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• tlil . ()f north
has been
iE)il, passed
reward, 012
.in: t. His
1i s relatives
sorrowing
iug to their
t ..Iessrs.
:erg rrive
..la. • (;'f last
aekee,t how..
1 011 more
e t utertaiu-
r see land
extrai: Fur
eat week.—
,r -€e lookie
'ut a couple
( t rhes and
tindance.--
:tants e°ttl-
;Ilt last Mr.
-ie got up,
". ee act of
aim st!'ien
day uight
purchased.
ion 011 Fri -
1411 the ail-
. i 011 the
4 promptly -
1 Eiilpluv'eti.
;ti`ied, pr, a_
rt
Carliug
11st Drew-
regia- he
Tuesday
laLw fixing
-t•r all ex -
!.f 14 ceuts
'lee i11 the
,ai11 street
G('; iry hlav is
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1.::, S1111da1 ;'
'Jays uext-
'eeel1es by
km A.Teitha-
f-'r of the
iie:ai tS' the
character
ad iu Ceti -
4(1,11e awl
1Li11 of that
..'ut.. gentle -
but as h•
a .r thein,
k- lteree t+,.'
cure the
€t'.itt;(I, tui.1
ley to 1,-r- ,
secure a
. when 11(:
''Kau IloSv1`,
tain:1 the
, village is
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a ILt,e1':it;
:xeter for
his de-
'_ a fanner
l: eat. autt
1t (den freru
.•i hber ie
t,. briue
Ta vi ' r
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'! tere(1 hi3
1iiti CiS4t:i-
alts, & N eat
ty'. 'farina-
,
Y s family,
1a the 1,r.,»
L:t; S11i.LlL
en tilt!
11 fag ti 't
U-1:10 tity'id
v parties.
L:artacter s
.:_ie ('11 a.
it )iit lw.trik.:
fastened
1. )ugh the
`ed off the
:LL' k ruce-
Mr. Mc-
t'etltraiia
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lust their
i frighten-
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TSIR EENTE YEAR.
WHOL NUMBER, 665.
EPTEMEER 3, 188
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Me BAN BROS., P
$ .50aYear, in
Ct,OTHING DEPARTMENT.
HILL BROTHEAS
can ma any gentleman that wants
A GOOD TWEED SUIT
AT A LOW PRICE.
vele can make a Suit that will snit the eye
and person.
Biala Snit Guaranteed a Perfect Fit. See their
$16 Scotch Snitings.
CLEARING SiN,LE
lira
OF.
AT
ILL BROTHERS'.
MAIN STREET, SEAFOI?TH.
AT ARE NOW OFFERING
AT GREAT REDUCTIONS
OUR LARGE STOCIt
OF
.Trfrivinings and Silk Ribbons, Laces,
Flowers, Feathers,
litiMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS.
LL AND GET A BARGAIN.
Remember -the Place—Opposite the Com -
HILL BROTHERS,
NEW FALL GOODS
MITH & WEST
0 ENING OUT NEVIALL GOODS
eelWe should be pleased to have onr customers
repare Goods purchased from us with those
ught elsewhere. We Mark Goods in Plain
11 Pres_
&Wag ft.g. Cash enables us to Sell Cheaper ' la Prairie, unt
t a any Credit business can afford to. Cour- i '
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the FALL TRADE, to vrhich they invite
• the attention of their friends.
INTS—Dark Pompadour in very
Choice Patterns. Also New Designs in Mourn-
ing Print s.
•
ESS gooDS—Are very hapa-
some, consisting of the Finest All Wool
French Pattern Cassimeres, Russel Cord,
Wanderings in, Mani
people - are looking to
at present, sOme withe
tation of settling there a
who have relations and frien
any information about that c
usually read with iriterest,
have made a trip through
and given the mattei some at
your columne, wiach will pre])
me from going over it to ek
vidual. We started rom Gad
July 19th by the : zanier I
along with 200 excur iOnietS
and aathe Beattie ompany
beataties of the north shore o
perior, we stopped at wil the
interest along tha s ore, and
time was given fo si ht seein
other places visite as the
Hotel, of which s m ch has lb
ten. However m ch it may b
and however bad 00 ing it
been at one time, t ertainly
fortable and res sec able bu,
present, and is su ro aded by
thriving village. ,suppose
other things, the
River to Red ock,la H
post. The scene on Ithits ri,
finest I have ever seeni. He*
with them two la ge birch be.,
and four half-br ed guides.
left in high. spirit , each one
by a cloud of mos uitoes that
to enjoy the than e ofi gettie
the thin-skinned Americans
the crowd of Indi ns ache co
landing to squat nd Smoke
We arrived at Du uth due
put our horses o boerd the
started. at once fo Fargo, wh
condition and hor es At for s
I then started est bu the
_four miles west of Fargo,
claimed to be the great whea
through the Dale maple Farm
smaller ones aro nd there ; b
look so well as had? expect
do -not strike a rso from
we were accustp ed Ito see
not more. in m y places,
18 inches to 2i ::t ini lengt
in late, it has rip s "oled o
looks thin on t e groa d, and
are short. Of our e,
wheat—at one 1 ce 8, miles
Wheat—there e some gt
Among the good nes, are
late of McKillo,p, w 'b has
acres of splendid whe t, but
whole country, do net thin
average over 15 ushels per a
say the crop vv badly da
hail about six eke before
broke all the 0 dow! glass
manfhad not t the glass
nailed up boa s instead,
been destroyed b a Braila'.
oba.
t man
anitob
s here,
rY
as
of i
oug
BON
tob
$ th
Metechaijoi
hav
g at
ite a,
mong
redit
eau
us t
no s
are
ite
a le
th
eac
an
s, an
goo
ent
eh
t
frie
so
as
o
on
lo
fro
ng put
ao
hea
me
spo
Rae
t 1
Th
ed
as
6f t
pear -
IS
1
a
111
We went fro
Paul and
then over the
nipeg. Very li
of the laud th
passes from G1
of it was sever
some of it, frO
present. This
Manitoba a pco
Minnesota and
of the Red Riv
wrong, as .the
takes the keve
and the edent
di
SO
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Fancy Staff Goods, and Black and Colored road is well se
Lustros in all the Latest Shades. Special and all along e t of
attention is called to our Trimining Silks and
Velveteens—Much admiredby the Ladies'. good as any pax of
ter in hand an
the flat land
have one drain
of constructio
to drain the la
passed a party
taking levels f
. marsh west of
a'e very short tim
will thus be dr
- EEDS—Uttion and All Wool in and the small
Very Fine and Medium Goods. hand by the
enterprise. T
ANTLE:_CLOTHS-- We show the roads in M
Boas very Nice Goods for Ladies' Mantles they are, with t
and niters. travel there is o
places wheret
more than a f
°Mel to
biaa bran
ugh which
don., With
, and last s
feet I under
late; rains,
op nion 0
six ;Miles
the iv
alota
ve tak
are !ping t
bilk, Emer
marsh we
BUrveyers
draiping th
ake Mani
es Will V
icipalities
surprise to
itoba are
er them.
deep, an
than 50 yards in wid h the
I too deep; and W en we co
1 one crossing where he t
isafest place, we ay well
t the roads are p ssable 'at
; done in the Pro -ince, even
a uumber
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s.
5,
11
d.
a fon
drivin
sewin
.k bef
rick a
orup 13
ne build
aeYkiniligaa
et wide
st visit
ridvaiTruist,?.
ipeg
his' the 016
the se
sticks
n wish
pull 1
reat de
re nin
tenet, al d
reigrier how
ard ft r1
ere tij,
ter
vlaaet: :at
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ff
to
ui
bu
ne
da
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wa
is w
ry,.
ce
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1
that
r ch
It I
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tl
Or
BO
it
he
wi
-five ile
hie
our of neaily 1-
ood land. To
re so m gvneetay
ee wet
ake
eing
to
The Gov
vItierrapord
rown thi
ty. The
141eSiau
of e Po
ause as
ad is th
he /at
Vinn peg,
ei
and.
ng th
ome
nto t
iffic
arta
rops
and
his
ee it
how
eopl
tand
eare
aps
pen t
bertaa
only 1
peopl
they
buys
have
costi
part
day
imna
and
acre
been
of W
mile
es an
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er
vet
in
rt
ini
al
utt
of
.NCY GOODS —This Depart-
raeat offers Special Attractions. Kid Gloves,
Le•Ceft,• Ribbons, Ties, Silk Handkerchiefs ,
and Rattan in endleSs variety.
APLE GOoDs—We show the
Best Brands ia Cottons, Ducks, Denims and
Shootings, and marked at the closest possibl e
advance on cost.
efore Purchasing your Fall Supply
of Dry ibloods look around and
Learn where you can get the best
vain e.
CO
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ar
pr
e is
doo
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Were: attention paid to all who wish to look we passed quit
t laugh. We do our best to discourage bantering, ; putting culve
ir
wring that the one price system is the only 1 places, whe
dry and become
a' first-class road.
patron- passa_ble one in
The city of
° very much sine
three years age.
the buildings '
Nearly all the
built of brick,
ft
We thauk oar friends for the liberal
s be:towed upon as in the past.
SMITH & WEST,
MAIN STREET SEAFORTH.
ts
qu
in
re
oo
hi
and gra;
is is do
te hard,
a dry
et seasa
ipeg h
y last
is muc
buildi
h costs
acuity
raC
to t
use
ee
der
11.
te
Po
er.
hey
nep
sit,
ree
et
1 per
g.
The
wint
land
crop
woul
tario
the s
took
som
and
Mou
fron
acro
• hors
whe
wine
win
new
Big
ther
settl
aecto
seas
land
all 1
to e
the .iver
the iver,
with stro
are plenty o
the banke
build'atll the
hia is
k piles,
On
me a
11
10
t.
lia
he
0
rcome by
20 feet long,
blo
of ton
to two
no •th
ips ab
he pee,
80.1 a
ar
art
e, if a
eela
the sa
The
th
the
rid
oes
ys
11
ld 134 pi
rein
+re In
for t.
per ac
01316 p
gli Thlk.:,
1
y be in
nearly
itil,gvetryt
re juet•
n dim
ballast
far: the
e II Siti II
W hen
th rt
got ttl
ea h
vie e
an rol in
ite on
h ie
d es
le
ass
miles
ie nort
r the
ee
Wens
lver
Eteit
true
ise an
aking
iene
et rear
spn
e Gov
n bon
w the
t ti
ows
it
se yo r !house in a
stakes, and you
plartnipg out a town,
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railway, whiab. has
two 'ears now west
co
to
an
OU
he
1 an
0
tr
ha
str
11
th
lacing an
beam the
dson Bay
k of very
ort, which
They are
five or six
feat above
nd west, of
et at my
ge sewers
over with
le of Win-
ound the
ant about.
long with
so rich it
place, and
e vehicles
the poor
ing vainly
it were
ets, which
w mostly
ter runs off
ing to a
t dry and
ne day, if
t in the
✓ the first
le, -the Bayi
th ough very
11:1 ents. The
11. east there
being so
succession.
1 ich is the
into Lake
al through
h the bay
which Mr.
over the
round the
e and the
tell us the
ortage, but
n will not
think they
-e this. The
a most at a
,11 not come
es and per -
at country
11 is un-
ent would
o st, and an
t uncertainty
and which
-obody who
hat he will
is in belt B,
e surveying
1
a
a
a
to
th
it
dri
spot
lai
is
nt
n.
it
11
1
at the eight
t the main
iron laid on
few ditch-
ies on the
inter, when
el it after.
Portage by
. McKenzie
eek. Their
ey say they
time in On -
ave been in
here. We
ssed through
is settled,'
f sand and
the left in
oose Head
oine, and in
out 12 miles
compoeed of
h takes the
places, and
emlock with
moved, the
r e. hill ort a
eia ered on the
relchof land as
meet. It is all
en done this
, some good
stones which
n deposited
ciers. Then
laud leading
ewan River,
wnHertoe
able stream,
ttom. There
tittered along
this. river to
ill be want -
vel near the
rom the size
ud, but sand
1. The land
a and full of
re surround-
s are nearly
h land. They
ained. Back
ts more level
ous, although
less ponds all
y. The sub -
a few small
ater is good,
he banks into
-est of Rapid
props. The
a long that in
arcely draw
,as as hard t
Witter in thos at Amherstburg.
many instances 1 per bushel.
we saw the fir t rg Echo says: The
country, althong by the boys along
are plenty of t nd is very sinaple
City is quite consists of a wad
railroad runs rough it, it will be a of .
city ; if not, it ill alweys be a good Went through the
town, 'as it is bla ked.by a, good oountry Ca ailway barb :wire
and has good aid wealthy settlers ell fe
around it, with grist mill, saw mill, in arb for five rods
as, the other Oven -
and all in full !swing. We travelled tn ft hanging.
around the country on both aides of the exist among the
distance, looking kr threshers in Tilb ry West. Horse
twice at Odanahc a po ere are put asid and steam powers
n lauded in the papers, ar doing a rushing usiness. R. Whit -
houses and one tent, ,, na n has at this ear y date realized over
miles north of Rapid 1*. Mathewso , treasurer of the
e aide of the river. fu d far the inonni
e of the best saw and to he' memory of
Northwest, a lot of G- nn 'by the deaf
olesale grocery with 75 vi ce, hes receive
covered with a; tent. pr ject.
where else. This is: a stantlY. The electr.c Iluid also struck after its b
for stock as well 'as 'St. 'Thomas, but
vetches and grass tlire injary.
l'aces the horse conld --The other day
through. In fact: it flew frem London t Strathroy iu ex- from Toro
o through as a field lof ac ly 4,0 minutes. Reaper an Mower pbrapany. Litt p Saskatchewan. :
can alweys find pod Peachee are likely to become a —Two drunken aoldiers in Halifax The Galt Reporter:I-complains of
ponds, which are in dr g in the market destroyed 01,000 worth of plate glass in rot plums inthat seetion. In -130
fed by springs. Here T ey are eelling at 0
running springs in the The Amherstlau
river fits well,
inexpensive. I
ottbn in each ee.
A,Ilock of shoe
ads. Southern
co, near St. Tho
ts df wool were 1
Bed feelings
neh I Evidently that .child., the
did not do mach has commrced i s ceeeer as a travel- thei
11 carrier pigeons ---Over).00 reapers, have been sent
to to Ireland by the Toronto bee
ireumstances of the e,aste, and
:usual energetie style, at onee
t to help the tinforaituate.
Miss Leslie, late of I Toronto, less
installed as distiict teaeher 'at
, I :understand, there
m further west. Rapid
large village. If the
ba
th
an
1111
river for Some,
land, and were
place eve had See
It contains I two
but it is only 4
village eighteen
City, on the aa
grist mills in th
,stores, one a W
tons of groceries
They :are puttin
lives Oepended
spruce lumber a
cleae at $35, gre
rather expensiv
:confident land h
in the village ex
cite Railroad o
sure wdn't go
City anyhow,
office hero, and
to see, this place
This Will also b
ed t
rive
of a
is to
aro
31118.
ed b
alw
can
fro
and
ove
soil
lim
spn
the ive
Cit Mr
myself,
land. I
miles ea
-from a
Ell °Jan
to b
for
has
soil
00 awn 1.1
be a up
ol hi
SC
ea
th
he
tha
s a
to
111
lo
ric
he
ur
te
11
er
ds
cti
ly
inc
es
with me,an-d
on of railway
section, three
taining wood,
o go back to
e entry appears
le is ug or a badger
m ch ranker and
theY get
road does
and evill
turtle fo
whic co
e rail
cross
abso
hame
tains
11
SO
up houses as if, their . A' private cab
$25 per thousenO feet; ja es Allan, of
n from the saw.1 It is Si Hugh and Ah
work, but they re all ria mber of the gre
peful, and eve Mall al t name.
his : lot, at least he is er n section No. 12e
They have the land ae re then sold by
11 land hunters have a d he has departe
befote they can oeete. e. His creditmis
a good town, w ether to, $760.
oadllor not, and if the Several years
b gliallah, Wei then was placed in
on I the north trail, aserer. No me
a g eat deal s been held sine
We called at information.
Six young obl,
ed at the Ot
Emote. They w
e time, pursuit'
d accustoming
nutty before en
—Within the te
unds of milk,
eaanery 1,270,0
re made 965 p
,000 pounds of
nki: to keep tho
ciliation, thusl
the Canadian P
hotel keep°
sliest dog ever
ara and three
ed,i and only wet
netts. It is a p
d was bred by C
n, London.
--The annual
ou rat, held on El
rge crowd of vi
e Students. Th
dent Johnst
he funeral of Mrs. J`ohn. Payne, ple prese
ba died at Gelato, Essex county, on —A ge
attirday, took p ace on Monday, at a friend
orth Ridge. The corpse had swollen various II
Much that oirthe way to North Ridge of land i
e eoffin broke Gwen, and it was with Already
reatest diffidulty that the funeral the origi
rv ces could be conducted. fused to
-aA man who goes by the name of such mo
°trick Kelly, was arrested at Flesher- interest,
aud brought to Mount Forest to ap- desire t
land, especially
white mad river
stone an4 894W
some of the b
been My lot t
put in late.
Of them to th
I arrivedrit
fied, and ea
Before con ln
WordS regard'
management
powers that.
the infer
the Nort
ernment
the coun
ati
WeB
ins
ry,
to prevent pe p
and if it over iS
rst pay the
ge money of
ountry,
e finds
eld by
e goes
hrough he
ravels for w
/listed and
akes poor la
(Joked at wh
ota, which
laces by p
ruce. The
United State
they' have n
get any lot tl
roads genera
whereas in t
ents preced
00 miles, an
ry, however
le Mountai
riots, which
inee, is one
eat, and a
aye been lo
hey eorild.
emoved the
nd they ha
lse as yet.
auks are ret
'n disguet,
imo and mo
opea. Som
will be open
reti4n from
and. cart be
whatever pi c
are aot prep
order from
conepicuous
will not recoe
any shape.
and my stat
by thousan
from sad ex
tr
fo
1
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f Wet
f the
Glad -
seems
appy. He shoWed us ri
vegetables it hale ever F
ee, igthough they were so
is gOing to send some a
xhilAion at Winnipeg. e
for ome.
ing,rI must say la few 1
the Universal dissatis- t
f the public lands by the C
that I could gather in 6
hat the Dominion Gov -
d of trying to settle up e&
doing all in thei* power a
a go d country, it will c
their bungling. They f
olte oe part of th pass- .0
e emigrant from he old i
on to the west where P
ors, or taken up unless y
o hundred. mil -West d
fit of roads. Tiler ' he o
pigis
pec
bou
11
y weeks until he
ne opt, then he
d that he would n
n he first started
t a and goes over
is half settled i
o le from Hur
t difference bet
arid grants and ours is, e
is vacant, and the rail -
precede the settlements,
Northwest the settle -
the railway by nearly
this over bad roads.
and Souris RiVer dis-
a
isidis-
either
t have
0 a-
s me
n and g
a
11
the shop wendows on Hollis street, the
other night.
—The shipments Of live stock -from
Montreal last week were 1,219 cattle
and 4,124 abeep, against 1,842 cattle and
2,628 sheep in the previous week.
—A factory, for the purpose of reduc-
ing tallow to a state At to be shipped to
Europe, for the Manufacture cf stearine
and oleomargarine, is about to be estab-
lished in Montreal. ;
— The Manito
insect about five
house pest—has
where one of the
—The DepartMent of Railways so-
licits tenders fo the supply ' of six
ent to be erected snow ploighs, six wing ploughsaand
the late J. B. Mc- six flangeris for u e on the Pacific Rail -
11 utes of the Pro- way in Manitob (bring the coming
0122 towards ; that winter.
—Mr.
a horse -fly ---a black
lines the size of our
ppeared in London,
was found gnawing
egram, received in
the death of Mr.
lasgow, brother of
rew Allan, and a.
t steamship firm of
chard E. Cranfield, an Old
It
resident o Hamilton, ana for 17 years a
teacher ienthe C ntrel School, died at
his residence in ittleton, Colorado, on
the 17th inst. M . Cranfield taught the
Littleton Public oho' for the past 3
years.
wford, school teach- —The Steam City of Winnipeg,
ruce, bought goods, which left Owen Sound for Duluth on
them. The goods Friday last, had on : board 150 cabin
=for ready money, passengerse coneisting mostly of a
for tbe land of the large partiy from England, in charge
hold notes amount -
o a Board of Trade
alkerton, and , some have been emplo ees, in the large Agri -
the hands of the cultural Implement Manufactory of
ting of the Board John Wateon, are Making arrangements
, and the people are for the puachasel of the Arkona Foun-
the money and ask- dry. It isa said. tb be a good section for
the foundry business.
priests have ar- —Mr. Chas. Fairbairn, Reeve a of
awa College from "Verulam, ta township in the northern
remain there for part of Victoria comity, will have 1,500
theological studies, bushels of bright barley to sell this sea -
themselves to the son also 1 000 bushels of oats, 500
ing upon their work buthels of wheat and 150 tons of hay,
to say nothing ofi thirty head of fat cat -
weeks ending the tle, and three teams of horses.
re were delivered at —On Thesday last week, while the
reamery 1,250,000 wife of Robert Stewud, 5th concession
at the Walkerton of Peel, was driving' the reaper, the
pounds. Out Of this_ horses ran away, throwing her on the
ages of butter and table andebreakieg her ankle ; one of the thi ' ease the market
eeee. guards ran through her arms, her donble benefit. It d
e firm of Buchanan clothes arid hair were torn off, and she woMan qualities sho
s patented a eimple was otherwise badly and probably fatal- possessed, and it rewa
he top of railway ly injured. - by turning it into mon
water • in. constant —Grave rumors are in eircalation ustice Gowan, of
preventing it ' from respecting the treatinent of children at a long retrospective,
of them will be used the Reforinatory School at Penetangui- that of thirty-eight 3
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of Capt. "yatt, in search of horaes
—Three gent emen from Ayr, who
inst
fac
ord
the
este
day
Dee
Dea Boomer, of Loud
Over 18 exeursio
pl over the Credit V
main line and bran°
month, all reported as beipg
it is to be hoped the naPloyees,
not have to sttike work again for b
lazes half the crop iSi. lost.
Mr. Turnbull, of the :Galt knitt'
r of 84 pairs of knit drawers
Jaunted Police 3 g4e.
Miss Davidson, for Many years
to in the 80th e- of her
lley, 'nein
' I inside of
The inew iron brit
summer. Was
last week by passing ov
ton
tea
wa
not
11
ng
er
or
et
en
ng
at-
nd
,erected this
everely tested
it a load of
ht of the enema -es! veight of 7 -
s of horses and 4 :very he vy
on. There was sonale vibration, nt
g of any importa ee perceive le.
it
of t eir spring wheat, saleiy to get rid.
of heir straw, whiclii -they thou ht
wo ld not pay for the lObor of cut 'iag
and drawing off, the blight having en-
dered it so rotten that lit is not likely
thei cattle would eat it, 41.141 the grain in
it 1 ould not pay for the labor' ot
The following 113 ani example of
wh t may be done by industry and
eco ortay in the shape Of accurctula ing
fon dry at Elora,, died i Bratnpto
the 13th ult. of intermit nt fever.
in the space of tle' teen years
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e and saved $8,0001: y the hammer..
he time of hls dea S. he was w4rth -
The Paris Transc
in hat town, the own
foerth of an aero of ga
ow unaided labor 1
en 'ugh fruit and vege
he at the market jn
eea
au
Ma
At
ars
on
e-
t tells of ea lady
r of about ne-
se, who, by her
eeaeon re. -_ea
blies off it to net
$62 in ard
eall thrift. In.
'veloped in his
,Ilidn't know she
fled her industry
parrie, in taking
eers of judicial
'dem of the
vee more el
life
in Windsor has on Morgan. Was so inhumanly treated by
d specimen of the one of the anarda that he died from the
nown. It was two effects. At'inost searching enquiry into
ontlas old when it the working of this institution should
lied two and a half be at once set on foot by the Govern -
Parish, of Keesing- —A grand Retorm demonstration was
held last Ftiday at Ancaster, in South
ernes and. harvest Wentwor
SI
a
1
The cars
exhibit for
Winnipeg o
spent an acttv
ministrY 1111
a§ Peterboroka
:advanced ag
I was twice
of eight son
tive during
the county
sheds of Mr
were struck
together wi
of about 5
bushels of
about 30 to
Addison Tu
had. a. hois
the corner
alongside o
singularly e
and, after s
off, struck t
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south of the lAs
orth of the AM
he best countrieS i
at many are holdin
n, d thousands w
ed t ere this stein
ut the Government
d office from Eine on,
o ads of people of all
nnig from that
ce, have spent
y, only to find
en the office will be
ho seem to knoW say it
soot as the Miniaters
gland, and the only way
d now is by squatting on
you went, whit
is is the true
f others, who c
ienee. Yours, 86
er
ini-
can
the t
off
uld
er if
has
section
alu able
at no -
le many
ce of an
sted in
at they
ghts in
borated
n speak
anada.
oroeto Exhibit on, le
Sanderson, site* having
and useful lif+ in the
Methodist Chuech, died
h a, lew days age at the
of 85 years. Deceased '
ried and leaves family all, that will b
--A few days Lego an unknown man
cleave to the Eiger... House of Industry in
hIuggy, and stated to the keeper that
e had in the v:01 ele a child but a few
oars old and father vouchsafed the in -
e owned a farm some
had come into the
vious night, the unhap-
e name he, said was
ft
res
day at the Model every pa,
ere attended by for the p
ors, who enjoyed the opportun
well contested by sion of t
prizes were present- Blake, le
lls, waisted by ex- Oppositi
ment.
ea* before the Magistrates, on a charge
f havieg stolen cattle from different
'es, afterwards disposipg of them at
.He plead d guilty and was eom-
ed for trial. at next aesizes. .In his Society a
azt named My es, who was also ar- 24th ult,
nce Kelly II implicated saother flying col
law in al
heading
also took
School i
of which
John, N.
to sal:
lin lag a
fou
duly ai
gaemen
he got t
ag
ri
of
ro
piece
or chair
r al
sista
trodu
ar
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lr
it
successf
h, which was successful in
ular. The pic-nic was held
ose of giving the electors an
ty of listening to an expres-
e views of the Hon. Edward.
der of I Her Majesty's Loyal
n in the Dominion Parlia-
here were four thousand peo-
tleman in Montreal informed
few days ago that he held in
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efts
ab
pr
an
fo
tio
,act that habitual :drinakenness
m at invariably keds to the eo
Three of the ham tes of the W
lo County Poor Ho Se passed
la ely. John Sippel lid Harvey
on Monday night. pel was 72
of any, and a
ti rsburg. Ho
,eats of age
bo V Quebec. H
for a short ime,
the -
ton.
es which came befo
e to the 11136 of int
'vided under the sh
he every day pore
at he has Obeli b
or another, the ettlenate eon ee-
between drunken '6•11, and critae--
al-
mis-
ace-
ly
one
age, a 'native of Ge
0 resided in Pet'
a young man 25
a in the Province
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ter -
way
ow -
eat
one
Davi
and
Wag
mes -to- less than 25,000 acres° ' an y in the - institutio' i
e had been offered - six Mines ..ptar house. He hail° d. from Kin
al price of the loztaa, but re- II steadit was in his- Vat year a
ell. He freely -admitted that -fo, in'er resident of Re ';ea.
-Opolie were not in the public, . , Last Friday nig it Hamilton
d st ted that he would not 'vieinity were visitedw thoneof the most
see -Iany other person so te rifle ;storms seen fo.:. Years. Fl Ales
in grabbing these lanas as.. of ightning lit up the isle in ever Ai -
and
arry t Hell, of Luca'', has o e in Saltfleet and t e other in 'East
passed h's exa illation before the Law .1' amboro, were struc : by lightnin and
Osgo de Hall, Toronto, with b rued to the ground with their hole
rs, and was admitted on the co tents. Som.e half; dozen dwbiling
to praetise as an Attorney -at- }lenses were struck fii4di clataageO, al -
the cones of this Province. thpugh not consunied i some of the in -
has been very fortunate in his na tes being stunned, but no lives are
ving passed four out of five re ortea lost. The etorm in its fury
mations without an oral-, la te&about four hoe*. 1
he list on two occasions. He Mr. James 8. Madk, of GUelph,
special. honors at the Law w ile driving through!' MOunt Fo Ieet a
1877 and. 78, in consequence fe days ago, accidentally ran o ,er a
he had his time shortened e la. He very promptly return for
t e purpose of ascertOning what injury
11-kno street broker in St. if ny, was inflicted, an I found. th t the
oe unhurt On
BA had n ither
d deal of personal property, le
one aoleoinl.a osputcehd
relatives in the country h
ceased. gentleman's brother h manity on the part, of Mr. Ma. k, is
fumbling in the pockets ale the more praise orlthy, fro the
which came to him in this f •t that he has alre dei a family of his
t a piece of paper between the o n. It is to be hop al that his little
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-4Toronto is rapidly beComing the
en re for the assorting of cattle and
he p for exportibg to the Old Country.
he cattle are firs§ shipped from vari-
us ports to Totato, and those' beasts
which. are stro g and healthy, and
Mph fiat a ready sale in. the English
a*kets, are picked out and seat on to
oetreal and Quebec for shipment.
he others are eold to local buyers,
o. who is known all over the w,orld as
he "Bee King," has now the finest and
oat extensive a eiary in the world.
ie apiaries, or bee farms, are managed
n the improved and most scientific
riaciples—the fruit of many years
azeful study. They contain Italians,
nd of Cypres , the first ever import -
and Holy b e$ from all parts of
a estine and yria,, selected by Mr.
ones himself, ad. brought safely to
hits Oountry at la enormous expense.
r, Jones inten s ma,kieg an exhibit at
he Toronto In ustrial Exhibition this
a credit to Canada.
nd daughters.
was unusually destrue-
eek in
rns and
burned,
storms of last
Elgr 'The b
bushels of wheat, 600
s, a quantity of barley,
of hey, reaping Machine,
ws, cultivators, harrows, Wilson, being itt that tmforttmate con -
000., No insuraeoe. Mr. ditima, a mother Jut not a wife. The
ll, of South Yermouth, keeper, on inspection, discovered lying
illed. Lightniag ,struck in the bottom of he vehicle a buffalo
`the barn, passed down
01118 wheat straw, which
ugh escaped taking fire,
horse and kill d it in -
Ormation that
wle miles bey
arid on the pr
y mother, who
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robe evidently enelOsing some object,
but ha.ving no authority he neturally
tefueed to reeeiye the fatherless found -
and his viai or drove away. Six-
teen miles with n twenty-four hours
011
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tle fellow was ul
rning that the poo
but no ill. His heir' sent his clothes fa her nor mother, h
na and brought
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ed by the late owner of the —On the 24th of igust ol men,
He came to town and Edward MoKa.y, r eident of Ding -
resented the cheque at the W'1 od township, brae. Led his la,s hav-
t was es good "as wheat," and g absolutely starve h'enself te eath.
e money. . McKay, who wa ;a old Mall of 73
ost pitiable case of destitution y ars, for some time ihes been la ring
light min Lendon, a few days : u der an apprehenei n that hi wife
. A English emigrant family ar- a d three children wbuld sta ve to
ed irl the city about the middle of . a ath from want, ail ender this delu-
ly, their vvhele wealth being $4. Half sion he commenced
this as paid in rent for a wretched o der to provide for t
m ha
AS
r wo
ung
thei
vere
Be
laded
an old tumble down house, the
g $2 was all the family had to r
n, as the man failed to get It
hey heel not a single article to
the house. Not a bedstead or
piece of bedding, not a table , t me of his death he Itoad Daft
and slept. on the bare floor. veiled upon to taste inY kind of
ouple of Weeks had passed the
confined, and without the
of any one a fine baby was
ed upon the scene. N. neigh -
an happened to hear one of the
ra Bey; they had "a new baby"
house,:antl went in and dis-
how things stood. A midwife
for, and the little stranger at -
o. The ladies of the Women's
Asseciation were informed of
tarving himself ha
eir future wants.
wenty-seven days fore his death he
fused food entirely -kir four dam at
e end of which. tine- he was i dur,ed
eat a small piece o bread a, ut an
eh square. Since then. up the
g the whole of hi aelf-impo d fast
a pf er 43w:
e drank water ince gently up
Mutes before his ath. 'Mr. clizey
as an old and highl respected ttler,
ho was straightfo mid and rupul-
usly honest in all transactions. He
as in easy cirou tancee, be• the
one any incumbran land he 'd not
we !may men a cent. i
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