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1:'11'1. iv, }.'•,. a .',.131i•r•lifu• i'- 1)31t1)332 rti `llr.i'15..'. 01 Sir t- :tries
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R i'k111i t 171.),3 14 \L):.--1, :r }.1, ('1)N• has been awarded the Cottsrect for the
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a•' 4 1 ,(•'.1'`t more or
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— --__” ee11t5'2131(s Rile O'1211101ed to 1551piesol -
8;'1111 i )'.' ti i':1' 1 I 1.11', SUB- moot for lift'. woe 1111 Friday last placed
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If 11.11.V. (I( t:at.3.i- ;eterl'•tl• 0' a1'.'e eti'wn 11134 P1.1'eei.
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Parkhill post UI)ieu the yield from one
1.. .. - e. . ;,, ' grain of fall w'he'at—oielit\/ive st't'li4
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v • ,1'lrttt,utcrn. :::.irs 3)1'0'1)3'53 ntivudud the Inrgert head haring liftv1001 g3(LI1e
t.1. nets ,11 $ :1I:'H :amen,: ;Lt tlil:' ei11i.'tl
NT J Ci :11 >. A.iont for tlh, I'4.
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1'5.11131 prot.l"4l^ ,ttt'eu,icel 51).
S. t::1ii1Pil le lib, I'15OV:NCIAL
1.e !guns '415)V 1,1'. kct., trill 1e at the
11 yal i(otel,1:xei .x.4,41 5,444 ti1•at'rue}:dayi)14'uch
mouth. 0(132"ri 3,33 5.v"r;; !ri1 Y'itII Air. ,)03111.
Spaekrnanwillreee3veprom pt Lttontinu,
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thine L to el331)01)1t:tt3115 5.,f lfossru. 'Almon a
Iiuilsrni,ll4n:it.31, u5., 1 l5.+ 0111,11 "Mutual Frio 1n•
F'trttnre'C((npan y 4'ltho (2minty' of \4'e11iu;;tn:,, iF
t 3114 day e1l,lc.11. d,und 31r..1(115N 13Y''1.)11,\11 1'111
. ..1 future 3101:3.s agent for ,t:xetnr and vi':init•.
and the snr,illest eighteen : average.
messenger, was. not presee ]ted Mr.. County.
i1IcCo1.1, the 33)etlt, dill not buat)P(t t113!
true state of ttffaire e11ti1 the dine:: vt•ry ]llyt•ll 111511 three \VpIhlen whose ng -
its made 011 Tllurstlay. s Tiio girl ie k grf'gstte weight is 948 peeli(1g.
rtbunt
24i years of age, f;3iu lots IAA j it is rnnlo3'ed, but with what degree
C 11111ph(rtalltt ll,•f of truth w(1 know not, that the agencies
For some 111011t1'13 pllitr1t gang of the
worst ellit!'i5et('1$, both anti 131.rl 103111tle
have 11115(111 a 1'111(1('zvoii of 1l 31t•Iu'e
Bush, iu the neil;bborlio(i 1 of Water.
down, troll it hi theu:,litir that 1313(•:11
cover (!f night they sallIPltl forth and wickets. S(taforth,. 181; Ciintou,13'?,
made rabid upon the vi111 1.13 anal tar- hstlnnel Keating, sun of James 0,
mere as 5,150 1,'0Illty,;; 1)rt!lrtivas ';1515 , of IIulgans, near Blyth,Blyth,Islet
.i.lit111;
eness:a 35.1111 (ratO')r %ht 1l.'LIililt(1n• \1'1.111 i1 painful accident 011 1 lttltrd)ty
while hauling stones. When nnluad-
(les0),nil6(1 lipou a motley g.TLiill ltr5g;, '!t illy, the horses started suddenly and
whom George 1)abson,'1.i osesis \i ikon,11333. it large stone 3111 1113 leg which
John White, John Black,. Richard broke it below the knee151111 lacerated
Cameron, EliZabeth Richards end Ida it badly.
(111)400 were tli'h'eeted and • 12(l51LIIGI1 to ,,'bile 1150 a'tel'1100)) tinll'i was coin -
"1" 1i(L1liilou 2a11ce htat50a. Un (lin
11'135 11110 \N'iligllhtlll on Tuesday, the
wiry there the oilicers less:lt'tl that au- 1
fallhr of the gusto, named i' ean1C It ens Ct!11t1nCtot' stL'v 5.1 loan IVLiI 1' beside 5.n('
track, lint it beim; on a heavy down
had 0 watch which ho 11:L(1 `-tnl30 It(11) ,Trade: it was impossible to step t11e
a,pasisor-by. o11 tettur(!l51r last. The
train before. roo, ming shim. The aIle
otlieers itrreted out :Lltt,wi 0041 Ii)ulii:tl (If' the engine 853200(4 135111 all 115(1 head
hint no tea, and cheek, and. the wheels ran over
Mew days ago, save t?'.e 145 )yner Hilo and cut oft.' his toes. Ito 1s badly
Son, it 1)oy residing 1n ::'111:Pelle, thiuk• Ihlgi(al, lint may recover. 111s flame
ing by digging -into lira iee•ltl•I:l 111 i, not known, and it is suppostel that
p ,,
w's!nlLl be 1'11)1% to 111111 a ,11)01 til., ,t, 1('11!1, bo was 111':13511.
a 113)e still 831005)31(1 5.t 114,13.) 414')115..1 1.1:15 ()1! Sl5)Ilydlty 151st Constable Kippen
(seep in s')3310 10080 425'131, mid stepped of 1irn'tsel , a31Sted a young 111aI1 by
into it. No esioner had he slipped in. the name of Torrance, from Hullett.
to the excavation than he found Milo olf 1111 :1 charge of stealing it watch end 1
sinking. Gratlutllly 11e w4534 going out 51'.:11 i1 luoti.y. Instead of taking 111'1
of . iebt until the 1.3.hd watt up to 1(i.; prhioner 1tt once before a J. 1'. and
fills, 1231(1 the more he strng;-•.led to free ,laving hien pelt in a place of aafo keep -
himself, the depeer he ensile Ile :;ttVd ing, tl:e constable coufiued flim in 35
the alarn1, and when hie mother roo111 in rho third story of the Queen's
rellched hila, 11:1 w:t9 00VorLa to tip; 1151.31, leaving him there Setnrd)ty and
chin. .A few minutes more and Ile :. Sunday nights. On Monday nlorlliog
w'rnlid have hem buried alive beneath when 110 went for his prisoner, iso rolls
(110 treacherous sand, -' gone, Instead of making a ladder of
We kava oftenheardof ))('enlillr ropes, ho made a rope of sheets and
bets being; uha.de, belt 11511 following None
bed -clothes, which reached within 11
a Listowel esc5.iaug takes this cake : — foot of the Pirie walk, end, it is suppos-
e,
young men named Giblet and tion. (et1• by that M011,118 let hilnrelf i{own.
lir, of sot• s!, were 111)ittl)NilAll this WAS Clan(', It 19 61133E wall 1113
htrue of cl.ec?cer ]. i (llit r,tvalt 1,1'3:,1 5.w (t , 1115udenff1 023. At the time of writing
dollars ILgltillnt, yolttl4te'•Gi15b i;'iuttrl `o. word of Ella prisoner has beau re -
that fie,. `a'opet', canl(1 v15u11•ut111 1lillr. •
Tfle game proceeded. Giblet had, and uoutii Africa.
7ei)er demanded the pacts. Gibbs at __—
fii•et refused to strip, but under tilreet1 A correspondent at Magna Borum,
or bodily 11:51'351 1131 Sava Ile wa8 301111)1111- .Jltne 80, mentions a skil'nli511 with the
number 3,075• ed to Fork over. and 11'5(1 to go ,home a t i June 'G iMeseen1)ers f a'n
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of t11n hloneolidated Bank in Seaforth,
Chilton and \\ingharn are to he closed
up in it few weeks,
The cricket match between the Sea.
forth 3535141 Clinton clubs, resulted in
fav Ir of the latter by 1 ran and 4
1 (wort) desp:ttelho(1 thither: 1ltIeiy ant
01 1113 011 _ .1• r r .
distance of neatly a mile, without his (latetvavo asleep the British not to
tUuticrthe 'sleights amMeasures garments. Hibbs afterwards brought burn six kraals which they specified.
Act the Windsor District is to corn • au action against Soper for robbery of The request was refused. Bailer's
prise the Counties of Essex, Kent,
Ltmbton, Brnee, Marna and Perth,
while Lond,ol is to coulp)ise the city
of London mid the Conntiee of Elgin, and Gibbs had $10.50 costs to provide (lpeniug Eire they fled. Buller pur-
Mlddlt:Pex, Oxford, Norfolk and Brant. fel..
Iris pants, (hiilniuc; that he 111111 not Horse then advanced, when the Zulus
agreed to the tonne of the wager lt8 tired the kraals themselves. A large
above narrate(,. Case was (lisulf,b'OU Zulu force appeared, but on the game
sued sun crit clown twelve of the
tutelligevco bee just been received The Ottawa Frog Press has been do- elremy. •
of a frightful accident at Point aux laded by some practiclel joker iuto pub- A dispatch from Cape Town, elated
July 4th, says:—When Geu. Sir Gar-
net 1t•'olseiv arrived at Port Durnford,
July 2ud, 700 Zulus with 700 cattle
had surrendered.
It is stated that the Government
have ieoeivetl a telegram from Natal
announcing that the British army had
reached Ulnudi after a few skirmishes,
iu which some small • bodies of Znlus
were killed. It was found that the
King's kraal and all the surrounding
kraals had been burned by the Zulus.
Gen. Clifford telegraphs to the
War Olflce, from Metre Mari/zburg,
that on the 4th of Jn1y Gen. Wolseley
MIS not able to land at Port Durnford
because of the surf, and he returns to
Durban, whence he will proceed by
lard to join Lord Chelmsford's division
immediately.
Gen. Clifford's dispatch continues
its follottls --A nessage from Lord Che -
Globe: 15 is of importance to the 1 lmsford, dated June 30an,say :-I "have
Municipalities of this section, as of all )Jussl informed the Zeta king that I
sections "The township of Clarke pnust advaueo to the left bank of the
was initiated in $200 and costs for river. I shall do s0 to -morrow, but I
damages buffered by a traveller on the will stop hostilities pending negotine
high way. A farmer drawivg eat wood tions if my demands relative to captured
left a pile on the roadside. S'311.1e time cannon, etc., are complied with only
in February last, at which bine, tho permit of guy remaining here till the
the wood had been left there some 10th July."
three or four weeks. Samuel Maxwell ' A white man with King Cetewayo
was riding past at nighton horseback. states that the Iiing has 20,000 men
His horse shied suddenly at tha wood, 1'aud le anxious to fight, but the Princes
throwing Maxwell off and dislocating' aro not.
his shoulder, iujaring his collar bone, Gen. Clifford adds in the dispatch,
and prodnciug other iejnriee auoh its to that on the afternoon of the 4511 of
snake it necessary (hitt he should place July there was 110 farther news from
himself under medical treatment, and Lord Chelmsford, or of Gen. Wolseley
whereby he was rendered unfit to do
any work for several weeks, The
Council oousitlered it was not liable,
Trembles, caused by the over turning liehing %stupid p1ece of uousense its re•
of a yacht. A part' of fifteen put reit :,Yard to the Government suet its policy.
,
C%I.11LTS•5T):1SI1so , from the village at eight 0,clock I'li-
Gneln!1,P '.omk•er f h, 1F711. 15 tf ne`1 t_as day, composed of people from Qneb, c
'-OTIC.L. for Paint aux 'Trembles, and about
1
All account: due to the ('rorleriei3 Foundry and
n:unlfr9etnein1 V0131p.10y (limited) mast be
promptly settled to avoid dolts.
!go peruoltc are authorized to receive ]payment:
or make settlement: 23.1 behalf of the company
cseel)t 11134 undereil;ned,
IIOI5 ACE HOIITON,
President.
• 50I12I CIIPISTLi1 ,
Secretary.
tf
"lodaricb, Juno 113, 1970.
R. i . i C EY,
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CAIIP5IAG11; AND BUILDERS'
niArep ,,gym,
CLINTON, ONT.
OFFERS SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Pull Plated, P,evolversl7 Shot
ill0.5 0
leaving been 135,1311) specially for tho 7 ,uglish,
Russian and American Armies. Only to be
11atl from
aLfE. : ..1 t ' a '"a'',
Impeller of
SIIL'LF tIAII:DWARE ,
,lA.11 IRON,
LINSEED OIL,
VARNISH,
GLASS, ,Cc., 3113:, Ssc.,
OTetT NTr `'t' 'v.
It says that Sir John has been " culled
mum to retire. " which is false, and
nonsense as well ; that Sir IL.T. Galt
half leu hour after, when about the ie to form 3a new Ministry, W13tC1h is
middle of tile river, they were islet• by equally Nonsensical ; that the. Cabinet
rt gale of wind which corupletely over. has not decided cm its action, which is
turned the yacht, land of its occupants very silly ; that Isis Excellency hits pro -
eight sante to rise no more. The posed a compromise, which i3 quite an.
steamer Sa. Antoine, which chanced true ; that Sir John 113 asl(trng the Joly
to be apptoaebing. quickly steered out Government to resign, which is equally
to the spot, mid by rutting out her untrue. In fact, the whole article, which
boats succeeding in saving seven of the will probably be telegraphed right and
fifteen. left, is a farrago of absurdities. of
Canadian fishery officers have been which even aL priuter's devil would be
instructed to strictly euforco the pro. ashamed. The Free J'ress does not
visions of the fisheries Act, which pro- pledee iteel f to the truth of those state -
Whits throwing overboard Jr lertving merits, but it emphasises it fully by
dead or deoayiug fish within any water publishing thorn in a doable leadad
were fishing is carried on which is hall leading ar5.1310.
to apply to the ut•e of nets and seines We copy the snbjoined from the
and We capture of mackerel, whereby
quantities of Small fish are 141110t1 131111
thrown tawny to decay iu the water
The law is held to apply to .Americttin
vessels fishing within three 111i108 of the
shore nuder the \Vash.ingtou Treaty,
and rn 5y occasion setious iuc0uveu-
ieuce to our fiisherrnen.
Calnpbellton, N. B., is enjoying a
geuuiue sensation. It appears that
the Montreal Telegraph Cutnpany's
itgent at that place hits a messenger
boy in his,etnploy for about two years
pant. The boy ran errands. etc„ and
lived with the agent. The nei,hbore
did nob pity particular attention to the
lad, and be might have pursued the
e'en tenor of hie way had he conduct -
'Id himself properly. The fates decreed
however, that this should not be. On
Thur3dny last the messenger r35u away and Maxwell sued for damages and
with $2110 belonging to his employer. recovered." ','these judicial det11sions
Search was instituted anti the culprit
8001 captured. Tho ettsliicirns of his
show the respotlsibllity of s1nuiufplIl
Councils, and it behoves them so be
eept0re had .flow beeeme •excit.e(1, end 1/4.5 (i3,151itrly careful as to permitting any
who prom ply reported that the boy 010110333hlnellt"his their roads, thereby,
was --it girl 1 '.l'he money was roc )voted in case of ne.ident; they may be made
and, so fur as we have learned, the resuonsible, '
paving lauded at Durban.
A. correspondent at iti'nritzbnrg,
July 4th reports t111t 2.000 Zulus neve
expected. to submit that night.
Cape Totter, 3nty 3rd.—The ]lead.
(j'u5rte.rs of the O'111.ilns hove advanced
within sight of Ull)l1(11, the enemy re-
treating in all tlireetiC118, - -
There is a large Zulu force close: to
Fon Dare ford, and llitlllbers of young
nun are deserting the King.
Brutal Outrage East . I r3'a..
A. most daetartlly outrage nits cern.
ranted o)1 the person of e t e 315)1: tuwrn.
ed 311'0. Joseph Legg, r( a::l:i'„ iu leei t•
Zorra, en the night (f the 1711(
the facts of which oro 1'riaily as fo)•
lows : —On the Till in, P!. a :11 u! iuu'i t.
William Lanigan \•!'r 1 ,g; it) tb
neighborhood, al's 11'031 at the lls'nco ( f
Mrs, Legg. whose L. el. ,ti 1 15., pries -Asti
in Dakotah. and 1sioytl fn't sales r lar 5.t
few reolue11t5 free: a ren " : t:'' k':i!Ll
progress. which WWI lY i' rent.(!il
h1131. lie went 13.4111', !t. [r 1:.::1 _tied
805(11: time, and hall tee, a'f(.I ', ,:'ll Si•
left. Mas. Legg (li•1 11', : 5' . Lite ' i[i3I
tall the night of ti:' o.,tr'') 1' lvl.l (:
heir(, BG132e ('ee v, 113::1,.1, ee. the 51 .tan^.•
of her 1'0010 11
a 1111111 ('1(e)Ctl 1!(•1' 1)" 3'i. t ','• 1 . li!(.r-tl
Ont of bed to E! :.:• 1. •1 1'+w, .' ,:1'(t 5323.3
attacked by the i ,tl'c:ll.`5'. 3434:T a .er ft
sharp 11'11(1 vigor4oes to 1:'.1• .1'1, wee
finally overcome 111!1 11. l•,.3•'':: 1st•
lista ted, After aces) 1aleli
loth 1'nrposts the \'i111113 I"::, 93. 1 !t t 6(4015
(5.8 Mrs. Legg reeev'Jr"5.l .5.:t. ':'r1} Flt;
proeeede d to 1111' ! ••zther $ 1- lee *nuns
distance off, end informed thee: of 5131
occurrence Miro , a,'eli ee 501112" t-
atl'ly inet130t(' f(.':.' t.1/e pero_!rat.,. of
the eenee . Fe t...esTIT of rt seen 511
stocking feet were t::let'(, f•' tile place
where the mail tine 1(1541 l4 : n :15 the
bnn.e nit the r tit 5'-.rli= .1. %1's.
,ft. syser 5 peeit 'l .' it5 lc .i'.1? venni
11111 (Tins:s:tre , . 11 . 1i`i er:ii;:sonfet
before .lf5t 4 Gray told : k
341, and. after .- ,,.1 the woes?,() , f
the woman. tines :'.'031 11.':13!`1 11::•1 tee j:!Il
tel stand hi. 111.'1 at i lee 11111. , .5: ,
The affair 1:15:; snouted Israel; (-50ite-
ment, aP 'Mrs. 1'l''- 33331 1 /'3
latrves are well id.men, nod 1:1';'•111'+ re-
specter, in 11)4112' nc'25 33b'3') 13.11. -:1531
WAS nt the time ttf 1111': ( 11(5.3 ), 1311(13'1'
medical treatment fee heart dleinnee.
The Ci. ` e 11 isen i
'Ther'e Ines beim C!'ll i -(3 t )t:'le Been
merit (little; the pest week. or two 311
cnusegmineo of the rapid and tl:)(:lleci(-
ed deeiine iti gtttiu hind prt)viei,)i 14l
3(mange. rhe rum"rll fol it few mouths
past that holders were selling Sint a)311
the expected ontbreak of fiver i).1 300t.11 -
ern. cities conillirind to tie_ere s prices.
The decline in cash wheat hes 31u10ollt-
00. to 11; cents (llil•ises the. week, the low-
est sales being Friday, when on the call
wheat sold for July option at S'3 coots.
There were rumor's of failures, but, as
fear as known, they were only tempor-
ary embarrns3ulents. Ail firms inter-
ested are expected to cant - him: 1)118111084
on 1'tenday. Clearings were larger by
a million 1231(1 a half yeetedny than nat-
al, on aeeoim14 of heavy deliveries Of
wheat by the combination, The total
deliveries 51115510 by them were 1,700,000
bushels in Chicago and 800,000 bslsbels
in :Milwaukee. It is ander: ton,] ihno are
rapidly getting out of deal, and tho
culmination of the break will come on
Monday, if it has not already been
reached.
The 17./nes Chicago special says the
Reeve wheat deal has probably closed,
after au unusaaily long existence of
about nine months. L:i.st Oatnbe.
James Keene, after picling lip several
million bushels at Ohicago,extellded op-
erations to other cilies,aud eilice the an-
tutun has partially controlled the world's
supply of wheat, and few persons have
been able to trade in it withpllt paying
him a tribute. Keene handled, perhaps,
thirty million bushels of wheat, about
two-thirds of the whole being bought
end sold in Chicago. P11e ol,eratiou
closes with four and a belt million
bushels No. 2 spring hero and in Mil.
w3u)Icee, which has been dexterously
unloaded to tends (beteg the last thirty
(1aye. and is now in process of delivery
on July contracts, The operation ]las
30110iuly been con'itloted with cullsuul-
elate ability, n.s the whole w'o1111 of
wheat -traders 11159 been affected, 7:5.
0o11i31 seem, however, Out some •rot' -
sons in the exporting line obtained an
iiiklsng of the intention to \vied np, ass
they were prepared to buy heavily of:
wheat offered, a)rti dirt pick lip ail they
could wt hold of Saturday for ebip-
meet. This arrested the bretik in prices -
and the result may be inueh' less-3lie-
(tstrous than the skate of -(.bibs (het
many feared would ensue from leaving
so triae15 0131 wbent net hand to compete
with pow wheat new being; lhnrveettd.
For all pnr3o8; T of a I :lulifq :'1i ,lir':ne,
I`5:11)34.311i)'3) Yi T t,'lw Ozr, is 't illy, hos 1 of 1110 •
list. It is used wiln tlupt'(',etl.1•,t3'1 •nl (.a1':;
;1,1111 internally andIndentally. It ,32311'.:'3 Mui'd •
'1'hr-cttlt. 13ur1a Scalds, Frust 1313 ,q ; )4111 .c,5.,
335 l' 011[!11 3511 34 A.,ti1.f1.1. For .a',00' at 11131
(30lltr,51 ttrtig u,orC, IsxetuY.