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SALE.
GA, JUNES
'MR ALL- OUR REX
'S OF
NG OVER
ZED PIECES
4t.1 New Styles:, at C at
an excellent chance or
4 'ERY CHEAP
ihe= Enda !Ary in length
x Six Yards.
,E PARTM-E NT.
r• New Lot of Silk aux
;au PAItA,SOL;i. Also
;tl
Misses* Corsets..
ERIS'G NOW :
I= ova` White and Colored
,Iy ;educed Prices.
CLOTHING
CTMENTK
alsartment of SUMMER
l,t Per Cent.
OIL CLOTHS.
erns to Choose front, and
Mouth.
I -I A L L Y,
t.y last _for England and
to buy our
[NT°ER STOOK
:;.al. that Wholesale Mer
i -re look for
in . all Sort. ' of
2 Goods..
well to buy early at the
still offered • at the
SEVENS 777
ils house, in the County.
ALLY SOLICITED..
UGALL & CO.
Au and Fancy Dry Goodi,
,:ntlt.s; Shawls, &c.
pared, to which all
ile justice. The th-
an). is 60 by 30 feet,
d twill be one of the
unship. Mr. James
thh concession, laid out
lied the buildiug. We
vidson may long live
lied each and every
dui crop.
Ioestoxs.—During the
;week au unsuccessful
.de by a , Mormon
riends to establish a
en the 14tH conoes-
tip'.. BY. usin:g a. little
gaieed the good will
4 ,me of our school
rice placed the school
usal. Their meetings
ced and commenced.,
showed the bitter
'sing up against them,
of night the people
tee and demanded the
stop the meetings.
fathers were as line
Tuutains, no logic, be-
Lauge their opinions,
;ad the audacity to
he section. at deft nee.
k which - then en ued,
While the prea her
le a crowd as as- -
tE,oting and eI ing,
all sorts of pr. uks.
.warnings were heard
general melee seemed
titters began to reach
,fee finally concluded
at bast, 41iscretiou
it valor, ; and an-
meetings
n-meetings would be
lands: are a Blass who
iwr denomination at
tl scandalous terms,
to be the only and
der these c rcu ns.tan-
full well the opposi-
tit everywhere, it la
art the part of school
clic rn.. the use of their
a when atrustee will
.tempt to -show !iia
`tree= of all cspposiag
'eutuaily disoover that.
;,. Wtttt'r en himself.-•
-
eo-
re.l's Dt 221 fi l -
,it• I see by an ad- -
ur paper of the 25th
A iaaviclaoi, farmer
:accuses me of orign-
eg a report that the
le existed mum/gat the.
Mr.,(`hristie. I do
iven into a newspaper
merely- state that
• ans. such report as
1t llr.
Christie, the
s , had trot himself
ae afraid his horses
€lire=ase:, DO doubt the
cave got into circulee
Cali, no one is, better
lilt of -the veterinary
e= 23rd ult.than yours,
r2 tiiYrti
WARD.
ierse
aye of last week, as a ,
:Baird, teacher, Stan`
Gree cutting a. avwitch,
ting and fell, Freaking
le above the wris.
f
THIRTEENTH YEAR.
WHOLE NUMBER, 657.
EAFCJilT
FRIDAY, ,iTJLY 9, 1880.
3VI LEAN OROS., Publishers.
1.50 a Yeas, A:dvarXee.
CLEARING SA
OF
NEILLINM
AT
LE
HILL BROTHEliS'.
•
MAIN STREET, SEAFO- TH.
WE 'ARE NOW OFFEf 'ING
AT GREAT REDUCTIONS
OUR LARGE STOCK!
OF
Trimmings and Silk Ribbons, Laces,
Flowers, Feathers,
1 RIMM ED AND UNTRIMMED HATS.
CALL
Perth I?: m.s
hell ma ket las
° tel g
New potatoes in 1'11 L
week.
—A canary was Sto e
in the verandah of li"s
deuce at Mitchell.
- Ninety-f.ur candid
sio to the St.'e
Ins itilte, wrcte at th.:
ins ion. .
The fall sitting ; +f the
Ch 'leery, for Perth; .efore Vi
cellor Blake, will be h : d at S
on Wednesda , Septe .0 er 8.
Kirkton s looki , up.
Curdy is erec •ng a h: dsome
sidence and Cher s a'ller fra
demes are Le .ng built . the vi
- Messrs. eal, Pri am &
shipped oven five hu ed s
two, car loads of bulloe s, bm
chell station,last wee , for th
pean markets f
—Canada thistles ha e been
ing so rapidly i,n the eighbor
Tavistock, th t the fax ers fir
the; alarm, a d a cota.'.ined
beingmade t get rid f : this
leap.
- -!TMr Stev:ns, 4f t:lansha;
young eutle an wh I reseed
Wiling the hi hest nu ber of
St.' Marys ollegr ate!' Institu
will th, refor. be alwai i ed -th
Mel
. Mr. Wiiliamts, new
11Te+hodiit mi Tater for Mitchell,j
on hureday test week. He
viously been stationed at
whe las o lie wa:;I very popular'
e 1'' !
In poring' for the ew arte
at t eStratford r uud house, t
me Struck a ed of lay. of
abl th cknes ; w ich is'said t
abl for the : nu act re of ` : t
poetry
Hulbert town' sh p Agr
i to be. el at Staffs,
to 28 h f eptemb
bersliip ees $1, till Jul
that data, on dollar and'
be cliarg:
A large p, rty fully'' equipp
r ight's fis in excursion,
1 about t : e d of last we
'I
from ca
ayor C1.'3 resi
}
tes ford admix
rys Cllegiat:'
entrant exam 1.
urt o
han
tford
Mc
ek re
resi
age.,
p an•
s Mit
Euro
pread•
cod o
akin
prt is
erribl:
, is the
in ob
rks a
Lorn
nada
rrive.
pre-,
erlin,
h al
n wel
work
sider
e suit -
fines
Rural
Tues
next
25th;
cent
.
11 1
1l
.0
sho_
da
Me
11
AND GET A BARGAIN. -afte
will
WE ARE NOW OFFERING
At Great Reductions our Large Stock of Trim-
mings and Silk Ribbons, Laces, Flowers, Feather s
and Tricnmod and Untrimmed Hats.
CALL AND GET A BARGA IN.
R:".r"Remember the Place—Opposite the Come
Inertial Hotel.
HILL BROTHERS,
Main Street, Scaforth.
CIRCUS. CIRCUS.
GRAND CIRCUS
DUNCAN &-DUNCAN 'S
LOTS Off' F-01-7--+
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
for
to
des nation'li
''Nb th !'ole.'
will re urn, if
' T e 12th
day in the ti
Ors . ge en of
La bt n, Hu
wil cel brats
the tattle of
The Ora,
•
con ectioe be
its .a a.G T.
acc.m li5hed
the .• aa line
of e -louver
is f. r tae pres
Mr. Mex.
sett erS of C:
ago for his
whe e he int.:
mai. der of hi
sati-fied, how:
Ca i.: da.
Ata me
th:. gricultu
cie of the to
of ' i bert,
was de ided
tion ou Thurs
and 17th of Se
Mr. Mo
bus nese in S
yea s, during
ove 1;1„700 fo
goo e rpun-d
bai s Bring doe
ed _ entleman
th,.• Mc ?.
Messrs.
Hi bet, who
st llioi a few
ch : sing a not
po sil, e.. T
lea es for En
th
thm rkets
coluntry.
'The sup
As on at
nd Trun
th fent,
rt sian r
ec ssary
as simila
a St.
eroo,iti
host
T eSt.1
oc• car doe
e t to t
"sone to
boast of
th
MARVELLOUSLY CHEAP. in
an
be
PILES OF REMNANTS BEINC SOLD, fel
W
And at Such Prices—Its Wonder fnl. th.
fie
•
ALL REMNANTS RUTHLESS- P
LY PRUNED. ! th
no'
rn
het
i tyl.
NO END OF THE BARGAINS. to
-ue
All
i
Wool BUNTING ti, GLtIeine French Goods en:
til cents per yard.. e th
DRESS GOODS CHEAP,
RaRINTP.4 CIIEAP,
l'•'OTTON GOODS CHEAP,
E4'ERTTIKING .CIIEA11'.
We are
making these peculiarly Large deductions
in Prices, iu order to still further -
de
REDUCE OUR IMMENSE ASSORTMENT be
I w
th
Previous to recei'link* the Fall I reportations _ en'
which Mr. T. DUNCAN is now sale eat tg in - a
..
g
t
incom>
o ' ce in
hem:
up rinten
,r uch 1
or ant to
of the ni.
g erribl:
S veral
S. Tool Boar
th • r ilutenti
to hers in a
mi salmi er-
me. cement
we e engage,•
mt s ably.
Ili't i they 1
at+' educed s: aries.
ar6nents four of
n re-engaged, and
1 be adv raised f
air duties ter the
aged are air. Rot
Mary of 700;.M
artment, ; 300 ; 1 li
trent,. k' 2a ; Mi
tmsnt, 42 .
ich teach rs hav
are, -they ore, th
h. I For e Hig
Callum h s been
ster, and l Mr. Al r
11?r. M. Callum
ining at tie Glas
.inland, where he
hips for .II assics
•il teache in _tha
in the ; directio
It is doubtful w
ver.
f July Will be
will of St Mar
South P rth,Nor
on and ) art of
he 190 anni
. e Bo e.
Tru Li is . put
ween he Port 1
stock, and wh
he trai s will
• Stratf rd. T
! oad wit remai
giant.
Dickie, one of
lingfor , left a
atve p ace -S
!• ded to spend
{ days. 'Sandy'
ver, audl has re
ing of he Di
1 and : orticu
n of M chell, t
ullartoi and
. hold t e annu
ay an Friday,
ptembe next.
.rter, !iso ber;' ha
Marys or the
hich ti : e he
rent, a d has
um Besides.
not pay ; or w
can sho a bett
rooks Colq
lost thei :3,000
weeks go, int
er of st 1 bette
for a
Lis -
Their
f the
they
grea
Th
Perth,
dlesex
ary o
in a
er and
hat is
over
Cation
here i
As week Mr.
land, w eae he
.r the l st Cly
yof w
tratfor
Railw
e Com
11. W
o go is -a
wells. w
ary
not
tha
3
arys co
not pay
M uni
n." 1`
ossessi
tent le
n enli
ority of
thei
ss•th
u lik
tter tr ill
moat s
at lei
to red
1 the de
holiday
they
at the
with t
mained
Thr Leading European 'P11a.rlcets.
211 Largest, Most Varied an
Assorted Stock of Dry Go
IS KEPT BY
de
p.,
w•
r ed
Best sik
ds I1I.
;In
an
tr
Sc
a
pn
DUNCAN & DUN?AN
Alain Street, SEAYORTH, Ontari
Cl.
ter dr
for ns
i, havi
any ar
t dept
yet
re sun
na 82
ected
stance
e firs
years
and—
ie re -
ns not
ned to
tors of
ral So
nship:
gan, i
xhibi
e .16th
)een i
st 1•
pais
by
say
color
recor:
•
1
espond
c very
-ipal C
says
a se
slators
tened
heir a
n priv
1'_c aff
robabl
ago th
wel a
othes:
artmen
At
✓ the
d 4salar' e
unde
ongeri
ut of t
e teat 1
hree
-en,
olitod:,y
ell, Pri
'Drape
. DeBe
Allan,
departs
et to bee((
bird, fo
chool,
gaged
d T. D
eivd
w High
sever:
ile eng:
lace.
LID, 0
porte
d pur
reed, i
rook
1 scou
dale ii
efro
n th
aecom€
in].cin
t 'will
i
nown
o 52
eet a
t any
11 suf,
-of th
1com
til o
° e Hca
of l th
at leve
i nm[ ifl
not{! fi
buei
of'a;
nd-th
): some,
P ubli
ounce
.ries .
atth
coin
eScher
far si;
: tandin'
must b
e 'leve
shay
\
opo
Tho-
c p.l, : t
recon •
, 'tli d.
7 h d e
eats f.r
a.poin
th an
A.
O he d
assis
ear
ch
scho
daSa
ent
L
y
1
1
g
ea
Que
rs ag
ble
.•Er
0• or ro
In e
eye
t will
ds th
vici
brut
bert
Rea
active
At
AOn
ided
. d's r
. ox ch
v: s pres
u and
le irous
e•tral
Mr.
ir:s to
ie: who
ri.ht la
ving
ply g
rries,
wor
II
1
th
th
eh
wining
e.. ruct
1a knes
e
{h
a
e.t
to
ew
at$
At
red •i
It is
pion
the vi
The
am 'a
lliam
The
nstea
apat
nThe
eton,
just
X1,30
The
a- 'c
Molding
1 s:triou
Eigl
rase!
n to.
t wee
The
nnipe
t Mau
d su
Bisl
hing=
ronto,
ough
Ap
s visit
re fro
rolina
Lak
i h thi
•out i
ke W
Mll
1
a
51
11
1
0
0
niversity,
and also
Ki gston, four
r. Day is
scent or mischie
t. Marys 1 t,ely, where
d he flock of Messrs.
ee and ten sheep re-
ly attend
ptl the
e openi
is set
ting th
grant
803r, 0
s than
his che
it con
d
er th
Ce over
e, und
fying.
ro
housand
North Br
i of Paris,
Y Qu
rofes
d. meeting o
unanimousl
Mr. McLeod
on,las he was
call to the
itchell, de-,
rie on Sunday
ide ate act in,
es ot feel soil
1 ss of th
th cruelty t
h says, con
s, and such
r he cover o
te
bole
Wi
0
11
rl
10
ol
te
ed
ric
or
It
a
oal
520,
nde
f th
omi
meet
pup
e entr
Sch
ing Winni
day night last
bledon 'Rifle
A tear. Col
Lo don.
ed emperanc
IS
00 was sunk
SI
Crown at Ot,
ion Day • by
Is presented
no examinee
General .ei,
ilies hal
ti Co sul
hat 301 fa
the St tes
ibranc Institution
s tad the o her
Orlea s.
land all
oiled. Dr
pping at
his we k.
from So
he Great "es
ast r than the
0
ta
it
a
fl
PL
ul
1
day. They
ssee, Soot
cedentedly
round an
*nage int
e famous
he Walker
th Africa
ern, on his
ago. He
r.
a Strath -
d wagons.
can sup.
ray to nsbip, was sb
head of --Canadiaii
e old
ds Cochrane
co s brought
onth of une 3,2
ere sh"ppe from the
o Ohio being the lar -
ey, ho disappeared
Mo treal some time
behind, whiefi
clai ants.
g at Innerkip, was
Stinion , ay in the river
:Eng, bout ha.lf way
nnerand oodetock.
D laware were killed by
h rida e nigh of :last wee
it is !high time, the d
so
11
AS
d for
haw
of th
pirCiaaethe
oir Ed dt
1 of
an
la rill
leg I, evil be.r
11
1.
'n Bid
anie
al
last Saturd
rake camp ye
home, many
e girl I lett
their eyes and
ey."
Jesuits expell-
g to take eharg
lie College II.
Edward's Is
at the Rev. Mr
ard Kenny, it
an Americalu
moved to Chaie
direction of St,
Hctgan, at the
D eased wig
his acquaii+
th followin
e lar est ver seen
owing the r
Kelly, of Off;
vicee were co
feelilag Benno
•
con
0 fo
atho
ral s
ather
e and
preach
Hogan
and R
leaves
fortun
of Cob
trial f
Fanny
steel -b
—Ni
packag
were d
from A
Dutton
in Mas
d by Father Connolly. Mr. them ont of the way when the evening
was arried to a, sister of John train car; thundering by. The rail -
char Farmer, elf Exeter. He way com any, ae well as the passengeri;
wife and small amily, who are on board,Ishould feel grateful to Misis
Elliott for averting what: 'might havis
=Miss !Elsie- McGregor, daughter of
Mr. David McGregor, of 1 Carrick, Wall4
thrown (int of a carriage One day lateli
and serionsly injured. Her recovera
was at flr t thought very doubtful, kip
later exa inations of her wounds give
—On tiesday of laSt week,
hope of i provement in time.
Brownsvi e, Oxford county, Salathial
Acre, aged 21, while putting a bell on a,
brick machine, fell into a tank of boil-
ing wateriused for steaming logs for
cheese-lx)ic hoops. Acre died from the
effects. He Was in the tank over a
tely amply provi ed for.
• iiI
urg, as been oramitted for
ar enter, in the cheek with a
arrow. He pleads self-
ndred ands seventy-eight
wooden hovel haudles
of weeke ago
bn Church, of
y Iron Works
let, in which he endeafrors to prove
baptis by immersion to be not a Scrip-
tural de at all, but a invention of
the Cie rch csf Rome."
_—Af er a session of three dayS, the Revealy, ef Cobourg, were found dead
Conser
Manito
Dr. Co
the loo
don ch
Englis
to 52s..
able to
:spate ed a coupl
to the Old Colo
—On kunday morning !two boys,
named Patrick Cashen 'and Thomas
—A
Hunt,
proport one
sion of is r Mailing the -
has occ
ative convention
a, on Saturday,
an s the party
the constituenc
nother increase efore long.
are the proper of Me. Jas.
f E emont, 0, couple of weeks
th to a colt possessed. of
egs. The olt was well
with this xceptiou—the
since
of Margnette, on the Gijand Trunk Railway track,
ade choice of supposed to -have been run over by a
andidate when train. The body of Cashen was fear -
the represen- fully mangled. Both were under
occurs. the influence of 'liquor when last seen-
-The Oka Wiens '1 -have accepted
the Dominion Government's offer to re-
move thezti to aaother part of the court- -
Weyer y no-
r, on the (ices. great deaijofeth real estate of Berlin. appears that this is the,third time she
eadmast rship He leaves widow and' a family of has played the same game.
pied for five yeses. —The in oduiction of au organ into vey and weather prophet, certifies to
Sunday night, 2 th ult., uring the Presb teriaa church at Durham is the discovery of gold in Wakefield town -
der storm two orses b long- likely to use a split in the congrega-
Mr. John Grub r, con. 9 East tion. The organ was very imprudently
ere struek by th lightning and purchased, set up in the church, and an
killed. The lobs is estanated organist -engaged in opposition to the
which falls very' heavily upon wishes of . a number of the best mem-
end cant 'millionaire was before threatened disruption.
t II pe -police Magistra,te! the —To Walkerton be the honor, or
y. He bad $30 or $40 ou his otherwise of incarcerating in the com-
ent piace,s. The tree did not appear to * precarious. Let; any one stop at the
have been touched, and the flash to all
appearance must have struck him on
the head!. The horaes were unharmed.
A house was' destroyed by lightning, as
well as a large number of trees in and
about the city.
—The firat Presbyterian church in
the neighborhood of Bruce Mines, Dis-
trict of Algoixia, was opened for divine
service on Sunday, the 20th ult. Wm.
McTavish', !Presbyterian missionary,
preach th opening sermon. The
ship, midway
Rock Lakes,
view of the f
ated. in Plummer town -
between Ottertail and
and commands a good
--Who has not heard of Grand Bend?
It is delightfully situated at the bend of
the River Aux Sauble, 12 milea from
Parkhill, 17 from Widder, and 16 from
Exeter, has a flour mill, planing mill,
siding mill, shingle factory, saw mill,
two hotels, school, church, and two
small stores, but the inhabitants there-
of are clamoring for a good general store
and a shoemaker.
—A yonng Methodist minister, after
preaching at Enterprise, Lennox coun-
ty, was insolently assaulted on the road
by an intoxicated fellow, who was
promptly knocked down by the minis-
terial fist. The knocker being again as -
money co pensation from the Montreal
Seminaryi and implements of agricul-
ture from the Government. Parry
Sound wi 1 probe,bly be selected as their
future ho e.
—Mr. Louis Breithaupt, Mayor of
Berlin, and one of the rnost extensive
tanners in Ontario, died op Setarday
morning after a short illnese. He was
entirely aSelf-Made man. He had ao-
,cumulate4 abler e fortune, and held a
administer a thorough castigation. If
he is as powerful in persuasion in the
pulpit, that young divine will do.
—A young lady from Paris, working
in a millinery store at Ingersoll, was
arrested a few da,ys ago for making
away with goods which did not4. belong
to her. On making search it was found
that quite a quantity of laces, gloves
and other expensive goods, were stowed
awaY, and on enquiry being made it
the thu
ing to
Zorra,
instantl
a strug
—A
the Po
other d
person,
hands o
mortg
once to
withou
attache
ran wit
a Mrs.
the wh
•
ship, county iaf Ottawa. The metal. he
describes as closely associated with
the phosphate of lime in accompany-
ing layer& of fessy quartz, In. the
same) townehip there occurs several
e congregation: Hence the well-defined veins of argentificions ga-
lena in connection with some of the
trap dykes. .
—Au old man named, Norris, reputed
nd a.eknowledged $500 in the mon jail or six; months, on a charge of to be worth $40,000 in property in Lon-
a sister, besidee propert and vagrancy, a very aged man, believed. to don, was found last Monday morning
be over 1 years of age. It is a pity in a back room of One of his buildings,
that a mo e comfortable place, than the on Dundas street, almost immersed: in
cold charity of A county jail, cannot be filth; and suffering from a gangrenous
found for an old man who hai weather- leg. His surroundings were of the most
-ed. the bl ts of 100 winters. miserable- and beggarly kind. He was
removed to the hospital in a dying state.
'He has :a daughter in England who will
inherit his miserly savings.- •
—During a heavy thunder storm
abont eleven, o'clock on Wednesday
morning of last week, the barn of Sam-
uel Marks, a fanner living about three
railee from New Hamburg, was struck
by lightning, ehattering one end of it,
after which the fluid passed down the
water shute, striking a son of Mr.
Marks, aged. 11 years, who was sitting
near by playing with a young pup, kill-
ing both boy and dog instantly.
— A markea variety of hard and soft
woods are grown in the county of Es -
44
le
es 43cattered abrbad. In defer-
* vealth he wlas discharged
nge soli the other day a horse
to a buggy brbke loose, and
te rible force, knocking down
on ldson and almost toaring
le o her scalp off, and Making
ribl wounds in er head, Her
at+dants have ut little hopes
at Harrist u, ou Friday
11 attended hy droveza, con -
red, but of a
ly bought up ;
$40 per head,
t prices from
n county, the
nd ended in a horse race by two
fastest horses in the troop.
re on the second heat, when
the horses stunabled, breaking
leg and injuring tlhe rider badly,
factally.
—Th
last, w
siderab
poor cl
fai
ngi
tle being off
none be ng old by the
horsee han ed hands
— At Beebe Addingt
volunte r camp -broke
night,
of the
They w
one of
its fore
—Fif
guaran
y y ung men in Toronto have
eed s Mr. Handford 42,000 per
annum if h vvill stop in -the city and
preach 'ts lbert Hall. It is seid he
has acc pted the offer, 4.nd will begin
his ter in Albert Hall about the first
of Sept tuber. He was offered a half in-
terest us a weekly newepaper, but de-
-On Do inion Day la, led by the
name f oy Coulter' living i,n St.
i. Thema , w s severely b rt by 94 kick
low NV& ‘amusing himself hanging on to
a horse s tail, and the -horse suddenly
kickin out struck 41ina near the
eye, a d disfigured hisl face for life.
It is h ped the injured optic will be
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11
F. W. arris, commanded by Captain
off Ne oundland, on Thursday imorn-
wreck. The passengerS and ere* were
all sa ely taken off the wreck, and
brough to St. John. The F. W. Har-
ris was • e ship of
den, a the time sh
days o her voyage
Montr -
•
cl at
al.
—A art of young m
had a
Day.
and on
they w
"900 tons bur-
, struck was ten
from Cardiff to
‘hig time" of i on Dominion
he erected a tent at Delaware,
atteimpting to gel up the, river
re &wept down in the rapids. A
couple of the navigators,had a narrow
escape ifrom being drowned. After get-
ting as ore the question: of how to get
1.
home resented itself. careful search
reveal ' the fact that $ , was the wealth
of the arq. This waS just about suf.
4
ficent carry 0113 of th party from the
neares station in seare of friend* The !
rest of the party—numbering about one !
dozen arrived in the c ty on the fol- -
lowing day] looking th worst u.s,ed-up
crowd effle for soree ti e. .
a brave act on the part of Miss Annie I
wind was lowing ratr hard, ivhich ;
result 'd in a tree fallin across the rail: tford On the 30th June, a at Grand Bond. 'Mr. Johnson for some
Elliotti, df alpole. One day lately the .
-ng the heavy storm -that passed
bout half all mile smith of ed mail, name' unknown, en- twenty years past, has netted about
f Jarvis. Miss Elliott, who ' sealing lime from the Spring- $1,000 per 6inp.um from his apples alone,
to Bow Park, was killed. by all sold at lionae. Mr. Dalziers orchard
to Jarvis 14 the Way of f the
w the tree 1: ing a,croOs the When the storm overtook is young as! ye, t, but it will soon bring a
immediate took oft her ' ove.his horseato the side of large revennel. He rails' es peaches un-
ves, whiqb a e laid on the 'where he left them standing, surpassed lvany we. ever saw from
road, and I commenced to shelter under a maple New Jersey. There are thousands of
ris away. Fortunately the tree. A boy coming ink, the city dis- acres now ililfzi in the district we refer
dly broken by its fall, whieh , covered the man lying fiat on the 4 to, which, if aet out with fruit trees,
ier- for herl to perform the ! ground, and on going up to him was would bring an immense revenue. The
ut there were some large I greeted th an awful: sight; There reason that this tract is so favorable is
unate man lay, his face as that the lake tempers the late frosts, and.
hareoal, blood Oozing from his peaches can be raised te :*: advantage,
his clOthes scorched in differ- wl3ereas fattier inland the crop is very
—Geor q Ott, of Arkona, has this
season, g hered 1,568 quarts of straw-
berries fr m one half acre of land, f r
per quart4 amounting to $141.12 from a
half acre- Of gronnd.. This patch pro-
duced 1,60 quarts last season- and is
now in its second year. The berries
were pick; by six girls and five boys.
— The ev. Dr. Darnell, of London,
Ont., wile was recently swindled out of
$50 by tile clerical imposter Hughes,
was the apier day agreeably surprised
to receive from the Right Rev. Bishop
Alford a e eck for one-half the amount.
The imp star introduced .himself to
-Dr. Darn; 11 and persuaded him to en-
dorse th ' ogus paper by the use of the
—An awfully euddeu death occarred
in Barrie a few days ago. Will. Gard-
ner, farmer, of the second concession of
Oro, retirlel to take a, rest after dinner,
as was hi eastern; and apparently in
di
his usual. ood health. A little while
afterwar - his wife noticed there was
somethingapeculiar about his appear-
ance, and' placea her hand upon him,
and to her surprise found he was cold,
— Galicia Innes, of London, was the
victim of a, boating accident the other
day. H was • approaching the boat
house in is pleesure boat, which has
an awni over it, and attempted to
take do the° 'awning, and for that
purpose ailed over the side of the boat,
which ca
who wer
dent, ass
foot of the bic $4,ild hill OD tbe Port
Fr nks rose, 8.4d exanaine the peach.
ore, ard of Mr.iAshrrian Clark, if they
want to see whit Larabton can do in
thel matter of Os.chee.
+The Smedley School Centenary,
celebrating the' establishment of Sun-
dayt Schools ne En land by Robed
Ralkes, a printer an 11.6W/31/8 er pub-
lisher in Gloucester, in the ye r rap,
wai, during last week, eeleb ted in
moflyt of the cities and towns of this
werle present at the .0elebratio 1 at St.
the faculties of Art and Medicioe, wcre
hel last week at the Universit . There
dat s in all, and of these four : :n re
ladies, Local examinations or wo-
men, in counec 'on With the Univer-
sityl, Were held i at t - e same time and
bit
on he same pipers t Brand ad, In -
ger oll, and Duniav lle. Th re are
for candidates at these place
There is trenble among th officers
of he Toronto Field Battery. Major
G -r y ffned two or three of his officers
for on -attendance at church service,
ha ded their resignations to th Major,
who :declined to forwftrel the sane tO
Ott: Ws, and threaten a to sen in their
na,1a OS for dismilssal.
(nee onteith)' the yonug lady leo IV&S
4
two h urs after her- arriage, were On
Sat ir ay last!iaterre in Hunts bury -
one of the larOeA eve* seen in t ie tow
fec• t'ng uature. The newly -en
ban and wideNiter, w o was al
co forted. :
of eterboro, Was an officer o
the lo t training shiip Malan
se nolola all hOp6
co
saf
has
Jan
and
vie
pro
R.
tray, stat -
palled to a
no been he
ary last, ice
regretting t
Ala. Dmietivan, of Mont
n an action. against the N
ping Car Oompany for $
ng secured! and entered
on the way ;h0 e fram. New
hi out, allegieg that anothe
ma had pi viouslv purcha ed the
he aS foreiblylexpelled from he Car.
He was subse uently obliged to ride
home m a see ad -class car, t e seats
in he first-class one ail bei g occu-
azeident occurred on the
29t about eight miles from Lott -
sex. In addition to vessel loads of but -
and Ken_ do.n, m the tcriviaship of West "ns -or.
tonwood shipped to Virginia
-te-do farther was imam
very
consi-
ent, is
not be
rector
a. Mr.
orn the
ye been
of the
nothing
the 3Ist
elk
rna da,
ef Bo
Art ur
1, bias
,000 he
w Irk-
hurs ay
York a
ordered
gentle-
tak
Sle
ha
la
at er Maje
bee deprive
cer as Lieut
SO
tuoky, used, eve are told, for tobacco •
and -cigar boxes, Mr. Tom Guillette cuts
ana ships from his Anderdon mills
from 300,000 to 500,000 feet per week to
Buffalo, to the Pullman Car Works,
Detroit, to he Ontario Car Works,
London, an
Works in T r
—The cotto
Mackay, at Dundas, was recently burn-
ed, and the 'factory to replace it is to be
built in M.
o the :Massey -Agricultural
onto.
n and batting mill .of
has been p
and a num
ten, Peel county. A site
vided, at a nominal rent,
or of residents in Milton
have subscribed the $1000 loan for
seven years,' ateeded by Mr. Mackay to
recommence, Taxes will be remitted
by.the Town. Council for twelve years,
sized and threw the rev. gen'. and. the will employ 20 to 40 hands,
, near and witnessed. the aeci- hit_visangeeredacay iraesrsywwtor :65,010.0
gentleman was Married to a young lady
to the eiver.o•Seme young Men
—Miss Hendrie, a yonng lady 6orn. Thomas, when nearing :the town the
Beverly, Who was engaged as teacher in engiueer began crowing (by means of
Galt Public School, died recently. the engine Whistle) with great vigor in
Within the last two weeks of teaching, honor of the married couple, and kept
Miss HAndrie suffered' greatly from it up with Unabated energy until the
what were • apparently nervous head- train reached the G. W. R. depot, by
aches, but upon obtaining leave of ab- which time eeveral other G. W.. R.
sence and proceeding to ; the residence engines joined in the salute. The peo-
of her parents, the attaek developed ple down town naturally thought there
into intermitteot fever, which terniin- was a big bleze somewhere in town, and
ated fatally. The young lady was much instantly the church and fire -bells were
respected, and her early aeath is deeply set nulling, and the firemen hurried. to
deplored. ' the en ne-housee ana took therefrom
—A most -amusing incident occurred the ho-reele and hooks and ladders
on the arrival of the/Forest City boat- and turned ont in. search of the . fire.
ing crew at Chathim, on Dominion. Rather a crest -fallen lot returned to the
Day. When the men had all stripped, engine housee; and it ie not safe to ask
the captain unlOcked the valise and a fireman to -day, .'Where was the firer
drew forth a parcel carefully wrapped —There la a strip of land in Lambton
in paper, supposed to contain the re- county, extending from Point Edward
gatta shifts. The paper was torn open to Grand 13end, a distance of about 50
and the garments dragged eforth. It miles along the southern shore of Lake
was then discovered that in the hurry Huron, says a correspondent, -whiCh we
of packing up at. early morn, the owner venture to gay has no equal in the Whole
had sna hed up in mistake a portion Dominion as a fruit raising district.
of femal .wearing apparel id mistake This land con be had. for a mere trifle,
for his regatta Ishirts. The roars of and it is a matter of surprisethatit is
laughter Which greeted the ears of the not even at this day covered with vine -
unfortunate were convulsive. , After con- yards and Orchards. If you want to
siderable trouble the necessary garments see orchards on a grand scale, you
were boreowed, and the crew then sal- should visit the farm of Mr. Jas. John -
way t
the vil
was C
railro
track.
hat a
side o
clear
tree w
opera
chunk
these
and h
age
min
Sh
th
that she was miableto lift. At . the unf
rge pieces she 'worked bravely, i black as
(ita scarcely succeeded in tolling 1 ears, an
lied fort
—D
over Bra
middle -
gaged in
vine kil
lightnin
him he
the road
and too
St. Thomas onitheir ;wedding t ur, and
ha not gone far when the sea tipped
an they both fell backward. he Man
wa only slighqy injured, but he wo-
ma 's ,1)ack wee broken, and in aco pie
of ours she died from the ittju ies
ree iTtle..villag'ai of Bebcageon ein On
the verge of -, -011ie great .theabe dist iot
at e north, ft 6£3 sonie big dre es p tie-
ing down the i kes. A few di ys ago
of u d timbe was bowed tit ough en
We n sday, 1,050 feet in length and the
wi th sof the kicks, and consiste ahnoet
ti ber is intended fo the eon true ion
is
tw tier deep. i This immense mas !of
of bridge frem Sou og Ulan to ort
pa sin6 through the Lachine Canal on
te
Tu sday of 'eat week,battered own one
of . he gates, mid was So injure ebdyiastye
ed y the flood', bat 110 lives w re lost.
Th utmost ecnsternation. prey iled for
th. t n lives were lost. h direct
dee e caused by the _amid n is set
do n t about 1500,000, while the ;in-
dir et damage can hardly be es imatea,
ha: wIl likely exceed $1,000,
tro b has been experienced in that
principal cause is neglect to e pty the
w ter out of it after me. If th s is net
ca efully done the hoSe will s on tot,
an w 11 not be likely to la t more
no in! Se, and partie larly wh n laid
ho should lest six or eight y ars. It
is lso; often injured. b draggin• on the
111: reel with: whee s on wh oh the
ho should beli coiled without dragging.
up a sword near the Mouth of Theslia-
ion River, in Algoma. It w found
be ilk an old log, buried amen debris
W a ich had been Re -inundating formally
10 ea. to an offic,er of high rank, and
gr t have been originally an article of
t beauty and vain°. The hilt is
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in theruFsretungehor. arm7yery,ialayearithat it -0,a