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prietor. A.
1391**
VAI.EWUTU t
wi1�LENO. 400.
04`.1r.A.filit FOR PEA LE .
•
OU'SX AND LOT FOR SALE. --For Sale,
market street, in Sparling's survey, Settforth, Ap-
tin premises to DAIX, 1;97.4
- -
Oft SALL-A comfortable frame cottag,,
e, eou
teiciog airline room, parlor,« 3 bedrooms kit-
chifei. woodshed aild coal hottge, Cio011eeljart purnp
ite, Possession given on the 1st of May neXt,
TZEAS-Onetliird. down ; balance in three years,
Inquire of proprietor. A. 0, MeDOUGALL, 815
TIVILDINO LOTS IN SEA,F011Tfi FOR SALE,
-Dr, Cf1LEMAN, levying laid out the grounds
recetaly occupied so a Driving Park into 13111(1.-
10g Lots, prepared to deflate ot lett on reagon..
able Nrreq to paw who may desire there, Partieg
desiriug to pureiniJe should make, immediate ap-
804
plieation,
tan eoit SALL-For Salo, a firgt.elatig farm
situated in Ushorne, Lot 14, Con, 1, within 1
lege of Exeter, brick wttlige, good Intiltlinge;
a eon, large orchard of good hearing trees, Ph
jab fn the highest otate Of ettith`ation, well
drained and widi feneed. For tering apply to
17105IAS 1.001,Z ou the premises. ggi.4*
VA101 YOU- SALE ,NEAD, sten011131.-For
Sale, that befintifully situated farm, on the
unrou Itoad, adjoining the farm of Er, 1,,
Meyer, containing 101 acres, 89 of whieir arc clear-
ed and in litate Of good cultivation, The hal-
ane4 is -well tiathered There are eight acres an-
cOnifortabi; frame dwelling holm arid lot, on
011
der fall wheat. For fa.r.thcr particularg apply to
071, Wind Will keep it in motion, and eause
Mrs Seaforth,
,!_eentnele
THE HARVEST FIELD,
liarrest work is a - labor • for which
nether time nor weather eau be (shoo.
It waits for no man. Performed mulct
the rigors of the hotteet of the inimme:
weather, it is often that farmers thought
lessly do themselves injury foitwant of .t
few' timely and simple precautions, Th )
health suffers from too severe labor un-
der the exposure of a burning Hun, enlesi
sortie protective measures are taken
l'rotection from the Start heat is one o.
these measures. It is not well to be too
thinly clothed. If a single shirt is wore
it should be of flannel. A loose ernock,
made of light blue drilling, reaehing to
the waist, and fastening around the necle
and waist with narrow bands faeterierr.
with a single button, makes a comfort-
able and convenient working °verger -
merit, 'The head should be protected by
a straw hat with a broad brun,In the
hat shoukt be placed. a large leaf -a cab,
bage or a, doek leaf --or a white lineie
clot or handkerchief kept moist, Be
hin4 the hatishould be owed a loose flap
.
of hite muslin, falling to the shoulder
and protecting the neck from the sun,
Thi should hang loosely, so that the
eengeBle or to BEN,S01:1 tic MEYER, Barris -
continued ventilation of the back.of the.
Irani Fait SALL-That mornoillotis hotel head and neck. -Thus protected, haryes
en- repaint on the seaterth and Iholmore Oravel Work may be done when the thermomet
Bead, a0 long and favorably known as Dayatuotet
in the the wetter is up ,in the nineties, witont an
Tenn rn eof t 4414114144 County for h
imeinesk, as it is on the main traveled road from danger and but little inconvenienee.
Seaforth and lirusseIs to 'Walkerton, (loud stable, 1.."'he most frequent imprudence in
shed and barn oft the prerniffee. rot bathes par.:
Wroreter I', 0,, Unroll, 801 cold water fresh froCni the well or spring
ticalarimpply, if by letter prepaid, to WAS. DAYSi
. .. --- _ _ • ... - .a ................ '"'''''' '''''' i in copious draughte, This induces ex.
"WARM FOR SATX.-e or Sale, a firat-alaaa farm, ees5ive pettpitatitn, winch, 111 its tutn,
A: situated in Tnekersmith, Lot 2, COT1. 1, near
Pot onto and proabytariaa chureh, about a i produces excessive thirist,_and "the result
IJ from idation of Lond«,m, Huron and Bruce 18a. serious weakening of the nervOUli
Railway. Ifottae twa storieff, beiek; outbuildings eystene Life, even without labor, be-
eneentee *ells, good orchard with 41 vartety of conies a burden nhen every pore give*
trait sae ornamental tr008f well drained, in a IT
II ,a, stream. The selts of the 13.1.00d are
cod state of cultivation. For tonne airply to
harvest field is the °meant thinking of
LOC4110., Rodgerville P, O. 000 rapidly washed ia the flood: of erspira-
tiou, and the system is depleted ot that
which it can spare the leest. This can
be obviated by simply avoiding exeeseive
&hiking. A man may ride upon a
reaper or follow it binding for ten homes
without needing to drilik more than
twine, if he will simply determine so to
do. We have done this repeatedly with-
out 'drinking, except at meal times. It
is well to avoid the use of tobacco while
in the field, and by all means no (hop o
spirituous liquor should oasis the lips o
a harvest laborer in our climate while h
is in the field., -If one' must drink, cok
rAum FOR kAT,Tf1.-Deing Lot No. 8, Con -
•L cession 9, Tnekersruitlx Township ; 100 acres ;
sexes cleared, nearly all clear Of fiturnps ;
bush hardwood, good log buildings, young orch-
ard eornatencing to beer; two welts with pfunps ;
it is 5 miles from Seaforth. The land is of the
best Vat'', and be sold cheap. For further
partieulars apply to the proprietor on the prem-
ixes. J.- McCANDLESS, Egmondville I'ost
Office. ' 887
,pROPERTY IN BRUMFIELD FOB SALL-
For gale cheap, that degicabIe property in the
1.111sge of Drucetleid, lately oecupied Mr. Itobt,
Ferguson. There aregionr village Tots, also a. good
frame helm, with atilyle, well and all neemiary
conveniences. .A.Iso good °mbar& The laud is all
underdrained and gurrountled by a new board coffee or tea without sugar or milk i
feriae. For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN' the hest. This ban be drank when mod
YeCNO, lioneeneld, or to the proprietor at Lis- ,
RODE= RGUSON. 895 era ywarm without nausea when wa
FE
tor cannot, Hot tea or coffee after din
PROPERTY FOR. SAI-XIN EGMONDVILLE.-- ner is both cooling and refieshing. A
-I- For Kale in Egmondville, a line briek 11011/50 -least two hours' rest should .be taken a
and a large frame bottom with a good barn and
noon, and from 11 ;30 until 1:30 is th
stabling, L4.14 (11 land, a beautiful if -milord of
50- choice fruit trees, and 2 never -felling wells. beet interval, When the body is heate
The property la nfl well fenced. It is a desirable by labor it is perfectly safe to cool it h
property. Por further perUculara apply on the • .
pouring cold water upon the wrist, b
'prerobseo ;JOHN CAIMICIIAEL, Ir., Egmond-
rille, or to BENSON 6; MEYER, Barristers, Sea- which the temperature of tee blood i
tette. not, slowly lowered • but it isnot safe to coo
I the bodytby sudden exposure to cool ai
PAR31 FOR SALT;1,-For Sale, Lot 28, Con- I - shady ,1:),arit, or a Ace1,1a,r. Such
-I' cession 7, Townahip of Ileherne containing ; m a
11
74 aerea. 55 of which are cleared and in a state i coulee would De DIle greazese imprudence
of good cultivation, There Is a good frame BARN 1 and almost certain to result in disaster.
awl STABLE, The farm ig loeitted ou a good To eool off slowly is safe, and if on
gravel rood, it; conveniently sittiated to Igehools,
churchee and pest orlice, and , wit
hin f' nxiles s
, h nld expose himself to cool draughts
from Seafotth and 7 froui Exeter, For farther he Ishouh put on extra clothing an(
particals rs apply to the proprietor on the Feral eeff, wai about meanwhile, At night, aftei
WILLIAM DINIt.71N, Jr., Lumley P.'0. 351 . • .
the work Is done, and. before retiring
Feint FOIL SALL-For Sale, Lot 9. Con, rest the whole bodyehould bathed
London Road Stanley, 100 acres, 80 cleared
and under levee, the balance timbered with iirsst-
class hardwood ; Immo barn (50x40, frame otable
lila), log house, good bearing orchard, well wilt-
od ; ;situated within 7 nines of Seaforth and a
flkL distaxice from Clinton. Farm well antler -
drained, awl in "'rift 'class eultivation. Apply on
the premises or to the rroprietor at Brucetield P.
Al'IDREW MeKENZIE.- 802
FAII'''11 FOR, 14..LE.-For Side, the west half of
Lot No. S, Con, 14, liallett, containing 80_
actesti55 of which a -re cleared and in a state of
good &titivation, awl firat-clloo in evory reopoot,
the lance la well timbered with hitrdwood.
There
la are good frame huildinge, algo a young
tactile d, There is abundance of water. 18 with
in 8 reile4 of the Myth station, awl. is centrally
situated NY all the otluo marLoto, Alo;ly to the
proprit:ter on the prenkteo, or to Myth I', 0, IL
C. li00EItSON, Sr. ' • 891,4*
1A.10.1 FOR SALL-Lot 4, Con. 2, Stanley ;
WU nem+, ; 70 cleared, the reemiuder a gOod
hardwood basil; 10 101144 front Seaforth and
Clint -on, 4 from Drucefield and 2 from Riopen
yonng erchard cernmenzing to bear, with over 100
finit tmes ; fianie barn 4025.00, frame sheep house
2004 ;fowl stables, eow bowies and other out-
houses, quarter of a mile from good eehool, Conve-
nient W charch and post ofliee; never -failing well
of water, well fenced and under a good. state of
cultivation. Por ftirr.her partionlars apply to
WILLIAM Beetle Kippen I'. 0. 898
•
VAll.31 FOR SALE,- Being LOt 0, Con, 10,1141-
-a- lett : 150 ;scree, 100 eleartd and in a pod etate of
feiltivatien, the remaining 50 is well timbered ; 2
frame lirmacer nearly new' frame barn 110x80 with
otables inelerneath, shed00xO, other ont-
huildinga ; la situated 11 relleaTrom Seaforth, and
the safe distance from Cliototrand Bruseehi ;
very convenient eberehefi, osetwo'm and mills,
Terms (-;thy, T11b4 iFS exeellent opportunity to
sny vencon W1I 10 wecnro 14, first -dash farm,
IfOr Wilber partieulare apply on the preniNes, or
by ',letter to Ilarlock Post Onieei JAMES
WAIT,
805
'ARM FOR ;. or Ltd -
5, ; 71d, aexcg, *1 ;tam.;
ataViu a ;state Or 40od cultivation, the balifuee
%Tit timbered, The whole hare ill V/0,i1 fenced ;
th-r- k a ggrod dwelling lumge, and frame barn
and gables, fa:<0 g good young rrrchard hearing
fruit; . there fir a never -failing stream ut wntr
ratmilig tbri,P.A tho (arra-and an excellent epring
it the nonse, ig situated within 11 wilco of the
hayfield Road, is within 2i relief; of the Lonclon,
Rama and Bruce Railway, Is 0 rnile4 tnen Cli:J tort
and 10 imm :41:n1r/sat. For further particulars
apply to tbc proprietor on the premises, or to
„tame le 0. THOMAS MlfiLS, 098
ATAIXAB GE FARM PROPERTY FOit SALE,-
' For S:Lic, a desirable and beentlfuily located
farm, situated about 1 rnileis from brucefield,
and 5 Milee from Seaforth, Lot 28, Co 1, 89 r, ii
14.J.TUCkelqUI111. Th43 farm contains 100 acres,'
80 of Whieh arc Cleared and In 5rst-c1ip3 order,
the balance being all hardwood timber and well
prtierved. The house is brick, 14 gtoreya high,
with good cellar ; rng and ontbuildhig all that
ecnin be (Whim' ; there is also an oilfliard of 0
urea in good betake.; order, awl a ueNef,faiiing
Them. T' -rum easy, Apply by oast to EItiKINE
„WICK. Wingham, or to JAMES 130NTHILON,
ne-aforth,
SAW trier, lien) FA101 OF 109 ACIIES Fort
8/iLE.-The ferbscriberg offer for gale their
Nay rein awl farm, Lot 85, Con. 5, East Wawa-
n4L'sh. The mill contains large circular, edging
Newriontting Haw, shingle saw, edger and paeker-
ail in good order. There are on the lot beaides
the mill, two twee dwelling hongeg and frame
Kahle, There also ou the lot a quantity of val;
node timber, consisting of pine, black flab, and
beta, leek and other hardwood, with a large stock
In the vicinity to last a number of years. Satia-
WCOiy elven for selling. POesetalion given
nine, For further particulars enquire, if
tt letter pout paid, of W, IIINGSTON, Dens -
4618 P. 0., or to R. T. II1NG8TON it BROTHER,
We/afield P. 0. 880
water slightly tepid. or at leaat as warn
as the air, and pure tempi and then
briskly rubbed dry with a coaree toWel,
Thia will bring comfortable and restfu
sleep, 'Then a clean under garment fo
the night should be put on, and the day
morn clothing placed to air t an dr
ready for the ' next day. Cleaelinees o
_person is one of the beet preservitives o
health., and productive of the greates
comfort in the barveet Bea8011. Thes
rules are as imperative for those wit
find, their sphere of labor in the kitche
as for those•in the field. Salt food, a
far as possible, shoulki be avoided. Fa
of all kinds es also to be eschewed, arida grac, vvhic
fruit, vegetables, poultry, egge, milk and zeal to alla
wheaten bread, at least 24 hours old, oi oat' nal hoi
oatmeal, ehould form the staple food, lieli ve, by (
A bowl of cold new' milk, with a littl will be, here
salt and stale bread broken into it, for wh have te
a perfect supper for thee seasou, to b to ill then
. .
taken shortly before retiring. It is no basis,
in
promorning. The eystem absolutely re. will be
profitable to rise before 5 o'clock. the
quires eight hour' rest in bed out of the
24 for ite recuperation from labor. Noth.
ing ie gained by lengthemirig the days, i
the -nights have to be aliortened, Dar.
Mg the day the houeewife should see to
it that the night clothing is hung in the
Air and sup, and the beds exposed all
day until sundown to the fresh air and
fittii ire poesible. Let feathers be tett
away for cooler weather, A Arcade&
corrihusk mattreee, well ehaken up, ie
m
the ren healthful and restful bed in .the
StIrlifiter, especially if underlaid With A
• eprieg mattreee. Fer want of con i li tigke
oat 3tray is the. next beet material ; hay
. hs the very worst, being dusty and heat -1
' inga Operi vvindows awl doors in the
bedrooms ihould be the rule, Thorough
ventilation in the eleeping apartmente ie
abeglutely necessary to healthful rebt.
The fetid atmosphere of 'met country
chainhers is a wanton sacrifice of the
free gifts of a bountiful nature, and or
tattily provocative of the inevitable pew
altyof those easiky, avoided trouble
known as '' summer complain ts. " I
is strange but true that the common die.
easee of rural localities are mainly caused
by impure air and uuwholesome water,
the two things of all others most freely
obtainable in the country. Most of th
foregoing binte may be applied, at leas
in principle, to the ease of the firm aniA,
nuns. What is useful for the man i
these, is also applicable to the horse o
the ox. Clean, pure stables, ample foo
of the most easily digestible and man
tious character, clean carrying, shade
means of a white sheet loose upo
the back, flowing loosely at the side
whet( at work in the field, and ever
other comfort that a thoughtful human
Muter can give to his over -willing ser-
vant, will tend greatly to the efficiency
of the team in this season of its hardest
labor. A horse cannot work well after
having spent the night in a foul stablni
continually stamping to get rid of torl
=tenting flies, nor if he is turned with a
eiripty stor
pick, paid
meal of dr
gr°°.te4;
to1et,I
willing to
rhis'. daily t
or that evil
Anoth
On Frida
ly deed we
occurred i
Ou the ever
w
the townel
but what
find in th
stacke of h
been fired,
ed almost I
had been c
dently wit
exposed, fo
WAS dead n
si bly have l'
of the fiend
few mont
dead moth
iihe should
had been tr
and at ever
*opened and
be "tilled
anything I
found expel
11
y tl
stu
II f
80
rk
idd
H, IDAY, AUG
into r pasture to
roug the er
ht a scan
ble, After laying bon
and turn ieto, a field
ill ceirie u fireeh and
n the rope th n vig•
an extra no e 4r two o
D sta dls, utrage.
nig t last the t 08t, (laFstartl
a,ve been called to tchronicle
he town hip o Itidelulpi .
i 1 quotion Me. Jh
ose
iv es on Lot 25, do, n, 11 f
u mederetired tis usual ;
1
hi horr r and s . rprise to
um ;zing -that a onple of
of tine car's rroweh had
o of his ho 80imutilat•
on I beli if. ne,i a mare,
a rotes he a otnen, evi-
fre the, 'n(I its ntrails were
Iin& a si kenin iiight, t
en und and co I not po
ed 1 ng af erthe rpetration
h a , A mirth g fpal, but
f age, w_ s lyinL Vesicle i s
ap aren ly wei de ing Why
0 so quiet Th other horse
ted to al ng ga Inn its side,
breath the ga in woun
losed, ' hie an mnL had to
ut it out of misery. net
thc 81141 ie of inch can lie
le of such a deed it elinoin
beyond bel'ef, a d if t ey are e ught th
laW has no erns! men toosev n.4; indee
it is doubtft 1. if tt ey w it'd go the benefit
of the lew, . e gr at is the lin igeation at
the velvet tor of he co aidly_ an
fiendish eri e in the n ighbo 'holed whe e
it Occurred
A Wor to Te
anilOgan
ro the, Edi of he II
1)2Aft- Si : T le C
114011treal et ile
with great • ter
the aetive rn
Dominion e Oa
ant con von
" prohibit° le
in that eit ri
WO moote dur ng t le las
Pailiament y t e col mitte
by the lieu of 1041111101)8 0
of °prohibi n, The great
and object su h me ting,
to liring to the acti e, liv
gene temp ne workers thr
Dominion, o a to noncer
1,
united etior , ze 1 ant talen
safest and • st xped nous
curing, at 1' e riles poss
leg"slative east res in the b
of tempera ce, iorali
piness, see Oty nd el
quite appar it t
proposed ffe leme
about, by t Co
one of the h hee
particularl n t
history of he
great and s tenu
ger ntle Me
zatio net.
ron, Exp sitor.
T 6, 1875.
• 44,4+.1
grand leittn e f the present
agitatiOn, are all denominat
lerences meege into one commo
of cairn onseu 'ty, It will
be an outrag upon the religio
sions of the Dominion, should t
be large rep eser
tion, indivi
church; and
tation from
unitedly„(
expects ever
there ifs the colt
lukewarmne s
part of the f ien
and counter; no
of interest iii reference thereto,
want of unity Of action, ope
principle, th Convention shot
failure. It w'll be a most seriou
the onward arch of prohibitio
Dominion, a d
venting a st
to prohibitio
many long
tions, bear- t
tens ; tempe
the expense
either mdi
with °there,
assured tba
ness and iin
stake. Goil
critical
onal dil-
1 vortex
alinobe
perdue.'
ere not
tations from each sec.
uoly of tbe 'liristian
meet creditable °proem-
th ! several deno linations
ana eon this grin d rally,
n to do his uty. If
shrug and shoulder of
id indifference on the
Is who support endonse
prohibition, from lack
or from
tion or
1r1 be a
blow to
t in the
lay be the nice s of pre.
turtey enaetment in regard
-in our fair Dominion for
ear to come. Congregn-
e e penses of your minis -
an organization sustain
of your represe
'dually or in co-
t° this Conventio
you appreciate th
•ortance of the in
speed the right,
1.11;
Mad
1111,40TRAUS, Pulpit:Ahem!
1 30 n Year, in adulate.
was 82 years of age, only eurvived her I milk supplied to the factory. The third
husband (who was 71 years 'old) five , for keeping back the strippings, and the
hours--tho grief of losing one who had foureh for welding skimmed mile. The
been her partner for so many years snap- evidence was clear in all four chargee
The defence was that the offences were
-committed without the knowledge Of
the defendant, by his servant.. The de-
fendant was nined $25 in each charge,
and costs, making in all $119, '
-A number of the leading citizens on
Guelph have at present undeeconsidera-
tion the advisability of forming, a joint
stock company for the building of a -
street railway en that town, !The TOtt-te
proposed is a line out the Elora roa.d to
near the old toll gate, and another to the
Weetern station, both to meet at Ste
George's Squere and run from there down
'VVyndhain street to the Market Square,
and up to the Grand Trunk stagier'. .
-Mr, Jaeob Rymal, Millgrove,.. has
been very successful in exterminating
Penal% thistlee upon his own and bus
neighbors' fame. His plan which
says is a certain, remedy, Is to cut thirst!
when they are at maturity, on the first
day Of the "sign of the thigh." -which
which will dour on the 13th of August
and Oth September next, By following
his advice he asserts that the thistles
will "assuredly die." No harm in trying
the experiment, -
-The township council of Egremont,
County of Grey seamed at the ravages
of the. bush fires the last few years in that
and !neighbouring townships, has pealed
a by-law prohibiting, under certain pen-
altie , the setting out of fire in the open
air, ' that township, from the 12th of
July to the 12th of September, The
penaltips imposed are fines, ranging from
$5 to $50. It would be well if many
()the* muriicipalities would take similar
action,
-At a public meeting held in Harris -
ton, 0, motion was carried to loan Messrs. '
Dowling & Leighton- $1,000 for five yearse
and to grant a bonus of $500 to Mr. Jan.
with exeMption from taxes for five
, both firms having lost severely by
0
recent fire. Messrs. Dowling &
ton have declined the .pe,eumary
ut have asked to be exempted from
ping the slender cord of her FA ,
-A young girl, daughter of a fanner
near Ottawa, named Newbeg" at-
tracting considerable attenn n, She
continues in a living trance sinne Febru-
ary last, the only sustenance being wine
put to lierilips with a feather. Her ease
has so far baffled all ecientific efforts to
restore her to consciousness.
-The Village Council of Hartiston.bas
selected t acres of land on Mr. Dun -
ham's far
Harriston
etery. T
three-quarters of amile above
n the gravel road, nor a eem-
e priceasked for it is $1,000.
,A public Meeting has been called for the
purpose of considering the desinabihty of
of purchasing the site, and also Soong&
er ite to the purchase of a fire engine.
--Near Newmarket, on the estate of
Mr, Nelson Graben), there is a spring of
water from which, a gas -light carburet-
ted hydrogen—has issued for more than
ri0 years. The depth of the i3pring is
tatives, about five e_fect, with clear sandy bottom.
peration The water niever freezes during winter,
feeling and the gas escapes during winter
e great- ite freely ae during suntmen I
tenet at -They leave started a Tem ranee So-
eiety of a novel order in Wellsley
veils. There are no grips or passwordt, and the
ple,dge is a little different from the corn -
Mon order. Each member elle/may
nee has pledges himself on his word of boner not
ehout a to treat any other member in any saloon
or public house, and not to ,accept a -
ed a by, "-treat " from any member, !
randahs -The geading through Erin township
. on the Elea branch of the Credit Valley
a village Railway, has been finished, ,The last
n COM -
d gang of thirty men left liBleburgh for
robbing the Fergus enn on Thursday of last week.
The grading through Garafraxa, will be
e has a population f 2,480. completed during the eomingmonth, and
d female peen" ei equally all the culverts built. A force of four
hieh must be looked to 320 Protestants and 1,151
Of each, hundred men and two hundred teams are
employed,
re being 1,240
- -A. romantic elopement has ust taken
st and enthueiaera by Roman Catluiilies '
•
ganacla,
,1
A colored phytsician in Hem
been fined $75 for practising w
license,
--The Barrie Pennell has pas
law prohibitiog the erection of v
on the principal ntrots,
-The postmaie-,er at St. Luce,
near (limbo hass arrested
mated for t ial on a charge of
the mails.
-Pembro
The male a
divided, th
There are 1
d
ming meting in
extinct: work ern of the --Tbe Mi 41011 Advocate says : "Mr. at Montreel. A Wei -nail thered47 years'
_.
of aim, an who has been married 24
ada, A Mose ininort• John IVIorga , of . Hibbert, was the first
ield
islati
ept.
eat on the )(lite ell mar- Years, and is mother of nine children,
ooe and has just ditcoyered that she h no al-
ier bushel.' finity for heel husband, and bus eloped
with a gay and festive youth o 19 sum -
the Township of Som.
the Silver 4ainburg mere, She carried , a*ay property he -
s, layed 124 eggs from longing to her husband to the amount of
,i to the 19th Of July, 87,000- '
two days during that time, . -The County Council of Bra,nt has
te of hardship awl neglect eecidecl, by a vote of eight to six, to pur-
chase an industrial farm and house of
y the Dawson route so prev-
refuge, erne have Chosen a far and resi-
dence on -the Barford road, within three
miles of Brantford. The farm contains
153 aeref4 and, with buildings, costs
n the interest of who sold nee vri•
n," is tol be held ket thin year. The sample was
5. T meeting it brought $ A0
Y, ea
vatioi
at t ie des
sought to
e vent on in Cu
and ullest im
e cri is of h
ove ent, wl
us efforts and
are being m' de o ra the e
from the I ad of King Ale
strip the i tire trail c in 1
muscle anc sinevv---a , and
andveryso is of men, from tne
approval arid endore- 1 of
o
greand inornentott inte
stake, the elfare. and well
club , the 1 est interea of t
distinction the selfi h inteees
few, eons crated h mama
piness
our f
happi
sacrifi
newer
Elie, If ,a tilt -e Advocate, h
that i nhanly i .. Council of ti
I zociation, Ti)
• e judges at th
, i Ottawa, Sep
•, f !I ing_, ti joioisks-}bil,
. , Dafferire is
Stephenson,
the Truet
marria te wil
1
session f -Mr, -Del , of
emnointe bra, has a h •n,
the ubje t variety, whi li h
the 15th of lar
only inif,,saing
---C otopl a
of travelers
anent latt ye
peatecl this s
. incivility of
co
aim, esig
ceiistc b
• u
a ene
h ut th
• y their
s, bee
cans of s
b14 perioc
st linterest
alien ha
, It seem
gn 01 th
brougl
etion,
ortan
presen
en sue
truggle
pe-ston
hol, an
mile, Woo
th bodie
anceion
W. Trul
est� are a
ell
r, aire beginning tp be re-
ason. Bad food and the
officials form the basis of
mplaint.
is_ sai 1 thet W,11 HoWland, of $12,000, of which sum $2,000 is to be
• Toronto, has cleared $70,000 b the re- given by Brantford as a bonus,
cent nee e price of wbeat A -A 1\1 nufacturers' and Mechanics'
ler in St. Ca hereof( cleared $3 Exhibitio
one day, -A loth -r miller in t St. Johns
town cleare $3, 00 on the same
-The rail ay entractors are
ed to prepay a la ding at Emers
itoba, for ie eils for the
Branch. It s u derstood thkt
• will run this fall without doubt
Paul to Win iipee,
--Mr. S„ Stephenson, ehee
lecturer, of rk ma, last week
137,758 pott uls f June ehees
Liverpool m rk ,. This is th
shipment of on , month's elm
'nu ty of Lambton
ing an assistant c
nib ment in Brant
ed to three year
itentiary, for steali
ployer. He conf
goods to the a
Davis, of tbe
ecu appointed
rricultural and
mil-
,000 10
e same
day.
'tetrad
-
n, M an-
embina
he cars
tom St.
g of sor made in the
e many,
111401 th
ination
; e pros -
1e8, for
es of ou
c4 at th
- llu
• eet---Mr. Cod
tailoring est
been senten
Kingeton per
from his e
having taker
$800.
Joh
honor, virtue an I ha
penty of our clutches,
sides, home and the
common co ntry, are
shrine of th accursed,
ed and po nting tra
traffic go o unt all
ben runty, 1 eilliant in *ntell
virthous in religion, fades
>earls 1)Cf')rl this delible
1 needs wisdofll
if this vil
r is to 1)0 allay
• orlts eau tion
is a t opp rtuni
ir very hearts i
'silo elder to th
coesequence of
"(I at the, root
s c41amit ave
all will admit I
los to mu ove th
iiiebriety, we in
cause of such witl
in of evils, mire:
viz, tile
meet sho
thorough'
°ming1110
y should
nly in pr
hod to 1,,r
4111
ti
as
oly an
• disa
nal di
well
d
d,l and, w
lull help it
y ifor
1 the work
heel, their Leone iciess to Canada.
Which th e -The Do inion of Canada
f the tre sociation's ai nual prize meeting,
ed - held at Ot wa, on Tuesdey,
t e ca,us and followin Jaya, The prizee
vils eon I aMOUnt to the, magnificent
rernoe $4,150, beret ea /old, 'silver
n: an
its eo1110(1318.-Wm, Co e, ho during the
runkarde drink I or seven ye re
1(1, tee111 earTurnfore, b business in
ting inontrcal sorrowing, fr
be t
t, r the States,
i viously vict
nciple b t o4 131011 to the a
P
ley
axe
and a natio'
rinkin , a
of d ri emit
ieqtIent to t'
-the priniary
emnitant tin
degredationli
TCITJpCrance
hea ily an
gar !to the
and !alto, tl
united, not
the beet rad
sired end.
Sere -nee cm
intioxeeo er lin
ritt ber of 'nip
exalt divieio • wo
tive,' could
difflent t
out ty rep
exit niee, t,
eould. hard
gen tIle ai-
in firm wi ,
orgitnizatioit
riding and
ing 41 repl'e-
f)Cfll341 weal
eneli separa
in eaclidivi
corr sporal
ion, eppoin
a m eting
might, perh
repiieoeiittiti
tion ' conve
ent publie 1
tho cliugh te
in piactice,
Pu lie life.
eteryng cha
would, no d
weight and
erage alailiti
moved in tie
private life.' ,
Tne invit non
tars, irreepectl
s
e A
onto, to act ae on
Peovincial Exhi
ember next, on pap
ding, &e.
• ikon, the sister n Lady
he married to Mr, Russell
the Montreal ma i ager of
nd Loan Compan . The
take place on the eturn of
is to be held in the city of
N. B., more espepiallyeefor
New Brun wickers, but open te all the
Provinces. It was at fleet advertised for
ng of September, but is now
oned some weeks, in order to
opportunities for preparation
o are also to exhibit at the
'ententiial,
.the begine
to be post
allow mor
to those tv
American
manu- -Air. Ai. Spencer Jones, Emigration
shippwi Commissionerof the English Federal Un-
to the
8011,
year
tbe
Leig
aid,
taxa ion fornve years. Mr, Ja.nson wili
-ably accept the offer made him, in
h ease iv by-law will be submitted to
atepayere,
'be Peterborough Manufacturing
agricultural implement shops,
smith's, shop and foundry, were
y destroyed by fire on Sunday
mo rug, The fire was first discovered
aboue 5 o'clock, at which -time it ban.
mad4 such headway that no effort could
save any portion of the property. The
worlilmen, besides being thrown out of
empleyment, have lost all their tools.
The ibuildings and machinery are
suren in tbe Royal Insurance Com-
panfor $4,500, and in the ePlicenix for
$2,,
- two young men, named Urlin
and IcBetb, and two young ladies, nam-
ed G an and Gley, all of the village of
Wal aeetown, were out target practicing
on S turday afternoon with a -Colt's re-
erolv r, one of the chambers. accidentally
disc arged its contents, while Mr. Urlin
was n the ant of reloading, the ball pass-
ing t rough Miss Gunn's band, entering
the wer jaw, and causing compound
ion of Agricultural Laborers, i now in
fraet re of the same, passing back into
the Province of Manitoba. nlfr. Jones, the t roat, thence into the region of the
8elareg%et
r esr
having heard of -the fame of the " Prairie ripin 1 column. The medical Merl of the
. Province," has come to look at it in the illae were iinmediately called in, and
id a11 that eould be done to relieve her
uffe ngs,butfailed in extracting theball.
strange circumstance is reported
township of Puslinch. For sonus
past Mr. Peter MeLean, of that
hip, complained of a severe pain in ,
ght ear. The pain was most exeru-
ting, and at times he nearly fainted,
q ite nateral under the circumstaneee
1e began picking his ear and. sueeeeeled in
gettieg out what he thought was a piece
of wersted yarn. But instead of getting
better it gradually became worse, until
s compelled to obtain medical aid,
examqiatiton the doctor found. -the
schari,,,tng a watery matter mixed
blood, and thought be detected a
ment ineide near the drum as though
were worms there. Ile-einnmeneed
rioge the ear out, and succeeded in-'
takanlg sway no lees than .26 nieggote
abour one-quarter of an inch long. Mr.
McLean now suffers no pith, and his
sense of hearing is improvedi
prob
whie
the r
Co.'
blac
total
tter in a intereet of the people whonebe
ord, has and for whom he is endeavoring
in the suitable loestion, •
g goods -Jr. 3 emes Lawrie, of Sc
ssed to few daya since hold to Mr.. A.
ount of of , Laporte, Ohio, five Ayrshi
Princess Louisa, four years o
litchell Anna, oneyear old, $200;
by the seven months old, $l00; Rom
rts As -
of the.
ition at
r, print-
epresents
to find a
rig abr de- -judge le
ety wee
' 1 ,
on/Leone al
.ranert organ
Id send a re
, t in tine way ewe th
pet an cc 'bodieer in eaa
I
e !score of
societie
Jtta
e
liclut coin -
lineation o
r41 lodge
expel' S
' f en
.. CI 0 s
tdn
he 'ventio
tional hire of e
ratiye y [light o
ion, .conie lodg
ke the i
hers in
nd plac
resent
r to
ut
1 b0 81,11d he total
'zetions i
'resent
ifle As -
will be
ept, 7,
offered
•um of
bronze ,
at six
as earned on 11 pork
Owen Sound, Intel left for
He has left a uu ber of
mile behind, lowing pre-
rnized banks and
nount of $25,000 to
• rrows deeided at
last week th t a railway compel
' liable for da liege done goons ship
its line ou a through bill of ladii
held that t e parties who ins led the
, through bill of lading were re ponsible
for the geode until they reach I their
destination,
-Memos, ,Nottnan & Fraser, the, re-
nowned Caned ao. photographm s, have
received the exelesive right to t ke pho-
tographs at the American Cente nial EX-
hibition, fee which they pay 10,000,
lhe paymeet of such an auto int end
• the selection of a Canadian firm is a
high tribute to ti e Itominion.
)118111088
30,000.
ingston
y is not
ied over
1
leen
n a
. al
pre
801
har
rite
he
1 all
on
ith
the
ele
pse
o fr nn ou
how
inn, that
per amee
hie priv
Itch a mat
ter and
bt, car
-fluence
t
who,
s ader
On th
id 13 ithrift
me inter th
entatiee, wi
le other org
ut, b toy
ng th
ive t
iropo
COM p
aniza.
ould t
the o
ime
't n, r
b
itiative ;
he divi '
to holt
tive. I
ppoint
side the irganiz
uld be al promi
as known to be
an in hart an
te into -coin rse an
of knewin wort
ublic pr =nen
with hi grea
an a in n of a
11 his, life tim
f quietn seclud
i
is general to 411 min'
-Notwithetanding the, severi0 of the,
punishment erhieh nOW almost invariably
follows theonunission of indecent as.
il
Beate on fe ales, this class of crime ap-
l:
peers to be o the increase in the city of the arrest olThos. C, Hoderins, Sarah
Toronto. T e horrors of the lash ate Jane Vroman, and Charles Hertford,
pear to hay no restraining infltioncc,for 1 charged with setting fire to the store of
nearly every- day a new , caee c ops up, the first named on the 19th nit. The
and each succeeeing one *seems tp eclipse- inrY expressed regret that insurane,e
its predecess ir in audacity. On Friday, ' agents do not exercise inefficient care in
no less three prisoners were in j il await. seeing that insurers have in their posses -
this of- sion goods to the proper artiouet in ex -
he next cess of the seine for which they are in-
wo fur- sured.
e Police --A ease of some int,prest to cheese
patrons, Was recently tried at 1 Stafford -
Mr, and villa, in the County of Elgin.M-
e borne formation Was laid hy the President of
the Middleton and Bayham Cheese
Manufacturing,Co,, against a armer of
the township ot Bayham. The first two
charges were foe diluting with water
•
ed, $
rb °ra
cattle.Wilson,
owdrop,
, a bull,
one year old, $60 ; making a total of
$560. The true value of Ayrshires as
milkers is beginning to be appreciated,
and will yet bring higher prieene
-On Tuesday, the 27th ult., a young
lad, vett° has neen simple from bis birth,
son of Mr. ,John eleGill, Con, 4, Fuller-
ton, etrayed from his father's house, and
although dilligeut search has been made
for him, nothing has been ascertained as
to his whereabouts. As the parents are
anxious about him any inform, tion that
will had to his recovery will be thankful'
ly received,
liect a practical illustration of
the " deil ernong the tailors in To-
ronto lase week. A num t r ef the
employers in a tailoring, establishment
got (somewhat "elevated, " and a free.
tight amorig them ensued, One man
staboed Another in tee skull with a pair
of sheave and inflictin , a woend pen-
etrating to the brain that is very den-
gerouse No arrests were made
-nionday, Aug. 2, was, by official
proclamation, appointed a clayof hu-
miliation and prayer in Mani ta, The
minds of the people being greitly
dis-
- -I• apprehension that the Prov -
me,. me) egain, next Seita011,
by it fresh scourge of locusts, the said
day was appointed for Christiaulpeople to
ensemble, and supplicate Almighty God
to avert so great a disaster.
--Mr, names Clarke, who seine years
aeo left the nftighborhood . Galt for
th
ys
wn
is
he w
Upon
ear d
with
move
ther
to sy
-,le painful, drowning accident occur-
red at Brantford on Friday kilt. Two
youngladies, while bathing in the Grand
Rive e opposite the residence of Mr.
Wa roue, were drowned. One of tbe
ungeadies was an adoptee (laughter of
r. Wateroos, and the other the only
lighter of W. Murton,4
Beg, of
leamilton. The latter young lady had
been spending a few days at Brantford,
rod on the evening of the day earned,
the two went into the river, in bathing
einiturne, and were Rees by two
from the opposite slivre to Suddenly
disappeer. The alarm was at once giver,
but an hour elapsed before the bodiee
were found ---about fifty yards from
where they were hot seen. It seems the
river is a very treacherous one and the
depths vary, owing to the 'strong cur-
rents, 'The weter Wals about seven feet
S(eitland, with the intention clf making neep wbere the young ladies were
1
that country his ,permatient esidence,
Ddrowned. onenay eeeear ds the end of last
returned to in
last week Rehm; _
determined that he than spen the re -
wolf, a little girl, aged 12 years, (laugh-
mainder of his days in Canada, being per -
ter of Mr, Wm, Curt* cigar maker, of
featly eatisfied that the new county has Hamilton in company with a eorepan-
greater charms than the land of "heath,
ion, clineb'ed over a fence into a pateh of
ery howes and browny kriowes," .
-A fire iuest in London resulted in clover, and proceeded to pull a small
in
?uantity of clover, which they purposed
ing the infli
fence; anot
Assize Cou
ther ones we
Court;
- -On Mon
Mrs, Lazar
to their last
deceased we
- citizens an
e of denomirlation, la them to the
ion a the cat for
er is to be tried at
and the eases of
e pending before t
ay the remains of
s, of Hamilton, w
• ome 111 the eemete . Tire
O old and highly spected
a large number followed
grave, Mts. Leza s, who
eeding to some pet rabbits at home.
'Ilie owner, or rather the party who had
cultivated the plot, on seeing the little
ones, got in a violent pasaion, and &zee&
them at the top of his speed, using all
Inds of threats meanwhile. The girl
Curtis, in attemptiug to escape, fell, and
nroke her right arm above the wrist, and
44 at present lying at -her father's in the'
greatest agony. After the accident, and
While the little one was upon the ground,
it is said that the inhuman monster
ugbt her by tbe broken lunb and a
eu ner a considerable distance tow
human conduct is justly deeernPV of It
the gate/ The perpetrator of WA in.
applied by a strong and wng ann.
" cat," vtgorouslyilli
dozen laehes of the "cat,"
F<4.