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RATES OF ADVERTISING NEWS OF THE WEEK Now tha the Younga are aga n a saf k ep og the uest on s a ke<l, "hen w they be execu ed ! The po nt waa raJBed as u whethe hey could be legally executed a the t me fixed fo the ca v ng out of the execut on the 17 h of Ju y paased befo e There s no be shado · of he e or eo a doubt but tha the Courts hove the power to appo nt a day or to a ow the sher ff to fix one Th s w l cause some de ay ne: ne ther of the com etent con.rte are n sea s on An effo t a be ng made by the nenda of the J ounger c m nal to save h neck by peti on ng for a ommutation of h s sen tcnce They a m that he ne ther cut o handled the club w th wh ch the foul mu der was comm ted and that the deed w 11 acer ely aucceed The Centeno al w I not prove s ch a os ng ap cu a on ea wa feared Up to Ju y 26 he cash rece p a exceeded $800 000 n add t on lo h s, over $40 000 has been rece ved as royalty on tl e beer and BOWMANVILLE AUG 4 1876 soda sold w th n the ground& ·nCI large sum was cce ved om manufa tu em who l@l" No ea of B tbs Ma ria0 es and pay fif ee per cent on a sa es of art les be nae ed n the ll1ERCBANT man fa lured at the Exh b t un 0 he D a ha F ee oJd]ha ge 1HE l\1:ERCHANT J!'RIDAY, AUGUST 4 1876 The C arke Peat 1\ orke a o otopped for want of water but w I reaume wo k when rue Coun I ol Pub! c I · uct on n a wel now be ng dug · ompleted the r W!Bdom saw fit to appo nt what ' The annual P N c of the Method st known as the Inte med ute Exam na on ao Sal bath Schoo "ao h on W dneoday n M J M O ung s beau a mean I ke y to ra ae the standard of H gh al ernoon la S hool educa OP and lo prevent the grow ful grounds The occaB on wa a very ng ev 1 of paas ng scholars nto the H gb happy one f om the Pu bl Schoo befo e they are The mem b s of the C pper Lacrosae qua fied thereby d aw ng the Go ernment C ub are rnak ng arrangem nts for one grant Under a ope a on be g ant w I of the grandest La roase Ma ches ev r play be d sir butcd on a fo rlold bas s. A par ed n Bowm_anv e The game w 11 be be expended n payment of a m n mum played ou Monday even Df' next 7th nst al owau e to ea h school as at present on the dr I sh d g ounds comrnenc ng at ano her pa t will be d sir bu ed as at pres 8 30 the ruem be rs appea ng u com al ent on he bas s of ave age alteudane<1 a ma ks, pro d exp ess y f r the occoa on th rd w I be d st bu ed accord ng to the re The gr unds w be llurn nated w th su ts of rnspect on and the d st bu on of torches, ch nese Ian erns, colored l ghts & he rema nder w 11 be baaed on the result of and o bal oon w 11 be sent up at 9 sharp he Intermed aw Exam nat on wh ch s the Senta for all Adm ss on 10 cen s teat for p omo on of pup1 a lrom the Lower At the last mce ng of the Y M C A to the Upper Schoo four new members were e ected and two Tb s Exam na on has J st been I eld and the re ult was made known through the cont bu one reported o he fund The Toron o presa on F day laat. The cha ac r po s of Messrs 0 Ha a and D "k us on t of the emm nat on may be Judged f om the Inte nal oual Conv·n n wore of he he fact that out of 1 6 5 cand dates on y mo t nteres ng ha ac e ~ud we regret The follow ng s the that more were not preaen o hea hem On Monday even ng nex a P a e and Pron ae meet ng w I be h Id n he Room and to commence >t 8 o clock The pub eapec ally young men a e u ted INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATIONS Wm All n 70 loads gravel $3 5 W R and peachea Cl mle p nt ng and adver a ng $3 07 Thoe Elford expend ure on Sc gog road $2 9 07 Irw n Brown do $180 W C emens, exp nd ure on Manvera road $24 74 Jamee Moore work on Manvera road 4 b con $2 Robt Y utue work on Manvera road $13 75 R J Shaw com pe~ a un for sheep k lied by dogs, e6 66 W H Rogera aurvey ug $4 nd gent peraone f45 Counc 1 adJoUrned o let September 1 pm R WI DATT Ip Cle k MANV.ERS. F F. ~TWOO!> CHU RC DEDI AI ON BARE FACED lM.PUDENCE NOTICE 45 H B TtAL ON Bowmou le July 29 6 Lt Col Cub t des r a to thank the olfi ce s non comm s on d office s and men of be 45th Ba t for the h gh y red table manner u wh b they perfo med the an nual d I He has a ao g a p ea lure n stat ng hat the !nape ng D puty Ad t Gen l:a om mun ci;ted to h m h s ompie e at·· on w h the appearance of be d fferent Com pan es of the 4o h and w b the state of eflic en y n h ch he found them By 0 der W J McMuRTRY HEAD QUARTERS The a I mpo tnnt event of the \\eek n the sport ng world was the defeot of Gold sm th Ma d by Smuggler on the C eveland turf It as a free for a fo a pu ae of $4 000 Ji ve horsea started the mad be ng the favon g as a mat er of courae The first heat "as taken by he n 2 5! the se ond n 2 11{ but from th s she took second place. Smuggler o k the th rd n 2 6i the four h n ~ 9f and the fif h u 2 7! The exc tement wos n ense Mag .t: Ad;u ant POLICE OOURT G HA >:s EsQ P M P ea d ng ULY 3 ST R Coomb vs 'I\ McLnughl n Lar ency Tb s was n case of th It wh ch occur ed n the townsb p of Oartwr gh on the 27th of last mon h The young man McLaugh n came to Mr Coomb about a month ago ask ng for "ork and procured t He re p en ed that h s pa nts re d d between 0 ha wa and Wh by On the 27th Mr C n. d f om h s bu eau a revolv ng a a ver "a ch and cha n one gold two p eces of s ver co n and one p ce of w ncey sh r ng and aa he young man had gone away sup on fell up~ h m Informal on was at once a d b fore P M Ha nes and search 11 as made for Mc Laugh n I was found that h s home was not near e ther 0 hawa or Wh tby but he was taken u Clarke w th he m!Bs Yesterday o enoon M hunt ng a ter a youug n a named Bu er and up to the t me of go ng o pre a we hau not beard of h s auccellS o other" ee In he mormng Butler had ente d he house of M Stap ey Sou h Wa d hrough Ille · ndow wh le M s S apley was n be yard m k ng be cow and he l'ed h mself to a I the ctua s he cQu d p ace h s bands upon He was d s overed n the act nnd se ed by M Alf Hobbs who le t h m n charge of M s S apely and two men wh e he went for he constable but dur ng h a qbscn e But b ke away and an fo the woods. The swamp angels have some th ng to do \\ h t On Thursday n gbt or F day' morn ng of laat week a bold robbe y took pie eat the Easte u Ra way B dge near \he s at on ll!e a s. J no P Folley and W P ercc own a boat and t waa af~ly hou'fd n he boat hon at the br dge on Tbnro day n ght Some men we e at work n the F da) mo n ng eav ng obout n ne a m and they say bat at that hour On go ng o he pla e was und s urbed the boat houae about noon Mr P rce found tl at the doo bad 1,ieon b oken open and the oars oar lo ke a troll ng ne and some other art cles, oken heref om The ownere w sh to say ha shou d the actora n th a outrage be d o ered bey w I favor hem w h a ho doy ot the Queen e Boa d ng house The B le Cbnstlan ( ate Method st New Oonnex on soo ety and congregal on at what s known aa the B k Church n·ar Fleetwood .Manvers, came to the conclus on last ep ng at for tl e aake of peace they would w hdraw the r cla m to control the church and g ve up the poSBess on thereol o the Me hod st Uhur h of Canada, on the cond t on of be g allowed to bold onr reiiular ee v ces be e u The possess on was eur endel'<:d to the Method at Church of Cana da about May 15th 1876 and I WOB no aooner done than the d acovery was maue ha they could not depend on h·v ng regular oud un u e upted eerv cee m the Chu h after about Ju v ht 1876 The coug egat on wae called together Moy 9 h to cons der the · uat on and af er xam n ng and d scu a ng the subject n u s b"" ngs t was resolved to proceed nl once w h the erect on o a new Wh te ll k Church so hat the peo1 I could meet 0 0 0 her for worsh p froe f on all fear ol ea at on The wo k was at once pla ed be bands of he contractor Mr Thoe. D S a pies of Ji eetwood who bas sue eeded n bu d ng a very neat and handsomu Church The ma er al and workmansh p s of the la est des pt on the p Ip t 16 r chly gra n ed w b b ack walnut and h rd s eye maple colors and beh od the pulp t there s a very elegant dee gn n fresco pa nt Dil 'I be Chu ch was <led eated July 23rd and 24 h R v G Webber Pres dent of the Co le nee preached on the Sabbath morn ug and al ernoon Rev A Clarke super n t ndent of the D tr ct preached n the e en ng The sermone were excel cnt and de! ver cd w th sp tual power and were h ghly ap p e ated by the people. Dur ng the three ces the Cbur h was l e a y pa ked h the crowds of people who attended and at the afternoon u.n<l even ng eerv ces sea.ts ere arranged near the w ndowa and doors a uw d wh b the people crowded yet num bero had to leave not be ng ab e to get near On Monday a 11 a m the Church was a a n ti ed to to utmoat capac ty Mr John Grandy of Bethany "as elooted cha rm an M Webber de! vsred h s very ntereat ng and n ruct ve lecture on the Scott ah THE D Fl ER.l!:NCEl Co enan era At 1 30 p m the table· were set The lad ea of the Br ck ne ghborhood gave e o op end d repast of wh ch about 700 persons partook. At 4 p m a platform mee ng was held Robert Mag 11 E q of J anetv Ile pres ded Reve. A Clarke and G alter Webber de! ve ed good epeeche wh ch Rev John Harr a Pastor pre aented a finonc al otatement, wh ch show ed that the total out!.,. ( nclud ug coet of land, bu Id ng furn lure and labor given ) \\a $1 800 There bad been ra sed by aub c pt on ope:i ng service· 'IDd labor g ven $1 550 !eav LR a balance of $250 wh ch was prov ded for n a few m nutes, thu; mak ng the Church free at tie ded eat on 1\1 " Magu e of L flo d prea ded at the Organ who w th the Church cho r render ed valuable ass stance throughout the open g serv ccs -COM llURTON When be Ch el had aeen hat the pr ouers were ealely lodged and had res gned then to he barge of the She ft o the county he bade them good bye and fo that purpose he fir entered the ce ol John Young That porty "as appa nt eaay n hIB m ud,. A ter mak ng a le gen e al rema ks, he .,k d the ch el to send h awyer to h m as he d d not th nk that be conld be banged now aa the day of the r execu on was over How d ffe nt t was n Jamee W I am s cell The ) oung man eeemed thoroughly unnerved and broken down and to keen y rea o b s pos on Noth ng mportant was n d du ng the n terv ew except bat when the Ch ef was go ng out the pr!Boner asked f be knew bow soon hey wou d be hung The Ob rep ed that ne d d not know when J amea W II am sad If we are go ng to be hang ed I hope t w I be soon THE !\ ArP1ilARANCE Thoe who eaw John Young f equen 1) before h s eecape I om gaol say thot the s no change uh appearance wha eve and that h s w Id I fe had not changed h m n the least except that h a lace s b owned by the "ea her A great change how ve s not ced n James W am Sn e h s escape those who knew h m say that be looks twenty yeare oder and though a youth of wenty two le· s, he now looks I ke a nan of forty five years of age He seema to have fre ted very mu h and appears to hove bee aft! ted w ngon ng tea s that he m ght be captur d t any mo ment DOTS ot ve He must bavs been an ung atelul as he went to .Mr Ooom b s n rage and they uthed h n Hughes the Garneau murderer m ga on Tue day London s to bn.vo wa er wo ks The Dunk n A t bas been ca r aeve a Counties n the I ov n e o Oa a o Lambton w'8 he la t u wheel nto ne An I ah b sh p bas ut h h oat ABOUT TOWN Two sudden deu hs occu red n Toronto on Sunday EDITORS TABLE L fo Au L on and the Lamb a e ly ng down toge her We learn tha another barber shop a to be ata ed n own The wea he of the paat week baa been e ol uewalk on S ve s~ Save me J J Latest a val Lady Good yesterday f om be S one Mans on Cobourg The apa hJ of ou to n a h feated Why d d the' not get up a ban q net and g ve her a ti t ng recept on 1 A horse d en b) M W Aln o Lyle & Ma yn s an away on Monday last A n was thrown out of the wagon one of the whee a pass ng o e h s legs No fur the dama0 c of any a count was done On Monday a e noon a c owd f om Oshawa ea ug pug boll! wb ch \\ere p e entcd to them for the r ac ve labors at he fi e of he same mo n ng ottrac ed a good deal of a en n by the r yell ng and They wo d make good fog ho e ng Tbe pub! are co d al y v ed to attenJ the meet ng o the Young Peoples A eoc at on n the basemen of the B C Church h s even ng The serv ces a e I ke y to be moat ntcresting A co c t on w I be taken proceeds to a d the L brary Fund The exerc sea commence at 8 o clock. e n r ned that M of he Ebenezer Set !ement land th a e en ng W A odge of Orange Young Br tons was organ ed n the Orange Hall Bur on on the 17th of July The office s for the first term a e Maater R McQuale D !If TOWNSHIP COUNCIL Jas Hall Sec G W McG I Treas J HAY TON Ju y 27 876 J McKee Chap W H McG II I T Coun nc p uant n.dJournment T M Kee O r R Heyb rn Ma R Memb a al p eseut 111 n ea ead ~nd H M Quade Com W Beacombe J Bel for W G Herr on R H .M Kee R J.I confi med Commun a ons w re p es ntcd aa fol M Quade Iowa F om the Tm tees of S hou Sec ons I THE HARVEST AND ITS PROS 9 18 22 and 23 ask ng the Counc to col PECTS. le t the r o al s boo! ra es La d over t 11 fhe Globe ol Tuesday contamed several g ng amount co umna ul cro1 ews from a l parts ol the · untry and thereon found d an ed tor1al the wh ch we trans er to our columns, as our readers are n erested n th a all mportant mater Ou expect on of the crop of hay prov ug to be a n oot unprecedented has been more ban Ju I ed The quan ty harvest ed a enormous bay harv~st s now over and the 1ual ty ow ng to the lavor~b e eon d t ons n~der wh ch t has been gathered n a reported a most everywhere to be e1'. ce ent 0 b s s ap c food for he otock the fa mers w therefore have an abun dance dur ng the com ng w nter wli le the refre·h ng ra us have so large y benefitted be pastures as to s l'PIY a further sou ce of ad vantage to the owners of cattle Some the oad referred c over bas been damaged by the ra u but recommend ug the aale the caBe· whe e thIB has occurred do not to Repo t JC tcd on he fo ow ug vote appear to be very numerous YeM c em ens anu B ngham N ai B In connect on w th the ~ nter supply of food or a o k be prom s ng cond t on ol V anatone Rundle and the Reeve. The Reeve repor ed verba ly upon the the root crop· greatly a ded by the recent ra us, s a so cause for congratulat on The matter of he road between ots 10 and 11 nstancea w ere they are not reported as do ng well a e very few ndeed The too st rnula ns effecta of the weather have I en p ·Jud al to barley the berry n many p aces be DR th n and I ght and the c op th refore be ng expected to turn out an nler or one llut th s sta e of th oga IB by no meaua un versa! and n many nstances the aprearance of the bur ley now rap dly r pen ng lB sa d to be moat ea sfa tory On tho whole we are ncl ned to hope the barley crop may not be very much fat a below the average n pro po t on to the area plan ed 0 oa s the crop w II be a very Leavy one Storms he.ve n many sect ona done eo ne nJury to the struggl ng g an and here and lhe e the rust ·ea d to have at fected the oats but our mpres on a that of h s cereal the J elu w.ill be both aa to quant ty and JU· y above the average lnd au orn "here arly p an d and n 1 ly avorable s tuat ons a look ng we! and w 1 be a good crop Pota oes a e prom s ng wel and w I y e d apparent y an abundant return rbe Colorado beetle does not seem to be much le" numerous than formerly but the meana taken to nsure s deatru t on and the ex traord nary growth ol be p ant have gl'<:at J frustrated a ravages. Peas have been eon e ha UJUred by the atorms, and he season general y of ate as not been ery favo ab e n the r development but the c op w p obably turn ou on the who e ons deed la and JU t a tru one A by l·w ~as passed f The crop of llax eo lar ae t la cu t vated ol a collector e alao reporled on favoroblv Of fru ta the op be ama for although n many The Reeve wa na u ted to grant ordera scot ons App es are oak ng well n many on th l'reusurer for the follow g sums othere the accounts are far from encourag John A Galb a th 80 loada gravel $4 wg 'I here seem to be I terally no plums r HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE. The com ng Augnst Meteors PAIN-KILLER Sudd PAIN-KILLER P m PAIN-KILLER PAIN-KILLER c gn PAIN-Kl LLER · 'lo Dph n THE YOUNGS HO PAIN-Kl LLER hes m h THE BERA YED AFTER THE ARREST 11 e grea PAIN-l<ILLER mm mo ne PAIN-KILLER u · 0 M J>u PAIN-KILLER .Neu Slit PAIN-K~ llER mbn n :pus PAIN KILLER