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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1875-08-13, Page 17GUST (-1; 1875, immagivimsft. •Rf e to let thk contract for- m best tns poesiblee tilCt(d to' hWU the cub. 19 nd 11, o e'to Lot 27, covered in arer1ancovith tion of Mr. c LIM and Goy having examined v Etirnbirry reverted recom.. it said road be oot opened up e the road, if opened, would service to the ratepayers of The report was sustained The Reeve and Deputy ted having examined Sideline nd endeavored to get a road filter to the south through fing's property, but Mr. Has.. I to give a road tie Mr. Miller el outlet to the north. A Mr. Robert Reid and oth- tho Council to make paseabIe ne 10 end. 11/, Con. 12, mel Meesre. 14111'111gs and apn uated to; examine the tpozt at next meeting the t of e work, The Council o sewer Wingbarn on Mon- Kittloao and Cal- • Zurich. iN0 nig Citolea -Business in the Tillage. Farmers ; cutting their NI Vvheat, ery badly winter killed, of it is very good, %heat, oats and peas are than last year. rhe flax crop in oilisP very fa,ir average la of men, women and 1, goingout every morning to e are now upwards of 200 We have !weir shown Immo 4vsurte1 five feet three inches. Ti GRAVE11, RoAn,----The making a good job of the eI road throtigh the big rains are being ' eut on each rood is bemg. raised about I half, This is an improve - much needed. its the great deal of damage ev- ade it almost impas- •ot•k ni done under the of Mr. Ai& Waivers who underetands his work, and good job. :N.- Mr. Nefliery, of Wa- 6 recently had o number of ami, so far, has failed for of of them. ak on Tfill.r.r.---ThreC weeks e man, giving the name of t up at Kdlock's hotel, and. ture, several of the boarders les of clothing. Last Thurs., appeared in the village at Vhen the parties, who had ; goods seized and compelled carpet bag, when most of rtieles were found, a hat ho feta being on his head. Af- g to Win the hotel that ado his eicape through the Mr. Pollock, fearing that =rapt to carry it out, sat up ett no attempt was made. tokson was arrested by Con- 1.rt, taken before a magistrate ed to a year's Imprisonment Bushflold, .-One evening last week a s committed in the store and \Ir. l'harles Hamilton, Bush- flatiiilton was away on busi- week, leaving Mrs. Hamil- id alone. Mrs. Ham;lton the ni,dit by two men in her oquired " where Hamilton her asking what they want - mover. She became fright - to a neighbor's, a quarter vay. in the meantime, the ,k several veluable art les small sum of in me h drawer, and al: the stoc The neighbor, to where Mrs: 4 fled, rose arid went to the te men haerily left as he ap- ed have eince eluded detee- ondes. boratigh. regret to learn t to a eettne boy, named eimIc b(flo[1LJI by which he deprived of his life. It it on Motelay morning he ith his -mother and sister to i. While siP eneaged, the was blowing very strong at over a tree, which caught on in its fall 4inashino his M breaking his thigh bonea. ad but recently come out .4, but had made very many lat. time, all of whom syrn- 4y with the rellativeit of the ie gee. Rultett, • Mm, eh!), Patterson, 9, f ellette We spring apple tree from the Roch- e" and planted it. A few dantiog, the tree blosoomed, ,tobie effert to bring fruit to lie froat, bewever, frus- ingnt few weeke ago the Second atternipt, by blos- thi3 time more luxuriant- Eet has shown no signs of rui krronbrook- iihroese Salt Wt'frke are now 01 hi:v4t. A !considerable tie beou made and is now be- irrele eady for shipnient. ble amount is sold to the loners for agrieurtit ref pur- eroprietora t.t Ho; Workil iii Willa mill for the porpose own', to etnivey the brine ii to the pans. ' op, ; A little girl, ilatighter of I. Widow, Con,. 14, McKil- evcie Ito:Mont on Tiles - was :winning herself by e other eltildree on a, awing doet the swing) gave way, which fell and etruelt her eking it above the ankle. ' aasamareseeseese - Eraft talscatvsa t Belgrfm: oft 5(14 doll, Int Flevt, 25,29, ;A and on Sept, 14 und W. Vlii'.t&tUin Oet.i; and 6. Aori, on Sept. 21 and 22. tepheu, at Ezeter, on Oct. 7 and- Seaforth, ou Sept. 23 and 24. at Bru,i,iO4, on t Sept, go see kn. on Tueaday, September 28. acknow, on Friday, Oct. I. t St. Maryg, ou Oct. 5 and 6. 100Tifil ItilgAR. }WilifebE NO, 401. 4 HEAti iteeTA,Orlte FOR SALE. ..--------------;.-----__-. w.Arot Fon SALE,-Sittuited in *ay, Lot 11, -„C eon, 1; 97 acme, in a gool. state ot ettitivae toe; orchard anti balhliage good well watoreit. A i to the proprieter on the preannies, ADAM TEFORD, Itongerville P. 0, _ 8964'18 pOli- BALE. --A comfortable frame Cottage, coa- x towing dining room, parlor, 8 bedrooms, kit. 'en woodalied and coal bonen. Good cellar, pump, it, POSMS1011 14Yell Oil MR: lot of may nexo. Taaara-.0neathird' down; balauee in three yearg, boo of proprietor. , A. G. MeDOTYGALL. 875 __________.................--.........................H.___-......., liallifiRING LOTS IN SEAPORT -1i FOR SALE, P --Dr. COLEMAN, havingr-laid out the groundg recently oecupied se a Driving Park into Habi- ts/ Lots, is prepared to digpose of tote on reason- able ternag to any who may desire them. Parties doirlug to parthase should make immediate op. 804 Oration, VOX FOR SALE NEAR SEAFORT1L-For - .1; Salsa that _beautifully taunted farm on the Baron Road, adjoining the fend of . Mr, L. HeyeracOntaining 101 acres, 80 of which are clear- ed and In a state of pod cultivation. The bal- ance is well timbered. There age eight saes un- der fan wheat. For further partionlare apply to relit -EYE% or to BENSON & :MEYER, Barris - 875 tal; gettfOrtill, •••• Trani, FOR SALE,. -That commodious hotel .1.1- *anted- on the Seaforth arid Belnaore Gravel Road, me long and favorably known as Dare Motel. This hi one of the best stands in the Comity for business, as It is on the main traveled road from &earth and Bruagels to lAralkeeton. Good stable, Ibed And barn on the promisee. . For further par- fleulargspply, if by letter prepaid, tolMRS. DAYS Wrouter Heron, 80i 'VIM FOR BALE ,-Bast s of Lot 11; con, Id, -V ge,Kiilop, 76 acres, 40 acres Of witieh are clear- ed and Ina state of good cultivation, the remain - flag a acres is well timbered' with hardwood. There is a good log house, 'good tlog lure and out- buildings on the premises, Lk Situated near the gavottes& 11 miles from Seafortha For further partieniare apply on the premises, or • if by letter -to Welton P. O. 31eNAD, 809-4a rARM FOR SALL-1Yr Sale, a iirefaclass farm, -a; situated in Tuckerernitli, Lot 2, Con. 1, noir away in ntlifif Post Mice and Prefsbyterian church, about a saved, and St, seleitoiesastion of Loudon, Huron and Bruce and richer cit agilely. Howse twe stories, briek ; outbuildings people are dep for their water is the muddiest the St. Louis-wa is of a deep st like the Irishm and drink to a ity of the wate - r FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1875. ROUGH NOT 5 The traveler fro has three route to cago and Omani , tl sas City and the, 8 ethough my first it t eirettinstances el n last mentioned . Detroit and as Fort Wayne, lice and other plum on Tuesday morn journey Was night, ther begin these not ,s The first thing. ii Louis is it bign immense amou lotion, which I ent, but which city in the Ui ancient and res buildings are sub but seem design' show, It is a 0 t of tween Novelle hes many of th r It is held by ri a it fogyish , place. I 11 it is said, to se pork trade, anti!' South western Louie is prosp r amount of capital Au extensive in Mississippi her - things of the pl or three years vantage to the bridge had bee ROM THE WEST, the East to Colorado, hoose from, the Chi- c Chicago and Kan- , Louis route, Al- ietion was otherwise, e to select the one .cordingly, leaving ii through Toledo, and half a thous - o reached St. Louis n s. This part of the 8 lyl accomplished at , ,pass it over, an travel at. St. Louis. rikes one about St t really covers a t g ound for its popu d o recollect at pros )1 s it the fifth or slat i It has rather at le appearance, rib: ial and well-built ore for Use ' tha a compromise be Southern city, an eteristica of each es to be a very old s allowed; Chicago away its grain an ti as City to take th e 'trade, but still St s I and. an immens concentrated there. bridge crosses th d is one of the sho It was finished tw and is of immense ad ay interests. If th' ant a dozen year ' that has stray -e mils would have bee is would be a large -day. The; St, Loui t on the Mississipp _IY. The Mississipp villa. in America,.an. ven after filtering olor. Suph water hisky, is both mea d not the ergo G er- Perhal the gual- ants fo r the pre - as a beer-drinkin amid to Milwaukee oi, in the , consump lager. in the night, an us in the morn vo-thirds across th any 250 Miles fro about we find ou immense fields o orn l Fifteen fee it, if a single foot see two yards b I crop. of corn wi 1 ar, throughout, een heavy rains al rri I:ountry,. and the have brought on the corn crop amazin ly. Some plac is the rains, have been s continuous t t ' the farmers have no been able to h rvest their wheat, and. have been told that any thousand acre of both wheat nd oat.tl in many section lies rotting in he fie (1. A large crop corn is not an lor ed blessing to th 'Western farme • It is a, crop the de- and his pres mand for whic lit lited; and often the teada ahead, larger the Cr' he lower the price obtained for ii.,, /1 ct r 1 . times brings' 1 ii sooner, much arst-elasg, -wale, good orchard with a vartety ef fruit and ornamental trees, well 'drained, in a state of cultivation. For terms aliely to , JOHN LOME, Rodgervillo P. 0. 800 A..** wow FOR SALE.-13eing Lot No. 8, Con. -I: emotion 0, Tnekersinith Township; 100 acres; 85 acres cleared, ftearly all eleaa of stumps, bush hardwood good log bnildinga, young °rah. aril commencing to boar; two welis,w th pumps ; man populatio it is 6 mace frorn Seaforth. The land is of the best quillitY, au(' will be sold abeaan For further eminence of St particulars apply to the proprietor on the prom- city, it beine oilml ises. J. MoCANDLESS, Ingrnontiville Poet ' 887 among Americ Mee. Con of the ins' We leave St, as day -light brea ing, we find w State of Misso St, LOuis, Lo selves surrount corn. And s high, every st and so close yo tween the row be enormous West. There h throu h the Wes PROPERTY IN BRUCEFiELD FOR BALL- -a- For sale cheap, that degirable property In the Village of Brimfield, lately occupied by Mr. Robt. lergugon, There are four village lots, also a good frame house, with etable, well and all necessary couveniences. Also a good. orchard. The lanais all, naderarained and surrounded by a new board fem. For further particulars apply to Mr, JOHN YOUNG, Braceneld, or to the •proprietor Lie - towel. ROBERT FERGUSON. 'a 805' eallOPFIRT3f FOR SALE IN EGMONDVILLE.- -1- For Sine in Egrnonaville, a fine brick house and a large frame hong& with a good barn and stabling, 1+ acres of land, a bearitiful orchard of 50 choice fruit trees, and 2 never -failing wells. The property is all well ferieed„ It is a_ desirable property. For farther particulars apply on the premises to JOHN CARMI-CIIAEL, Jr., Egmond. vine, or to BENSON & MEYER, Barristers, Sea - forth. 001 Reiter FOR SALE. -For Sete, Let 28, Con- " cession 7, Township of Veborne, c,ontaining 74 acres, 55 of vital' are cleared ,and in a state of good_ cultivation. There is a good frame BARN and STABLE. The farm is loeated on at good. travel road, ig conveniently gituated to Hehoolg, churches and post office, and fa within 18 mileg from Seafortla 04(17 from Ester. For further particulars apply to the invprietor on the paem heal. WILLIAM DINNIN, jr„ Lumley P.O. 851 train conies along and. has it repaired. This is bad iaews for through passengers, at it inean's that they will most 'Owl mho) connection at Kansas City, anti have to remain there till next day. But we make the best of it, and 'wait a patiently as We can three. or four hours, until we can tsafely proceed. The break. being 'availed, a ,couple hours more, bringe us to anea0 City. The Kanstui tr, Pacific train ' las been gone several hours), and we bet, lee ourselves to hotels to await ,the morrow. - Here we lose our Massachusetts frie panionet he going i the Union acifie pleasant jou ney and safe return. 1 Our enforced 0 y at Kansas City givei tide town. It dreadfully hot end f us an opport uity to see the wonders o there is no pleasu e in sight-seeing, but we "do" th plac in as short time as possible. Thre here is another -find railway bri e, crossing the Missouri. The town i built on high bluffs, on the west bank of the river. Many of the streets are broken and irregular, , on tic. nness of the tote. It expectations. Since ed from 6,000 to over this 'rapid growth will continued is rather very few ne* build - and the place has aspect. But the pea me railways centring to the fine country redict a city on the dary of Misseuri rivalling he East, The Kansas City we were there, were great - the crop prospect: In the ason the grasshoppers sutiounding country, y expected that there t all. But the grass - so much harm as was re they did do damage The rains come on, ssurance of a Splendid itiently good ibusiness ransitiou from black t gladness is almost fleas City people' can apers have to let off ra.nce in a very pro - nd, with his fair eom- iorth to Omaha to take. May they have count of th is a place of 1865 it has i 40,000. W be sustainee doubtful. I ings being ereete rather n stau -stil pie point to he in their cit an about them, and Western bo St. Louis on papers, whil ly rejoiced a beginning of the came down +n th and it was ' arce would be a rop hoppers did ot d expected, and wh it was replared. aed. now thecu is crop, and a ,eonse prospect. This despair to radia more than the K stand, and their the surplus xub flounced ma nu. While sta depot, wide . way, waitin une grea icreae ether and notie cling about the Kansas City is a very poor one, by the for i y train to start, I get into convent tiou with a man who° has 1 " missed Onnec ion," like Myself. I I find that he is a, printer, and is going west some teve hu dred miles into Kan- sas to start a pap . He has been print- ' ing a paper, he t 'lbs me in one . of the , grasshopper !count' Hb been starve( out, printing pr ss, t ! and is goin to Kansas. e has lage where He is even know the lift in, nor any .fif the of it is, thw& he in station, go back and that th.ere he wants a piper. out in two steeks. and a lot of 1"aenodr Ho rice i nd half-erop 80111C - word -as failefor It already started ta ent States, and in is eppagentl not age, has leaned graphing b 1 palm FOE SAL.. -Por Bale, tot 0, Coil. le one. London Road Stanley, 100 acres, 80 cleared. The TallfOad and, under fence, the balance timbarcel -with first. a elassinirdwood ; frame barn 00x40 frame Stable Of the MIAbOU 18140, tog house, good bearing orchard, well 'sat- fiat, and jest axed, situated within 7 miles of $eaforth and a are covered eg like distance from Clinton. Farm well under. • Apply on _mg t,the magnum drained and in firgt•elese cultivation. the prernisea or to the proprietorat Brucetield P, try (toes not se es of Missouri, but has and has packed up his pes and. other traps, seek new pastures in ever been in the oil- oing, and he does not e of the county it is people. All he knows ust get off aea certain 0 miles in the. count ill find a village which 18 first number will b He has the heading s" in his carpet bag, type are in the freight 1 admire that 1111111f14 the future. No such m. I find that he h ✓ returns than a fu papers in two diffe 11. le runs aloniftne valle addition, although he Tiu, land is low an more than'25! years Of, considerable poitio11` and practiced the photd- einess, Such versatility Is a er. Notwithstan . characterist e Of the American people, cornfields, the cow - and truly, the further West we get, the resperous. The far smarter thelpeople become. i or, and the villa', s e My next day' travel was. through K.ansas, a n uch i 1 had, seen in M place else some will have tof leav i another week. 0, ANDREW MeICEN.fila. 862 houses are ye we pass have a some spot e thl) you ngdo oking. hoppers have been planted t that some fiel( a third time, where he live Missouri, the ed e6rything farmers, be sa Stock down lii for them to lit psalm FOR SALE. -For Sole, the west half of Lot No. COn. 14, Mullett, containing 80 acres: 55 of whieh ire elyared and in a state of good cultivatiota and first -Wage in every itispeet, the balance is Well 4111berg With hardwood, There are good frame Ibuildingg, also a young orchard, There iski,buinlanee Of water, Is with in 8 miles of the Bilyth fitation, and is centrally situated for all the othdr markets. Apply to the proarietor on the prorniami, or to Illyth P. 0, 3t, C..40GERSON, Sr, ' 894-4* PaitM FOR SALE, -.Lot 4, Cou, 2, Stanley' ' 10e acree; 10 (desired, the remainder a 00011 hardwood bush; 10 xniles l'Orn fieaforth and Clinton, 4 from 13rucc fie, Id and 2 from Rippena Young orehin a commenting to bear, with over 100 fruit trees ; frame barn 40x00, frame sheep house Wan good stables, tailw- houses and other out - home, quarter of a roil from good school, cony°. Went to church and_ post office; never -failing well of water, well fenced it 4 under ea good state of cultivation. For fursher partienlars apply to WILLIAM BLAIR, Jr., Rippen P.O. 898 . ._ - ._ - PA101 FOIL SALEa-k.nt Iii, Coin 0, Mullett; ▪ 100 acres; 75- tiereo amtre4, in a good Auto of cultivation.; the rensai4ing mires are Well tim- bere41 with hardwood.. Is milea from the village of Kinburna 0,1 from CIIIIIL011 and on the gravel mai leading to Seaforth. 7 miles Marta. There is a good batik barn 80e00, good :dwelling house, ma eau and young !bowleg eteigua On tee pomace. Is convenient to selioels find rehen Terms easy. For further pstrtigulitrsi apply on the premises or if bv letter to C0114ditile0 P. 0, TAMES premises, 400.4* 'PAWL FOR SALE,-13eIng Lot 0, Con. 18, Hui- " lett; 150 acres, 1.00 cleared. and in agood-state of cultivation, the reimrining .50 is well timbered'; 2 frame houses nearly inrw, frame born IMMO with itablon underneath, ehen Wail°, and other out. buildings, is situate d It et Mai from Seaforth, and the Mil I distatme time Oiniton and Brussels ;is Vary venieut to ch irehea. gsbriole pie' mills. Tema easy, Thia ia eti,14ient oppoi Gault). to any person wiahnig to peenre lirst.clasg farm. FOr further palate:ulnae apply On the premiaeg, or if by letter to Matlock Post Oilice, JAMES WATT. 895 ATAIXABLE ,FIRM P ItO PEET y FOR SALE,- ' For Sale, a deetratile and beiiputindly Wanted for etrawberr rest eituatel libfitii 1.1 Iniiroi f orn Bracefield, ,,,, lc, lie if4 pi aui'l 5 mileg front Se:if/nth, Lot. 21l, Con, if, la It, L'-`,.1.ta e Tnekerginith, The final eontaine 100 item, 01 the a,gricul ti ee et which are cleared and it first-class order, and he tassel, the masers to itii sill Lai dwood I caber and well : the tate Agr preserve/1, The. lionise le brisk, 1. stOreyn 1J-Sgh, , , -,, _____ t _ , _ ' with good cellar ; barna a nil eatimilding all that vaillurulat w cOuld'be degired ; there is • or in orchard of if hini round pret sly saes In good hearing order, dud '4 neyer-millruf on his was-. 110 *Pringc Term4eagy. Apply417 peal to EitSKINI, 0 ,A. _ 1 __ I, 10()in Wibeharn or tu IA 'al.ES BONTHRON, co -"lc or -I 'In our ear farmer, on h comes from be Cod, pretty nt am place. He is v with his two r tors, who tra good deal of t He has never b Massaehusetts 1. -after 49 years f a holiday and the continent, in contrasting tl e own home with his remarks ate He is greatly pl ing fields of corn put his wholef' in the middle o would never be can beat the W hay, anyway.' six tone an tier in Boston at get such a cita every year, a $70 for manure keeps 12 of ti a lid appearance, I rn quite low' an his Is where the gras ed; and where it s am tol - ye even been plante 1 aeienger tells mg th t the, northWeSt part • f nada. nor country than any ssouri, or, in fact, an left Ontario l But a descriptio of it for MeL, supposing them to have gone astraY in the woods. Horrible to relate, he found where they had been attacked and devoured by bears, He piciked up a foot and one hand of the children and some torn clothing. The rest had been carried. off by the sav- age brutes. -On Saturday last, as Mr. E. Living- ston Division Superintendent of the Uantlida, Southern railway, was sitting in his office at St. Thomas, he suddenly raised his hand. to his forehead, exclaim- ed Oh I my head," and dropped fromn his chair dead. _ -Mr. C. Chapman, father of the fe- male' is in the Toronto abortion ease 18 ill that city. He is bald to be wedeonneeted and highly respectable. He has engaged a counsel to defend. his danghter. The prisoners are married; a detective having seen the certificate, -A shrewd operator in Gait, about three weeks ago visited -the principal mills in that locality and made contracts for all the flour he could buy; some Of the millers are now busily engaged grind- ing to complete their sales, while flour has advanced. about $1,50 per barrel, -A short time since Mr, Joseph Whitely; of Rothsay, poisoned himself by inhaling the dust arising from Paris Green while dusting potato plants for the purpose of killing the bugs. He lost the use of his limbs for about a fortnight. He is now recovering, midis able to walk about. -Mr, Isaac Elliott last week threshed for Mr. John Legge, of West Nissouri, 130 bushels of Treadvvell Wheat and 220 bushels of barley in one day. The wheat was the product of 31 acres, and the bar- ley the product of acres. There are many farmets in the same township who will have a larger yield than this. -On Friday evening last, during a heavy storm a barn belonging to' Mr. Henry Seeley, in Fredericksburg, was struck by lightning and consumed, to- gether with a horse, '20 tons of hay, 100 bushels of Wheat, his barley crop aod other property. There was an insurance of $400 on the property. -The Committee of management of the Newry cheese factory, in the town- ship of Elma, shipped at Newry station, on the 31st oil:4, 232 boxes of cheese, which were purchased by Mr. Malcolm, of Seafortb. The stock was compoeed of the June and part of July makes, and was sold at 11 1.16 cents for June makes and 101 cents for July, -Hon. H. L. Desaulles, of Montreal, joint clerk of the crown, absconded late- ly, leaving unprotected papers to the amount of $100,000, $75,000 of which is said. to be forgeries of well-knosvn llama planted among the bill discounters atel shavers. Mr. Desaulles has been engaged. heavily in patent rights and is fiald. to have lost a large amount ef reoney on them, -A Granger went into a London dry goods store the other day and told the clerk he wanted two of -those 15 cent rakes.. When informed that they did not keep such articles he went off saying "What good are you for; we've got stores out in the country where you eau buy anything down from a plow point to a postage stamp," -We have heard of a great many things being stolen but this story from Woodstock is the latest A family liv- him in a very critical condition. Inflam- mation had set in. and the patient was suffering intense agony. By careful treatment be was kept alive until -Sun- day morning, when he succumbed to the fell destroyer, -On Friday morning, Jeremiah Fitz- gibbon, a hotel -keeper in London, died rather suddenly, On Tuesday he was in his usual health, and engaged in a scuffle with a man whom he was endeav- oring to eject from his bairoorn. In this his leg was broken, and the treat- ment necessary made such a marked ab teration in his mode of life that his death was the result, -Mr. Wm. MeGillivrary, of the 3d line, St. Vincent, County of Grey, has for years been subject to a growing belief that he was being acted upon by witches or evil spirits, and latterly had begun to threaten bodily harm to his children and others. Under these circumstances it was deemed advisable to secure his con- finement in a place of safety, and he was accordingly incarcerated 111 the Owen Sound jell. -On Thursday last, says the Stratford Herald, a child of Mr. Langley, who lives two miles from town while playing in the yard, was attacked by a rooster and knocked down and spurred several times in the face and head before the mother could rescue it. A medical man who was called in, found that one stroke of the spur had penetrated the brain. The little sufferer -18 months old -lingered in great agony until Saturday morning, when death came to its relief. some children were picking berries along the banks of the river near Elora, on Thursday of last week, a little girl, nine years old. daughter of Mr. W. Knowles, of that village fell over the bank, a distance of 65 feet, among the rocks. Wonderful to say the child was not instantly killed, but received serious injuries, fracturing the skull and break- ing a leg. The child lies in a precarious condition but there are hopes her re- covery. -sA farmer from the neighborhood of London, was before a County Magistrate on Friday morning, charged with not paying a hired man's wages. It seems that the two were working in a field, when the farmer cursed Providence for, having sent the late rain -a sort of in- verted acceptance of TyndalPs prayer - test. The laborer reproved him, and the farmer sent him adrift. The matter was arranged by the wages being paid and the costs divided. -Mr. A. Johnston, of the firm of kir- rel & Johnston Piekeniug, Ont., is now in England mak-14 purchases of pure-bred stock. Among other important purchases he has secured the first and second prize pens of yearling Cotswold ewes at the Royal English Show at Taunton. The Royal prize yearlings in this class have for some years invariably found their way to Canada, either through Mr. Beat- tie, Messrs. Snell & Craig or Mr. Miller. This year Messrs. Birrell 'it Johnston are the lucky men. -Mr. John Petty, who lives near At; hell, in the township of Puslineh; has, during the past week or two, been so un- fortunate as to lose three valuable horses. Two of these died from inflammation. The other met his death very simply, Mr. Petty was scraping the animal's leg ing north of the river, having bit their with a knife, when it kicked. forward. in down -stairs bedroom window open, a such a manner as to send the knife into little after dark one night, was surprised its abdomen, making a deep gash which to learn on going to bed that some one had. coolly reached in 'their hand, and. re- lieved the bed of one of its pillows, -A young lady having died in Montre- al recently, somewhat suddenly, her friends had left the body in the cemetery dead house with the lid unfastened as a precautionary measure. Four weeks el- apse.' before the body commenced to de- compose. A corpse retaining an almost 'unaltered appearance for nearly a month, especially in midsummer, is certaiely somewhat remarkable. # tiM 50 a ,Irear, in adviine, • IfieLEAN _ 0 . -Among the many attractions to be offered at the coming fall exhibition of the Elmo, aillel Wallace Agricultural So- ciety, part of the town of Listovvel dona- tion is to be applied to the purchase of a solid od medal, to be suitably engraved and inscribed somewhat as follows : " Presented by the Town of Listowel to the largest prize gainer it) etock, grain end roots. -1875. E. and ly, A. S." --A day or two ago at young man ; in Guelph went up to, his room in a board- ing house to take a dose. Before doing so he put his pipe into Ins pocket and as it was still alight it ignited. his clothes causing considerable smoke, which near- . ly suffocated him. Luckily _a companion happened to go into the room or, he would doubtless have fallen a victim to . i dent of that town, apparently respect - style of terming. at li s the flames, h st of the West, a d that not one sale was made for) the we --As an evidence of the financial sty' in- able, but who was one of a gang of gain- , . mord and intelligen ending 31st ult. In quebec,1 howeve gency prevailing in Montreal it may be biers of the worst description.. The sharper induced him to go into a room there is an impro ecTfeelin'g. ' mentioned that within the past week no in Colt's Block, Niagara, which had been ed with the far-reae k4 ---Pickermg ha had a, hoeirg mate 1, lees than a dozen commercial firm') in . he " expects" he cote d the rendezvous of the gang for abut a n and buildings doon under arraegeme tof the township ag i- that city, Who Are perfectly sound as far hoppers. have devout- The next sese' on of the 04dfellows' eleven counties, T e Grand Lodge wi I be held at ,St, Cath - 11,1 have to drive. the arines. i 1 s they have nothin -The D mini n Telegraph iCompany . ! has ?ened an'to ce at Southampton. ni old Maseachuset e This 'ornim lY 1-8 madly:01Y exttinding its y to California. limitu• . n „Cape Ann and Cite 0 -A ship cot as made froin. Toronto 1 eastern j um ping.0 last week to iBeita u, by Mr. jolio Hallam, , communicative,an( , of hide's and kat' em to the value of $16, - ✓ igood-looking eaugi . 000, with the obj et of trying that mar - with him, occupies a 6 • attention of the ca ' -During, the t lunder storm On Friday f raornieg a hinge iota of the State m e, he says, and no , near Londoii was L rl work, he has tak n burned to e gro g dr on ra. jaunt acro 8 1' eseved vith ci Heaforth. 090 calls the mos kAw mit,i., AND FARM ( F 111,0 ACRES FOB Ltlearhis 1101%,,emex Zwiianilif,i .a-n'Shistermini,lisle;:f1e1.15s, iff for gale their time • bob. The rail) cool:till/4 1gi No 16r,eEtibtasrt, 'Wawa-' gthoaotd deaL.118 saw, butting saw, shut gle ;sr.% I -edger and tacker- eeeg on not if • 4111:1 good order. There fir am the lot besides 7-., e,..,....,' to the mili, two frit:114; (iwolilit g henries and frame vuJw„Yl-ent8 , stable' Then I I the ' e qu intity of val- • • a ii so on to, s i - nable timber, consisting of pine, . black ash, and hemlock and other bardwooi , with a large steek In the vicinity to last a num ter of years. Bathe, factory reasons given for selli lg. POsscesion given My any time, For further path:niers enquire, if by letter poet -paid of W. (4'4 fl/NOSTON, Bruo- 8 -s 0 ml but oharnig I around him, train makes find that tIII away in front that we must -The et- gnati akes great pietism el market coatinue rame house en a far struck by lightning nd. The initiates tear heir lives; I n in the OttaWa lum , We are !inform ci allowed the ustestmes to muse out. The horse died shortly after. -A gentleman, writing from St, Mal- achi, County of Dorchester, Province of Quebec, under date of Ally 30, saps that the greatest tornado ever known in that ',art of. Canada passed over that vicinity the day before. The hail stones that fell were about the size of eggs, covering the ground about four inches deep,.. and de- stroying -the crone for litre miles in length and one mile in breadth. The potatoes, oats, barley, pea, and hay are out of the earth. The esufferers intend petitioning the Federal Government for assistance. -A caee of mistaken identity occur- red in Toronto, on Friday last. A stranger, on the opening of the Federal Bank, presented a gold draft for $8,000 in New York, which was pronounced a forgery, Mr. Strathy, manager, follow- ed and pointed out a gentleman on Tor- onto street. as the man. The man was arrested, but it turned out he was one of the most respectable eitizens, Several gentlemen identified -him, and offered to go bail to any amount. He waii dis- charged, Mr, &rather apologized for the arrest. -A Woodstock &osier, named King, while at Niagara Falls, about the end of July hast, became acquainted with a reel - week, and here he was quickly relieved as their meets and liabilities are concern, re but he thinks I e elu2trnal, 8s°4iebtly's brrethoe•ecencsallP2111"10,11a'elde ed, have been obliged to come to special of $150. Information of this swindle one of them and tit y ru country for raish g lads under J. was at once given to the proper authori- arrangements with their creditors where - __The Cenaelia Labor Unica), held at by they could secure an extension of time ' ties, and two of the prineipal sharpers were, after a difficult search, caught and 1 e can raise from four 0 at St. Catiliarin ei last. week e reported to meet their el igagements averaging from I very year, and sell it ',eliding money to bring six to 18 months additional, i l committed, ali ton, How can he ' stronglY agOost I Why, he top -dress is . skilled labiq into this country, as it cotto __Me, Wm, Cole, who had been op- -A woman, named Laughlin, of North . . , sell acre costs $ee js petes with tvliat salreacly heoe. crating in produce in Owen Sound, s me Dorchester, was riet ote Judge Glass ielarme 15 acres, at d : --Mr, Hugh Gsrdon, of the illarristen days ago left that town leaving his e ed. : at London on Saturday morning as a lun- atic, under the following eireurastanece, , el ipped six toul) of No, 1 itors in the Wren, and has now tu ned on hay, theresthe. s 0116.414 faxtt rY She and her husband thinking that some - befit truce and garecu cheeee, fru he larriston sta ion of the up in Detroit, where it is stated he had , Toronto, G„te an Bruce Rail% ay, dire .t deposited nearly $20,000 in one nf the body was going to kill m and their a inlay, barricaded the r and lived in of the vice-preeidents a eeeiegy in his county, I to Europe, ia fe dap ago. Jr he ship he close confinement for three weeks, their q.S of introduction to . meat was ! only part of Olio mensal tui al Society people in I make- 1 ted only food being boiled t. The wo- ---A fatlitir son, nameCote, wh a when he was arrested at the Mean of man then further securedthe door by Iti thinks, will; Show , 1 . his Canadian creditors, He is now tale- driving in a tot of railway pikes in order to MVO the family. She was arrested vi 41 at *iti State Faits ;. on a fishing e le is going to stop and • lately, kin 1 si ly lodged in jail at 1.tetroit, Brigham Young he i there went . , " hankie He aleo purchased a fa 8 short distance from the city, wher appeared to be comfortably situ` connected with the same weu do -cred- it to a city. Several small cottages have been built, and a large bell procured. The streets are lit by keeps at night. The countless tents scattered among the trees, with a multitude of people on the grounds and boats large and small arriv- ing and departing, make the Scene one ever to be remembera The charge Of the admission to the grounds its 10 cents. The camp grounds alio boast .4)1 a*daily paper, in which a synopsis of attlee-seia mons are given, together with! the Cur- rent gossip of the institution,. : -An accident, of a strange and seri, ous elaaraeter, occurred at Galt on Tues- - day morning of last week, A Mau pass- ing the Queen's Hotel about 5 o'clock in the morning of the day mentioned, found Mr. Brennan, the Grand Trunk agent at. Galt, lying on the road. On getting as- sistance it was found that he bad fallen from the third story window of the hotel, a distance of 35 feet, His thigh was broken and be suetained internal injuries. He was sitting on the sill Of the window smoking and had fallen asleep. He must have been lying on the road. for four five hours before be was discovered. -A Mare valued at $200, belonging to Mr. F. Kaylor, who lives in the vicinity of Nspanee, was poisoned on Sem4ay 1 t by eating the. plant known as hemlock r wild parsnip. This plant is hi 131Y polo - (mous ; it is biennial with furs forn roet from six to 12 inches long, stem24 feet high, smooth light ' green, striped and flecked with purple, leaves large i trip - nate. Flowers white, in umbels with many geperal as well as; partial rays. The whole plant, when bruised, emits a pe- culiar foetid odor like mice. The above description of this deadly plant should be remembered, to be avoided ' as it 13,48 been more than. once cooked for parsnips with fatal results. r -Ela book has fallen into th hands the police at Toronto, which had been kept by the abortionist Davis, which 1)0 - duces a record of eases; giving the names of the gentlemen who brought or sent women to be operated upon and the suits ii eaten of rd. would Lack -mail - merchant t ch -m I- ..arge su will take place at the October Assizes. It is etaid that Mrs. Davis is willing to turn Queen's evidence, but she will not be required, as the Crown believes there is a strong eh in of evidence without hers. -An elopement has just taken place from London township, near the city of London. Some three months ago a etyled widow from the States, employed as saleswoman in a fruit store in the city, married a man named Murphy:, who wild his place in town arid bought a plot in the township.' Shortly after wards tihe introduced a man named Stittsou to her 'husband as an old friend, and he d with them leng enough raise which ended by his run ing the woman. A few days befor tried to induce Murphy to ra. of money received. The reeo seem to point to a system of b ing. The name of a Hamilton is said to be put down for a The trial of Davis and his wif an 8ion in revolt a fire against a ep. In the the trim Tr on the so in , Queb c tree, and meantitne of the and. kill - --Mr. lienr Collins, on of AIL Ed- and brought to London,but as she appear- , . un- ed -to be harmless was allowed togo ecessful farmer in Ain- Law linxne ts to be back in gnus tree and it (dl o in September, and, by I fd 'hint ksi he will have seen a -Three !child et, the old gentleman township elf Iii ring his knowledge and I can river, abeve iroself, by any. !nears, I by bears a lfe d em liberally with all -the children e he is talking the out to gath pected stop, and we which to ills k has been washed ' sent so ion • by the rains, and sent thin n nt ourselves to re- He did not r ntil the construction came hom4 h en of a tietger in t n, in the Upper Gat ttawa, were; destro ys ago. Th mother of eat two of them, We bop, ome cedar b sh With broom. They were ah - she became anxious and boy to look after thein, and when their father arted to look for thim 0• gels P. O., or to R T, HINGSTON & BROTHER, . We114Aid P, main w ere we • re e a hat ittl tur ward Collins, died in Stratford on day morning, under circumstances sufficiently peculiar nature to wa mention. It appears. that on Satu 17th ult., dece ed had eaten a nu of cherries, and in the evening had gone which is quite an attraetion during the to a refreshment saloon with some f ends "heated term," A commodious dock and while there disposed of some fi e or and storeroom has been erected for the six dishes of ice cream. On Su day accommodation of visitors. The grounds morning be felt 1111Wel, and wi hout have been laid out in a regular manner, medical advice took some mediein but and a amp prepared for the same. A did not experience relief. On Monday large tent, evade of seating 2,000 per - afternoon he had become so much ssrse sons, has been erected, where meetings that a physicion Was called in, who ound are held. The dining hall and buildings of - -Canada can now boast of a religious rant Long Branch, that deeideratumbeing' day, found in the Tjionsand Islands Camp her Ground, at theitead of Well's Island, a scaled I, way w th , the ir el monley . on his property and invest it Stitt - son, There is little doubt lent that the marriage was a game of confidence on he part of the woman in, conspiraey h the man Stitteoe. -Mr. W, K, Muir, late asemeral Sdp- erintendent of the Great Western BO - way, but more recently General, Super- intendellt of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, has been appointed Manager of the Canada Southern railroad. A r„ S. R. C llaway, formerly assistant sh r- intende sition Vi are web circles. a few y ordina t, has heed promoted to the po- a,te,d by Mr. Muir, Beth men • known in Canadian "railway Mr. Callaway commenced work ars ago in. one of the most sub - positions On the Grand Trunk. His promotion now IS as honorable ,to him as it likely to be profitable to the road which he hoe been asked to man- age T ose who Might to taro* thihk that M . Muir, in command of the Can- ada, Sou hero, 'e,an Make competition hot for the reat Westero, • -So e days ago as two geotleme were pr eeelmg along the Wyoming rc to Oil prings in a buggy, and w about h 1f -way between Petrolia and Springs they observed some cattle el tered t ether on the road, and one of them-- finest in the .group, a healthy looking cow -had a stick truding from her nose: They imMed ted from their buggy,and af able difficoltysueee a in cat relieving the poor animal of er The stick was over two f et ard green maple, spitted at he aril/Oil at -least two inches (up beast's head. It is to be replet- perpetrator of the fiendish °fut. not be recognized and given he 'cut such an act deserves. i would. euPpose that the fate of Campbell, and the result of. he cent , crime at WallaCeburgh, rs. Finlay was speedily plared ands of the law, would be enoi;igh other women from similar - n, It seems that another e ly turned. up in the County of here a faithless wife destroyed of her husband. Mr. Michael; Martin was a moderately vvell-to-do mer, of Middle aie, Iiiis Wife all r, named eteri Beaver, had, ime, been in the habit of ta journeye together, someti ks at e time. Their actions be - unguarded, that suepicien dep- to certainty, and at last elven himself had to admit that ;the he still fondly loved was faitla- the first of June *et, Martin the neighbors suspected foul An inquest was held; and a- ter- dered to the effect that Martin his death by poisoning, land that • 1 rtin and Peter Beaver were the arties, Beaver disappeared be - not w e- -the elision of Beaver, e no tter Is ii, man with a large famils s are very respectably a ted, and the miserable e d criminalty of the a score of families in two Ilia disgrace and ruin. ii ad en •••,- ly all eons.' e ing and torture. long, a end, an into th that th Tags ea punieh -On Phoebe more where in the to dete gredat" has la Grey, the life te- neighb a long pleas in for w came s cued Mart' WOKOft less, died, a play. diet re came Mrs. guilty ore th since eonfin ward aPPrt faniir conne folly' involv at lea. ar- a for ng es inquest was held, and: has fens& The woman is in Owens Sound jail, and f $200 has been offet for