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$100 REWARD. WHERE OF GRILLIA. nouns Wm mm w w- "â€"7--” person or persons who an the nxgbt of the 2nd or morning of the 3rd day of Seytem- bet. mtonly and maliciously defaced, in- jured or destroyed the premises and pro- perty of Alexander Kennedy, W. J. Tudbope, '1‘. Dallas, Charm Davies Co. , and John Wilson, on Mississaga Street, in this Village. By order of the Council, FRED. JXO. ROBT. GRANT, HECoz-pomtion 6f this Village bait-by ofl'ers a. Reward of 8100 to any party at parties who will furnish such informa- tionas will lead tothe conviction of the . _ an ..:..M "F n... NEW GENERAL swan; Cash paid for all Produce purchased and all Goods 501d for Cash. RY GOODS, Corner GROCERIEs, Boots and Shoes: F LOUR, ELOTHING JJ "nus-"Wu- -vfin 7 , , the we at Tux Exrosrron ofice. .199. BEE] of Thanks. HEREBY tender my hearty thanks to the large number of fellow-townsxnen, who turned out so promptly and worked so energeti’ gally in gummy”: th'eifny at my mill on Satur- n M “a...“ mu thanks to cwy msuoumug on: Aug .. .u, __ , ,, day evening. I Would also express my thanks to the mptrins 0f the several boats in the harbour, whose whistling was so effectual in giving the To be Published in November, 1873: OVELL’S GAZETTEER OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA: containing the latest and most authentic descrigrons of over six thousand Cities. Towns and muses in the Province; of-Qntngo, Quebec. Nova Sootia. ,“___I DA...“ VA_ names; Sept. 6th, 1873. Montreal, 9th August. 1873' ORILLIA Sausage Factory. and 1» prepared to fill orders, wholesale or re- tail. on short notice ties for mufwcturing Sausages. north of To- ronto,country dealers will do well to leave (é? All kinds of FRESH MEATS sup- plied to Cmtomers, promptly. Orillia. August 27th. 1573. 199. their elders with him. Agricuitnral Shaw OVER $500! ASYLUM GROUNDS ! Orillia, lst Sept” 1873. Tuesday, (Jet. 7th. Grillia. August 27:11, 1873. GREAT CLEARING SALE! important to All! Owing to changes about to take place in the business of Hafiatt 52 Wilson, ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED PRICES, MUST BE SOLD DSTâ€"0n Thursday last, a. Bum: | annnoog; Con. Regard, by leaving nan Ormia. August 25th, 187 3. 0153b. Anya-25th, 1813, 199. OLD STAND ! ON CASH PRINCIPLES. As‘ mu cifileasure m announcing that he has \‘UVIED BUSINESS, in his CHOPPED FEED, Etc- As he has now the most extensive facili- PRIZES ! WITHOUT DELAY. T. W. MOFFATT. J. G. WILSON, Mississaga and Peter Sts. '. MAUNDRELL BACON. ()RI L1 JIA. THE OBilUA UNION IN PRESS : for the distribution of C HOUKERY: they now ofi'er their will be held at the to the amount of utbewhuhstock A? GREATLY . S. BOWES. '. SUTHERLAN D, EGGS. WOOD. BUTTER, Secretqtjg. gem ng’W' M W ANTEDâ€"A GOOD” COW, about to Cdve. Applyu: the GOLDEN LION, A 2002 m. 1§ Wm u. N THE EXPUSITOR 0509. f VELOCIPEDEFOR (umâ€"Original price 330, way» aold an; sacri- 40 CENTS the new year. ‘v’ESTâ€"HALF. Lot 18, in the 2nd Con. Thonh, containing about 60 acres, 25 um cleared, well fenced, und the remainder prindpmy hu'dWood. Good Dwelling Home. Apply to J - J. McNABB, Bantam P. 0. Thonh, Sept. 2nd. 1873. 200 OTICE is hereby given that Dick A Mainer, llamas] sold out their business toMensrs. W. J. '1 dhope, the latter usume 311 the lidbilities of the lam: firm. -- . “cw-w“ ()n'll'm. 2nd Sept, 1873. den this season. Title good. A ply to, CRAWFORD, AGENT, Lot 19, 13 Con. Oro, who will shay t_he property, or give my hm nation â€"required~ flesh. Any person giving on with a. white scar on one front leg and thin in ch infomgtion as will lead to her recovery will be suitably re- warueu. M. BRENNAN, Or ROBT. BENNET, Gamebridge. Sept. lat. ‘73. Guam: R RAMSAY, M. D., L. AL, 1541143., - Later Professor of Clinical Medi- cine in the University of Philadelphia.â€" Graduate (with honors,) of the University of Queen’s College. Licentiate of Mid- wifery,- of the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. Honorary Graduate of the Uni- versity of Philadelphia, the American Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, c. Corm‘gr lof the Counties of Simooe, York and cc . Dn. RAMSAY has resumed the Practice of his Profession, and will be found when not professionally engaged, at Residencs, Colwater Street. Orillin, Ont. 200. ~7'ANTEDâ€"A gituttiop, by- THE EXPOSI’NR Best. AdvertisingMedium Now in the time to commence your advertising for the approaching £9.11 trade. 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PM 300 yan Son- .na Dashes» Lutlv. mad admfidm and WK: what}: it 3!!!!“ h. _________ CABINET ORGAN, 44} Octave. R» minus malt .f 8319' Enquiries“: if‘flncrrnv (gt-u 200. THECANADIAN - son oritsmgsamcg! RAMSAY, M. 1)., HE EXPOSITOR ADVERTISING RATES. Subscription, 0»: Dollar a year. ‘ 015cc, Louisa Street, Toronto. um mposnon. Anvznnsxso urns: lmo. 3:203. l6mos. $1 00 $2 é? _ $3 99. T‘TOTICE. NOTICE. ‘ FOR SALE. _ AND IS THEREFORE 1'83 IN THIS DISTRICT. [0 Winbeaoldttl» gm ”Tn Enema-0110fi {1000 HAS THE DICK s; MAINER Publisher. of On Tuesday Orillia was agitated by a. sandal case which for the time being has thrown the great national scandal entirely into the shade. For some days before it wasknovm that a. young girl, Frances Fmdam, hadlodged a charge of indecent and unlawful assault agginst James Quinn, A - ---- --v . . 1-... “nu nun-"nu. w..-_ "o’ , _ Esq. Reeve of Orillia Village, and before the hour named for the examination, and up to the close of the proceedings, the place used for a court-roomâ€"the Division Court being held in the Temperance Hall at the timeâ€"was crowded to the door, 3nd men who could not gain admi round the entrance to the building, discus- sing the case. The investigation was held before A. J. Alpert, D. L Samson, G. I. Bolster and David Morrow, Esqs., J. P. Wm. Lount appeared for the prosecution, and D. McCarthy, jr., for the defence. Ai- ter,a patient hearing of evidence for the prosecution and defenceâ€"the principal witnesses undergoing a severe cross-enm- inntion by flthe Counselâ€"the case was dis- , 7 ,_ Aâ€"A A’A‘Mb xnnuuu U] Luv Vvuuvv‘- _- -v, , missed. The case lasted from two o’clock in the afternoon until eleven at night. The decision of the Magistrates was reoei ed with cheers by the anectahn-s. â€"â€".â€"vâ€".1.I.â€"4 The high winds that swept across the fields through this vicinity on Sept. lat, has caused a great destruction among the fruit, especially the apples. They were blown down in large quantities, some trees having been previously well loaded are left minus the apples. Clouds of dust could be seen rolling along through the air from a neighbouring summer fallow like melted lava. from_a. burning volume, A a ‘4,“ IIAC lflvlsvu aâ€"v.- â€"- , , threatening ruin to whatever would come in contact with it._ Travellers driving along the road in their phnetons crouched down close to the seatglakipg .t-hemselves round , ._IJ ____ UIWU UV qu uw-,â€"-_ shouldered, so thatâ€"{fig bi'éeze would pass safely over themâ€"Cox. L‘LxuaJ cvu-u..°.....__. _ ,_~ ‘ ing. Mr. Parrott gave an address in the W. M. Chapel same evening. to the mem- bers and community, on the great topic of the day. Although labouring under a. cold, he riveted the attention of his hear- ers by delivering some of the brightest ideas, instructive reasoning and forcible remarks. There was a. good attendance. The meeting dosed by a. vote of thanks to the spealier for his eloquent address. W. “- n :_ ALA -1.-:- ,D ‘Dnv Still they come. ‘Welcome! Bethesda Lodge of Good Templars, No. 171. received an addition of seven new members last Friday eve‘ning.and five the previéus meet- -‘ " .. nu -_ “1,3...“ m Hm Youfig, Esq- : Council met on Saturday, 23rd Aug. Members all present. Minutes of previous meeting readâ€" adopted. Petitions from John. Koch, Hugh Monaghan, and othen, as to roads, presented and read . Accounts from P. Murray, printing, 89.44; H. N. Anderson, D. Registrar, 8180; P. Bur-net $25 for surveying. John Whiteside applied for $20 for his Division, formerly granted 14th Oct, , the work being com plete . By- Law introduced and passed to meet the current expenses for the ensuing year, at 17); mills on the S, on the rateable pro- perty of the Township. The foregoing ac- A_J.._...1 am no mud and the petty U1 uuc .;v.....,... r' '7’ , u ,, counts were ordered to be pald and the Reeve to issue his order for the same.â€" The Clerk was instructed to take the ne- ceszmr) step: to legalize the newly surveyed road across Lots 28, 29 and 30, in the 8th Concession; also the recently surveyed deviations on the side road between Lots 25 and ‘26, 4th and 5th Concessions, and to procure one dozen of Consolidated TaVern and Shop Licenses Act, of ’68, ’69 and ’73. , _ _ , _ ._ -..... "3 mm and Shop Licenses Act, or w, w . ..... ..,. Lachlan McLean to receive the sum of $6 on furnishing the Council with an assign- ment of his title and interest to the land so taken for road on the 8th Concession. Petition of John Koch and Hugh Mon- aghan and others, laid over until next sit- ting. The Clerk was further instructed to enquire of the County Treasarer whether Lot 30 on the“10th Concession, or any por- tion thereof, has been sold for taxes; if so, to whom and when: and to call for tenders for the construction of a. road across the swamp on the 3rd and 4th Concession, op- posite Lots 32 and 33,30 soon as the Coun- cil shall have reported the necessary speci- ficstiou.‘ Meeting adjourned until called by the Reeve, to meet at the School House, _- '- n n DA-J “vvnv N Aw. Lnl’.10,E F. nusox, Clerl Lzszs are beginning to assume autum- nal tints. much prefer prose to poetry. Cvnncnox.â€"-In the poetry on first page 5th line, for “ reel” read “ veil.” Bors'mnovs boys disturb the slumber: of quiet denizens of the County town. THANKS, Mr. Wright, for those toma- toes, the finest we have seen this ueaaon. Miscuxnvovs urchins are now tempted by sequestered well stocked melon patches. , LL- v, â€"-.1..,, , It is a good time new to cut down the weeds along the roadaide before they go to ROAsnse ears and early pears are won- derful incentives to keep doctors' horses on the road. H.S.â€"-Yourpoemisrespectfully declined. Try again;with a. little care and experience you will write Well. Tan Barrie Town Council have decided not to go on with the rebuilding of the Fire Hall. The tender: have been thrown aside, and orders given that the old hall be made frost-proof. They could not dispose of their debentures to advantage, hence this suspension of improvements. BAms‘r.â€"Servioe in the Good Templnr’s Hall, every Sunday, at 11 nan. Axon. GUAnnux, (Roman Catholic)â€" Rev. K. Campbell, Priest. Sex-vice at 8:30 and 10:80 am. Vespers at 3:30 Sr. J A!ES’S(EPXSCOPAL)â€"Rev. A.Stew art, A. M , Incumbent. Sunday services at 11 mm and? p. :11. Sunday School at 9.30 mm. Pmmnvr: MErHODm.â€"Rev, H. Har- ris, Minister. Service in the Temperance Hall, each Sabbath at 11 a..m., and 6.30 p.m. Sunday School at 2.30. PBESBYTBILIAF. ~Rev. J uhn Guy, Pu- tor. Sunday Sgrfioe‘, at 11 mm. and 6.30 11.4.“). WI». wwuâ€"J ~-_ ,, mm. Sunday Schooi at 1 p.m. Bible Class at 3.30 p. m. V Prayer quhng, Wednesday m “.m. Duluth», I-v-I-vv- â€"- â€" r-â€"- , Bible Class.“ 330 p. m. Week day Pr: :- Meetmg, Wednesday evening at vices, 11 am. and 6:30 p.xn. Sunday School at 2% p. in. Prayer meetingsâ€"- Sunday at ? am! a}!!! Fridsy, gt. 7:30 p.111. Class Meemas, My, gt 7:30 pup, 3nd fiqnda; morning 1!; 10. ' MAGISTRATES’ cont. MORRISON COUNCIL. CHURCH DIRECTORY. to contributorsâ€"Editorg Very W. C. , in the chair. â€"-P. PBY. MORRISON. DAISTON. V, lav uawv any v..- ~___ V . G. Road.â€"HBNRY N. Ax; @132 gamma URILLIA'. McSEPTEMBER. 1873 Wear-e indebted to Mr. W. A. Cope. laund,. delegate from Port Hope, for the Guelph Herald containing a. re- port of the proceedings of the sixth .1L321.ucuu vention of the Young Men’s Christian ASSOCiation of Ontario and Quebec, held in Guelph last week. The following were elected oflice- bearers for the current yearzâ€"Dr. McGuire, Guelph, President; Vice- Presidents, Messrs. fatter-eon. Mon- Pmidents, Mésrs. Patterson, Mon- treal; Muir,‘ London; Raymond, Guelph; Young, Hamilton ; Begum Toronto; Gray, Port Hope. Secrc-‘ taries, J. Robinson, London; D. A. Budge, Oshume. J. Ghawks, Belle. ville. Businws Committee, Messrs. Mikic, Allen, McBriar, Watson, Dawes, Smiley, Higginbotham, and Ballard. There were about a bun- dred delegates present. In the evening a. “ welcome", meet,- ing was held in the Wesleyan Meth- odist Church. The Chairman of fine Convention, Dr. McGuire, presifid. Rev. Mr. Wurdrope welcomed the delegates on behalf of the Guelph Association. Mr. W. Stevenson, in the absence of the Mayor. welcomed the d?l°gԤl:°5 on behalf of the town. , A , L._!.fl.. in. c. A. ANNUAL common. tuu uv-vsâ€"ww --_ _ Rev. Mr. Moxon, of Toronto, briefly replied on behalf of the delegated. Mr. Morse, of New York, Rev. Mr. Mullen and Mr. Patterson, of Mon- treal, also spoke on behalf of the con- vention. The chair of the Church performed suitable selections during the evening. way u v vu..-°. On motion of Mr. Wilkic the fol- lowing was adopted as the mottoof the Convention. “ Our Strength God’s Grace, Our Guide God’s \Vord, Our Aim GodBGlgy." _ ‘ The Executive Committee report- ed that thirty assmiations are knowu to be working in Ontario and Quebec. an increase of ten last year. Seven entirelyvnew fields have been plant- ed and the work renewed in three localities where it had not previously been. successful. The Treasurer's statement showed a balance on hand - A-- uU-vvu-‘-_ - of $205.51, with arrears due of $75. This surplus over anticipated ex- penses, renmins in hands in conse- quence of the camp work not being done, as the volunteexs lm‘ve not been called out Satisfactory reports from Belleville, Buwmanville, Both- well, Galt, Guelph, Hamilton and Montreal, were given by the several representatives of the lowl Associa- tions. uni..." In the evening of the second day an entertainment was given to the members of the Convention in the Congregational Church, by the con- gregation thereof. A most sumptu- ous feast was provided. The even- ing was spent most pleasantly. Songs and other music and addresses by the company varied thggroceediugs. .- a .Acnn A- It was} decided to €515 $500 60. ward the expenses of the Executive Committee, in :arrying on the work for the ensuing year, also to appoint a deputation to accompany Mr. R. C. Morse on his visitation tour to the ASSociutions, and finally to hold the next Convention at Montreal,prov1d- ed the Executive Committee can make arrangements to have it at Dominion Convention. and failing that to hold a Provincial one of On- tario and Quebec in the Town of â€"â€" â€"- . A“ .97) AV.’ .1.er- Rcv. John Wood, of Brantford, read an interesting and instmctive paper on Consecration to Christ, which was followed by an earnest and spirited discussion. In the after- noon the roil of the Association was called, and about $500 pledged for the executive work, in accordance with the recommendation made in the report. A paper by Mr. Hague, of 'l‘oronto, on “ Bible Study,” was much enjoyed, and produced a. good discussion by the delegates. u-uvuw_ . _ V At half-past five o’cTock business was brought to a close by the con- secration service of prayer. and the business session here adjourned for the farewell meeting in Knox Church, in the evening. The following sensible letter, writ- ten by an intelligent immigrant now in our Free Grant district, deserves consideration. It was addressed to Mr. Donaldson, immigration agent at Toronto:â€" BRACEBRIDGE, Aug. 19, 1873. SmmAlter leaving the line of mil from Toronto to Orillia, although 1 am not given to form hasty con- clusions I could well understand how the nature o£-the road from Washago and Graveuhurst, and even perhaps the trip up Muskoka. Lake \rould cause the heart of the poor settler to sink with him, but I trust that it is now well known, even by emigrants, that this is no criterion of the country what ever. When I got to Bracebridge I deemed it more ‘ prudent to spend three or four days in the vicinity of the village itself. l After fishing up all the information l I could get in this part I started off ‘ to see the settlers and land along the line and branch of Stephenson ‘ road. I pushed as far in the direc- tion as the settlements extended at least. and have been agreeably sur- prised with what I have seen. There is no use in keeping dark the fact that a portion 'of the land is poor, but this I find, as the settlers select their own lot-s, does not militate in the least against the general state- ments that a. hard-working man with the essential quality of perse- verance, can not only manage to live but in a. comparatively short time (shorter in some eases than I expect- ed) msy become entitled to his eed, which carries with it such practical benefits as most tend to the eleva- tion of his whole nature. This may seem a queer view of the matter, but from what I know of the habits of 722': FREE em DISTRICT. my own loved land I would say most em phatienll'y that a settler here on findinih‘imself become the actual owner of ' land must, if of the na- 3 ture of ordinary. men, be improved even in-that which constitutes his manhood. I have only returned to the British Lion, having been well round. I have been delighted with the scenery and iinproved vastly in my health. The climate here during my stay seems to me more healthy and better than that of any other part of the country I have yet been ‘in. In regard to the settling of im- lmigmnts in Mnskoh, yhile I have sash a favorable view of the country, on the whole I would be wantihg. . indeed, if in my letters home I did I not hold out a warning to each in- tending emigrant to examine himself well as to' whether he promises with- in himself the conditions ol success which Itake to be here, even more than in some other parts of the world -â€"strict sobriety, a strong arm, and stout heart, thorough energy and perseverance with a frugal saving disposition. If a man W these and make a judicious selection of land it seems to me that if he starts under proper family circumstances his success may be declared before- hand notwithstanding every dificul- ty. Speaking of the selection of land I do not know whether immi- grants should not receivcsome assist- ance from the Government. I can , see well enough how mischievous a policy it would be for Government officers to select the lots or even to ‘ bias the mind in favor of or against any district, but I do think that im- migrants might safely be informed of the permanent importance ol‘ob- taining good land, independent of its neamess to or distance from roads, and so in other matters of a like kind. They may receive this in- formation, and I may be wrong in thinking they should receive it, but I have been led into the thought by seeing some persons situated on lines of roads,notso well satisfied as others are in more backward parts. I will go around some other districts even yet, but I know that wherever I may go I am certain to get a repiti- tion of the calm-{cams which have " induced me to form the opinions ex- pressed‘in this letter. __ 1--.... L: .J-no ,. wvvâ€" -r. I enclose you the return ticket. Having had the two together the guards happened to mark both. I remonstrated once, and was rather i‘nsolently informed by both con- ductors that this ticket would not carry me back on the line of road at all. “’ill you kindly make this right for me. AT a. recent examination at Rut. ‘ ger’s College, the question, “Did ‘ Martin Luther di. :1 natural death ?" was cleverly answered, “No. he was communicated by a bull.” A CORRESPONDEXT of the Country Gentleman presents a remedy for diarrhoea which he never knew to fail in.the past twenty-five years of its use in his family. It is simply a dose ofvlaudanum and oil, (a table- spoonful of caster oil with twenty drops of laudanum init.) The land- anum acts as an astringent, and the oil heals and carries 03‘ the effect 0! the disease. ACADIA is now merely a tradition. The feudal barons and their ladiw no longer command at St. John and Port Royal. Grand Pre only serves to adorn a. tale. Port Royal is now the flourishing village of Annapolis. Grand Pre is now Windsor,thehead- quarters of trade in plaster of Paris, opened and worked by ourhumorous friend, Jud Haliburton, author of “Sam Slick. ’ Unromantic men have founded a village at the southend of the inlet, called Digby. and in amost worldly-minded manner founded a thriving branch of trade in “ Digby herring,” which abound in those wa- ucx Hus, vv u-v-n a..- -- ters. But thalast straw laid on poor Acadia, that has broke the charm of its early glory. IS the railroad from Annapolis to Halifax, via. Grand Pre or \Vindsor, extinguishing as sud: iron pathways do, in the rush and bustle they create. all traces of poe- try and romance in the garden of N ova Scotia. (From a Corrapoiadad.) This place seems to stand the storm of “dull times," “money scarce,” c.. us well even as your own unbitions village. The people seem quite contented waiting tiently for the fall trade to commence, glfisvillsgeisstillinthe ssmeplscewith the exception of “ split the wind." which hss been moved nearer the lake. Severn! private buildings have been eroded. and in course of construction. means“ which we might notice, Wm. Smith. trick. Jul. Snelling, frame, Jss Button, frame. C. H. Appleton, roughocut, spprosching com- pletion. John Cameron is converting the old building on the north side of the bridge. son. Wm-rcn. Kidd Ind Shorter. Owes or Plenum-s n!.â€"The (inn of C. H. Jay 00., hue chmged the nune of the firm to Smith 00., Mr. Jny hsv- ing sold out his intemtw Mr. Wm. Smith who now assumes the Wmeut. Cnsmvsnâ€"On Tuesday evening after Mr. D. Glover returned with hisbride,the house was surrounded by 1. Issue number of friends and admirers. The bu- wss thrown open for shout two hours, flier whichthe noise eommenwd, which was kept up incessant] for twa or three hours, dur- ing which I. emsnd wu mule for 810 to spend st the other hotels, which was re- fused. end in consequenceâ€" a Inge number of Isindows were washed Tn: farmers in this section are all 'ubi- lsnt over the say their HOP. ha. :1 A14- _..â€" Ox“ a. few days more of summer. PxnsoxLLâ€"Mr. J. H. Knott hu luc- oeodod in his efl'ort to form a Dividon of the Sons of Temperance nt Whitbx, nod has been clgwed first W. P. The Division commence- with thirty-six members. in- cluding the Mayor of the town. Tickets” hsm bubs-e 11di up the hootdthewfiom Talent-shame!“ funitmm humeaivedsoootofplilt 7mW.B.W'uWégh8doon mews-{unis ave-flyiorwork. «snotthoufioadndctna. onCol-‘ bomesheegmblown dononTuudly. Tnnewmb-aibenthhweek ‘ in ,ominm'mndthnodnrin '- tobu. Two goodstnnecum could get pon- Mmpbywtuthoorflflsm Works. Tin: in 3 lively competidoa m InkeCouchichinngdfuutend downturn. Tn special ems-ion min onthe Mid- ‘ had jut Thanh: killed 5‘ out before reaching Athedey. Bra-nuns Tm“, I. 0. G. 1., Mon-i. son, reports over fifty members, sad the number increasing every week. Tu: Tee nesting in connection with the Primitive Methodist Church, lsst eveniu , us wellsteeoded, sod otherwise successfu W: are informed that Mr. Doughs is getting new (uranium. with consider-sue ‘ additions, fox-his Canaan's! school-room. The Financial! District'lseting, Bari: District, will’be held st the Wesleyan Me- thodist Church, Angus, st 9 a. in, on the .17th of September. VUxmxus'r Division of the Sons of Tom- pennee, Rugby reports tonyâ€"nine mem- beuâ€"oeven adniimd sud two public meet- ingl held In: gnu-tar. s . .. gun-1,3 Tn: track- in tho yu'd st the W nation lave been properly levelled up and haunted. Thin line in being oompletedin I. most thomngh manner. Tu: plea of the Montreal Telegraph line, in Port Hope, lave been painted. A .imih: improvement on the poles of both lines, in Orillis, would be I'eeepuble. Excrnsxox.â€"The Mum Bum-I of To- ronto had an excunion to this town last Thundey. The visitors, a mud, viewed the beauty end pmgress of Orillia with our club. a; cam: god Barrio m 053:: the and of the hm:- but Thu-why. The ‘ ' boy: got the first me, but their opponents took the next five sud won. 9 AL_ Ti)bmr10x.â€"Thehd man-gen of the Protestant Orpluu’s ome, Toronto, ac- knowngge, with thanks. the receipt of $9 ._ II" 0 , , Cn_A_A..._._ AG “UNIVIOfiv, Vâ€"vu .v._.._ 7 from Mr. Thom \ifliibps. Tmisurer of rho Orange Order for the Districtof Orillin. Conucrxos.â€"-D. L. Samoa, Esq” has requested us to state that the steamer Carridla was not chartered by the Duke of Msnchesmr for his Sundey trip from Muskoka, Mr. Samoa not having received any remuneration therefor. ‘ Mn. J. S. Bowrs has purchased the swck-in-trade of Mr. Francis, garner of Peter at] Missing» Screen. sud oom~ menced business. We heartily with Mr. Bowen 1 long career and high position §m9pgst the successful business men of Tn: mad for the pay lock-up 33d Mom: RownYmLâ€"A stone was thrown thmugh a window in the Music Hall dur- ing the Tea-Engeting 12:: night, breaking -A2_ _ _.-- -I..- “-5 "-v -vâ€" â€""""o ~ - . _ Inge pane of glass. The meeting was also disturbed by whin'tl’mg. ovidently for that pu see, by rough outside. Uur indefati- gab e chief Cunltable who: neu- then. PcnucScuoonHoxonRouroxAvatar. â€"-First Divisionâ€"Senior Sectiun, Lizzie Henderson; Junior Section, Katie Berry. Second Divisipn-â€"__S_e_qior S_e_t_:tion, [manila Gill; Junior «10., William Warren. Third Divisionâ€"Philip Vaughan. Fourth Dirio donâ€"Freddie Vick and J amen Sanderson. A Yours who attends to three cow: was just completing hi- ta-k of milking them, due morning last week. when, by a well- directed kick, the cow knocked himdown, the lachteal product of his labonra flowing over him. He appeared to be conaiderably frightenedâ€"anyway he changed colour to a sickly white from head to foot. OBITUAIY.â€"Our local reader: will, with us regret to receive intelligence of the de- mise of Mn. 1‘. S. Mofi'ntt, which occurred at Minneapolis, Mr. Mom having re- mowd to Minnesota. some three you: :20, in the hope that change of clinute might prolong hi! wife’s life. Mn. Mofl'flt died of typhoid fever, otter ten deyt’ illness. wa Cannonâ€"The buildon an at work on the new church {or the Primitive Â¥SAAJ IVA- vu -n- __',, -7, , Methodist mngregntion, lstely o ized in this toWn. The site, corner 0 \Vest and Colborne Struck, in in every way eli- gible. The building will be frame 25 148 feet, with vestry studied. It will be ready for opening about the first of Nov- ember. L nâ€"rr. â€". _â€"- ._,‘, Ramsay, who acquainted with his skill and success as s qunesl pucumaer here some years ago. will notice with pleasure his card in another column. We are con- fident‘that the same we sud sttention which made this gentlemen so successful in the past will bring him a large propor- tion of his former pncticc, and sconsider- sble addition from thoee who hsve mom recently settled here. We wish the Doc- tor marked succees and prosperity. anrvnn.â€"The lecture by Miss L. Sher- locke, on Wedneedey evening of last week, was highly s predated by all who heard it. Thilyoung yie an efieetivespeeker, thoroughly imbued with end fully ethane discussing temperance finciplee, end she handled her subject wi sbility. Rev. H. Harris oecu ied the chair. The lecture m undo; e nypipes of the Geodt'l‘emp- w” nus-v- â€"' __‘._‘-, who lave disphyod considerable ei- ergy in bringing lecturer. hero. and keep- ing the temperance question baton the poo- ple. More power to them! ,__‘__ m- _ r--e Soxnu-Scnoox. Coxvxxuox.â€"We re- mind our 10qu readers of the Fourth An- nual Convention of the Oro Sundny School 3 mmintion, to he held :1: Emu Church, ‘ Jmtt's Corners, next Wednesdny. These Conventions have been of great service in extending the work, imhning those engag- ed in it with new zed, and doing to the usefulness 0f the schools. We have seen the reports from several of the schools tl'nt have been visited, ell of which are highly satisfactory end encouraging. The pro- gramme, which we published Inst week, is suficient to show thnt the proceedings will be intending and instructive. ANumxcs.-â€"Scexcely s. dny puss thnt we do not receive one or more circulars instructing us tn insert sdvertisements, for which we will receive truck of some kind. If we wished to open s museum 0" humbngs, we might fill the columns . f Tun Exrosx- 1'os. with this truth. and hove n miscella- eous selection in s. short time. But having neither time nor spsce to weste in this unn- ner, we would just say once for s11 thnton- ly those orders from s. distance thatsrew 1 compenied with the essh, or proved ge- ‘curity for payment in bank funds at the end of each qusrterâ€"nt the rates ad- vertised in mother columnâ€"will receive Emmoru Cucxcn Coma”.â€" Amongst the collections mknowledged in the Church Herald of last week were the followingzâ€"Studmu‘ Fundâ€"Wu. 81; Ulllmr, 60¢. ; May'- IAke, 81.58; Bet- triec, 75c; Barri , $10; Goldwater, 81; gnighuut, $1.13;s Zigeowfis 3mm: mennguilhen e. 1 ;Onlln,' ' 1 ; Wye ' 81.35; Midland, 81581:!!!” Bay, 85. ; St. Mark's 82.52: Janet's. 81.05: SM! Home. ‘30. Minion Fund 4W Collectionsâ€"Waverle; , 813.”; Penetmgnisheno. 819.38; Shanty Bey, Panmsanâ€"The mugy friend. of Dr. A much between the junior GAILâ€"M was a high wind onMon- ‘ day, end it poufinuedfithbutliflleubate- mentallday My. Bow em you expect the people to know 'hlt you have for sale or rent, unless you ‘infomthem of the hot! And through ‘whtbeuer medium canyon III-J.“ such am: known dam through the column of Tn MINI? J, " mmâ€"Alnqenmberofthelhq: Indinmvenin myewday,onth¢nr ny‘to Nod Luke, neu- Peta-borough, vhqetheuismothormeflcoymdlgyo knockofthomu-ibo. Thommodnto moithom' ’ inseampnoeung. TnCdckotmachbetveonfhoBeng deOdnhClnMondndvichohdyy, reminding. victoryforthe mm, nth seven wick“- to The first inning! only gun the ’ ' I. majority of one, but their opponent: did not make a good ‘ phy in the nocond. yorgnoefiothedem ‘ Won the an ,,-n0 c...:LL â€"Hl munch“: Bill Ill'luulvu v- .“ '-_._.. v- ”mammedemmhemm the 29th instant. Sherill' Smith will preside sndeevenl able speaker: an A cordisl invitation is extended» ell tdendnofthecnme. Bolt Reelâ€"Adagio ecull race was gaupbyllr.01rleyonthecivioholidty, orspuneo‘ $11. 3. Dinette. stroke, MLHLMWWJ. Firth, sucks, and W. :Eledon. The nee was closely contested, mm: former won by ‘ebout twoboetlengths. A Noun Omanâ€"Mr. B. Hodgkin- npn, peer Janette Corners, inform; us 7 -44-..“ A: MEL-m m, be” 4m 5 WWW}, salve-u- â€"â€" the: he but strange variety of mbbnge 3mm in hi! It hll a fine, mundfinld heat, that the edges and out of the centre of which is growing a fringe and an.“ tuft bearing seed. Ix order to make u psper intemting w the farmer we must have new: from :11 of the country, and who can furnish them bet‘er than the tamer. \Ve there- fone solicit mmmunicetions of all kinds of new: items, crop reports, fumen' clubs and their Worldngl, c. Who will sop- ply us! Tu: Isle of the “feet: of Mr. George Lewis, lat Sttun‘hy, was vex; success- ful. Mr. Whmmovmgwb'ev Zedmd. diet I residence here of ebout twenty years. By his honesty end other genuine good qualities he bu won the es- teem 9f 3 Inge circle of aequtintanees in this loality. Mn. R. Eownssox, 0m, informs us of a 9:31-11:39 freak yfflutemd instinct in a A A“..- A-..‘_ “AA “5‘ I v 7, at. The kittenoof thine“: were destroyed, and she immediately attempted to take up with a Ewes-of pups, to which the mother dunun'ed,a.nd the contest seemed likely to result in the injury of the cat. Mr. Hodg- kinwn, to end it, placed two of the pups with the cat, supposing thzt they would 1;)erin die. En this he was diaappointed, ,:_.__ -....-ll.- Q. can“ u Tnxcivic holiday was generallyobsen'ed, and nearly 311 the townspeople sought rmtiun insome of the various public modes of amusement. or devised some for themselves. There was an excursion to Port Hope, under the nuspices of the Knights of Pythiuvâ€"which Would hue been better patronized if more generally knownâ€"acricket match, various impromptu games of cricket, lacrosse. base b911, etc" the pmuger trafic on the etesmers was visibly iuan. rowing, yachting, c. The weather was pleasant though rather sultry, forthosenot interested in the manu- facture or sale of cooling drinks or fmzen who afew yam ego IiVed in Medonte with his wife and family, in fair circumstances, ebout three years ago deserted wife, chil- dren and home, went to the Stem? and, is I -.,A. area lulu uuuw, wvu- w ...- ~....--_ _,, , repork-d to have sgain married. Last week he «me back here to steal the chil- dren from their mother, who has supported them during the put three yen-e by her own earnings. However, with the assist- snee of friend; hit fiendish plans hue AAA.- w v. . vâ€"â€"â€" _- been frustrated. He obtained a team, I drove to Medonte, there the mother lived, : got the children, and drove with them to ‘ Atherley. where he put them on the train. While he was returning to Orillin with the team, the children were taken from the an and hmught hack. . Fun. Amm.â€"Lnst Mondey a. son of Mr. Robert Batty, North Orillia, sled aged eight years, left the house with his sister. Mn. went with the child to the place indicated, and found the boy lying ‘ beneath s fallen tree. dead. She immedi- :9er sent for her husband, who was work- ing on the Northern Extension Railway, near Steamboet Point. Coroner Runny was summoned, and held an inquest. Afternbriefexnmimtionof theeue, the Coroner chnrged the jury thnt, considering allthe eimumstnqoeg, and thy there ya: 1 ,â€"_A.‘ no evidence of foul phy, death having certainly occurred by a tree idling during the storm, they should bring in a verdict to tint efi'ect. which was accordingly done. Own Pvnuc SCHOOLâ€"The addition to the schoolhouse is ready for occupstion, and though film W have not yet ao- oepmd it, thereon be little harm in saying flat to In unpmfeuioml observer the Work sppeau to be completed in the an It util- fuctory tanner. The addition consists of two rooms md two balls, intended for the intermodilw department. One of the rooms is luppliai with gallery seats, of a modern style, the other with desk: of the most op- pcoved p'v-ttem. and both bye more black $.51.th ordinaryâ€"an advantage of no little mportlnee. The ventihtion is deo excellent. This addition will pmbebly be opened next week, when there Will be noâ€" eommodnuon‘ foroverfourhundred gupile, -â€"-u follows: ht room, 64; 2nd, 7 :3ni, 100; 4th, 64; 5th, 120; 6th, 50â€"md five teaches-l. Other improvements are in con- umphdon, such a W entrances to eves, deyutment for boys and girls, new feneee, endoporehwith two WW“ the from: “bib; bugging. Theee “3112““ no ' to ell! It preeent in way. of m ' tofonr o’cloek. Thiswill give the echoo “madam-goof; first-due private endpnblic high school. Twoofthebeach- who“ Moles, and one ”condom, Normal School certificate- It. is to be hopedthotpu'enuwill see to it that all available juveniles under gheir «maid -v gutdieuhip be Wmmhalled regularly on the med to the public ech001, or some other inafitnfionol’leuning. Keep the children 3018‘“) 'echool, loath.“ theirrollof punc- clinhty unot ' «disgraced dufiguredo: Jeehool room- filled with children, mdou will soon be filled with men My omghonor to every position menof worth. We need when 3;:er mauhlic school.- trust come -â€"A ‘A â€"-â€" w-..â€" tho-ow. Ont-teacher- we belieVe to bed! ' ”wake, intolligent individuals whohlthtnpontbon awoke-ISM duty. Thoymdetennined to show by “Monday” that their odeotion bytbo Whabeonbuoduponme ' yotveknowthstnnlauthemch- en’ mmndodbothbythepucnu “mambo-tofu“ of the but Wig: the land cannot 1mm eminently cumin! held. Sp downheplncodtro rigid} mg mutilate}; of the vol}. Mt {maid culling to Mitchell to “ any," him}! nnk m- mtore him, when the woman uotiwdthlt her huabsnd did not return, 81:. MB mtchelltogodou‘nmdnewhnmtho muse of his dehy, while-beventformon “simme- I: being the civicbolidly, he men wemsnymduome timeehpoedbgâ€" fore she suocgodedjn this. ‘One vent foe ‘ 7 _ _-_A4I Iowmpmuâ€". -_- , gector, mdnnother, waldo?“ unmet} Keqaboucmen. you! cecdodto the nounSwMon-fe’ pso- thstthemwem two inthewenâ€" ' nothu'ingoome u was: down and fonndthnthehtxerhad Waco-g appearance dad, and the doctors, mu their arriuLdewood their “nation y to Neil M9Douggll,_v_rho had so far @3072 fiefifigfioâ€"‘w‘ "386' had so hr new} cred that he walked tothe house, consider- ing the other: beyond requiring their ad, The women were more hopeful. 11mm, end fiver throwing cold water over themfior some time, were rewarded bwme token: returning life in Archibald Dough“, of -'-_-__7" and findly by the mean to con-aim of bath him and Mitchell. Neil mm was severely out about the head, by f ’ into the Well. among» the implement! uned in digging, bat none of the woundq emu-) t...- 6%....- um “I “‘ssu-sv --- ..-._- v , , being serious, the flowofbl fmmtheq helped his recovery. sud be m the flat able to move nbggt. His brother, M1 3 A..- 1--" I...‘-. Done w Luv"; uwâ€"v. _-__ V , bald, was inaudible um end one half hour“ was somewhat bruised by his by no means delibente descent, and hurt by the ropo in being drawn out. Mitchell was insemiâ€" blc five hours, and for me time after his recovery sppeaxed doubtful, but we at glad to beable m as tint he too is about, though 3!! we still nther week. A spirit of rufinnism is becoming so rampant in Orillia that mwdies presume more and more upon public indiflemce, sud venture {0' repeat nets of financing villi-.ny and characterized by wdncity that a. few years ago could not have been up tempted with impunity. Yesterdny morn- ing the {mat- of eeversl mixes in town can refuse. The marble yard of C. Davies 00., who are lsburiug tn cstablises branch of industry which promises to be of much. benefit to the (mm, was entered. about $40 worth of atone broken, and the filth scattered over everything. Luckily the mundrels did not get into the Work-shop, ‘ where there was a fine marble mantle- ' i which would doubtless have also been do- ‘ strayed had it been discowrcd. The float 1 of the store {of A. Kennedy Co. m were but little be“. The glass in the door of Wilson’s Luder w Won, snul the whale place. inside end out, beâ€" spadaemed with blood, from which at in- tolerable stench m emitted. Our au- thon‘tiee should ofi'er a lugs crud for the conviction of the WM of this outgage, andflintheevent of ntapefifion of pluyuls ol- ww- -vâ€".V_ 1, , u-y, and who will lure no‘inn'me- «other interests to interfere with the W M ’his public duties. The ratepayers will not demur to theontlsy. Amignof rowdyinm is much more detrimental to the progress of the town, than slew «at: extn tax:- tiou, agxd it is_easier to put dawn rum-n- The monthly meeting of the Council was held hat evening. Absent, Councillor: Wainwright and Kean. A petition from Mitchell 00., for e sidewalk, m nefa- red to Committee. Mr. J. A. Stephen-on wuappdnmdwtho oficeofColleetor, n- ant by the a pummel); of m. J. World as auditor. erring to the new mini. cipal law, the Reeve aid tint requiring property qualification from 0661.!) m 3 great mistake. There are my men in every way fitted to dischuge the duties of municipal ofiioen, who could give euficien‘v security, bu} .hsve not the necessary pm- ‘1 (-1,. n.___ -__..._.4I ishment. "vâ€" _- y to qualify. Mr. Wm. nuns-pm mm the Council with p19, M38“ ”'1 specifiatimn for the lodi-UP: ‘0' 'hi‘h he received $19.20. Councillor Bailey asked how and: the Council had to expend on roads. The Reeve ‘ nothing. “my have already ex moms this year dun the W’ mane-um, and the M '3‘“ 5' M99019 9"? " . ‘ ‘14; 1.1.- __-_.. A'â€" flacmkm am the mount ex- pendedonthemednwusmedeone cents. Theeehodhadmnivedfimof whkhmhndbwndeandlould berefunded;unonnt in benktoa'editof rpo The Reeveuid “it 17300th to the Councillors (In; name We haddunaged property, and thrown filth upon the premises of certain parties in town. He knew nothing of the motive for end: sea; bugs it_ held been hinted duct. He aged that ”9"“?! Id be guilt the mTJJyZ; _-_- friends who won .... who 'iopod he of so ”:1 Iflko "M4LofhEA-AU._ Ann. had no ch mil ofl'era. they 0 thought adviuble for the donation and punishment of the guilty M“, which, even if not successful,» would at least show them that such act: would not hemmed «condoned; 3nd he would heartily upped lndnidinan'ying out any measured» Council might-adopt!» bring the perpe- m w Juno-w. ' A motion to 06¢: s reward of $100, for Informatxoru which woglg' lead to the con- vidionof oranyo e gu'typeuom. m introduced by Mr._ Booth, ”caudal dny eve returns uing, when they of the «in upon the school by-hw, Em 15415” {W swans. 3mm: ems. ORILIJA MIG“.- Kean. A petition from for: sidewdk, to role:- 3. Mr. J. A. Stephen-on thooficeofCollector,n- influent of Mr. J. World erringbtho new mun» save onid tint mailing afion from 0M: m; Thoreau my map in! In ‘0 W all. Neil the head, byf ' 3;: the imphmonh \One of the wound! ' of blood from them, mu. m the first His brother, ANN: nations-half hourh L by his by no metal yd hurt by “N ”9°