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J ust Arrive Schoollâ€"Sâ€"ooks, Slates, Copy Books, Scribblers, Crayons, Pens, Ink, .larvest '» a .v it now generally admitted that there is no Grain Cradle iii the market equal to lillilllli'l, ill llltlliilllj and this not so much by the ' number of lirst prim-s awarded . ill Half, and everything necessary forf schools, just arrived at W. E. ELLIS’S I)IEI'(} fi'l‘()l€l'2.‘ ’ LEGAL 85¢- A. l’. lll‘lVLlN. [ AltRlSTHl’l. Attorucy-atâ€"l..uv, in Chuncuy, Kent Street. Lin Elly. DEAN tk START. MIN-rs. (kc. “thee in Mr. Jordan‘s new block, Colbornc 5L, Fem-ion Falls. H. it, Dan. C. E. Sraitr. .‘v'. ll. Money to loan at. lowest rates. No commitsiuti charged. MARTIN & lllll’KlNS. ‘ ARRISTHRS SULlf‘dTHR“, kc neyto Loan at I; per cent. antatrttt-t,l.indsay, Hut. 1". S. Mantis. .\lt)- (liliec. (i. ll. llorstss. I". ll. .\ltllllll'i, and Notary Public. Money to Loan. OtliCc, Kent street, Lindsay. lllillSl'l'l'l‘ll .k JACKSON, I ARIIHTERS, SHHt’l'l‘HllS. kc. ficc, William street, Lindsay. A. liensrsrit. A, .lM't-tsox O'Ll'iAltY .k ()‘Ll‘lAl’tY, ILUKRISTHRS, A'l’l‘tll1Nl'IYS-A'F-LAtV, ) Solicitors in Chancery, kc. ()llicc, Dohcny Blot-k, lx'cnt street. Lindsay. Aurucu ()'LEA|:Y. lltrnu IJ‘Lizutv. MclN'l‘Yl’tl‘l & STEWART. PARRISTERS, .-\'l"l‘ott.\'t:HAT-Law, ) Solicitors in Chant-cry. . ,, Lindsay. Office over ()ntario llank. Kent street. .\io- ney to Loan at 8 per cent. on real estate fecurities. I). J. .\lclsvviriz. Tuos. S‘rtavaur. DIONI'}\' '_l.‘() Iglth I) on security ot mortgage on Real and Per- sonal Property and Promissory Notes, at reasonable rates of interest. Apply to JOHN A. ilARRON, llaiutts‘rim, l.iu-1~"1_v., . . ‘and tnany Sltnllill' passages Could be MEDICAL. A. W. .l. llrzflllASSI, M. 1)., OTtONl-llt, Physician,Snrgcon,kc., kc. Residence, Brick Cottage, Wellington Itrcet, Lindsay. DltS. WILSHN & WILSON. ])llTSlCli\NS, St'tmtcoxs d: ACTH”.- chers. ()llive. Francis Street East, l-‘eno clon Falls. 1-2.8. “‘itsos, .u. n ..\l. n . c. .\t., u. u‘. c. .1. s., ()nt 7 Dr. .\. \\'n.sos. .\l. IL. .\t. c. 1-. .t s., ()nt. Du. J. ll. LOWE, )llYSIClAX k SURGEON. (‘oroncr for the Provisional County of llalihnrtou. W Office next door to the .\chrthur House. Residence. the house, lately occu- pied by Dr. llryson, on May street, Fenelon Falls. gâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"r . SURVEYORS. JAMES li)[t'.‘vl\'>‘0.\', ) L. Surveyor. Coin nissioncr in the Q. l‘.., , ('onveyanccr, kc. ltcsidcncc,aml ud- drcss. Penelon Falls. ..,_Â¥ISQELLAFE°USJ 1313.1? (ii- A t. N .. it as by its lu-iixg tested in actu- Englisli's Grain t' 'atllcs, Seytlies. Stiaitiis. Forks, Rakes, (in. for sale at lowest prices. 'IN BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, Solicitor' i no doubt shared by many others. that ‘ t in a very few yearsâ€"one of them PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, OR ANY OTHER HARDWARE, I will not be midersold. G. Anderson. : Elicfc tCthl falls (Emma: I AltlilSTl'iRS, SHLU'l'l'HltS.PUSH-2‘11? _, _~ . . Saturday, Sept’rr M on, 1384. Moving Towuwartis. Two or time of our villagers have lately exprcsw-d the opinion. and it is a: vs live at the outsideâ€"Fencion l’alls will become a town. It will not. surprise us ‘ greatly if this prediction is vcl'illcd, for BARRlSTElI, ATTHllNHY. k .\‘tlldf'lTll' no, Five good Building Lots for sale cheap: in l-‘enclon Falls West. Apply to JARVIS k MchH'tlALL. l‘enclon Falls, June lzlth. ISM. 17-! t. J. NEELANDS, DI‘ZN'FIS’I‘. I;1Nl)s:t"o Onc ofthc firm “'1” he at the McAnrttt'a llot'sn. Puritans Pants. on the third Monday ot‘cach month. chti‘ extracted by laughing ca: without pain or injury, or no charge will he made. W tltficc established in Lindsay nearly fifteen years. I “ll-I (‘l'f‘t' OF LONDON FlilH iXSl'll- met: (To. t‘apital Acapulco“ sterling. llepositcd with the Dominion (liH't‘l’tHllt‘llt. shalom), Tun Rovn. lvst‘nvxrn t‘o. or Evot nthâ€"- l'apital. $14,0Hvtlwfl. l‘upihitrd with Do- miuion liovcrutncnt and otherwise vested in Canada. Sigmund. Tar. Witrmw lxst'uxvcn l'u or (“n-am. ('apital and .\sseu, .filn' :7. '. t, J, ft S‘llTli. .l,.-r':'. Penelon Falls. Jan‘y ;.‘::d. l<~l. -t~‘. Important to Partners. "aria; secured the \‘ \rztrol of the Mosrnuic 'l‘ivrrttw t'u: R\ " 1- A}. for the town- ' moving the population is growing so rapidly by " natural increase " alone that if a fair proportion ofall the infints born here live and grow tip and are not forced by circunotances to lcavc their native spot. we >l|t|ll soon have the, requisite num- ber. Strangers and visitors: who put up at our hotels and only pass through the hu-iot-ss portion of the village. where adults most do congregate, will possibly see but few indications of our coming greatness ; but let them take a walk any line evening along the streets on which our dwellings are erected, and they will find that they must take heed t: their steps if they would avoid “Wild- in: on the ri~ing generation. Children! the Falls isjust swarming with them. How many there are in the most popu- lous households we are afraid to guess; but M r. and Mrs. George Littleton have just half a tl(.\ZCl)-Cl)llllllll£: the twins, of courseâ€"all under six years old; and, no longer ago than yesterday, in going from Mr. Moffat’s shop to his bakery. we nearly fell over four little sisters who were playing in the passage, quoted lrotn the domestic annals ofthe village. it is probable, however, that the spirit. of prophecy in these who pre- dict our incorporation as a town was excited less by the contemplation of out crowded homes than by the sight of the numerous tine buildings now in course of erection ; and the fact that six new sores and a steam grist. mill are netti- ally under way. and that at lcast three more stores will be commenecd early next spring, is enough to make the well- wishcrs of the village feel hopeful, ; There has been no dilliculty so far in finding tenants for new places of busi- ness as soon as built, and those now go- ing tip are already bespokcn. Where the customers to support thetn are to come from is another question ; but it is one which we have very little doubt \\'ill be answered satisfactorily. The means ofdoing business causes business te be done ; and with larger and better stocks of goods than could be kept in the little wooden buildings swept away by the late lire, there will be greater inducements to the people of the. vicini- ty to purchase, their supplies hch in‘ stead of going further and possibly lar- ing worse. We have always maintained that Fetielon Falls is: fit enough from Lindsay to become. a place of consider~ able importance, and it is progressing onward and upward, though its pro. gress is certainly rather jerky. Just now it is emerging from the. cloud caused by the collapse of the grist mill; but as there will FOOD be two and per. completion of the cut about to be com menccd, we may expect to see new in- l ban: a large stock of ‘51 5‘); .l. Mr. “all. That John Fillfll be ap- [Mirth-ti c dice-tor of taxes for the year 1534. and that a by-law be introduced to confirm the sameâ€"(ferried. valaw reteived and passed in the usual manner. Mr. l’dmer in the chair. Moved by Mr. Palmer. seconded by Mr. .‘l-xyues, lent Mr. llail be in~truet-. 1 ed to have the plank on McL-iren's , creek spiked down.â€"(,,‘arricd. .\lovrd bv Mr. Smithson. seconded by Mr. .\lr-ynr’S. That. the following bills: iv- pail zâ€"ll. .\Ka-‘bitt. gravel 5] Eli; M, llaygarth. gravel. 81 Webster, stone hammers and repairs to ' ucrnpljl’fi S.) 95 ; Newton Bros. print. ing. $27 5” ; E. I) lhud. advertising. $2; lobsun & Allan, road scrapers. $1Q 75.; G. B'IICS. repairing bridge. Y. Powell. planl: for cul- l ' \‘t-rt on Maritmsa l.Io'itidary. Si’ 2-)“. and t that the clerk is herebv instructed to “demand one half of the Sltl'l amount l l l dustries arise, our prospects at present 3 are certainly encouraging. There can be no doubt whatever that the l’alls is townwards and before j ycar<. though it may be more. than five. Ihips o! \‘erulam an! S tncrvilb‘. and hav- ing arranged for their manufacture at Ft":- e'on Falls by Patrick l‘cssctt‘. cooper. l shall be prepared to till all orders 2“. a few dayi. Parties will com-:‘t tit-1r own cut by inspecting this L‘lthft bct'rre b. any other. WILLIAM D.\\'l.\' t'cnelun Falls. June ‘56:}: Hit. t~‘-ly {risingi tSCE. GEORGE CUNNINGHAM. Conant Insurance and Loan Agent.. FENELON FALLS. own, represents the (vitamin; tin! t'il‘! comm. uiu, Itlh Ih:(‘b bun-ins can be transacted upon the men aiunugmzu ternw. The Canada l‘crun l\'!lK1.“ln .k Savings (‘0 The imperial insurance Company. or Len dun, England. The (‘itiuru' Insurance Comps-23‘. -‘:".‘xr:w- do 55-" do! .1": inc: The Lancaxhnv taunt!" (‘3 . t‘.’ Evglr‘i 1m «5-.» 1:200:31: Late .\S$’.‘.’!AY;«!3.<‘. ! L‘s:- ‘dl the goal of its ambition will be. reached. Feiielon Council. lltNeulzilc. Aug. filth. feel ('uuncil met pursuant to adjourn-i tncnt. All the metnlwrs present; the rt‘t‘t‘t‘ in the "llftil'. >t“l|lll read and a; proved. The clerk rcad comtnunicativ-ns from Mr. J. T. Palmer. 3. Pollock and othr-r“. many ' Minutes of thc last ' - her Cltd. MIN-‘le by Mr. Had. seconded by; Mr. Painter. That the county treasurer be instructed to charge the arrows ot tan-sappcarin; against lot '2” in the llih in to Hi inimicipality.â€"~('yr'd. Moved by Mr. l,.|ill]"r, sccondul by Mr. Moyhcs, That. this council grant $1.3 on the llv‘m‘diic road through lot 223. to bc paid “ll-n the taxi.» 3w i‘cl- i’\‘fll!. and that .lamvs llrokenshirc be : Mr, a cotntiii‘sicuer to :‘xpsud the satii»‘.â€"' Carrie-l. Moved by Mr. l'almv‘r. su‘c‘nd‘d by Mr. Maya-u, ' bat lhvid .\llib‘r he al~ luwnl t"»r his statute labour this year. be invin; prrf-‘rmc-l it fut yn’ar ~-t"-l. Mon by Mr, l'1hna‘r. seconded by Mr. .‘iuvnrs. Tint a by law to levy and , Cu *iltc: thc annual ratz's be new intro. dues-l and tt'td a fir~: time ~â€"--t':irr:c~l. “flaw recivnl :ml pissed in tie u~ual manner. Mr. Hall in the chair. .\TOth by Mr l‘ailm‘r. sec 'h‘it‘d by Mr. Mayne-u. "fiat a bylaw to pmvidc ti r ltx=i|iir': tie annu‘l elections be rc- - mire-.2 :uei rmd a first tiaraâ€"Carried. ll} :13 rrcvivnl and re. i .1 first time. M: .\l- tt r" v". Man. i by Mr. M yum “eta-lid tic elzzir ;,.. i . .yee .\._,». 53,..‘ v: from the municipality of Mariposa; John Curran. :37. payment in full of claim for crnwway logs put on his land; M. Mclntyrc. for repairs to Iiosedalc bridge 25c â€"(‘,utri-»d. Moved. s-‘coode'l and numb-m]. That Moses Bit-Neil's tam-s be refunded. Mr. Hall. That the fo lowing indigent persons rem-ire $7) each out of the poor rate: Mrs. Melnnis. Mrs. Mellonald. Mrs. West. Mrs. McN-rvin. Mrs. Mc- lraydo-n and Win. llntMaisonâ€"Carried. The council then adjourned. Verulam Council Proceedings. The council met in the town hall. Bobc-iygcon, August 3ch. according to adjournment. Members present. tht rccvc, dcputyweevc and councillors Bra- den and Lamb. Minutes of last meet- ing read and approved. Councillor Lith gow then tlllt‘l'cIl and took his seat. Moved by Mr. Lithgow. seconded by Mr. Kennedy, That this council al its next "muting. to be held on Saturday. October 4th. intend passing a by-law to close the road throu;h lots Nos 1 and 2 in the ltlth com. and Conveying the lands to the owners of said lots. and opening another in lieu thereof on the north side, 0f said lot No. 2.â€"Carricd. A petition from It. Steele and 65 oth- ers. praying for a grant to open a road across the. 8th and 91h eons, between lots 5') and G, was laid on the table. Moved by Mr. Braden, scooiidcd by Mr. Kennedy, That one hundred do] lars be granted to open the quarter line between lots 5 and 0 across the 8th aml 9th eons. and that J. Lithgow be the commissioner for the sameâ€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Lamb, secrmdcd by Mr. Braden. That John Johnston be appointed collector at a salary of $100. and that a by-law confirming the same be. read and passed. â€"()arried. Moved by Mr. Braden. seconded by Mr. Kennedv. That a bv-law levying the taxes for the year 1884 be read and passcd.â€"-l‘arriwl. Moved by Mr. Lamb. seconded by Mr. Kennedy. That a by-law be read and passed. confirming the r-.port -::l' a committee for the formation of a Union School Section betwu-n \"erui-un and Sotnervilln, to be known as Union S S. No. 7. Vcrulam and Soincrvilloâ€"C'd. Moved by Mr. Kennedy. second-d l)_'. Mr. Lamb. That Thomas L Davis be notified to remove the fence oif the road on the jog bv tween the east hull of lot 5 and the west haifof lot 7. by tho lilth September, 188-}. and if not then re- moved, the recve and J. Lithgnw are hereby instructed to have it removed at the expense of the person obstructing the <amc.â€"â€"(,‘urried. Moved by Mr. Lamb, and Seconded by Mr. llradcn. That the following ac counts be paid. and orders drawn on the treasurer for the same zâ€"Joscph Kelso, 70 loads of gravel. S7 ; C. l‘l Stewart, printing antl advertising, $.16 F. .\‘aodford, repairing thrcc road scrapers, $10 5“ ; Robsnn & .\llan. for it} road scrapers and repairing .‘l road scrapers, Sill ; John Mann, for work on roads. $10 ; John Junkin. jr.. do.. 810‘, Wm. Davidson, do., $211 5."); Wm. Windrim. do., 310; llobcrt 'l‘hurston, do., 813; James Kcnncdv. do. 812 ; Charles l‘i. Tiers, do . Chas. Connor, do., .910; Thomas .\‘orthey, do., $28 7?); John lluggan, do., 317 5“ ; llobert Graham. do., Sis-i ; John Junkin. Sta, do., 315; Alex. llunscath, do., Sill; Wm. Brit- ton. do. 32."); Geo. 'l‘hnrston. do., $1“; John Middleton, do., $232 ; [lavid Unr- tis, do . $15 : Thomas Rail, do., Si“; Thomas Russell, do., 8."): John Ilick. 'l‘hos. Hopkins. do., 815; Geo. Dunn. do., 8‘20 ; .luhn Burgess. do., 821 :25; Joseph Hill. do.. 310 ; Wm. llcthring- inn, do., .310 ; .loscph lt‘lctt, do., 836; lloliert.llitikiti.tlv1..$2‘l; llobcrt Steele. do., 813 (ill; Thomas Cheetham. do.. Sill ; Charles 1'}. Tiers. balance contract of bridge, \l-l.â€"'(l:ift'iv'tl On motion ol Mr. Lamb. the council adjourned to Saturday. lth October. _ _ . do.. 820; \l'illiatu .lllnklu. do., 3'25; haps three in the. village. and as. on the : School Board. The regular monthly meeting of the F'cnvlon Falls School Board was held on the evening of chm-ulay. Septem- M. lllllt‘r‘ all prvsvut. and the Minutcsofl'ist meetingv rend and .pprovcd. Moved in Mr Suzintwu. wounded by .‘iitc‘U-ik Trz'it thu- fz'linuittg no counts it" l'lll and the (‘llllll‘llllll give Li. main“ (or the same :~.l. W. liraâ€" Cli'lit‘lllillt i.i tlw clnir. . gene-e of himself and his Colleagues. l l l l l ham. salarv l. r .\tttlist. Sir)“ livers-V I f‘unninfluzud advertising !or teacher in m «(birch-l. Tlin‘ \‘l. tirlu m lll‘l llv‘fut'l" ill" ll 'ftl‘l .1 return lrutn .‘lr llardy in refit-um“ to b wks :Illll~ill‘i7.i‘l to be un-d in pub- iic se. Moved by Mr Swmtoa. Ff'IN’lllfll by Mr. t‘u'iningia'u. That tho chairman writ= to Mr. ll-zizi'i rt-picding him tn will a r.p>tt «"2. ll: schrol 1: the late L‘I‘ltlll'l.\ll1>t)S.â€"C‘ll. _â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"- 3.: .11: is, (‘ALV-li‘l' FIR}? â€"~-L1~: Thursday the florid-tit of tln‘ iron bridge in this vii- ltcv‘ caught fire but t'rvtn :vi..ttc1risei£ nit known. .\‘il .1 pill of water exziagaidei the l: was duzckiy dis-roverc- . ' liiver, the'cattish in the lead. . went past the paper mill some of the : caulitiun of the. : line W33 3 catfidi. which they captured. ill‘nv~ after t-: r. :- pinks were w much ‘ b-xrncl that pew one: had to be laid dnvn in their pine). Wen-a: '- ,.-idv;walk so violently 7.3, w. G. ‘ .,t ., Moved bv Mr. l'ainict‘. seconded by l ML” zcut through all but a single. tendon. , tnunicatcd with; b, Kiexm BY a Cow. â€"L‘ .\lurcliknm , azed l‘.’ vents, son of Mr. Neil Murchi- A son, of the 4th con. of Fenclou. metI with a vcrv severe accident last Satur- l dav while 'miiking a cow. the animall breaking the large bone ofhis log by a. kick. Dr. Wilson set the fracture. and . the lad is doing well. A BAD F.\t.t.,â€"On Thursday even in: of last week Russell Jewell. a lad , about eleven years cld. while playing, with a Companion was thrown from a, that his elbow joint was dileCaKuIl..b0tll bones of the I forearm being forced backwards. The I dislocation was reduced by Drs. Wilson 8'. Wilson. NHT MET YET.â€"â€"- The Board of, Health has not met yet. and Dr. Lowe. g the health officer, Cannot take action; until he reCeives instructions to do F0. Ifthe malaria that is going about the‘ village would kindly affect the system 3 of one ofthc members of the Board, be , would probably~ be Sorry for the negliâ€" l FASTER STILLâ€"Last Monday Mr. Andrew Rutherford bottnd 2:13 stooks of oats. twelve sheaves to the Stonk. in hours on Mr. John Graham’s farm in Vcrulam. This beats Mr. Tru ax's l‘L‘cnt‘dâ€"tli" ncrzt best in this local- ll_\'â€"â€"~l.lj twontyavne stocks, and Mr. liuthcrford has good cause to feel proud ' of his achievement. especially as he is only 17 years_a .d 8 mt nths rdd. 'l‘nt: (.‘onoc‘ostcwlt. is expected that the steamer Gilmmnlr. wI-iea for some time past |ia~ been undergoing repairs at West Bay. will arrive at the Falls this week. We are sorry to hear that she will not be employed in carrying, passengers, as the expense of complying with the requirements ofthc navigation lavvs would be so great that she could not possibly pay. CANAL AL'CII)E5T.â€"La~t Wednesday , iorcnoon a young man named James Bnldmlnc had one of his feet severely hurt. by a box of stone in the canal.. where he was working. A companion carried him home on his back, and it was said that his foot, was nearly smash ed ; but. as neither of the doctors was sent for. and as he was bubbling about out olidonrs the next morning, the in- jury could not. have been as serious as was at first reported. A Bsau 'l‘lt.\l’PED.â€"â€";‘ll'. Thomas Robson, Jr., of Somcrvilie. caught. a large he bear in a steel trap last Mon- day morning. When found its lcg‘ was and the anitnal would probibly have escaped in a short time, minus part of a limb. As fresh tracks have since been seen in the, vicinity. it is Certain that the victim's mate is around. A couple of years ago Sir. i’tobson trapped two bears at exactly the same spot. FATAL ACCIDENT.â€"Last Tuesday morning a man named Pcvry was in- stantly killed in Mr. Goodwin’s quarry at llobcuygcon by the fall of a derrick. l that broke. his neck arid legs and crush- ed hitn out of hapc. lie had worked only a few days in the quarry, and was a stranger {full}, it is believed, some place near Toronto. As his friends were unknna n they could. not. hmcnm’. nw-nk. men, by whom be M .Kcit, gave him a decent. luucralv DIDN'T fl E’t‘ 'l'iat '« i-Ncws liaving been i brought into the vi.‘ age la~t. 'l’bursday morning that two wars had been Seen in a clearing neat: Mitchell's bridge, across Burnt Rin r, Messrs. \Vhissilc, John Thomson. filorgc. Clin- ningham and Alfred Stevens, who are our champion sporsmcn, seized their rifles. collected a. for.' dogs, and started off iti two canoes to the specified locality. They hunted all day, saw numerous tracks, crossed the river two or three times. and Mr. Stevens got a glimpse of one of the bears. but that was all that rewarded their cXcrtions. The bears are there, however. and some of the party intend to go again at an early day and take: vengeance on thctn for not alâ€" lowing themselves to be seen and shot on Thursday. 317:3” Dress Goods. Cashmercs and Prints selling at prices never heard of before, at lngrnm's llall. Jonx Sr. LAWRENCE, .llamryrr. A Nauttow ESCAPEâ€"On the after noon of Friday of last week Delbert. larr. about: seven years of age. son of Mr. Samucl llzirr. of this village, fell frotn Smith & Fell's capstan crib into the river and narrowly t'sctlpt-tl being drowned. Charlie. Kellen. about the same. age, son of M r. John Kcllctl, was catching crayfish a short distance. away. anrl did not notice what had happened until his attention was attracted by the cries and gestures of Mrs. Laiihcrte.l who was washing clothes at the water's edge. Ile then, with great presence of mind in one so young. picked up a stick . and rushed to the. rescue of his compan- ion, whom he managed to pull out on to the crib. The little fellow had al- ready sunk twice. but the second time rose, close to a log. to the rough bark of which he clung until Charlie Kellett reached the spot. 5:23“ Men‘s nil-wool Serge and Tweed Snirs for So, Christie's "at: for 9” C0!)l=,i worth $2. (ll ingram's Hall. , .lunv Sr. luv-vacate. Van/1ft”. (ii-urge ’A Boy Carried off by a Catfish. 0n l’riday of lmt week a boy named Forbes, living at Rock Falls. was. tlsh- ing from the dam and hooked a catfish. llc a 1: unabic to pull it out, and after struggling awhile the fish turned and ~t1rtl-d down stream. The boy wrntf ‘Wcr (bi- darn li"3l tir~t. holding on 10 tb - poi", and ~tarted for the Missis-ippi ‘ As they workmen saw the boy in the water. and went to his rosette in a boat. lie was‘ still hid-ling the pole. and hooked to the The boy weight-d eighty five nation“. and the eittish thirty live pounds nine ounces. Thus it is demonstrated that a - catlidi can git away with more than; twice his own weight of boysâ€"Chicago r Inter Ocean. - A Britt-n has br-e'i tent to prison for six weeks for pxintin: a do: ye law. At a trial in I'm-a thcparties ctitcrwd :cnerd fi.’h!. and four new we'r- = arrived home from Ottawa on Saturday, , teen-l havc become fired with the exis- vting cnthUs‘iasm, and many of them 1 have earnestly requested me to enroll ' it. was that. notwithstanding the over- . the farm labours, who have two unions, glut :pwinien inwisurwl by Humboldt ' was only five fer-t five inches. , farmers of the state have mattered over . their fit‘l‘ll a hundred tom of the View, . Atlantic in a big one, and towed through 3 The Egyptian iElxpieditioin. Major F. C. Deniscn. who has been appointed to command the Canadian voyagenrs in the Egyptian expedition, and left the city again last evening for-* . the same place, in order to complete the”; ', arrangements now going on. Previous ‘ to his departure a .\I'u-s replrter called , inn him. and found him chuck full of enthusiasm. “ DJ you know, " be remarked. with a satisfied smile, " l have had a host of applications from all kinds of people who want to go with this expedition. and I would have no trouble whatever in raising a battalion or even a brigade if they were wanted. liven our volun- thcm in the service. but l cannot do .‘IL You see, the idea is to get men “'llo‘; have been used to roughing it on thci water and in the woods. men who are used to rafting and to good hard work. % Iwill have with me b‘twt-cn 400 and ‘ 500, and a: many good Indians as we Can get, probably between titty and Hill. The majority, in fact, I may say ncar- x ly all at the white tncn, will be French i Canadians. ” l “ How are you securing them ? " I ” Principally by telegraph. The I forcmeu are all appointcd. and then are assisting us to pick out the must likely men. ” " How are they p-iid ?" “ The men will receive from Si ‘l to $40 per tnonth and their bom‘d. lodgings and one suit. of clothes each; that is a pair of putits,a smock and a rowdy hat. The fort-men will receive 87;") per month and their board. lodgings and clothes. " “ When do you start 1’" “On next Saturde week we Sail from Quebec, but I have not t‘cci-ivcd orders as to our movements. or when \vc will sail from England. The men are engaged for six months but it is possi- l [do they may remain away longer than I . l ilitll. H r » v~â€"»o - Another of Whisky’s Victims. Rattan). Sept. l.â€"-(TiS.-iturd.iy night the holy oi John McGowan, a Vespra farmer. was found in the gutter near the Simcoc llousc, with the head fear- fullv ctushed. No one knew how the unfortunate than had Come to his death tid some hours later. when :1(.'|Hllp'tlli0ll with whom he had been drinking turned up and the probable cause of the acci- d- tit was disCovered. The two left the. httcl at 8 o'clock. and in driving from tho shed the vehicle jolted in going a- cross the water way, throwing McGowan forward and under the wheels. which must have passed over his head and killed him instantly. The other occu- pant of the rig drove on, being too drunk to miss his friend. Diccascd was at. one time one of the most prominent farmers in this district. and for some years represented the [(t\\‘ll.\lll3‘l as Dep- lay-Reeve. A Ricer’s Wild Leap. The Toronto A‘ett's says: John Mc- Carthy, a well known city cabnian, at present employed at Bond's livcrv staâ€" ble, was seriously hurt last. Satiirdiy cvcniug whilc out driving. lie was proâ€" l cccding tip Yonge street on his back, when one, oi two rec horses that. were, being led along the street broke loose and dashed straighl for the hack. Be- fore .\lt-(lartliy couldI make a movement the racer made a wild leap. intcnditig to clear the cab horses. but instead of so doing alightcd on the seat, knot-king one of the. horses over and tumbling McCarthy downwards. ch aliglitcd be- tween the springs and the. front wheel. and was wedged in so tightly that it was with considerable difficulty he w. s removed. The. racer was captured bc- fore further damage was doncy but as it is the owner will have a nicc little bill of costs to settle. Mc lurtliy, who was serioust hurt. was removed to his home for medical treatment. .. Labour in England. Mr. Peter (l'Lcary. of London. Eng- land. a gentleman well known in enti- ncction with English labor movements. is at the Walker Home. lie is about.[ to make a trip through the Canadian North-West. with a vica' of reporting to the English (lovernmcnt upon its ca- pabilities. Mr. Oily-ary's. trip will not be merely a ride to the clltl of the (l. I’. ‘ ll. track. but a thorough examination ofthe country north and south of the line. To a (Ho/m reporter who asked him about the state. of thc labor market in England Mr. ()iLcary said that wages were high at pro-sent. The London wages: for stout-masons are 7s per day; carpenters, fills to £2 per week ; black. smiths, about the. same; brickiaycrs. £2 per week. These rates are for nine. liour days. Farm labourers are paid from (id to 05d per hour. Asked how ctot-king of the labour market, wage: were still high. Mr. ‘l'Lcary attributed it to the perfection of the labour organ- ization. This is the. cor: even among with hcatb‘ptartcrs at .\laidstonc and Lcumington. The department: of la- bour whit-h are. most ovci'.~tock»:--i are the farm labourch and the WC'IVOY'S oi the North of I’lllL'llllHl.â€"* Tamil/o (110M. ,.-.._. ......_. A huge electric eel is now in thc' London Zor-logicil firirdv-ns. it is cvi-5 dently (.m- of the lif’.’"‘3K of itL kind, be- ' in: nearly six few". lung. whiin the li -' Maine is opening her eyes over the fortunt. 3hr: sinks in potato bugs every ; year in the fora: of Paris green. One“ dealer in Portland has said ten thus this your. and he has no doubt that the at .1 cost of 85.01100. A tiny steamer. brought. across the' the St. Lawrence river and the lakes. in finally to be carried by men forty milcai ov-daad to get. her to Lake l’i‘nd d")- rt-i. . which in close to the. northern bran-lane .ine of Idaho. Shr- is owned b'; Englishmen Who li’i'."'-l’~'1’=lita tract ‘ i . or and too-r". 3 large number of mysterious deaths in ‘ a house in Grand-street, New York. it Yes a fish-line and several baited hooks. been engaged ever since building hi‘n a ts of a large There are good p crop in the l'nited States. Ireland is now thé‘lavourite camping ground for English tourists. I l “'innipeg has been devastated by a = terrible storm of wind and rain. Dynamite was used on an obnovious ‘ mine manager's house in England last 1 Monday. The discovery of a dead girl naked in London has called attention to the- that city. ' Where there‘s a willâ€"the briefer, the better. The no want...» t. setus.-r.f of Philadelphia. disposed of property: estimated at $1,000,000 in a will of? four lines. Thc fastest and longest " run " in thcl world is on the Grcat Northern Rail-l way from Grantham to London. llllfii miles in 1 hour and .38 minutes, a rath i . .4. 0t uag’ miles an hour. The moist vapour from uncured hay makes a favourable mmductor for the electric fluid. and this accounts proba , bly for the frequency with which barnsl are struck by lighting time. One of the largest kites on record was raised 'ast Sunday from tln- hull of l l about harvest was sixteen feet high and eleven feet wide, and took the united strength of four men to hold it. The south shore of Long Island has produced the most ingenious lish rmun oi the age. He. has devised a contriv- ancc which enables him to stand on the beach and hook c-ultish far out beyond the breaknrs. To a big kite he ar-tach and lets it sail out over the water. A sixteen-pound codlish was his first catch. I in a heavy rainstorm at Canton. a few days ago, a two-und-a-lmlf pound snapping turtle fell with such force that its shcll was cracked and it rebounded _ like a baseball in the air after striking I on the earth. The phenomenon was witnessed by halfa dozen CltlZOlh‘. The. . turtle survived the fall. and was the general subject of inspection and can- nicnt. An American Philistinc has built himself a house on the topmost p-ak of biblical .\me Cannel. u - w... i. dig l a cistern. and ibutid one already hewn in the living rock, fourteen fch dci-p and may feet three inches square. llcl needed a wine Collar. and found under the. house an old tomb. in thc locuti or Collins of which the irreverent wretch stowed his bottle“. An inmate. of a New York hospital lost his nose entirely ten years ago by a cancxrous affcction. The doctors have i new none. taking the material from the patient's lingers. .\ very rcspwnahh- substitute ior the original nasal organ is the result. Should a finger nail start to. grow from the point of the new nos.- an attempt will he made to kill it oil‘ with nitric acid. At Coekct, in Wales. a poor man was knocked down, dragged by a train, and his skull was taken of}. The guard of the train ran to his assistance, and was himself injured in so doing. Some time afterwards a traveller who had witnessâ€" ed the incident ask -d the guard win-thei- he had quite.rvcuvcrcd He showed his arm. the bruise on whirrh was still visi- ble, and he had been for thrce trucks an invalid; and I)“ asking him what con:- pnnsation the Company had granted him, he replied that his pay was stop- ped the following day. The. llartford .Urmrm/ says: [livid llumistou. of Mill ’lain. div-covered a fox among his flock of fowl~. and inter- ruptod his feast upon a spring chicken bv sending a charge of shot into him With the chicken ill its moth ami‘ shot in its body. the fox started ovcr the ledge near by. with llutniston lll pnr suit. The latter, forgetting the sti-i-p embankment ahead of him. went over it headlong and landed at the bottom on top of the. fox and the fowl, both dead. And now llumiston Wonders Whether he killed: the lox by tailing on hitn or shooting, him. A few days ago} liulntuing qttuick the. house nffl-orge llavidson, in liodalbin. New York, took the Show completely off his little girl. rcndcrcd his wife deaf and dcstroycd t‘ic ll""llllll"~\ ol ln-r low-~ cr limbs. and made havoc among llll' furniture of the house. The lightning scents to have f-lt ashamed of the man- ner it used this honest, hardworking family. and a day or two ago during a storm, lightning struck a tree about four rods from tho llavid-on hon-.c and shivcl‘t'vl it to atoms. .\ftcr the shock Mrs. Davidson's hcarin.r instantly l'c- turned. and she. is gradually recovering the use of her limbs, The Tichborne ll‘ailnant. writin': in Mr. Q'trlrtcrmiinc l‘ll‘l. from l'ortsv-a Convict l'ri-on, undoi- date ch .lulv. says his enemies have had their day and triumph. He has suffered for years, but believes his day is to come. llis duty to hi~ God. as well as his duty to his children, and to his friends~ and Mlli» porn-rd. i..- in live for no other purpo-I- than to clear his charactcr and («pow the villains who have been (-om- 't'nc'l in the monstrous conspiracy againq him, Tho-c who imagine that lit: ititcnd~ to sit down quietly. that those who have robbed and plundered him tmf.‘ get off scot tree, will, he says. lied theniwlt'cs. sadly mi~ta'.vn. ____._._______â€"____.._.. Fl'iNl'iL‘tN FALLS MARKETS. [I’ll-ill, I hr, ,llr [lorry/Ill [{rqn Inn, Feneloti Falit Friday. Fcp, 5th, incl. WhentJ’all. flf‘rlt‘1~lll'l - - S ; 1-7: o 'w. thnt, spring. “ - - - U W- I on I llarlcy, per l.~i.lir‘l - - ~ 5:! li". -H.-m, -- ~- - - - - 4t 1,. , l’easc, “ ‘~ - - - - on . llye, ” ‘-' - - - - no ' I l’otatoeq, ‘1 . - - - 3', l’nittl-r. p“! lh., - - - - . H l ltrI-an-d Hogs. per in": l'm., 3-": no : Eggs, per dozen, - - - 1'1 , llay.pertrm, ' o - . “'ool,pcrlb, . - - . ISIIC'PIIH. llrerâ€"At Barrie, on Friday. August. With. tho wife. of Sir. lt. M. Butler, Petition , falls, of a daughter. l’i li't l t )IIXIIXIII‘ZI). JARVtBâ€"l.t‘tyâ€"~.\t the ruélmcc of thu- brillc‘s (Allin. rln Wedarttay. Sept‘r Rd, by the ltev. 317. Willowfiohv .\let’nruliit non-- t‘ll‘r, Mr. John E Jdr'ii. wt :le firm of Jarw 715 .t Hell-nag“), fer-clan Valli. to .\lilly laugh”! '1 ‘lr Newt-i 0 lab. r! ' tt‘m'ivr, , connot- 'l ~~~~ .â€"--- aw m Mctimgor‘s Speedy Cure. From the tinny remarkable cum-s wmuL-m by 1 Eng .\chregor‘s Speedy (‘un- for Dyss pepsin. indigestion, Constipation and .\tl'm- ' tions of the Liver. and from the immense : sule of it without any advertising. we have {concluded to place it cvtensivcly on ihp market. so that those who sutfsr may have a perfect care. (Go to Wm. H Ellis‘s Drug » Store. H‘nclou Falls. and get a trial bottle rec. or the regular size at titty cents and ‘ one dollar. Fluid Lightning )5 the only instantaneous relief for Neural- pia, Headache. Toothache. etc. Rubbing n trw drops briskly is all that is needed. Nu taking nauseous medicines for weeks. but one minute‘s apnlivatiou n'muvcs all pain and will prove the great value of Fluid Lightning Twenty-the cents per bottle . at Wm. 12 Lilis's Drug Store. l-‘encluu Falls. The Greatest Healing Compound is a preparation of carhtdic acid. vnscllm- and ccmte called .\lvlircgur and l‘arke‘e t‘urbolic Cerate. it will cure any sort. cut. burn or bruise when all other preparations fail t'all at “'m. l-‘.. l-Illts's Drug Store, l’rnclon l»‘.-ills.aud get a package. Twenty- five cents is all it costs. New Advertisements. (‘ame on to the ['h'lt)i~‘\‘< of the subscribe or. lot IS in the lst conccsdou of \'crulatn. about the beginning ot~ July last. a small Hay .\lun‘. The owner is hereby notified to prove property. pay clnngcs and take hcr away. JAMIC.‘ PATTERSOV Ver'tlam, Scpt'r 3rd, 1334. 23â€"3. 1’. ])lSHl‘l'l"I‘IC. COUPE“. Fem-ion Falls. Workshop on / Elly-it street. near .\lr. .\‘amll‘urd's t‘ar- riugc Factory l‘riecs reasonable. new IIAH 92 LQTS {Gout h ot't’ho llivvl' E“ (E El. S A E. E4}. Plans on“ ho Nt't‘ll tut: (ha )1 0A l'l Illn' l lounn. lllln‘. Illdtltths‘ .k GRAHAM. )llYSH‘lANS. Sl'llGl-IUNS. .\‘c. (Miro and resident-c directly opposite ('nlr‘» hotv-l. William St. Lindsay. Calls from tlic country promptly uttendrd to. l’. l’AlAtFJt llnttttmvs, ll ll (imam. .\l o.. \r. o.. c. .\l . .\l. c. r. a c. .\l.. late .\‘uho "us- H u. liradltiltc .\l'(iill . pilul, lmlltlotl. t‘. P. s. College. .\lonl., lsuo. | M...“ It. v. England ESTRAY COW. .‘llravcd frotn the premises of the underâ€"- signed. nlmlll two \\'t‘\l’\\‘ ago, a Ilarli Itcd (Pow, white on flanks. small straight horn-I, drooping lll'l'h'. Any pctson giving inforâ€" tnuliou that will lend to her recovery will be suitably rewarded. HENRY JUNKIN. Feticlon Falls. Aug. L‘fith, MM. 2?. mmcastration; This l'icnic, which promises to he lltl' most pleasant affair of the season. will bu ' held in Mr Armstrong‘s (irovc, I‘ll ICIil”! lGlJl)- ~11"â€" VVodHGStlth the 10th of September next Among the numerous attraction-s IiiuI will scrvc to rcgalc the spectators “ill inc an exciting (lathe of l‘iilrl‘liltll between thc. Lindsay club and the Kirklicld team. A. Huge Programme will be carried out, consisting of running, jumping, stone throwing. tossing the calwt'r I'll”, I'lt', lln ‘l {/"Hrl‘uus ,vrIu/t llll'llllf‘rl. HWY“ A splendid Hiring Hand will be in attendance. Admission to grounds. ‘35 cents: Dinner, Q’xvccnt‘d. (‘hiidrnn under 1‘: years admit- ted to grounds free. .\l. U'Nlill.l.. l'lmu'mtlu. W. A. .\lrt‘llAlT. N. err/u ry lineman our. W. W. BLOTT ill-«'pv-rttully info-ms bin friend: and the public gun-rally that, having been now-rc- ' tnonion~ly hustled out of his late premise-‘- liy the ii!" on the '1 ’th nit. h4- bns rc-tutocd. bnsiur-s‘ k.- fill" oz" ‘.lr .lmidau'~ new firm-t. on (,‘vdbot'm‘ St . whctc, with lit'lirl’ facili- ties than ever. iw hope-1 to “will many lII‘W t-thlotnl't'd. He has a t'hoim- nil-Pk of Family Groceries, emulating of TEAS, CDFFEES, SUGARS, SYRUPS, RAISINS, CURRANTS, RICE, DRIED APPLES, kmund Soap, Starrh, .k-'. I t. his busincw exprxiwi are very :Hlllll, He Bannul Possibly be Undetsnld hr any person in the villngc. Fruits and Canned Goods ofnll kinds a vpcrinltv. Toliaceos of the Best Brands nltrliya in dork. Tlif' liighvtt pill-«s paid it)! lluttrr, Egg“ and uth'-t‘ firm produce. .\n u-.~-v,rtn.rut «it glut l‘tI-«rrvl» Jars for inb- clicap. ('nlulic-H in grc-ut vzlrlI-l 5'. L91?” Give him l| rail. and run will lm that above t'utrtnvnte urn true in i-wry Iz.lllll".li|f. \V. \V. I$IJ()'I,"I'. Punch-n Falll. July 24th. that, 3H. J $2111krupt. Stock _.r.r._. BOOTS 3L SHOES. Th!- nnda-raig'n d int-trio! liq fril'h’ll and , the public that he in” opened out in hit old firm: on {Tulimrm- St. the l‘lhkl‘ti'! “mt: ol Elliot-i .‘g rho” of .‘rlr.l",.\'l1o.n Cum; bell- iurd, wimli in: ~will M'll Below Wholesale Prices. r.‘ail and A“: them before puvrbnmg cheat.“- i'v'll.l.l \‘-l ‘l.\ll;ll.\l.l.. fully: To} lag in}, 1--; -,,