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E.. STANT,.
IS FOL LOWIN
EtGW AN
1
a
, covered. with
-1t'2rls, Gloves and
Rowers,. Laces,
is, Silk Ties and
ENTS CASH.
ail i N(,ala be sold en
Ing Credit,
THAT'S WHAT wl
FOR
TCC CONfitiG.
TVITED
Cent Tare
'HT TO COPE
HE GIRLS.
,Y s:t:I.ICITI:I>.
ALL & CO.
tuft fanny firy Guotia
.•
::vatic
_4t they Iiia' ex -
the very large
.1d two years ago
t live t)`cluck :Ir.
ate flank of Mori-
. himself through
-elver, and died
t•satnination
�1 faces that he
visit:+ for the qday,
•thetti• correct,
is cent+flet stood
It is thought
1 with hire re -
hi. committing;
itf niPtitia.
l •ar that Mr.
eft 1'sbortie, has
1a. A. at tho To-
lilatrliford ob-
. .ti its tho school
mt.. This school
. •••1• H in day
thirty tem:here
ming here, Two
t-rst-class certili-
and eight third-
• country Schools
:d like the above.
TgU TEENTH .AR.
VPROLE NUMB R, 66L
JEW FALL GOODS
s
if H &
—ARE—
OPENING OUT. NEW F
For
l"EST
11 GOODS
the FALL TRADE, to which they invite
the attention of their -f ends.
PRINTS—Dark Pompadour in very
ChoiceI Patterns. Also New Designs in M thin&
rg Prints.
Iu
DRESS GOODS—Are very hand-
• me, consisting of the Finest All Wood
each Pattern Cassimeres, Russel Cord,
snag Stuff Goods, and Black and Colored
ustres in all tho Latest- Shades. Special
ttention is called to our Trimming Silks and
Velveteens—Ruch admired by the Ladies.
�'CY GOODS
eat
is Depart-
nent offers Special Attraction.. Kid Gloves,
aces, Ribbons, Ties, Silk Handkerchief u,
tnd Bushings in -endless variety.
STAPLE GOODS—e show the
Best Brands in Cottons, Duc s, Denims and
Sheetings, and marked at the closest possible
dvance; on cost.
'E.EDS—Uuion and All Wool in
!roe! Fine and. Medium Goods.
MANTLE. CLOTHS
• dome Very Nice Goods for Ladies' Mantles
ad t inters.
i«
There a
than the c
nominate
yet few w
to bestowi
The man
converse
,which he
which wil
circles.
dated to a
you may.
are perha
the train,
hear him'
surprised
you appro
must part
eating ?
tion. Th
communi
portant.
the infinit
tom
CTEN
el
f
ltivewr.
conve sa
ich q
g pl e
vho 1
e station,.
R T E EXPOSITOR.]
hir gs more neglecte
ion of what - we
as
an e
ma
ake
str
nd
s in t
r on t
nd f
at t1
oh •t1
t is
adv
atin g,;i
Lt is
Cre
man in al circ
most perf ct w
ing instru tion:
His works. W
dazzling lights
tions, but the p
.most perf got.
petite by rtilic
water which G
in all circrost
drink. • Speech
is the universal r
thought, and it i
can be devised.
how we may be
faculty: Make
then, to under
make it an imp
ncation.Ther
which •yo � can
the circle iu .
which you may
versationall are
away and appro
much as they ca
quantity of thou,
afloat upon the g'
minds, which ne
will be committe
permitted to dra
taiu can hardy
poured upon h
intellige=nt, even
open -a book. Y
day in. our cities
men -are too bus
A great many of
when you meet
you expect to fi
and intelligent
sided there, .yogi
pointed. The ir
is throw„ when
floating 1:•om
mind is oonsta
with mind, and
Varilles has s
1 which he knew
-
from conversed •
Do not waste
the company 1:
The amount of]
trifles frequent
so nauseous and
telligent mind 0
consequence is it
withdraws from
bear to spend pr
ing the narrow;
veriest trifles iii
taste for enter
silent till he to
Beware of
piny. No m
parry be large
sure that all yo
friend -will" r
an almost unive
kind to slander
son who speakl
done a great w.yo
it. Au honest
into the Most
country villag
neither learned
passed off very Is
incorrigible feul
as to be the las
room. At lengt
—We show
xe ort Parchneing your Fall Supply
f Dry G oodo look around and
,Nna•'•[ where you ccnu get the best
aloe. -
Ve should be. pleasod to havti our custom era
csirafaro Goods -purchased fro us with th ose
bite it elsewhere. We Mark foods .iii P1 min
Figs rea.
ening for Cash enables us t Sell Cheaper
tits eng Credit businoss can afford to. Corr+
t ours `attention paid to all whc. wish to look
thro tgh. We do our best to discourage bantering;
lathe ing that the one price system is the only
(air ne.
Age
Ve thank otr:friends for Wel liberal
...stowed. upon as to the pant
patroli-
SMITH'°& WEST
MAIN 8TRliEET SEA r0RTI E.
..
Of
ght of hi
ay s
inks, b
s provi
is the
een ma
sum of t
far th
enow w
ltivate
matter
this
t part.
carcely
a strong+
you
. ore goo
e and m
te to -t em
nd the i.
t and nfo
t mass - in
has bee • a
t. paper. He
from,thi gr
1 of haul
: flicient
+ ugh he s
will se
here th
d hurri
h:rndon
1(3an fro
him an lint
n.. If he `• as
ill hardly ba
Son _ is o
all this
a to m•nd
y coming in
eels th :: i
that "o te
elhats 1 .r
fo great g
h'w ;welc•mE
ti a as you ai
ge In ash
1-' intere-tin
e stage or ri
e : tearubo:
gethe' ti
ra idity
ace at
t •; ekes hi
ewers o
ta•es of th
s are ex
e ethod.
or or the h
m antes.
of giving
It s simpl , a
ay prod : ct
y hernioa c
e 1
e• tle
1 tit.
ad
ce: ost perfect
et and man
an muting
b st that
au o know
nd 'se th s
of stud
object. a d da,
f yur e - on
anyway y•4 of s
eh d up n. Pia
ov or in
ional p. wert ; n
e more :ubservi n
su e and advent g
ow: precisely how t
h s dispo.. al a if
•
p
•
U
e
11
d n
in al
inti
rt tim
Yo
ing o
t, find yo
e, nd r
it whit
w ich yo
11 o intee
onver.:
'ods, •
ely i-
e used -b
p iness •
It is th
nd recefl
are a
strop
imbin
gist•
he a
or P I.
s
re
A.
d
h
•
1+
epu
turn
fro
day;
holy
hon
nor
spea
tho
will
plac
the
mon
Isai
Sta
'�.QH
ue
larg
f°mar
'ties
are
way by f
doin;thy
nd c, 11 th
of th Lor
Hi not
findirl th
ng t 'ine
delig1 t th
cause hee
$ of he
hrita of -
of!l he 1
h L , '1
1
y 28,
ec, is epo
(QuebE ap
nurnbers
et. LTwo hndr
hest
lea
arqu
tou
inc
mor
nds
Co
t. f
14s
hooin
of
• rte
els
o
t
the
th de
rabe;
hi e o
u le
ods: T
the Lo
eupn
d f ed
y f th
th po
4.
4
in
C
C
.f Do
bout.
The 1
an i. form
Pro inces,
—It isr
I Bo ell in
e acc:pt th
_jCus oms..
The
IIlii ois, h
te of t
hvilll
It is t.
Mast:.
ded,
3,000
G.Br
as a
char
nitary
e.
Mr. J
Bien
ed ag
on the fern
sears ao. •'
captain S
;field = the
elkirl ' T
1 o wet r, t
o Ina e a
win to ti
bee, t
e
c
e
.f
' 'tor
;!Uni
•
Pos
sco
to
fs,i
e
'LEARN NG SALE
ILZI1\TWIRY
AT.
ILL BROTHERS'.
WN STREET, S
T
1
AFOR1'.1.
ARE NOW
1lOFFERING.
I�
AT GREAT I{EUCT
TR LARGE
OF
ON -S
immi.nys and Silk Ribboi s, Lacca,
Flowers, Ree&tkers,
MIMED AND UNTRIN41ED HATS.
mi
!L'
E
AND G -ET A BARGAIN.
ARE NOW
OFFERING
•
Great.lt••flurtioa. our Large
Ks and Silk Ribbons, Tare', Flt
Tt'•cniue.l and rut rimmed Ha
Stork of Trim -
1wt'rs, 1?t'ttther
\ A.
LI, _`N1) (SET A AR.GAtN.
1{,•tii e.;1 et
the Plctee--Opl}ositt
HILL BROTHERS,
the Com -
Main 8trt c -t, Seaforth
114
t
n
In co
car
va st. 35
ati
who s • tea,
one Ike hi Qu
ass f por
ree
e
*he e the
bents t mil
thin s
j day
I SO
y van
Is
talking
renders c
segreeabl
t it is dis
ious hour
ded dwe
eto there,
final leahe
re speakieg I co
whether t co
mall, yob. ay ib
y against a absent
1 propensity ma,
other. e .pe
e 1 of his n Or ha
lew was int °duce
person w • left tla
es was cat
He replied wit, t good • e all
SiMplicity that ou as
gone they all b o talk a eldest hi
and cousequen w a3
left t
judicious to st
slander him.
Never indulge levity ap the
.which is sacred 15 is nea ly ilepo
sible to treat any sacred subj.*, wit
levity without are tly wot fire th
-sensibilities of one. H io cal
speak lightly his Ma ei rid hi
Walton, July 311
11
•
v.
s acc
por
•
s ac
bort.
nsOn
este
of
imp
Ina
im,
of 8
an le-
cannc
on t
•
/11
Of
e fou
La
Sea
for
son
11
ak
t' 1 none wei
ed in nse
elope wit
pron
an, 10
0.
The o
s west of
e 25 est.
s.
.11
d 55
bssii
er t
IS
hav een
has ied
A fest. clay
dee er an co
on ccou of 8
Tie s u ler
m ay eat cona
Eight joll
i
imi
roni
- set
short
of— vell,
tobel-
me
ill treat
•
ir ; I read hi is recall
s tee way t e1 part
to be ge ood•hearted
. worse three the r neighbors, n
one fault coM ori with t ot
the Sa,bba. h day The Glob do no
get ; the Exrosaior. do, an know i
reading foi th abbath,.au area
not first- lass, —eadliug for a' t da.,
either. Sts bath was n afte
was given i for His ow rposes
And what are hose purp.o e Jus
man's spir tua od. We're it mot fort
the Sabb th , though it. pr,o•
faired by tisiti and please a ekine
surely, :GO( an 1 Christ and sa vation
heaven an he 1 woulla soon e more
bath day t ke a it holy, we reptile
The Proper
Mu. -EDI ron
Diary." One h
mark, 'and that
spent thei Sat h
oue person meta
ial,
f th
la, no
a grea
10 bay
sands 0
•
ford
infl
hors
Wag
reco
rob ed cif 57
Jew
Whi
bat,
the
111
and
Yo
arri
of
re
here
lry
43 the
ig t -
e wel
on hile hag
one 'day. ece
was &null aft
mos; hiat hit]
beer ibis
•
wo
isp
uget
e
a
r
the P
eriPusl
ers of he coun-
Be nee, Quebec,
olo ad
orn
Ho
ip
ORTH, FRIDAY, AU
y holy
tght, the
nd shalt
n ways,
sure, noe
en shalt
he high
hee with
r: for the
en it."—
emier of
shipping
Boston
ca t
be
er,
fr
ser
sho
making
laritime
ed him.
ackenzie
tly, and
Toronto
o the pas-
hnrch at
Windsor
has ab -
m 51,000
a
11) eb
I! mins r
1 Let week,
)0 worth
nd of that
•
th 7
en ly
r.
he
W rani
Cj 11 ll
tft we
610
ti le
a en
o 48
sei ion
cutt
ab t
ag
te
lis
ba h
Vs
ten I
er
le
0
ng
to
b
•
ch
th er
rti
Ca
ec
v.
a
11
he
iv leg
na
h conces-
t the ad-
ord set -
died over
eg, is in
andidate
is exPec-
attempt
shipmag
month.
are re -
teamster
iddy, left
sba,nd to
a Pacific
eek, near
hundred
es een final-
bbe on Sun -
Hotel, Mon -
hot entered
oodford, of
atch valued
Corwin has
of the St.
Behring
iligjcondition
hundred per -
dent cattle,
eri at Port
od his life,
tching, but
Strathroy
e shore of
privileges
s of leap
le
NV
tO
tly
wa
ral
1. 4
eau da. t
th Th
nt rib,
and in et* e Of
ente one he
$10 o 620
th
t
ers
•
bet, een Clif-
ery near
ting his
over hie
pes of his
ta
ng
b h
;To onto, was
mare was in
the waves,"
ai
iniesieg bag
c t in the
alue has
1 Not et
e us
•
al
co t
had an cui
the 'hal to
boat witli he
ed tc lan at
' tarica A, icor
vici 'ties is pi
chin s he ou
t x in las
lc th
ra x
an ely
sp ser
rale
et phe crowd
preseut
-ho alloW
d on their,
to have
ways may
work, and
ors. De-
ded from
range ex -
of India
Irishmen
o the
hered on
ome. The
u attempt, -
heat has
o yield a
t of On -
ting from
the adjoining
pg, and I
,aping ma -
few daye.
is expect-
o the acre
ed a little,
f
te
inl
•
ter
a
d it
elS
ny-
pea
while the absence of midge,
fly, and,other pests enake quite
couragieg feature id the spriu
—Th Well knoWn trottin horse
Little than, formerly owned by Mr.
UST
essian
an en -
wheat
last *eek fro inflammation.
a short time o from Reserve ake to
Montreal las week, bound. or the
Northwes hey are all pe sons of
mea s, 11 make valuable settlers.
• 1V1 singer's bakery i Corn -
with ts contents, was destroy -
fire early hour last Sunday
lad
the
fell
d di
it w
foun
11
ed b
tflO
insn
abou
lism,
up a
whe
who
TOM
fent
ciati
han
cil t
pre
celeb
ever
prize
they
othe
ant
that
tem
ilton
an a
•
•
•
Sne
all
Lo
ou
ow
aic
the
SI
•
•
epos
d th
disp
he j•eo
eke pl
wil be
side to
f the Ba
and
tion, by 113.
ton, to aes•st
yo ng
Cabe, of W
trapeze w
travelli
six yaare
to snsoke.
explosioia
Johnson
great fear
lose ilia e
Wm, Spe
in the tax
thinks tla
a
te
•
se
•
removed
of —RIX:
when th
*close at
mit suic
eloped N
cattl
radi
of over; 4;50 pe
ick haa
upwitid
farm ee
ed that he h
for Ma at port,
landed, rid. at
were for warded by the Grand Trunk to
steamer_ was
acc
le
cir
the
ha
old
0
too
bou
ar
tle
die,
be
nd
bef
w
tim
and
e or
th a
ch t
IS
Mwtreal, while moving
stairs. She waifs picked
und her neck wa
morning Mr.
undle containin
at his door. N
ungster over to t
f.
le of Ayr are',
o have one of the greatest
quoit playing jlthat has
ce in the Domineen. The
large, so muchlj so that
ite a number from the
eke part in the cOntest.
k of Hamilton, died Fri-
embered
hile at-
e Ham -
et with
ecessary
ftiend
•
broken.
of Cel -
an in-
t appre-
nt, he
making
It will be re
2th of July,
das Railway, he
nd in need is ,
mplified in the generous
the Scott Act Associa-
Nelson Mills, of
n defraying expe
he .temperance -campaign
rn Park in Ha ilton.
•
Remit-
ses con-
lkerton, broke
elbow by falli
ys ago. This i one of
dents resulting rota the
t on our youth by the
evening a bo uamed
of Hamilton, ag d 'about
ded another b , about
named johnson
hn Me-
ls right
a cigar
the cigar being lit an
place, severely! buthing
the face and. eyefe and
entertained that; he may
ht in consequenee.
dopted daughter of Mr.
uear Leith, wai3 kicked
a horse on Saturday
ild will recover, j but the
ured,
ken ,and
d to be
somewhat disfi
heek bone are br
pieces of bone h
re her face Tula , be
i .
Gregor, of the Ownship
of their wedaina was
But Peter did. nbt %orn-
pine away. Not he. He
sistey of his prespective
the consternation Of the
ily, some pf whom are said to
hun ed and. seVentyihead of
e.
two iles of Warwick village,
shor time, at an aver ge price
.1.9 head at an average
r heed. Mr. F. Rester -
d to European arkets
•
6, 1880;.
he kind Lord win forgiviz• me. This is
kindness, and iyou will have ,your
esvard. Pity a poor, forsaken mother,
ud beg of whoever takes it to behind
—The other d
ad amed Fran
lady or e row,
he I lana managed to uPset the boat.
be succeeded in clinging to the keel
util they were rescued by a party of
r Company's
c, last week,
ge boiler was
a through the air to a distance of
,000 feet and deposited on a hill
t above whiire the boiler originally
very painful aecident happened
u Wedne4day. While Russel
air„ son of Ge ge e air was trying to
old and feh on the , track. The car
ass d over his left atm, crushing it so
hat 't had to be amputated.
— Iiii blight vhich may be seen on
an ePple tree is said 1 to be caused
f the twig, killing it
its operations to the
apparently deposited
stings the limb after
t place
t. Lawrence are all
uch difficulty that ace
ny kind can belprocure
kers, whilst the manager of the Tad-
usa.0 Hotel say that bulsiness .is sixty
er cent. better shis' yeart than in 1879.
—As a tram on the , Credit Valley tow
enemy was sliuntiog across Queen pin
tree , Toronto on Friday. evening, a a er
which was crossing the track -ee'h
of being run
cation of the acre
iced the wag- of b
t and earned. brok
Hernees took out a
d when half -way to
Of
•
65 p
hipp
of 10
stea
head of :cattle,
wick village.
er Corinthian
her last trip do
rom his
et with
nward.
borough it was 4iSOOVOT-
d. broken her main tress -
was censequently headed
ch at them as wished
—1011
own d
Ric
dest
wit
tons
luna
nin
horses
the fire
—He
pold a d suite embarked on boar
nine 0 clock Saturday morein
England. Prince Leopold is NIA
physici n, one of his chief ailments be-
ing en ffectiou of the knee which has • seen im pull, having been away from
to b t eated with great care, the slight- , the Dominion , for three years. He
est i step frequently producing eery hope , however, that he will beat
pai ful results This ailment was ag- 1 Tric ett for the sake of old Canada.
gra.vat d lately by a slight straie he re- —4 lady in Torpnto named Mrs. ,
—T other nigh a aentlemen in St. evenipg which she will not care to
foend a baskeet at his door, have `repeated. She was lying . on a
femele child about threw loun e in the &irk, the lamp having ;
atly and cleanly dressed. just een taken frona the room by one ;
the sake of a 'poor, at th
who, h s no li me, would you find e,
horde or this dear babe. Perhaps
there i a lad - in, 3„ -our congregation
take it:as thei own, bring it up in tbe
right path, an they will receiee heav-
en's' blessing7 This is an awful. step to
sent to• her d
•
Sund y morning last
ushi
fire
ushe
raber
harvest tools, ono span .of
Two mOre cows
The cause of the
MCIld to
20,000
of
haxne
11 and
ed tw
dly bu
is a m
ock for
a barn
, near Napalnee, was
at 2 m.. together
s; of barley, seven
Sleigh, twol sets of
cultivatbrs fan -
COW
Hiehness the Princess
Leo -
the
ec, at
to lie
•
rs
ill
he g
arri
ver
5 fe
tood
t th
ee,
11,
the Canada Pa
at Windsor, Queb
eater part Of the h
11
nto the heart
ip. The egg is
he anner of t
isit
tur
too
whe
the
ha
eigh
•
hibi
on
muS
catt
tura
grad
chi
wo4
ed about an het
her at once to D
, after about. an
octor succeeded
•
afterwards. He
r. King's surgery,
hour's exertion,
in getting it out,
ng first killed the insect by pouring
the ear. Theicockroach was five -
hs of an inch in, length.
ntries for the Provincial Ex -
ion, to cominence at Hamil-
the twentieth ' of September,
be made as follows : Horses,
e, sheep, swine poultry, agricul-
, field roots,
Intending ex
te of these datea.1
een sunk to a .10
ing
has
and a fine quality et' hard slate and
flag tones are being uarried. A. der-
fve
rick has been emote and the ;number
of miners will sh tly be increased
to f om forty tor; f y. Large orders
(i
ston has been eaft . The shipment
of ir n ore from the hematite mine is ea down t
hold their annu.ai Me ting on the 1
of A gust. Over 66 in prizes have when it w
alre dy been subac,* bed, and three in his box
6th through a
on tying t
a this amount is i xpected. It will
e an international ch-aracter, as shocking iman
s are coming fr
in the United]:
Forts Snelling
Ileums' silver, a
arrived from Ottawa, and will be her whi, She
tor during the competition. The Torouto
severe hailstlarta passed over the to publish; the
of Gotham, s th
ize August 21st ;
rrn produce, ma -
s, before August
products, ladies'
itors should take
quarry is now be -
ed. The opening
th of fifteen feet,
McLEAN BROS., ''u'blil here.
$1.50 a, Year, n'k-dva)ace.
their surprise and delisiit they found
that the child had been thrown into
one of thel cattle guars s, which con-
tained about eighteen (aches of water,
and they picked the little one out, half
suffocated,xbu.t still alive, and ;with the
exception of some bruises, riot much
the worse of the accident.
—The annual meeting of the Nation-
al Lodge of Canada United 1 Temper-
ance Association, was ;held op Thurs-
y of lest week,
Park, on Wel-
The
elThe meeting
i the j report of
he Ansociation
to be in a much better p sition than at
the last annual meti g. The next
meeting will b 'helda� St. John, New
Brunswiclk, iii uly, 1b81.
day, Frida
at the Tho
lesley Isla
was very
the &ere
and Saturd
sand Island
d, New--Yoek
ary showed
to Mr. D. etcher, of II ron township,
on the eve ing;of Frida , 23rd ult. It
appears that Mr. Potcher has a bull
which is rather dangerous animal,
having a tacked. him on two pre-
vious occ ii011-13, ilr beth of which
011 the eve ing in questiim 'Kr, Potcher,
e adienalern' his Stall, stoop -
feel if he bala fooa enough
when he Was feriously eta
hints but managed, to escape
op ning in, front Of thestall, -
s di covered that his thighs
e animal's horns in a
er.
in makes a atatement
m the following to the effect that she was led from the
tates : Fort Pepe- path of vittne by Re . Mr. Handford,
nd Fargo. Their who afteriwards dese tea her, and in
d bmuz° medals answer te her pleadi g roughly -asked.
id not drown herself.
apers Intive all declined
'My confession of Mrs.
y all believea it should
s wa into he cohimns of any
paper to be read in bje family. The
people generally are eic of the Haiacl-
ford naatter, and think there has been
quite eno gh Of it. In the meantime
sofwtehree bert Hall to large audiences, many of
lights on: the wept side of their whom arik m mbers qf Bona street
es. Fruit has, been very much in- Church. jA large provortion .of his
•
with the storm apples and plums healers are ladies.
Gibeon, of 1_827 Market
very badly cut up a -dad damaged. _Nen ea re
he mail carrier who got losC in street, San Francisco, informs the Lon -
now when carty ng the mails from don Advertiser of the
le Mountain to t. Joseph in =the , chester, DelaWare C01111
er was found ttb ut three or four 1 Maria E.Belktrap ' t
erage of ra n and rainy days. i 'The .
wee s ago on the ben - of Badger Creek. her age. Mr. ibsou a
er storms of .., September Will
of resort on tee
crowded with assu
. The Riviere eau),
Exc
hay
Shot
•
ago
as in immine4 dar•ge
'rat°. The brakeman no
n, a d by a quick app
rak avoided an accide
the a miration those
— r. Moses Oates, the Galt weather jure
prop et, makes the followina forecast bein
for A gust and epteinbOr Zugust will
be m ch hotter han usual, with nearly '-uu, rt
au a
then
CI
be severe in their effects and will The Pails were 1°11
, -ma -with Rlaina. He nap, my Tly Sister, au
was a half-breed from about ed River, berin in 1), nwich, Clint, ee 0 v ilea
be a marked feature of the season.1
and his friends from that loeality came mi e westj of a smal sa n s ca ,
with a cart and took' his remains home Ione. Onr father's name Wall 5ohn
ut
eral Governmi t is, bedding a: new
with them. The fernaers are talking of Gibson; qur rcother Viri3.13 8, sister to
whet , 425 feet 1 ug, and costing about
put ng in posts, say every 100 yards, Joseph, Willi*, John James, Rufus,
66,0 , at Lanse St. Jean, which will
fro Turtle Mountain to meet the posts Thomas and °might= -umley, all of
proir very usef 1 to the inhabitants of
in the Mennonite settlement, to direct whom were °lit residen s of Dunwieh
the 1 cality, as ell as to tourists. It
avellers in the winter and prevent and Southwold, and II don't know if
is also causing the channel of the tr there is one n w living. Many of their
Saguenay to be dredged 'near Chieouti- .,
— r. Avery Winiams, a general children (our cousin ) are now living
-keeper at repents, is a farmer's_ near their] old oiries d I would _con-
nd his father 00, ing aexions that Bider it a favor of any' liof them to write
ould spend his aays in the honest me, as I have'had ne kindness from
ation of tilling Ishe soil, invested them for liwenty years a more.
OitiiNiviathfatrhme fnoeilimsa.ry Hfmepailesmo
esnutPs-. there 'wall; lately born] prematurely a
very soon pupil that he was not , which excited. much in -
of farming B[13 ambition soared e inediaal men -of the
stifles were enelosed in a
d `the. ideal of; eing a merchant,
1,000 for a bank -
appears to have
alue. Being now
dings heve been
eath at Man-
e 56th year of
Myself were
p, about one
mi, ah order to eba,ble v
drau ht to reach that p
of th tide.
occu
foe Many years .iagaged in the bueiness $2,
plie
at Dbon, in 'Waterloo ounty, died on
the 26th ult. Mr. Perin was a native But
of New York State, was educated for a Isona
lawyer, pra.ctisi 0 law or some time ueY°
ssels of greater
int at all etages stor
befor
much
getic
coming o Canada. 'He was
and
respected as an honest, ener-
business man, au an excellent givi
rupt
citizen. been
. —A New Bru swick woman escaped
una
certain death fr m an edvancing train,
which she met o a bridge, by letting take
hanging to theralby het ands until the Kin
train passed, wh'eri she raised herself
her jouthey as if noth- cies
deformed ehil
city. The int
eac outeide of he body, but, pf course,
attached ;to it. The spinal -column
was divided into two perts, and one of
the lower ilimhs terminated in a double
club foot, h very nenueiai thiug. The
g his notes for
stock. This se
about twice its
le to pay, proce
lower part of t
ertha Von Ilildern arrived in part of the br
ston from OttaWa last week. Miss was one (4 the
rn is known in sporting .cir- which the
most curi
up and resumed s a pedestriam some note, but
ing lied happened. It ia good to have at K ngston she app area in a new role,
presence ot mind, but the necesSity of that of sculler. Sit appeared on the
putting it to such a Severe test DS this wa r and exhibitedher rowing powers,
woman did ought to be avoided. i but id not win ranch admiration by
; —4 local grails buyer of Port :Hope her rep th the oars. Perhaps it
lay wi
has "skipped" to the: States, but , he is was hat she did net get into a boat
Want d bact at the Por , to aurswer a t a suited. her. The fair oarswoman
char respecti g the utterance of
was ressed in a blIte dress cut short,
forge warehouse receip s, the Bank of blue stockings her arms were strip -
Mont eal proving the victim. The ped ; she was h'atless, but had a bend-
kerc ief tied arounid her head. The
matt
Whi Bays: She mu t show more skill
and speed if she b. pee to match the
siste of the champi u of England and
— ngiueer James Skuze, of the Air
Lin Great Wester Railway, took -a
slee a feiv evenings ago, which came
near being his last bo. earth. He had
brouaht his train to St. Thom -as from
sor, and after shunting the cars
siding ran his engine up on the
line to the depot, and told his
an, Gordon, to step in the tele -
if there were any
fireman did. so,
e second or two
a to see the loco -
an easterly direc-
speed. The em-
s gave chase vvith the yard en -
and overhauled the runaway, when
eigineer Was fouod calmly sleeping
e cab. Skuze has been suspended.
r Cs being kept qui
amoent advance by t
medo to get hi ferni
tle the matter. '
ill for some time, but on the 1
monsing of his death felt much
better. After breakfast he left the
dining room, and ta 'rig a seat in ,
another part of the ho se, dropped off 1
to sleep, it was thought, but it was the
sleep of death., ,Deceased was well !
of yeers he carried on farming.
—The Dundee Balmer says that a
former resident Of that -,own (Dr. Thos.
Howe) writes trim Australia that the
people there are :wonderfully confident
that Trickett can aleafi6 out, Henlan.
very different an•tagonist from auy he '
has yet met, and, he considers Trickett
.a wo der, never haVing seen anything
im on the Water before. The
et, so that the
e bank is no
y conned ons,
ine, died very
. He had been
like
Doct
Thorne
month old, n
Pinne to its
the fo lowing
on a
fire
•
graph office and see
furt er orders. Th
but n coming out
late he was surpris
mot ve proceeding is.
tion at a good rate o
ploy
gine
the
in t
—An eighteen months old child of
Mr. arper, EsSeX. Centre, was marvel- 1. Wales," belobging to Mr, Jo n Ryan,
lous y near being killed on Thursday of j attacked 1 another, “sterterican Boy,"
last eek. As the f train approached. ownea by Mr. Roaayi, in the stable
the tation, the engieer perceived the' 1 where both Were pleated. The noise
littl one as he drew closer, clapping its i made attracted attention, bet efforts to
tiny hands vvith glee to see the iron aeparate the horses were without ste-
mma ter approaching. At onoe he sig- cess for Some time, :as "Pnnce of
nall d to put on the brakes, but he saw Wales" was loose and., the ether one
that the train could not be brought to a • tied, ana both in a single stall, so there
stau still in time to ,Bave the life of the was no room to get in bear them. At
chil . Quick as thought he mounted last, by standing in the next stall and
to t e round the engine, and rea-ching oyer the top of it, 1st. Roddy
was speedily on top of the cow catcher. managed th get the cannibal Out, which
The e he met -with an object which ; immediately proceeded back to its own
rated his huraene intention ; the stall. The injured animal was led
of the coweatchar were not wide , ont, vrheri it was at once seen that
gh to admit of standing room. : it could not liee, as the other. :horse had
e body Was Maus one con-
ast upwiards the -child
most perfeotly formed
sur eons lied ever eeen, The
us o ' the defohuities was the
external s c. 1 The 'hotly at the middle '
consisted thus! of the spinal cclumn end_
the skin, t ere being no abdomen. All
li
that the latter portion of the body
should ha e cOutained was in the SSC. : *
The child !lived only for -a short time, .
the doctorS making no attemPt to pro-
long its e qetence, and. the body is noW
•e -A few. days aeo to the "general ae-
livery" of the Termite posh office there -
came a man. The peePliae leek of ex-
pectancy on his visage clearly -showed.
- the "Old got try.' H gave his name, :
and the eagerl looked -for TtlihiSiVe was
handed him b the °Mal, 4At last 1"
be mu/burred, as he jPipfully -departed- -
the wicket, with a look; of angtesh on
his face, fted said that. in his anxiety to
read the letter he opened it at the door.
• He bed only got as fer as "My dear
the letter away beneath the feet of a
span nf carriage horses that were stand-
, ing on theletreet. Thejhorsee, after the
warmer ofi their kindel were stamping
impatiently, and prevelited hina from
i picking trail the °message from home'
i and earned it out of Ihis sight, The
i letter was ;directed to! Morris Everett,
t eight a.
mice of
gh the window, which was open frus
time, and struck the lady in the bars
. She naturally threw ber hand up enor.
to brdsh the insect away, but instead Nex moment the child was struck, eaten a hote ite /weir and side als
propelled forwara for a distance of most largl enaiugh to admit a patent
of doing so, by the action forced it into and
the orifie?ty. She then attempted to abou
extrieate with her fingers, but only stop
succeeded in forcing it further in. She I ()yea
remeined in this condition, suffering I trai
the greatest a.gorly from the movements eve
of the creature, until her husband ree mas
t eight feet. The train did not 1 pail and. exposing tbe bowels, Dr.
till the whole length had passed • Dann was sent for, but as .so -On as he
the spot , Then the engineer and • arrived he save that he could not 'do
hands -hurried back, expecting , anything, and acconifngly the horse
!tt
y instant to see the mangled re- I was killed to put it ont of its misery.
s of the little victim. But to ' American Boy was vaIued at $300.