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4, 1875,
IlleLEAN BB , Pa 1)1 frohersw.
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FALL
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and Wool.
CS,
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st Makes.
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84 SILK RIBBONS
Of an Shades. aad Colors.
ey Laces in aii
Vidths
das CottoiiS
-7r PRI14Ea
aGFUiNE-
LOW PRICES,
oft Fiigt Choice.
a
lir
the Latest Styles of
ROTHERS.
LOU tin LE.
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i)r/r,PINO 'JOTS' IN liEAFOTITII li;30* Say.
sop —Dr, COLMIAN , havang laid out t e grounds
/away occupied as a D 'lying Park into Bald-
ing Das, is propored to It pose of lots on reitS0u-
terms to any who MA; desire them. - Parties
agetA1-4-irk to purchase shotill„ mike fr,0004iiito ap.-
plicstloo- I i 804
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-0051 FOR E1/11,1r,,-4, ,t, 11, Con. , forris ;
gat 76 etc red,aral in a good ettitto
of cultivation, the renutit der best of kardwood
esse, not a a good bri lc house au niee young
orchard. Situated 6 milt. from firmer Is, 74 from
whoever and 21 frOrn Bel4rave. For urther par-
ticigars apply on the prerrtures, or 1,)' post, , 10
yggrtEBIOR FiALE mTrtAwavo Ti.L.O' HOO. P,13:14rave• . ....vor-401,
----lip
FIlie that beautifull/ situated. farm, on the
!foam Bold, aclioining, the farm of Mr, L.
Contitiaing VA acres, 80 of whielc aro clear -
,d lies ilia state Of good cultivation The hal:.
too is weil timbered. Thire aro eight ttereS un-
der foil wheat. For fartlier porticnigrs orpply to
1„31Eqlf, or to DENS( N & MBYZ11, 'Parris -
tea, Sesteritg___
—......--
violet FOB SALE,—/or Sale, a first-elass term,
a: situated in Tuckersnith, Lot 2, Con. 1, near
post Office and Presbytradan Chureh, aliont a
- failefromstittb,n of toinflou, Huron land Bruce
Daiwa:4 House tv/0 dor es, buiek ; ontimildings
urst..dass,2 wells, good or duird with a vartety of
it
fruit and ornatuental tr co, well drained, in a
good State of ettitivatio , For ternis apply to
liev, VON LOG1E, Bod amine P. O. 890
.00.00.for
0••••••••........10
ita..u11 Tog S tLE.—Leing Lot No, 8, Con.
hig. octets cleared, nearly
bosh hardwood, good log
ard commencing to bear ;
11 11; 6 miles from Sectior,.
beat quality, anci will be 14
particulars apply to the proprietor on the prem-
ises, McCANDLE. IfIgraonaville Post
Oniee. 887
THE WAITS' OP BIMI
DiumiXosfA.)r, Engle
_ilair:ng visit of some -da t a. friend
in Birmingham, I naade ing iiry aoncern-
ing the agencieo in Birrning at for the
prevention and repression rime, I
Ives planed. to find liberal Ari ion made
for these objects, tiartiettla ly he firet
which is the mostamportan ice, hovve
altar needful it may be to br ng he fallen
to a better mina and a bet! er • do, it is
a far Moreanecessal y art ftective pro-
tection to society to save th young from
a first fall --a truth, however, which so-
ciety io but too slow inelearning, Dur—
ing my brief stay, I vielted the Girls'
Reformatory, the Birmingham Certified
Industriel School for Boy, he Free
Peegistrt and. Temporary II me for Des-
titute Girls, and the, Calla ens .lamigrae
an lone -for
Bi raingham
g -o it" work
8 v ey inter -
ere fter give
scat, EstltArri,
1870.
tion Homes—one for lgeys
'girls. There is also in
what is called a " boOdi
for pauper children, w1.4011
eating, and of which I may
you some, amount.
, THE TRAINING OF THE
Th (11 work of saving the
criminal career by means
aticl reformatory agencies •
YO NO.
oung from a
if titireventive
k e.g. 9, Tuckeramith `Towtratship ; 100 aeres; ganized, more effectively condi eted and
elegr 6umPtl productive of larger results. in Great
buildings, young orelr-,
tsro woo with pumps ; Jammu. than any 11 er, country
, 'the hula is of the within my knowledge. 1011m:ilea has
old cheap. For further enacted a general law authorizing, pri-
vate citizens to found. indu
formatory SC110018 W116110V6
ever such may, in thcir
needed. When an establis
kind is deemed. by its pro
choice in the tie
for occupancy, it must be elm/mined by a
by secured,
duly authorized government insectaria
A TRAINING HOW
and by him . certiied as at place 'suitable
connection with the
for the purposes intended, 'thereupon tn
the State guarantees a certain eum, faced
tte heititution
eived and eared
stitutiott by due
dustrial School is
r, while
er of a
manentlir ia th
them, t ie thi
well in ne pl
mantlai, thy ar
ly tea partyr a
creel itablY h opt
months p izes at
suing Ohr gimes
vieitorn a, e kept
tation of du, gii
by tbe Herne b
a month, unle the mistreat objects,
whisk is not often the calif°, This is
found to stabil hia most desirable link
between the gi island what to many of
theta is their only home. The kind
words spoken et d wise counsels given on
these Vittit8 boot ic many a g ief and pre-
vent many a r sh or thou htlees act.
;The 'visaor" i looked upoi as in every
' sense a friend, and often i rovee anew
the truth of the wise man's' saying, " a
word spokeu in season, howigood is
Theee " visitors ' prove helpful, also, in
another way, bdth to the inatitution and
its proteges, eine° they s rve as an
efficient agency in collectin the money
due for board a d clothing, it being con-
sidered mast de irable to instil hato the
' d f th frrls an honest riiie in
8ituations found for
: When girls have done
of servlee for fsiX
inivitect1 to a half -year -
*.o thew who have
their platten' for twelve
e dintributed at the en -
gathering, TWo salaried.
busy in a constant vioi-
Is, each one placed out
ing visited at least once
8 0 8 [„itt
a, 'n al that obli ations am to ex.
s etter or P 5"; g ,
cite in them th spirit of self-help and
independ nce. ome idea of the breadth
and loatnef cence of this charity is afford-
ed by the• fact that during the last ithree
years more that 1,800 girls have passed
through the Home, while the number of
unstresse
ceeded t
a state
ly satisf
PAID/ FOR S.A.LE.,---For Sole, Lot 9, Con. 1,
-1; London Road Ste -1110,400 acres, 80 Cleared
and under fence, the balance timbered With first-
class -hardwood ; frame barn 6040, franie citable
18x40, log hens°, good bearing orehard, wet -
urea ; situated_ within 7 Miles of Seaforth and a
distance from Clinton. Farm well under
-
drained. (main first -duo cultivation. Apply on
the premises or to titu proprietor at Brocade' 1',
862
0, ANDREW MeKENZTE, by law, to be paid
trial and re -
and. where-
udgMent. be
meta of this
eaters ready
applYing for servants has ex -
at fieteure by a , full third;
of things regarded as high -
tory, since a considerable
ection of places is there,
pEOPERTY IN BRUCEFIELD F IR BALE.— weekly for each child r
For sale eheap, that deslrirbie pro arty in the
of ErneefieLd, lately °coupled b Mr. Bold.
Ferguson. There are far village lots, aloe a good
frame base, with stable, well and all necessary
0000010.110(4G Also good orchard. The Landis all
imaerdrained and ourrandral by at new board
fence, For further particulars apply te JOHN
YOUNG, Brucefield, or to the proprietor at Lis-
towel. ROBLIti FERGUSON-
for when placed in the i
process of law. Tact it
properly of a prevehtiv
the reformatory seleto
durative type; togetheT
whole field of delinque
made It is easy to ee
such a law must ,be t
pROPEIITY FOIL SAWN EGMONDVILLE,— and, in point of fact, i
For Sitio in Egmonclville, a fine iniek house whole lilted Kingdo
and a haw, frame house', with a good barn and i.V8 and reformatory
stabling, ttereS of land, beautiful' orchard of
f•O choice fruit trees', and 2 never -failing wells, WbiCil both element%
ri
The property is all well fenced. It is a desirable instruction are imparte
property. Poe further particulars apply ou the ,
preraises to TO FIN C.A.BMICHAEL, Egrnond- THE GIRLS TVA 0
Ville, or to BENSON & MOYER, Ballads, sea- The aliels' Reformat()
15
th
-t j
tact
rail
y cover the tire ipstitution, in both its departnients,
tend° treat- seems admiral4y managed,' and is eer-
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inStitatiOH
above described, there is also, in another
part of the GUY a Training Home,' de:
signed for the 'benefit of these who ap-
ply at the Free Registry without the re-
quieite amount ef expenencein the duties
of domestic service—a matt useful de--
partment of the general work. The en-
what a etimulus 1° tainly fulfilling a inOst useful purpose.
private effort ; It adds out helping hand to .the
(II
has dotted the. hurnblest and 1 west young Servant girls,
With tirevent- it offers a home to the homeless and sup-
inntittitione, in pliee friends to the friendless. No depth
a id industrial of Poverty diserilifies the applicant for
its kindly shatter ; crime alone is a
Taint bar to its frienlly doors, and hi thepre-
volition of this las it is a true and a po.
n the exa,ra.
- 1391 ination of which, in c p y
'th tent agency.
THE 310YS' lINDCH3TRIAL . (moot,.
'
• Hill honorary secretarii and tre tsurer I i
ArtA.1 FOR 8 AL1,. -17 r Sale, the west half of ' I
• Lot No. 8, Con. 14, nullettr c ntaining 80 passed two hours, is 81 • , ,
yen formed to superinten
t at country. It was a su
1 vista that more childre
ankf ally through the
omes than through all
bolo of Birmingham at
ral together,
1:81f,FUL LIF
Ill's great work is sup
treied forward by youi
n ore himitelf ; he 18 the 1
t -Whole of it. Every n
an;early hour for Eaglis
eaten breakfast and be re
hetie at the Boys' Home,
ains two or three hours
ani passes an hour or tw
1 eine ; and thus, Atm
between the two, he o
ordinarily, the whole day
of May each year be take
neent of ehildren to Caned
SOPCIlly auperiatending
tion ; visite those who
viousilly placed out there •
0
a
ed et a place On another ay we paid a visit to the
I
wick, two ar Birmingham C rtified Industrial School
Biroaingham. for Boys, havin at the Clete 130 inmate&
a long magnifi. Mr. Wal er M , the superintendent, by
WO of centuaies, whom we were taken through the estab-
resideoce of an lishment, seemed. to me ,to be a man
le an," but is eminently sui d to his place—kind,
led !ter buildings genial, hearty; sennpatheac, earnest,
firm and sagacions, A number of tbe
larger beys---8Orne 30, I think—go out
daily to work a factories or in trades-
men's workshop
from $3 to $3 5
sum about thrc
liattnent, and
weekly to the
selves. The. oi
whi eh revenue
working up old
acres, 55 of whith are de nal and in 0, state of called the Coppice, Se ea
good cultivation, and Lust -class m e ery respeet, three miles from the cit of
the balance is wen ti obered with hardwood.
There are good frame buildings, MO a young It i8 a fine °1(1 mansion
orchard. There hs ohm -Ammo of water. Is with= cent shade trees, the gr
B miles of the Myth titation and is centrallY and was formerly the
purietor on the prerais er to lily P.
situated for all the oaten maric!ets. Apply to the English " country go
c, oaaasoee Sr, B#J4.4* 'WO C1088137- surroun/
to be used for such a purpose So it
ri.RM FOB SALE.—Lot 4, Con. 2, Stanley ; now serves the nobler e d of redeeming
leo acres; 70 cleared, the remainder a good VICIOUS and. eriminal girts, nd restoring
oo 1, in the ae-
a Tears to have
ful Io affords
nineties witlt
ed 30 on the
at which girls
ea 71 arid 14
to remain at
stablishment.
laten Asylum
some of the
at laundry
°Duca from
. I, although a
b needlework,
ehe ry, healthful
towards both
hardwood bosh ; 10 miled from . cst r an
Oiluton, 4 frora Bracefield and '2 from liopen ; them to a tru, e worna, ri
young orehard eornrounoins to bear, with over WIT complishinent of WhiCh
fruit trees; Irani° barn 40x60, /rang sheep house 'been eminently succee
20-430, good stablcts, cow houses and other ont-
irteco. .mmodations for
houses, quartitr of a mile from good school, eonve-
nieut to church hnta post office; never -failing well tame guardians, and 90i
of %rater, well fenced and. under a good state a 1 day of my visit. The si
cultivation. For further particulars apply tO
AILTAili imint, 3.-r•Licippen .1, 0, - - 808 are fultilissible range b ,w
years and ail are required
least two years in the
3 Villa' FOR SALE.—Lot 13, Con. 6, ullett;
r
1 100 acres; 75 Aftreff eleared. in a good state of 03.888 Saitable ter the Mag
cultivation; the remaining 25 tcares are v ell Um -
here with hardwood Is g miles' from thir village are not received.. We Oa
of Kinburn , 6,i from. " Clirnton crud orl thp gravel girls in school and other
read leading to Seafortll '7 miles distant There work, the principal chip
14 11 ff00(1 balk' barn 38x60, goocl dwelling house,
good well and younre I caring orchard oa the which revenue is roe( —
premises. Ie convenient to schools andelturches, moderate sum iobeeah.nec
tai
Fermis easy. For farther particulars apply °a the they wore a rig a
premises, or if icy letter to Coustauc
SOHN KYLE,
1?A1iM FOIL 941,,—I3
lett; 150 acre -A, 100 eic
. . —
dug Lot 6, dote
area and in a goof x
nativist -ion, the remain:It g 50 is -vfall tim era ; '2
frame houses nearly new? frame barn 110 Ilfl with - -.1 1 ,
e look, and their dunce or
400.4e
visitors and officers was re
18, Hui- est and pleasing. We he,
examieed. their copy br ok
to ehort reeitatione it
80x80, and ot er out- 131 ) e leseons, -.in all of
s, earning by their labor
0 a week each, of which
c.fourths go to the estab-
be remainder is placed
edit of the boys them-
ly other industry, from
is received, is that of
wood--wornout railway
tiee, &c.a-into kindling& The moriey
earned. in these two ways forms a by no
means inconsid
regAired to me
stittition, whic
excellent work
tue and indueti
and exposed el
wise certainly
pectful, mod- ranks of erinie.,
rd. them read, THE ilsionaTio...N. Hostas.,
, and. listened To the salmi category of preventive
g( ()gra)ity and vvork, in a still more einoninit de ree, be-
-hi AI they allow. long the Childr ,n's Emigratiou onus ;
table item of the amount
,t the expellees of the in -
seems to be doing an
n leading to a life of vir-
multitudes of neglected
ildren who would other-
ro in the ova to swell the
buildings ; 10 sit,trated. 11 miles from Sort trth, and 04 the results "of careful tr,
Ow mul-.# ail ttaicto from Mutton fold 13131 wow l„iii Proiress--their lieninateli
voyeenveta let. to 81411 w:';, sehools 'II 4 miL18, 4.4„„ 1 , ,,,t :h. ao ttp.
tam erne. Tea a al excellent oppor unit y tO 'mei& ar,y C,rcuel,ft fl)G. ar
Ittl' r tsetisleireg to secure a lira -atm ham. able are required, to le y i weekly sum purely voluntai y work, fouodea and 131.13-
f/or forth( r luirliallutrHaPPIY-011 the pre rases, or towards tbe support of itheir darighters— to,iited by private benevolence alone,
weta, a prinei le universally enfc reed ill 13t101 . it ii$ na wbat 6 called a "'certified" if -
if by letter , to Harlock EOHt °Moe, JA -11•486
FAUX non ;ALE.-1er Sole, par of Lot 28, - thoroughly just ; :tile, iiri the major- aid; and, proe res its inmates without
sue a 0. eats' of good e titivation, tic balance is soniething woraee lute been the Oceasion the wity.of tritl or sentence,. They_ are
itlieg and foie • °tailor boys, cm
a . being, par- 100; inmates,
eits whn. are with accommor
pable of aceommodating
nd the other for girlie
aliens for 40. This is a
at ... _ . .... ... - ___ .. _ establisEmente - la ifl gland, and stitation at all receives no government
,
Cote 6, StumloY i 10/ 'tar", 6° 1 el" ek"'"a ity of cases, parentel 71 elcet, if; not any inteipositi n of the magistrates in
well timbered. The whole farm is ell fenced ; „ , , hill. either (Metre without homes, 1 mere
/
there is a good dwelling I house, and frame barn Of teem . . . ,
and stables, also a goodi1. young ord. ard bearing THE HOME FOR DESTITLTE
e_ ',It% visited a- 8041101
frtlit; there Ift a neve -felling stream of water
running through the farm and an exec:110rd spring
at the house, Is situated within 1:1 roam; of the -WU" 16/5 rthy and utefu
1' 11 Road, is within hrii.CH Of thO London, uated in the heart; of Bir
Huron and 151ace itail VII V. ft5 rft.110.44 rOtil enet;)ii called the Free ltegistry
and 10 from lierdortie, 'For furthe pitrtienlar8 klogle for Destitute Gale.
waifs Ipieked in the streets, or the
hat nova as ehddren of poo _and vicious patenta who
elep•ity, sit- sueeender all parental rights, through,
iingltameand papers duly, et4ceute.d, into the hands of
id Temporary theHorne, Tae institution was founded.
'11.'heobject of three years agio, as I understand, by a
an c ective suptrintepd
tine wotk, both at hoate a
1873, he took out.. 30 chi
50 • and he has now gone
or 170 -more, The success
AL
C nada with rare exceif
co pia°. In his latest
dlernore says that he had
the children, for whom Ii
ly provided places, and f
futtpy in their new home
,
they 'were receiving
education ; were atten
end Sunday schools ; and
thed to their adoete
turn, seemed equally
"These children, lie 80,3
f benevolent eeultation,
f happiness and hope,
rout Nuttier and rime it
fter eating extra >ts fro
1 tters, reeeived roni t i children in
'anada, he adds, in a sin ilar strain and
with a feeling of pride # t once natural
aad pardonable : "The elight I have
felt in receiving these le ters can hard-
ly,' 'be . described, for 1 have known
the children who wro = them waen
they were living in sq alor, ignorance
rtY14 vaicateifri:idletriore has it in his heart to
eeta,blish a Lodging and Mission House
for the Poor, the necessi .y for which he
considers urgent—a de ign thus far
I iadered only by his in tbility to pro -
Ore suitable premises for the work. He
onclietes'his last report a these words :
',It is not the will of ou Father who ie
in Heaven that one of . ti ese little °Des.
eliould perish. Ile has raised up the
Emigration Homes as a mats of seving
thern. i• ---May He con inue this His
arn work when we, V e frail instru-
eats of the moment, h ve been with-
eawn from it," i,
What a noble exampl of self-denial
ad -self-conteeration i one born to
ealtli and luxurious eas !
• A CANADIAN
a the work in , A strotig feelin of insecurity has taken
rprise to inc to i possession of the people living lathe sub -
1 are passing I urbs, A new writ of mandamus in the
Emigration Gnibord ease was applied for on Friday.
1
the igdustrial The date of the burial has not yet been
a its neigbix,r- made public.
—The marriage of D. Hingston, Ma
, - or of Montreal,i to Miss Margaret M
Th
rintended and donald seeond Laughter of Lieut.('
g Mr. afirldlee nor Macdonald, was celebrated 0
fe and soul of 16th inst., in a very imposing inant
tenting at ' 8-- St. aliehael's Cathedral, Toronto,
amen to have —Henry Eastern and John
y for work— quarrelled at Tavisteck on Friday,
where he re- inst. the former splitting the la
he then visits head' o ea With a brick, from whic
di
in the Ghia' died 0 the' following Tuesday,
ing his visits stem i awaiting. trial for manelaugh
uptes himself, Woo took jail.
On the first —Manta, Birrell & Johnston, of
out an inetel-
himself,' per -
heir distribu-
ave been pre -
and thus gives
co to the en-
d abroad.. In
dren ; in 1874,
with some 60
f the work in
ions, has been
sport Mr. Mid.
isited most of
had previous-
nd them very
,
ctinscientious
Mg both day
were much at -
parents, who,
fond of them.
a witn a sort
" now so full
were rescued
Birmingham."
n a, number of
•
C-
✓ r-
t e
or at in the city of
.
some watches,
raal a,nd one of t.
10th three and ran o
ter's ly pursued he
he but escaped with the one. There is no
Eck- possibility of identifying the thief. An -
r in other volunteer, passing Boyills tailor
short, seized a air of pants expoeed for
'hit- sale, and wen up a stairway and put
them on. The going down in the rear
he walked through the store by mistake,
in order to gaiu tae street, and was ar
rested, ,
—While a gentleman and two ladies
were returning from Kincardine, at a
late hour one e ening, a few days, age, a
was high, and
north-east all
graph poles we
munication int
afternoon. M
to fruit and
iloiviag a egale from the
the time, Several tele -
e tihrewn down, and 00111.4 -
rt upted until Saturday
oh daroage boo resulfred
rnamental trees, which
were broken riclven by the fillOW and the
wind.
--On Friday evening, three or four
volunteers went, 410 Groslight stare,
n:don, and asked to see
A tray kill were ehown
e volunteers grabbed up
with them. Being hot -
trapped two of tbe three,
by, Ont., h'avre imported 53 very fine
Cotswold sheep. from England, inchicliag
several which carried off first prizes at
this year's sho of the Royal Agricultural
Society, of! England.
—00e day st Mr, Sutherlan , of
Brander& oust ined a most ainful cei-
dent, was breaking a ew pieces of
wood w en one of them flew n and
struck hint in the eye, completely des-
troying and, possibly, renderin the
ffer-
other Oomparat
ings have been
—The Peolii
ly in session in
ask P rliamen
law w lea is to
ple al o'er t
upon nder the Ballot box syst
the majority isor it, it will be enfo
if not, it will, f or the present, be
i
ed. At last he temperance advo a
liave sltruck a seneible plan, and, in
the o ly fair orie. Let the people d
this qi estian,
—Tae resid nce of Col. Wonha
'tiger all was entered by burgle
Wednla
sdat ev ning of last week.
Colon I was a the camp in Lond
the time, and
wOmat, fired t
and ti.e itoicals
in anything,
cowed a terrib
scious for som
firing On the seals is worthy o
bighent praise and emulation.
—T e stelegriam , from Manitoba,
lished
inion,
Gove
cash
correc
sons.
ment
ly sta ect, but not any of it will
ttibut d • in castle It will be gi
seed gal, and where absolutely
sary, n food, t
vely useless. His s
ntense.
ition Convention, re
Moutreal, has decal
to enact a prohib
be submitted to th
e Dominion, and
a to
tory
0 -
If
1;
p -
es
e d,
eide
, of
, on
The
at
•e housekeeper, aming
res shots from a rev Deer,
deeamped without s
The young woma
e fright, and was u
time. Her brave
through
to the e
ent o
the gr
, and h
The air
act eons
ut ,the press of the
re et that the Do
area a loan of no
1sshopper sufferers
misled. a number o
ouit which the G
te to advance is co
---On Monday' afternoon, of last
as GeorgeWebber and son, of East
were on iag dawn a steep hill in
Easthd with a load of lumber, th
IN ENGLAND. wheelig t into a dee rut and thre
Canada
'Rev. S. W. Curtiss,
has left for Chili, where
koveral years as a missioi
—Mr. D. Allen, of Ca
iral a number of high br
r i tent Province of Mani
1-14n John B. Conb
1 heession of Caleclon, ha
18 straw of whicli meas
lc
la hes.
1—Arrangements are be
eaening and dedication of
w hall in, Mitchell
of Woodstock,
e is to spend
ary.
It, lately ellip-
Q fowls, to the
oba.
y, of the 10th
produced oats,
red feet 10.
ng Made for the
the Oddfellows'
on the 15th of
ub-
om-
nion
in
in-
per-
veen-
eet-
ea in
ems -
bear suddenly
in the Greene
Black Horse a,
ahead �f the
front, heedin
driver or the s
chased from
swamp to a c
when it turned
the driver turn
drove past it. , The furious animal then
ran after the buggy, and made several
springs at the Occupants, but by forcing
the horse through they soon left it far
behind.
st week a number of the
ect in Welland jail made
t escape. The jailer
corridor alone, and. after
oners out of the cells into
was immediately pounced
r thrown into his eyes.
s in his hand, one of the
the other of the gate„ he
• ndoisr to throw them out.
door luckily went out, but
struck a bar and glanced
then bound and his revol-
ver taken from himi while one was try-
ing to open the door, but the key being
the wrong one, that was frustrated. The
turnkey, heatIng the noise, rushed up
and presented' a carbine through the op-
ening in the door, 'compellibg them to
unloose the jailer. The key was then
found and the doer opened, and the pris-
oners locked in their cells again.
—A few nights since, a woman called
at a private -dwelling in Westminster,
and representing -herself to be greatly
fatigued aud. t avel worn begged admit-
,
ppea.red beside the bu
k ;swamp, between tbe
d Itiveralale, It ran up
orse, and kept close in
net the calling of the
eed of the horse. It -was
bout, the centre of the_
nsiderable distance out,
a little to one side, and
ed to the other side and
—One day 1
prisoners confi
a daring attern
went into the
letting tbe pri
the corridor, h
on and. pep
Having two
prison door an
'rushed to the
The key of th
the gate key
back. He wa
twice. The g o lady of the 'louse took
week compassion ou the stranger and showed
era, her to a bed The W0311,1”, when part-
ntth ing with the rtistreos of the house, said
blud she was so very tired that she would
both likely amp la next morning, and ask-
ed. not to be d atarbed. Some time after
kfast hour next day, an
e to arouse the stranger,
se being given, the door of
penal, ana tbe discovery
wearied traveler of thp
had levanted, carrying
st Of the clothing and
rtieleit that attracted her
ple cannot tie too mu-
the men off the boad, the wheels p ssing
over both of them, breaking both the the usual bre
the old man so th • t he ffort was ma
11.
thigh -bones of
bones protrucl
disloceted, an
ternal injaries
paired of.
— On iMond
cit e
. Thesonhashishi j int and, no repo
has sustained 8CV re in- the room\vas
The lives of both vale made that th
night previou
y night of last w , a with her the
aniel several other
and a cupidity, Pe
team of horses belonging to Mr.
Dillon, df the Township of Downie,
lumber wagon were stolen. The
had been working all day and
put in their tall, the wagon,
wheat iii sheaves, having been left
barn. In the morning the horse
found, t� have been stolen, togethe
)iitober. the wagon, fr
.--1--Several flakes of anoy fell in Sutton, ' '
been unloaded
Jaunty of York on the 22nd of August,
rly in the morning. The follosving have goite to i
ht there was a heavy frost. _ ----TheInstitut, Canadien of
.—Mr. ,J. W. 13engoug , of Toronto, purpOse celeb ting 'the :31st De
a t, on a six Month& lecturing trait'
irlp's cartoonist, started,. on Monarty next, :the one 1 undredth ennivers
the termination of the seige of Que
it
north and West. He lias a new sabjecti the battle under its walls, and the
ei titled "Heads and Tales." of Gen,' Mont ornery, commandi
i --The shareholders o ' the City Penk Americo/no, when the Canadian
cif' Montreal app ove cf the proposed rendered. such flieient service, an
at algarnetion with the 1,30Y9/1 Canadian served the country to British nide, t is
expected that he observing of thi event
Beak. The union will be effected ae soon
e the neemeary Jegislattai ig paned..
light many documents in comic:die with
by a trliterary institution will bring to
1 '-r-A farmer named Townsend was
driving a cow to his hon e in Brantford the history of this continent.
TOWnship when his cheep t became unman- —The propnetoes of the Brantford ffei.
have lately received a. notice feom
ageable andhe became angry. The reoult Poitor
Was a stone thrown with violence. The Mr, F. F. Pole' , solicitor, in which they
oo)s,' a skin sold for $4 and Mr. Town- are threatened with an action, unless
sei d has an orphan calf . o feed. they evithdrave a certain article, claimed
A number of gentlemen from lthila-
delphia, New Orleans ai d other Aimeri-
ea cities are iti Ottias o, on a proOpect-
in tour. From what n be gathered
f in their 'Illation, it is believed a large
nigration from the I tilted States to
t Ottawa district may be expected be -
f et t along.
—A number of none missioned offl-
Violet P. O. TI{OMAS MILLS. 1 898 the institution is to rescue young destie young man of the name of John T. Mid -
apply to the Twelfth:ter on the pronisos, or to , . ,. ,
tate girls, whether residen s or, strangers, i dletinore, whoiai father is a wealthy Bir-
atiatileis FAII.M P tOPERTY r on SALE.— who have comet° town to ticeic - employ. iniughani main facturer, with the aid of
farm, gituattql shout 1 erafie#4 fror, 331.fcilehi, m_ents, and shield. thetai f oro the many Means fernisheil mainly by the family,
' For Salo, tt clesira le and beeut fully located
h, Lot 28, Con, It, I,. H. snares and perils to which they are .ex- and is, n gre t part, supported in the
• ' the way 1 of sante way. M. Mitldlemore is A rare
dothrbstie spr- -example of a y Utah born toe, wealth and
cleitigned for bleary 'aunt rily surrendering these
3g eince yione ad vanta es, aa cl giving time, streegth,
and 5 miles from 8:scf01-
.1Tuskeityteitn, 11.1P cane contai s 100 acres, posed, 1)y putt ng t le ,n 1
40 at *hide are cleared and ite firsf-closs order, earning honeet bread I E141- 4
the baift;ftm h6iftg n11 lifi-vdwerpil Man JI r and well — . i
-Preserved, The Louse fH briek, li toreys high, teats. Tbe Horne is
%Itti good ,./-iller ; Lerm rind orttbul ding all that servants of the higher' ci_
,,,eetraeise lin; et,z(ti,#::11 !bet 1 there IH RIP() an °Y61111 -rd '''f :3
sgperafficifgrsth. ..f(t 1 / 41 eCI't 41t.illi;!..‘ 41.1: Lail; ,b)$"11-11(01 ii. t'1)1(3: ''t IPt1;411(tiliNiLli'114
NICOL, WI:4;11mo , or tea ;1,t1tIES DONTIEltON.
1396
SAW MILL AND FA 01 OF 100 i.C.III;$ F011 '
- SALE, -The sitbsekibers offer f
saw mill end farm; f.15, Con. 5
nnalt, The mill contains: large eli
Nam,butting flaW, shingle yaw, edger
41 In good nrder. There are OH t
the mill, two frame dWellit 1101th
Htftble. There iH rdro on the lot et
. taws timber, consistil4 of pine, bl
hemlock and other lyrdwood, with
indict vicinity to last ! li Ogg of
factory rea,,ens given to • belling. Po
-51 any time_ For Curti] partieula
by letter post paid, of W. G. ILIN
Reis V. 0., or to R. T. ILINGSTON
Westfield P, 0,
TABiL POE SALE.--tThe subseril
,r solo their
Itlagt Wawa- ;
nelari e4Iging
arta peek e r—
lin besides _
.s. and creme
antity of sal -
)Mk ash, awl
a large st*sek
eters, rklettis- I
vession given
14 enquire, if
STON, Bras- -
BROTHER,
980 '
er offers fbr
sale a tirst,clatis trio, contain ug 150 acres,
being Lot Ne, 28, Con 13, Hallett, County of Hu -
nal ; there is Inn acres tleared, well fenced, and ;
elita attie 01; eultivath)n ; the land 15' of the best
quality, a itpring creek rttilif through
are registersal who eels more' than 1.:8 energy,
($40) a year, which is about one half the of ben
average wages paid to tit 4.;
servants ; end znistresses
must not keep more than
—the greater number
Every applicant must be
incan • anything to a Work
directed to the elevaa
olence
better sort of tion anc salvaition of the very deer of
Attie register society.
t4W , servants The `hilarn's • Emigration Homes
ep but . one, were eisteblislicid in 1872, and were in.
eble
to gi've a tended,
as th
reference concerning her virtue and hon. •move fr.= Bi
esty ; and the first care o lac ladies in • moophere tho
charge is to verify tlie r ifet• ieices thus were not likel
given. Girls front the co gray, or have svotnen among
mg no parents or resptet' ble homes in which they we
town, are taken into tire I 01114.: till situa. mary traming in the Birmingham Homes
tions are found for them ; midi girls leav- • the children ate taken to Canada, to be
ing their situations, and li iv Lig no suit- pieced out it private families. ;The
Art of the younger children are
able place to go, are perm
and for the elder places
till they have found otl
rnis, where they work in.
cases they are required to
fid eat a,t the same table
board eight pence a day ;
payment is not demo/tided if they have with ther and his family. They
ao money iu pocket, alth ugh they are ha4e thee the wofold advantage—a very
4 4 celiar, a- II 111 ,thereiN ft cp #,,t. fr tom dwelling house with stone in!. Such debts are, as a ale, honor- pat ions idea awl of family life.
expected to pay out ri th ir first earn i great on'ie to t em—ef respecriable corn-
.
'Nee() cuai, with frame stablcS Ai dischargeu.
, tit this ork, ough still in its infancy,
t:t(11, OIL prib le la' n gs aro all marl , hew ; there ' I 41/111e.r : friendless 1 .
team flit: pre•migeg,
a 11‘, rig young orchard o choice fruit __
and a good school situated suitable clothiug on enter 134 theit first Thteet-thundre children have men re-
am destitute girls ate in Plied with hai already gr wn to large profortions.
,
an
in 160 have been taken to
ced in Christian homes
chance for so doing, ftH, it is situat d belt 1 mile
je)
ir name imports, to re-
rningham to a purer at-
e outcast children who
• to become good men and
he vicious assoeiatioas in
e born. After a prelim-
tted to return greater
era. In both there a
pay for their ,are folio
.Yut immediate tb sam
opted,
on f
field
farm
fteriva,rds ob,
ned in the. Birmingham
uu the lot opposite the farm. Arty p mon wishin
situation, and they may
tsin additional clothing at
debts, hi such cases, bele
ducting the amount fro
through arraugernent ,wi
tresses. An admirable in
408-0 out tei induce the giros t
1
PTP(1
cost price, the Homes,
paid by de. Canada
their wages there ;
h their ns- been built in
entive is held and distributt
remain per- lished i Can
d tr
of wh
nd. p
home
t'r Purchase a CeGo#1 farm will find this .a goof{ 1.
front the London, Huron and 13ruce Railway, and for 4 hundred boys has
only 2 miles frirn th4 toudesbor ugh station.
subscriber en the premises, or if by letter address. Birmingham ; a receivieg
home has been estate -
Tenet easy. For further particulars apply' to the
F. 0. a, and a conamittee has
ea te Mit8. HANNAH Ifondesborough
•
1
44 •
orses tious in adm ttt eg 1 strangers to their
been dwellings.
full of ---Mr. And
in the County of We
were in the neighb
with --being welt po
m which the gram had tle and horses
by the thieves, wh must difficult oper
ork very deliberat which he wa
wabee Ca8C in questi
ember Mr. Robert
ry of which, being
c by Laing was cal
death seeing the ani
g the that she wile
ilitia had advanced
re- der remedies c
operate upon
saving her,
nide and als
thereat eig
weighed -153
stitched up a
kept in the_ st
11
cites, and aoldiere belong g to the ,100th
t
Rival Canadian Regim t, whoee 'term
o 'service will shortly e pire, are apply -
I
lit 4 to the 1)ominion ;overitment for
giants otland, they ha ing determined
1.4 return to Canada an settle in emcee
elieible place in a body. - i
—The "United Killed
0
GI eat Britain, purpose s
ilavitation to Geo, W.
N -cut Middlesex, to visi
,xt year, to ;attend sp
nnection with their
pi pulous cities in Englae
ilt i'a---laOnnd• Wednesday, t
eases. Elisio, - and IN
threshed for R. and J.
d'en Reservation, Sarni
0 , oats by tally. They
at, the usual time, and fu
Deducting the stoppage
otiaer causea, reduced t
the machine was runnin
a half hours, The
aS„the oats are fit forma
-` a—About 9 o'clock on
ing of last veeek, Cons
Montreal, was ascendin
eiluie on his way to join
vault where the rernai
stationed, The night w
when in -the closest par
be was fired on from the
whistling past his ears.
two shots from his -re
fired at again he ran an
w Laing, of Natisagaweya,
lingtan, who is well kaewn
Amor-it where he resides as
ted i the diseases of cat -
recently
recei tly performed a very
tion inpon an animal, in
highisIy successful. The
n was a cow, belonging to
Jairil) of that township,
taken suddenly ill, Mr,
ed 't•in a,ttendance. 'Upon
al, he was eaiiily oatiiified
ored, and, as the trouble
to iimeh a stage as to ren -
fl,
f no veil, he coueluded to
het, e the only means of
e than opened the cow's
the 'stomach, and t,00k
it 'pa Hula of food, which
paha . The side was
f;
am, and the animal was
ble fr r a couple of weeks,
and now she is u on the pasture as
well a48 ever. i
-i--A notorious seeunclrelt named leek
to bar libellouls and defamotory, which O'Donnell, hao 1 ttely been the cause of
appeared in tae AcroRitor, copied from considerable exci textile among the peo-
the Mitchell i delocatee The ExPoeitor pie of Berlin, Guelph 'tad other placee in.
opologisee by ublishing the notice metered that vicinity. On several oceasious he
tthhetyhf'wmitihndfirallWL and
itahrtRiirelreePilnY' question, i bee his perfotman
in 'Willa Ailtd effeeted n areel
In the solicitor's notice, it is stated that i were broil het war
his cl
- Su
fro n Berlin jail, be wan-
Ilth inst., t the country in the eapae-
looking characters, were observed to be I. ity of a tramp and eontrived, by begging
making an insPection of the bank build- ; and etealio*, to keep himself in exist-
ing izi alitchell, and a remark from one 1 epee. in Ins tram s -through the mull-
WaS overheard by Mr. Flagg which made I try, he Waste tha he had escaped from
it clear enough that they ititended a rob- several jails, andihed figured both as a
a robber. He wae little
i at Arthur, on the Fri -
hie eecape, and was taken
conetable from that town,
of what jail there. Here, also. he
started down the Stratford road I made an atte pt to get out, and had
were not .seen or heard pf after- I made consideirable progress in working
ward.e. # I out the mortar, towel Inc grating of the
an action has
prietora of the
—At about
°Trammed. against the pro. the public y
Advocate, . I Berlin jail o
usk on Saturday evening After his esca
reet strangers, suspicious dered throug
us escapes from jails,
el in this particular
prominently before
ver escape from the
day, the 12th inst.
1
••,-;
A
m Alliance," of bery. Their Movements were watched, . Tourderer an
ables called out to make a mately captur
cause their arrest if pos- day following
fellows must have got to Guelph by
as going on, for they sud- ; and lodged in
nding an urgent and four eons
toss, M. P. for reconnitre, an
the parent -land sible, but th
ial meetings in wind
eat men the denly
d. Scotland and and
ie 14th inst.,1 —2i few evenings ago Mr.M. Shilling, 1 cal with a table spoon, before he was
iiliam 'Milliken of Inoerkip, was awakened by hearing a I discovered by the jailor. On Saturday
eed, Lot 15, In- noise in the cellar, and and. on going to . afternoon Jacls. wee taken from Guelph
, 1,200 bushels ascertain what was the eause, he met a I and safely lodged in Berlin jail; to stand
ommenced work man coining out of the cellar, lovingly , his itial for breaking jail. It was not
ished at 7 P. M. earryingtwo jars of preserves in his D,r111S, ' long until he b cc inure brought his in -
for meale and three others having previously been ; gentuty into uisition, to aad him in a
time to which I brought, out and set carefully dow out- ' final struggle for Liberty. He had sue -
to about nine , side the door. Seeing Mr. Skilli g the I ceeded in ma ing a' considerable breach
ork is first-class; i thief at oncei took to his heels. Mr. i in the Avail, by removing the -bricks and
ket, I Skillingegave phaseand followed so close- i mortat his only implement being a
1
hursdey even- 11,y that the w uldebe thief was obli ed to i spool), and but one layer of bricke re-
ble Walker, of I drop the preserves in order to g
CelMetlery Av- the fence in time to save hinuiel
,beinuaaght,
he guar ls at the
pitch rk; and. 1 Itiviere DU
—.There w a heavy fall of s
s of G ibord is i
Lo
of the avenue, i from 6:30 A.
bushes, thishot It on Saturday,
He replied with 1 12 to 15 inc
lver, aiid being °Pai°u had t
escaped injury. two feet could be measured. The
over mainea to p
from was disturbe
d.ered to the
ow at other half
would have given im the liberty he so
zealously 80
elence, the J
years' confi
Penitentiary
be more strictly'
up, Province of Q ebee,
. on Friday, till 7 M.
ailing to a depth of front
es, and many are t the
e ground. been hard fully
wind.
event his egress, when he
in his work by being or-
'oart Room for trial. An-
lotirti undisturbed labor
ght. After hearing evi-
eige senteiiced him to three
enae t in the Provincial
where be will, 11Q doubts
ded.
;s4;