . . mile and at any time they could have effort was made io have it, but without iltbn Women's Temper� existing. wounded in the early part of that an- established a line of teams between , .- ifferent appointnqer,A!% Spoke in , , 11 - out. . The first thing, on the programme \ . � k___� � - I __.. a � . attering terms of! the r � been covered with a sheet, sometimes suce-ess. After,dlinner,however, Messrs. ance Associatioh are circulating a -Last MondAy,'Dr.Henry Russell, of fortunate rebellion. Lonclon and Hamilton, for the conv4y�- a -_ � 1rJp,EUEX"s TOURNAMENT. � . X * C , 1 . I I . on 8 J. Me of 0 �tureB asking that tex�, Quebec, performed a surgical operation -It is understood that the Marquis ance of MY erchandise, and to,, ther with , � � . � . i everend 961r, _,_ * � e half,a neck ahe�d and. sometime' Culloch , God6rich, J. Kelly, of petiti`n for sign 4a , i - � . an, and expressed in ap �f �. Reo'clockinthe forenoon,'%the, � . :, I .. Te'ry , - - .... .At Ui ' . the. other. They witered the home-' Blyth, and T. Jackson, Jr., and E., Hol- books on temporAnce be introduced into 'upon a well-known citizen, extractinK of Lorne will stay in Canada until the lines ownqd-by Messrs Bently and John z- . � �, - . - � I ianner their regrbtat p , �. I fall uniform, agatim- - � � I . Brigade, in ..� I .- Town stretch as nearly abra'a"st as:,. possible, mes,, jr., 0, linton,'entered for the race. the Pub.Lic and Jaigh Schools 6f that from the calf of his leg a cuff -button end of October, and that his successor Laird,- this was iha 41y means which - � ; � �. � 11 . � I . . ; d'thf al and - u,9461 ,a, 44 or in . t their hall, where they War I I � " � 11 __ I'll, a- .e _. . : . __ � 11 I but Dick kept � gradually gaining and Mr. Jack on was disabled by a sore city. which the latter suppos d 4e had lost will arrive before the end of November. merchants had of obtaining goods. On i �; . %use. Ur.Cook,4n a a ort 0iiiedbytbe Ho,rriston Brigade, *ho �� . I I I I .. 11 - ' a -Mr. Hail has been sometime hgo. How he the entrance of the railway into London . - � z_ � 11 passed under the wire bout halt � a hand andl only eiltered to fill up the ry Lawson who I button got On the arrival of the former, in Eng- � � aplied in appro � * � � - - I Priate terms, and 1. . ad arrived the p� ravioufs evening. 'The I . - * - - I __ . length ahead of the other, thus winhAing ra6e, whibli ti Ily between the the Globe's Ott ' chief of staff during into such a singular pos�tion appears to land he' will be raised to the peerage. this business Was destroyed, and Mr.�' - � .. - was prac lea aWa _1 -1 . - � ,ar&y thanked thqm for their SM - - iWo. companies marche(I to the station � - his operations to, � - � I . n oucoumgemeut. 7 �� i - theheat. The fourth heat was -,*well otbers, Mr. McCulloch took first prize, the recent -sesBic�n of Parliament has. be an inscrutable mystery. It is said that the Princess will leave Lamb transferred - � a .ae TruBte , toraceive. the othervisitim gBrigad ho . . . � � esw �; � I 4 � i teaming between Port Stanley and t. : . ;� � - - �81 Parson -age, helcl & ra - -.F 1. startodand promised to be nearly if not Holmes second and Kelly third. The accepted the position of editor and pub- i -The Oil City Hub and Spoke Fac- about the end of July, and prodbed t 1; ting � r 'Were expected to 06rr.ive by traiD.* The I 0 .. , entirely as interesting as the former one, distance was one mile, and the beat time lisher of the Corowall Freeholder. tory, carried on by Trott Bros:, late of the European . continent, where at London. This he continued until the 1. . . - � . T". � �._� t I � � . fticial one,and f-�.d rheNua CES M , ,kades from Paris, Mitchell and KirjL- -& P. S. Railway. . . - ��, Bi t I � Ad . but in the first half mile Dexter cast a 5J minutes. -The, case ,against Alderman Me- Bothwell, was totally Onsumed by fire Marienbad she will take advantage of building of the 'L. .- I � . neoura arr.0 'R � 1. � - � n . s t, . I � I 11 . 9' I , ' I �_ - �� . - tj ondi0on. By t 11 �araino had signified their intention of ' I 0 so bene- i About 1860 Sheriff Glass was appointed ' . 7 al -.'-.. - HOME, R -These cam � . �: I I � I I I I - atuo, - - being P es8llt L, ' hea way that it w ;-- - Of Rev. __ ' � front Bhoo,when be commenced to breah' ICES. 6 Off as 'Shane, of Mon- trdal,for bribing a voter at on Sunday morning at five o'clock. The the mineral waterg which war � , aigl�.bl labors, Xr. B 1i U r , but for some unexplained ., � to hiA present position, and the poBi- 0 ome. �L i up and lose badly. On the second� ad�ertised and [were witnessed by a the last municipal election,lwaB dismiss- fire had n3ade such as ficial to her health in 1881. . � - :ia liberality of the people, the debt d ason, when the trains arrived the - ' c zl I 9 re round Ind lost a second shoe. Fr tb* �1 large number, the gate receipts being ad by the recorder on Saturday on a lirpossib16 to save anyt iDg in the mill. -It is discovered that the estate of tion of jailor soon after becoming vacant . . � 113 . ; I � 0 i � 3CO on Ithe, parsortage _,o I Kinea,rdine comPanv Mlone put in an : I . ; . was wiped om "" DaL he appointed Mr. Lamb to that posit -ion � - # L , . �] r the About 'V12,000 worth of EpokeB and hubs the firm of C. Stuabling & Co., wl I Of out Dick had matters his own way and rly $400. The race of pacers be- technicality raised by council fo iclesale I � � � � . * and aufficieut ance. This 00111paDLY were in . . - . mv-n-, on h to, rlin is wfiich he held up to the year 11880. 1 . � 11-7, � I erect, a, I appear coming in first won the race. Had this I �ween Messrs. T., Tipling's- 'Arid Collis' defendant. - I in the mill, and all the machinery, importers of German goods in Be � . I . . . .Menicli4. � I I L . , -, itchen, which 'vVill be - cora �� ftffi uniform, and hail with them their . 0 , I I � i .� ies, accident not occurred, the two horses I was an extra one, and resulted in Tip- -A fund of over $1,000 has bee valued at $4,000 in all, was destro ed. in a,bad condition,.the liabilities beirig - He then removed- to Lucan, where he i - - : b-ortly. � . � brags ban1 The Bevi ral compan I I y . commenced business as a merchant, in. .- . � , . are so evenly matched it is difficult to ling WinDiDO I raised among French Canadians,chief] -�LThe Dominion Government has placed,atS170,000.' Thefirmwaslook- � _� - �� , 11 headed by the hand, forned in proces - .1 i ?_ J. - , � = � i - I 1-1---w-mm"M �_ .say which would have been victor. Green Troot'-mile heats -let Sy.ndi- LiberalB, for the; widow of Delorimiel, signed the Conventions with Germany ed on as sound, and they ran in connec- which be wag engaged at the time of � L � --�_ � I �, t I . I �., Sion and marched thi ough several of " � �_q . . I - - zer I _t - I I I . the principal streets, fol, 0wed. by a large There was no official time kept, but it cate,' E. R., Palmer. 2nd, Blazing who was hanged in 1837 for his partici.- and Swit land for the exchange of tion with theitf bus' )nesB a savings bank. his death.� He was about sixty-fl-ve . � I ;�� - . - , -- . 1. � I - I . � was said the fastest heat was trotted in Rocket, T. D. King. 3rd, Rook Racer, pation in the re6ellion. ' '� i money Orders with Canada, beginning A large numbqr of depositors, principal- I years of age. � I I 11 � ; I �. . , 0 y I . 1, . LADIES .[_ )wd of people. Th rocemion over, � � -Steve Peer. a rope walker, of Drum. - � - I or( 2.424. The -following is a summary of Jno. Warner. 7-A young artist from Hamilto ' July 1. Negotiations with France and ly poor people -h&ve.Io.s_t_tbeir deposits. I , . I . - I 111. � i I , ! : , - - � - 1:�.. skil an . , �, � � . . f , ' but - hibi � . � iI - the grand trial of speed and the race: � . , Three-minute trot-Ist, Ned Hanlan, named Bruce, i� making � a name Italy are so forward it i� almost certain The assets are estimated a�tl �80,0001 I mondville, attempted to give an ex �. - 11 I � � F- dUrauce on the part f picked team I on. of his levol-headed-ness on the even-:. . - 1 t�' 0 - Rrown Dick ............... 2 2 1 1-Ist- I J. J. McDonald. 2nd, Jake, Jas. Elliott. himself in the world of arts. A piotuoir money orders may be! sent to those it is supposed will not bring fifty -cents I ti �,� � - I I ' I q from each of the Brigad a took - place. ' � - . � I E Dexter .................... I 1 2- 3 -2nd I 3rd, Go Briggs, A. M. Poily. by him of some , pretentiol�as has-lbeen co4ntries on the same 'date and with on the dollar. The excitement in the i ing of the Queen's Birthday by walking - i . . I . - . : :, _. The test consistedbf a r�n of two hun- Goderich Chief ..... ; ...... a 313 2 -3rd I � I I 1 on the cables of the railway suspension' � . ,_ . I � I - I EvENiNo's ExTERTAINMENT.-At the admitted to the lexhibition of the Royal Belgium a month later., I I place is inteDse. . - . � � - I 1. yards with the iFoBe reel, attach . I - . . . I . -.-. dred r race there ' Forester's Hall, the Clinton Court on- Academy in London. � -Dr.'Burgess, a8$113�ant superinten: -On the evening of the Queen's bridge. , Starting at Clifton about seven - - - .... I I � 1� ... :! . 0 _. . . �� - t " THE OPEN TROT.-Fo thi � ''I , . . on n in Ingersoll a con- - . I - , � the hose to a hydrant, hLy 109 feet of were f�-ur entries, among wbi6h, was the tertained quite a'number of their breth- -Daring a ere thunder storm at dept'of the London Asylum, left .' Birthday celebratio' - o'clock, hesucceeded without -any ap-- - � -- I V.ho, are jut n hose and throw water. The time was 8 0 4 . . .1� . . celeb ated Clear Grit stallion "LUtle ren-Irom Goderic , Londesboro,Holmes- Ottawa on Mot which niziDg high order of merit was given par z 7 I- I MW � �1 .1� r ' i7ay, a stab! M Mc1nday for a three moluths' bots, cart of a ant difficulty in reaching the top of � � I � i i taken from the first start until the Billy, If, owned by Mr. Hodgins, of Br&Dt- ville, and other laces. The entertain. were six horses -was struckiby lightning. tour, in the neigbborhlpd,,oyf the B' in tbe town ball under the auspices of the tower, and descended to the middle' I I --- I :. , I ' - � I . J� � ay I � I . water escaped from the nozzle of the ford.. OwiDgto some misunderstanding, ment given in the town ball was Tb!iee of the horses w � Socie6y. Several leading of the bridge. Many spectators viawed �__� . I I �. of Prof. the Caledonia . I ; 1. ere,1 killed, an of Fundy, in the co T- . I I : , ! �t a.: The first run w%s made by the however', th6 owners of the other horses attended by a'lar,ge crowd, who appear- wa ons and other valuablel property' ill Macoun. The D.octorl q health bag been vocalists were present. The programme him with wonder, admiring his iierve- I --,,- i I ho6 i, , � - . - I . ! . 9 . . t m ... Seaforth� cow pany, but As they were not refused to let them go in a race against ad to be generally� well -pleased with the the building wofe destroyed. impaired of late by overwork, and:he included selections by the following: andtheease with -which he shipped - : : I I ,I - 11 - I � I : . I 9-- t air time� w %- I I . �� Competing for a prime, a' Billy, -&ad consequently this race had to same, and the It boys " will have quite -The death, of David Bradt, , for takes the vacation at t4e compand of Mr, J. C. McLood, Dr. Sippi, Mrs. over the awful chasm `on the single .. . . - � . I . � � . . iston'o , -nd � , � . �,., not kept. Harr alne second, a be declared off. Billy, however, gave a surplus. At about ten o'clock the many years a're8ident of Flamboro', i3 his medical advisers � I Caldwell, Miss Reidy, Masters Hamish cable ; but suddenly there was a hush,,, ?-w I I , . . . . �Iaek Cashmeres ance in 1 minute 29,a 'an exhibition of speed, which was about Band, Firemen and Foresters formal in announced. He lived to the ripe ol 0�p�r, of d Horace McCrimmon and others. - . - � \ . Y .- made, the dist and anxious eyes followed his every', ; I -Mr. Thomas H, Iderslia, an . _�' � Z I I I I � I - I - onds; they were folkwed by Kindar- as good as any race which could. have procession with torches, and marcheo. ,age of 83, and was a U,1 E. Loyalist ,,purchased the farm r. Duncan Nail Mclaaac, of Buffalo, won the' -prize, 'movement. The truth was ma,de known , . ; � see I W . � . � I I , I � 7 1 1 - 4 : 0 17J 1 11 I - � -1 I ; I &a who ca -me in in :i 1 minute been gotten up under the oircumstati3es illrough the prin�ipal streets. The day'�/' and one of the earliest settlers in tbi3 Munn, 1Bt concessi 1100 acres, in the Gaelic IsQng competition. by the cries of Peer, who - sbouted for I I � I � - . ..- � . on$ J rran, v - � � . A� " . � � I . % a � i�� - Won& The first priz . was thus won would have been. He trotted , around amusemen lian�. country. ; I 4�1p. He had fallen when in the cantre, ? r � � :. � ts wound up with a bril I for the sum Of ".000 e ish. . Nir. Hop. - -A few.days ago a three year old son 11, : . ; I � .. a - -Last Monday, at Ottawa, a numbet, per traveled extenBively through Mani- of George Fox, -a -farmer living r_ � 7 -, � . i - by Kinoardine-, ind the econd by Ha.r- the course several times. Tb;3�, last heat display of fire near of the bridge, and arasped the cable 4 � . I � works, sent off from the ' ' I - � ' � I . n s, whi h were for the he made the full mile in 2.34i aDd the roof of Smith's block. Great complaints of gentlemen waited on Sir Hector toba, Dakota and Wisconsin last, fall in Leamington, while passing throug S-,� � -Black or Colored Silks - � , 8ton. The prizes, whi �h the with one leg. � Unable to raise himself, . � . f1i d for the see- f � - . [ Rut & silver trumpet, last half mile at ibe rate of 2.27. This have been maaeon the street against Langevin, at his'private residence, and, search of a good farm� bat found noth- barnyard, was "chased by a vicious old he hung between sky �6nd tw6 huadred, - ' k�. � - . - . .1 � I I . i I i I I . . I I ond seemed to be only play for him and be the manner in which the arrangements on behalf of his mamy friends and ad- ing to suit him so *911 � as his present sow which had a litter of young pigs. L ; I :. " a silver cap, were mu,04,_ admired and sixty feet of space below -in factL.. � " , � ". I -1 � � , by all wbo;oaw them, aDd th q Only Pity came in without a turned hair. His i betweer. life and death. Twomenhap- i �-,! I � . in connection with the bicycle race were mirers in the Dominion, presented him purchase. � The boy tried to escape but fell down .., i . I �. I � �, : th " ' w__i - was that the competitioo for .t ern was I ened to be passing over the top of thv � i . � I . d4vor said he could have made the carried out, which certainly was Dot as with a purl3e containing $17,000. -The Paisley Advo4ate at tes that when the savage brute attacked him P i4 : I I r__ � � r. Both the comp bridge at the time, and finding Peor in . � 7-n � I 1 -1 not keene .Anies com- mile in 2.25 as tbetrack was one of best advertised. The inusement committee -The other evening a woman name4 on Monday, 21st May, the bricks at the and tore his'scalp in a terrible manner, IV ; I I 1 t �aucy or Ptain Dress Goods ' - peting are compo5ed of a flue, robust half mile tracks he had ever speeded . -us situation wout: I i � i � . ' Robinson was rjun over by a Gr�n yards of -Mr. Wmj-A� I D 1 legs. his peculiarly dangero _� _� I - I - . appear to have done ali I they could to astead, sr�,'were and also badly laceratec o e of hif ti L if: . - I ng -10 I -he track was, certainly, in mag- carry out their p%rt of the programme, Trunk tiain nea� Georgetown s� a io roz . me to the rescue and restored him to 'his �- M. - � ` ., I I otive looki of young men, b t � f an so hard between 12 and 1 o'clock Mr. Fox rusbed out t the yard in t, I , and a T 0 � . I � . I .. 4 ! be 0a' ' I natural equilibrium. Steve seemed to ! � � . - 1, - but the Kincardine " llbyol' seemed to nificent condition, being as smooth as a 1% d"'not bar. I _� � dle them to save the phi I 41 � I � i:::: � and they can 1 regret that any mis- and both her legs taken off. Sh6 die that the laborers cotil Id's life. The physician ; � , ,4- . I - i . # I - I � 1. - - � i the more experienced. The arrange- billiard table and with just suffic k ' This is some- w be calm over the occurrence, and, pick. �' ; . -1 be and her family and had to quit wor ho is attending the boy does not think � - I : � i1plat understanding or disappointment should during the night. S -1. 11 - , � . . men r the directi6n of Chief spring to make the best of footing lor ' . injuries will prove fatal, unless in. ing up his pole, continued his trip to. - F " . - have happened. ; The Blyth band was had recently moved from kuskoka. � thing considerably oa �f the co; mon. his I I 11 . _ - � ?�� I I - -1 the top of the tower on the American" - .1 ! � I Silks -for Mantle� . ; - Hogan and ex -Chief ('line, and it is the horses. This closed the �porta._, lor engaged for the ' -Mr. Mowat. qo6s; to E ngland on June Mr. Anstead having ex&rien. A ut ammation sets in. . �. - i I .. � 0 1 � �, I needleBs to say th ,,t there was nothing the day. I dlay and grea'tly contri- -i I � buted to the intefest of the occasion.- 9tb, along with another law, yer, presnm� once before, on the 21E b ay ol May, -The Rev. Mr. Brown, Presbytprian aide and down the cable, returning,: V . . I - I ; I i -1 � wanting, The v siting: firemen were The afternoom was a pleasant One and New Era. I ably Mr. Bethniie, to argu� the Mercer 1847; exact � � I minister of Luther villagi§, and South however, by the toot bridge. . - I i I I ly 36 years ago. I I.i . . Z � I I I I I . . tarts ined b theii . - I . business before the Privy Council. -The Mayor o uther, has resigned his charge of the -Instructions have been issued from , - - I hospitably an r Seaforth every person seemed to enjoy them- I . � i � , � � � I i . 7 w " brethren while he -e. B Y -the time the selves. There was D�o dust and the .1 0 nada. Thereissome talk that questions of Brunswick, has reasived fro�_ .the above congregations, and accepted a theCrownLands Department for the :� �_ � I :�, - i � : tournament was closed the noon hoar gations in Ohio. -On surveyof ten new townships in the, % I , - ' ' � - call ��, � � I � atmosphere was neither too war n The striking ricklayers of Ham- pr,)vincial jiqrisdiction will also com British 6overnment 4,1 gold bronorn from a congre . dantle Trimmings, �'i I 6A &rrived. too cold. There was an immens%nior Province of Ontaxio during the : current , � ir; . I . I m- ilton have gone o work at $3.00 per up. I eter watch and chain �Ibr 11. J., Fritz, the 18th ulb.,-some person or persons I �, . . __ f VIEW R�x I bar of private carri�ges on the gT,0und day. . I formerly . .,Ynition of ; ntered Mr. Brown's stable at Luther �� i � . ... � F.UR .. year. There are three townshk to be, 1 .1 . . i-; I - � -Mr. George Reid, 0� in r"goog the' humanity and a PH � I � . � � A ,$� 1.1 - lWore one o'clock t a om- and the occupants seemed to take much- - -The Nash�ike Jubilee Singers gave Petrolia, has been .appointed statio6 perseverance shown bv'�hitn as master Village, and stole his horse,harness and surveyed in the Huron and Ottawa ter Y_ I I ' L! . � i I I - I .� - ' -- � I - 1. their way towards pleasure in driving around the track I i ay -bythellbon- bug -hem could be ritory. The township "of McLaug0n. . . " . . - , menced wending I . entertainments in Toronto on Friday agent at Wyoming. r, aid is one of of the Lowwood, in I ,,gy. No trace of t - I .i�g a I ; . 11 . I . I t I Faiiview 1�ark, a ad for a considera�!51e betweenthe racers, while those who did and Satur the 01oldest � rail i � found until the following Monday after- will be surveyed by Mr. Dickson, P. L.. 1. - � . . I - . �;- ��` way :o u Canadai., der" for three days, unt,�l the rescue of � � , 1- - 1 4 1� the sidew Ik an(t street leading day on Falls; township of Oslar, . . � t: '�' s 6hrlisti was celebrated 'in . I * - � � Mantle Ornaments A filpe not have carriages appeaied to take -Corpu h aviDg been in the employ, of the Gre a� the crew was accompli�bed. nopn, when the horse was discovered S., of Fenel � I , I - . 4i , � . . ,,-.: tlisn"cro were fairly blooki d with'people almost equal enjoyment luxuriating on Montreal G -n Sunday with imposing i Western Railway for wenty-seve* -The remains of Libut. teBreton, on the commons.� at Arthur Village, by Mr. Byrne, P. L. S., of Sarnia, and - I � I - . - i - � '. . . . . I � . 1 �� I . . " 11 an&carriiageB going to v.ew the sports the beautiful, fresh, green grass. The ceremonies, I years. �. I . I I Mxs Langtry's brbt'4or, 'were taken badly used Vp and unable to be brouglat township - of Boyd, by Mr. Fitzger;dd, , � . . - I ; I I I I U I I tiere. At the ap?3intei hour the Kincardine band were on the ground --The Primiti'a Methodi8ta of Can- -About-310,000 worth lof thorough[ from' the spot in St. a4mes cemetery home. No clue yet as to who the P. L. S, , of Peterboro'. Mr. Niven, P. . � I V . I . . I . I I - I : . �_ - i..-_ . 71REILEN's 1ACF, I during the whole afternoon, and added ada held their. annual, Conference in bred and high grade stock has beeih where she found them' � and reinterred thief is. . L. S., will survey the townships of Wid- � I . : I � i ' I � -1 . � � ' 1 1 � 1 7 �� r . . � -1 i I . . 0 'on -as difield, lying north of Trent Lake �ana ,� i. Was called, when some eight good much to the pleasure 'by 'furnishing Toronto this WeEk. shipped from Elora, to the� North-WeSt in a plot selected by In' 'on the occam -An accident attended with serio - I , ; .4.- 1 ..�l : - moll and stou enter' for'the con-�_ 11 sweet music "-a.t intervals. 'TbisbanA rred at Delaware on east of Lake Nipissing, in the Nipissing, : � '7-4�rhsll. Millinery,. 1; I I - -By a recent fire the Illgersull � shirt by Mr. L. Sniollie, Jr., who is agen� of her visit to Toronto� A white marble consequences occu i . I ,,, - . - . � �. 11 test. A fair start was got, bat as a of workmen were an- district. The following to-WnBhip.s on. ; I �� - � I ,:: I s occasion were nq . . Ontario,! & Al"anitdb4 cross, which shortl� to be erected,. Tuesday. A fore il .. � I - -1, they- could -not all win'! the twV prizes sparing of themselves or stingy with t4p about $7,000, and is insured for $6,000. Land Company for the� County o' will at once illark a � �rother's lonely! gaged in d riving piles for the new bridge, the line of the Canada Pacific Raiway i . � plays well,and on tbi _'. t factory loses, on kock and machinery, for the Scottish, - . . '... � . -L . I - I � ,�J.l offered, when the and :of the course. ' : � and in some manner the bar fastening t. i . . . � � I �, music. On the Whole the day was a -Mr. Jonah owell, of St. George, Wellington. , I grave and a aister's lo*iog regret. (Algoma Mills Branch), im the distria I � - I � I'll I , iD I I . � �.. Was i I � reached victory perched on the 1�' - of Nipissing and Algoma, will �also be' ; . 7 __ �� i �� - success and everything passed off quiei- has sold seven Oad of fat cattle for, -While he was stayingla'n St. Mary� -The Quoit game f�vt the. champion. the horse to the windlass became ae- : ' , -_ - I ;.. - ''I - ; � . I I . ! brows of L. Dietrich, of the Sea- ly and in order,and no accident or otheir $540. This- iiear y averages him $80 �er last week Mr. Stewart Cumberland, the ship of Canada was p�ayed ,at Ayr on tached, and the force of the deacenaizig surveyed :----:TownBbip oil Neelobi'on the, � . _4 - �. 1; � - . . . _� C - L. � I i ; Hands . forth brigade and Jam.eB Campbell untoward event oceurred to mar the 0 -reader, ba�� an overco en hammer caused the arm of the windlass Wahnapital.River, by Mr. McAree, P.- ; - ': 0mo rawasols'-ft, � � 0 1: I . I , - . � In ad, mind at 13t6l Queen's Birthday w4d! following, and i - - , i J hav - Barger, P4 L. S., I I � � 1. of the Kineardino brigade, the former pleasute of the occasion. -Lord Lorn� and the Princess and he says he will give 050 to was won by John Me 'u an of Beverly; to whirl rapidly around. It strnek the `L. S., McKim by F. I ,�� S I � � . . z 4� I r- Snider, by t T. L. 1 . 11 -, I I .. 1 the firet prize and the latter - � J. Matheson, ho uguishene; I . 1 V111.111119 We are pleased to learn that the gate Lduise will visi� Buffalo June 2, and the man shown I to him � who knowi Walter Reid, secon ; rae,i-breaking both the animal's legs. of Penota t ,� . 1i . � ___� the second. Thv� Ewe 'both g . � I �. �� I �' . i" �� i . . . lood run- receipts were Buffipient to reimburse the citizens propose to give them a where it is, and will then give "-$10( third. Mr. Me ue ,now holds the A man named Shunn" also received a Bowman, P. L. S., Berlin.; WAters, by : ; i I I . - ,�� - . . � i.� �� I ners and are pretty e'venly matched. Mr. Lapslie for his outlay, arid his royal welcome., - - more if he (the owner) - does not find it championship and th ovornor-Gener- blow ow the leg, which -brbke it at the Mr. Burke P. L. -S., of Ingersoll. The - � . I - � I - - I � � I � 9.% , I - d an ozoelleat assortMWA *,'. x Following this ra e -came the enterprise in preparing and maintain- -Pig breeders around Elora have -A drunken 'Toronto tailor Dam& al's medal. Mr. Joh �Brown, of Galt, thigh, and another workmam named t of Graham, on Vermillion: `� I I I - ' River will be surveyed by W. 0. John-, . I un I - I 110-UsE'RACT.S. . ing such an excellent park is deserving lost con6iderable'numbers of the aiii- George Wai m"'" ated considerable die. acted as referee. 4 1 penfold was struck and hurled about I . i �, � - I - � � ' 0 1 . I I i - � � - _i al TH,x COLT RAGE -The ,first race was of encouragement, as without it we . n ' Journal of Frid thirty feet distant, his spine being seri- ston P. L. S., of Winnipeg: and town-, ,; _� I pick froiA sit mals from the disease known as 11 black turbance on the train between Water. -The New York . ay I .- ,.. . - I I � � . dd c�.Its, 4&lf Mile heats, , a i I - ously ini � i -1 . I � for three year o � ave had a celebration, and mouth " down and H Iton,iast Monda, ,b3- contains thefollowing E ta�rtling announce ured. � ship of May and Hallam, on the Span' ' i I I I ould not h - - , . 6-) __ - . I . . - , � � . . I_ � any won 71 I . It � , - .1 best three in ,five. ��, For bhis -4ce there Id thus have been deprived of - - y -The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of ish River. by E. Rtewart, P. L. S. ' I , . . �, -L rd Alexatider Russel, the new attempting to fire off a lo�ded revolver .ment: 11 Miss Jennif 4. Trout is the I I . ". i . : were * I _ - ,I - I .,. four enbri33 and' four, started,J order of Good Tem- Collingwood. From' the above -men- I I . ,� a harmless -day's amusement. - Comm uder-in-ch'ief of' the forces in at the conductor. He wa arrested a richest as 1well ag one of the haudsomest . the Independent I �. � � - �- , - . . I I . ,1 I -- . S.�'l ". I - I -,I?Ul , . � I to! -1, __ viz- T. Bell';s ,,' I Wm, Baker's .-I - . am !.-, . . - I - � I .-.--- � Britisl North I America, arrived at amilton. 1� young ladles in Toro Some of our plars is an international body, having a tioned townships -�.Of Neelon to Hall I 1. . � . ` � I I I 0 - . I �� . I - �V!t "Paisy Dean," A. bes 11 George," - The Queen's Birthday im P on and subordinate the railway is in-, Course of construction:, . tl�l . - ,�, Halifa E on Monday. . I I -A line lof �4amers between Owe young men who are 4hing for a rich world- wide - j arisdicti � `_ , ts J'�: i � � arly two -thousand men areem. . 11 ' . 346 "sk 91AW. J.,McCut '161 Minton. lodges in every State and Territory of and ne ` i -1 I I � G I n'a 11 Little Harry."� . -Tlie Gra;ngers of the county of No�- Sound and Prince Arthur'i Landing, to wife ahouldarop this 1 speckled beau- R I . ", t -I � I A4 1, -1 . . . - . . i . . 11 -he United States and Canada, a f '' I , - Ex MCFAUL . I - � � From the first it ffe folk will 4 nledi4 ports., has that is, they should ro1p her a line.", s well ployed in the Algoma Mills division of, I : . iii . LB evident that the, The 64th anniversary of her Majesty's join their brethren . of Elgin, make calls at inter' t . � - I . ' . . � . ;.1 I . - ; race lay mainly b 6�eor, I ,, Louis," and Birthday was celebrated in Clinton with Middlesex and La'mbton at Port Stanley been started. Three stewpers will per - Not -while Mr. Trout a �around though, i iO in Great Britain and Ireland, Norway, - the Canada Pacific Railway. 11 i - - , I .1 . . � Is " I ' . . N I . i I _. 9- I - - . .. j "Daisv Dean." al the farst heat a good even more than the �usual sciat.-Early in ,so gran reunion on the 6th of June. form the service!,; the Mag4net 4nd tbo by a long chalk. � Sweden, and Denmark, Malta, Aus. I J � - . i . d � � 1_, I . I � -, ... I : -Captain Munroe, of the ,schooner I . � �. ,0,i8! I aland, India' China and � 1.3 I I start -�as_made, . Y taking the lead in the morning 'large crowds began pour- -PlaDs are bei�g prepared for a Spartan side. wl eoled iroil vessels, aza, -Some years ago'V�Iter H. Smith, ,tTalia, N9__W Ze I Ai - : � T_ I � - . / i *1 - 1-:61 i - . � - � and keeping it throng -ho t with 11 LoAlis" ing in from the country, and the arrival large gymnasiuml and bowling alley, for the screw steamer Africa., , manager of the Merc4ants' Bank, inj Japan, 'and threp grand jurisdictions in Niagara, while loading salt at Kidd's - __ r- � - . I . . -1 :-I I . & fair second and 11 Etta Harry" third. a body of this order International pier, at Goderich, daring, I ! � � of different trains -largely augmented the use of members of Parliament and -The closing exercise Ifor the yearl Sarnia, absconde,� wi��Jl rica. The tauprq. . I ra �11,,010, which Af ' . I 1 ISS3 1 - . A in the second m h annual session the heavy blow on Tuesday of last week, * �_' .1 - ` 8-H DRY GOOD �. I The game order was/ keJ the crowd. ' There must have been the civil service at Ottawa. I ht Alma College, St. Th i vrW take thatitizen's Guo 'n mpany had met ir, its twenty-nint i i . i - 01]4 as": ., was thrown into the hold with a barrel 1 � -A . � � . _.- I I beat except that tht,� �Wb last changed several thousand people -in town"enjoy- -An al3ohol jdisti�llery, the first in place between the 20th andi 25th of June to t4y. The dofaul�ar ' settled in No- in the Palmer house, Chicago Ill., on -11 . � q - � . � � aces. In the tbin Daisy" again got - of salt immediately after hini, Ly thei - i. :1 I - � PI , ingthe day's fun. Major Thornton Canada,will be opened in'Montrea.1 next An interesting p�ogramm6 is be* braBA and prospere, 4re. He died Tuesdayj 22nd May at 10 O'clock � - I . 0 I iDg pre, .. I entatives lurching of the schooner. The barreli ! I - I- the lead, but a � quarter mile awoke the people of Clinton by a royal month. The produce will be. used in pared, Dr. J Of .lbert College, two years ago ieavipg considerable There w I I - . t the i�re about 200 repres - �1� � � , . I � 91 � - i I acques o . , alt was broken to pieces, but the f 1: - 11 Louis" spurred' up$ F,assed his com- those Of 13 1 - I . : c ' . - I I r - . cannon salute at about 5 o'clock, and 'manufacturing vinegar. will be prosent, and will , preach, an' wealth, �which the Gu ar�ntep Companv and meinbem and visitors present � � I ti� : . .- '_ . - -e � . a� I . . I Petitor and came in tin gbod style. - this was followed by the firing of small . -While hobsel cleaning on Friday lecture. I has madea claim on an4, is' now sul - from Ontario being Bros. W. S. Wil- Captain esc�,ped without any b. .&an; I . l 7. �� In 8 - . . � . � - - � T r - - ____ I .Iresses and M 1 - 1�1 the fourth heat V ei-torseB were Bet arms and fare crackers by a laxge gatheri- last, . Mrs. B.:Connor, of Orangeville, -Mgr. hforea�, of St. IEI�acinthe,anc for. , � �i liamB,Napanee; Oronhyatekha,London . bones. � �!z� I . �_- I I � -nd on' iug of boys. Between 8 and 9 a ail Flagg, Mitchel' i I I I - � off before gottin start, a - -While Mr. John Lawson, of the, I _. �� 1 . I 9 o'clock �1611 from a step -ladder breaking one of Mgri Lorraine, o� Pembro a, have beer, -Mr. W. Omand, of Hamilton, it Cum �1 ; ; f 'I - a . I Base Line, Hallett, was returning from ' I i I � I- Of them was off il400:et ul"'r the the colored jubilee, singers,' conve id in I li�r legs in two places, ' appointed by the Ro lic ,- has just been diecove!ed.", has some in- and Rodder, Toronto. _? -1 , 2 1 . I . . I - wire but the wor� � 11 __" was given find Te rc#n Catbo i i -The Galt Reporter ster one day last week, his ' ' 411 .: , " a fantastically got up rig, and bearing I -A number of fa=3rs in North 'bishops of the Provincd oV Quebec to teresting family reml niscences to relate. � 7 I I , . � I the heat w ed out , 61 Daisy" tak- Peter Donald arrived horse got frightened, and turning quick- :� . , a .f-. I 11 - . the cabalistic words on their tall beav- I Dumfriesare having windmills erected enquire into the merits of the caso Mr. Ornand's m rn*1 grandfather, time last year Mr.. ly threw Mr. Lawson out of the buggy. I ailing it throughout. era "Jackson the Hatter," made the 1,on their premiseE and find them a very between the Laval and Vi toria fa Mr. Osbo was th pilot who brought in Galt from Scotland, and almost _ ?� IL i1ag the lead and I I � �( Cal rue, He was unconsciags for a short time ' ! �, FANDE TO ORDS . ,-- " LouiW' driver �� 0 � t � against the?, . i � . ork. at Messrs. I i ,�� i . 11 - t streets vocal wi th their melodies. useful and labout - saving invention. ties of medicine. � the historical frigate Shannon,with her immediately secured w - I - *4 t but we axe glad to be able to state that i . Ht&rt and the Jud es �('Ielldlared it a dead A couple qf bicyclista'from Goderich, - -Rev. L. G& z, of Queen's Avenue -A joint stock coM any for th( prize the Chesapeake, through- the Gcldie & McCulloch'Ei. Am excellen : k,_� J I � �il I - and most industrious man, he set him 'be is around again. - Z . " I i , __ heat. On the :ftf h Ileat being called . - I � "' � 77 one from Blyth, and several of the local church, London, has been forced to re- manufacture of plows is 'Ping fqrme6 middle channel into Halifax, after the . I _�, I � � - � - U11 ------- � � __ the only horse prosente was 11 Louie, riders, rode down to the train to meet tire from the active work of the minis- in Ayr. The Watson lanufacturinf memorable action off DoBton,on Jnne 1, self to work- to save the money neces- -A very serious accident occurred to, ,� I 1 � 1" . - . - , . i Mr. N. J. Clarke, of Farquhar, in St. U .. sary to bring his family to this coun I F-1 I � the Owner of 11 Daisy" r 3fusing to con- the London wheelsmen, but for some try for on6 year, owing to ill health. Company, will aiscontin i� the � plov 1813. try. .r , I . I P 1 � i 17 - . . I- -a - In this effort we are glad to say he was Mary% on Thursday, the loth, of May. � .r 3 . tillue- the race. I. Lou- s accordingly unexplained reason, they failed to pat in -Q noon Victoria was born . -The Toronto, hd Mr. Robert Somerw�_'- on : . .. r - . I I May 24, branch -of their bpsiness a nd throw &I' Grey and Bruce . -- il ' T � � I � He 4 , - � all Went round the cc arse a one and claim- successf al, and this weejK his wife and VPre I i5 . I an appearance. An exhibition of riding 1819, and succeeled to the throne on their influence and trade Ito the Devi way company have planted a number of � ; � " _. - I L I � , . 7 . ITIti �ely, we =d -way to Manitoba- -fo; a few .1 LLLLLL S 1UNK __ Imit I .. I '' was,bowev -this spring, The twelve children arrived in 'Galt, all their. __ I I I . i t "V GUARA � � . ed first plac . In. a er,given on' the market square the death of her, uncle William IV., Company. ' I . trees along the line � I . � . I I . stand a compromise- -was came --/to be- din the best of spirits. They month&rambleover prairie Itind, and A I _. I I I I ,� � , while the.athletic sports, as follows, were June 20,1837, and was crowned.on June -Mr. Edwin Talbot, Sp�ciai correa. trees are a species of ; spruce imported wall an � I - r � - � I Weea the owners which was satisfac. - 0 a, 1838. " pondent and editor of the London 'i Pic. oRand. They have been plant. were met at -the station by one of our had determined totake- a quantity of � r � 4 in pro�DT,ess. 2 1 1 " from So I I --I . I k �� tOrY to both. The col�s trotted well. ATHLETIC SPORTS. -One hundred yard -Saven , thoudand three hundred torial World, arr�ved in Ottawa tC fevi ad in plac s where fe, aces are built for a townsmen and entertained at dinner, stock and farming utensils witla them, 7 �� z . I - ' � ______� . �. They kept to their wor in good shape foot -race -6 entries. Ist prize, Joseph head of cattle, a d nine hundred and days ago. The 'world is. about to pub. protection from ano drifts, the object and in the evening, on getting into their which they would dispose of -on arriving I . - . Li I I - I in the land of great events. But'it ap- I I � � . 1�. and made fair t1ine. The following is Wheatley, 2nd, Jsmes McGowan, 3rd, -nine sheep, we a shipped to Great lish a special Ca4ad'ian e(#ion contain. being to furnish a better and more last- house, they were given a moat hearty � 1 � I r I I ri 11 by their friends, and pears Mr. Clark6 was doomed to dis- w - � the suramary of the race. T. B. P6rry. ,Two hundredyard r ce-- Britain from Mo treal daring the past ing views in Canada. Mr.1 Talbot will ing protection and ultimately to furnish -11 house warming . � . " I � - . � � i - . - - Louis -18t - 7 appointment, for as they were oo,4vey- I it � - _. � -1 � . ... , � .*,&�. � baLsyD e'a'il , , * .............. 2 2 11 Gowan, 2n( ! a few hours were spent in a socialway � - -, ,� 5 entries. Ist, J. Me ;, J. fortnight. . ahe sketches in .Ottawil, durin' his ties for the road. I . __ I ......... I 1 2 2 -2nd m 9 � der: . ., � ing their goods across the railway track - . I i � Charges MO -1 George ........ . . 4 3 3 8 -3rd Wheatley, 3rd, T. B. Perry. For the . -Dr. McLa wife, of Point Ed- stay. -The ueeo has eonferred the bon- that must have cheeYed the hearts of I � . I i ' - . , : . I ., . .... , i - � 11 . n their way to the station, he was - -, . I . 4 , i I , � I ' ood labon Roder�ck Cam. the new comer � �i r , �.. r", three-IlOgged race there were no entries, ward, left on sday evening' list _1kt a meebin& of the Pairis Presby. our of Kn ghth a. We believe there are 0 � . a . . . I - . - pitched from the wagon and fell heavily ;1 I I . Open to horses ow,ned in the ihree conw. but the barrel race created enough weekforQuebec, here they take passage tery,hold in Woodstoch on Monday, eron, Cauidian Commissioner at the yet two -of the family- m Scotland. � - ez - .. - : I .- - I . I I ti,88 and that IlW, I nevE r beatten three sport for this, each contestant being re- on the steamshi Oregon for the "Old over the dispute 4s to whather an orgar . Australiax Exhibitim, and Ambrose -Two young Englishmen, W'ho came to the. ground, causing a partial pw&ly- ,, � �4 . � I, � _i � . 1�_ � � . I extr�ia:ltlos. He .�i I �militites,-mile hea,ts b �Bt three in five. quired to slide through a barrel having Sod." should be used t? lead ilie musio ir She&, sker of the Newfoundland to Guelph some two or three months sis of the lower was t I - PEI . � I I - I - "I � ; .. . - four.-,, entries both ends knocked out. Barrel race ded to re- immediately carried to the* nearest; . � I�Or this race th rp we .. -5 -Angus -Robe, tson, a graduate of Chalmer's Church, the vote of - thE Parliament. Colon al, Hewett, of the ago, get home sick, and deci I 1: I -ad a physician su�monr4 � . � 11 i ; 0 ag ' at Royal MjI4 d. When they,W-ent house a VIM i __ three hogBas sta cted, viz.: Goo. entries. let, L. Kennedy, 2nd, W.Prid- . Knox college, has anived at Winnipeg, people stood 262 for ond �41 &in 1-tary Colle a, Kingston has turn to Old EDglan I � tp � I- 1 1 1 � I pronounced the injuries very rmlous. I 14 - Ex MCFAULY- � � tn'toox!s� Godbriclt- Chief," T. A.Sharp's ham, 3rd, John Watson.' - . en route to Calga�y, where he will take The Presbytery decided not to issuctior been appointed by er MajeEity Com- to Toronto, they discovered that the �t � 4 . . i . I � � & -' I . __1 " Bmwn Dick," and Wrr �. Rattenberry'a L'kcRossE MATCH. -Conaiderable in- chaxge of the Pre�byterian mission sta. its use at present. � anion of the most stinguisbed order ship they intended to sail by would Mr. Clarke was compelled to remean in . - . = it � P , . - � � . 11 . - . . Dexter., 4 - , before they oould arrive, St. Marys seversl days; before It was - I This was fina & raze as terest was taken in the oontest on the tion to he opened, there. -Early Saturday mo g a lunati of St. Mic ha0el and 8 . George., � leave Queb,w ,-' _ 1- ' � - � . 'Was ever trotted. ThobbrseB, as will driving park, between the. Dauntless, of -The brother of John Dunn, of named Keifer arri er i , having -Reopectingthe isettlenibib11--of .the and a disoussion arose botween the two deem�d sale to t&k-e him to his 'honke. I . . I ved in , and 11 . - venly matched,- and C"ton, and a olub from Goderich. Zululand fame, who tes wionla proceed or retarri He is, however, doing wells I I I S - I I 1*gearl, were very a arrived at' Ma- walked there from London, vi& Harris. displa --b e-tween th4I)o&inion Govern- whether they- . i 0.4 V , lo I coo -US � - __ � I 291ph. Alter a long argWa will, no doubt, be fay reooTeredim rat] CA -4-H �i E a . . at tilnes the excil temeni �, amongst the Both wore lacrom suits, that of the gantio, Quebec, a few weeks since from burg. He escaped, from the Londen ment ani l� the P vinoe of British to Gi I . I out it I I I - . i . 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