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three
Etaking
ray for
or two
have
Y with
d Mrs
draw_.
to say
nese.
go for
is have
lenders.
ve that
L" men -
sits are
stories
L8° Ur.
along
Sur-
onongh
Mead of
ld
& hog
F terms
ver lies,
with-
rrouud
actable.
dd, and
[ think,
• mer
Suaans
t quer-
' much
• The
grain
an - en-
ie is alt
uses the
it Was
ground
ridges
>at ap.,
ild indi_•
>to the
mai the
ng upon
ring it,
It is the
ranee of
%vers of
weather
punt of
Lr. John
conCes-
arrived
[la. He
'Lich he
lost $.
or two
hes trip
sixteen
>y snow
.rs and
of it.
ruantity
ion. He
sill take
d cattle,
simmer,
Ldgment
Iatthew
,adbtrry,
as cone
is the
He has
charge,
th, and
sa. Hitt
pleased
,y- with
sever, be
power of
already
rproated,
weather
hat the
has not
there is
pretty
tared at,
ng wood
But our
:Gross a
pretty
ate, they
Ip or he
One day
evewood.
that or
rownloe,
ging and
1 which
leful ap-
i:i home
s visit to
,at he is
anadan
lo ua at
charge.
, harm-
t draw -
d if the
re not
heeding
8 are as
-mpbell'T
-t, has a
f which
1 Mr. T.
ourteen.
How
,weather
a oanae-
ring. -A
a lot of
of this
ads and
:Ram,ble€I
nes:Seim
LEssist in
'fie hands
timbers
and R.
d called
places,
snd the
wilding.
Rielly
in -chief,
)-r a good
heaving,
aces and
k., as not
reet Side
ors. As
scee
t�he first
8 cona-
P in his
sept art
d every-
no one
ch credit
fir. As a
Ls a cots --
id gives
Caber of
Cry ways
s toil to
a jolly
I deny.
FOURTEENTH YEAR.
WEOLE NUMBER, 699.
StAFOQR H, FRIA.
isimismimmiamino
NEW DRESS GOODS
OPENED THIS WEEK AT
SMITH & WEST'S.
THE ONTARIO HOUSE
SEAPORT -
We have just seeured the Finest Lot al
Kammer Dress (foods Ever Offered in
Seaforth.
All Wool Cassimeres,
All Wool DeBeiges,
All Wool Serges,
All Wool Buntings,
Fancy Checks.
NEWEST SHADES.
CLOSEST PRICES.
The McKillop Cheese Factory
Controversy.
To t1 . Editor of the Huron Expositor.
SIR : In last week's, number "A Share
-
holde of Walton Cheese Factory" wrs
-as if I slandered them in my last, bit
he di not point out the slander in my
letter, and I think he is .not a share-
holds at all, for none of the thirty
whom I am acquainted with.wonld be
so not uthfnl as he is. He is like the
Irish an whom I saw drunk a short
time algo. He fought with half a dozen
and then shook hands, and said he
wished peace all around. "Sharehold-
er" wishes to fight Mr. Hill, Mr. Morri-
son, merchants and collectors, and then
says, as he sobers off, he wishes to live
at peace with all men. Why not tell
the truth. Mr. Hill knew nothing about
my last letter, nor this one either, and
I didof say they ought not to build a
factor. , nor as far as I know Mr. Hill
said n thing against it. I only objected
to Mr. McTaggart canvassing for milk
two and a half miles beyond the Win-
throp ;cheese factory, and on the route
they have let, patrons will send milk
eleven and a half miles to Walton where
a halt mile would send it to Winthrop,
all because'Mr. Hill would not engage
Mr. IYcTaggart as cheese maker. Now
they offer nine cents for every ten
pounds of milk, and- pay one and .a half
dollars a trip for drawing. Counting
the average as the same as Winthrop
got from Walton shareholders last sea-
son, it will cost two cents- a gallon to
draw ! on this route. Mr. McTaggart
says the nearer the bone the sweeter the f r
meat, intimating that near Winthrop a
the milk is better than at Walton. He a
ought to know. For "Shareholder's" th
scion a int o
co
�e
es
fir
90
ho
be
On
re,
ab
fitsiderable be
danger. T -h
r as can be j
aping from th
to the thatch
, having got
e, made the
ng in the barn
miles away,
fire,, and retur
house censu
ult. The lo
ckerline, s he
e expense in
en he is a out
b
11
he meets ith
o s turned ut
s had ate
a other hon , b
as it should ie.
be ng taken up f
ed something h
as all his seed
W. Cockerline's
h ar the subacri
th ng good, 7insi
rom a p va
former resident
the
T
tere
sple
Or
Thi
leas
oun
ave
.00
c: 'ted near
N+rth West
fo lowing i
h: ve had a
st rmy wea
w rk out.
c Iiutry, at
eft your
a -o, and I
j - weight si
n:•ver enjoy
q ite` a la
ere are
uare of t
settlers, of
and
'c ring
h.
wi
8ho
dna
.Lan
eh
•
•
inform I may say t W thr p
only drew milk one and a half 'smiles
south: of Winthrop the first year, and
has never gone more than half ways to
Seaforth yet, and Walton has a right to
come?half ways to Winthrop. ''Share:-
holder" boasts they can run a factory as
well as merchants or collectors. I know
of no!collectors running factories. Pro-
bably' "Shareholder" will tell us what
he mans, if he understands his own
LADIES! Do Not Forget tories
mlue our letter. I think they can run it better
Goods before you make your Purchases . than :merchants, for no merchant ever
thought of having a cheesemaker to
give a thousand dollars security, as they
are dping, and then buy milk at nine
cent
it at
mak
seen
is m
ton.
The Brice was made before Walton was
talked about. As well might he say all
the Surrounding factories were making'
cheaper on that account. The Walton
shareholders do not - think themselves
as able 'as merchants,` for they wanted
SHITH 8& W ST ! a merchant from Seaforth for salesman,
and came within one 'of it, and they!
have a merchant for treasurer. Why, t
not tell the truth again by their actions.,
Again, "Shareholder" says they are !I
agreeing well. He surely must have a
Ivery disturbed home, for a shareholder
told me they had a big fight about
the salesman, and another told me they
disagreeing about where the fac
is built. Now for the truth again.)
re waiting to see how they- get
, as Mr. Hill has offered to sell
Straw Hats for Ladies.
Straw .Hats for Gentlemen.
Straw Hats for Boys and Girls .
Straw Hats for Children.
•
1 1
.
:d b
ge
mor
elv
gle men,
op this s
res for ea
o r village
b acksmith
want a sho
a
0
a
0
a
a
fi
e
s
s
a gallon and the directors pay for ', c
is expense. The shareholders will fi
out of the cheesemaker on this ' y
ity. "Shareholder" says Winthrop
king cheaper on account of Wal ! f
Why not tell the truth again. r
Campbell's Block, Seaforth.
SILL BOS_
c
splendid
work.
nerally a
so looked
ways glac
.d out w
orld. I ave
perience f t
0 thing ° been
me not. The w
bad as they are
rtainly very csld
e and dear i
ars has ;beet
.
0 usual, and cert
r grain ra.sin
ads, or rat
fled, are Som:
raring my (trip
hen the wage
alk for miles
• d now and t:
. ere I met qui
.rth and l;iur
ell and doi
inking of co
ould say bom
eehow they li
person wlllin
nythingg there
ad and at goo
er month' wit
nd the countr
ay
or
t
i
T
r
r
e
ti
f
1
rn1
ti
h4
APR
L 29, I881 ! —WITH SUPPLEMENT.
MOLEAN BROS., Publishers:.
$1.50 . a Year, in Advance.
ay, in ignorance of
ed, was
ove pipe
Bund th
early
and st
short w
notice:
g at on
use of he fire, a
by a spark
and settin
roof. Th
to go from
arted, after
Nile ; wh e
the house
e, he foun
d, with ' the abov
ells heavy on Mt.
s been t consider-
ing a st rt,. and just
receive ome bene -
is loss. The neigh -
nee and with three
-on tho `ground for
aturda3
ere is a
im, and
MC w
n, also t
, was consumed_ I
ns amodnt to some -
ng the Country.
letter
his oou
age of
ory, we
g extt
This is
cubscriptiop
it is expect -
ll be given,
e grain for
d wince;
t a person could not
a very healthy
o I have found it.
y a little' over a year
gamed over 20 pounds
o ing here and have
tt� r-healtl. We have
settlement here, and
oming. Within ;a
11 ilea there are about
om ful.y half are
ere will be put in
average of about 20
have two stores In
alk of i a third ; a
factory, and
h. There s
o get plenty
now a'weekly mail,
Wo behind time, and
anxiou ly. We are
to re sive the papers a d
at is . `doing in the out r
over a yea 's
and have' in
Inted and in
e not.nearly
be, although
as a rule,
mer for t*o
ritten by a
sty now lo-
hoal Lake,
make the
acts : We
, very little
s
111
w
a
W
a d pump
er eery mut
e or one
v
r
now had
e h ountry
isappo
enters a
said to
' they a
Phe sur
1
f
were
tory
We
alon
OUR MILLINERY 0!PER I N G anytime to a company the last •three'
Was a Grand Success, our Show Room b sing
er.wded Every Day. The Stock in this De part -
meat is very complete. We are Showing all the
Latest Styles in
HATS AND BONNETS,
All the New Trimmings and a Beautiful A s sort-
rneat of Flowers, Feather(' and Laces.
Ladies should see our Mill nery"before pu rehas-
ln.
IN OUR DRESS DEPARTMENT I
Ws are doing a Large Trade. Our 10 cent line of
Fancy Dress Goode is nearly all sold out .
Good Lines at 12f cents, 15 conts and 20 cents
per yard.
Colored Silks from 48 tante to 75 cents per yard
—the Cheapest Goode in Town.
ORR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
years, and we may buy if Walton does,
not take all the milk. Yours, etc.,—'
PATRON.
always ahead, and the Immense Demand fox
BLARNEY TWEED suits still keeps n p.
From Manitoba.
Mr. Thomas Hogg, who left Wroxeter
for Manitoba a few weeks ago, writes
r as follows : "On arriving at St.
iface I at once made tracks for the
ht shedsand had a hearty hand -
de with John Donley, formerly of
Golirie, who has been employed in these
buildings for some time. The next
morning (Saturday) I crossed over into
Winnipeg and called on W. H. Paulin
ansome more of my Wroxeter friends,
wh� are all doing and looking well. I
next saw my friends Yeo and Haddock,
why are doing a rushing auction busi-
news on Main street. I also fell in with
Th mas Clutterham who was glad to —Thebe are no
met me. My next step was to see the House of Refuge
pl ee where poor Thomas Scott fell and 1puilding s capabl
for this purpose secured the services of +. ore.
a elf -breed, who pointed out as near —Twol farmers
e could the place where the soldiers
od when they fired, but the place is
no as much as marked. It does not
sp ak well for r his Orange brethren that
they do not attempt to mark the spot
in sone way. The new draw bridge
over the Assiniboine isjust opposite the,
pl:
tit
ve
bac
Bor
fr•eil
she.
The Best Tweeds in the World are the Blarney 13
and can. be seen in this Town ONLY at OTI1 E -s-
GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.
Complete Stock :of Gents' Furnishings and
Fancy Goods on hand.
.!i
Or
th
t
n
e
e
n
g
In
•
re
yther wet, which is
�ly very unfavoralle
t some seasons t e
trails, as they
ug fearf#1 with m
. ; EWinni�apg last f
,as loaded, I had
oalad above the -knees
n o the waist. While
number of old Sea-
esidents, all looking
ell. To any one
;1 to the, Northwest, I
.alt for 'a season
t before locating.
turn 'his hand
plenty Of work to
re
d.
11,
to
e
t
is
•
•
The Prince,
mbark at Liv
9th or 26th.
—A case of
ecently shipp
reslau-, Gera
—A farm Of
ownship of
ays ago fpr
—Mr.
me, is s'.
elonging
—Mr.
annheit
arm to h
—Mr.
uthbertf
.D.pri
—The
'Ventwor
jority,�wi
from.
9
Grp
Ca
3d
an
1
water mit. a
through �' h
— Mrs.
in-law of Si
suddenly of
her resident
D
Pacific Sy
43rd trip
time in a W
York.
— The
forwarde
jesty the
next birtlid
ed atQub:
—Bur
Williamson
other night,
of kid glpve
ostrich feat
—Six the
ly been rem
Toronto to
tween the
Legislatij'e
—Mr.
Mitchell far
miles south
sum of $12,
farms in th
—An! age
P. Billipgto
a longer ter
tomary Wit
days ago ag
—Hamjilt
this week.
of 10 per be
and. was
300 moiil
—Mess',
have rec
James S n
West W 1
100 acres 75 cleared, for $5;000.
—Busiiie:s is so encouraging on the
Credit Va!ll:y Railway at Ayr that they
are under!
an extra 1
lying one ,
—Mr.T
himself n
street Co
is lying �e
Yorkville
doubtful.
—Josef
! the late I
whom th
died at S
was inter
on Mond
—The
demic an
on the rai
said to h
with the
in that c
—It is
unknown
about 25
in towns i
and borin!,
On the be
—Andra
township
had his b
stroyed b
of the fit
To
to
be
ages, from $20 to $30
ard. I! like the work
Tu.
ads.
1,
11
ra
1,0
a, s
ort y t•
to t' e c
Jab b
n, ate
is n L
.� th
on y•
nary at
Scott
bh count
bh aifew
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTEL
as
at
ce and there will, in a very short
e, be an immense traffic over the
spot where poor Scott fell.
innipeg is a very pretty city and her
prospects have been materially increas-
ed by the Pacific Railway ,scherne,
Ttvo hundred houses have been erected
dnring the past month and over 400
more will go up in the next four weeks.
Beard is from $4,50 to $5 per week and
the prevailing price of liquors is 100 per
glass. Just now it is quite fashionable
to
have a heavy cold, but the older
sidents say that, taken the year
land, the ciby is very healthy. Bnt
ve us from Winnipeg mud it is
most impossible to get it off your over
othes or boots with a brush. It sticks ournamen
like grease, and the muddy roads are as is expec
greasy as any butcher shop floor. tournamen
heir! flobks by
ody of an inf
raphed
fty-fhltw
ion !for
onnty
eek, a
estm
at
ye
day
rs a
rst t
o.
Ho e ha
ician to
the
ail.
telspl
nat
buiae
1 for
adian
a
•
Ca
Qn
s expected to
amide, on May
[
tree seeds :Was
oronto firm to
ares ryas sold in the
by auction a few
"arroll” of Biddulph
e malried to a girl
' of London.
$chwe tzer, Sr., of
lleo, sod his 200 acre
+ills for $14,000.
$(rtson son of Rey. G.
ing, has passed his
'ictoria College.
t was defeate
04
d ` overbalanced and fell
le in the ice.
ugh Macdonald, dans ter.I
John Macdonald, died very
eart disease on' Friday, at
George street, Toronto.
ncan McIntyre, of I the
dicate, has just made hie
cross the Atlantic. 1 Thie
ite Star steamer, via New
adian ladies' address filo be
r presentation to Her Mal
en, on the occasion of her
y, is being extensively sign -i
entered the store of J. D.
ee Company, Guelph,the
an carried off $150 worth
, Silk handkerchiefs and
ers 3
sant). volumes have recent-
ved from the library at the
mal 'School and divided be.
Agricultural College ant
ibraries.
n MoRuer has bonght the
on the Gravel Road two
of Ayr, 150 acres, for the
. This is one of the best
t section.
mare, belonging to Mr. J.
, of Dundas, which serves'
of usefulness than is cuss
the equine race, died a fev
d 36 years.
n moulders were on strike
A demand for an increas
t. was made on the bosse
efused, and between 200 an
s quit work.
Robert and Thomas Rigg,
tly purchased' ' from N.
one of the best farms iii
ams, lot 14, cbncession ' ,
in
ollin places to hear
by rut 600 ma -
70 inmates in the
at trathroy. The
of holding as any
in the township of
eighty aheep from
athecrir exhumedj7 the
and had it photo-
last Guelph had been
e was cut fifty-four
Deaf land !Dumb and the
•
e
Taylor and giving his description it was
discovered that Bingham was
and he was arrested at the inst
Miss Carr's parents, and pleade
to the charge.
—Last Sunday adorning St. A
Church, Quebec, caught fire, an
it could be extinguished the
was injured to the extent of
The organ, which Dost $2,300 i
stroyed. This church is presid
by Rev. Dr. Cook.
—An old resident of Dresdf
that in the spring of 1843 the
did not start the plow until the'first of
June of that year, and that see ng was
not- well through with until the middle
of the month, and • yet they had an
abundant harvest. !
ned by
with a
fists for
rom St.
ae con-
ith the
meeting
he -Me-
he necessity of laying down_ !
ing. Th `re are many cars I while the mixed train on the
loading an unloading. ! I Railway was shunting a car
W. Handford, who made horses belonging. to Mr. C.
orious while pastor of Bond horse dealer, it got );Dose and
regationall church, Toronto, i great force. against some of
y ill at his residence in throwing the horse down in
His recovery is considered 1 breaking the legs of . one and
Hamilton, the eldest son oft —Wm. Sheppard, Esq., of E
er Hunter Hamilton, after is the possessor of a ewe which
.1ity of Hamilton' was named, of weeks ago gave }girth to a is
Cathiarines on Saturday and I very remarkable occurrence -abut the
cid in the Burlington cemetery .� strange part is still to come, or was
Taylor,
ance of
d guilty
Idrew's
before
wilding
10,000.
as de-
ad over
n says
farmers
—The contract has been si
the Newfoundland Governmen"
syndicate of New York capital
the construction of the railway 1
Johns to Notre Dame Bay. TI
tract is similar to that made R
Northwest Syndicate.
—At a soiree and literary
lately held in Ayr, in aid 'of t
chanics' Institute, Rev. P. MoF. Mc-
Leod, of Toronto, James Young, Esq.,
M. P. P., and several others addressed
the meeting. Over I $60 were realized
for the benefit of the Institute. I
— Mr. G. A. Chase, writing ; to the
Galt Reformer,' criticizes shar
general management of the Ga
tral School, making special me
the bad ventilatio over-orow
class rooms, and the curet
amount of work regiired of tea
— A prize fight with gloves,
ly . the
It Con -
tion of
ding of
sonable
hers.
or $120,
took place in Ottawa the other night,
between John S. ' Baines and Mike
Rielly alias Kelly, of Buffalo. I Twelve
rounds were fought, when Rie�lly was
forced to give up, having beep badly
punished. There were about 3'00 spec
tators of the degrading affair p esent.
—Last Saturday horning at indsay,
Midland
th some
Quintal,
n with
cars,
a heap,
sadly in-
phemia,
a couple
Amb—no
.i juring others.
er
land above. While the apparatus was
being fixed up at the top of the - cliff,
the c w was contentedly chewing her
cud a the base. She lid not appear to
be hu by the escapade.
—As an instance of the rapid in-
perty in Mani -
t a few days ago
xty-six acres of
land, a mile and a half from the city of
Winnipeg, on the song side of the As-
siniboine, to Mr. MCC]
cash. He has also s
lot 3t5, between the
Red Rivers, to J.
Robe t Elliott, for $38,000.
—Mr. James Reid, who has been
elected to -fill the vacancy for Cariboo,
Brit: h Columbia, in the House of Com-
moni, is a "Gatineaulpoy," whose father
is still residing in that district. He was
for alnumber of year clerk in Mr. Pat-
terson's store.at Chelsea. On account
of ill=health Mr. Reid' removed to Brit-
ish Columbia, where lie was very suc-
cessful in his various callings.
—The pupils attending Dundas High
School hold weekly literary meetings
have proved very interesting to
tending. The entertainment con -
of readings, music and short lee -
or addresses on literary or acien-
iubjects. Although the pupils of
sigh School take; a leading part in
meetings, outsiders willing to lend
ping hand frequently take a part in
ntertainment.
woman of St. Thomas about two
s ago married J. L. Patterson, of
fo, and has just discovered that
ormer husband, 'Sylvester J. Ab -
from whom she had been separat-
✓ over seven years, during which
d she had not heard from him, is
esent living in Kansas. She has
fined the public that -she again as-
s the name of her former husband,
will institute proceedings for a di -
from him.
The other morning Mrs. William c
her, of Toronto, and sister of Mr. - a;
iff Davidson, of Berlin, met with
ry serious accident at the residence a
e latter, who is hying at the point w
Leath. Mrs. Fischer caught her k
on the kitchen stairway, and was
, I rather to Come, for in ten days after the
ickness glassed 'as an epi- a first was dropped, the same ewe. gave
ongst the Chinese employed ! birth to two more 'Jambs. The whole
way in British Columbia„is ; four, we barn, are doing well.
ve been caused i by contact —The farmers of Preston, Manitoba,
igonous oak trees that grow I are build`ng a larga stockyard. It is
ntry. j i said to be their intiention to
aimed that a bek of coal of the cattle of the neighborho
xtent has been discovered drove during the Isn'mer, u
Iles northwest of Emerson, care' of a mounted herdsma
2, range 6, east; An engine giving milk will be taken ho
apparatus; are to be placed the yard in the evening by tb
at once. I ere; and returned in the morn:
w Miller, a farmer in the they will join the outgoing dro
f Smith, Peterboro county, —The other day a lad na
ns and their Contents de- McDurham was ordered to
fere on Sunday The origin Northern freight train at the;
is unknown. Loss about Toronto,' and in jumping off t
$400 ; no; naurance. the wheels of the i last car.' 1
—The vvie3 on the credit Valley foot was crushed tq: a jelly.
between ngereoll and St. Thomas, the greatest pluck, and on
struck fo ore pay the other day. They
'' have beer getting $1 per day, they now
want $1.
went to
1
eep all
der the
. COWS
e from
ir own -
g, when
e.
ed Peter
tep off a
station,
11 under
is right
showed
the 1' te Bidclulph prisoner,
9 a fair maiden next'
n M Donald's health still
reca ous. :His ailment is
the'24th_ ay a grand fir
he held in Wa
e one' of the
held.
naent of "' the iseaso
00 bushels of r 1 6, was
Dorgan, per sc oone
e 194h inst.
Mika Whittier, of To-,
xt iweek for ton
, via San Fr noise°
and Australia '
;as ret
should
hild o
o lives
the
to pit
ced
hen s
r.
—Siri Jo
aid to
the expree
Huron an
his form
ing on N
—The
the char
;pastor of
I have bee
malicionsI
field, Elgi
unknown
daughter
worth of
ly poison
of litalm
were two
longing to
Mr. Wilso
—raptMajor 1
appeinted
general
at Allah,
his maj
his time,
—It is
and the
in Biddn1
told Ca
and the
come to
languag
crease in prices of pr
toba, we may state th
Col.I't[ulligan sold si
ossan, for $2,000
►Id 129 acres, on
Assiniboine and
. Campbell and
being carried
into the temporary station h wanted
to know what the crowd wan ed: He
. They got it, too, and. then belongs to the St. Nicholas Ho e.
—Professor Mace:nu is to lea e Belle-
rk again.
d after Monday he 25th inst,, ville on the lst Of May, hav ng been
Bruce Railwa will resume party into the Northwest. He will
start from Fort Polly, and stelse north
until he reaches the Arctic Cir le, then
turning southward he will p,oceed to
Battleford, where in. all probability he
will meet the Governor-General, and
accompany him baek to civilization.
—The Manitoba Agricultural and
of 420 and $10 or Medals of eqpral value,
on the best essay on the capabilitee of
Manitoba and the Northwest "la erritory
for the production of grains:. The
cereals to be treated ef are all such as
are considered by the competi'tors cap-
able of successful cultivation in the
Province and Northwest Territories.
a by-law prohibiting the con rogation
of young men and hoys at ' street cor-
ners, loitering and Creating disturbance,
to five
ays' im-
en- and
credit.
r -Under-
aged in
ugh .. ilia soul a very
y, b gan chopping down
re hie father w s work -
hen it
n heard
o he tree
anitoba, writes to the New Era sayr
g : You and your numerous readers
Will, no doubt, be sorry to hear of the
isfortnne which befell Mr. Anthony
ockerline, formerly of the township of
ullett, County of Huron, in the burn
g of his house on the morning of Wed-
nesday, March 30. Nearly all the con-
tents were burned ; they saved a sewing cently
table, organ, three drawers out of 0, ter th
ureau, four small boxes and their beds Herve
.nd bed clothing ; they escaping with
just what clothes they could get in their
flight, Mr. Cockerline did not even get
6. pair of socks or an overcoat, as they'
were in bed until the fire had gamed cister
from
made
Marys
—D
onto,
aroun
Sand
—T
Benja
about
was
ed to
0 eve
shi
akville, 1,
dep
th
ieh
ma
fine
birt
(1.) laugh
in Pont
thr mil
ed F
he ha
esa
rt n
WOr
land
g to
g, a
argest
11
11
day
1
blchester
lecting
. This
less fa
only
Port
ternoon
trying
whic
all a
sists
tnre
tific
the
thes
a he
the
year
Buff
her
bott,
ed fc
perio
at pr
infer
sum
and
yore
Fisc
She
of t
of
sho
run, viz.: ReaChing London
ain at 10:05 m., and leav-
°auditions !charges affect ng
Fore t Congregatio al
ung lady of that village,
ter of
investigated and shown td be
mored a painter by the name
wersi, belonging' to Spring-
coulnty, has left for parts
takilig with hire, a neighbor's
nd leaving his 'wife and 1000
ld debts behind.
unknown person has recent -
several degs in the vicinity
ston. Among! the nuniber
Dr. Clarke and.' the other! to
, of the Queen's Hotel.
n Win. Hill, son of the' late /
, of St. Catharines; has heen
ad, India, and has received
ty five years in advance o
umoured that James Carroll
h last week, when the 1 tte
11 that he was a murd rer
could prove it, They di no
blows, but the stronges
as made use of.
an and Kallafleisch's
vistock was totally destr ye
2 o'clock Friday moring
or twelve hundred bush ls o
—Ree
mill at
by fire a
Some te
wheat a
and wer
saved.
thousand
—The
farm of
Bruce o
fire on u
and five
fire is un
—At
a true
named
Martha
at that ti
they had
his wife
under an
afterw
Brant 9r
and imposed fines of from one
dollars, and frona one to ten d
prisonment on such young m
boys who continue to ontrag
decency in this regard. A good
for which the Council deserves
—James Smith, residing nea
wood, Bruce County, was eng
making sap-tro
thoughtless bo
a tree near wh
ing, and forgot to Warn him
was about to fall. The old m
a crack, and looking up saw
'coming. He ran for his life,
rowly escaped being killed. A. small
limb struck him o
not dangerous* hu
named Genevi
guilty, ilia, the
Montreal, to
girl of 15 years
has been estab
and Chicago, i
of the former
Chicago with
wards communi
who came to the
apology from th
lat
th
ou
of
er
fri
vo
BO
fri
be
25
be
ti
r refuses to
courts is t
your marri
On the hone
en, left Hal
ova Scotian
g across de
ge from
be done on
at no time
erator hens
ere the forw
feet wide; an
surrounded
ns, stuffed w th sawdust.
Two colore women who hall for
e years bee employed about
Hotel, MI Ayr, without anyl sus -
ion of their dishonesty, were last
turday accidentally discovered to
petty thefts for ,an. unkiaown length of
'e. Mr. Hilhorn employed a con -
le to searchtheir premises, when a
e quantity f table and, bed linen
a other articles, which were identi-
fied by Mrs. IHilborn, were found.
Their case was tried before the local
magistrates, a
Last Frid
fr ably -arrived
e into the
of
OS
SO
bo
Pi
5
10
ated with their pastor,
city and demandsd an
landlord. ThiS the
reatened. Moral:—Se-
e lines before setting
moon.
ookfield, with a II gang
fax in the Allan steam -
d meat on her next
alifax. All the work
he trip to Balti ore,
af
ill be lost. T e re -
will be iname ately
rd hatch, 45 feeklong,
7 feet high. It will
y double board parti-
la
d they were sent to
ait trial.
y night a couple of
estminster bridge toll
use at London, and asked for a 'piece
paper and a !pencil. Mr. Argyle, the
eper, who had been counting tlae ra-
ms of the as,31 at a table, turned round
comply with the strangers' request,
d while he did so one of the indivi-
ards the table upon
y lay, and was in the
it when Mr. Argyle hap-
nd noticing the move,
Tiger -with his walking
ey was hastily dropped,
dy departure made.
ay in Toronto a child
from , a second storey
uld doubtless have been
ot been for the brave
who happened to be
bserving the e,hild. des -
held up his hands and
hock bringing him to his
ild was unharnaed, and
the grateful mother.
se name is Lawr, and
a train on the Northern
hearing explanations ex -
oh land finding that train--
als moved to
ich the mon
t of removin
ned to turn,
ade at the str
ne. The me
d a very spe
—The other
eidentally fel
indow, and w
lied had it
pree'pitated head. foremoet to the bot- passing, who,
tom„ breaking both her arms and in- cending, bravel
inning her head. It is believed that caught it, the
she twill recover, but the accident has knees. The c
greatly shocked an/ already heavily Was handed t
he man, wh
ho is driver
ailway, after
affli
cha
und
got
ted. family.
John Burns, of Nissouri, has been
tl
ged by Samuel Hurst with fraud,
r peculiar ells), mstances. Hurst
nto gaol, and after he was there a
fortnight Burns, a neighbor, visited
hini and said his fowls and pigs were
starving, and offeredl to buy them for
$3 to save their livee. Hurst believing
him, closed the bargain. When his
term was up, howeVer, lie found that
some flour were in the
e loss is at least ten or t
oilers, partly covered b
arn and out -buildings on
il J. Adie, Paisley B
county, which is ren
d, were totally destroye
day evening I with all
ncluding ten head of cattle
ill
W as
elve
in -
the
d by
by
heir
horses. Total loss
surance on barn $800, i
Mutual, The origin o
e late Assizes in St. Th
wails found against a
ylon, for having, on the
last, at Brantford, m
. Carr, representing hi
e as Henry Bingham.
een married -Some little
iscoyered that he was
bout
the
the
man
23rd
self
After
time,
ving
assumed name, and s ortly
s, letters having reached
enquiring for a man named
the back,
t.
e shape of
ve irard, has
our of Queen'
ch rge of abd
10
time was appreaching raised his hat to
the mother a, continued. hia journey
13
tewards the st tion.
—We learn hat David Gohlie, Esq.,
f the Gree eld Mills, near Ayr, is
t is season co pletely renewing the in-
terior econona of his extensive mill:
Burns had imposed upon him by false Millstones wil be to a great extent Its -
representations, as all the tinae the arded and their place supplied by
which literally cut the
er instead of grinding it
he process has, we be-
firet-elass ticket from Rock Island, II- heve, been proved very far supenor to
anything yet ried _in the history of
milling, the fl ur turned out by it being_
of singular exeellence and in great de-
mand over all other brand& We hope
the new plan
cess to the
proprietor.
—Between three and four o'clock
Monday morving a fire broke out in a
frame building on George street, Brant-
ford, occupied by A. Aird as a livery
stable. The
headway wh
firemen not h
minutes after
named McDo
building, and
;hard says he
Mable about 1
!An inquest wi
;of the Bank 0
1 and the wind
!the back part
I tel were badl
i the livery sta
ut he is
woman
pleaded
Bench,
of age. Quite a traffic
ish d between Montreal
ich the pr, curesses
ity supply the dens of
young women for im-
Moral purpose . The public Will wateh
with deep inte est to learn the penalty
peculiar
1 slides,.
Zing on
es, when
ng dshoworne
ot have
action of
deal of
p to the breakfast. Th
fowls and pigs were fed by Hurst's nixed rollers.
neighbors. grain into flow
—A well dressed American, holding a as hitherto.
linois, to Montreal, fell off the midnight
express going east last Friday morning,
a mile east of St. Marys, and was killed.
The body was diseovered at daylight
next morning and brought to the station.
On' the' body was found a hundred
dollars cash and an , express receipt for
one thousand dollars in gold. The
bodly was afterwards identified as that
of Mr. Jules Marien. Deceased was
returning to his family in Montreal,
aft4r an absence of 23 years in Cali-
forhia, when the unfortunate accident
beta him. He wag 76 years of age.
-e-Mr. Andrew Saunders, a, son of Mr.
DaYid Saunders, of IStarawak, near Owen
Sotind, met with an accident recently,
which nearly terminated his life. While
driYing a load lumber, it upset and
fell on top of him, leaving only a por-
tion of his legs Iv4ible. A. gentleman
visaing accidenta y noticed his legs,
and set to work at once to recover the
bodly, believing tiliat life was extinct.
Further assista ce arriving, the load
wee removed, and 'it was fohnd that
Saiinders was still, alive, and, an arm
broken. The marvel is that he was
net! smothered in the mad, as he was by insurance.,
altogether unrecognizable when taken tween $1,500 and. $2,000 ; no mum -
out of it. He is deing well. ance. The c se of the fire is un-
-+A frightful accident occurred on I known, but it is supposed to have been
-Oa Satur ay afternoon a
accident happ ned at the Hu
near Ottawa. A bow was gr
the bank at th head of the sli
she Blipped in and was carn
them, ti.nd lan ed on the shel
at the foot. he cow did
much more t an easy standi
on the 'rock the base of
which was ut twenty-five
at this poi t, nd how to get
out of ite p ion was a Ties
problem 7: dyed by the e
trouble the ow was raised ia
ill prove an entire suc-
ortlay and. enterprising
fire had considerable
n discovered, and the
ving water for some ten
he alarm Was given, the
estroyed. A young mein
ald was burned in the
Iso six horses, three bug-
nd some harness. Mr.
ut McDonald ont of the
o'clock Sunday night.
1 be held on the remains.
dows, and outbuildings
British North America,
ws of Zion Church, and
of the Commercial
damaged. The loos on
le is about $400, covered
Mr. Aird's loss is be-
Thhrsday night laSt week at Hall, by brought about
which, two livee have been, lost and a !under the infi
third- endangered. A man named Le- out of the sta
duo and his wife, residing on Wright —Senator
street, put their three children to bed, stock_man of
an locking the door, left -for an anc- going into sto
tio sale. They had not been absent
mere than o e hour when a- lamp in a
roona on the lower flat exploded, and ill
enveloped i flainee. The brigade ar-
rived pronap ly, and after a desperate
strhggle one of the, firemen made his
wa into th room where the children
sle t and p seed their bodies through
th upstair windosv. Two of them
were lifeless
off 4in some
cent visit to t
breeding pnr
Ranche Comp
River district,
Home would
days for Que
large number
the flesh of one being torn, cattle and ho
laceE ; the third is living Northwest,
--About two weeke ago a young con- would include
ple from th country, newly married, Angus cattle, and several "cobb ' or
"took in" oronto on their wedding ! "hackney" st llions and mares. Some
tour, and w le there the brightness of of these, sired, by the celebrated Den -
their honey oon wait clouded in this mark, were p rchased at the sale of the
heir arrival they duly re-!
by McDonald, who was
once of liquor when put
le by Mr. Aird.
ochrane, the celebrated
he Province of Quebec, is
k raising exten.sively in
says that during his re -
e old country he pur-
quantity of stock for
oses for the Coclarane
at the foot of the Rocky
he cattle steamship Oxen
eave England in a few
ec, having on board a
of thoroughbred Oheep,
s for the ranche in. the
oivn stock farm at
for other parties. These
Shropshire sheep, .Polled
wide : On Yorkshire est
gistered thenaselves at one of the city M. P. for
hotels as man arid wife, but during the! chased a Clyd
evening the landlord took it into hisi of first prize t
head. to suspect that they were not marea. Hon.
married, and in the morning he under- chased two " obb" mares at the, same
took to question them on this rather sale. Senate Cochrane speaka very
delicate subject. The couple, of course, highly of the animals, and sayS their
assured mine host that they were man introduction to Cana,da will Make a
and wife, but unfortnnatedy they were new era in. s ck breeding. The ‘i`cobb"
unable to produce their marriage certi- is a high step ing, showy animal, with
flesh and bone, thiek like
nick as a race hortie, and
like a peacock. I When
tir Canadian breed8 they
lendid animal to export
te of the late John Torro,
iverpool. He also pur-
sdale stallion and a 'air
se year old Clydesdale
J. J. C. Abbott else pur-
fictite, for the reason that the clergye
min had deferred making it out untili
thsy should return—not having the
,necessary printed form by him, it iS
said. The absence of the certificate
confirmed the le.ndlord in his snspi
della, and—their protestations notwiths
ste.nding—he_stimmarily ejected them(i
without even owing them to tak
injured couple after
abundance of
a cart horse, s.
with a style
crossed with
will make a s
to English and other ,Europeaii mar-
kets,where they command prices tanging
up to $2,500. He has arranged for the
importation of a large cons ent of
thoroughbred bulls at an early y.