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I ; - ..... - � I - - I � . . . - - I . . . . �� -' - ;� - - -_ - - - . � I ; .. : . p I . . i I I � � - � . - . . . . . I I . i . I � i � I . - - I , . I . . I - . . I I I � . : : � . : I i � . I . . 11 - . I � . i � . - . . . f . � I I I I 1. . � . � I ; � I I I . . I . .* . � . I * . . h I i � I - . . I I . iT C � - . . I . - . . I i I I i I I : I I - I . � I # � . � � ; - . V � . I . � I I - . . � � . SEPTEMBER 18, 188* . I - - i . . : : * . I - I � ; . a'. : � - - � I - I _. . . I I � . I �. � i I . M I I : . � I I . � 11 . '� . - .� . . I I I � ITOEL I . . : � ; . I - : I . - __________w . : - . I - m I i THE HURON I . � � . - 4 0 . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1. � I � I , I . I I .i . . .� . . I .1 . . - . I . . I - . i . . 4 'I -_ — . 11 . I � I . . 4-ous one* to the !, : - I � _ debris, but; beyond having one of his -the loss will be a sw� % IIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIII - the i . . y ' I — I Aaaociatii trial'of other criminal case arl -bruised he was un, �� I . — . . . -Z�_- __� . � � � . seeretary. I I , � I I _:_ . � on, as injured. whole village. As t no other' date -- -"' � . e. papers by Canada So -It anty, and can deal arms slightly - � I sel. n the C6nservativ . ous parts of the coi I . aning has"been selected for the holding of th ; - pareuts console them ves with the' re- sidiesgive � - . I � , . - gil � . . ' I , I . - E 1, OUTTERICK & 00,.,S i0ii Government. Now we Mr.JohnScobie vicapfesident. There ,rily with them, and thus' save When Eakin felt the scaffold be ' ' aes this year. .. e . I irospect ng, to which gal] . - was the Divine , will ; the Domin . I is a F that the new ass ciation : . indsiof fiection that such � - =0�se of committing accused' par- to go he' grabbed for the sidi i - . - . Reliable Paper Patterns for all k� , I ' 11 posted on such loothly enough to ensure- I r —The Clinton New Era of last week I i . 81 and Childreu's' and the race being extremely prolific,. are usually pretty We - I will work am . ' - Ladie�' Misses', Boy - . � , and the' result will be ties to Goderich for trial as has ,n�w to' he clun r until a ladder was sent UP afte ys : On Friday last Rev. Thos. Brock � __ 7 e by HOFFMAN BRos., and large famil matteri and we are not aware of the ex- .its continuance,. . in I Ctarm�&ts, for Sal ies the rule,. the loss of I livin I rofit for the be done by ordina:ry magistrates. In hi' . - was about as close a shave as sa �, and Rev. J. Broley,of SeafoAh! , . � - .� 14 J� f ous school book 60piething like a ' more anyone could en"oy with any degree of of Parh I f I . . Seaforth. - ' am . ul Tinposin i I I drove to Clinton to see some old friends I . I - I . one or two children in a hou-shold'is ,not isteuoie of any - manufacturers,, witho g any. this way alone, I venture to Bay, . I , � ! - . I . 1� nor yrt do we know -of any burden on the purchase�. In lake ship- will be 9av6d in a year than will p4 the comfoi ' .' . . I leaving for Seaforth, ,on their return I � - I MEENNENN� - monopoly, , I . � ed . * - . I � 1. .-- regarded as- an overwhelming calaulitYt iiq printing deal, 11 at least the ne . y -of a ,Police Magistrate. —On Friday last'a young �boy nain -1 When th I , � - . ments 't company will entire awlar - and Ralph Bezzo, son'.of Mr. Chas. Bezzo, o early in the evening. I I ey: got . . I I Ontario Goverrime I If . . , i especially if the parenta,_be poor,, I I inlhnd Of course lawyers, court officials, . 7 NE..., ADVERTISEMENTS. immense advan age ovei . . 11 town, a rig'was noticed com- - ; : ,� I - It I that , is de4ervinj of censure.. If 'our have an - ear that . � I as they ve are. - thus I � these sort of people may lose some of Clinton, had the misfortuene'to have . � I . ry often . . I � . I - en just above 01 AN.-'T,he figure betw good friend of the Star 'will condescend ,producers. Ok ing along the road at A tremendous pace, I � rr . reen the parenthesis after comes to pass that , the " French- . , . N� __ * their fee, by this summury administra- both bon& of his arm br a boy naing . I coupbe of young men under the infiti- � ' � each line denotes the page of the paper on which � � . tish us With proof of the bxi tion of ustice, but this is a*losa over the'wri it. He alleges that d 11 " �, � . . � � : stene, - Sloan and the Pol ice ence ,of liquor, bein, the occupants � . the ad.�,,,ertlsement will. be found. ' Canadians neglect. .vaccination, Ove no to furn ,p of . Dr. - . ' n4ld Assaulted and threw hirn . ,� P . . � I n carry. � these, he -will find that instead of their Magistracy.; which i) person 4but themselves will McDo Rev. Mr. ,Brock, W, o waa driving,. - . . I � Chan 'of Busiriess—T V%.idd &Son. (5) assistahce to thd health officia Iiii Mou n, the arm beihg fractu . 9M. . . . . use it, or I long as the public generally is dow red by the others, I - Dye Stuffs_ -Lumsden & Wilson. (5) . - mouth we shall To the Editor of Tim HURON -EXPOSITOR . I fall. It Vill be some time before he is .turned out to lavoid but they I I ures, and take shutting oor � . I . - adva ced. I � I . i Xontreal House -Duncan. & Duncap. (5) ., ing out preventive mqas which directs it, in - DEAR SIRI-1 noticed in your. sue of Mr. Edito' that able to use his band again. ran right into his ri , throwing both - I Well Satisiled-Ranton Bro& (61) . no trouble to isolate I the -sick. Con- rather the in�elle,pt � tora two weeks ago a letter from Dr. Sloan, I ba e now shown, I - -During the night of Friday last a Messrs. Brock and r lej out into the . � Alma'College-Principal Austin. (a) - � � denouncing them. And 'the perpetra . there is h necessity for a Poliqe � dagis- G. ditch. Fortunately 'these gentlemen I I - St. j�Wi&n AestaUrant-Jas. Burgess. (5) - 1: valeacent patients with the pustles still . . . of Blyth, in which be deals with a -is to be enf)rced; fire broke out in the kitchen of Mr. , I . - . . I trate if the Scott Act d seri us injury, but their buggy I � . I a loudly 'and as vigorously as - . 0 1 1 Booth� to- Let --D Hogan. 05) (5) , fresif on tlieir'facea may be seen going of them a , 2 . . number of matt�rs, and among oillers the Asand Oaks, � the Maitland concession, Gode- , escape - I . I - f A Gooid Chance --John Reith. � nt of a P61ice Magistrate. , reason why that necessity exi.,: - 01 was considerably broken. . . & Tub B�jtte Wanted -T. Kidd & Son. (8) � - we have ever den6unced the pernicious the appointine I also -that the"office would be a source of rich �o nship, totally .,,destroying the . - �, f - , r I . around -in the French- quarters of Mon' lett3r that - Ot -Mrs, John Keys, a pioneer settler - Mammoth Stocl,.-A. Taylor. (8) � , or's e I � coun- frame p rt of the house, and had it n � . - i 8), � � e with the people, and 'practice adopted by the Dominion Gov-' I gather from the Doet profit instead of an expense to th - of the township of Stanley,died at. the . [ - Uoic Uere--C. �Stexvart- ( treal, -mixing fre . ly I of subsidizing the Conservative he is.opposed to su.6 an officiol being ty.. Thanking you for the spa . tion of the Just Aftiv ed -R. & M. Ball, (a) 'ernment, 1�, residence of her son, William 'near Where. , I - cons ders it I in -t of � - i� - - Proo�t Wni . , Aitcheson. (5) . Of course Spreading the disease. - I . 11 . mol appointed, first, becaus6 he afford ine,. I am, yours res eetf 11 wind, a d the main part be g �uil Varna, on Friday the 4th instant. - For R_ , y for Sale -H . rder to Shut the mouths a unnecessary,'ar�d second, beca;is of the . VCOTT ACT.! brick, t e whole. residence would. have .Annu�l Meetinc-Dr. McDonald. (5) -,,I " s taken place' among the press in o . . I .- vaccination ha � A ' . . I � I some months she had been very infirmi I . - ; . - . - - . I I . Auctioh Sale -F. Helmested, (5) � - . Montreal,it � as been in nearly. 61ose the eyes of those w -ho -control it, to ex.pense the appointineAt woul entail. . MEWWWW - I ' been de tro e . , c stroke in th' � - Xillinb,ry Opening -T. Kidd & Son- (8) French in . � � I shall - e - . - . � I __ Graiwwanted-D. McLennan. (5) - , all cases forced, upon� �hem_ by English, the many questionabl6' proceedings of - These, therefore, are t e points . . -A Severe hail storm passed over a side. Within a week,of her death she . I . 9 I ' . : I �� F,str4 Heiter-Isaac Miller, Sr. (6,) . deal with, and I shall etdeavor to show Poor Jumbo 1 section of Turnberry last week, doing a -) , � en that Government. � mage to out- was afflicted with a seeond stroke,which Q To tho Udies-Misses Wright. X8 - speaking employers, -who have giv � I that the appointment A necessary, and Barnum's monster 'elephant, who has consider'ble. anfount of da . - , � . . � . I 0� a I '. I I . , grain, in some cases . . Servwit Girt Wanted -Expositor Office. : that the expense would not be burden- attracted hundreds of thousands to view. . . involved the greater �part of the other . i'e either to b'e vaccinated . standin leaving p j , Farinfor Sale -D. BroadiGot. (5) � thern their chow .. g, 11 . side, after which she was helpim �.t I . Exacut=�Sale of Land -F. Roach. (6) . here. The � � News .of the Week. some. The D6ctor als: ave we his ma"ive proportioina, and1whose name more t n the seed on the field. Turn I She and her late - I . In I � I no 3 re- in i� i or to find e p1pyinent elsew. not the machinery w � Are tl Leire not has become as familiar as that of hif ak and almost speechless . lgstr��v Cattle -R. Bloomfield. (5) ; leaves w e riddled Pretty badly, . ' * I 1k � � " - i I cials apparently have been able SULLIVAN A SABBATH BREAKRR.__ , - nowned owner, has come to an inglo i - I- . . rious . . Clennan. (5) health offi able magistrates in H ready - to en . mg appe�r as though they had withstood husband were amongst the -earliest rW � .� - John L. Sulliv . . .� House to Rent- -G. Sproat. (5) - and an, the -famous pitcher, U I r aving , dents in Stanley ; she� was near the close � I . . - to dolittle or nothing with�tbemy . -force any righteous lvwn?. Tha Scott but somewhat tragic -end. Afte iege. I . . . School. Board Meeting -G. Sproat. (5)L . �. - . was arrested lastSUDday in Cleveland, . of her 82nd year. A �very large funeral ' . at coin I i for its in- travelle' mil s over b th the a 8 I . . neither the -Provincial Board of - Health charged with violdting the Sunday by Act provides th . - aints countless e -As 4 result of a vote taken by the ed her remains to the grave, inter - L �� i . . . aids h - ave- fraction in Defore any X. P. old an new world, after escap, ng all I ay be laid- . Presb:�terian ,congregation, of- Exeter, follow . - -the Local Bo . , playing ball. . . - ' - - by land, la e and - taking lace in ayfield cemetery. J0 U t. T ol'Ilec, nor . . . � . having jurisdiction i the locality." the dan ers of trav el ment X1 � mmvrl �, I # 0 : . service will hereafter be held in the I Am * yet seen fit to Make vaccination conipgl-! A DISTINGUISHED. LAWYER DEAD. - � -on Monfay ev ing of last week . I . "MA, U V , ito . 7 I . Now, Sir, I contend t'Lt although we ocean, fter a;ising �afely t 0 h the morning at 10:30 instea;d of in the after- i t of the late . . . . I . .. - - . Amory A. St(?rr,s, the distinguished law- . I Sneyd, rel Win' I � I ( F, T i I � . sory�, . . . have an efficient magist�racy Wehave not different climates, from the. t rrid the noon at2:30. This is doiae to give the Mrs- Jane . � . t. . yer, died at Ottawa,* Illinois, a few days . - to friged One, from Mexico to jnn eg,' . Sneyd, of Goderic.11i, passed over the . f - I . . achinery minister;a'-Ion er rest befor 'the evening . . . . . in that the necessary, ni e - I I If the French-Canadians of Mon- ago. His income amounted -to $30,OW . 9 ilent river ina, sudden and altogether , - __ - SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Sept. 18, 11885 � - . . secure the enforeement'of the Scott Act, Ju o,',the greatest living,won! er of service, , 'd is a very sensible move, ff i le � tli:,b .1 . I - a year. : elep . i xpected manner. S been vis- �_ -- I . I treal and. Quebec, at large,. were sorne- and for. this very reasoA-, tbat tl Lere are hant tribe,:.has died th I 0- ,]though it will probably necessitate the UnIff I � I - _. � I � - '- �. . - . 26 — . I iting a neighbor's .house until 8 p. m. I . d'l . Gii qEnAL GRA.;T's DAu(mTER.-Mrs. some who believe, or who pr fess to minions death of �emg run over by earlier ri 4ing- on the part of some'cburch .� where isolated in an'island.of their.own arrived in London - . . I . $ir R. t*right. ' . I I 0 Nellie Grant-Sartoris� on and was appaxently enjoying perfect .- ie,hard, Car . i believe' that the Scott Act -- is not a freight train. I I ' The Gre+st Sho ' up goers. ' I � - I . - - I � cut off from ready communication and on Thursday. - !4 n T esday I I— � i . I I - � . I 0 .W�l I ialit i righteous law," but that on -I he c -on- Earth" i was at St. Thomas o tiDson,'of the Sauble health, retiring to her own house about ,-, learn that Sir Richard-Cartwr M � I -Mr. Thomas S - ��4 contact with other people, -they might STRIKE ENDED.--�-The strike of 5,000 . that hour. About. 9-30 o'clock, her 1i . go - . [.` - trary,it is an interfefence" with e liber- last, an about 9 o'clock Jumbo a d the Line, S4nley, one of the leading farmers - [, inten4a pa,ying his annual visit to his : - - o had been out for the "�i� .(1 on in their own way as long as they hands at- Armstrong' -s -%vorks,. Newcas ties of tbe-people - &c., 'and her ce they baby elEphant, who always " chu " to- of the c6unty is going into - building ex- daughter, 4 �._.. the month of Oe- , I tle has been settled in favor pf the om-., I . evening, retu6med and found her mothe, .� constituents during . P, I . acing � . __ X, I . . . pleased without interfer rotest I consider themielves jusiffied. in pl' ,,ether -were being taken to the r� ilway tensi�,,elj this'season. In the early part in i ."� '9 . Sea- I I .. oyees. 'in,tbe why of its station to be shipped to London, where lyi 'g.upon a iofa. quite dead. She M�j .- aef land will address ineetings at 4 , every possible obstacle the fiummer he erected three new . � � I t6b '� - by others; but unfortunately it is not LIBERAL CONFERENUE.�A conferehc� I -nay, of I placea a pillow on tho, sofa, amd loosen- � . �. � I - 1.t fortb; Clinton, Brus 4.1 . , _' beffig suc they vere to appear tl14 next day. rn'i L(? now he has in course of erec- evidently feeling Unwell I I Zessfully .� operate 1, ba ., a i-, � i-1-1 . ; gel Brucefield, so. -They occupy an integral portion - of of the I eaders of. all the branch es of , 16 than this, many I these eern to While )eing led across the 'trick "a - eion a h4ndsoipe brick residence, which, ed hek' dress, t , . . e _. , in i0ing all e . . el away vei � Y) 11 I" - Lon(!'gboro Zurich and Hensall- Due British Liberal party will be he14 in more full whe I and must have pass ry ea8ii "T - n, ompleted will be one of the I 1�, a Canadia; their' country:is the gate of I consider themselves jusitified i sp cial Ireight train came along � on which these London in October. . 10 I , .4 I- he seemed but al�eping. Although - f . V� not! : Of the dates up and Montreal is the CIIINA.-C�ina has' they ca,n to prevent its enforeen Lent. ,On speedi ii ad it is supposed that the � cee er MOB infortabld and commodious in ass , - co danada on the east, . RAILWAYS FOR h � 1 72 years of age, Mrs. 8neyd was in good, � � - - . ... fore it T it the township. . ,r'� . tion, th I � - 7!., meet�ings win 'be, held will be given here- . ' account of this opposi I of the e ephants did not see it - , commercial papital of the Dominion. it arranged with Berlin and London houses . 4 . . ., and her sudden demise wag a , ?.V . - Sir Rickard will . . is necessary to have special in whinery was upoii them'. All attempts ,o get -Tdr. R. McGrath, owner of the health I after .j We are sure ' oe used in . - . for a- loan of $70,000,000 to L ,reat shock to her famil and friends. - ! -1 9 - is impossible entirely to isolate Quebec �'of railway . to enforce it, if it is to be enforced. As the elebbamts from the track i i time Gorrie livery stable, had the mis'fortune 9 y . �. T- I . i - . . - I , w, receiie his' usual hearty welcome from the construction One day last week a Sunday School -.1 � � . s ared'in favor 6f ui� �vailing, and. poor Jumbo was to lose last. It . I- ' � � . � ' eet_ _ and its inhabitaiits, orto.cut off all in- D -Numerous Gernaa 'the majority have deel it, were- i a Ool mare on Friday . pa . i - le pople-of this county, and his in � , SpiEs ARRESTE . by the engine, is suppose somel on excursion rty from Sarnia visited 7, th' . I ' s _ 11 I suppose, even the Doictor 'wil I admit, struck -*ith te�'rific force e threw a stone at , �� I I tercourse with Montreal. Hence the spie have been recently arrested in , the ' . - I . _.j. ings . will 6 largely attended by those � - I . , the majority should iul6e, an conse- which *,as derailed in consequence of 'the mare when 4e was grazing on the 'Goaprich by the steamer United Empire,, , �.._ I eculiar nQtions of the- French-Caua-.' eastern part of .France while making . . . -' and on the occasion it is said that ,in , t, ' ipay wish to hear the public ques- P , . quently the law sboulA be -enforced, and the collision. - The engine caille to a roadside just south of the village, strik I � � who ' ' lans of fortified Positions. � e -per of the county town refused �� . . I - dians about smallpox and vaceina- P . the proper' Machinery should be pro-' standstiil off the track, and Jumbo lay ing her on the leg and breaking it above hotel-ke KK . fi tions. I of the day calmly and ably dis- ' ' STATE B.A.N, QuET.-'A State -banquet, nrals to the excursloiiists from Sarnia, . ! v Was . . Ii .. - , ; . . tion. are, a source of danger, and of �attepded by. the Czar' and Czarina, the ided for its enforcement, evenalthough stretche4lat full length, apparently dead, the bock. Dr. Armstrong called, . � � ; . cussed. I . the minority may feel that by it their on t t ' side of the read. His in- but pronounced' it a hopeless case, and giving as a reason t was a Scott . i.1 - , �11 loss to all Canada. , Under existing PriAce and Princess of Wales, .King . ibe 0 ' he at ince the Act went _. I -_ I I ' character t at therefore ordere V, 0 1 . I - � . personal rights and libertRes' - are uries vv,�Zrof such a I . d her destruction. . . Act crowd and th .� 11 . circumstances Mxontr' I i a centre of Christian of Denmark. and King Georl�e . I J . V a. -is . . I -fei-ed with. , While 1L -'- died sho tly after the collision, and his ' -of Nueva , e they no lor ger felt bound to v - ., . - . It- , of Greece, was given at the Royal palace - ) 1PGX Epi . f etion to 0 eastei d to . . . int may be laid with one' in body w " a left as a Christia accommodate travellers. The restilt of 4� The Smal demic. in _I intei . com -S. Madill formerly de who . into fore I . : - I an, e -n Canada,an pla agistrate at St. Thomas. The baby was lately received ii work- � - � ' . zr ; Montreal. . ffl�. 1 of Copenhagen on Saturday. this refusal was' that the refreshment . Ji, i. 11 as the D-octor states, it requires two to elepban was also struck by tb 1 tr'a*n er by the Saugeen Presbytery, has been � i 47 � the adioinin . . The pest has I � L� 1 . . � �; ; i . J g ,State - PEVER, SCOURGE.----�Yellovv ,I. YELLOW tables' on the Unit d Empire, which -11 The' state of affairs in Montreal in con- make a conviction, and these two must' but escaped with - a broken leg,l whil a Cor- I . . i �1 . already been caxried1rom. it t ' I sent to labor in the field known. a I - I .��.,: . 0 at least fever is *committing frightful ravages I I 1 L,� . nectiOn with the smallpox .epidemic ii ' I ' . e inhabitants of the city of take precisely the same view of ilic dif- will enl�, lay him tip for -a few weAs. : �etton, where, EL Presbyterian church is were deserted on the up, were patron- 'T� � . he la before a I . ,� two points in the'States, one in New among ,t The 4ceased Jumbo was purchased, f erection. The student in ized during the aft oon so liberally H ferient intricate points of t � in course o . . . . Vera Cru . accept- that everythi prov de Y the ladies _ , �. still far from. satisfactory or re ass i C�l Th� States of Chi s d . I t" urmg. Jersey and the other in Massachusetts � 1. 1,iaNa an iction can be made. This .some of about t charge is pr - . . 119 114 I . I ) __ conv eaching with cyreat' I � Guaymas are also belnor rapid epopu. � 'L ree years ago 'froM the pro- .,�� d also to 0 used Up before he hour fixed for - .: The 'pest is not abating ; on th 'contrary rdens at old ' ce. Mr. Madio was conoverted in the was V an several points in Ontario. the difficulties in securing a conviction pkietors of the Zoological Ga an . "t - i . Ip( 'Mortuary returns show hat the lated by the scourge. OSS the At- Lord's �krmy, in Wingham, about Six leaving on the return trip. It. was a . ?.!!, the t I with the ordinary Magistracy. I mother is London,- and was brought acr I . � I . I Their neighbors have a ri ht to insist . t � bonanza to the ladies of the lklethooliat ' � � �g To CARRY MAILS.' -Mr. Pe ; I . . hat -an appeal can be taken 'roin'the lantic in the, "same year. The purchase �� , � . monthsi- since. L.T I - deatha are increasine, and the disease that the French Canadians by. their ig.:- member. of a Glasgow firm, has accepted . . church. We have heard of people. bit- . � � , � isions of ordinary magistra s. Ex- 16nd transportation irfvolved a h ei�- of Holmes - A f� � I , dec I -W Edward Acheson$ . . � i 1� !, . I— � 1�,i� 1,� spreiid-ing. And for some reas6n-or other, norance superstition land obstinacy Ino a contract to carry -the New Zealand , perience has proven tluit when 1, convic- ense to Barnum & Co., who w I suffdr � with a sad accident on Satur- Ing off their noses to Pite their faces and �. I ,I I I 11 p ville, ii�et . : 41 . . mails rom. San Francisco for f,30,900 a . . w. which it � I . � -, - - r :,,�.- 11 . is difficult for outsiders at least longer make themselves a nuisance and i . I - tions are made by ordinar�,, -Magistrates greatly by Jumbo's -untirnely end. The day 1�st. He, wit4 the hired man, Was this seems to be a v itable instance, �, having a I iecuniary value of the an env iously �T 0" . I - year. , imal has be -Says tli�- 1�russ Post: "While a : .�i to ubderstand, it seems impossible to the liquor dealersi drawinj � in the. last load of peas, when � �� . . a source of'olanger. If they continue to T,uE IRini PARLIAMENTARY FUND.— � �, interest at stake, invariably take advan- estimated at $75,000 to $150,600. It is the load, beginning to upset, induced couple of our Brus els ladies were out � 1. "-;q arouse ,the Local Board of Health to the do so they must be tre4ed accordingl .A large meeting'of Irish -Americans -was _ kina a ure drilve and making some - � - .1, I y ' tage of this privilege and make an ap-' a fact, howev"er, .that Ba'rnum & CQ- Mr. Acheson to move to the opposite ta - Pleas I 1-1.1 proper steps. necessary to check the pro- ' held at Cincinatti last Sunday night, at 0 ' � I 4k;1 !�' They must count -on losing much of tb eir peal. Appeals are -attended by very. were recently offered $100,000 ca gh for at- calls one day last week one got out to �.. � , I , _; L _� � I side to �)alancej it, but failing in the . ;,. � I .1 gress, of th � - which Several, li.�Ludred_ dollars were sub- considerable expenses, . which must be . a. gate. By some means or other . r. r -R, � e pestilence.. A meeting was trade with Ontario and the adjoining. � the aninial, which they refused to accept. tempt, ie fell from the load. In falling r Open - - - I , - I i lv�� held. 'in the Corn Exchange,in Montte I . scribed, and $5,000 more'pledged as iv'iduals wb haveno renowned - ffa : the top of the buggy fell down, frighten7 . �t � . - al, -liame'utary paid by private indi St. Thomas has, become as his leg ,s caught -between the spokes . r v_ 'i States.* -�Montreal has already lost heavily assistance to thib. Irish Par I J � tb e horse and causing it to ran away., , , . interest at stake, an are'in- for it§ accidents aiid casualties as , umbo I ,�:i - r� I I last week, vibich was attended by nearly '. I Recuniary . of the wheel, m�6ch broke it a short dis- 1119 � I . - - . in this respect, and is losing more day by Fund. _. fluenced only by patriotism, and- it is has for his 'size -and strength. ( �n tl�e tance h om. the ankle. ' � : but, unlike most ladies under the same ;- i 9 1 ' ] - � . I all the leading business men) manufac- A PIGEON s LONG JOURNEY.—A Hom- -back ride - con- ich Signal s circumstances, she 4id not throw down' I. 1! � day as people see the apathy of its civic . . very seldom men canbe got to risk their same afternoon a' bare -The Godefi ays : Our .- . . " .1 . 16i I hants, and professional men Ing pigeon, released at Montgomery, '. , ,, tureks, mere - . . - me o f out of thebuggy, , I -private.'means even for the be fit f nected with th'e circus whi e 1�er c rming ,6 � authorities. We cannot say we regret . Huron )oys are -coming to the front in the reins and jump ; . . � .%,. in the city, at which a series of resolu- . I , . Alabama, at 8.15 a. in. , on August 22nd, their fellow -men. Tbdy may o it for a some of his difficult feats fe from his almost wery walk of life. Jas. Strach- but, with great presence of mind, set to , n i I . it; it Serves Montreal right. Only by reached Fall River, Massachuse, ' �!,�: , . I � few times but -nd received such injuries as to an, P rk to �- �� tions were passed pointing.out that vae- I- ning of -September 12th. .. when thby have to keep it horse a bro;h,er of Mr. D. K. Strachan and V710 stop the horse in his spirited � .i**: " � such means can the French-Canadian 9.15 on the mor the most patriotic wil drop out. causb his death. almost immediatel3 -after. a. formEr resident of Goderich, has been career, by bracing Ilerself and guiding . - I f-,! -cina,tion has been proved in all civilized �po I I The air line dista;nce is 1,031 miles, the up eve : I I . . I - I ,,� I pulation of the city be brougbt to- ' The Metor can easily und�ers nd �his. I fflmetrs the horse so as not 0 run off the road. � 11 , 11 ' - wn in this coun- ' n . . appointed saperintende : - � prophy- � longest distance ever flo I . . . . �: ,couiatries to.be a nearl�.perfee-t I . I . But the most Armidabie objec on of all . ew tunnel now being b�red to She succeeded in checking him, but not �:I � I- realize the extent oftheir fo I" . In the try- .. . . . Huron'Xote' ` I - . �5 - . .1y - , . � m. the convictions of 1i � S. � until after going about a mile at less . �� .1 1. � - lact'ic against smallpox contagion, " ' . is that appeals fro ' supply New York City With pure water. , -i-, ", - . . I � meantime till they do realize it, we are THE REAL&R,RoaER.-A new claim-, :, - I- : , .9 . the ordinary magistrafes would he heard One day last week Thos. Fin biner, than a two minute gait. , After drivI . 4 � * ! J, I ; de%�,-nding that vaccination be . ant to the Tichborne estates, who claims The job will, take about four �ears to _ q I - i _k i ' i -back and getting f,he other lady and . � glad to see that the Ontario Government and determined by the county judges. ofthe Sth concession of Stephen, ad his � -I, I _� I � Ma4116 compulsory in Montreal, and 'are taking reasonable precautions to � to be the veritable Sir Roger, has --turned The Senior Judge in -this county, while leg broke by the kick of a horse. connplete, and Mr. Strachan is engageol proceeding home, t e ,horse again at- . i I . 11 � �- � i - up in the person of a l0borer on a Cali- . for that period a:t $150 per month. I i decla,ring that no expense incurred . . he has uiged that the Act should be en- -The , Howick Agricultural ociety -The trhstees of School Section No. tempted to get away but with the same J_ M1, - " 7 I . I 1. . I , prevent the spread of the pest into this fornia ranche. , ' will hold .their annual Fall Show in ' I coolness be was agai I i brou orht to a sta�d � I ,:t ing, out � holera is dying -out forced, now that it is I aw, .is oi ie of those I . . : - ",S��tam-p the epidemic can cost the � Province. Inspectors. have been - CHOLERA.�The c 7, Hullett, have secured the services ef I : I �,. - ap-- th and 6th. ' - 6 . who is' opposed to its principles and dis- Gorrie on October 5 still." The lo.dies of Brussels are evi- .1 � ol . . . Mr. J. Rice for the remainder of the � � � . city�: so much as the contiuuation in Spain - a d F r'nce, but Italy is still , J .. . I pointed to board �rains and ,*steamboats . n . . � believes in: its justic6, and any person -A Yankee lai;ded in Exeter, last Mr. Rice comes well recQmmend- dently made of the r ght kind of stuff. I ; - ,� . afflicted and alar ' ed. There have been . . year. I � � �. i �,� i rp . ponies, - : 11 of it,! In any other city in Canada, or can very ew . w difficult - -week, ith. �, -drove of Mexican - i - � I r - I coming west from Montreal to ,see that 'a few case§ a , iily understand he w and will undoubtedly prove, success I � I . ) ed, __ I I � �� ' t'Gibraltar. e. it would be for a judge to impartially and succeeded in disposing of, it �vent I . I - i I A"i, 4 - the:lBritish dominions at large, such a .. - . I no smallpox cases are on- board, and THE POOR ST'RIKER,Ii.—The strike of y- ful. He has just graduated from the i Perth Items. I � .� - '' I ' and vicinity' Tor;ntio Normal.-Misb Anna Weir has : . administer a law- in th� justice of which six to parties in the village i . 14- - 111�eet' would have aroused the author- � : - . , Ing � . where necessary to 6nforce vaccination. 10,000 operatimes in the jute mills at ge I ,: * - he does not believe. The Junior Jbd -The '.Woman -'s Christian T mper- been filling the vacancy 6im,�e Mr. Mitchell. cattle fair on the 186 .. � . ities � to immediate action ; but not so in Dundee, Scotland,, has terminated in i . � . . � . Other preventive measures hav�e also I . -of this county again is de erminedly lance Union, of Gorrie, have te(l I - � � , il � Montreal. TheBoardof Healthof the been adopted. I . . ' ' � pr P-11 i Sloan's resignation, and has sueceeded in instant. nicipal expen ! _. .- . r of the employers. . I posed to the Act in every shape and twelve volumes of temperance tire - . - I . � It will be for the people , THE FAMOUS TROTTER.—Joe Davis OR He . is one of :the Lice li rat making the little ones, one ,and all,* -The total mu ditures - - � * ", � eity� dogs along in the old rut. Up to of Ontario to do their part, and where � winner of , the. $10,000 purse, at Hart'- form.. nse Com- to the public school library. . . I regret her departure. for the year, so far, in Listowel, amount - .1 � " � I missioners who flag*r�ntly -violated the -On Friday might last so7 son or W�-a ame near bqing a fatal acci- to $10,329.88. 1 � - . � r�,ra ; 0 . beeii neglected to have ford,was sold two years ago for 11 - . I � I nj I _. thi '' writing nothing effective has been - $450). ;he Act b persons en u nic 7 . vaccination has - spirit if not the letter of ter�d the barn of bi dent ened.'a few days ago near- -At the Stratfor4 Horticultural Fall ; I I � , I � i - done to establish a suitable small -pox ' after being distAnoea in a 2.35 trot. " I T Z I � I I � .. . it attended to immediately, No one licensing botel-keepers and liquor-d,eal- Cox, of Goderich township, amd took I I . � � SH LAND PURCHASE. ACT. - Y � �'-,Jital, to, enforce isolation of patients IRI . -The � . Whit4iurch * ChaI. Miller, sr., and Fair, Mrs,- Thomas Lingard, of Mitchell, . � , - . I ho . ers, and some of these �by no means the' therefrom a quantity of beef, whi eb was .b � need hesitate to do so, for under the C wife, o� Turn erry, were startin out to carried off fifteen prizes for flowers. � I ountess of Kingston has''offered the - I � i su&, ring from the disease, or to make -modern syiitein where bovine vaccine tenants on her estate, the larges most reputable, to se'll liquor by whole- prepared Ifor's;ile. visit a riend, - when their horse %ecame -Mr. J. W. Cult, of Mitchell, the . � - �, � tin the . I � 1 . . sale. Now, I would likk to ast Dr. Sloan, -Three cars of cheese and one car of . ; . I I ' i . . vaiqdna�ion compulsory. A'bouse to alone is used -there is no danger what- south of Ireland, facility to purchase __ unin- -1geable and ran away, throwinj otherolay recei4ed a young fix terrier � I � " I any other sensible Imin, w iat chance -butter we're shipped from Brussdls sta- � � I . , or I . by express from IN-lontreal. He values I � . � house visitation by the.health officers is 1 ' their holdings undei-the Land Purchase both o cupants out of the rig. M rs. � � . I . . 1. I I ever. In places where 'smaillpox has I I of justice or fair play need t ie tem er- tioia to London, England, last' week. Miller f Iling so as to break three of her the animal at $50. � W � I ' � . ' � I � Act. 4 1 'y " . �, . . ; talked Of, but has Ttot yet commenced; va I ance people expect on,�an appeal - . ore The consignment was valued about �ently purchased a � . a � appeared re- ceination should be resort- CnU'RCH OF SCOTLANDDisESTABLISH- . ribs and su'6staining other bruises, while -Mr. T. Jones m � - . . I . . I and, even if it were commenced it is not such judges. The la4v at test is not $8,000. i �_ A hogs for the Montreal I ed to in -all cases w as severely injured intem- fine carload i � � �_ I : . I - here twelve- or 'four- mENT.-Mr. Gladstone and Lord Rose- very perfect. There are. many -loop -One day last week Messr . Win. Mr. Mi er w . C r - - . - - 1 oiaty to see what good it would do un- - Ily. e underetand they are progre2s- market from the � Don-dnion hee.,e - I . - � - teen years have elapse since a previous bery have each written a letter. for pub e 12th a E . . . ' 'John Johnson, of �� zl holes in it, so that it '00uld not be diffi- McKay a d ' - I lication, stating -that _tbe question - of - 1 ing as favorably as could -be expected. factory at Atwood. i . � - . I -.- 1 es� accom panied by compulsory vaccina- operation. Re -vaccination is an almost Cult for a judge diiiposbol, nat rally and cd7acession of Mc1iillop, had four � I . I � ; I 1. - I . disestablishment of the Scotch'church is . --Jane... the eldest ..daughter of Mr. -Mr. Rowe,late teacher in St. Marys ,, . tion.of all persons liable to the _olisieVe, by conviction,to favor the ap e lants, to sheep killed by dogs. On the same day 1 :3 � absolute safeguard against John F t e, of the 9th qoncession of Collegiate Institute,;has been a inted . % Smallpox- purely a maiter for Scotchmen to deal �nd tent to techni- Mr. F. J�; McKay had one killed. i PPO I anq by. the enforcing of strict regulations In the present- state of science if people with, and - ought not to be , made a tes*t .find many reasonable �. I Turnbeor�lied at the residence of her principal of the Pu�lic Schools of the - - � .1 I . . . I . cal excuses for so doin donot d6sire, -The regular annual meeting of the - � linst.. The city qf Kingston. I I for,the isolation of smallpox patients, Buffer from smallpox in: any civilized question at the coming parliamentary f th 0 )Saturday the 5th I rl . - any, o the .sup- East Huron Local Reform Association 0 �� t.- - 1 . . nor do I believe that , ' * -The Rev. Dr. P-ames formerly of' � .. ther in their own * homes or, which election. At the last, session of i parlia- . I I YtZeaa who was only 25 y�ars df age, I I'- 4. i el - their 'own fault, and they _ -V will be held, at Brussels on Thursday, .� ! I e 0 untry it is porters of the Scott A�t in t is count � - ' , 7 - i.,�,,. � - . - d, September 24th, for the purpose of had bele ailing only about a week. In- Knox church, Ham�xlton, has been at- - '' ment there were 125 petitions with 600, - FI. I ,,� yrq�ld be better, in a public hospital set deserve b . -innocent punishe 4� i I de§ire,that pLrties � .�:, ` . ut little syMpathy, however 022 sianatut; I flamat4 of the bowels was t6 cause of - tracting large congregations to Knox -.1 "�� . . . es aga.inst the church of ._ t .." ,10 '� but we do not want to be pla ed in this, transact' gy ordinary business, and other ._ .1 � a,part for them and removed to a dis- I death. J She was a most estimable youu church, St. . Mary�, during the last - - I - . Scotland disestablishment bill, and . I In 9 � �' �J I ; we May pity their ignorance and folly. only when � �ve pro e a man- a - ,,1e early deinise will be deep- three Sabbatbs. . - . 11� __ I - . - . ' sition that I in tters ol special importance. A full - ' ' -, . i � — - i I - � , ..; - - tauce, from all other habitations. In lad ,a d h ' ' i �! I ; . � . I ___ __ 108 petitions with 27,790 signatures in Po tion of thi� la W, that that attendance is- requested. y� rJ r - _,� , 5 . guilty of a violIi � _ , -Mrs. Van Banschoten, of , New, . - � - ly reg te and her memory long and I r;; - � . I _. I I s hOrt, so far as we can see the civic favor of the bill. -1 " . I I THE Young Liberals held their con- guilty person should be pe�rmitted to - -Chas. Schmidt, of the Central hotel, I i I . I i PRospEcTivE FAMINE IN IN`DIA.—I�O lovingl�f cherished by a very large circle Jersey, addressed the meeting of the � _- � alu,' thorities of Montreal have done noth- -vention in Toronto this week. The : escape punishment through a mere. Wingham, has a-giLng of men at work of frien _ s and relatives. Mitchell Branch f e NVoinen's orei � � I �doubt remainsbut that a terrible famine F * � I . . . � 0 1 � � ' technicality, and that we should be put making extensive improvements on his " 7 . � I ngi or almost nothing, as .yet to check -On the Ist -of September the new Missionary Soc ft * r affair was a success beyond the most is impending in I�dia. The crops in the ' iety, on -Tuesday nig . f_ ; I � � I . . 14 -1 . .. . I in for the posts. I a,ls6 hold that a judge hotel property. A new roof has been I ,I tho progress of the epidemic, aad appar- . � - vincl,lal law -providing for the assign- last. - . i � - I., . . ,. sanguine expectations of the most hope- Deccan have all f�iled for want of rain, o i.will appoint under the Scott Act,an put oii'the- whole h6use,and a new stable pro t of � � I �,: � I while in Bengal the crops are ruined by men debtors to creditors came into -The other -day Mr. F. Richel of the . � - ently intend to, continue in the same ful. . w . . . . �, � There were over five hundred operation. By this a;ct which was passed Smith Purifier Works, Stratford, W . 7 . i L an excess of rains and floods. The coun- 'h tel -keeper or liquor dealer to sell 7Ox2O feet,and a driving shed 40x:24 feet f I Id � t be the are in course of erection. , � . �_. � I course, _ . . - - ' - his left hand caught in -the machinery � I � I I delegates representing almost every sec- try for miles about Calcutta is complete I at the l"t session of the Ontario Legis I I � . � _ L I - ��, tion Of the province present. - I ac-era�ed that amputation , . I " . The reason for conduct so irrational -TvIr. Allen Spier,. of Morris, returned lature, I assignments for the benefit of and so badly IL � I : , - The dfs- ly submerged. Nearly all the railways � �� I from his -trip .to Scotland last Friday. t . 'I', . _- - � and almost criminal under the circum- ' . i ' -in the province have been injured by ekeditors 'Must be made to the sheriff- of was necessary. r - "' ' � � - . - . . 1. cussions W re intelligent and interesting He brought with him five horses, one w, . � � .. � st'iotces seems to be tfiat the French ! - floods and land slides. - Th'e railway at the- county in which the debtor lives. -The - old established store in St. i 4 and snow that the young men are made With a Police Magistrate, 11 wever,. all coach horse five years old, one three year ; . � - a . ' Suckersexa has been coffipletely swept With the consent of a majority of the Marys, of the late Mr. R.'Guest has I - � . . � pq�ulatioii of Montreal, as well as of this expense and danger Nvould be avoid- old, two two year olds, a yearling, all - . � � � . � . I I of the right Stuff. Some f e-afed that a away. Public 'subscriptions have been . creditors having claims of $100 and u been disposed of to a gentleman from St. . . - 7 1 - Qu4ec province at large, have a strong ed. From his conviction. there would be heavy draught, .He had a fine passage - P_ , � � n . � tor, however, can elect some � i . I . I 1. revolutionary policy woul be adopted started here and in all large towns, and ,o appeal except to one of the* cT the trip well. I wards, a deb Paul . Mrs. Guest and family will con- " r I ' In , Superior and enjoye, . I . other person as assignee ; but there is no tinue b6 reside in St. -Marys. � ' - i. - pre.)Udice against vaccination, and the - y\the.young men, but the results sh all possible preparations are being'made rts, and to these no peison would -Mr. Frank Howell of Turnberry, t ,b - , F - . . ow 2 - W to provide against a famine, which N Con � 2 i � I civic authoritieii who are elected chiefly , ' al with tb6 hope of havin . - had a felon On. his thumb and advantage in so doii�g. So far there, has -Mr. R. Forbes, of the firm of J. & ' � 'that the Young Liberals have be" appe , g a convic from been no assignment made under the new R. Forbes, Stratford, arrived h � I I z I tter now inevitable, amd to mitigate its hor- - -some cause blood poisonin'g sef in and ome last T. . I . I I . . . I tion n technical grounds . � � I -ban those parties gave them Tors, . . . � . law bR this county. . week from the 't Land of heather'? . - by , French votes do not care to run . sense t quashed either o � ; or through favoritism. he was at last accounts in a very critical , I � I covinter to it. The meeting in the Corn credit for. While they have adopted and LUMBER SALE IN- NEWYoRK.-The ' I I _T e Exeter Times of last,week says: -whdre he has been 6pending a moniks -. . , , ' - i� . � - . . I - . I Now, as to the question 'of expense condition. His arm, swelled up to three On Fri ay last' while Messrs, A. Me- holidays. He- brou�ght out a coupli Of : .. : . � I first public- sale of lumber in, the yards e . I . � Exchange last week, referred to above, emphasizedthe well-known prill ciples of which the- Doctor so much � dreads. I times its natural size and had to be Donnell and L'Handford were driving to fine stallions with 4im. � � - I � . � - � I 7 K . of the New Y rk Lumber Auction Com- ' . � . . � � was� attended' chiefly by the English- the Reform par * I hold that it would be a savin' instead of lanced in three places. : - -ty I I Z � I - � I they adhere -stri took plaee on the Ist inst. The � 9 I ' ) the'Seaforth races,: and when between -A little girl agod. two years daugh- I � � I - ap4aking class' lar loyers mer . . I an expense to have. a Police; Magistrate Shiel's -and 'W. R. Wilson P ; ) 31 i'tly fuamMei, which was consigned from vari- I - L Irs. r , c _N p ge en to the old lines. A Provincial aniza- s Aensall and Kippen one. of the horses ter of Mr. J. H. Biown, St. Marys tbe, 4 k . ' - � - - - " I In the first 31aco,the Police new brick stores are fast ahi 4 Org � I . . I appointed. I , ; cha4ts, ete., and ia not tole regarded as tion was formed with Hon. is parts of th� country, was sold in' . stumb] ed and its mate made a spm'g and other day sipped ,some of the water frOm - 0 . � . I � I � , Edward 01 agistrate himself cantryall coes,where- completion. They are being finished in ? o � I . � � 0- � an. L _e- lots of 5,000 feet and over, and the sales i a splinter off the pole "penetrated its plate of. ffy p i ' which caused her .7 .,Pr - � . 018 : -- � it requires two ordinary magistrates. first-class style, having all tKe latest' i , L . .1 ession of the opinion� of the Blake as HoAorary. President; A F � . . a �. I . - foot d its feet death after a few ours of acute suffer - v' - � . . aggre ate 500-000 feet. The prices ob- un . lAfter the horse regaine , French-Canadian population of the city. e time of one Police Magis ate cannot �provements . tdkether with plate I r. - I I McI-ntyre, Ottawa, P4esident; A. M. tainef are r orted as averagm' to glass both a ailmal ade a jump,throwing the' ing. * � . . . - I � I 11 � I ; . L 11 " : I ' I 9 UP � - __ � . � . U . - I : t Taylor, Brussels, Ist Vice -Pr a i For - occ p nts to e ground, injuring- Mr. -List � -,% It seems that the French-Canadians are . es dent and the usual wh esale market prices. erefore be -more. valuable tl tan the time fronts. R.'Malcolin occupies Wilson's, owel P bli�. Scho6l Board have � __ . . � of two ordinary magistrates, -Being at and Dr. McNaughton and John Grewar, . - . I � - ,� taught by their religious instructors T. C. Robinette, B. � A., Toronto - instance, whi ewood,,firsts and seconds, Me oimell,, ho received a slight scalp passed a resolution in.confoimity 'With - I . r_ - .- � I ' , . - ' I 1�� - "I I - , Secre- .brought $251 -to $30.; oak, quartered, least equal in the score of time there- each, one in Mrs. Shiel's. - woun bodily injuries. The the new School Ac� to have'the eleW011 * .. - - - � . :- �._ - atd,gy,uides to consider the small -pox a tary. A representative executi f:)re, all that is left is the tr6l,vellping ex- -on Sunday evening last a new d and other . - - . � I . I I I . 1� I i - ve com- $57-50; Kentucky walnut, $85; 2 -inch Police Magistrate. He methodof conducting the services. was pony was badly lamed, and the services of trustees next i4nuary.take PhAce at I _ � . In � the same time as e municil � ; 7 - -t Divine .visitation against which it. is , mittee was also formed, and the, oraaniza� ash, $37 ; boxWood cuRS, $1�, and firsts lenses of the - of a vqterm*ary surgeoil were necessary. I ;_ �� .1 :�A F - make up for these by intioduced in the Main-str8et Methodist f . �_ � - - ,,, :"I--. useless and even injurious to contend by tion was established in good working and seconds, $21 ; roofipg boards ,will do more than We widerstandlAr.lYle-Dounell is getting tions, and the voti, ig. to be by ballot, - , � I ' - . . - � - �., ', - I - . . I __ - .1 1 � 4 . a * - -M and R,. - . . � I reventing appeals to the'CoOmty. Court. church, Exeter,which rendered- the e-ier- I- _11 h human devices as vaccination. condition.� We anticipate er woods _ long Ocely. � essrs. Thos. McDonald . �0 suc! � that much $16.�O�; box pine, $12. No bth ,*s I have ilready sbpwA Appeals can cises more interesting and impressAre. � -1 �, I - a Al . - � � . were sold. . I � cow-p9Y W week Babb returned to Mitchell from their � . - __14 They also rega-rd good will result from this meeyng and - An _d . -The Lucknow Sentinel of last . � - fl - ith disgust . . I . I I I - d will be taken from ihe - ecisionso of The sermon was divided into thr�e parts, transatlantic tour, last we Both 4 , , � * I . I . di a istrates totheC6unty Court., and between e says: ! On account of .the heavy rams ek. ' � 1 71 t _ as A, disease peculiar to beasts, which it organization of the Young Liberala of - . . 4 inary in � ach division the -choir sang ' . . �. � ' -% . . � I . hich;visited this section during Taes- gentlemen enjoyed their trip and ret -M- ' . . - 1. I I is dangerous and degradii�g to produce the Province. Their influence will -The Goderich Star says: A new �ach appeal will cost the!county, di- 'a selection appropriate .to the Subject. w a'nd Wednesday last the annual e4 - - - � i - � .. be ' ' been formed, to day I improved- in health but both MU& . I __ V - combination has be. 'rectly or indirectly, bbsides the expenses -On Monday morning an - aocident I 7 I - . , � � t - _� I I' *the human subject. Hence French- un mis ' . r Ontario as al Place of residence- I , . - �_, n, I I takably felt at the ne 'de, at least happened at the new roller skating rink, games of the Lucknow Caledonian So. Prefe I . w_. -4, . xt ell6ctiOns. known, as 4' The Lake Shore Salt Asso. that will fall on the losing si . , � . -4- Canadians generally refuse to have their, � - ' . . .. . . -The famous Listowel rooster sUit- : � �. �, I . I ciation," comprising the' six manufac- thirty dollars. The; P)li.ce � Magistrate at Wmighanl. in which Robt. Eakin and ciety did not take place. Although the ;. - � I . i ! i Soc'ey h b in existence now for in which E I _.� .0 ChUdren vaccinated, and even prefer to THE Godeklich Star thinks the I I Infam- turers in Goderich, 4he two wells in will save this, " a'n j, appeals from his' Fred Vrrighi bad a narrow' escape from 'I '&a een - dward : , yd, of Elma, is the 15Z I.* I . ' I ' . . I - e t this is the first defends,nt and A Ar - _.- __ - 'L, OUIS �", - ' 1- � � 7 m Kincarolffie Williams & Murray's well decisionsmust be made to the Superi killed. over fe;�en years pas Mr lWetlauffer,the , . -� - . - P . L or being seriously injured if- not - i�l � yrow , k&y� them catch the am flpox instead, school book. monopoly find . the I - -,Rl_ IL I . . ' at Port'Frank, and the Courtwright Courts, and the cou,Aty has to bear no They were both on top of a scaffbld� 30 time ffi its biitory it has been compelled cutor, continnes drag its slow fengill -' . � L_ take, their chances. If the children �' Ontario % Government printing deal I . . -_ � I . I I and J ' Salt Company. The head office la a are of the expenses incurred. Besid.es - feet high putting on a new siding, *he to postpone its games. The disappoint- along. It has already Occupied no fewer � --- I - n .1 - I . ; � L . " 4 11 well and good, they are safe " should shut the mouth of THz Expos I ,� f It b MS ) - �� recover ,, - i . ocated in Goderich, . with Mr. C. F. this the Police Magistrate - 4'aving an=- the structure gave - way. .Wright 'was ment is not only keenl e Y iYe So- than ten sessions of the Ma trate S eourt I I . . . I I � second attack ; if they -die- the 11 rroa 11 from talking about � I - f for'merly cashier *f the old nia�T jurisdiction, can hold . courts for- parriod to'the floor below 'among the ciety, but by the-peop, e generally, and and the end is no - - 11 _� frera a 9 I the sub- Pashley, I � . I - Te - t yet, ajij�L apparenOT - - ' � . , , � . - I . _. I I . % I . . I I- . . . . ; I I I - I . . I � - I . I . I . I . . I I I . - . I . . - . I . . . . I ! : . o I � - I � � I I -1 I i- , i � I . . . .1 . I : � I I I . __ . - . . . . . I i .--- - � � ':' . . . I. . I � I I , . I. i I . . . . i . � , . I , . - , � � � I . , #7 t � . I . . . . i . I . . - . I . : 1 1 . %, . . . . I � . I 4 . I � � � � - . . I . . - I _ , . IJ - I . I I - .. .- . I � . .. ' a . � . . I' � - I r � I 41 NT , , , , - "' , , - � � I- , i I - I � �e " - � � " I I - h rn, t1]LP1 6nt _4 9, ha B O _ , 11 - - 's ( 'a ; ( d , ', ar " [18 ' h n w r " I' - t n I ( U - I a, ig - Ao . - I -1 d t.. " ::�� 4 1 .., i - ! � I. a[ i F way 4�� I I eayy V i , " e� , � ao e, � I. � 1.11, � 1. 1 -b c . , to d � , i4 - I I f I " "l(i,' ti, ��, 'D I ti ; F-:1 � e c Wh li i nor by -wholesale, would not be the i %st =1ous in taking ad*,antage of a chn for the. purpose Of quashing $,-C- a conviction for a violation of that Act. - a� 0 ' 1� in ( t th . i e- W , .1 � ,I ! I . � . � - , I ! � .1 . . I � � I . . - � I . . I --- . 't I . . ; I . h ! . . . � - I , . . . - : i . I I . - . : ; I . � I . � . � � _ . - - . ! � . � . . I - � � . . . . . ;, . 1. . . . - I I � ---- I . . __'. - i - . I . . - . i � . � I . - I � f__04_Mz . , , 1, 7 - I - . I . � . � . . I I : . . 4 ,_�,-��7 - . . A - __ . . . _ � � . . I � . � . j, , i - I .. � - . � I . � � � . I r . __ . . � � . . . �, i - . � I - I � I - I i�� -__-.1- . � i ._-, I - . �- - 1-1 - . _ - - - __ - I � __ ] I . I � - _ - .- _ .- , - -- __ __ - � __ I - - I I - I I - . . � ..- - - _�_'1_-, ___.._.,_..__.,-_, -1.1 - -.-- _____ �-, I � _ , _.... - __ L F. � . . i I � � � . . I , SEPTEMBER '18,� 8� f ar f rom settlement 4; zimg. The court haS be Mighm, witness aftexwib , .Rmioed, and thou h the 1,ave Aisclassed Me, ev Pounded the law. fro 1pirat � to the latest I .Chapter and isection, 1 sh ' -who stole the ro( OW_n � the- roost,er was stolen � ill h - .blynever wi , e. . . — I . . Zurieb -b FOOT BALL.—A friew , ajI was I � . played �t Cr ,the Zurich and I Ored Saturday last-. Zurich ' ' iw� 's . jwfore half time I ]half thae no goals wCT . I I I q1tereforewinning the it 1D. The best of feeling P ,O,nt5 -and after the in, . , boys were headed to -a, After supper.-theCreffil some pieces ,of MusiO fO � the boys. All enioyed* think the Crediton foo, gentlemanly loti. The3 'CR Urich. On I come to Z i -show day -to play a reb, js trusted will get as 9� 1. �heyaccordeA ihe Zuni , following are the team., Zritial. . 1w, Sipple G asi . J. Broom 1 Baem JL weaver ) -T. Butcbart ) F, R,oeddinK f Halt Bw ,W.H,enderson - ) Night � 3p. ldcGregor f Ir. urassweller I CRIAr . j. Sneider J � . ]C. Rmdding, ) ' I Y. Rees t T -&f BRMFS--�Quite a n . -townand 5=0U.nding; London to see Barnum ing Jum bo.—Mr- J. J � . Sunday, took a severe � n-lorbus, Dr. Buchana . i and. . we are now z1ad ta( �,sg&,,�. 3,jrs. Bpeker a: � . I aitack of the same Ab .,She was alone in the h � U& came on, anj on I t= from church ht helpless. Fortunatel- . latj�, to administer a Ac ture, which 'proved i lady is now convalese( ,eiue is.sold by D. IS, I ,one should have a ho - I house. P RB�S 0 -NAIAR - —RevZ - Tavistock, and Wm...%; were the guests of D.: days ago, also Rev.. F I are on ilieir way to Dz the Sunday School v Evangelical Associatio going on this week. . past -or -of the �congrega �- - left for the convention axe -preparing forthe I Afr. J. Roedding -is brother and other T, Dierlaminis here'%iieiti� gentlemen have partol thein.1 and all hail fror, Normanby.—'.Mr. Wel visitin,r his -brother . . Im . Hardy,heis from teari E. NewdorfPr-, pasto church, Was away' - Hullet, where he has. Xr. Thos. R,enderson, here visiting his broth w'M be here for a few the two'brotheis Vill attend the Medical C( wish them-succes-< I � '��_` 41� I - KiPPE,.,-._Th,e S'ab =thanks to his war g townsbips fortbi during the past season - and all farmers within tbe- that he has opened out fo,' and vffll pat the highest g4 . of good, sound Mereb"tal hisIVarehouse, Rippen. I orDarl, sowed Barley� --P,,, atclv� D. MtcLj,?NNAN,. Hill iw�� THE MAI 4 _ Spulf,X-41 Fall wheat per bushel * Spring Wheat per bushel - � Oats 'per - bushel. . � � . - .. .� Pcaspe,rbusbcl....�' i Barley per bushel � : . '"....': i I Butter, No. 1,, ioose�,... . c. Butter, tub- _ -4. � I � - - - - -, . Eggs .......... .. .41. .. .. Flour, per 100 lbs - - .i. � , . " — lbsn Dressed Hogs, per � I I -lay per ton. . � � � - I . . " _ � Rides per 100 lbs ... 1'.. I ,� � I � I -sliee eac I h....1.1 ... 1. wool&ns.... � . Salt (retail) per l;�;ri,4, � . � . � I e i - I I �� ,�� . r bushel '�, �. ., I Wood per cord � - .. + .. ____-41 4 I �� 1 � � . ; " Fall Wheat per b, - I (ne ,� I Spring Wheat perr blymb, I Oats per bushel .. .. - �'-. -.� -Barley per bushel...... .- . _ Pew per"V-1ishel ...... .. �.: 33utter_.'.�� ........ _.: Eggs .... � ......... Z---- -� Ray per ton ...... ��,_._� -Potatoes per busheli_. .. Apples perbarrel., ," � ... � W601.......... * * 7 . H'Idesper 103 lbs. � �' � .. — pork- !._ '. � ........... I , 'Cordwood. ....... I � �. �.... i TORONTO, Sept. 17 --IFS spring, $Q_7& -t0'$0.80;. -W to We - barley, 67e -to 70( $15.00!, butter, 14c to : I .50c to 55c; eggs, -per Id, . .. hogs, per 1-00 lbi,, $6.60. — Lwsitnoi,, 'Sept. 1,6�-� Ted winter, 7s,01d; ��4.11N 0 'fig California No- % 6s ii0q, , - -6d ; pe", 5S lid; poA" . Live StOO13 ToAov", I -Sept, 16--'.',.s , , 1 41c per 1b., but choice 10 , Are steady at 4e to 4j"- . cows rule at $30 to VS a butchers! cattle is dull, a . generally easier prlce& 4c,per ll;; good foyiedir I I I feliox Alt uc to 1 She, . I to for1he bet a4 ' an rains. lamb ', �ple "I, �c Icesolda;t$3t.618315 $2 50 t � � o 12 7-65. Hogs Are lie to 51-r- -for ebolco, =d I . e British n , " I . prices declining. : - : � - : I - . ATJC_ J � . Oil Saturday, 'Sel . - . -concession 1, Tuc'kv, moon, Farm inents."h2liael Do- DeCantellon.- auetio . On Thursdaay,OetA � noon, on Lot 26"Col Fa� stock and ITri 11anning, propriet< tioneer. ! Ox Tuesday, -0ct( 11100n, on Lot 24, COO Farm -Stock -and , Grieve,, propri�to`r : . tioneer. I -, I : _. . � - I q I - I I _� I ; - - - I . - - I � � I I J - - . � - I-. I I , -1 . � I