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0~ .. nu has “and of “ups with a memo bets‘qwt’ over fuur hundred. The ltttlv poa‘fig-mm-t onccanmntll in the C. .\l. Sun- day 5»?an amt the last gathering put twcn'y {our new names an the book; 19 Mun. a little I‘mzd in the Dominion of Canada 0 brat “ti. :' _ Mu. R .\t. Gmrnax, of this office. has ahmw us n very tine mom": of the new potato. cam-.1 the Mammoth Purl. woman; nut-pound and toutteen ounces. Who can A vxm‘ flange and novel sight was seen on Simone street one day last week. namely. two m-n nmla lmy lugging dong as many ducks M they can“ carry. They Md lseen to tlw lake and shot them. Somo of our dis- hear'cnml sportsman will. we hope . take "em? a: flu; cheering now: and try again be. {on :En- saw!) it over to “get a «luck. " Nnmmurs lhrnoy Finnigan. who was brought [More Judge Bnmham nn Friday hut. was remanded (0 Monday last. when he was tried and sentenoed on four yams im- prisnnmcntintha l’enihutilrv fur fielding ”who 033,-104 two years mare for stealin; the mum-y {mm Mr. Link-j. hn, “together SEVI II \ can'. M. J. \V. Influx, of Winnipeg. was mar rim! last. evening to Miss.Clara Whiting. of \Ms pl'tcfi. Thelmppy coupie in“ fur Win- nipeg onthe late train hut Welling. The best, wishes ofa iargo number of friends to with them to their new home in tho west. From the l'im'u'caMr. F.\V. Gum, Bug" M. l’.. and wife, are away on A visit to New York. Cnonmz line thieves are numomns now. Mn. E! Llo‘rr shipped 160 fine ‘heep to New York. via G. '1‘. 1‘... on Mnmlav lent. ‘Anov‘r $10,500“ fine taxes of the town have been collected by Mr. Bailea up to date. lanthanumâ€"The Lino boats have hem very irregular in their time fur the hush week, owing to Itomn which have prevailed. The -\'orumau had to fmego one two hips, not carin‘g to face the sea. Tau; duodg‘mg of the harbour still con- tinues. The Wilmlm’e was yesterday mak- ing alongside the Queens wharf. and is doing goml scrvxcc. The. to“: drul- "a has bzen laid up for the wiutel. IA‘Yurxc man named Ged‘rae Cruikshank; B so.) of Lewis Cruikshauks, bailiff, of Treu~ to’n, 'coinmilted suicide on the 15th inst. on his fan: now Stirling, by taking a dose of l’éris (teen. From the ’l'imes. ILusr. N W was. â€"â€"'l‘he 'Longshnrcmen h we made a demand for 250 an hour inateml of. 260, which has been crucially complied w 3‘1. From Hm Guielr. Ix CIO\‘£n.-â€"(Jne of the et-ln'hlctorb (1f the Midland Railway, it is cunently reported, has tam-n heir to #390,000 by the death of a n lntidu. Another ex~empluyee, an engine :‘rivcr. hnl Iliscuvcred a gnl-l mine, his share « f Maid} is valued at 32\)0,(HX). A 5x.\s:~l-I'r.~'l‘hcrc was mmthcr big smash on the Grand Trunk Railway last week at Highland Creek. One of the whe‘els of a refrigerator car broke and threw a ulun~ her of others off the track and blocked the ruml so Ilmt all traffic mu: delayed for a night. The local and cxptess from the vest «lid not. urh‘e here haul eight o'clock in the uuiming. We undmtand no one was hurt. \V.‘ rmwonxs Ex1 5'.stan .The inn fur the \‘atcrwoms extension has been pnrcluued Lom the St. Lmvtcnce foundry. ’l‘urouw, anal will he delivered at once. The laying «‘own of the pipes will begin as won an the ion arrive. ' At‘CIx»e.\'1‘.-â€"â€"\\'e are sorry 21 have to chrmnicloasevem nevi-lent \s‘lnio'u Iuppem-d tn Rev. E Barman. .\|. A.. of this Villa-40. He “as man to enter the gnto at his residence \v‘wu 3m “06%:quth slipped and fun tn the "wand his bank 00 nil-g in ooutwt with the e m: ..r a ninuk rauclorc-l him Very lame. The rum-rand g mtlemnu informs us that he sulfur- ed the most axcruciating pain for. some time nflor the accident. “'0 tux: glal to heat that ho is 1'. pi lly re cove mg. Fun 'rm-t Suxx'ruxâ€"Un Sr‘turday lnss n gym; C eighty Frmw‘nncmuunler NM Com. mauul of Mr. M. I‘: y-L of “fin: type)“. Inssml through hem on tho! Minllaml mil. “av. Uur‘infunnant am“: that they were all “wk-sud alike in gmy fnll clnth anulluokcul like ..u army of Zflus :u they murclml tu-ur ulcep up Kent street. Lindsay, fur the Vic. hrin milmaul admin“. Nu-laullt if them we more than th o. H.990 High 801mm] “when in the Province w‘w iuu‘c otijuycui the (mutilated of iho p ‘Mic fur an lung 3 period. , Ham '0“ ”cm". . Tm: H um Sum-Lâ€"On Monday evening tut Mr. Jaw. lam-341‘s“. New] Hunter fur the ‘LmHN-c High Schual. arrive-I uI-l queued upnn Ivil duties «In 'l'nmlny umrmug. The :- [moi Im, a very ’air nttahhaiée. The re kin-hf: m-‘llor. Mr. Ju‘m Shaw M. :\.-. Inu- n cnfial the pmitiou hr mmunls u! llllle. t w 'n gum: and has turned Oat many excel. lent mho‘urs 'Jui‘iu; his long onyx-.(enwut. Clams me our Exchanges H .»â€"~4 I..- --- 1’0 li'l.‘ H OH“. USE A WA . 031 E.“ Eli. Mn. Enxs Dawns. a gentleman of this place has recently cxhihited a gun of his own invention thnt will attract much jatten- tinn among the gnu-smiths of this period, and which if it possesses all the virtues that are claimed for it. is certainly one of. the most important inventions of its kind ever hronght to notice, it is extremely simple in its construction, and is a wonder to those who have witnessed it how it has been kept so many years in nbeyance. At a recent trial “1"]! the Winchester and Evans guns its power was unapmiled as an army gun, From a careful investigation we are satisfied that Mr. lkwill’s invention \vi 1 accomplish large results at the lowest rate of cost. and we hope he may be successlnl in the work he has undertaken. . A potent is applied ior. NIX}: young men from this neighborhood left for Michigan last. week. The party comprises Messrs. James-Gilchrist, Thomas Ferguson, John McMillan, Xeil Sinclair. Alex. McLean, Peter Graham. Alex; Sin- clair, Colin Murchinsou and John Brdwn; They intend working in the lumber woods all winter. As Mr. J. Black was ploughing: in a 50-! field a few «lays ago he noticed a hole in the earth. and driving to one ride of it the team sank. He immediately unhitched the horses, when one was easily got. out. Help was called for, and by shovelling dirt Into the hole the other horse was at last rescued, The hole was about ten feet deep. angling to one side. and about fuur in diameter. The tup was grown over with grass except about a {not in the centre which could scarcely be uuticecl. Several other “oh place. are re- ported in the neighba'hood. . ' ' “’5 are blexsal with an over-abundance of rain at present. there scarcely being a fur day now at all. If part of it lmul come about a munch or so ago. it wmzhl have been made very welcome. The roads am in a bad condition. I] l‘XTERS are gm 3 gnu being heard in fih‘ WILD gee e are nlmo‘ibua. Mn. Burma! who carries Her Majesty’s mail between Victoria Road Station and liexley v.0. intends leaiguing both oflices at the end of his prawn term. There are several applicants for the emu: «f carrier. F mm our own Correxpomlrut. Mu. Ruuum Pun. formerly of thin place, who left for Mnnitnlm about a your :36. arrived here last Saturday. He givep a wry good account of that pmvlnce and in- emla retumiug in about a month. Gulxn A (.‘nvnnxn,.â€"A young man from Nnrlnud was up hon: Lu: Sunday to sea his fair nne. and when starting home he fell 0!? his harm in the nuul. He went. home much nslnunml. We lmpu he pull have courage enough to come back. . l’uurocnuumu.â€"-.\lr. Frzuk ‘Crawfonl is comin; up here thin week fram Norlautl to take pictum. 110 has been looked fur a long time and he will no doubt be hailed with great joy. From Our Own qurupoudcut. Lannliu\0.â€"Thr¢o lumber uhuntiu were abroad north 0! 010 Lake lat Week. ouch onploying on u: “was any man. Dun Hunrlsu.â€"â€"mrhuuting noon: to he the occupfliun of 5 number nmuml hen.- lntely. Mr. ltichud Poe! shot 1 lam deer last Friday and shot three times at. another In Hm! River and uchr hit it. He must Inn's hoe.“ excited. The Weekly Blane Enclose $1.00 now to \ THE GLOBE PRiNTING 80.. Toronto. Prom date of Subscription to end of 1882 XXVWEEKH ElIBE From our own 00: respondent. HEAD LAKE. GLENARM. BEXLEY. I“. hang of the :tionl . Simâ€"The “‘l‘ifer Ina-lo his first trip to Gratenhurst, Muskoha District, on Sunday, l8th inst. lthein; dark when the train left Urillia nothing could be seen that even. ing. Three hotel 'busses were in waiting at the station on arriving at Gravenhurst. I was agreeably surprised next morning at the appearance of the village. which is pleasantly situated on ~liigh “MANY . ing ground. and mostly betwm two n on, Muskokn to the west and Gull Lake to the east. The population of the village, I was informed. is between Him and 2000 ; it is a hive of industiy. there being: in the village fourteen saw and shingle mills. There are quite a number ofgdry goods, grocery, hard- ware stores, wagon shops, blacksmith shops, five well appointed hotels, and last but not least, four churches, belonging to the following denominations: Church of England, Presbyterian, Methodist and Raman Catholic. I was present at the Eng- lish church on last Thursday evening when two infants Were christened, and listened to an able and impressive thanksgiving sero men by the resident pastor, Rev. Mr. Lloyd. This church had been but recently dedicated. and isa tasty and comfortable edifice. Large quantities of lumber and shingles are carried from this p-int over th: Northern Railway. There is an enormous qnsntityot lumber there ready for shipment. some fifteen millions of feet, so I was in- formed, heside an immense quantity of shincles. The busimss men of the place seem to be doing‘well, and seem to be Well satisfied. The lake scenery here is very pretty. The lakes in most part are walled in with immense and high granite rocks, and the numerous islands in them are huge rocks. The mill owners of the place and neighborhood are. preparing to bring down increased quantities of logs for next season‘s cut. Saw a few fairish farms, but that neighborhood is better adapted for grazing than wheat growing: The land grows very good coarse gralfi‘s'l' hay and roots The waiter “as shown specimens of ore Ly Mr. Jacob Davidson, who is doing a pushing business with his saw mill, four miles from Gravenhnrst. It is altogether likely that rich finds of ores will he made in that reeion of country, for if there is not, I am not'eo sure of the future of the neigh- borhood after the timber supply will be ex~ hansted. But the people there expect the timber to last. for a number 0‘ years to come. At Thompson Co’s mikls at Longford, there is ready for shipmen over the North- em Railway several million feet of lumber. This and the North “'estern Railways must be doing an immense freight traflic over their lines. Beaverton, Oct. 24th, [881. Hugylrd's Pectoml Balsam ; a few doses mliews the most distressing cough, and a twenty- -h\'e cent bottle has cured many a sufferer from Asthma, B onchitis, Crow-,1!» fluenzn, lloqrseness and Soreness of th Chest. It Ls the grand specific for all throat and Inns; complaints leading to Consumption. Count 0: 031mm Tncnuu' Assoc“. fromâ€"Tho next muting of the County of Ontario Tam heru’ Au'mintion will behold in ' Port Perry on Friday au-l Saturday, the 28th I anal 29a. of October. A good prognmmé has been preptwd for the meeting and on I’ll-lay evening. the 28th. the Rev. J. Elliot, of Gnuniugtou is to deliver a lecture on the “Value Au-l Aoquirement of Knowledge." From the Gleaner. Tau Ioclt- UP bu lav-on finished sud Indy for oooupulon over two weeks. We hop. than who deserve {m lodging than will get it. 7b the Edilorql Ilu “'onDVIIJJI Anvocnx : ISII‘IILSSIOS S 0!" GRAVSSIIIIIST. UANNINGTON. in Waiting T31 A ‘1 av V veuhnrst. 1 hl' 33" morning at tm’ Emu ls nuw - ~ “"3“"! r e\ on which 15 I Reator ‘fb -. _, 0 son! ' tfl‘in fix form SM. Tronbloa with Dropping. in the “want. Struggling. Boning in the He“ and Folk! Breath cured by Constitutional Catu‘rh l Remedy. Catanh, with gll its peculiar symptoms or ten yarn. (at verging on Consumption cured by loath-n («ur bottles of Con- stitutioml CMmh Remedy. Bonn of the nmo eaten on‘, memory gone, .ind im aired. Cured by Constitu- tion! Caunh cruelly. Catsrrb, with all its loathsome attend- ants. cured by four bottles of Constim tion. al Cgt‘nh 'Mmo‘ly. For Sale by All Drunk-h. “WAâ€".â€" " ' woonnul. Notes and other Negotiable Paper bought. r ~“IE Partnership hitherto existing be- tween the undersigned, under the title of Al). Campbell 5; Cu., General Merchants. of \Vnodvilla, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. O Lease for a term of years. N. \V. qr. Lot No. 4, 7th Gum, Eldon, containing 50 Acres more or 1:83. All cleaned. Appty to ALEX. MCCUAIG. Dissolution of Partnership. The Highest Price paid for MINK, FOX, and all other Raw Fur. For Sale or To Rent. N EXP. RIENCED TEADHY-IR. bold- in; a 3rd Class Certificate}? karma: for U. S. S. ho. l. Eldm and Mnfipon Ap- pliA-aiions stating salary will In- row-ix ml flay the undersigned up to 24th Nov" 1381. Oct. 25th, 188l. W'oodvflle, Out. 20th, l881. . HAT Desirable Residence owned and occupied by Mr. Joe. King. situated near the T. 5'. N. R. Station. Good Guden and other conveniences. Apply to MRS. JOS, KING. Woodvillo, Oct. 19, 1881. On the premises. J AS. STUART, ‘Voodville, Oct. 24th, 1831. Sec-Tress. coins thick and luxuriantna ever; with' i“ an! We can now defy the change of years. resting assured that no Grey Han- an an rate will come to sudden. Sold by dmggists at 50 cents per bottle. Tmn' ALI. Du (1'. â€"Evervbody Inc" 'I 9|;an " for the teeth and bcnth. the cat, Iu-igatmt. cmimt little “Int gem ox Try a 5 cunt sample. Tu ‘- 4 ;, VQ 8m Swimsâ€"the gray; hll' , ggr‘ brought with narrow to tm‘finflgs nuyr We are glad tn think be- cumin rs“ every year as the use of (Siam low j {a Restorer become more general. .- ' esonnt'ylook- of (once V; m??- r former coln‘r and‘ghb Mime? Teacher Wanted v-._. TEACAER holding a third class cirti' ficnte wanted for S. S. No. 2, Mariposa and Eldon. Every lady should Mun-lu- Nan Diem! Gumln,10 yards fut 81- 00. bit: Intyle Prim. ( _ No more decay after th'h. A‘ [in expuIiIur-Iuer has prmlII -I-Il III‘I tutiun Imme coffin which Is unicl {94; air and watertight, and but u t' IIPRViPI than the mdinan ‘womlen tic‘e It Is chimed {OI flu. new cum, {but they nu» dIIIable, und can ”J IIislml at. II cost not. T011 ' It ' woo-hm ones, and t ‘8' ll “:0qu placed in ”II-m win become mumm“ hed . A . M I; “- Laulim' Buttoned Imimtiml Kicl Booll fur Cl 25 at. Rod. (,‘xuuplmll a. “'oodville, October 12th. 1881. Trustees. Catarrh. with Droppings in the throat. causing feelings of Straugling. Dizziness Pain: in the side and weakness of Kid ney's, 'immediamly relieved. . Item seemin‘ 11 made now Ivy one bottle 0 Con- stitutional (.‘ataryly Remedy. . . , , g A man cured'ot Catarrh of forty years’ standing by use of Constitutional Catarrh Remedy. Sn it had impaired his eynight,‘ Made him (leaf, ‘ . . 1 A. n- ,A Teacher Wanted, Droppings in the throat almost to Chok-l Sm: Headache, Pain; in Shouldéro, “new and Kidneys, and .eutirc Brefikim: "Dawn! of the system 'cured by Constitutional Cahrrh Remedy. “ A Cnughof twenty five years standing cured by_(.‘onsfitlltiona! (,‘ntprrh Kennedy. .I , AI,_-‘L 0" For extra. vdue in Green and Japnu Tm go to Molntyn k. Priur's INTO the premises of the undersigned. on or about April lat, A SOW PIG. The owner can have the same by proving pro- potty. paying expenses and taking her Cntarrh of 25 yeora' standing cured by' Constitutional Cats"): Remgdy._ _ ‘ Lot 8, Con. 5, Eldon. away To Lease. Straye d. A. MAY BEE, CATARRH. Apply to ALEX. McDONA LD, A. C. CAMPBELL A. MCMILLAN. D. MCCALLUXL JNO. MCEACHERN J. D. PERR'N. fel' drn'h. A prmln sml an“ ‘ mich Is MM ‘94; and but u t' inarv ‘womlen a? ' for flu. new Wm, a, Ind can ”J “imprint“: On the Md Oholera, Cholera Morbus, Dy- .ntem, cramps, Colic, Sea Sick- ness and summer complaint ; also afio/era lnfqntum, a_n_¢_i_all flap}- TRIS IROOMI’ARABLE Medicine: has secured. to: 11ml! an tmmruhnin fame throuchout tho World for the automation and cure of most mum: to which humanity is hon. Worth their Weight in Gout, purify, regulate and improve the quality of tho Blood. They assist the digestiu or. gum, cleanse the STOMOE and. BOWLS, 47 increase the monetary powers of the Liver. brace the nervous system, and throw into the circulation the purest Elomontl for sustaining and repairing the frame. Thousands of person: hive testified. that In their use alone they have been restored to health and strength; at“: every other means had proved anâ€" successful. \ViulJe luulullln'auuulnu m uvuy House- hold in the cure of Open Sores, [11rd Tumours. BAD LEGS,DLD wquuns, 0mg â€""â€" â€"â€""""” ' I Colds, Sore Throau, Bronchitis. UM. Ill disorders of the Throat and Chen, M ‘ Gout, Rheumatism, scroiulh and "cry kind of Skin Disease. Munufactnrni only at Professor HOLWr ar CAUTION.~I have no amt 1n the 1mm States, nor an my mu- cum Iom thoro. mounts 1 therefore look to the Label on the rat and. Boxes. 1! tho adores: to not 533, quota Street, London, that m m- _ wxr’k fitublishmeut, 533. OXFORD STREET, LONDON, and sold at )9. ”(1., 21. 9d,, 4s. 6d., Us . 22s.,nnd 339. each Box and Pot. sud In Cantu}; st 36 canto, 90 cents, Ind 81.50 cents. and the larger sizes in proportion. m”. The TIMI. Mnks 0‘ my aid Modicineq are regi-terod in own, and Ibo u Wuh. 533. Oxford Shed. London. delio I! 18800 (HzN'l‘B WAN'I‘ED.â€"Big Pay. Light _' ka. Stanly Employnont. Sun- nlu Free. .Addruo. M. L. bYllN. 4’ Gun. “Meet. Now York. I 2!: m iiizâ€"ifit'sfipieédiiva'} t6 children teeth- ’ng, and will be found equally beneficial for adults or children. FOR SALE BY All. MUGGISTS. ‘ T. MILBURN 8s 00., AND OINTMBNT. THE PILLS THOMAS HOLLOWAY. Propriuors. Toronto.