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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1878-11-29, Page 4_____ _ -----,--. - -..---- __ ____ -,--. - - - -I _ - - ____ . , . ___ - - ---,. . .. _1_1-___1____� � � I -1 ----� �_'- --7------- " - 7W_---. — ----,-- -_-____1__ _,� ---�-��,----.-7-'��-,----�,��-;,,- .- _11.7.1,�_i; __,.,__,___ _ __._____,_._- ---' ' . _ I . . . � i I `_ . . I . I � . . . I - . . _1 � _. . I I., . - � � . � � . . __ .: . � - . I . . � . � I I . V..�% � � I . . . I .- . � I i - � - .1 ; I . . . 11 . i I . 4 . 1. � 1� �11 - . . I I .1 . I � . . � � � � I . � I—" 1, . � J I 11 - 2 I � . I - . � 11 �.. 1 �_11 .1 I I 1:, : . � . � z . � 3 -1 11, -_ . . � I � 1. � . __ I I � - . . I I I � � . . I � I - I I I! � . - - . I - � . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I � I I � i - . I I . I I I � . . � .1 ; I . . � f . - ; 4 ,� I i . I 1. I I : . � I ... . .1. . I 11� . i . I � � , . . � I � . I - - 1. . I � . � I I . . � . I � I � � . ! . . i .- . . I I . . . I . . . - . � � I I � . . . . I . . � . . . 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I .1 �� : .11 MOMM" ----pm . . - . ___._____.___ I I I . [ , I . 0000�ft: � — . � - I . - __7_71 - I- � . - I i, " - "' il '04 I, I I I i — NEWID RTISEM-ENTS. are�ure he is, he would have thought a so responsible a. position.- Tlis, it -will I for, and, It thinks 11 the true. remedy His cries attracted the attention of, have failed to find the maker. The � mer garden. The Pastor of the 'Af4tho 11 , is urch, f i h Mr� :1 .1 11 i � . . i . Born ' to his i ion is that there is a screw loose di t Ch . o whic s ' i .vast deal more of hi .'� Slinisters had he- be seen-, is a most d4ngerol is theory, - lies in the hands of. the people. them- e neighbors, who came OPM I I , - Anaoi; oil ! . � ad her daughter were me.4hbers a - I . ; a I : Take No4ce-John'Staribury. � I rescue. It was found that before he Somewhere. . I , *r94 - � � - founathem., on his rival at Ottawa, _&4athe practise of which, o - even all 11 selv6s." Such a doctrine would haTe ' Rev. W. on by Rev. Mr. -Crofts, ,ndie I Haxp�r's B%azar-Harper & Prothers. . . I . I . colliabe extricated it would be neces- ! -On Tuesday, 19th inst. decided to'i, t. I I . ' � , 4,1 Election ]�*xpeuses--Wm. Campbell. industriously -at wor . prepaxing their at%empt to put it in practise, should be been scouted as heresy by our contem- sary to chop the tree through. This A. Wilson was ordained tothework of them for 'violating,, the rules 0 1 f the � - ' . I Cr6ss,Gai! Saws -Wm. Robertson & Co. polidy for the allevii Lt ion of the evils frowned down b the people, Conserva- porary before the 1hh. of September wasdone and the young mau carried the lay ministry, v4ua - inducted to the church. The allegation 1&1d. ,lag - I1� . y resby- her was not very definite, .Bir amst & - . 11 condi- pas Second P, uply con. . � Concert--�Tandy Brothers. the * profess to' believe the country tives and Reformers alike. I f Sir John last; now it propounds it with Au due home in a very much fatigued toral c arge of the ' � . li6 he sisting of a general charge of t4 llnpru� ,� ;5 'Dissolved' -Murray & Smith. . ' . tion. A doctor was soon after called in terian con 3g,regation at St� Marys' T , i ;i� labo s under. Hac" lice found them I i's perr�itted to do this sor of thing gravity, and asks its readers to believe ' onducted 'by Me;rs. P. aeuce, without specifying ally . � 4 �, '664 Ott. - - I . . I . .. �. I . Rare anee.-Robert So . . who ministered to his,wants. . At latest services w are C partiell- ; ' - nd'David lar clause of the discipline which had � Christwa`6 Show -Gordon McAdam. � thug employed, we s a: r, he would very ' when he comes into power,his successor, it. Why this Chan ? Sure13 that account's he was progressing favorably. X McLe d, E,. W. Waits a I` . I 96 I - $ - � i . . . haa I ' i all of the been infringed, th' � - j . Medical Hall -Hickson & Bleasdell. readily have excuse i them for not i whoeve'r he may be,* will feel justi.' good, old, true and t i (I Tory sheet, the - I Mann, and were mosq prac- e whole matter be - :i` . . I He I - — in �! . UP as., eoll - g � z . - ! P tical and i iteresting kind. In tho even- summed , Lduct unwo I ± Farm fori'Sale-D&vid Hill. ' meetin' him at Halifax, and would i fied- in pursuing a Similar course. Goderich Star, the ' erth Items. rthy �#. I � ' 9 � � organ of Mr. Platt ing Mr. I Vilson was welcome&-, at all Professing Chn,stian of the 1�f-o . - ' � i , Estra,.y Heifer -Francis Coleman. think much better of illem. than he will The inevitable result will be that the and Mr. Crabb, is not going back on the 'The farmers of Fullartou are get- . . - thoais,. - -_ -i i . . overflowill social gathering, whi�-h was Church." Fortheaefeaceitwassho,v,,� � - .V, Property for Sale.-A..Stfong., , . I ting' � a petition, asking the Council 3 1 1 now, having found t a I at this critical i , q ish , the TIP - that the property was entirely out of � � 11 Dress GodAs.-R. Jamieson. - pernicious system Of changinj the Civil National Policy." No, per characteri ed by much good feeling and I q ;,� - . . i I . 0 of Mitchell to do awaywith the market '_1: 1 Remilants.-Hoffman Brothers. '_ pleasant a id prolitable discourse. the control of - -Mrs. Anderson and her � ;rl . juncture in the coi [Etry's � history, en- Service -with everychange (f'Govern- thought. Rather than believe anything 'fees . . . �� - . I I I boin Si ' . � M Rowatd-John 0. Elliott. .� . . i -Seven I petty robberies have lately daughter,' g under the exclu ve � ,, Z I . jpymg a pleasure tri) at the country's meat to suit the political ConLplexion of so monstrous, so vile, about our revered -A,iiss Jennie Morrison, of Newry, b . J 1 . - . . * r, I . eon Pe etratid in the township Of management of Mr. Murray Anders., . � . "I � M I � 11 -the - . , 111. I -.--____ expense. It is evid nit that the Gov- that'Gove'rn . -sa,y 1 that some horrid has ,been. appointed teacher of e sneat London It was . . A short time ago som. r adm, itted tha, I 1- . . ' 'la'e - the ;:�, I . ment,and which ias been'so' friend, we Would Of - � - - . I W I.- Adw . erymient are i W48ting time. . Grit must have StOkyl into the sanctum 'school at Carmunnock, at a salary of gnatures of the defendants I � simpi I . were Pat w 4 y t,hlovers ent � cl the milk house of Mr. isi � I ; (r, ,I productive of political vice an inamoral. � �2255 per annum. , I ere - i . ' I * ' . Matthew. Burns, and carried away a upon the lease, and it was sh- I I "�� 'fi- Il r � lit wx v 0 $ *1 t 0 V# They are - I by 'night, indit I � I I. -1 I _postponing the evil day as I ity ed � the treasonable . e . � I - S I - ,D . , among our America4� neig ibors, wil -Rev. J. W. Bell has declined th Q`Wti that . � � ,- - firkin of butter. About the same U'ime. they were put there at the reau T, . ii L, .. 1111 .,&I, 4.11 U, 4-L.4- 4-1 1 A I;. .4 4 . ost f 11r, . ,+ . ,IlAinli-mr 4" 4-11a -.11 4- -*.+- ID - —14 - ID.,--- I A ]1-4. I I 'n _� G � - - -� I - - , . �� - � I I , I _ =� i . 1 7 .- � � .1 I EW i % - W i � or . I BER * P f. ' - � NovP011 , ;, .---------- ---- _r, yuoo V, VV 0 . VFU I ". I . "_ 0.1u V a 1, � �.y I . . I __. --_1.__.__-1._______, . - � .. - . -- incon- , I I 'N . Anderson. It was also shown i =.L_�: I ne establislied here. It may be , �hev entered the cellar/of Mr. Heron I � ; I - d has decided to remain in his pres- - th . . : Something will turn up in thea mean- I Star by stealth, and unknown to the re- all 01 _� SEAFOBT,1-1 NOVEMBER 29 1878. . I venient for Sir John Macdow Id to have � and took fi. crock of..preserves; they". the defendants leased the premises I ent charge at Listowel. I with - . � I I time. � We mistake t �p temper of those as his Deputy a gentleman ho is not 1 sponsible head. Is this so, or has the then visited the premises of Mr. Robert the direct understanding that I . . __ .- - - __ .- __ _. ___ . I -union School Section No. 1, Elma they I _� -,. !-.1 - 1� � _1 . . � - - . ___ 1 - -_.- -------- to whom they are m 3,inly indebted - for in polibical accord with him and who I Star, too, really gone back on the N._P.? and Mornington, has erected a subAmn- Root and carried away a ham of perk, should not be sublet, Or used for pu_r- - I . � oint o; Dwiger. . . I —_ tial brick school house, which will and some other - availables, but the poses of prostitution, nor for any iya_ . the positions they nc. occupy, - if they a,t the same time' is a perst In Of the "I rst of all was while Mr. John Elliot moral purposes hatso,ever w, - h or � ... I t writing i . I shortly be ready for occupation. ` A. In � � . to the Lindsay Will patiently eudure this sort of t1in-g- most rigid rectitude. . This Tim, New Governor General and ' w hie . � 0 . - W'od famil� were at church, some time should disgrace the owners of tbo pro� - . rhould be ; an � Post says - - I no inconve .. - 1 PrinceRs Louise Arrived at Halifax on -Xr. George Xagwood, who resided ato sonlet)erson entered his house aud-�7 perty or detract from its Value. After . "Soonmaq, of us will have to take orders for sprin I rau-ch longer. There ire already mut- . - nienbe to a Minister Who &short distance from Milveiton,died ' . dica,to' , 1 & s; from his desk $80 in cash. exam -in .in rg f 11 . . racted a a la� cre number o wit essm, importationf At what price are we to take them g terin 8 and grumblir g 3� which in I ' I Tuesday. The latter.parit of the voyage a few days ago of small pox. Several 0 � � Are we to ba.culate on 17i � per cent. dn ? A 7 wished to act honestly and Inprightly, , � . vi e would advise our friends to use- a who were sharply Crioss�exalniiied by I ' ' . ' ' 25, 85, or 80 'per c' t -v, Or On that one wing, a,t lea st, of the 11 Na- and, the action of Sir John wi111 have a i was very rough, the weather being other, cases are reported in that . _ - n. � counsel, a, verdict ent ? The mann eturers. have . I - . . ittle cautim by way of Protectio � been jobbing our stocks at lower, prices than' ever, s. The cinity. was renderecl of � . � , tional Policy", party ,"ill not be fooled strong tendeac� to ins i 1 ill he public I stormy and the water boisterou - . -Mrs. .Ubert Brimacomb, daughter " guilty with a redoinine'aaation to tempting cukonuxs to speculate by arerstocking with much 'longer without raising. a . pire � . I i Royal Party'received. a magnificent re- -Mr. James Moore, proprietor of the )f Mr. L. Yonu�g, of Fullarton, and mercy and, forgiv themselvftus, I proRpectof the rise to ensue when . . mind a fear that it is his deliberate in- . Carthage flour and saw mills, is erect- ' � elless." The fimt . I I , . the new tarif! steps in mud abuts out all foreign ,row. In ille, 'ateresis ,of the country . 11 C, .vha was until recently a resident of , charge preferred was -imprudent a compotition.1 They have thus succeeded some- . I, I tention to do thinas in his c cial ca , eption'at Halifax. Thiay are expected ing a ,cheese factory beside his mill, de- .' - I I , 00 _ what in shoving off their load to the shoulders ay will not be Buch as n �� . Fullarton, and now living with herhus- duct,,, and the specificat- ' - . of -we hope the del pacity which will not bear th,' light of I at Montreal to -day, and wid reach signed to be in. readiness for spring OP -1 10118 Were she the merchants. Anvthing i8 lyetter than uncer- ,�_ . I . er � in M iskoka, a fe�v days ago was leased certain property to one B. Bsual . . ' prepar- ations. ' - _1 , Ottawa'on Monday. E ive . nity. A " manufacture or . tainty. Better a. tweed suit, -with no buttons '" further,�ry the teyipe' � xtens", m�'taalde the heroine of that vici to be used for the - . F of those who criticism. When Mr. Mackpnfie accept- I -Rev. Mr. McAlpine, of' St. Marys, . . - I - h therewith, thin a hesitancy to buy either or both, now seem so uneasy. want to be * ations for their reception are being made , arge bew ad for -some time been sale of- fermented, distilled or villous lost we should pay In anticipation too high a ' We - ed office he had as his depully a bitter has arrived home from.a, visit to Scot- - i I Prowling around the Premises, when, liquors." The secona obarge of 0 - ,hi, prioe..1t � e Leti s .know what we - a ?:i I ,,V ch . I Qut of Suspen; - �� - paxtizim,-in fact a brotheln-law of ' t both these places. ', We have no land. He is considerably improved in :4. r . I . . I after Several attempts had been made she bus been found - , I li i doubt but the Marquis and Princess. will health by his Sojourn in the 11 heather. i I guilty is . onduet � This, Correspondent evidently 'feels, a -re to have, whether t will be fowl, Sir John himself. Sure y 8,U a dep- - I t 73 1 . O kill tle brute, Mrs. jirimacomb contrary to the Word of Goa d Dis. . 'be heartily glad when all these. recep- coun ry.. . . an i ed her ielf with a rifle, and proceed- cipline of the Methodist - . from personal experience, as 'every fish, or onl� a small b �qe of the tail of utv would be -as dangerous to Mr. M ac- , -At the meeting of Presbyt6ry held I Episcopal I even far- a red herring. '. ! I . . I - in S t.,*Marys last week it 'was &�,reea to a in qu.e ;t of it. When abo merchant; business man. and i . . We want to know our kenzie, as Mr. Buckingham could pos� I tions, demonstrations, � &c., are over, - ut 100 Church," the specifications being -the . 0 aras froi i the cabin, she espiea samp as in the first Charge I mar in the!couatry must feel respecting fate,, and then we will know how to set ! and they are quietly and comfortably hold a public Sabbath school conference I t, , The pen- , L . . . . i sibly be to Sir John, and yet � he never Ie bear, E ad taking aim killed him alty for the offelice she has been f6and the propos�d taxiff changes. It is im'- our sails to meet I . E en absolute . I located in Ridea,u Hall. at Stratford on Wednesday, 22d of Jan- .1 , . � - . ,nthespot. Thecayeass was convey- guilty of is to be infliictaby the pasto , tfiought of dismissing him, b t contin- � - . a . ( . I nary next. I T � � � I ' t . - possible to. estilAate the actual iajury disappointment would"be better than ued him in his position so Ion I as he re- I —F orty applications for ,the position od home by the aid of some neighbors, at his discretion, who is O� gi - - that this feeling of uncertainty ip'doing this uncertainty. . I I � ' . � News of the Week. . - I i irben it was found to be all 'unusually ment .'in a -week. The de i ve juag'. Th(��!, cold 'Winter Js rua,ined in power. When 4r. Mowa.t*. . of assistant teacher were received by I ! 0181011, created - I � . � - , , , MIRIAt STRIKE.—There is an exteu- arge specimen of the black bear much surprise, as the popular feeling of , at the Presolut time and ,Cvijl continue comiricr on; there are �till thousands � the trustees of the Mitchell high school. � i . 4 b I I I . came into office he also fow . �d as his : sive strike of seamen at Sydney, Aus-� Mr. D. B. Cornell has been engaged a,t species. ! . the church was altogether With the ae. ' . ! . - . t - _ - I -r . to da until the i mwertainty is ahayed. OU4- Of enaployme 0 T.--.--.— � - I ', at wil , will suffer se- deputy a gentleman opposed 'o him in ralia, against the -employment of Chi na- cused.—Advertiser. .. I . Merehailt are afraid to b ;, le4, in, the verely if sorn ! . � a salary of $700. . . UY , ething iE not, done to re- I politics, bat instea, dismis . ailway Accident on the Gre-at — - � � __ - - __ _ _ -, ____ - i , - . d of � ing him, i men on ships.' —Mr. -T. Matheson, proprietor of the � � . OLDEST M INISTE.R. — The oldest Or- Royal Hotel, Mitchell r fLas lately fur- ' Western. �: � event of !P; National Policy not being lieve them speedily; trade is - duller I he Still occupies the same position. In i I ' 4 I . Hil-ron Notes. - I ii * . . i I enforced, I -ices may come do� dained minister of the Church of Scot- nished that building with t*o large hot A terrib e accident occurred on the Mr. Xohn W. Ross, late of the I . R even than-everit was be re, and prices of fact all the public* departmeD,ts at Ot- I land, Rev. Mr. Sinclair, of Flotta, Ork- air furnaces, the whole cost of whi(;h, xreat Western Railway at Stoney Prince of Wales Hotol,,011-aton US eac, lower tha,ri they. now are; other . I i t . r again 'a,llkinds of produce axe lower tha.n tawa. swarmed with political ts i ney, has just died- aged 96. ' - . I . I . � . ,ppouen I - together witli the hangTiug of bells, Cteek stati )n, W few miles east of Ham- of removing to Rochester has purebased who have reater faith i1a the P omises have been known for years, and still of the late Governmient, man l YIELD OF PRECIOUS - METALs.—The amounted to $700. � . i1on, about 2.30 AIVI. last Sunday, a hotel in Toronto. .. - . y 6f them . . . � . .1 of the Government, will ptlolba, ly buy this Government th t was going to fillin positidns that broitight October yield of precious metals on the —The trustees of Mitchell public aorning. A -i this place it is customary —On Wednesday afternoon . . I - 9 - them into Pacific Coast is estimated at �2,250,100, . . of last too largely, i a the hope that t z �o duties reme all this, instead, of being en- most inthlia,to relations school have engaged three new teach- or two ex ss trains to cross,the east- week, the wife of Mr. Thos. Cooper,,Sr., � dy � . ., � � the with Min* i the lialatest month for years. , oin bound tr" standing Rai -Clinton, had th isf t ne to U to be imposed, will be higher than they -gage � - . . ers, viz.: Miss McMillan, Mount Forest, ain. cle oil a, of 6 In ,Or 11. fa . � . d preparing the remedy, are, off on isters and their acts, but noli 3 were, oll I - GIFT TO SPURGEox.—Mr. Spurgeon Is 2nd B,, salary $300; Miss Brisbi 3. Hil- 'tell unti I tile train going west passes. down andbreak her arm just above the � . . n I . i ' will be actually fixed, if raised. lat all. a 11 Spree," if we may '80 speak. Let this account, dismissed. No sooner, to receive a gift of $25,000 from his. ton, 2nd A, salary, $300; Miss Mary � seems that on this occasion—and -wrist. . , Farmers �180, are holding back from . . � � � congregation on the completion of bi ' . lit . . ' I I - thos�, who �vill, say this is - right i 'we however, does Sir' John an his 'col- Is .Marty, Mitchell, at 0275. 1h it Should be so is not yet clearly —Mr. W. Jenkins has :sold Jug f -arm market with the hope th . . - ' twenty-five years of theological labour, . he ihembers of Poole Lodge, I. 0. y rstoo 'the train for the west had . . atthepii0mised -lot. I —T. � .. d of 68 acres', on the 14th concession of can - . � . leagues step into office, than ,they send Dece nber 31. . I . I � high prices will be realized. As, a con- - . I . I I-- . . I I � - G.' T., celebrated their third anniver- Ot pu�ea lear of the main track, only Goderich township, to Mr. J. W, * . - . . igging- I . I � adrift every Reform Civil Sez vant,- who 1. A TERRIBLE FATE.—Thomm Gerrity, -sary on weanesday,evening, 13th inst., le engine and tender and baggage car ton, of the -same township, for the su,m - I I � � � sequence- of this,,irlotley is. witheld from Tffi�- Buck.in,ghamls Dismissal. . - aslate picker, slipped into a shut, at by an entertainment in their hall. bei 7he consequence of $2,400. - . - ' I . circulation Ld the entire course of trade . ! . . I stands in their way. OfcoarEeSirJohn Scranton, Pa.,.aud was drawn between This * ng on t switch. 9 � . ; For the past five years Mr. .William' Lodge is in very satisfactory standing, I as that the east bound train, dashing, —Mr. Win. McFarlane has removed . . . . 'ed- It Buckiii. . has the power to do this just now, but the tee - - numbering upwards of one hundred 41ong at it . usual -rate, ran into the bag-� from his "farm on the 2nd concession . . . . . I I 0 * Stanley, lately sold by him to Mr. Cal. , i ioc n of 'he has adopted the use of a bwo-edged him to pieces. i . members. gade is interfered with an d disarrang � -gha,m has oc i I the positio th of a coal br6aker which tore _ is needless 'to dwell on , ' car a�d so caused the d�saster. In I . _ ,this phas6 of the Private- Secretary for the Hon. Alexan- sword which Ca.n be made tc out both , ErmEmic.—Advices from Mogadbre, - —A few days Pgo a young girl eliter-' the smoki�g. car of the train, for the lander, to the f arm of Air. Wm. J.-ol in., . -subject further. Every- pe,rsou'l,nows Morocco, dated the 2IBt inst., Show that . I � ! . der'Mackenzie. He ilso performed the ways. He will not ren!lain in office for ' ed the store of Mr. Thomas McDonald, west were number of German emi- son, on the Bayfield road, which he ha'a that a feeling of uncertainty as to what there is an average of six, ty deaths daily in Mitchell, and. asked if that wa a* the grants, an on these the great force of rented foi a term of fiVe years. I . " . duties of a Clerkshi3 ,in the Public ever. Such acts as we' have described from the epidemic, which, however, is JewIs s,tore. She ha& evidently heard the accideAt. fell. One of them I . . was -�-Mr- Win. Morgan, of Goderich . the fiscal p6licy of a Government will Works- Department. In vi" of the in- will not prolong his -,'tenure of office. not believed to be cholera. . � . i � � I law i .1. talking about -the tri ght while eight others also township lost valuable mare &.1ow . be ,whon changes are promised a:nd ex- z tended resignation (f ,t�h' Mackenzie When he does leave, his'sucec ssors WHALE PRoDuclu.—During the past the young ladies killedou I., I I a 11 � - .1 . e will . . - jewel of a proprietor, and had drawn a were badly injured, some of whom will days since. He was Visitinor -at -a � . - thirty days seventeen Whalers arrived 4 t' peoted, hap a. most prejudicial and Govern 'meat after the elections of the have before them a precedent which wrong inference. in all prob flity die. A man belong- brother-in-law's in Colborne, and a few � . stagnatillig keet upon trade, - anq, ever � at San Francisco from the north, bring- —During the week ending Saturday * to St. Catharines was also injured. boards having been laid :down at, person k 11 � . Y -17th of September, 31r7 Buckingham% will justify them, in usink' his Own ing 7,700 b�rrels of oil, 60,800 pounds of November �6th, there passed through Thge . . - � 10 . � the Ro s.equallywell that ' h were'not longer require ' . , engineer of the east bound train, stable door on account of the rand, was , - I I . . �ue, a services d by weapoils to decapitate his ,irvva Civil whalebone, and- -28,000 pounds of ivory. the Mitchell post office�—letters, 1,720; J�ohn Holy les, had his 'leg ;and arm taking his horses across them -when one � " . . . . . I . feeling does a the present tim exist. Mr. - The catch is unusally light. . � i . . Tdackenzie in the, : capacity of a Service pets, as he bas ru 16'sslv de- . postal cards 395; tr�nsient newspa- broken and received qther injuriesi - of the boards broke, the end ' , . . ; . . ,_ . y of * I LTY TO LuN.kT — S_ -flying up It is, therefure manifestly, -the duty Private Secretary. � The position in the CRUB ' ics. .'Syracuse di pers, 113;, pa'reels, 1; registered letters, while the fireman John Colli -son, was and penetrating the animal's bowels, . I . capitated : Mr. Buckingh 9.111 Iand patches report that the Supervisor's I 1 1 the Government to allay this feelina of Public Works D` 105 ; free letters, 19 ; miscellaneous, 77. very badly sca,lded, so much so, in fact,' -causing injuries which resulted in its I 0 - ep&rtment being a very others.. Such a state - . I I' , of affa'A , � I w6uld Committee have discovered a n b ' � urn er Total amount in postage, $60 32. t4at it is doubtful if he will recover. death four days after. . ' -_ I uncertad4ty, as soon as possible. � We minor oue,was not in tself sufficient to not be in'. the -interest of ,tbE I country, I of lunatics at the county poor house —A team driven by Mr. Goo. Whiles, In this coilnection it seems ,a carious —Two till pedlers called at the farm.. ' . - a I axe not anion- those who tho_ug�'t the engage the services ol a ge . . . I 0 i . Oleman Of but human -na,tu're is human. 'nature. I imprisonedin a dungeon in a fearful of Downie,ran awayin St.Marysthe epincidence that on the same engine No. houseof Mr. R. McDonald, boundary I i new Government Should propound their Mr.Ba6kinghaya's alility, li4 i � condition of filth &nd wretchedness. other day. The furious animals sue- 1:199-' the' lather of Collison met his line of Howick and ,Grey on� Saturday " . ) - perience, Sir 4ohn.'and his. friends m.ust not .DISHONEST OFFici.tL.—Angell. 'the I - I . I � . . I ce I newtradepolicy the next" day' atter . eded in breaking loose from the wag- death soma years ago, he being the evening last, asking to - be allowed to , and st6nding, and prior to tfie resi - . ' . ; ' .gna- think that they can now pers oute Re- fugitive Secretary' of the Pullman Pal- on, and dragging Mr. Whiles over the &iver of it, 'Word of the accident was ,stop over Sunday. Mr.. McDonald at � they acceded to office. We w e and tion of the late Government 1�o was ap- formers, and -that when Reformers . ace Car Company, is confined in prison dashboard. He, however, escaped at once telegraphed to Ha*milton and first refused the request, but finally ! ' � . get I are willingl' t ive tham .rea onable pointed -to the positiou of Dep"uty Min-: at Lisbon. The $80,000 which he stole . , 9 g, i the upper hand the will rel urn good without any serious injury. aIll auxiliar, r was sent from the city with consented to the armugement. The time, bu �y were found deposited in his name in the , I , .tW do demand that dl�e dili- ister of the Interior, which was render- I —Mr. James F. Hay, of Listowel, has medical yn�n�j_,etc-., to render all help to worthies enjoyed the hospitality Of Mr. ' , I for evil. It may be Christian to .do so Bank of Portugal. - . t returned from a six -months' tour in the woui�ded, and assist in clearing the McDonald till Monday morning. When . . . t5 ]US gonce Sho; X ,be exercised by thel Gov- ed vacant Ly the S�lp annu�tion of the D.—The -increasing 'the State of Oregom He is favorab tiack. The injured were taken to Harn- ready for a Start the tendered two . .1 . I butit isuothuman. If,theiefore,the PRINTS IN DEmA.N . ' . I .. IT � - I ) y ernment in , the preparation of , that former incumbent. .On the formation aema,nd for print cloths, notwithstand- impressed with the general appearance i1ton, where' they are at present in the small tin dishes in payment for their I I American -,'system, in all its base de- . 4 . . - ; � policy,. and that the country It 'Id riot of the new Governmei 1, it so happened -f ing the stopping of the printing ma- and prospects of the far west, and hospital. I i bed and- board. This Mr. MoDensla ' be kept i I , s ,og ormity, be introduced i,nto. Canada, chiues has given a dbaree of . Confidence . I a spense longer than �is a,b- that Sir John Ma the . fusea,when they drove off, leaving . I , cdo ald bec-aane the blame will rest -up6n Sir John Mae- ur 0 thinks that Oregon has glorious pros- I I re i solutely necessary. We axe�uot, leith:er, head of -the Departmentof which Mr. to the manufactu ers. of Fall River, pects in the future for the hard work- , I- Tl�e Afghan Wax. him to better himself, if possible.- Men , . i . ' Mass., which they havelylot had for a ing tillers of the soil. so mean sh, I donald and those who now bac k him'up � - . . amon & th, 01 e who believe th t any Ruckin D( ' . . I I Ruyllo�s of anticipated disturbances � glaam, was )puty- Sir John - I Oula be passed around. " -will b a ; * in his high handed and vindictive con-. long time. SHIPB 'ILDERS I STRIKE. — The —A largely signed requisition 'has between the Afghan authorities and the , -A very.pleasaut and agreeable sur- . ' great Chan _,§ � e made i e ex- had scarcely been warn;I in his office duct. � I . CLIMB. U - been presented Mr. W. Davis, present . a rise 1 13 give'., Mr. Win. Hayden and isting tfaui - We believe now more until he dismissed Mr' Bu' . strike of the Clyde shipbuilders is vir 1: �ritish repieselitatives in the East h ve' P va I . ckingham, � . . tual- Mayor Of Mitchell, in answer to which lady, at Exetef, on Saturday last. Mr. I !i 1* I . - lyended. Rivetters are accepting aeon . f�orri time io time been afloat. It ap- strongly thin ever, that the overn- and appointed allother, in his Ste ' - - Mr. Dalvis will agaan. come out as a can- Haydenhasofficiated as station mas- . . ' ' . .1 ad. The Cure for the Present De- tract at areduction. Some engineers didate for re-election to the Mayoralty. pears that now hostilities have actually t - - at Exeter since the railway was meat Will not even attempt to carry out This action of Sir John is now strongly . pression. , commenced -though httle blood appems er I . ' ba,ve also resamed.woA. The appren- Mr. T Matheson has declined to pro- t6'have been shed. Tb�e British troops opened, and his gentlemarily demeanor , . their promises to the 'people; th�t the condemned by the irinisteria,l Press.- The Goderich Star of last week winds tice carpenters will resume on Monday. sent iiiinself ,as a. candidate for that - and affability has won him many - . I a;�e on the move towards Cabal, through . -1 I the Pish. object for wItich these - Promises were In this condemnation we* heartily join, up a'lengthy and-, excellent article on KING HUMBERT. —Another attempt honorable office. Mr. -Davis will be op- the Khyber, ibe Khurum. an( friends, who, are sorry to ,part with - was made on the life of King Humbert. .posed by Mr. C 11 ' ' � him. Airs. Hayden, too, has taken an , - � made having been 61tairied, tb,�y will as we believe -'the act to be a high- the evils of protracted credits extrava- Dynaahite was found on the rail short- U&;n;-�'; , e n passes, ad a'coilple of forts are re- . . . I —Honor to w 61aor is due. The active part in connection with church ; I rted to h -0 been taken; it is allegedi be a4bauqtoned and forgotten. Bur, " this handed and disgracefu I one, and -that gapt habits and depressed times, &8 fol- ly before the passage . of the Royal . St Marys Jow-nal sp'.ys : The Mitchell P and other entertainments, �and her de. is not the question. The co'untr�, is in, should the preceaent set by Sir John lows: : � . l . txain to Rome. Socialists have 'been Re'corder is now one 61 the best papers h Dwever that the object is simply to gain parture will be regretted by .. � : � I . =-any. Xr, arrested at Panda and'San Sepoliers. several strategical positions, and tb wait � .. I a state of unbeitainty; business 1 �t being be foll- owed by others, the result to the In short, ' -in the county and ap�ears to be' pros- for spring i I Hayden goes to Woodstock, where he � I .. . . . then, we think the true remedy for -the SEVERE MEASURES�—German papers bi Iore beginning more active - disastrou present depression lies in the hands of the people 0 charge at ontie as ' depressed and deran,ged on a9co-ttrit; of civil service will be most 8 say that socialistic editors and politi- pering. The ability which it displays 0 orations. The weatheris veiyeold, will. enter on Ins � I themselves. The manufacturers, th,, -wholesale in.its advocacy of the principles of the Station Agent. In view Ot his &Tly this uncarta�nty, and the most dire re- and the public iLteresbs 861iolisly, blame Cians, sentenced to imprisonment, h atcl much s, �ckness provails among the, . will' merchants and the retail dealers are all to ; . a`V;e Reform party places it tt Ion- way alkead ' I sults ore lik! � I to someextent, but the greatniksR of tba people are been seenj during their ooriveyance to 0 s6ldiers. I depurture, on the evening above meu� 61Y -to follow if this luncer- suffer. Had the supei au'lluaition of the of any �pap�r of that persuasion in the , . . ' � ! � . i . . - ii is, on an average, about , tioned, hewas waited upon. by a %depit- . V I more at fault than either. The credit s, ,stein is their 'places of confinement, chained I Afghanista . .. ( " - 0 been whi lit from east to from Lebanon Forest Lodge, No. _ tallity be iac t a eedily removed, - The original in umbent of the office ' ch cannot possibly be abolished, au� I it I. &bocn, county I tation . u P I . I � - as hopeless to try to regulate It by legal enactments - and handatiffed to thieves ama other —Ono Saturday morning recently a 00 miles west, and 460 133, A. F. and A. Af. 'who were cor- 4-yestiqn, t%profore, lis : Are the Gov- improper, and had Sir John dismissed as it to to try to make the people reliE ious by act criminals of the most abandoned type. aides from . sbuth to north. On the i k .1 - - f parlaiament. If the people would m easnre their . little tl,iree year old son of Mr. Augu-,$t dially received by Mr.' and Mrs. Hay- ernment tisixag due diligence in t I north it is boiinded by Rhiva,Bokhars, he ma- Mr. Buckingham to ra-install. him, no 0 E VIL -00 CalherineS Hess, Shiebel, of Morilington, had his face f I - - i wants more by their means, and pay cash for a den. Mr. Seldon, on behalf of the turi, of Flushing, was recently released from - and the Russian'frontier; on the west ng of thpir policy, so that J?arlia- fault could justly be what they purchase to a larger extent than they and neck badly scalded with boilina , Lodge, then presented them -with a 0 1 . - -pnd. Ile does . I . I . � . . now do, thpy would be more free from debt and the county lu.natic.asylum at North . t, by Persia; th;'s6uth by 11eloochistan. . ment may be called together at the not do so, but after d' water. Mrs. Shiebel was pouring some p,roya its handsome sklver serfice, accompanied I I : �smissing Mr�. the merchants could affo:d to - supply thein with Hempstead, an 1 examination having water but of the kettle, when the child . , south-emstern. extremity the by �& neat and appropriaite address' Mr. . . earliest pos§ibla date and the �eople B acki agharn he appOil LtS a new man in what they require at inuch lower ra es than at shown she was � of , sound mind. It * M I , frioutierrunsin a north-easterlydiree- � . . present. And then., as we have point id out, the is ran between her and the stove, jerking I, alona B . Hayden replied in a 'befitting In sailer. * placed in lOssession of ihe inforyna- his st( ad, thus recognii iing the pro t number of persons who are daily Hwelling the believed that 'She was'drugged by Persons her arm, and call' Im ritish-Indian territory. : I I . . M prie y. . sino, the water to fa.11 I e countr3 —..k few days agoa, laughable occur- . ranks of the non -producing . classes sh, �u Id be les- who designed 10 obtain possession of is mountainous and ver 0 . I 'UP . i I . , y -took pla,coon the public streets In . tioa they 4, ve a right to anticipate? of the S emunuation. Or, bad Mr. . . over his face and neco'k. . -no of rence I i i I sened very considerably, and if these hints were her property. fficult of iccess. The traversi ,,- We minala ai they are not.' The Gov- Backinughana, been inc ' I adopted we are confident that a solutioa will haye —A son of Mr. 0. Krischbaum, con- Blyth. It seems that ainaternal bovine . I . . C mpetenb to dis-, ; been found for the difliculties which �11 at times THE STEWART GwAvE RoBBEny.—The 4- . . - is country A attended with great dif- . ornment ave now been in office nearly charg th d ti 9 of he position, I encounter, of tiding over " hard times." I search.,for the deBe u, t's cessioir 8, Wallace,fiiet with a painf u 11 ulty and of an inquisitive turn of mind resolved ' Sir I * ' , I da, 0 � - ' e a leg Of or tcrB of Stewar ac lit �ger, even for small, thor- I . I ' D . ; cide ' .on the 13 bh inst. He stepped hly ' to inspect the yard in cona,betion With ' _ two mo ths, a,nd they ha,ve n?t yet John ould be grave is at a compleW standstill. The . Ong . equipped parties, and for an . I �, In still � �d in dismissing I 'With all 'of the above, we � -heartily . on the o0a wheel of the horse -power of -awbacks wo Mr. D. B. McKinhon's promises, in taken th ' fi �' ' . I I , . . air apparen - I army these uld, Of course, 0 Bt step towaxds the, propaa- him, luti Z put forward in and cordially whole aff * tly is an un a th I reshit' which was stretched a, line for the pur- ; _ no such -plea l g machine,wh0e the machine . - I . b e cousideribly inreased:. Dost ga- ration Of this po . lie l I agree. We be:pve our fathomable mystery., A later account was in motion, and before he had time I hommed wai i succeeded on the throne Pose of drying clothes, and- in peram- Y, which it , was defen e,of the dismi'881. It is uni- I contemporary has arrived at 4'-c'orrect says Mayor Ely received an anonymous to think the sofe of his boot was torn I bulating throngh the forbidden locality ly' � ve�rsa;lyi admitted b friends an I . . 1 by his son, t ie present Shere Ali Khan, I promised S to do so much f�r the ' ' , , . she by some means became entangled in I I- i . . y d op- conclusion. But what has becolne'Of letter from Om alia, from. a person claim - off and a severe woundwas inflicted on 1; who now r gas over ,all Afghanistan, , country. For the past two we�ks or Polley ts alike --that Mr. Duckirigham is the -Natiou'al Policy?" Before .the . ing to be one of the Stewart grave rob- the bottom of -his foot, but fortunately 1 i an Turkestam. Six years ago the meshes Of the rope. In her frantic More thOre as never been more! than not oi ily eminently qua lified for th - - - S 6 cl a ues were broken.- I I � j efforts toextract herself, she inuav r- bers' and offers to reveal thewhole mat- no bo and Afgh � ' , 1 e po election th Star tol its re ' . . irl conseque ace of a correspondence be- e - one Minister. at the . t D ; (,ors that ter if pardon is granted. .—The tax rate in the town of Listo- � tvieen Great Britain and Russia, the � tently became the possesserof a certain I . . Capital a;,! one sitio I but -that he is d, so a gentleman it W,as the -Free Tra cle polic3' of the TF.RRIBLE COAL Afnsrs EXPL -.�A - . . . OsioN_ 12 - time. This is not treatiug the epunta-y of thE highest integrity, il ' t terrible explosion occurred at Sullivan wetis 11 cents oazthe dollar. Some of , Government of the latter subscribed a garment of female apparel, byhavinig it, 4 . and none dare I'Go4ornment. aa& mot the .. ex avaga,u those upon Whom the heaviest respon- , f or firmly attached to her horn#.� Finding � r1h I - - * eop, on the 21st inst., sibilities rest as regards tax paying are, � mal. doel, tration, concedin., that Af- herself thus suddenly array . 'ria t. The �Cople are Nvaiting anxious' quest on his fidelity an, I faithfulness to ! habits of the p ' le, combh,�od with coal mine, Indiana, ed, she be- - , � n ly in siu::'enso, and Ministers are his superior, no matte . I-, what. politi- ' -im caused by ignition of gas. There were commencillo, with the Mayor, J. W. I ghanistaial s beyond the field of took herself to the.public thoroughfares, . 1 Cal , over portatiou, that caused,the hard also eight.kegs of powd4r ill the mine. rl Russi&n in:. luence. 'Notwi th s tandin 0 vI making 110 e(fort to . 1. . . . I I . Scott, whose taxes this year amount to. this de-clart tion, it is alleged, right- hotly pursued by an enraged servant, 0 , relieve them, but paxty �hat. superior ..niight belong to 1 times. Then, also, it put forward the There w ' ton 1.1 I . I . t . are enjoviu- I themselves, at the ' .ere thirty Ir the mines -at $370.50, Hess Bros., $329.50; D. D. ly or wrongl 7, that the receut rejection and was not captured until. being dnv- - . The 16 ality of the Llso I 1�ational Policy as the only remedy for I Ca' bell, $312.75 - Roy& Rig s, �289; , by the Ame( r of the British embassy Is t, * , _I 0; expense 19 alp ointment r It the time, thirteen of w om were killed alp ) 119 i , en into a vacant lot, when a portion Of ' . outright; ei�, ounded. of the coull r ,, on a pleasure trip to the is' n' I I , Many W � e&� I Ot�. questioned; neiV. ier is any saving � .the depression, and the one thi' a which � . G. Ray, $179 ; Thompson Bros to be attrib I ed to Russian influence., the garment in question was recover . C� I . at, . others are sufferina from suffocation I Lower 1�1 ,inces. If the people are to the public effected b y the 4ismissal. � would save the c6un . Now � it thinks t:� $R1156 ; Freeman & Carson, $202.50 *;' 11 and the tone of the Russian press cer- after which she proceeded on with the - '� . I � � � . try and their lives baug on a thread. Tom 'Ch ie, .,327; Tho as E. ' till adhering, to hermeaasof Satisded it : , such J. M. & A. In 9 in tainly seems to'give color to the alle- remains s I treatment, at such We ' 0 it is ejabned by some. of � the 4(true remedy 11 - is to bdfound in and Sam Lon-,, two ofthe proprietors, Hay, .$325.80; Peter Lillico, $12227, &C., � defense(her horns) and -floating in the , V a, � . . r, . I 4 time; if -even the most bigoted Min- Z 17- It'st ivin'Zormed or ore unacrup-a- I � . I . crati=- It s aerns, at all events, to be . "the people measuring their want' are among the killed. I &C. . ; ?3 breeze like a flaa of distress. 0 . - . : . 6 I . . isterialist is satisfied&- wit I AnOVNID THE WORLD. — The screw ; spparent that Russia is willing enough , I lolls 0 r,clan S of the Gove rnment - that by- � 44 more b their means, and pqing cash . _Mr. Sohn - . h Such. : treat- I . . .y —Some tinae, ago two Yankoes, repre- I tol turn the present complications to her iilcibZ, of Zurich, -has I ' ves as agents for the 2 own account, � . ment, a-vidjbinks it right, then" they the dismissal th I steamer JUIIOD, 749� tons, CaryyIng a senting thealsel " . returned from Manitoba. He ex- -, . . . e Salad 7 Pertaining to i 11 for what they purchase, to �a, larger crew, of 68,:aud a scienfific party eu- , are easil I a e ,. n . I gag d in the circurrinfl6vigation of the sale of a patent riglit, patented, as re- ,. � E�_ . presses himself as highly pleased with y s i atisfied. We .know � it is the position is saved., This is 0A th ' 11 exte t2l -- Then, according to i our con- CIP I . presented- by themselves, the WUrld I the agricultural prospects of theeountry. ; &q,vTn as all iexcusojor this extended case, Ilowpver, as the S irveyor General I' temporary, the Government A the day globe, arrived at Pa,naaila, on Oetober over, visited 'the neig I � a ch Disci-Dhne. t - . i I ghborhood of Tavi- � - . He says claims are difficult to be had trip by tho Ministers, that they. have was aPpointed to the position, the As- I was the Potent in i 114th. She will proceed �o San Francis: stock. The invention consisted -of During thE pa;3t' week- the religious . -within limits of the province, and not 11 , I . ome thd, .new. 8, , . f . . fluence for i good or co, thence to Sandwich Islands, Fiji springs for th adjustment of c; cles of Chicago have been greatly wishing to go so far out of civilizatiou . ,st,a S . ; - urveyor 'was made Surveyorievil- It was the policy of the (�rit Gov-- Islands, Melbourne, Sydney, New Cale- e ' easier - . Ir . overnor General. This, however, is Ge al, and a third S, . ernme e dE �ression ' dOII* Yokohama, Osaka, Shanghai 0 I I - rs, Ander- e elected an extensive tract Of fine G � mill stones, or somethin- like that. ? exercised over the trial of M b 8 .. person wa ap nt that; brought on th I They put in a set for Messrs.'Klein I son and her aughter Jennie, chargel Iand just across the - lines in the no dicuse a,t,kU. There was no neces- point d t6 the Assist � . I Hong Kong, Batavia, Singapore, Cal- Kalbfleisch & Co., of that . I 1 with violatin a, the discipline of Trinity Dakotah territory, near the prop r � I . ant; -Surveyor Gen- I and the only means by which that de-. . . place, -on a ty ' . - , . i - . sity- at a-ach a timotor the Government eralmip. So that there has been no. I pression could cutta, Bombay, through the Suez canal, trial, and so far as- learned that Church in renting property owned by Mr. Jn,o Bechtel formerly of I . to go, off in a%od t . � - was all the business dome by them in for a beer garden. - One of the principal Hay. He says the va t e of - vi. g ee� His Excel- savincy in the gal i be removed was -to re -i visiting Naples, and returning to Mar I Methodist ` :' ad nag 1i n t> aries effected. What, I place the Grit Government- by a Tory seilles, whence she sailed on Augu . leacy, whel Eeiydoira 1. e on the American side of the line oco=, tn i St Ist that locality. Lat6ly times began to 1 parties in the suit—Mr. Murray A-nder- I . ,� � ir 01119 so inflicted a then, the reader wilUl I aturally ask, is _! one, and thus secure a Protective in-' of the present year. The trip is calcu- get hard with them, and one clay one of i son—is a Sident of London, Ont. in the saying of duty which, now that . grievous inju upon the country. The the p � a put forward to justify , , � lated to occupy 320 days. - I I . r nj 1"' h I I I 1�m t �, il . I I I I i "t I : I f � (11 P D-] 'i h � 11 9;, � 0 �_ I I i ` 11 I I t nn .( � Pe t 1,�Iilll I th. ffi h C I I "' ne, at lsIC �' Y : . the i stead of .a, Revenue Taxiff. Now, how- �� I - � � new Gove . r could h a,ve e � dis- : . - - them got a telegram that his child had t � From the evidence adduced it appears the protection party are in power, Will. r 0 � . i - I Ayi I that shortly after the close of the probably rise. and as Minch -of the man- , made his misst 1 ? The only feasible plea given , ever, all this ischanged i the � Min in a Of1 accidentally fallen into a cistern at' i - way very- 0 � —On Tuesday last week Mr. 'Will. mer, and was drowned. His bill at the 1 American war, Mr. Isaac Anderson ufactured necessaries are purchased in 10 , Z r , . . ,. ortably to Ottawa, un- by th 3 apologists for the act is that Mr. our contemporary. GovernmetttB have Cratig, of Minto, was unfortunate onouf,r,h ,, Commercial 'I had been' running for . died; leaving a, block of land in Chicago the adjoinin states man accompuaied ,by the members of I .. . off . 9 y settlers see- , - the Bue gharn being a Reformer and po- � no influence in causing or iemoving to have his leg broken while engaged some time, and he ered a note he to his wife ai id daughter. It as given ing the gain, cross the line a4d take up . w I Govemiamerif 6 a, body guard- He is litica� ly opposed to the men in powbr, trade depressions. The present depres- chopping. A tree which he had chop- held against some man in Barrie, as se- by deceased in trust to his brother, Mr. land, as he has done, under the stars . � quite competL,nt of taking care of him- it we s- not. rina�,�a A i. I ped timough unexpectedly turnect on curitu for it tm mQ -rof.m.n 'hn -n .4. A'r A n il aran�n A Q11 + time since the and strip - lf� T�;�,,';, ;g -, � . . w . I I - 1. usible, man, as we party ; p .., lit u OLI I - IzOm a on is caused by people purchasing the stump and before he could get out * � Oint of I 'View, to c was made payable to . order, a -ad was property was leased to Mr. Baum, who getie farmer and we have no doubt q 1 i.. . titirifte him in 1 what they do not need and cai ,not pay of the way fell on him, brealdrig his leg. not endorsed. Enquiries up to date established &I large restaurant and sum- of his success in his new .venture. . I . � . 0 ,� . I . I I . � . JR8T,%UC,V0 ,vl:; "r;WxL I I - . 11 owning into the , - I .1 I of a6 theatre, in a c 91 ��. 11 �,oar, ,or �cab or even an I . 1. I ,child was -recently, - I i ly born -1 up in a b �� , u2siried wonaan made -�ar, i ,captive balloon, at thel P and while in tb e air wis - -the -assistance of ,% doo ' pe,ned to be -A passelIgor I . . I the lady whose husbmid I leading Mauchester mv,� . safely delivered. of &j. fi . I the airship touched . 4 Le � happy father presented Q . 5,00 lrancs. The thiia is, . �sage, belo4ging to n6 6, tioular, ana daillnin—ev -general. Ws pfareu& , , - M , I 1 . keep In's , H ed: 0" I wings ,,- PP �t i willAna -him missing S�= .ana All thewnstables Ani I Xants,in the kingdom NW ' , him. Their char_ -o If, to � I - � We Bhould not desire t4 U. : godfather. I . . . I � .... - . I . - - - � I ) - . A F a-it,hf al Dogi s � 1, � A party of huutoy� roae . in search of game -4nd 1 . I , , , , Luther Utark's tiekid th4 I ing, their absence th4 �� loose, with the ollaiii. la;b neo -k. The ,chain caug* 2 I in a Canyon- , �_U. I eamp, and h4el(I the - c a.. P*1113, When the paxty was --b' . - t1le' .1 01 I 1-10 __ I �� - � . I -up, I an -0 � . ... �`Cw . L'I Mis I eth, trier t I UIC b , O: P L - , , lorent direction from 01", Finally it was supposea! t haA brought down La deer., . . f -611 -owed. the -saugazions 11al � the dog.that haia bee I n . . I � ; L � a. prisoner. All we�e .. r, ( I ' � . � . L so intelligent au auifinal � - rl� . � pany. RaA it not been'� t", nate eireumstancle the Lao� ' beell. starvea-to ,.af.&1h.=,, . . ! - Leader. j � __ _! � :t strange TrIme lotr " � :I.( - . C . � . eroln`01�51 . -An English clergymiaki 11. Reynolds, of Last I lu I ' ordered that in. future -_qe� -tweelebrata in, -the inak;, I � service. Not long Rgd �J I I ,conalleteathe firet fiiilti the secoxia Iesgou)., - atia! ' L t _1& . finin- in. the register, __t . t�, I try, returned to the 0 mmed the service aftor4 ,pension 4 - twenty-two I I � a I innovation caused some � ,unathe parishioners tn, ed the vicar -not to perseveir being 1, Pteediu�gly ium k ' L _0 a together unnecessary , I -to thechure-h, but, withoul" . � � - . , . Z� . . i pall � � of R x 4 '" L A mass of rock, sever Ill dn weight, foll the othei � � A I . . per falls of'the� _. 1"... .. L G.- ,enn,�Sj fl, � . thereb y cle s tr oyi n gg the Ir a b 01 of the fallerl-portionwa�ll I twenty by ia, hun,ared. f4t I I in the bed -of" the 8 14 -tween. th=tyund fo�gi, surface,,' Formerly I . I . rectly from tho.- ULL . 1, I _OVL,e water below in 'OfflUe 11 :, , al , but now- it ,strikes ,on 1 - . -went over amdftws a,011 somewhat like the Arrleri�. .agara. Another large q is expedted to fall before , carry over the bufiding4 - z. at the edge of the preel0i 1. - I _ I --- ' � -It hasofteii:aggitat�a to finaout whya wom0a Weeks working S 'lot Of t( , . - � bottornof her ,skirt, th 36t world but herself*Al eIVE of, and: then run., about A111 .1, 11V I 7 hood in. an .old An�ty I , - ally belt, and ,every lkhler I -ea Off. . i . ! -The f ollow-hig partici the marriage of the 'VE L ' P I - _ I. 6 �: Boomer are froin th Ne, " ,of the,20,th justo. The B I I � 'Dean. -of the Diocese of " .1 ' I I of Which the efty,of Lo r r . - n , ivas marrim ait - firme I - I � � , - � � day foreno, . r's. .4 on to � M ;,. English ltrwly, -who arib upon the Spain from tiv I I 'Boomer oame, to this Ov us . was announ,cef! in 11 ' -cov:Ipauied by his Irien4l , , I The Wedding C L y t V, ordmon I I L 'by Diean Grassett, assist 6 Dr, Fetter, rector of G* I I was a Very Privato fiffairl 1 I I , ,pill I � sonsprosen+t bleiug I * London Canada,;, , .. 'i I I I of � I _� real, a relative �)f L a I - .. ie A of the,vartii this, city� The weadiu-� thiscity instead Of iO + Dean in Lo)adon, -Cana& great Iga-Halitryl he mot inediiately upon the tr,,Ts the Custom House. "T'l, 4uron, of whiob.7D,r. 'Bou ; it ii somp,what noted as � ; presid,adover by Bishop' is of Jewish desconit, b, ., verted. to the Prote0b, faith. His father, wbb . ,of grest, wealth, disinhi . -when he renoullood,the Upon the,aeatth ol the fal descended to another so -111. to his brother, the Bisho would have been his 1�.Id . .. glon. f-7 glon f,LLL f aithf ul to the rel iglon cv ' L The Doans and � I .... eir . . . . . turn to Cana, & t6_dfty. L � - — __ , 1 � A. Uict - i ic )3a sa L I Saturaw N-ov 1130, at t "i Hotel, sei oid-1, *Valuabll Alexander Robertson) Pr, Brine, auctioneer. I Tuesduay, Dec. 31i B,t' � , Brueefial�, a VAIuabl� - Laut, proprietor; J. � ill , tioneer. . �SatUrday, No -7. 30, at- t Hotel, Seaforth, Valuabi 3rty, situated in the Tol Hillop. , . residence of the bride, in V, sels,.a)y Rev. George 33rovt-p Samuel Jones, Rev.John : i. XcCcnnel, widow of the . mer&ant. . 4CAMBRON�--BAIRD.�—A-t f1a . I 'de'u fi bri xther� in Stanley,, 0 T. 49. TMrawn, Mr. John 4 4aughter of Thomas Bsl):A� I 1q. I . � - ..: