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| I Honor Roll. Report Minesing Public. School for the month of August : Q_ 'l'\:..2._2 _ _ 11'!` `I1 I -I -r Drowned a.t'Burk s 33118.. 9"- A , V { um mans Anmvms! w v v m u - v an uvtlll HUI. U: - They then crossed over, it is supposed, to Barr's wagon faotory,and got through a. window into the oice. They were j unable to open the safe, so had to con- i tent themselves with a. cheap revolver. This was the extent` of Mr. Bsrr s loss. Two suspicious looking fellows, one of whom said he came trom Orillia, had been lurking around the previous day ` on the pretence of wanting to purchase some lumber. . It is thought that they are the guilty parties. We have ul-chased and reopened the Barrie Steam Laun ry. 34 Bayeld street. with the latest modern` a lianees for all classes of work. PAT- RON]! A _lIOIl[E IN DUSTIIY, and have our I-i callat out-_ door. hl BOIAla (IBDEBS D V83`!!! THE SAME DAY. . 5 i`he Muekoka. summer service on the G. I T. R. has been discontinued. The Muekoka Express north was cancelled on Saturday, and the same train south was cancelled on Mondag; " A N When Mr. Gallie, of Messrs. Rodgers dz Gallie, Ball s factorv, went down to work early Thursday morning last, he was surprised to nd that burglars had visited the premises during the night. They` had entered by raising a rear window, and by matches found littered` along the oor were traced to the ofce. Here they broke a large pane to the left of the oice door, and got inside. They opened 'the safe and taking a small cash box cut it open, and took out the contents, $12. They ransacked every , drawer, but nding no more valuables, i took -their departure. `Inn-u A-A--A-I ---~- " . - stem Lnummvl -P9.-"!'.3_'!.8.S8~Bro (succsssofs TO B. s. LA`L-LY.) -r Burelars Took {Twelve Dollars. BA_F'x R|E `I V `No but Sol-1:. Sound. Genuine Vi`: _. taught in th.|' Cow, - rm branches. Bus1n9' .- ,; {.IU8HROVi s Bns1NEss7:EiiE- A I .c0l.l- Couman STRBBT AND SPADINA A`-""'"' $'L\JII The 'i%ev. H. C. Dixon, who has recently been licensed bv the Bishop of Toronto to ` act as Missioner, will, D.V., conduct Ia. mission at St. George's church. and will begin the mission by a Harvest Thanksgiv- ing service and sermon on Sunday, Sept 26. at 11 a..m. The sermon in the evening will, like all the addresses to be delivered by Mr. Dixon throughout the week and the follow- ing Sunday. be of an evangelistic character. iqlh nnnnlz I-Mia` An tkinnnn anus uunun Lo.-11 xn'.o1;:T;.`ifci335`[1Zu?'e1i`?;{;`f.I.; on 1\Iu1casttii' `tr . . . bsgan d::v.:?u`g:I a good su as gwner is anxious to dispose of l11f65r:l: _Pa,. . an ' _ F u cuhn 'pytlwytw1_ll be sold cheap or m 0 ' missus. LENNOX, BOYS`& BR ' Solicitors. &c., Ba_p'i- `I.-I.; ~ - - u h E3}! 102; 5:33.35 L`:::::m*::e` $23.: ::; Ear"? ms:':u`a:;`:.`*,:.:`.:.`::,'::L:`,:::?ss.ii3s,!:h is 9- I frame house and outbuildings. l t .....L 2. '2..?,``t.`:`.3E. S`; man n Mu1C35` ' The only place in the Province f>f_0rgi(: authorized by Dr. Keeley to 8-L11l1ll'1S.t`:.0Ds remedies for Inebriew and Drua `]d?~l'jlM3 Write for literature giving fu11P` of treatment. ' Aoonzss Tm -: KEELEY msmmg. vnwmt TOWN Pnuiits FOR SALE. 'CAREFlJl HANDLING July to, 1897. of Ont3Fi nthm-i-ma 1... n- L ....I.... .- ...1...:..:arpr bl! 5:45 -quuuwy. uc UL mu uvaugulluv Ullll.'l&U5Ul`o Some sneak thief or thieves are verv hard up for lumber in this vicinity. Recently some ve braces which support the rafters in the Presbyterian church driving shed were taken from their places and three of them carried away, the others to be called for later, but they must have smelt a rat, and therefore forgot to call. Who; ever thought that there was a person or persons in our midst who would be guilty of such a dastardly trick? The authorities are on the look out for such_ people. nu Qnl-nrtinu nnnrrnnn hknu -.3-an t\ n`:uA`v S. W. DAVIS. Of tableware is the exception rather than the rule. If you would ha? Y0 china. closet always look well, bU)f )'`" china from us We cannot msure against breakage, but we wnll guarantee to give you the "best that can he had at any price. The best does not break 8 easily as the other kind. COMPANY BF ONTARIO, (LnuTn)~ 582 Sherhnurne-St. the 53. :.'.`.t-.2.` 1et:.e':*_`>::-'.%:3: ":2 am 24'Duhlop-St.. Barrie. -J.,J. MUSGROVE. uvuvvvuu \JI.uun uuu L DI.Ul'U|Il`Uo Mr. James Gilchrist, foreman carpenter on the G.'1`.R.. moved his family from Hamil- ton to the 6th ward on Saturday. and is oo- cupying his own residence that he left years ago mun `.'III:`I:\`!n -.un.uu.p._ _....--3-- --- LL; 1` vuv auvn Uuv IUI. uuuu yuuluu. On Saturday morning about nine o'clock as the G. T.R carpenterswere doing some re- pairing to the elevator at Midland, Mr. homas Campbell, ot this place, met with a very painful accident The men were rais- ing a stick of heavy timber 16 feet 2: 8x12, and when nearly up got out of their control and began to bear down on Mr. Campbell, who had one end of it on his shoulder. "In his attempt to get out of the way he fell on the oor. the heavv timber falling across his All over the store it is the `same-; lower prices than yoil would ` `expect, _ Goods are all new and qualities such as you can depend on. (Step andi see ("for vyoutjself, no head to buy.` Trunks and Valises---.Wo o a_rry La qoxinplete ,'o_asnoz _il:1t.xoxt`ond prices merit___spooiq1 oemphahis. .l_1om; . . `. uvyvvlsluul alah null Avenue A large number of our citizens took in the excursion to Orillia. on Monday per steamer Islav, to witness the lacrosse match between Orillia and Petorboro. \,q_ -r______nn-1___:_L 1__._,.,,,, --j-- ---:2 puj CWSTTIII WE are now unpacking large shipments of New Fall Shoes direct from J. & T. Bell, Geo`. T. Slater and Son and other well known and reliable me.kers,~ and are now ready with 9. `superb stock of the finest `and newest_styles,_ superior qualities and the easiest tting shapes-_-bought at ready cash `prices. Selling as we buy, we are able to make prices decidedly in your fa.vo'r., V For instance: ' ' ' ' V` uvauc an J.ULUulaU uu OIIUI-lflldy uvculug. Mr. R. Brunton and Miss L. Wice have been elected delegates to the Epwortb League convention to be held in Elmvale on September 21st and 22nd. A `arena nuuunknu .-.3 lnun- 4252-....- 4.--`- 2.- sum-uuuu uu ucl. HUIIIU uu l.l.'l1lalUl.'ll. Miss C. McMillan. who has been visiting her brother, Wm. McMillan. returned to her home in Toronto on Saturday evening. Mr- R.. Rrllntnn and Min: T. Winn Inn..- vvuau: untull auu EWUUU P6045. Miss Laura King returned home last week from a. visit with friends in Lefro_v, De Grasai Point and Belle Ewart. . non D HAT-ul.u.L 3..1\:II...I L- ....-..I_ _L uuwuu UIIIIIUII uu uuu JIJUII llillu Mrs J. Johnson, who has been on an ex- tended visit with Mrs J ames Pirie, sr.. has returned to her home in Stratford. 1u.-....n `|A..Il:n-_ ___1_- I_,_ L, - -- uuwnn. ;. uauv auu ucuu mwual D. ` Rev. W. R. McIntosh is `billed to speak at 0. tea. meeting at the Ease. townline Presby- terian church on the 13th inst. `M-.. 1' 1'..I...--_ _.l-- n.-- L--- -., , VIDII VVIIIII LIIVIIKID CIVIC. Mrs Joseph Bebb has the thanks of vour correspondent for a. handsome bouquet of ` white asters and sweet peas. `Han Tmnrn 'k'nn v-nl-nu-nml lnnwm Inna. .......l. Barrie s Finest Shoe Stor J. U5 U5! UUO Holy Communion was dispensed in St. George : churchlofter the morning service last Sunday. Kline MIIIII] 1a"n:..1..~..... -noun-.-J I... L-.. I._...- VVVVR1 Mrs P. J. McKa.y and famv have moved from their summer residence at Tollendal to Toronto. `I'I_I_- fi_..__..,,, 9 , II n . 4-... ICIDV L7 HUD, I Miss Maud Fairburn returned to her home in Belleville on Saturday after a..two months visit: with friends here. Ml`... T.........L D..l.L L-.. ;L_ u.__,|__ .2 _, uv Lvlvuvu uu vv Uuuuuuuy Ul. IMHII WEEK. Mrs. A. McNabb, who is visiting her motner here. was in Toronto a. few dave last wee . . "1 1`}'s. Anderson. of Gmvenhurst, wo.sVviait- in her son`, Mr. Thomas Anderson, this week. II_._ `I\ T If T,` I 0 II n - J.VlVIJlvU uu uni utuy uvuu . Miss M. Tiokell left on lggturday evening for Toronto on a..month a visit. M. 111.... u.-.u-_...... L-.. L--- -_2-,2L2-A ~- I-!- aw. .L-uuuuu uu uuluuul B VLIW. I Mr. Wm. McMormn ha: been visiting his ` an at Ann 434.3...-_.. -_- n._I-l_.. 1 parents in Pair! Sdund for a. week. A `QUIYA IIIIIMI vuuv wavy ILIUUUB Ill .l.Ul'Ull[U. Ir. and Mrs. George Lawrence went to Toronto on Saturday evening. T Mi `hf . An qnulnvaniv aura-u:-one yuuzuvu nu L uug uuuuu. uu: I WUUK. A large num er of our citizens are taking in the Toronto exhibition this week. Q..l.......:l.... 1'... fr`... A---._...-. 4.-- 1.-.` "(Nanny ya UL Ill UUU uuuuoy U1 IDllXlU()Us Mr. L. reunan shipped one our of cattle to Toronto on Wednesday of last week. Mr. A Mnnkk ml... :. ..:..n:_.. I.-- sxx, Mr. -Frank Heard spent Sunday and Mon- dniiin Toronto. _ r. Thomas Anderson `us suering from an attack of quinsy T ` Miss E. Ross, returned to her home in Orillio. on Monday. ` ` MIVI MQIQLQII nu 1133:!-`nu ch:-A310!` 3- I'll`! us vvn uuu uluuauy. Mr. Joseph Hipwell hasbeen indispoaed during tbelgasg week. - rm... u un.:.... 13.... ____.s_._ ____| W'1`rml Euc_lf `l`1:;r;::gw;`n Toronto for a few days durmg the past week Mm: lfnnrln rnl-urnntl I-A lune ham; 8.. I";-J uulu uusluu vuv Pultj VVDUR Muss Candy returned to her home in C01- lingwood on fuesday night Mr: 1'} nnvnnnnuu Lon nab.-anon! Can... an uugwuuu uu .|.~uuI!uuy uxguo Mm. D. Cameron has returned from a visit with friends in foronto. M- .....I M-.. 13---..- r-..-..-_--- ---L L- ` an vuw .LUlUIl|aU CAIIIUILIUU Ialllu WUUK. Subscribe for THE ADVANCE, the beat weekly pa er in the County of Simone. reuggn `shipped q_n_e gar of_cattle L- "`-..__L- ,,, .Ba.rrls's- south-westszn Division. with ` its Ples.sant`8treets. its Tasty Dwell- - 1ngs,.lts Pretty Churches, and its Go-` a.-head People W111 Entxoe Settlement -A Weekly Record of its Doings. Late trains will be in order this week. Miss A. Bennett is visiting in Toronto. L. 0. L. No. 432 meets this (Thursday) evening. Mn Rlnlrn AC Inks: l! 'l` `D ALA-nu 3- A.. LL- `$`1r;w3ames Pirie. an. id visiting friends in Toronto.` A ' ' 1:..- n.. r-_-1_ _-n-,9, N 4- I -- - llvl -I VI VII uh Mrs. Dr. Law is siutfering from ah atmci: of rheumatism. nu- 'm._-_|_ -rr_-_.,1 _~,_,, . n `- - -- uuuux uuv any vvuu . The S. . E. Waite Rose meeting was held last Friday evening . MI` Qhnnn nynn {us 'l`;nn:....L.. I..- .. B... vvtlake, of the G.'l`. R. shops, is on the sick` list. . V . _"___ f___A__ g\g__g` _, o I 0.0 n n - \J5 IIIIC UII ULUUUD Mrs. Marshall visiting friends in Mill- brook and Lindsay. Mr Jn-nnlu `II:-\n..`.Il hna Iuu.n I-.33.._---.I THE RAILWAY omnmn. or team FU'1`UREOITY.'- _ _N.__W_I:_F.1ALL1uvSVV.HOp.sg` wAR.: MEN'S DEPT. Men : Fine Am. Calf Balmorals. seamless . faxed, now. too. tlp,,extension sole, worth $2.00. IpelB.1..un...'....-co... -c'OII"`$ 1 Mon 0 Boston Calf Lace Boots. oxtenuoruolo \ ' toe cap. uamleu faxed. warrguted but Spanish sole, won-til; $1.75 specuh. .._ .. ..O _ -.-I.` wv--.- ' Spanish w Men : Strong Lace warranted soliq, int-like sole, wax ed lemme. epecaal The Slater Stamped 3?-uTx'-71's "s3'e1'x'.".'I,".'.'.'.' oats. 'bellowe oIeenIeIq0IOIOlee1'cee` Shoe. 33-00 per in - er nude from the uent `of cult Good r we! sewn, warranted tp give Jatia action in t and wear. ' --u-cu----gun sun on: can LADIES' D!'!P T. ~ , , , Ladied Dangola. Kid Button Boots. extension I019. patent tip. coin toe. liuh, any ttlnl shape. worth Sure. Inncinl. . . . .. ;.I . V 1` u - 3??n ":|'".'v'3r:`.`s':.g".'a . . .._T3?o1 T35 .. >Ladicu' ongo Kid Button an Lace Boots. patent tug or plain new shape. full round V I too. Dwadth uizes. special.............$`I 25] Ladies Tweed `louse Sllppan. sewed Iolcu. . T ; dark onto :-nu. worth 2112.. nnodhl . _ . . . _ -. I53. ` 18 DUNLOP*_8T., BARBIE. . man nyeea no: du-It gutornn, 1 ' ' Vic: Kid ex 0 I'...... `many 5. die?`"VEi'iEi&'3xil-I{aE`i%i:'X17'hii{i'i}t 1 Slipper, hand turn sole. Kid lined, speck $1 25 j ---y -uuwu ciao: vvnooq AUZIJCIIIAQI Mr J "n Rainford who moved into town from TbL`Ont0 about two years ago, having Eurchased the Ratcliffe property in the East nd, where he subsequently built alarge hennerv, died on Sunday afternoon of heart failure and was buried on Monday in the Union Cemetery The deceased was born in England in 1852. and when twelve years of age came to this country. Previous to coming to this town he lived in Toronto, where he carried on upholstering. In that city he was an active member and supporter of Agnes street Methodist church and Sun- day achool, and a prominent worker along all Christian lines. Much of his leisuretime was spent in religious work in the prisons. Seven years ago Mr. Ralnford married Miss Margaret Wanless. of Floss. the ceremony being performed by Rev. Robt. Moodie. of Barrie. She is still living and has a little boy six years of age. Mr. Rainford was under the doctor's care for the last sixteen months, and gradually sank until the end came. His funeral was conducted by Rev. Mr. `Pearson, assisted by Rev. Mr. Moodie, the pallbearers being Messrs. W. Freek, G Reedy, '1`. Smith, J. D. Rogers, W. H. Myers and Mr. Lloyd. Watch Stolen. 1 Some thief entered Mr. Eraser : residence on Little Lake Road last Friday afternoon,` and stole a watch that was ban in; on the well, Mr. Fraeerwvae at work fa the elds at the time, and Mrs. Fraser" was at the barn during the few` minutes the theft was committed. The watch has not yet been innn.1-.mI_v UVIIIIIIIUII` located. ' vvanuvvlvy, 11. I). VVUUU. The thanks of the Sons of England of Al- landale are extended to the members of the Allandale and Barrie bands, who combined to make the musical part of the programme at their recent picnic a auooeu; also to Captain Which for the use of his beautiful and `capacioua rounds ; and to the mer-_ chants of Allan ale and Barrie. who kindly" donated prizes for the sporting events. uuvypcuu, 0- 0uI1ppul.'u. President a.nd`Pu.sb Presidents race (8 O. E [and St. George's Sociew)-J. B. Johnson, 0. _Wu.lton. W. J. Hallesb. 1Ul......L....-! ......- I-..-_ mu 1 u T - vv .-umwy. 41. .u.uywu1'u. \ Girls race (10' and under)-'-E. Storey, G. Horaeold. V ' . . Girls race (7 and under).--B. Gliddon, E. Sheppard, S. bheppard. " Dnnnlrinnb nut` ` Duns D_-_2.I ....a.-! ...- -- In I\ `l'-\ J. |\onv|ul"U|-IDUIJII IJUUI-In _ Consolation race (women)--Mrs. James Pirie, Mrs Mayles. . Swimming ra.ce-I-I. Gibson. . Married lsdies"race (8.0 E. wives)--Mrs. Babb, Mrs. Bayliss. Mrs. Doran. ` .Q..n`I.. 1.3:..- ........ la n In .1---..LL-_-\ us-uv, ausu. uuyuuu. Aura. UOFBII. _ - ` Single ladies race (S.O.E. daughters)- Miss F. Glidddn, Miss Whiteley, Miss L. Gosling ` Girls race (15 and under)-F. Lang, M.- Whiteley. A. Hayward. ' llinln s-(inn "nnA ......I....\ O 1'41 GL.._._. (1 uuu. nuns uvuauu , Lulu! VV IIIDOIBY. Running long Jump (open)-L. Ponchor, D. W. Murray. ` ` Boot moo. boyalunder 7-F. Horstield, _ S. Mccausland. - ' ' Boys` race, 10 and n'nder--E. Burns, W. 4 Wesley. Bo 9 race. 15 and under -13. Whitebreaxl, G. olntosh. Consolation race (men)-Jan. Gliddon, C. Pickett,-Joseph Bebb. - V {`!nnnnln.oim. -M... I.............\ u..- 1'-...-.. s. o. 1:. Picnic. ~ " The following is a list of the sun:-cessful competitors at the S. (). E. ionic last week. The baseball match, Vairvil e Fearless Nine vs Crescents. was won by Vairville. The crisker match between Kempenfeldt and Southampton Lodges was not nished, but notwithstanding the_crack- layers of Southampton Lodge,theAllandale ads would no doubt have won. The names of the prize winners are in order of merit :- _ 44. J. vuuuvs, u 0: V1: VV HIUUIUY. - _ VVaultiug with pole, buys under l4+-B. Andertou, E Whitebread. "(Tn..IL:..... ...:a.I.. ....I.. I-.___\ I11 11-..- .._1__n "iZ'<`> v:;:`;z"l'a.dies race (open)-Miss F. Glid~ don. Miss Gosling, Miss Whiteley. . Running Iona mmn lnnen\_L_ Pmmhm- dihim fthing done to relieve hinfof hie` 'inteneeenf.i oor. nag. e l eamayafs and the men at first thou" .1: bfv:i?:iwsh kitten: a Medical aid wee at onoeeummoned.`an`d;e`very-_ ferlng. ` He was hurt inwardly, but to whet extent it will be hard to tellior a few deye. He was brou ht home that evening in Phil- ips epeoia ,V which was. ooneidera 1y de- layed on the way. The train reached here about 5.30. it being enough to almost kill theman to have him on the road. no long. being very tired. Mr. Campbell was one of a number of men who were thrown out of work a few months ago, and be commenced work only on the let inet. Mr. Campbell e many friends have much sympathy" for him in his sad affliction. He is held in high esteem throughout Barrie. Many willing hands are at the service of Mrs. Campbell to assist her in every way possible. ehrt;.( yards -1 D. `W. Murray, 2 L. oucher, 3J. W. Whiteley. vn|I`fnn nyitln nbda L.\I!4I .....'I-_ 11' `D nuum uu.u, Lu iv IIILUUIFUIIU. Vaultmg with pole (open)-W. Campbell, I W. Barry. - - T vnnnn ln:I:nn nnau I........\ I12-.. `IR tilsj JJQU es" The late Mr. John Bsinford. 1: :0-uni: ..`....u 35; II` E81 00 II `.31 so ` A1.I.1's1'_6N--gMr. ; ohageopm. Thompson; `lot 11.` M.-. 3. EIiI.Infd hit hired mu were` fplowjng-3 eld pn Tnaday" la I_t,`jvl_xen the Tmin-Ooughlin---Ordered thatlerk forward 8. Baotou : `account to M. Geviller. ` . _ By-lewd for oerthin levies were pass-. ed, also by-law authorizing the `Reeve. and Treaaurer to borrow money ne6es- aary for current expenses. L . Train-`-`0onghlin.-Ordered that as >1-eqniredj by petition"; the Clerk notify Athe"Towne_hip Engineer to make a re-* port on the fauibility of dntninjg oer `.t_ain*Iando in snd`_iufonn_d _1&`lnt-ilfsske. A__..1\.,-,-,, no '. . `U..- uw--up-u o Gun`. $QV\IlO\ '.m.-Andamot;--Trsin-Ord:p-rue-ti E11; 320 "be granted for drawing` `gravel on side- lina 15 and. .16. con. 6, on oondioion'- . that parties inbereatedf hnpplement_ said grant by anaquivulent in labor. -. .`..._~=..:I '1... ......a. ._ 11.`. --n -1 `L; a.6;n; 1':il_-t:1`I.x;;.;*;v:>'I`:'|`;.h`6m::1i of thg Reeve. J . ..--.. r--_-_- Minutes of last meeting read and conrmed, with the exception of one to which resolution on motion of Mr.` An- derson, seconded by Mr. Train, were added the following, but that any underdrain to be thus constructed be first approved of as to its location across road sllowanceby any two members of the Council.". $4 The following accounts were ordered to be paid :-A. Cumming, for gravel, $8.56 ; Jarvis Ha:-vey,vplank for Kirk- patrick bridge, $2.40 ; R. Jones, refund ot amount paid forstatute labor, 5043.; Express charges for road machine re- pairs, $1.90 ; M. Gaviller, for awards, etc., Elrick and Conghlin, said amount to be charged to parties liable therefor, $38.7 5 ;,D. MoArthur, work on road- way can. line 9, $11.25; Jas. Thomp- son, work on roadway con. line 9, 50c.; John Lillicrap, for hauling and break- ing stones con. line 9, $14.60 ; Dr. Murphy, medical attendance on. W. `H. McCann,,$6.50 ;' Wm. `Bell, work on roadway sideline 15 and 16, con. 6, $6; 8. Brolley, timber for bridge, 800.; Jno. fatter, rent of roadway across farm, A Flos Council. Flea Council met at Phelpston Aug. 2lat,according to adjournment, all mem- bers` present. ` nn:_..L..... -1` 1.--; ____;2__, _.-, 5| , I vugv `rvu--wool The report of `the Engineer on the draining of Phelpston marsh was adopt- ed after first being read and opportun- ity given signers of petition to with- draw their names. UU$$CD`UIO.DVVU'-I.V r--vv-U onovuov vrvvnul VIDIVIIKIUO IJCW VI_IUIInIo " ' . ' ,` ., - - Ia mm|,nn;n:-: -` `a~'nn`m':- ` ' ' % " - thunm, Clerk. ` NORTHERN ADVA}IC1f_ In. Luewner. at. 111.-.I!J. nertoot, W. Bremner, N. Croasland, M. Bond- ~way. Sr. II.-B. Addison, G. Stokes, M. Teasdale, A. Priest. A T.. 'I\2_2.._'___ `I I` `ll 4` `At 7 o'clock on Wednesday morning lest Chief Constable Wnlford Taylor, Burk e Falls, found oating in the river among some loge a few feet below the `road bridge, above -the falls, the body of a men, face downwerd. Uh beingpulled to-the river bank the body. was identied as that of Mr. ;.Wil1iam -Baxter, who -` had been working. at var. ion; jobs in the lumber woods about ~ that place, and of lt'e,on tl1';tme`of `Fred. Brfeeher and D; F. Bnrli, T Got- one: B. L. Ber f,r,.M.D.; was prom_pt-, 'ly `enm`monedvto .the,epot. .The-,_poet- ensorem` examinntion_ gave no :e`itlenee `AI. __'3..I-..-; --A-1.-.. MAI. -."._ AI. , .v - ----. V.-u---on-uuvov-o we I u all C V AHVLIVU otviolenoe, other than that the body must` have, been dead or Asemi-nnco'n- science before` `entering the river, from the. fact that there was no water in the Lstopiagh, which wouldothe!-wise have _ full. V _'.|.`he; evidence of the prioig -pgllgjtitneaaes: showed t;1at' ' Drowned at Gravenhuret. Mrs. Ankcorn, of Tomato, accom- panied by Mr. Richard Moore, foreman in Beattie Bros. foundry, Fergus, two inexperienced canoeists, attempted to run the Moon River chute, near Grav- enhurst, by the short portage on the 1st inst. 9 Their canoe upset in the rapids, Mrs Ankcorn sinking at once, was drowned. Mr. Moore was gallant- ly rescued by Mrs. Hodgins, of Toronto, by wading out into the water till she `reached the strngglingiman with the limb of a tree which he eagerly caught and the gallant lady landed him safely on the shore. The bodv of - the drown- ed woman has not yet been recovered. unnvvunl-I-l\l I J. OIVISUO Jr. Divis'iJzI-Jr. II.-J. Maw, s. Tracy, H. Iennox. Pt. II. Sr.-S. Teasdale, N. Jacobs, A. Pc.| TT T- 1) 'E-__.L._-, I\ . vunwuvnn 0 ll IIUU VD, I 1' uvu. 100 II. Foyston, Gibson, E. Knapp. Pt. I. Sr.--E. Pattenden, M. Fisher, F. Ohappel. Pt. I. Jr.--E. Priest, F. Foyatven, F. Reid. Sr. Division--V._-W. Ronald, J. Standen, R. Knupp. Sr. IV.-7A. Young, M. Stokes, J. Knupp, 0. Wash ington. Jr. IV.-J. Livingston, J. Teasdale, M. Lennox, W. Stewart. Sr. III.-F. Tracey, M. Stokes, I. Ker-foot, H. Fletcher. Jr. III.-E. Kerfoot, ITfT'fI - It -