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Gnmmarâ€"l Funk Cooke, 2 Arch. Mc. Arthur, 3 Andrey McPhail. 4 Malcolm Mc. Arthur, 5 Samuel Smith, 6 Donald Mc- Arthur. 7 D. J. Cnmpboll, 8 Sarah Camp. hell, 9 Duncan Sut‘heflpnd. Geographyâ€"l Frank Cooke and Arch. McArtlmr equal, 2 bx J. Campbell. 3 Mal- colm McA rtlmr and Samuel Smith equal, 4 Andrew Mcl’lmil, 5 Donald McArtlmr, 6 If Sutherland. ‘ . ‘ The half yearly examination of the Eldon, school took place on Thursday, 30th ultf --Quite a number of the members nf the sec- ‘ tion attended, and were highly pleased with l the (one of the school. After the ex nninn- l tion was over, the trustees rc-ei’uaged the teacher for the ensuing year, with salary handsomely advanced. Subjuined are the : names cf the pupils arranged in the order in which they stood the examinations in the different subjects ; ' Bible aimâ€"1 Frank Cooke, 2 Arch. .\lc- ' Arthur. 3 Malcolm McAi-thur. 4 l). J. Cam - hell, 5 Samuel Smith and Andrew Mol’hml, equal, 6 Donald McArthur, 7 Duncan Suth- erland, 8 l ‘atherine Sutherland and Sarah Campbell, equal, 9 Alexander McEachern, 10 Martha Smith. SBCOSD ()1.Asa.-â€"Remling.-l Martha 9mith, 2 Rachael Campbell, 8Joacph Rickie, Aritlnmetic~l Arch. McArthur, 2 M. Mc- Arthur. 3 Frank Cooke. 4 D. J. I nmpbell. 5 Samuel Smith. 6 Donald McArthur. 7 Andrew Mel‘lmil, 8 D. Sutherland, 9 Cath- erine Sutherland, l0 Sarah Campbell, ll A. McEwhurn. Drawingâ€"~l M. McArtlmr and I). Suther- land equal, 2 Arch. McArthurmul Samuel Smith equal. 4 Frank Cooke. 4 Andrew Mew “mil, 5 Donald McArthur, 6 Catherine Sutherland. 7 Sarah Campbe‘l, 8 D. J. Campbell, 9 A. McEnchern. \Vrfling -1 Malcolm McArthnr. 2 Arch. McArlhIIr, 3 Samuel Smith and Donald Mc- AItlmI I-quil. ih‘umh 'zlmplmll. 5 1' rank Cooke and \IIIlrcw Mel’lmil oq [Ia]. 6 I) J Cnmnlnllm :1 D. \ufherlmule Iqml." l Cather- ine SutlIcIl: mu]. 8 Alexander McEaulIcI-n. Spellingâ€"J Prank Jas. Cooke, ‘3 Samuel smith. 3 Malcolm McArthur, 4 l). J. Camp- bell ; 5 Andrew Mel'lmil. 6 Arch. MeArtbur. 7 Catherine Suthbrlamlfi‘i Duunld MeAl-tlmr. 9Duuean Sutherland. 10 aural: Campbell. 11 Alexander Mclfiaclwrn. The late ruins having given a. renewed stimulus to the crops, fields present gau ap- pearance which predicts a. bountiful Inn-Vest to the farmer. TmRD CLAss.â€"Roadingâ€"l Duncan Suth- erland ane l). J, Campbell, equal, 2 Frank Cooke and Samuel Smith equal. 3 Arch. Mc- Art‘mr, 4 Catherine Sutherland and Andrmv McPhail equal, 5 Malcolm McArtlmr, 6 Sarah Campbell, 7 Donald McA rthur, 8 Alexander McEnclIern. From our own Correspondent. Ned Donnelly, second son of Patrick Don- nelly, met with what might have been a more lacrious accident. - n Friday last while edging shingles in his father’s mill. he escaped minus,pz\rt of a. finger only. This is the second accident of'the kind that has occurred in this mill since itsi‘opening in the spring. We attribute it to the carelessness or want of proper equipment in the machin- cry. Bruin has again appeared in our midst. He has been seen frolicking with some calves in this neighborhood not lung ago. One of our boys charged him with a. volley of pigeon-yhot, Thursday evening, nothing else being at hand at the time. From Our Own Correspondent. Bailey "correspondent wishes to know wllat'hm become of “That Brechin Corres- mndeut." {and thinks ha has fallen in love. t strikes me very forcibly that he has had an attack of that passien himself. and it is not at all surprising that he should fancy others similarly atfcctfl. Be careful Râ€"â€"‘ -â€"-I am told it is a. very ulangurous malady. A mishap happened durin' the throw- 1110 (1f the shoulder-stone. As one of the thmwers pitched the hall it diver-red to one side and struckamzm above the ear, in flicting n11 “Uly gash. l‘his taught the mat: of the crowd to stand back. This is one mme to add to the loner list of accidents which 000111 £10m throwhw the shoulder- stone.‘ Dominion Day was celebrated here in a patriotic manner. In the morning the steamer Cebueonk arrived from Fenelon Falls, calling at interme linte puints for ex- eursionists. The several gmnes were keenly contested, and much intelest maintained by the onlookers. The chief (:Xeitemena was mused by the walkers of the greasy pole. The pole was suspended (War the river and. when the valkers reached the middle the vole began tn sway and they had to jump into the water, and swim for the shore. At the game of base ba'l b:tm-0n the Kirkfiehl and Pnlustinc clahs, Hm l’alusthl mus were defeated by a score of36 m 9. The lmterexpect todo much hcttur in the he- tnrn match, which will probably conu 01f pretty soon. From. our own Correspondent. The School Picnic vas a decided 151100.283. them lu-mg a large: numlnr out. Whu, to all appearanccenyvycd themselws immonsdy. From Our Own Currmpomlvntz A pic-nic will bu held hum on the MU: ins-L, in Mr. I". Brown’s beautiful grnvce. Dancing. Base-hall, and “(her spurts will In: indulged in and u very pleasant may be ex pcctcd. ' Nola to lIe behind Bolsover intends to hold It gland I'islebrutiou InI July li’tli A goml list of miles, II base ball match and other uttuwtiuns have been flllull'w‘tl. Pastels haw bean issIII-IL ~ ELDON STATION. @orrwpuml‘mcr. UAMEBIIIDUE COBOL‘ON K. BRECHIN. BOLSO V ER. I’A LES'I‘INE. l Hollowoy's PHILâ€"Easy Digestion» â€"Those admirable Pills cennot he too highly [appreciated for the wholeeonm powel‘ they exert over ell disorders of the stomach, I liver, howale. and kidneys. They instant- aneously relievo and steadily work out a thorough dnre. and in its course dispel headache, bilionsneee. fletnlcnco and depreu- Inn of nplriu. It. in \\'0ml(‘l‘f\ll to watch the Mllv improvement of the complexion, as Hollows)": l’ille purify the blood and restore lovnpnene to the face which had lost both i flesh and colour. 'l‘hcse Pills combine ovary excollonm douirohle in n domcntic rmnody. I The mmt certain nnd honollcml manila flow i from the occasional use m llm l‘('!{lllfllllll{ modicino ;evcn persons in ln‘nlth, or when following scdcnlary omupalinn. will lind ll an involnnlilc npcricnl THE following are the amounts which the various municipalities in Ontario. will have to my bf the county rate in l88l, as fixed by the County Council at. its last session : Brock.._.... $2593 Mara .................. , ............. 9l‘2 Pickering. .7l4 llama...................... ‘2’; Reach ............................. 2M8 Scott ................................ I306 Scuguu..... ........................ 3'24 Uxhritlg o ........................ “34 Whitby East .................... I781 “'hitlw. 1680 .N. Alclx’ae, \Vyeln-idge. writes:-â€"-" I have sold large quantities of Dr. ’l'hmnns' Edn- tric Oil; it is used for colds, sore throat. cronp. c.. and in fact, for any affection of the throat. it wmks Ilka magic. It is a. cure for burns, Wounds, and bruises." “Temper is everything." and in the pens of the Enterbrook Steal Pen Company the temper will be found all that. is to be desired. Hides Sheepskins... Wool .. Dressed Hogs . . . Beef ... ... Flour, per cwt. ... Timothy per 100 cwt Clover per bushel Spring Whgnt Barley .,. Oats H. I’ens ., . Rye ,, . H uy . , . Potatoes A . Butter . . . Eggs . .. getting better. I ‘hope that farmers and others will with alacrity join the Society and make it more successful than it has been in the past. The prize list ought to Le revised. The Scotch and Club \vlieats have for SeVeral years been degenerating. and I think prizes for these wheats should be dis. continued and other wheats substituted in their place. There are several varieties which stand Well among many agricultur- ists. Among these are the White Russian, the \Vhite Fife, the Lost Nation and Ana- necta. There is a new variety coming he- fore the public, Ecalled the French spring wheat. which is supposed by manv who are qualified to judge, will soon stand high in public iavor for yield and for milling quali- ties. Such as the above and other new varieties should be encouraged. instead of old varieties which have lost their useful- ness. I think it would be well to discon- tinue giving prizes to grade male animals, more especially to grade hulls.and thereby dis- conrag» the raising of inferior stock. There ought to be an alteration or addition to the min list as regards the class of horses, and if the resources of the Society can permit there ought to be several additions to the prize list, and which I ere long hope to see. But all this and more depends on the energy and enterprise of the officers of the Society. I hope from this forward these gentlemen will work with a will and show that their Society is advancing, and not receding. Siossr Mcstzm. Beaverton. July 4th, 188]. \VOODVILLE FARMERS’ MARKETS. Sunâ€"In ’l‘11r..-\nvnr.\'1‘1: of last week 1 observe :1 notice by the Secretary of the Eldon llraneh Agricultural Society. filling: on partiea wishing to become 111embcrs t6 immediately haml in their names. This notice is ri4ht, but would have been more timely had it been earlier, I) 1t in 01119» to make the full show a grand success, much more is required of the nfllccrfi of the Society and others‘ interested than a notice in a 11r-ws1) -.1pm- Canvassing and harl work will have to lw done. if they have a large mmn- bcrship roll and a inhal exhibit.”.1vimI spent 40 years of my llfe 111 that nei :hbour ham], and having been a member of the So. ciety fur many years. and for seVernl of these years one at 1ts directors, I feel an interest in its prosperiiy, and as ‘times are Avurage at'cmlanc: of pupils for the munch uf June is 38‘ To the ls‘dz‘lorof’l‘m; \Voom'uw Amouu‘n [“KINI' CLms-Juuior~â€"Neil Morrfsmn, John Nickle, Jnscph Luke. Mary Shiahls. Julia kav'. Charlotte Mun-ism. Alexander CavupIu-H. ”ounlul Uzunplmll. I) III 'zm (Jump r::...J.=3: 77:19:: 3:: :18. wryâ€"9...: $195.52.. 3.5%.: Zc.,..2::.. >2... 2:. _.w.c_.£.:. Fms’r mumsâ€"52ndn-~â€"Aunio McArthur. Duncan McMillan. John Sutherland. Jnnimn McNabh, Charles Burgess, John Bur. gens. Arithmetic â€"C:;tlwrine Murr'n m. Martha Snith, Susan Luke. Rich el C...mp'wll Minnie .\lc \Ithur [muss \Icl’ulil, lathullt Uuuplmll, Joseph Bickl-a. ‘ Spellingâ€"Minnie McArthur, Joseph Bicklu. James Mel’huil. Rachael Czuupimll, l~ahélla (‘aunpbelL Martha Smith, Susan Luke, CJtIIeriuu Morrison. 4 James MoPhail, 4 Catherine Morrison, 6 Minnie McArthur, 6 lsnhulla Umnpbull, 7 Susan Luke. Mara .................. . ........ Pickeflug ....... . ................ Rnnm...................... Hench ............................. Scott ........................... Sammy"... .......... .. ......... Uxbritlgo ....... ' ................. Whitby Inst \Vhitlw 'l‘hn'mh .......................... Uxbridge village........... \Vhithv town ..................... (‘mmington ........................ Ushmvn I’ort Perry. . .................. . ~.Q xlcs ELIN)‘ AGIIH'I' III'I'ILI L 591‘] li’l‘l’. .. l 00 to l 15 . ..5'.| to 0 60 .. .. 32 to 33 per bushel 50 to ()0 per bushel 70 to 75 pet-ton 700to800 per bushel 0 20 to 0 ‘25 per pound 10 to )3 . . per dozen 10 to 12 per bushel 0 75 to l (‘0 .. .. 5 00 to 6 00 0 20 to 0 75 .. .. 0 00 to 0 22 ..- 6 00 to 7 00 .. 6 00 to 7 00 5 80 to 3 00 owls ,. 4 00 tn 5 00 4 00 t0 5 00 706 446 890 280 I 1‘22 Sign”) K, THOMAS 533,.10xfnrd Street. Lnuth Srpl. /,' IA‘SII. The Trade Marks of my said \ledieincs are registered III ()ttqu, and also at. W anh- ingtnn ea' murmur: have no Atom 111 the United "states, nor are my Medl- olnoo sold are. rmhuen should there ore look to the Label on the 26%: and. oxen. lithe more” to not 633, gfiord Stroet, London, they are spu- UOltlS, Sore ll‘lnonts, Bronchit'is, and all disorders of the 'l‘ln-mnt and Chest, as also (mut, Rheumatism. bcrufulu, and Mary kind of Skin Disease, Manufactured only at yrofessor HOLLO- and 50):] at la. ”(1.. 2a. 9d.,' 43. 66., 113 , 223.. and 338. each Box and Pot. mud m Canada at 36 cents, 90 cents, and 81.60 cents, and the lqrger sizes in proportion. WAY‘S Ethlighmenb, 533. OXFORD STREET, LONDON will he found invaluable in every Unuse- lmld in the mm: of Open Sores, Hard Tumours. .34." Lficszpw wows. caucus Thousands of persons have testified that bv their use alone they have been restored. to health and. strength; after every other means hae proved un- successful. increase the secretory puwcrs of the Liver. brace the nervom system, and throw into the circulation the purest Elements for sustaining and repairing the frame. purify, regulate and improve the quality of the “land. They M3331; tho digestive ur. guns, cleanse the swan/men and. BOWELS, THIS INOOMPARABLE Medicine has secured for Itself an imperlehable fame throughout the World for the alleviation and cure of most disease: to which humanity is heir. 33’ Manufacturers of Reapers Mowers and Threshing Machines prefer “ Castorine " Machine Oil to any other. It. will ontwear Lard, Seal or Elephant and is warranted not to gum. ‘ Worth their Weight in Gold ! DANGER! BEWARE! As you value your life bewarc; of opiates in (lizu-rlneu mixtures. 'l‘hey quell pain but checking tou suddenly, tlw results is Inflammation, “1:. 'Fownnu’s Ex’l‘mwr m" WILD STRAWBERRY, made from the \\"il(lStrawbu1-ry plant and other heal- ing Vegetables. is nature’s own cure for all forms of bowel complaint. Forty-thu- millions of dollars is a very comfortable sum of money, and Frank \Vin- ker, of Uunul Fulton 0.. who is a coal miner, and his line brothers and one sister to whom adecezusud IH'UtllL‘l‘ in England left it, can rest asasured that extreme pchl‘ty is not for them. Forty years ago this brother Went to Liverpool and thence to the Cape of Good Hope to seek his fortune. lle engaged in the diamond business and found in. He used to write home, telling his family that he would surprise them some day. He kept his promiSe. Burma :K Bump Brrnzus cures all diseases of the bland. liver and kidneys, funmle cum. nluinls, necvuus and general duhilit , and bullda up thu entire system when Krokcu down by disease. Du. Fuwwu’u Ex‘rmcr ol' WILD {31'qu- ueuv caress auunuur complaints, diarrhea“, dysentery. cholum morlms. cholera infantum, mun- stuumch. colic. nausea. vuxnit.iu,v. cau- ko , piles, leucorrhw.» and all manner of fluxes. AND OINTMENT. THE PIL'LS THOMAS IIOILQWA Y. ‘O.I’ v.9 «.3 v Andin proof of this strong statement, We can furnish abundant testimonials from thmo having them in use. To intended purchasers we would my, cume and see it for yonraolveg, 11nd,. we fuel confident you will be entirely satisfied that they are all [they are represented. It is a perfect cleaner. and ehall‘or. It will take out Wild Oats perfectly. It will take out all Lockle, Chess and other loul ée'cds. making a perfect sample of Market Wheat. it. is a most. perfect separator, and will separate all the large kernels from the small and shrunken grains. It is very Iupid in its action. It separates all kinds of grain as well as seeds, and it Oats and Pens, or 'I‘imothy and Clover seed nro mixed together and put throu h this Mill, they will come nut perfectly separated. It will septrate snmll and s )lit Poss rmn large Peas. inking them from the chaff in the most perfect manner. ' 'hu Honey Improved Fanning Mill and Separator. is acknowledged by all to be The BeSt Mill Manufactured In The Dominion. A WRITTEN GUARANTEE THAT OUR MILL IS ALL THAT IS CLAIMED FOR 'IT. HONEY’S IMPROVED FANNING MILL We desire to call the attention of the farming community to the above wall known Fanning Mill, now bung mnnnfactnrcdnt our wm ks. We are prepared to give All kinds of DOUBLE and SINGLE HAIL'ICSS made to order. frqm‘tlm host material and I have now on hand a new stock nf WHIPS, HORN“. COVI‘IRSJCL’RRIE COMES, BRUSHES, WHIP LASIIES, TRUNKSkc. A J"- SMITH, HAR \ESS MAKE ,SADDLER Mt \VnodvillgtMay 188 I . SPRING AND HAIR MATTRASSES A LARGE STOCK A'l‘ SPECIAL BARGAINS , ‘v i m. «.1 v _ I l . 1 . ,‘ _ ’1"? - “LL“ ' . L- L; 1V; l have just received what I claim to be the best and cheapest stuck of Furniture ever brought into “'oodville. HANDSOME LOUNGES. SOPAS AND and the HONEY FANNING MILL. All kinds of Reaper Repairs on hand, Castonine. and Seal Machine Oils. A CALL SOLICITED. Wilkinson, Combination, and Whyte Patent Ploughs, TORONTO REAPERS AND MOWERS, OSHAWA CHAMPICN’ REAPERS MOWERS. m The Advocate is only $1 per annum, the cheapest and best paper in the County. price for .gon-tl cuntliiluiwd SHEEP Vuml CATTLE, “IDES, SKINS, 10. 1.1“ng commenced business in our new ‘ slump. we bug to announce tn UH: pub- lic generally that we are prepared to supply FRESH M EATS “full kinds in tlnvir Sella-in at rensnnulnlv prices. Unstnmcrs lcuving their orders with us will roccivu prmupt ut- tcntinn. Uur waggun will call tri-\\'cck'y at liolsovcr, Kirklii-M, Victoria Ruzul and Uamhrny. Parties in the village will be supplied daily at their houses. WC m 81 11110.1 5.17.101» IRON W0111KS TERMSâ€"~CASII, WEEIfLY. SMITH 89 STEVENSON. BUTCHEBS, POULTERERS, G! A Posmvz Fawnâ€"It is now established beyond controversy that UK. FUWLl-Jlfi Ex- ‘l‘uAUI' 0|" “'1“; H'l‘luwummv is the "mat perfectcure for all formant bowel complaints, Including cholorn niorbns, dysentery, colic. cholera infontum, nausea, canker of the stomach and bowola, piles, etc. lion-ore of opiates and poisoning drugs. that only check for a. time and produce inflaninuition. Wu.» STRAWBERRY is safe and curtain in its ('flcct‘. All Machines warranted to give satisfaction m m s -.tIe an 1 s )l:‘ l C AE A P for CASH, or- ON TIME. Also Agent for the Celebrated Burdock Healing ointment should be used in connection with Burdock Blood Biners for curing Ulcers, Abscesses. Fevers, Sores. c. Price 25 cenu per box. 'I‘. MILBURN 8: CO., SOLE Aczm's. TORONTO. .‘Ve fire prepared nipny the Vlyiurhest cash Special Induceinents For Cash HANDSOME LOUNGES, Bed-Room Sets, Chairs, 300 Pm’ rs II .1117 V EST GLOVES (flied); for (ins/Ir. FURNITURE UNDERTAKING STOCK COM PLETE. CALL AND INSPECT MY STOCK AT THE “'AREROOMS‘ L B. CAMPBELL. only authgr‘ized agent in this section for ’. S.â€"The “femur and Raymond Sewing Machines supplied cheap. WOODVI LLE, ONT. at thjc‘: shifrh-Sf imtico. {olmiring promptly attended tn. If I N G 19TH. E13 T, "7001) VI LL13. “W 91)‘ 'I BBS” ATTEN , UEN'IS \\ A\" {‘1‘ I). â€"~Big Pm. Liuht [â€" \\ 01k. Stczuly lamploy rfient. Sap)- ples F.rce Addwss. 31.114. b) RN, 49‘ Nassau Stligct. \ew? Yurk. . - r W. G. STOQDART‘., 1 will mail (Free) the rmipe for a simple VEHIQ’I‘ABIJZBALM that will renmvu TAN. I’lilCL‘KlJ‘IS, l’lMl’lJCS and BLLH‘CHES, leaving the skin suit, clear and beautiful ;‘ also instructions for producing a luxuriant; growth of hair on :1 bald head or smooth face. Address, inclusing 3c. stamp, Ben. Vandelf co., 5 b'cukmun St. N., Y. Nev. 1'1. St" “'illiaumlmrgll. l’arties wishing the prescription will please address, The advertiser, having been permanently min-«i of that drew] disease, ('unsnlnpti-m. by a simple remedy. is nnxiuus tn make known to his h-llmv snflurcrs the means (if cure. To all who (icsil'c it he “'1“ send u, Cupy ()f the prescription 118ml, (free of charge ) with the (lirectinns fur preparing and mung the same, which they \iill find a sum: (fume run CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bimxciu’ris, c. ()N'I‘J’XRIO. TU OONSUMPTIVES. ' Has no equal for the pernmurm cure of (‘ouzzhm folds. mum Thu-mu. Asllunu. from" Whooping d'ough. lironvimls. mu! all Lung Diseases. 6515' livery [mule uumumcul to give :alial'nclicn. "'. MILUURH 8.: CU. Premiums 'l'owmo. gar l’su "(‘nstorine" Machine (Jil for all‘ kiudsuf Macllilusry. It is nlsu «xcnllun‘é fur Hnrucss and Leather, makiuw it wutcx mul weuthcr proof. For sale by dealers Tables 8:0. PIMPLEfi. N. B. CAMPBELT... A. WILSON, 194 Penn mag.