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FRIDAtt, APIIIL 18811.
Oully * Utile Way.
A little know it is not far _
To that dear home where myrheleveil ere,
And yet my faithsxaws-tViiriller as 1 and
A poor, lone -pilgrim In 0 dreary /00,
• Where present Pain the utme bliss obscures:
Ana atm upon my hesit ens, like a bird, upon
The empty not, and mourns its treasures gone;
Planted for their flight,
• And vanished quite.
Ah, me! where lathe comfort -though 1 IV
They have but Jentneyed on a little way!
A little way -at times tbey seem so near,
Their voices even. murmur at MY ear;
To alt my duties lavingerixience lends
And with sweat ministry my steps attend,
43 Apd bring mY Soul the melee a tsars,
'Twas here we met, and parted company .;
Why should theie.gain. be such a grief to me• '
This sone of los !
non heavy cross! _
Dear Saviour, take the burden off, PreY,
An show me heaven is but -a little wiki• •
These sonihre robes, these saddened faces, all
The bitterness and pain of death recall.
Ah let me turn my face wheree'er I may,
I see tho traces of a sure derieY ;
And parting takes the marrow out. of life.
Secure in bliss, Wo hold the golden chain
which death, with name a wariiing,snaps in twain,
And never more •
Shall thno restore • „,
The -broken links. 'Twos only yesterday
They vanished froip our sig,Iltta little way.
•
• A little way I Thissentonee I repeat$, • '
Honing and longing to bxtractsome sweet
To mingle with the.bitter. From thy hand
I take the quo I cannot understand,
• And la my weakness give myself to Thee'.
Although it se. ms PO Very, very for -
To that dear home where my beloved are,
I know, I know
It is not so. •
Oh 1 give me faith to feel it when I say .
That they are gone -,gone but a way..
-PE NEWS.
—
• Mr. Wro:lticInteab, for many years one
1 of St. Mary's moat esteerned dry goods
merchants,has sold out and betaken himself
and- finally to Minneapplis, Minne
The bac ti of Mr. Fred ;Lehnheifdr,
Shakespeare, was struck by lightning dur-
ing 'the storm last Friday evening. .•A
sheep that happened to be lying near the
door was killed by the stroke. •
On Wednesday last, a little girl -named
Jennie Leishmate-of-Sttforcl, inet with a
fatal accident, while at echoed. :She was
playing, -with' some of the otter' pupils',
when by seine Mishap the •burst blood
vessel, and died shortly AfterWarde.'
ek
Mr. J. Grieee, assessor of; Mornington
township,• ,has been laid up for the• last
fourweek 'With a• severe' mad dangeious
affection of the throat, WI.e.ch so fax refuses
to yield to the most skilful naedicrue treete
ment. He has. consequently been "meth%
te perfermlis duties as aesesser.: -
Alex., Martin, who a couple of y.eltre ado
• taughein No. 10, in Ellice township, is
lying in ;the .Toronto • hos.pitalsuffer•
ing frorn bullet 'wognel ne, the shotil-
der, received at the battle' of Batoche: He
Petaled, all be bad just retuned home. The
whole matter shrouded in watery.
The pollee have raided •the gambling
houses In several of the large towns of
England. One hundred and fifty arrests
were made.
ememetensessresssesimerammaneweesememe
for the titatetnent that tiir John Macdonald. mereey, of Detroit, wag welded to death el le.et I t
accompanied by ileveral naembere el his Cale. hy upsetting a Wiwi of hot Bop over him.
net and. inecabers ot Parlialnient, wenike a „At,
The 'Victoria, B. C.) Times le *natality The eight month old SOH Of VVillittal V. XIV' IV p& ILoR SHOP -
trip eererelle Canadian Pacific Railway from " A Fort Keough, Mune., despatch earl a
the °Pi" lb VIna"v" 441 then" ta VI° .treat prairie Ore is raging on the Crow
tads, provided a general election does not • V
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Some feet chopping has been done at Reeervatein. It has Already `burned
teke peace dui mg the ensuing summer, Which , . ,
Mr. llorana Zavitz'o, let 8, con, 10, Lobo, 15 amonirtho P 04abilit!oe. ° nun n a 0 tot i
t sa d f is e f uncut hey. It is
lately. Messrs. Thee, Skinner and Her. charged that Crow Indians fired the mire
'bort Hartle, cut, split and piled nine corde
of wood in twa days.
On Wednesday afternoon' a young man
named Wm. :hamilton, stopping at David
Malcolm's, lot 13, con. 10, East Zorra,was
working with others on a straw stack,
when it gave way; and fell on him. He
could not be rescued before life was ex-
tinct. •
The Louisville charity organization has
discovered that a beggar who has frequent.
ly appealed for aid in. Louisville is in reAl-
ity a prosperous Breckenbridge county
farmer, Who leaves his farni in charge of
his wife and grown sees, and comes to the
city on begging etpepionr.
• A twelve-year.old eon of Albert Tobins,
Moraviantown, met with an almost fatal
accident la-sTY'reek. He •lost hil-ifficivi Fri
a tree and climbed up for it. Wben about
twenty-feep high, lie missed his footipg
and fell striking on the ice below the tree.
Three of his riba were broken and the back
of hirehead fractured. He laid whtrre he
fell aboat thjeelioors before being discoi-
ered;
. . .
Mr. Henry Frank, living two Miles
from Reading, Pa.„ on a farm, kindled`
fire with coal oil. The can eiplocled, and
the burning oil scattered oyer the ,bedY of
the woman and upon her two children,
aged 0 and 11 years. The woman rartInto
the yard, jumped into the cistern end Was
drowned, The house was set on tire and
the children were fatally burned,
• Mr. H. A. Hodgens of Montreal, ar.
eived hoine Friday. -14 sustained injur;
ies ou the •Germanic about a.year ego, and
Wan'not expeeted to survive, but by skil;
ful surgery a piece of his cranium was re
-moved. Af4 the clot a blood that rethlted
from the fracture adhered to the bone in-
stead of -the brain his life was saved, The
White Ster Line paid the physicians bill
,aniounting ee $1,000.. •••: •
Mrs. . Mary Apple, a lady of prominence
atnong her people at Erie, Pa. wee ad-
judged insane mid committed to a mad-
houee at Warren. .Shie had been a eictirn
of all three of the hroken. saving•banks in
Erie, to the amount of $10,000. The loss
sb preyed uponer, combinere with the ef-
fect, upon her 'mind of the hisanitrofee.v.
eral depositors, • that pine:too, stmetenbecl,
aid bet for interference would have killed
. . -
is +prominent bank oftiterd. •• .
-1)-(rieit take pills and powders containing
Camel, for, • at this time of the year, the re-
sult may be seriotis. If yrou require do e f
will probably 'lose the use of his arm. - He physic take Dr, :Carson's Stomach and Consti-
'
, has been liberally dealt with by 'the Gov-. nation Bitters; it aets gently on the bowels.,
. ernmeet. .
. . purifies the bleed; improves the circulation,
e . : stimulates en liver and kidneys, and -speedily
John Ryan, of Hibbert, appeared before Tires ligliousliiiezsi, hdeadechte, dYepepsia, iniligeas-:
Magistrate Flagg, of Mitchell, charged ...tion.Qanacla Itor°the..oetliiell,g asaareysalfitoiananonnoet eil,:iiil af
with committing aseauit on Mr. Peeder- rexnedy equal to it. '1,ii: y it and use it in your
,,east, hotelkeeper, Dublin. It appears that families. 0
pole :everyweere in large boteest
defendant was the worse of liquor on Fri. 50cents.. . • • .
day,anc1Mr•Pendergeet refused te glee hiln • A telegiam from -London, Eng.; nye :•-•:-
'inything more to drink;when he. flew into A remarkable duel was fought. enthe field
an awful paision,,and struck the plaintiff, of Waterloo to -da t co
us elLas-d0rarti-.3444g411O-paper-friae-bar--
room walls, by ripping it up with a jack',
knife. H,e was fined $10 and $5 costs: -
NEWS Ise'pegs.
A farmer in the West being .visited by
eobbees, and having no Elliot for his dee for
their appropriate reception put in a box of
pills. .The outside application resulted in,
the death of one of the intruders and the
serious wounding of another:.
David Tyson, a Clay couetyeeleorgieer
wishing eo move and baying ne means but
. a two -ox wagon and one steer. yoked him-
sedf alongaiderof the steei and (lid his part'
in pulling a load of 1,000 'mend's over
seventeen miles of country eotid. •
• ,A Toronto girl named Ann Lynch,while
,passing_the house of Mrs: Ne'ville, Farley
avenue, Thursday night, was attacked by
a ferocious bull dog, which tore the .skin
off her right arm from the shoulder to elpe
'wrist. rt is feared erysipelas- will set in.
The virtue of Carbolic Aeid for healing
cleansing and purifying is well known; •bu
from the many modes -of applying it, the pub -
lie is uncertain how Fest to'use it To'
During last winteg, no less then, 100
children were Leveed to death in Georgie.
Ilote W. M. Smith, of Lexington/ III.,
committee euicele Thqrsilay'moriting, 1 -le
was at one time speaker et the essembly.
Be leaves an estate worth half a million.
His health has been falling for yeare. •
Captain Cannon, an oyster dredger, who
sued the Bultippire _American for 85,000
damages becauee that journal celled hini a
".pirate king," has obtained a ve.rdiet with
one cent damage& He pays the costs.
A workmari in a Si.. Thomas planing
mill, earned Penhide, became entapgled iu
a helt,ancl his clethes were alniost stripped
from his body before he succeeded in re-
leasing himself with the aid of a jeek.knefe,
Two Pittsburg women are fighting in the
ceurts over the maternity et a ehildi both
eilanning to be the mother .of the infant.
The case is said to be withoet parallel in
the history ef American and English juris-
prudence).
, .
Capt. Moore, of the wreelreelesteamer
Algoma, in conekleratiefrof hie long anti
faithful service as Master Mueller on in-
land waters of Canada and for other rea-
sons, will have a certificate, which eras
suspended scene thee •egee'resteeed en let
of.May next. •
A enainnioth learn on Hopkins stook
farm at East Providence, R. I., was total-
ly destroyed by an incendiary fire op
Thursday *morning. Sixty.five head of
cattle, includieg 61. Jerseys and one:Ayr-
:shire, were battled, also four horses. Lose
over $25,000.
• More than 8,500 babies have been' enter-
ed for the international baby (mutest in
Paris. The favorite for the prize in the
heavy weight elass is a boy named Sidoyne
Vellez, a Belgian .by -descent. At the age
of 5 years he 1 feet1i inches in height
and weighs 158 pounds.
Ira Delamatter, a farmer of. Pelham
tewneldp, Welland Cb., was driving along
the road on Friday., near Fonthill: When
passieg the bush any the farm of W. O.
Choral', he left hie'team fur the road and
got over the fenee to out a whip, when he
was 'horrified to tied •the dead bogy of
man lying (pit° uear the road; '
" • Me. Rafe's...Fuller, of Cranberry Plates,
Conn., being troupled by hen thieving, set
a bigeteel-trap before the door of his hen-
houeee and •covered it witli eeraw, ',After
eereeeefifeeedireeslielieed; aner no thief was
caught; Mr, Fuller endeaeored to 'ereare:
range .theetraw Over the • trap. It..catight
hini by the, hand,and he.'was held a prison?
er•until'neighboie came to -his aide •
The othen.evening. en 'the farm. of Mr
John., Sharpe,' three miles east of •Foreet;
,Dau McPherson, of East. Williams,
was engaged feeeine, hayepliekingena-
chine,. When he. unconsciously• toreed his
'left foot the ..wiono• wiy. The ' packer
eloserriti, on the limb; Which he weld net
reniove though: he saw the eoltsecitienee
&hen too late: His-fooe . .
to drive cattle off the Reservation,
ime crank earned Thomas Gerrie
netiee through a Petrolia paper °•tha
parson. moletting me, or looking cross
at me, or bothering me in aey Way
liable to get the gable mid of their
blown to the four corners ef the earl
beware !"
1310Q(I will tell." 'A. face adorned
pimples, blotches, 8.te, is not a 'Pa
larty pleasant sight, and invariably bet
an impure stale• of the blood. • Dr. Ca
Stomach Bitters free the system. from alt
humors, renders the blood pure anti cool,
digestion anti gives a healtilY appetite,
sale by all druggists in. large bottles at 50
"At iner sate a husbend, as he
dowp his •book and looked thought
into the fire, " bow true it is that 'tis
terto have loved and lost thane-tha
-teNeveleto-have laved 46 supplie
wife, softly, • "-No ;. than to Wye 1
and 'won," - •
The barn of 'bitiIr, I -Lavey BArchard,.
line, Warwick,Iyaii destroeecl. by tire a
-nights since, together with 14 she°
lambs, 1 spring calf,10 tons �f hay, rea
seed., scales, buggy, 000 ,busbels of
grain and other contents.' The work' is
supposed to be tett. of an ineendir4, es-•
pecialle as his faro* had given Consider-
able eyidenee id the robbery on that Hoe.
, I 'am employed at the house of Thurber,
Whyland &0o., of Nievr York, and 'reside
at 18 Warren •Plitee, Brooklyn. leering
the intense cold weather of the pest wile.
.ter, in creasing the bridge, the frost eteuelt
my face. and. an altteek-of,.ery,sipelaseiVaa
the result.. I applied. Giles Liniment
Iodide .Ammonia ; the relief was iniinediete
and the cure rapid. EDWARD Dems. Sold
- by all druggists. • •
In Dawn township on Wednesday a 7
• year-old deugete,e of Mr. Wra.leell loather
life droweitig. Sltegepped on iece
of icenn the shore. of Lenges creek, but it
it
broke and fleeted away. .Tee„fetther hear -
*trig the .alarin ;ensiled into the deep Water,
and thoughle succeeded in reachiegthe
child She slipped from hissraip es he
stro.ve to reach the shore in consequcince of
the lerge 'Masses' ofeloatin.g ice. The bode.
was foetid the. followingeday.• •• -
; A eleeer swindle has been perpetrated
en•Toronto undertakers; A lady dressed in
eneernii4g. ealledueori each aed ordered. a
°Ain for. a stranger from New York, .who
bad dive ie. her lioneeeit Mimeco. • As she
hnd foreeteen, her :pers.e. aciwantod, to
"teleiefeple trefiliiiide'-ef 'deceased, ereild
they. oblige 'her' with Sufficient ti, payfor-
it. Belidyingehey • bee' -a fat job each ob-
liged hee-esoree •witla $5 and: ri'theee with
$10'. The following day.they drove. out to
meanie°. the • corpee,•, and earl 'friend he
had been Swindled, • ; • . •
'A• deeeerate 'etruggle 'betiveen cowboys
and horse • thieees reported from the
TJ,ppeOlissouriRiVer country. It is stated
'that a parey.of cowhiiYe came upon a num•
'her 'of horse thieves in the timbrue.on the
-elver bank, 100 miles iibeitiBismarcile. and '
atteeethe,e change •of several shpts. th 3 •
1 10 eseape. Charles Bead;
.dock raid. Jack O'Brien; two &title wee Were
.killed. Toni ihievee ieathed. tharteer eine
rode out on Ali° ice. Terri hOrses• broke :
thee:ugh. and with their eiders were swept.
away': Tie() . other thieves returned. to. 111.0
her* 'weee the :cowboys eaeght them; tied -
them on the -ticks cif ponieseAnd.teok them
to eerie, Tlfejeleieee—Prribably
beep, lynched: ' . ' • e• •
• Tele report attic) "Ooramissioner of the
West -el ounted Pcetee alien:thee t.he..
illicit eeljing Cie leper 'es on • thieineissase in
• the etertitteries, and that --the.'Indiatie obe
• tain liquor with comparatiee• • ease; • ftoe-:,
Withstanding tee heavy penalties imposed.
Mrs, •flleobert:•Roolier, of Xin"loss, -CeuntY'of: o ether results -can bc obtained. from tho
,Bruee, in a letter, says: have:bean tr bl • '
ed with. Dyspepsia and Liver (leratilaints for a
• .
ntunber- of'years, and' •,ani`glad :to say to the•
publie ' well its, friends that lifeGregoeir
Speedy Cure brought me around, and l'am no ,v
• ;alright; thanks to McGregor's Speeile. Cure.•Hfindreds of like testimonials are frequently
eceeieeee eine. are ..deily• previeg•that this es
truly a wonderful remedy, °tiring .Sluegish
Liver, Bilioue liemlaplie rind Costiveness, where
all else Sold at • Cembe's • Dreg Stele...
Tried bottles given free, •
gives
t ,a2y_
wdlyti
, are
beetle
with
rticu-
falcons
rsonei
gross
aids
"For
cents,
laid
fully
bet.
n—"
d his
oved
2nd
few
P; 2
per,
e len b was emputated juet
sayre, an•nitive ,of Frenceeantl „12,9!, e.,e., le • • - ' •
Mies•Shelleyren American. The drier wee. .e. 2P3. '''''' a°^1e. : .. .. .i• '
the result ef": a dispete on. • ehe relative : -Geeerel Duriamiiippriats deterniieett to
merits of French and Ainerieeriefemede secure What len belieyee. to be . his rights,
Cleetoree' After a •stormy • altercate:el, be •ntityrithstanding that hula; in .exile;- 'Lle
tweed the dieputantsre Mine. Valtrayee has writtent� the Ministee Of the Inter -
threw her gloye in Miss 'Shelby's'. fabe, and lei risking thattis eerip; for: lands on the
A duel was forthwith arranged. The wee. Saskatchewan be forwarded t� hire in
.
P008 were swerds. Miss Shelby wee Montinti. Duniont lutd:poie sense then
wounded on ene arm. 'The -four secandi Riel.• The latter belibeed ihateha weide
'Were Americans, who et pressed theniseee. secure liepardoe if•he surrenderedemul he
yes as setisfieseethat the duel had been bene • fiermitted.the scouts to capture hen.' -.His.
'elected fairly; 'mid thee .Franceed honors. lieutenant took tohis heels and teethed'
had been avenged, . • • - .' - • • United States territery in, safety.:
. At Norwalk, Ohioeeon.•Thersday merle.
• .
ing just bee:Ale:dee Father C.' V.
Chevereux, who presides over St, Nary's
Catholic Church', that city,, was Awak-
ened by a slight noise in the house. Search
revealed a masked Man' overlimiling the
.bureag drawers. •"Keep back," cried the
fellow, " not keep back, but shoot.'"
resprratied • this priest, and; levelling his
revOlYer . at. the • fellow's breast, he.firede'
The jeen Were seareelyeen feet apart,. and
the. shot evidently took effect, for the bur-
glar reeled, htit recovering himself dashed
uieee through en open window,n'
that want, McGregor .17Parkeei Carbolie Ceeate
• two more shot from the 'mimes I
is prepared, and ;nay be used With confidence.
. Do not be misled. Take only McGregor &
" Puke's' Carbolic Cerate. Soid at: .Cembe's
Drug Store. ,
From the Norfolk (Va.)Ledder: Prefioula
to the war a colored Man, now living in
eele eiteeand then a slave, purchased his
freedom fit= -his owner, agreeing to elite
$1,300 for the chattel property. When
President Lincoln's emancipation proelame
ation was issued the foeiner slave had paid
$800 of his indebtednese and pince that
tine, by his daily labor, he has a,ccumulat-,
ed,dollar by dollartandpaidtoVer tohie forn-.
er own thtaeremainrag$500and now is a free
man indeed: The sense 'of honor was
stronger in his 'mind than, the dew of the
'United States, by whieh he ivalimailumitti-
ee, and he testae' example followed byfew.
His name, which dements to be recorded
everywhere, is John Ditties.
failing to stop him: The plucky priest re-
ceived it. telegearn from Bieber) Gilmour
for hie bravery: •
'Winner' who are in the habit of biting
off.the ends of their thread when they sew
will do well to take a'lessoli from the mel-
ancholy experienee �f Mrs. John T. Greee,
Of Troy, Ne Y., -yam died the other day,
as it was thought; �f a tumor in the stom-
ach. She had complain:Jed of an exoruelia.
leg pain in her side Wheie there tvah con.
siderabfe ewellinte, and the ilyinetorns in
her case appeared to be' so unuairal that
the phyeicians insisted open making apoet
mortemexatnination. Upon investigatipn,
it was found:that the supposed tumorwas
nothing but a large,roll of silk and mohair
fibres, which had dathered in the stomach
in such a way as to form au obsteuetion.
It wars subsequently aseprtaicted that Mrs..
Green had been employed When h
...A.t Randol h Tent*eeeeeteeeneseeiortle-of- -yourtgegtrl-m-a-eilitefteeediejeeeliEifieeehllatf
of Crouch engaged himself to tyre young
ladies. One of them was harried, Tern
ton, and, hearing a ma conduct w ot
was
enee--ew---P--ing merchant by the q e abite of Wit:1g silk thread
• and chewing them: Sheefinall became a
fond:of-eating threads tha a e continued
-1haehalatt--up-ftretletre-d eyeedeath
• a note to tall and explain. Orduch failed which was undoubtedly ---------1
to do so. Miss Templeton then informed
her father of the ,s1W.;.elelleee-ie
gentleinarteeelTeeronT: ,
• ,day night With a elieNtan, and made him
go before him until the,house waareached
when he was invited in to the parlor: On
• entering he was confroeted'. by • Miss
Teekpleton and her sister. •The young
ladies locked the parlor door- and asked
him to explain his conduet. Crouch Wing'
• • A his head.in stame an ct eaid he bould hot
give any ;satisfactory explanatkn, Where-
upon both of the youngladies proceeded to
horsewhip the perSclious young man, who
made his escape throngh the*indotre, arry-
Ing it with him. Crouch the day felleiving
• anarried the other young lady, doubtleas
fearing similar treatment fiesta her.
Fir 3 brOk0 out three miles from Wiarton
• at eight o'clock last Friday- night, in a
house Occupied by Wm, Bailey, a farmer,
. in which lie and his hired man, name un-
known, wore burned to death. •The
dames were far advanced wren neighbOrs
got to the scone, and the outside doors
were found*• locked, so that there was no
chance a entering the buildina. Ilailey's
• herv.s 1 mn,1 in the stable still Ear,
•
• practice of this oilm.en& vice. .
„
vj, Nevrieuldianq are to the
ffect that the iliatress iaparte of that poi.
buy is very greet.' A. few dayaligo between
800 atid 900 people assembled -on- the
grounds .in 'front of the Colonial building
and demanded that sante special effort be
made by the governmede to relieve their
'present dittress. They said they were not
inclined to break the peace or commit ex -
bruises of atiy kind. To obtain ernployinept
from which to sustain themselves and their
fat/lilies was their pole object, and their
neceseities Were so Incasing tiukt. they non ld
not and would not leave until 801)10 platen --
tee had been given that their demand
would be attended to, Two banners were
borne, by the leaders, each containing this
brief bu t -very expressive se nten ee, "Bread
or Work.” From the erhaelatecl, haggard
appearance of inany in the crowd it was
only too evidenlu that this extreine course
was not :adopted by them until'days and
Weeks, tilidgn some eases perhaps menth.N.
of severe privations and sufferings had
beeii endured, Thu (400.'crnineni allocated
it sum of tummy to meet Om
r-3.113i1om. uts r.; t'Acy ?„
led of prehibttion which has been estab•
lithee le elm orthweat. By the present,
eystereeintoxiceting drinks. in.-large-4mM-
titiee are .every year :imported'• into • the
• Taritoriet, , and the police, in •putting
dowia the traffic; Aye ever metevith the de.
fenee that the licplor in conned cottennate-
tioe was under. sanctioe. „ef.the Geetein moue,
Pei.rnits have been felith to easy obtained.
•Property Burned.
It is estimated bye eneuranee eoinpan.
les that in the United States lase year.
dwellin;g:houses were burned at the tate
of one -every hour,. with an averageeloete
of $1,39,e. Barns and stables, b0 pee
.week-. •Couritry stores' three per day,
with iteleis of 5'110,000' perweek. Ten
hotels litirn weekly, with a loss.Per year::
of $'4,000;000. Every other day a luta-.
ber yard goes up smoke;\ each repre-
sentino $20,000.' Forty-four •cotton
factories, the loss in each case being
$28,000 ; forty-three weole,ii.
425,000 each, and. forty-ewii 017i6Lir
works' at' $27 000 eiteh, were dest oyed
by.fire last. rim. ...PortY.:two hoot ahel
shee factories were eotisumed,.. the hoss.
being $17,000 ,each. Theatres were Id
ped. up by the flames at the rate of five,
permonth, average loss $19,000. Only
about 'TinTras maiir cour'6:17OuSei'lvere
destroyed the cost'of each being •abo
James• S.....Sdniptien; respectablegook-
ing' :man of ,40 years, pleaded -guilty, at
Toronto, Thursday, of having behaved
himself in a most outrageous Manner in
the Queen's Park. Detective liodgehe
stated that .the.prisener bad been miscon-
ducting himself in the manner accused of
-for nearly a year, 'until parents of children
Were afreid, eo send their little ones to
echoed bemuse, of this man, • The mAgis.
trate ailed him $40 and costs or, three
monthie iniprisonment. • • .
At talfpast hie o'clock•on Friday night,
IVIre'Sarah Jane Gilbert, an old resident of
passed. peacefully away. At half -
past top °Week, four hours afterwards, the
spirit of her aged husband, Mr: Tames
• Gilbert, also took its :flight to ether spheree.
MteGilbert was aged sixty -seen yearte, and
'Mr; Gilbert seventeesix. They had both.
been twice .marriee, ane were married, t�
'each other some' twelve or thirteen yeries
ago, They leve been ill for some time,
and the:face:0_11e .W.ifiks_death,--Was-hot,--
to Mr. Gilbert„.eo that the
knowledge that the partner of had
preceded. him un outtv world had.-
..,
• a
no.nifluenne ifi'liastening hie own end: ..., • , Hew it -CI-V-e-t;= eau 41)0J:date.
. A telegram from Long Pine Neb sa s •
.......—
A.desperate attern t was e_ yeaterday. aleri, attya. no 0,...viairiono ,he 10.,
• A wife of it Detroit epeetilatot went oast.
to lyndb. an un nown *amp who had coni- haede vane) ,w, elaweeeeleieee
mitted a brutal seuiault upon an 8.year.old he reeetyed, a istor4r,piretl, thwimagi,
daughter of Sohn, Wilkins, of this place. her ettee arre47,1, and kwing :
The whole town turned out arid captured
him about tWo 'Miles opt in the country. " 1 am going to show you that a woman
His preliminary. examination occurred in knowa how to speculate as well as a Man,
the afternoon. The girl positively identi- Apples are Much cheaper herethan,in De-
fied him carlo
as her assailant. Her father atr trait, 'and I am going to buy and ship a
ad on speculation."
tempted to shoot him in the Court room,
crowded- with 800 people. He . was re The thermometer wad at zero and the
strained by a constable. The tramp was man prenced around tike a orasY stool'.
, •
She could not be reached by telegraph, and
remanded for Wel,: and a special, ppsse of the letter he sent he reply had not b„n
thirty sworn in to protect him duringelis
transit to the County Jail. The infuriat- gone two hours when he received a second
ea Crowd followed the officer to the station, which said .. , „. . •.
Where a passenger train was in waiting.. "Eilci"e'd You will th34 illp silipPin
hill of the cardord of apple. Don't sell
Repeated attempts wore toodo to Boor°
pot
the rapist and•lynch Mtn, 011 the deone -Of them less than $2 a barrel and
1 tf ia 8 wen thrown over , the den t .nover say again that women don't
. -
a o ie deputies in hopes of (melte
cling the brutal ravisher .and choking him
then and there, lie cies safely landett on
the train, when fifty men jumptscI freight ngont naked : e. what wankcd fool
board, and were' deivell °lliteoLviohn'ail8sir:ft itnee t 1), a 11 :at witi:ifacti m
shippod yon applei in Ilii I s•qt r f weath-
the deputies' revolver. A
the Win strewed nut, 10111the prieoner te r„ei„, ,
or e' e, eeeo,
wtti tfilo‘o, tl the le eloty Jail 'Of Vine. el 'Ate wit ., a;1, firj '1,,,,b) e" enetrelt
wo-ri.h.
Pree l',3'.: .3 ..
mow low to turn a dollar to account."
...—Vesterday the man went clown to look
at the car. .1tIvery apple. was,' of .course
temp as hard as , stone, awl when the
o• •
Late of Minneapolis, a practical TA 11.01l and meant
vf several year, experlene destreeto intimate to the
People of Clintott and vielnitY, that he hos commenced
business
IN THE DEAVER: BLOC&
•In front of Fester Rarley's Photo Gallery, u here
IZ/IleCeaRele.4e-lerX*
Te owners of Stock. -
--:, I/ . 'AIM ATM' •
rt e
•• _Tele*.
he will be pleased to 1 all orders on short notice,
and at reasenabie rates. cloth cut or made up just as TRADF.MAM .
•desired. Orders respectfully solielted.
,frore..,•—.....—.. —....,—......--....,,,, ............-
---, e Giles' Lemur Iodide Amnia
,,
fi'o -The Warm:Lars.
SEEP CRAIN and oe.owut sem.•
-tattAleaf se;enes 4pr 01.1141. KINDS.
.ALTFORNIA DEFIANCE SPRING wirEAT.
BUM STIOI SpRINQ WIIEAT.
' MANITO RA. SPR W IfEA.T.
WITI1'•E RUSSIAN BARLEY
CHAMPION 0A.T4
BLACK MARRAFATS
BLUE .
WHITE PEAS. :
CROWN le4(te.
Teen: SEEEti ARE Ar.r, CLEAN.
JAMES STEEP, CLINTON.
•.: 2
NN'
.1KINO
POWDER
THE COOK'SBEST FRIEND.
_S. .W.ALSON.,..
GENERAL,DEALER IN TINWARE,
• HURON' STREET, CLINTON. •
Reports; ot tin kinds promptly attended Id at'reason-
Able rato. Atrial solicited.
Please Notice THIS ANNOHNCEINEHT
CALLANDERS' Pateet HARROW
is In the market re compete with any •
Diamond. Darrow miade.•
50 Set of Irdzitows
• romp -lost glee away. 4 -
50 lIttemies to he' tinfalted up for ;next
spring, anil ;Material' for -100 set of
• Ilarrows.
:Om:: OIL l'IllilghtlY BO Odle& Ceres LOW/OMIT( Cattle:
Spinal Idol saint.
. , Finiiids7;v31111:ewiatkilpulanigat;anblos:
SPNIZtegid4evsehNnolit be alnico it. Railroad whoa. awl ex
PrePTI rolllpailieT1 all age nite's.Linitueut, and In tho great rm...
out charge, give advice on 1.01 diseases and also oil the man
,irnbgeelt.ahles of Belmont and Lorillard it has arhicted tvoi.-
dem. One teal will convince,
tgoetriceiaamoilineaqttulftehsSnotiO02b?rmialitilryyligoltiitshact,t000; glIgtdi8a11:110.!!
Write llit. GILES, Box MO, N. Y. P. 0., 'who will, with
Giles Iodide Ammonia House and -Cattle
yellow for cattle, pon:edtesrisa.lor lannly use; that Ill
4,' eroade,l1By•gehltIoit3 elfa,aeti:Igshheoerseuteii on :creme eark,• Fleet.
obesd By and Ball's Bead.
Never disappoiut, (Re tome, Alterative and Diuretic', Destroy
Worms, cures Indigestion, Colic, Bots, Sore Throat, Catarrh
Foontler,Tfek-eye and Rheumatism. The &WM IP illn II d.
de br hpegitesrafailing itdtot:0 it ., t,nlibthl ea Pe: rivArosneurrerefirunuadr(a,re esdo at r ill )1nat rl -1 -
. .. .
Ut4wartd of Oututterfeits I
ROBERT DOWNS?
CLINTON, • ;
ItIanufacturer ;Ind Protirictor for the best SaW,Aitlill
Dog in use. Agent for the sale and application of
tho arPtsuint RATICNT AVT031A-110 BOILFA CLEANIM•
STEAM FITTINGS fornished end applied on eine
liotica. • •
• •
Boilers. Engines.. anti- all Dingle of' hiti
, eitineeer repeAred eirpedittneisly and
• , An a sat islitettory manner. - •
Perm huplementS manufactured and ropoired, 'Stevan '
and Water pipes Jurnishect 'anti put in position. Dry .
Kilns fitted up on application. Charges moderate.
. • .
HARKNESSFM451
HAIR RAMC%
Restores, grey
hair to .its na-
tural color,: re
moves Dandruff,
• steps the hail
from falling out,
increaser. its
growth, and will
not soil the -skin,
-7-As a hair the
Notwithstanding all the opposition by those sing, it has' tic
sPeelally interestetl, I will sell to any man who seperior. Guar.
may. coma before the ist or January, 1880, a -sot
year, -.This eirer is simply to showeip sonde of .eanteedharrnless.
_of-Harrows•eompleterfortho-sinall‘stIllref' •
. and more than that, will -Warrant them for ono • d
atifiwer, when asked °for a testimonial, was "1 rkenpeasrse cpcy
the stateiror ts mado about my patent harrows • Harr
ati•fa7. 3 1Pid • ineeearifeg. Ask Hon Switzer it • London Ont
what 1 say tweet my IlmiTows isnot rigid. His aoid-b---v-ail-D'i,jigr4.1;t
will sign buy name to anything youviiste about ' Patbnt 1" 'akin
Callender's .Patinat Ilarraw.. Cannot break- it • Dealers .
or shako it loose. Would have no other.'e 'The -
same answer is given by, the Tipiady's,
hings, the' shipleys, Albert May, and others.
whom have sold to. Enquire of these mono
A. CAL.I.A.NDR, Chute!).
EN•ohl , curator loseor fall. '
A quieir,periniinent,
L
. .absolutely certain
vo ess,weo, ; eleeiienrg, UthreanaghtratInaer:
velopreem, caused by indiscretions cereesses, eke.
Benefits in a day;cures usually within a -month,
No deception nor quackery. Positivb.proofs, full -.
description, hundreds of testimdniaLs, with letter
of advice mailed in plain, sealeti envelopes, free. '
Erielledicel eq;,,, Buffalo, Ni, Y." - . - . •
• -•
GlItAND
MIRafEIRODERICK
,•
.
• Will SliolO, selected Stork consisting of
CAOidt CANDiES, -
• eeRO.CEXIES, FRUITS of ell:kinds,
?' • PHOReE T(iI3A.000S
, AND (.4c4.111,S; Try them.
, .
STYLES. -1'R,E671 OYSERS
1*. In -Bulk. coneteeeiy-areiying., •
. _
0110101;:111.77'74R and BeiG$ IPA 71e:D.
„ .
•
, 41u1g.- 'BROD:7J1/611f;
JkCKOQNIITOO,t Hume STREET, CL/NTON.
0. • • N E W
GRORRY & PyorsioN STORE
. .
The .iindersignecl begir,to inform the11.11b1ic
eee,
that ehe his opened out in MR. THOS.
COOPER'S OLIrSTAND,. a full line of
R.00E.RIES FLOUR
•
For saleb17 the GRAND RAPIDS &INDIANA. '
R. R, SugarmaPle the principal timber,
Advantages-: Railroads arready.beilt, !fouler.:
but towns and 0101031, 000 of the healthiestparts
of the Unittd Statel, purest water, tool! markers,
fine fruiti• good loads, schools, churches, largo.
agricultural population, best building material -at
low figures,•good soil, Inw prices,, easy terms,
perfect tide: For books; mops, charts, and, •alt
aciditibrial information, address . .
' " W. 0. RUGHART-,
•: ?And CommisSioner, Grant!
• II:eitcheirbes
HOUSES*
1818141101118 statit
Grosse Isle, Bich. -
. All..stock• selected
from tho get 00 sere •'
-andrlains-oteestale
lished reputation and. '
• tere cl hi the
French and American Stnd BookS. •'Vire-have a.'
• `very large ninaher of imported and graclo ewe
lions and breed mares on hand. Trials reason -
Correspondence solicited. 'Send for largo
• ilinstrated 'catalogue, free ' by mail. Address
NAN,A1511i FAIINUI4
BRAN,. OATMgAl..;.1
cpot,kL. 'OIL,&c,
CASH PAID FOR EGGS
141-..11-AY$ON..„
sionemene '
o Owl iWriglit,
JEWELLERS AND OP,TICIANS;'
• eltePOnTiefts
s —
•
:,,p?1,,ANpay),6.,,,WATCHES, CLOCKS,"
.ll'A.RETIE STATUARY',
ART POTTERY,. ot,TRA 0LAss.
'y PANS,
nnia.k.nitAc, ETo.
•
..110PB.E4s. ANDAtierrikilmits Or
LtIN A.ED -WALTHAM. WATCHES,
STERLING SILVERWARE,
TRIPLE PLATED SILVERWARE,
• AMERICAN CLOCKS,
13INFM,TT GtASS, ETC., ETC.;
•140W0.0 D WA 'AV 'DETI 3IT
. .
orv.R.A. 1Iors7 BLOCK,
D.VrItOrr, xxoura-Ax.
SOLE STATE GENTS VOR, PARK,
PHILIPPE & C1)08 •ELE`TIIIATEI)
' ATUITE's;.
• rat.S.raikadramratii.
«
Cabinet Parior
.FullitutT .amp9ms,
The subscriber iteeinf the 'finest
.C.AgIdTgralicl COFFINS
'Always o -n hand. VallOtILIS f tirnisheti-at
A OMd SO,LICIT4D, - •.
• s.enti II not lin t10rtn10012,,
RE IT1i113E.It T1I1.i PLAS;R, „ , •
; geccurer, 2_11p, TOWN gALL.
*THOS,-,STEVENSON.
ka,
.1 HURON AND BRUCE
Loan and investment Co4Y _
rhis tonipany i Loanbly 41toflo1j 'ott
Sficztrify al Idnr,At, Rat, 8 of Idleri»4. , •
Mott rfuqtg iltOn'Astr)
•-,..:‘,17.11\7(48 DANK. A NLIII
ie.) rime pee re et. Lefeetee e rilloterre fro
• . the-we/ere-to iteeeto
' • met (tee
Fl -F 'II • 11, . ' 3.1 r' !':-.'0.11,e,..!0.1:•3 R,iti,
e II ile IlertTree.
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