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.0 &c. l ttorles, , ARIEL-Till'é. S'HJCITUR", kc. )lo-. B in at 6 per cent. 03m. ~~‘._. Lindsay, Uut. l’, 1". Blunt. :zr‘. in l. r: G. H. Bonus. l F, D .‘lOOlll‘Z. - ATTORNEY, t SOLICITR r; Public. Honey to Loan. “.71 H. Lindsay. I nrzsmz'ru s JACKSON. lyAilill‘Thilfi'. SOLICITORS, he. 0(- ) 3cm Wilizam street, Lindsay A. ll! . aka?“ A, Jscmx. H'I.I‘I.\I{Y &,t’)'l.l'i.\RY, ) A ltltl HTML“. .lTTlJIlNEYS-AT-LA W, ) S‘sii':it-rrs in (.‘hanc-rry, kc. Ofiice, ltulrzy lilurik. lit-at street, Lindsay. .tzirm'u Ulnar. llcoa O'Lssav. .‘l. SHEPPARD. PARRISTER, ATTORNEYk Conveyan- ) our. BICArthur’I Blot-k. Colhtirne street. Falls. Fruvlon taint-‘2 Money to lead on real )It'lN'l‘i’lll‘I & STI-IWXRT I).lltltl$l‘l~lil$, ATTOIth’I-ZYSAT-IAW. 7 .‘I .l.: “Iii-.- m‘vr Ontario Dank. Kent str~-et. my to Inn“ at it per cent. on real estate it-v“:r.'.i--~. I) .I. .\I'.'l~r\'rr.. Tuos Srswaar. W“. .‘lfl'llON SELL. lt.. (Latt- Krtt'lmtn .k )Ith-nrlell.) ' )_\l’.l:l>€’l‘l2ll. A'l'TUltNI-Zl’, SULICITOKI Ollice on t l Notary .ke Money to Loam Kent street. Lindsay, Unt. J. Ii. DICKSUN. Ii. .\ , PAlllilf‘fTI-I l. ATTORNEY- AT- LAW, ) Solicitor in Chancery, Conveyancer, Office. Doheny Block, Kent street, Lindsay, Money to lend at 8 per cent. ALEX. .\. MCDONALD. 'I‘TUItNH'f-ATâ€"LAW, Solicitor in Chan- ; awry, t'onveyancer, kc..kc. Strictat- ten’iou given to applications for Patents of Inn-ls from Crown Land's Department. lluuey to Loan on Mortgage Security on terms to suit borrowers. Office, Colhoruc street, l"t‘nelnn Falls. “JOHN A. BARRON, l).\llIlIS'l‘l'llt-AT-LAW, Lindsay. Office. ) on Kent Street, next door west of Keith's Agricultural and Implement Store. _, mun; - A. W. J. DEGRASSI. )I. D., ()llllNEIl, l’h_v=ician,Surgeon.kc, «kc. 7/ Residence, Ilrick Cottage, Wellington street, Lindsay. \\'.\t. Kl'llll’T. ill. 0., C. M., ‘tll.\I)I'.\TEnf .‘lcflill University, .\lnn I trrul, and Provincial Licentiate, Physi- uiun, tiurgmu and Obstetrician. Medical Ilo-t‘vrve to the Standard, Phoenix, Connecti- (tut )lutuul. and Equitable Insurance Com- pltlil-‘s‘. (lilies and residence, in the house 'lately ocrupied by Rev. Father Stnlford, at .tlle corner of Lindsay and llus streets, ,I.iud~'ay. Du. WI LSON, ll. l'NIl’EIlSITY of Trinity College. . . .\I. ll. University of Toronto. )lemh. (Vol. I‘hys. and Surg.. (Jot. Physician, Surgeon and Acrourher. Ollice,Colhorne s treet, l"ol.0lttn Falls. Ila J. II LOWE. )lll'SIlllAN .k SURGEON lit" l'rin'isiomtl County of IIaliburton. 31')“ ()IIII'!‘ and l’t‘illll'lfl‘t‘ in Mr Thomas .‘l.iri'~"s house, Francis Street East, Fenelon i“.lll~l. .____._.__â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€" savings: mm“ q .l.\ .‘lll ) .l. Smut-yon Commissioner in the Q. ll, ~ . l'ortvvvunt'er, kc. Residence, and ad- dress. Feat-Inn Falls. ' DICKSON, MISCELLaNEOUS. l' ll‘lifthIl DIVISION “HURT IN :3 'mr. canary or Vlcrmua. like tthtsitlitIgs of this Court will he held on ul'utlnerday. August Cllst, lfitll. GEO. L‘USXJXG IA“. Clerk .1 .\ )1 HS 1 PO“ Eli. ll‘lih‘SI'lD Auctioneer, Accmtutant and J tienrtul Commission Agent. l'ollect- lug avi'ullttlrl a specially. Utlire, Fenelon Falls, lint. S. JOHNSON. Ul'TIHNICI-lll. Village Property and ; r‘nrtn Sales a specialty. Notes, Ac- li‘ents .ke. collected. Ollie» and resident-e on llond strcrt, l’enelnu Falls. _._â€"â€"~ l‘uilnls. 6. maestro. 6. \t ()N M Y 'l‘O L E. "1) a: ti. Hi and 7 per cent. accurding to secu- rity. on lleul Estate mortgages. Apply to JOHN A. BARRON. Solicitor, Lindsay ' ....__...-..e,v.,. .4.“ .‘ n,._‘ .1. NEELAIDS, 1) I'IN'I‘IST. LINDSJX‘Y. l‘llt‘ of the firm will he at the .‘lt‘.\ltTlll'lt llot’srt, Fnsutos FALLS. nu. the third llomlay ol'raeh month. Teeth rxzmctrd by laughing gas without pain or .ejiri‘. or no charge will be made. wig“ tlrlire established in Lindsay nearly it'll-ea years. “$30,000 To mm“ with the privilege of paying otl' in full or i-tslaluleul‘ at any time Mortgages ‘~ Inglit. J. h. DIXON. M Barrister. .kc, i m)‘ titties Dohcny lllock. Kent street. Lindsay MONEY TO LOAN ‘l‘l Ikl‘ll Estate at Eight per cent. Private I"-l'l\l! interest payable at Lindsay. 531* i‘ Winnie“:le chargrd nor Deposit required. ll} itnrs in Chancery. kc” Lindsay-.2 lloe. l 3775-42 tclon full-5 ®a3¢ll¢ Coroner for ' J BRITTON, WATCHMAKER. .Illlllllll t llllllllll, t dealer in Clocks, All Kinds, 3) day, 8 day and 30 hour, Alarm strike,&c, Ausmcsx WATCHES, the Best and Cheapest, , SILVER AND GOLD CASES : in the newest styles and at lowest prices. l W Persons sending watches from a dis- . tancc for repairs, can have the amount of 5 work and price reported on for their consid- eration, and as I do the work myself, can depend on having it done satisfactorily. i Britton's Block. foot ochut 8L. Lindsay. NTABIO BARK. Capital - - - â€" - - $3,000,000. ’President . . . . . . . . . . . . Sir. W. P. Rowland. Vice-President . . . . . . . . C. S. Gzowski, Esq. General Manager . . . . . . . . . . D. Fisher, Esq. LINDSAY BRANCH. ,Drafts bought and sold on all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain. and general banking business transacted. lSuvlngs Department BE-OPIKID. l Interest allowed on deposits of five dol- , Inns and upwards. S. A. lchURTRY, Manager. Lindsay, Feb. l6th, I881. 50-t.f. Saturday, August 13th, 1881., President Garfield. On Monday last it. became necessary to perform a second operation on the President, in order to afford a fresh outlet for the pus, the flow of which through the old channel was partly ob- structed by the healing of the wound, which prevented the insertion of the drainage tube hitherto used. The Pres- idcnt bore the operation with great for- titude, and soon rallied from the effects of the ether; but, though there is little or no doubt of his ultimate recovery. Dr. Agnew is dissatisfied with his ap- pearance, and his weak digestive powers cause fears that his progress towards convalescence will be very slow. The London Lillll‘ef, a very high authority indeed. any; that the President will not be out of danger until the bullet is either extracted or encystedâ€"that is, until it is covered with the deposit which gradually forms over foreign bod- ies in the human system and renders them harmless. Titus enclosed, a bul- let in the body may be carried for any length of time without. the slightest in- convenience, as in thecnse of the late Mr. Wm. Jameson, who died in this village about three years ago, and from whom were taken, after death, a pistol hail that. was fired at. him during the rebellion of '37. and part. of a brace buckle that was driven into the wound. The Trent Vtillgr Canal. The Ottawa correspondent of the To- ronto Globe says that Mr. Rubidgc, the engineer in charge of the Murray Bay Canal and the Trent Valley Canal has returned to town with reports of the progress of the surveys, and gives an outline of the character of the latter work. which concludes as follows :â€" “ Three parties are now tanking ex- ploratory surveys and taking levels in order to find a practicable route for a Trout Valley Canal that. will utilise in the greatest. measure the natural advan- tages of this route. One of these par- tier-i has just, about completed the sur vey of the " Old Portage " between Likes Simcoe and Balsam. The second party. engaged between Petcrbnrnugh and Mad Lnkc have reached Nassau. The third party is working from Heel- i-y's l’alls to Chisholui's Rapids. They report the prospects for a practicable canal much better than was expected, wuur poo/u, etc, a considerable diver- gence from the mute then contemplated will be «necessary in order to obviate the necessity of paying large land and property damages. At. Campbellford and l’etcrbnrough the line originally clllllt'lllplnled has been occupied with milling c~tnblishmeots As the surveys cannot be completed this season, it is understood the engineers have been di. rooted to confine their future operations ot‘this year to the more difficult seo~ lliom. the reports upon which must. c- l mutually decide whether the works will 1 be prr-Ceuded with, and what. their char- zicu-r will be. The greatest engineer- ing difiieulties of the route are said to exist. in the neighbourhood ol Peterbor. ougll. and from Matshedock Bay to Lake Huron." Improve Your Stock. There are three great advantages a- bout farming which, in our opinion, more than compensate for all in draw- backs. The first of these is. that there is no IOCIl competition ; the second, that the land increase-s in value you by your, instead of depreciating like 3 man- ; ufncturer's machinery or a mechanic's itmls; and the third, that the surplus produce can always be sold for cash. Sometimes there is no surplus, which is on for all animals intended for food, as they are worth so much per pound, whether big-or little, if in condi- tion; but it is difl'creut with bones. the uudcruised being hard to get rid of. while for those of sixteen bands or up- wards there in: steady-demand. This week then won a buyerâ€"sham Chicago, in: heirâ€"iii) the village. and although his visit was advertised beforehand and several horses were brought in for his approval. only a solitary one was up to his requirements, and for that he paid the handsome sum of 8150. No doubt he could have got a good many for 8100 each. but they were not the kind he wanted, and he would not take them at any price. Of course there are a few good horses in this vicinity, but they are in the bands of men who need them and are not willing to sell them even at their full value, as they do not know where to replace them. The vast ma- jority of horses are what are called “ general purpose " animals, which is undersde to mean that they will do, in " a sort ofa kind of" a way, for any kind of work required of them; but. the animals for which there is a ready sale are those specially adapted to some par ticular service. As long as Canadian farmers were raising horses solely for their own use the kind they have did reasonably well, as they were able to work ordinary land and perform short journeys at a speed of five or six miles an hour; but. now that there is not only a foreign market for superior classes of animals, but buyers are scouring the country in search of them, it is time that. all should endeavor to reap a share of the profits to be derived from supply- ing the demand. Light. fast. horses are of but little use on a farm, and might be left to those who could make a spe- cialty of raising them ; but. fine large animals worth $300 or more the span, and that. would pay for their keep from the time they were broken in until sold, might just as easily be raised as the present uondescripts, which are “ Jacks- of-alltrudes and masters of none." m Condensdd News. -â€"-Cannington has long been in wnnt ofa lock-up, and the council has at. last decided to build one. â€"Sherifi Kempt is home again, much improved in health by his lengthy visit. to Preston Springs. â€"Aoother new engine for the Mid- land Railway arrived in- Port. Hope last. week. â€"Mr. E. Woods, of Lindsay, has the contract for furnishing 1.800 tin grain cups for the new elevator at. Midland. â€"Port Hope has letter boxes at. the corners oi streets remote from the post- oflice, land the poops: find them very convenient. â€"A farmer in the county of Peter- borough had to hand over 820 to pacify a neighbour whose cow he had wound- ed with an axe. ' â€"Millbrook loafers arc in the habit of “ glaring ” into the windows of night trains that stop at the station, and are threatened with pains and penalties if they do not desist. --Mr. W. H, sowdco, of llillbrook. has gone back to the Souris District. in the North-West Territory. Mr. A. E. Hetheriugton has just returned from Souris, and reports favourably of every- thing. -«Mrs. Wain, an English Catholic lady, arrived in Lindsay from Livcr‘ pool, a few days ago, with seventeen fricudless children. all of whom have found homes where they will, it. is to be hoped, meet with kind treatment. â€"The Midland Argosy says that large number of men could find em. ploymeut in Midland. Every job ol work now going on is short of bands, including the mills, some of which can- not work over time for want. of men. â€"Thc write for the West Pctcrbor. ough election were received by Sherifl' Hall on the 5th inst. The nominations take place on the 24th and the polling on the Slatâ€"that is if any one opposes Dr. Kincaid, which is not likely, as the leading Conservatives and Reformch have agreed to elect him. â€"'l'he township of Brock threatens the village of Canoiogtou with a law suit for the alleged illegal payment of some eighty or ninety dollars of school money to the treasurer of tho Canning- ton school board, said money having though owing to the settlement of the been collected from that portion of the 'couutry since 1837. the utlhzutton of village formerly belonging to S. S. No. 8, Brock. #â€" Dsn’rtsrnv.â€".\lr. Neeluuds, dentist, will arrive by early train at. the McAr- thur House on Monday next, the 15th iost., and will remain for one day only. INfiUnaNCE.â€"Tllo London Mutual is the successful pioneer of cheap insur- ance on farm property and private resi- dences. Sec Mr. S. Corueil's adver- tisement in another column. Pausuv'rsaun S. S. EXCURSION.â€" The annual excursion and picnic of the Presbyterian Sabbath School of Feuolon Falls will take place on Tuesday next, the 16th inst. One of Capt. Bottum's boats will leave for Bobcaygeon at 8 a. m. and will return before sundown. the Presbyterian school free ; other chil- dren 25 cents. A Hssvv Snowsu.â€"There was a splendid rain on Saturday last, just. in time to prevent well:- from going dry, garden stuff from pcrishing, and house- wives from being reluctantly compelled to use hard water for washing purposes. Of course it is impossible to please everybody, and the rain came at an in- convenient period for some of our farm- ing friends; but it was much wanted, and did ugrcat deal more good than harm. AN lurmvma‘r.â€"-Meura. Jarvis Fare for adults 50 cents; children of some of the best vocal and instrumental performers in Canada have been engag- ed for' the mansion". Tickets, 25 cents cach,.cun be purchased at Mr. John Hogan’s and Mr. E. Fitazenld's dru: stores, and a truiu will be run from the Falls if any considerable num- ber of tickets are sold. Gammonâ€"M r. Quiball,‘ one of our village cartcrs, has a new wagon. and it is perfectly gorgeous, being so brilli not with red paint that it fairly makes one wink to look at it. Mr: Quiball says the. old waggou. which was a good one in its day. was getting .son weak to carry the heavy loads his ooasienoc im- pelled him to pile upon it, and so, in order to preserve his peace of mind, he applied to M r. Saudford, who turned him out. a first rate article, with all the latest improvements, calculated to give lusting satisfaction to the owner and make the gsllant grey feel proud of his attachment to it. Runawav.â€"-Last Monday morning, about 9 o‘clock, a mare with harness on and parts of two shafts dragging at her heels suddenly came from Bond street on to Colborne street. and galloped a long in a meandering and undecided manner, as if she didn't know.where to so, and was caught and stopped withâ€" out much difficulty opposite Mr. Mun- oiog's store. The animal belonged to Mr. Joseph Pogue, of Verulum, two of whose childrenâ€"a boy about nine years of age and a. girl three or louryears olderâ€"were driving to the Falls. with some eggs, and on Bond street hostili- ties commched between the boy and the mare in consequence of the former striking the latter a sudden blow with the whip. The first. kick given by the indignant. quadruped broke one of the shafts and the other soon after snapped in consequence of the buggy slewing around, and the mare then ran away as above stated. The boy, getting frightened, jumped to the ground, and in so doing was slightly hurt by one of the wheels, which struck his back ; but the girl kept her seat until the bugg' ran against the sidewalk, when she quietly stepped out. and was followed by the eggs, which of course were smashed by the fall. .-â€"-m_ -._.._ The Dynamite Army. CHICAGO, Aug. 5.â€"The secret con- claveof Irishman continued in session toâ€"day, and ndditio‘unl facts leaked out concerning the objects. There are pres ent :â€"Johu Warren, of Lowell, Muss ; Thomas Quinn, of Peoria (codabourer of Crowc) ; George West, of Providence (lawyer, and secrectary of the branch Land League); Rev. Father Beals, St. Louis; George Cunningham, New Ha- ven; and many other well-known agi- tutors. It. transpires that these men are the dynamite crowd; that. their dc- liberatious are not as to whether dyna- mite shall be used against. England. but as to the most feasible way of using it. In the discussion no doubt was ex- pressed of there being plenty of Irish- meu who would accept the pussibility or even certainty of death by it. that. they might. do great and serious damage to England. Plans were elaborated, it is said, by which dynamite was to be fur- nished and used on vessels and in cities They couritleretl the question how to get butter uiuuul'actories ol infernal ma- chines iu the United States and France. Their financial Condition was reported sound. The treasury contains nearly $100,000 for a skirmishng fund, and a committee has been appointed to pro- vide for the future and levy a tax to raise more. A delegation of the city priests waited on the members of the concluvu to-duy. and begged them with solemn udjuratinns and impressive ur- guments to dc~ist lrmn their plots and adjourn at once. They refused to lis- ten to such argument and advice, say- ing they came here for business, and were determined to accomplish their purpose. The meeting will probably terminate toâ€"nmrrow. TROY, N. Y., Aug. 6.â€"â€"Willium Keo- nedy, inventor, 'of this city. it is report- ed, invented the sinking apparatus for the Fenian rntu which was found in New York bay. Kennedy says the ram Was a miniature model, with a defect. which can be remedied by an invention known only to one man. The larger vessel will carry forty men, can be provisioned for six months, can run seven miles an hour, stay a thousand feet under water for four hours, and after ten minutes' res- pite on the water can go down again for four hours more. The project was con- oonceived three years ago. Kennedy was born in Ireland, has nineteen med- als and twenty-one diplomas for scale making, an_d is an enthusiastic Fenian. LONDON, Aug. 7.â€"â€")luch uneasiness is felt. throughout England on account of the belief that infernal machines have been extensively smuggled through several ports, and are probably now in the hands of men who know how to use them. A close watch is being kept. on all Government ofices and public build- ings. One story is that'thc Duke of Ed- inburgh as well as the Prince of Wales has been marked out for destruction. and another, that clock-work machines have been secreted in Westminster Ab boy. Important Usual Scheme. .BALTIMORE TO BE DIRECTLY CONNECT- ED WITH THE ATLANTIC OCEAN. BALTDIOBS. Aug. 5.â€"The early construction of the ship canal connect.- ing Chesapeake Bay with Delaware Bay. shortening the distance to the o. ceao from this port by 225 miles. is now assured. The Swalras route has by Mr. White. and the separation of been selected, requiring only a cut of An Invulnaruble' Some very interesting experiments have been lately carried out in Leipsic with a cuiunâ€"madc of: newly invent- ed preparation of'r'teel. The ,mfal of the cuirasu is only about 350th: of an inch thick, and is lined inside with a thin layer of wool. The cuinss itself is fourteen inches wide and ten inches high (being intended to protect only the heart and lungs), and weighs two and a quarter pounds. Eleven sounds were fired at it at a distance of 1'25 yards from a Martini breechdoading rifle ; and of eight bullets which strwck the cuirass only two pierced the metal, while even these were completely fist- tened and remained in the woollen lin- inz; so that a man wearing the «aims: would have been uninjured. An Ocean Steamer for Lake Su- parlor. One. sign of the great increase in the shipping business of Lake Superior is to be seen in the fact that a large ocean steamer is at. present passing through the canal on her way up to the lake. The steamship Cumpunt'u has already passed the new lock gates, but her length is too great for the upper locks. and it has accordingly been decided to cut her in two pieces and take them up one at. n time. The work of dividing the water tank has already been begun the engine ball into two parts will soon be in progress. The contract for the latter has not been placed, but whoever obtains it will also have the work oI putting the Uampaniu together. Claim for Damages. MONTREAL. Aug. 7.â€"Dntne Alexan- driue Filiatruult, through her counsel, Messrs. Archambault ill. David, has tak- en an action in the Superior Court. a- gainst Messrs. A. \V. Ogilvie and W. W. Ogilvie, claiming 810,000 damages as the price of her husband's life. Her husband, Mugloire Saariol, carter, was. in the employ of the -0:ilvle, and was killed in their mill 0o Februa- ry 28th last. by the falling of a heavy beam through the fn--t, the plaintiff al- leges, of the rope and chain holding it not. being sufficiently strong. Sauriol at his death was 46 years of age, and his widow was lull. in poverty with elev- en children. Kangaroo Soup. Anyone in London desiring to indulge. in a basin of kangaroo-tail mop cm do so much more readily than if he \vere living in any of the great Autipodeau towns. Several of the Colonial meat companies have made the tail oI [Ilt' kangaroo an article of export for conâ€" sumers in England. and a small outlay will place a Londoner in possession ufa luxury‘of Australia which the colonists there can generally obtain only after a hard day's work on horseback. As a matter of fact it is the rarest thing pris- siblc to see a kangaroo hanging in a Colonial butcher‘s shop; and kangaroo tail soup is a rare item on the hill-ol- fure ot'u lltlbourue or Sydney dining- room. The soup is a thing which, if once tasted. is to be lorever remember ed. Prepared as it ought to he, with a due admixture ol white wine and the yokes of hard-boiled eggs. it is richer than that. made by the hare or grouse. with a peculiar and indescribable flaVor. But exc-pt the liver and digestion be sound. it is not. to be partakeu of with impunity. No pen could dojustice to its appetite-inspiring aroma audits gas- trooouiically quite " too utter " savour. 0 Manitoba. CANADA PACIFIC PROSPECTS. W INNIPEO, Aug. 5.â€"Additional par- ticulars to those already telegraphed have been learned respecting the busiâ€" m-ss transacted by the Canada Pacific Railway Directors at their meeting held here this week. Besides the other works spoken of in a previous dcspatch, the coustru--tiou of a line from Winni peg to Portage la Prairie in a direct. course for the west junction with the existing main line at the latter place was determined upon and ordered to be proceeded with immediately. The prices at which lands are to be sold also occupied the directors’ attention. Ac- tual settlement will be. encouraged by selling at $2 50 per acre. with 50 per cent. rebate on all land brought under cultivation within three years. A high- er pricc will bu charged non-settlers, to discourage land sharks and I'llpecula- tors. Elevators are to be erected at all important points along the Company's line, for which grounds will be. leased at nominal rates to parties building them. Land Commissioners McTavish and his assistant C. F. Kindred are or ganizing the land department of the road. It will be open this month, and sales of land conunenccd. .â€" The Game Law. The new game law passed by the On- tario Legislature at its last session is as follows :â€"-None of the animals or birds hereinafter mentioned shall be hunted. taken or killed within the period here- after limited. I.â€"-De.-:r. elk. mouse. reindeer or caribou. bvtwe-n the l4th day of December and th.: list day ol October. 2 â€"~Crnusc. pheasants. prai- rie fowl. or partridge. betwm-n the lst day of January and the l-t. day of Sip bomber. 3.-â€"â€"Wild turkey or quail, be tween the 1st day of January and thi- lat. day of October. 4â€"Wnodcock, be- tween thc lst day of January and the - The crop in Russia” Fell on the heated soil running __ slight hollows in which the ‘ massacre or A suaan was.“ usn- standing and scalding the trees to- vasr in run exam sun scorn. death. Many instances of this are re» __ corded. and it is even S1It}lhlk a farmer on these sandy pliins had a number ct“ ducks studded in death by swimming in one ol the temporary pools which gull-- sued after a- thunder shower." WASSI‘NGTON.‘ Aug. Slâ€"quiuistor Foster writes to the Department that the Katrina wheat crop is likely to be one of she largest ever raised in the em. pire, and that the export promises to be much greater thur usual. It is stated that in the districts tributary to Odessa I the yield will liker be so large that farmers think they could dispense with a harvest for tour years to come; Ad- Tsylor Island Dogs?» The colony of dogs on Twyloa’s- Its-- land. Niagara Falls. has been' lattcly in~- creased to four. and the interest in their fate has not by any means abated, Various schemes for Ilieir'rcscue have been put inoperatiqu but so lar with“ out success. For some days past the Volvo» family have been stopping at the Clifton House, and Fred Vokos has sworn a solemn vow to obtain one of tho animals. In accordance with the New he had a peculiar shaped’ box construct- ed with lids at each side; the whole to be worked with cards from the' top or the clifl. Yesterday he made the tint: trial of the apparatus in the prescuoo‘ of quite a crowd ol spectators. Thu' box was worked by a man engaged for‘ thc ocmriou, while Mr. Vokes took up a position on the bridge and insuod his orders. The apparatus was pleutifully baited with beef and beef lumen, and it- Was carefully lowered over the cliff; l Reaching the rock below. the lids were‘ let. down, and the spectators brmrthlesv ly watched events. A rush was mado' lor the bet-f. bus the bull do; showed himself mister of the nitration, and: fought off the other animals as they ap- proached it. He then inserted his bodv‘ into one side. and was looking tr goodl square meal. when the signal was given! to hoist. Raising the apparatus a four feet froth the grnuud it was discovrredi tlurt. the box was too suntll, and flu.“ (Llllllld Wit“ 'hzrafiu and half out. U I-‘ dcr these circumstances it was feared that he might fad and get killed. so tliu‘ signal WM given to lower. The do: their extrimtetl himself, Mid the box- wts drawn up empty. Am emotion-â€" that show -d that. about four pounds of beef had disup cared, proving that. the: bull pu-p' had not lost his appetite by his long couliueuicut. A larger bt-S I, will he made. and the alwmpt will bo' reucwetI‘. Mr Vokes is bound to gull ‘oue of the dogs, il it Likesall season-tut get. him. views from Togaurog and the Caucasus show the promise of a camp equal to thrust 1874. one. of the. largest ever known in Russia, and advicw from Moscow wfirm that the harvest in Southern Russia will be the largest. for twenty years. The harvest in Central Russia, while not so enormous, will yield a splendid cropol'esccllent quali- ty. From Moscow, which is the great commercial centre of Russia, it. is re. ported thnt all branches of business are beginning to revive and flourish alter long years of depression. solely on nc~ count of the pros s ol an abundant harvest. It. will not be without practi- cal political influence ulso, for much of the discontent iu the interior has re- sulted from the hard times and short crops. Ireland’s Laud System. JOHN BRle IN DEFENCE OI" THE KILL. LONDON, Aug. 6.â€"-â€"The Pull Mull Gazelle says :â€"The Land Bill as it re- turns from the House of Lord!“ is mur- red and impaired. It is absolutely es- ~ scntial for the sake of England and Ire. land, and Liberals and (kiiiscrvativcs must see that. the measure which the ‘ Government will be called upon to car- ry out should be the measure they hurt- recommendcd. and not a scheme by men who disapprove of the very princi- ples on which it rests. LONDON. All: 7.â€"It is stated that the unl'lllillllcllfn in the House of Lords to the Land Bill formed the principal subject of yesterday's Cabinet'Couucil With one or two minor excuptious it was detenuined to offer them uucuuâ€" promising resistance. It wars also de- cided to bring in a Parliamentary Oaths Bill early next. session. John Bright. in his speech at‘ the Lord Mayor's bluquet last evening, said he had adVocate-l chuugesia tllt' Irish land system fiir thirty years. Ili- had studied the su'joct. and felt u~ strongly upou It hoover laid otr any I political question. He believed the _ . [mud Bi“ was M ‘2er "ml ,mblc ,, will initiate ol'uu insane asylum, died on. itieasure as it was [maedblc for l’uriia- ‘Fl‘l‘li".“- meat. to pass. He did nobilmibt that, .‘ll‘s'. Abraham Lincoln, who was sup-- whatever was the passing pas~iou ol'tlu- lm‘ml- W lit: llyilu, Is iucnvl-riug in a Irish people, the time. would apecdi.y ' marvellous manner. She is aide to take- came When the,- "mud rcco-lniz: u“. drives and is rapidly gaining strungtlw . endeaviiur of the Government to do A young lady of Uhatiuim. N. B' . them right and ju<ticc. .‘lr. Bright iu- frightened. by a mouw that. Ian “crust; nnred the. amendments of the Home of -the flour; broke a [Wt'tlll' dollar mirror Lords, and spoke of the Bill as almost in trying to escape hy’climbing upon- rcady to receive the It nyal assent. the bureau. I The News 3411):) a clergyman of Kiltg.. stun will pl":)<rt~ulu Illreu Ihirriustrci-c saloon keepers. at the installer: of a lady citizen, lor m-lltng lltl'llll‘ to her hail- buu I, after having hut-u watluul not to ill) 5”. l h. .. .. .-.â€"»â€"â€"..~â€"»â€"â€" A new palitzu i~ to bo built for- tht‘f ‘ Mikado of Japan. It- will. he entirely ol'wootl. and Win cost nearly $0,lllllllllllll-.. Orville G-ru It. brother" of the tx-- President, who has llt'tfll for some tiulu‘ __ _.__.-._. ._..._.. Thoroughbred Stock for Canada. The Liverpool (Eng) Correspondent of the (flu/u: says :â€" “ A number of vrry line slump have been exported to (Inna-la during the past week by Mr. Spencer. of O iturio. Messrs. Jackson, Miller, and some twen- ty or thirty others are also at. present in this country making purchases for ship- meat to the Dominion. .\lr. S'mou Beattic has recuivcd an extensive order for the New Brunswick Government. which I understand is to b: despzuehed direct from Liverpool in the course of a few weeks. comprising shorthorus, sheep, horses and pigs. Mr. Beanie. who is going forward himselfin order to be present at your Provincial Show. will take outwith him the horse Lord Harry, the highest. priced stallion ever shipped to the Dominion. for which 800 gultlvlts was paid, and five very valuable mares of the same Clydesdale breed. As a class. consisting of this stallion and live mares. it. is expected they will form the finest. consignment ever shipped from Great Britain. Messrs. Douglas & Ilen- dric. of Toronto, have just landed their last shipment of carriage horses from Catmdu‘for this season, and they will shortly return with ten or twelve agri- cultural stallions. The demand for ag- ricultural sires for the Dominion and the United States was. it appears, nevi-r no good as at the present time; but great difficulty is experienced in oh- tainiug suitable stock. Breeders. note the fact. that the Custodians are Illltttll more particular now titan formerly. and are paying enhanced prions 'l'his demand is, no doubt, altributahl: in a marked degree to the annually increas- ing trade from the Dominion to the United States." .‘liss Rye, at .\'iu_~ar:t is wanting up dopziuui homes for three little l‘luglialt chihlrelr-~two baby girls of about tww years and one little boy of three, and will bsgratt-l‘ul to friends cot'lesnuudiug. with her on this subject. 0:: the Toronto and Nipissiug tltc St‘lllllll platforms are being altered tw make room lur the third mil. Thu- swamp north of Uxhritlge is being Iillc-I' in, and the bridges ueiu' Uniouvillc aroi being widened and straightened. Inspector Ilcuttv has convicted ac\'u'-- ml persons in Port Colborue'of using: illegal scales. One man had a " spring. balance " which is said to have been he use for the past twenty years, to tho; great. disadvantage of his ousttuncra. Dyspepsia can readin he cured by taking according to directions Dr. Canon's Sm"... itch and (,‘oustipatiou llittrrs. They greatly uid the digestiw- powers and tone the whole system. In large 8 oz. bottles at 50 cents. For 9 llt‘ by John Nugent, special Age,“ f,"- Fauelou Falls. The Pope exp-eta to die soon. In anticipation ol'tttu event, he has lately made a hill disposing of his privatu property. and has prepared two testi- meuts as I’outitT one of which it is ho lleved will be of Horne political import- uni-n. For all Liver and Kidney complaints and an~ctious of the Stomach and "0th! ate the gr--at Dyspepsia renwly, Dr. Carson's Stomach and Constipation llitters. In large 8 oz. bottles containing 70 teaspoonful do. ses at so cents a bottle. John Nugeat, spe- cial agent for Vent-Ion Falls. They have :i mania in Nova Scotin for digging out old trolls, under the im- prc~slou that they were made the recep- tuclul-l oi the superfluous wealth of tho old k‘ruutzll denizens of that country. So for tho labour lthH been particularly unprofitable. - A Hot Place to Live. One of the peripntctic correspondents of the Globe, writing about. the fruit re ginn at Griiusby. says :â€" “ At the back of the peach Orchard and at the base of the mountain is one of Mr. Kitchvn'a vineyards. The vines, which are yet young, have not been put upon lrelliscs, but lie upon the ground. Ou rail-lug one ol the vines the under surface is found to be hnugiug thickly with clusters ten or twelve inches long. The soil is sandy loam. and in the, pp. culinr situation of Giiuidiy bi-comus in- tensely heated. The prevalent word of Ontario is from the west but here the mountain intern-um to prevent it rt ach- ing the lake shore plain. The lake breeze wo. blowingi ard during the day time from the cool WIIIFI‘ to the heated land. tends to neatralisc the west wind. There is no better family medicine than Dr Larson's Stomach and Constipation Itit- tors. Thu-y are taken ulike by both old and young. . 'l'ht-r invigorate the system. They should Invariahly be used instead of show little well known nauseous purgativrs call- ed pills. In large 8 02, bottles at 50 Cents. J. .Nugcut, special agent for Pent-Ion I’llll- A priwuo-r who was lodged in tho can! at St John, N. 8.. on an execu- tion for «Iv-ht. had with him at. the limo a fl.t-k ol \th-ky. which the turnkey took lrom llltlt a mi «Ii-ntruyml. On his release lllt' ow wr of the whiukv sued the turnkey l--r il- value, but. the ver- dict wan against him. DI .1 R IC 161‘ R. I'IPOR'I‘H PENELON FALLS MARKETS. ? - , . ' , ' o and, me Sagufr“ (3mm ucutly a dead calm ne- “WM”! Wt.“ ‘fl‘ll- AN”! H i ""3 "Mimi" “d n '5 “in” u & McDonzall, dry a men and web wli’tllieiht: Brckbidl Creek. The 19‘ d"! “f Air-“1“- 5iâ€"3nlp‘3. 56"“!!! rails at Grim-(by much at the iium, land 1 ,â€"â€" 3- D- 0393- l “we” 5“ ‘0 add u‘“ "ham-fl ‘3 m- !” chant tailors or this villa--c have puta - “d r ' 33 000 000 1; i2, the In day of Janum‘ and the 15d! throush the rtaglluted air the sun [mung P°"""" “W. Friday, August nu», last. our other. McDowell's Block, Kcat l disposed of II" fetch much lower prices h d 'w w in (“3&6 b Tum “mm a: '3 l 2,, ‘ d i day of August. 5.-â€"W.1tcr fowl known nt‘cl’ the. mottutatn down upon the sandy WM“. In”. per bushel - -$» on a on street, Lindsay. ‘thau could in obtained for other WO- ‘0 some In D g . h, r mud 1h“ t' e cu!“ " ope!“ ,n ‘3 mflhrd greyduck buck duck "Md r." hit m mum“ “ m b u ‘. Wheat. spring, is _ . i o ,5 ' l” """“"“""""‘ l duo: of the am kind. but, or “print art or Po“ _H°P°) °._'¢r we". . “p mu.“ b'o yun- The (I‘n‘l 00min", VI" ' d k b” ' , d I P 4' I ' e ""85 Ilnrlry, per “J‘hel . , _ 00 5‘) J03 Pfllfl'fIflfl. “my,” nu, could h". bun “Md " It greatly improves the appearance of 3,,“ 34,000,000 worth of bonds, all of 0" summer “‘3 c "'0": “er l I) almust unbearable. Among the peach 0m, -: u . . . . 3., 3;, "W" *‘MJ05 P'Wll'l neutron-cold i very: blight advanocon the host. That ‘1" “0'9: “'d ll 0W“ hen“ “no ' which has been subscribed for it} Paris. "r '63"? 3‘"! "‘9 15m ‘5 0 A“““;- "few "'3 W‘PPe";"-}'° “"1"- ”m'fi’m“ an": ‘H - - - - {.5 'I 60 Mo‘from errors. and at sensual-le prices: i mi, ,0" of “Dayna, i. “pui‘md by verandab, as it not only shelters the Ind 34.000300 or stock. of 'hyc-h 5-3., 7.â€"- therl asks. awa‘qa and lease“ rise to over till _ in Ille-llliltlt‘,‘llld up pith," u : Z â€" - 0t: 2?. send it to the rem). Falls Gum: amt-c. ohm“,th of 0,", fume“ In", "mug goods in the .wtudnws from the rays of 000.000 hfle been “km in p‘m' "d hweanhe‘ at .1, "8f . an: lb: l ‘ the. dnypt' ray-vim t: _.\lr. Kitchen-ti “Hum P'" "L, _ _ _ : '5 ““w'm “"r'wâ€" their "II-PI“. ‘uimglg no age '1“ ; l “In. bu‘ m gloom, '“q’fl an be $2,000.00“ ‘re Ne. Yo'k ,t’ i - auguP‘M gray {l'sen "four" I" ‘1‘.er I" the “'3'”: I.“ Drclggd “UK.” per u)” "a ' m) on “Titling: gsfe::dur‘ti)c‘:'esii i: i and vet the great majority Of then re- nufd “I! b, “’5‘” “T “n” I" "d" ‘0 italiats. The contract for the work will lrcsc "‘ a " “c w l ‘° 5‘ ‘1 “‘3 "Hue. ‘ dew“ "r he“ 'l‘lcl' I” l 588‘. P" 'luu". ' - - - on m trinketâ€"Slashers mannfacturvcfto b4.- ueu fuse’ttt profit by experience, and persist I“ “3*” "no u“ ‘hop' be let immediately. The charter ofthc ° Ii"em ‘5 not '9'; IIWOUIIDOH- One of the causâ€" gay. per, ton, . - - - . q 04, u, 1 on at Robson c Rtihsuu-stlaml’un Lake Four:- in "him. ,fl'ub, of .u kind. up“ , Gusto Conantâ€"A gnad'oooccrt Company fixes the maximum charge at . ca ofmgzury or death to the peach tree Algal? garmpeeqhutlwl, p) 33 1 1;): dis; hurls»: Falls; Thole-dint I‘m"! '|,ich i, i", doubuu; “mum. a", “up. t In .id uf m. 45¢}. Barnum. Bud will 30 mm per too for vessels. The'canal V A resident‘ol Queen street hu’a cat to the . lag-rs district is the hut Mr. cflml'lg'ul In may," ' . . w m- 5'“ ul shits \ictuyzb pill tin-13:0 um: ml": 3", pmfi, “my, mmmoniuo, sun! be given in the Opera House, Lindsay, will be 120 tact wide, wph a uniform and'kttteus anda hen hatching chickens Ball. of Holmehurst. Inst a few doz'ep Cum”; p" bub”, . _ . M ,5 mm." W“ :4! 0:" m. i thine is no dificulty in finding purchas- l On Wednesday out. the 17th inst , and " depth of26 feet. all In one nest. ’ trees on one oocufbn by the mm which ~ Beets, .. .. . _ . m, 2,,