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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1881-07-08, Page 4Ill =------��Imi . I i , -1 - -,- � , I , - ., � I � . . I , . � � , � � ,Z I I i 11 � . - I I i � � . I I � , ! . I - � I i - � ? t - I , � 1 4 . . � - I � I I I I � � , � . � I - I : I � ; , - . : � I � �I � I � I - � 4 1 1 , "I - I . , I �e � .4�.: [ -1 — .. -1 .------- — � I 11�111=1 - � I � I . I I q I t i '� � R- � - - I � I . 44, , - � �; i; t-, � I -1 �.TEW.�DVERTJSF,MF,NTS. . - I I 0 perfootfrontage I r tle -- . laud 1 Ion( � . � � � ,; . - � I 1- 1; . . - 1. � - Z . I I . Another valuable pror rty on Hai , , . - , � , Found at Last-Robt. Willis. - , street sold for nearly 070 perfoot'ron 1. i � - :, ReduciDg'Stock-Smith & West. , I . - � , age, realizing altogether . 01 ,0 , 1-1 - On ExIiiijition-Whitney Brothers. . Alm. Garfield, just recovering from a - all : J ohn Maodon d's gover 3 � - 1-1-1i . -; I Mortgage Sale -Harris, Magee & Co. �1� These properties were purchal b 11-1. . I I I - - 2 ,;�.. Reward -James Davidson. I - I � ''I I shrewd business mein, liho proi t 11 1 117, � 1�4 . � � � I -I- Farm for Sale -Lancelot Tasker. I �; I � ' see unbroken prosperity , in - "'or fc . � . . 'ft - I � Reduction&--Dancan &Duncan. . �:I. , 1 Winnipeg. Many thinli thot,th, t 0 -A .1 - , k -.' ',� � , r � - -A! i - , , - I I Z- I- � I i - --:� �, - � � ; , � I - ; Hot Ptrall OX11001 � rung has been reached,Idt . go theory" of continued i i . I the IT ic kcreasAo tb -1, - .1 I Pt , � �- - i . , - -1 I- � I - hi i� '�!,` . par t of the city and in I the val 6 - ` . - � -lt . — I I " � -1 ,; I - �i 71, 4� I I, .", i.�: 1. Z- - .i ��,?i �i - i'i.. property pervades in 4 1 jority, a d s w- A - ". 4 oi 1 I . REA-FORTH, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 188 4" I I I "! - � - -- . � �f --i -C1 . � i'li ,the the city Speeds on its Prosperous ' w a., V . . � - - - - I , - : - . . -, �� I ii� �-, I- -;j�,-- . �.L � - -4 i Where the end will be 61: io I fellah" ca " `1 � -1 -g ' I I 1. - ,I tim I '�l k I �� - ,,-,-i Attempted Assassination of - . . Pve�ident Garfield. I -edict. tell or even attempt to p. InAl I -fi�` � J�J,:� �!, . . .. � " , � . , , . , dl -, 1, - � : -,; 'i 1, E meantime many are ral i . .� . rig inin ,an � ,, - -1 � P,i ; The world at large was startled and F , - I li� " . . IrAl fortunes, money is - plant - ful, busin ss ' I .- - N � , i, �� lel!Ej !I! - S L. urprised on Saturday last on recemug � �-, - , t, I 1, -, i�-�,, .1" brisk, and everything is booming. B i- .1 . -r. �il i� ,IN - . - I I ,�l the intelligence that a most daring at . 'j. A . . there will be,'sooner or later, ' a', bac 7 . 4; ;-N �`i ��1!2 to assass . temptbad been made sinate , A - g��4 I i,.. - waird turn of fortune's w i I eal, and I ho - � .. " � ,;-u,"�il!�. i� � i -� Gel Garfield, the President of the .1 -4 1 fi: 4, I �! �, -1 I , 'United who prepare for this wil. : ' be the im ise I I- J , i� , Ad I ,�, States. Not since 1he assassin& - tion tfiat the. act, so far as can be a species of wintel: smuk ament I inclulE ( ; 1 �- m, �-. - V2 r F,- . -. � , :;A ji� qu; --,.- , il �: �-� . k- t on of President Lincoln, Sixteen years 0 �d -iil, , �, d will be the beat off: i an , i the end i ' . ZL � - - . 1, . .I 'i . �� ilt�-,4 �. Ip, � ago, has anyoccurrence eated so pro- , � 1 � " - or I ,M;31��;! C � 11111111111111111. I � TnE ToRONTOWorld, %hich . . ) is, b tI = I � . P-, �- fou-nd. a sensation. It seems that on' . � V-��. I - A - 1. I 'I ... !! . . wayi one of the best wribben . and o .. 1-� . . . - I . � � :1 the morning in question about 9 o'clock, .: ,�- I � t , " out -spoken a'ailies in - Canada, I' in.* fe r� . +- 'I. t, - . . as the President, in company wit h - � . n� . - i�� . ii� ring to appointments to public o c )11 �� , -i -A, . � - 114, Ti ;=.� �� Secretary Blaine, were passing through 't � i'!� � Z �! - :11 - I - . � says : If the candidal for office a I 4 . I Z .I.T. -9 the ladies waiting room i -i the Wash- � � I � -�, � 1. - il � .11 I . n�embers of. the legisla 5 ire, and no �- a- �-% � I 4, - - I .1 ` '4�� - , IF - " ington depot, an their way to the train � � the 'art 'of pulling the v i es well he 9 . -Jla� �1' �. lt�'�i 141, � on which the former intended leaving '� � I I I I ` derna,rids are usually irresistable. I ' , h �� 7 I -, F'. :1i - 1, t, - ilil�i:! � - for Long Branch, a man named Charles 1�il ' know all the weak points in the arm ��4- - ." . .1 �� 1.1. ,�� ;� t� . ,I- �t- . Gitteau, known as a Chicago lawyer, .,�-,;� �, � � f, t 1'� - 1� I;- . . . I - . of the government; how . and when [ f -ti ��,� � 4t 2 - .,- I deliberately fired t-wo shots at him F .,;g �,, �� - � -, ?�, threaten and bldsterl walk o -1 I � . I I . . 3 ? ,�� I R� il�ik� . from a large revolver. Both sbots took . �� . . 7 �, � � . when a close division i E I expected - ,W . . I i- 1,1L . effect, aad the President at once Bank I � 1i . I vote and s eak against the P governme . L.%-711 k �' .1 4 - ;�U a, - ; to the floor. A number of ladies . were � * il`a� � laill. 1�, I so as to show their in', I ad r I or eiii I .1 - I �', � - 1. � "11-1 .: - . I - present, the cry of "nitirder " resounded � get the influence. of fellow-indimber i I 11� � . E � 11�', I I through the rol and a policeman ; T -f � � - the house and of leading . , men in ti. -1 � :.�i,. 1. - � . �� - - d - - I � J . er IT tuBhedin and secured the assassin. � �� I ; �:tii t. -� I - constitneucy'. And so they usu � N''-4" �� . I . ji� � --. �N - � - Secretary Blaine at once raised the V - succeed; they get �the pi i a; there is - i , i IC�l "' I President, assisted by a I lady present, vaca,acy in the representation, I and, ti � i�,:t,fl-'! - LV kls . -A �M- but he appeared partillay unconscious 11 �-"I!:... I � country is put to the expense . "f ..O c h I * I ,. l, t 7, and medical assistance was at' once - , . " P .t .� � � � I P , J election. The leading Conserva i � . Il- � !� 1, procured. The assassin meanwhile at- 7; journals, we are glad to See, are of tl � 11 r, ' . � � �. : A,, tempted to escape,but was prevented end . same opinion�but with this differo c V I h, I . ; t� 1 . I .. 4 � . taken and lodged in jail. The physicians that they only seethe e, ril in the ; q I � J. I , I . Summoned announced that the wounds tario' legislature. Apiarently, I I t E l.�; were of a nature to Make it nearly im- -have .overlooked the a-:ipointment . . : I � possible. for the Presidel to recover, . membersof the Dornivon Parham �� . andthe Vice -President, who was in -to governorships, judgBlJps, . . and ot . M, � - . New York, was telegraphed for at Once. high offices Since the formation - I -of I 2! �- �. . �� , - � I � . � , � . Alm. Garfield, just recovering from a - all : J ohn Maodon d's gover 3 � ment in 1 7 ment in � 1 . .-7'' C , - , � I , . . I I , r. - -� � l�'i �J ` , .Severe illness and recuperating at Long Let us try to forget part, r * : in this � a .- r , �-; 1, � � , � �, ..I I I � 1�, I , , - Branch, Was, also Summoned to WaSh- ter; let us make a ComInOn.-effo - , r��, n I T , . - � � - I . , k! I � , ,1. :1,-, , , 1� � r , 1. i ington. � make the reform ei " both ,& t, � 4 r I . � � � , 14 �! � - - The news was soon flying all over the ronto and -at Ottawa. . I . The coun I . I 1: , i -- �i `� , , - ;�,'.�i:, -it country, and excited the greatest horror will be the better for ill, whatever I � , I I't" --,, -, "" , , 1-1 � 1. . I . �1� .1 - �, 1. a I 4, , .. . ndindign&tiou everywhere. Ba a siness wirlo�pulleis, the walrd I . I oliticians' a . I't I! Iii :-, � 1i I . - ill ". 1 ; -"l . - was Suspended, and excited crowds ap- the whole pack of office I - t ' -hunters' E i - f A �1 Z ., 'i 1 4� .- I . , - .. , i! � � . . I . . pea,red around the telegraph offices and think. . - � , � � 4 7 '�' I -1 � � :1 I , 1 � P -) . . -per . 19B�ahlishments inquiring n ewspa � 11111111111111 . I i I ; % . I 41 , . 3 �, . It 1. �.�, � A number of men war E anxiously after details. The assassins - . 'Hall Set to wct �.ti . A � � 1 .-,� 'i - .� -; -14 :--- ;a � . �� , I yesterday, at Ridean tion was attributed to valrious causes, - . building anew tobagainit: il giound %slide by or� [ li - .,�L I , I - - - -1 , -1 . 1; , �. 1� 1, ' such. as the. star route investigations,the of the'Department of Pullic � Works. I '2 . � I . i L ; � � I � F 11 . treasury investigations, or the result of So says the Ottawa c . �� 11 eBpouderit � I . - , . � � �. i -� I � I �,.:, : � . thecamplications at Albany, and the the TorontI6 Globe. Rideau . I 'Hall, . � IS �� - � I : �: :,:�� . *` I supposedparties �severely condemned. every person knowh, is the I reside � ce , I - I : . I - f� '. � ula It is., therefore, a.malter for congrat - the Governor-General. ' Tobagaping I ii .. - � '. -� I � . tion tfiat the. act, so far as can be a species of wintel: smuk ament I inclulE ( �� . - . I . , j! l", i ,4 v � i � � ' learned., was solely that of Gittea.u., ap- in by those who can Spa r I a the time a r I � "! �, � 1. -4 �. 1;1 I I � 1� � `�. . I parently without the slightest prompt- the funds. A tobaganing . - ; slide is a lc . � 'i �V� � '. � I . I . �, . 1. , A 4 �� T . ing fro m any one, or from' amy Organlza- narrow'plstform erected jn, an i inch: I - . � �, P , � � i �:,-� , I—. - - , ti on and that no trace of any conspiracy and 'in winter is kept - , � : : covered , -wi � . � . � 11 � I t ; I l� i . ,,, has been discovered. so that Bled snow aind ice, ' each bea,rin Y I � .':�-� ,!,I I ,- ', I ` � I .0 Gitteau, the assassin is a native of gentleman and lady will, when Ei�art( !I ,� ! ; � - � . , " . � � V, �� ,- A. '- . 'f , the State of New York, but has been a, run along it from one an . . . I � to the oth : ;1 � , 7 �: I f I -.1 - citizen of Illinois for some years, lately of their . own momenti i L � m. It is, ��.:". , :.1 . L . I . � . . . 1. � .; l I I., .1 .:- .. � 1� -1 - making Chicago his home. He has . Short, the "riding down I hill'i sport � . '. �- , � 1".. � � -,,', � , 'ir �. i . been a worthless Scamp, by his living olden times modernized i . . and refine , . I I, i � ; . t � . hI �, � - , wits, and has been, hanging around I 1 , and in Obtswa'and Biontieal . : ' � is .1L 1110 ti It , �1' �, ,; " I I . . � � I I Washington for some time in hopes of fashionable and pleasant . . � winter &ran I 1, I , I ; . �. � � . I � � , � 9 � 1. I securing an. office. - He has been ak the I ment, which is indulge 3 , * - -in , by , � I i � � ,� c � White House frequently within the last " sands. It is, certainly, a i I ; . very ple, S . 1. 1. � r. . three weeks, and asserted that he was aad exhilarating pastimel I ad r I or eiii I - T I . .� . - I one of the men who had been the prin- I . tion,and we have no rigl,t .1 to ON ct - � I I I . - � . . cipal means of electing the President, Governer -General and ' the I � his fiien I , - . I . . , He evidently committed the offence out engaging in it to their I harts' I , c I daten . . . of pare devilishness because his claims. providing they do- so at t h1eir own ( i .� for an office were not headed by Secre- ' I pense, but we do claim I lialt the pe . � � I , taxy Blaine and the President. Many of Camada have no rig]Lti, too f niB . . - .- . think him. insairil and his actions amusements for the Gov i . I �. I . - 'or and blic i - - - I I - I . . � 111-1- � would lead to such a BUPPOBition. � who associate with him. Gittl He is �P lid , .1 � 1. it is said, lectured in Detroit , large, an enormously largye� . Sal a,ry, a: I . t� �l I I , I 10 � about two years ago, and waE; arrested the ear -ces he renders f otit. - vi are' 1mO , i-� � �1- - � - I I , at the close of the lecture and taken to imaginary than real, but ' i I we do not c F, � . - � �, , - � L1. - I Ann Arbor, on account -of leaving an ject to that. When hE � does recei .il �, . � 7 - I � I - I � 1 1 1 . ; . � T I . unpaid hotel bill tkere. This will give such a princely . income . I he should E -1 m` I : -i � ! � - I , i some idea of the worthless character of permitted to furnish and ' ' ' aly P for I I , 11, � - I .TJ I them -an. In fact his whole aritecedents own luxuries- and amu � ements. T , T . - � i -. . - � . . A I I - i -1 are d sreputahle. � i erection of this toli: i A,, Slide is el I- - - ; - , 1. - . The reports up to the latest hour before I done at the public el . ent I � , A pc rtio a. - Ili � I '. i� . �. I going to press are favorable for the re- of the money which t1e foii-rmer , . 1� . I . I � t . : . - I � covery of the President. One Of the - mechanics of Canada tic IV � . I I earn so ha r t , - I - �� . -1 I L - . . balls is thought td � have lodged in the � is t -to provide sports I aken and" ' anituf , �. rl. 4 �. z� � I t, liver, and the resulting inflammation is ments for people Who an'. . . . pri y neely i i I I I j .0. � I- i'l . . . . what is feared by the physicians. His comes and roll in luxur� I . and have li I i It I I � �;, ;. t� �, -3 . I fine bodily health, his previous regular tle else to do but amuge 1 . themselve -, 2 - i. I . I . - 1 � � habits of life, and the cool serenity. I This is not right. - Of course � the c Ost 4 . . - . t 6 - � � Z with which he has borne himself since i * . � I this particular work will not &mount �". � - il� I - �, I i- I- - 1. , � � I - - � I . the catastrophe, are, 9.11 greatly in his I a .very large sum, but t l I is is not, -th i - - 4 � it '. � I favor, and it is sincerely hoped tha t the !� only one of the kind that . ! is provided . � I . � .. � i.., - .. r. .c r603Rt favorable symptoms reported ; the public expense. Thoas�ands I I . of, do .. �" - � T . - * . may continue a,ud lead to his final. re- I lars of public money ' � are annuall �, .. . zL . � i.� - � The very best medical ' th' covery. - aSBiSt- I town away for just sucl i ' I . purposes, ai i I : I 1; -1 . . auce to be obtained is on hand, a,nd � the expenditure is contimally '�t increa � I i nothing isf done except after ca,refal ing. It is time that the I . I . people wl I . - clonsultation' While, therefore, the ' have to labor hard in best � and cold . - . . situation of the President is of the i earn a living and . have neith I I . ; - � - . gravest nature, it is Possible that he i time nor means themselt t � S to devote p . . .- � I . I may fully recover, apd spare his- coun- ; amusement and reerdati I .on, . were .pr .- , . . I .., 1 tryfrom. the troubles threatened by a i testing against this wi(-,': I ked waste . � . I .., I I - . , change of administration, and his fam- , t1veir means. They arefoolish � . � to. Bu � I 1 . . . � �� 11 - . . . I ily from the great calamity .that his 1 mit to such imposition, bat until the - . , ,, . . � death, would be to them. All will hope i protest against it, and t iat I in Such - I � ,�,- . , � I - for th.6 1)4qst. - . I t thoSE � : at heal - I - I � � t. .�' I f I . , : I - . I . 1 2 ters see -they are in I . ew- FA, the a "I L I - � ,�, . " � 1 - . - MaE EXOREITINT figures at which 1 tra,vagdnce will not only 0 ! continue � ,bi I w . . �. . real el in -Winnipeg has recen , UY the demands upon the public purse wi . . 9 . I .. �-, chmgecl hb.nds allre almost beyond be- .1 year by year grow larger. The soone . . . . I lialf., A few years ago real estate could ' I I the people order a stop b) be put. to thi I � � . be purchased there for a more- song, and 1 thing the better. All - - . .. th . - require to c - - I . .11 � now higher prices are realized for it ' Asto instruct their reg, � sentatives i I- - . .. I � . 1. -than in Toronto or Montreal and prices � PaxIiament, and be sure that " I . i their jj . - � "I . ..� �� I-— 5 . are still going up. Two laxge sales ' structiaiLs are rigidly carried -- . out. 1, . � . - I �1- i ; . . �.- � , . y made. The Court House 1 . .. were iecentl � rulle ' � . � . - . �. I " I I �i : � �.; I I � - property sold under the hamyner for , � . i QuIammixG.-The liqi �� r dealers i . . - � I � I I I . 6*1200. The buildings being virtualLy � Ohio ari� orli fo I a urp I - , . . .... . - � � �.. -1 , . . , � � . � I . worttaem this is at the rate of e550 I influ6noing the coming elao6ion. ) . I .1. . i� . I � 3 1 � I � , ii I I , i .-. .. I . .. �, I 1� - I � ��f,J - I- I . . I I ; I I.. I -_1 �-.ii ,( ; -.. .1 , - - - � . . I - . ! � � I i . , �4 V . - I . .1 I � � I A - 1. .? , 1, � - . I I � I � �, � . � . I � , I - J. - - � E .. -,., I : , - .� - A-1 I �' � - - 1�, " .. �. �-.A �. I I i. . i - I I . . � . I I I - ... �. . - ll . . I I � . I . . . � . I I - I !- . - . I � � - ; . I � I . 1i I i � � I' � , , ... , I 1� - — I . � I �.. I : : I I 1 , I I ---I- -1- I I . I � i i , , ., , � 1� I I - , , t : I ! i I I , � : i I . � � � I i [ � ! � I � � - - . � � I I � i I I i 1. � � I I . I I . . : . ;� � , I : �! ; ,� I h : �J T, � . � r I ! i : 1! - . -1� -.----� . 17— - . . . . - I- I'' . � 1 � I I - , I T " . � �, :1 :1 1- I- - 4 . . . : i� I I : i � I i I : I I I i . i . i ! I ! I . � .1 i t . i . . i I I'', � i I i I 1 I .i � . I — I I . � J . ; . I i �, . . , i � I I . 1� i . ! i i� I I I I h . . . . . i . . I 1 .- il� I I I, ; I I I � n. �11 . . . I . � I I � I , " . . . � . . I i I i �� . I I I ! I � , i � . � . I I I � . . . � � I I . p i . . 1� . � : I � . I I : :. I I � . � . I ! . I I F- �.: I ! I : I I � � I I � � : I . . i I . . I : . I !� � � I � 1 : . I I I I � �!p . � i . ; ;: � I i ; � � . . I I I I i . � - . I . . I I i:[ I i T�M HURON EXPOSITIC i�� i �, I - I:1 1i � - ill 11 . i I- - I ---------------- �-- 11 . r I . . I �,� ' I � )l 1 I N�ws of t e Vv eek. , out aggrist a fenn, and considerably 0 1 I - a " t bruised, A daughter of Mr. W. Tip - quNis A�.MlAl a. -The Bay ha San 1, ! 0 troops t�- Sia to Subdue Jhe lady, who was in I he buggy with him, � t . ' . was thr wn over the fence, but was un. as who av assfibaed a defiant a ti- . I - I I I � xnjured � I. I k - �qe again h . ' ii I � I -As M r. G b f Gorrie, was re- ?I AN Arl OIN MENTio - Sir Edward I T6rntou P as been appointed Third turning�from �arruelloB a few days ago (retary tn he queen's diplomatic gne-of his horses dropped dead on the 04' - north of that ! �e� rice. 11 I � - d when a few miles i 1 2, WARNING.�- F nee .has war d" villagl Hehad refused $150 for the a, i . I . *n1maI.1 Tit Aey that - f she sends reinfolee- l , .� - On� day last v eek Mr. W. Clark, i I * 'a ats to Trip li the, r will repel them . � . Li, �f -tbe 6th concession , Goderich, town- . Toicibly. 1! - I � - #P , r It hipj w1as Severely injured He was 1, i WREAT REP RT.� is estimated t�at . I ! 0 �h: wheat crop in M nnesota this ypar running his horses, when a loose board � I *i I he 45,0001 0 bu hels, and increase flew up�. � . triking hi on the side and I � I I I ibs. -- f4three milli ,us over last year,riot- �reakin' one of his - . I i i . standing t ' decreased average. � 1 -Th 3 Gr�y town ship council at their ;. I . � I � I .. T XTEXSI�p F�OE.-'- The shipbuildiing last M6 3ting appr mated $200 for the J, I �� _ , -at FluBhXng purpose of repairs jn the gravel road els� lishm6nt I Sqheld I . and � i �&4 been '� tota destroyed by fire. running between that to,%nsh�p I . b �Iler & � Co . atilyl � .of Glasgow, re ol We. hope the Morris council ", . i I I . m i atly involve � in 6he disaster. as ill go an do likewise. � . I . 1 imated at 4 �,000 guilders. .-A,%,!,ery successful- Sabbath- School T , 'pic-nic was held ne''tr the school house 80 , �,MIGRATIoN. . Two hundred rid S� fIj t . y -ono thousand einigrants lande in i.n. Section No. 9, HoKillop, on Satur- . . I . 1�11 iv! ,nrhk,duri�g - t& past six mo4s.. day lasti. Addresses were delivered. by I , , . and a ;i g .a. Several I clergymen and others, i , tit le p . 11 , eriod elaylOYMPUZ , . il I? . - . � Ii0asant and profitable day was . s precut . an a I 5 W, ad b the 'Castle Gard _ u- yery p , . I spent. i t4 � ritieS for 24 57 immigrants. I � I A , � HEAv-� PIE , LTY,-Dick AuBtenj' a . -Mr,' Samuel Horton, of Usborne, � � T� � I YO tem�perance ex or at, as tear Lumley, died last week. Mr. Hot- , . . on f th pioneers of Huron, ei� SO need he other day to a yearl and ton was a 0 a _ i ii - *nd WaE Well kno and highly re - r fi 6 $250? r Bl �olicy slips. Thisis 'ishment ei� severeE t pu� t 0i � lier infli4ed $pected " an honorable, industrious , N1 on , .' polic3 dealrr in New York. 1i ad o living roan. He - bad been 1. . � ij !, -N Am � I 11- 1 Money is being s4b_ ill for ap.onsiderablf time. . � . 1) . r Purvis, (f lot 16, concession . � il -Janhes ser, edinNpwTorkfor the couBtrl c- I f , e� ir ship, to d )4 r- .6, Morris, has a he 3 that has taken ' Ile 11 in . I a young kittens and 0. � ,eotbaen f:aBib 11 f an aerial v6 ge, ession of thre p � . itylo 8 b g Vill nA allow the dat to come near tol to uropo. I Th balbo'n will first * il ` I fil( . some distant western city -to the. them. f the kitteis attempt to run . 51 . .i away �e.shoves the back under her sh) as of the Atlantic. I � I . tv I. )h BURNED � .-About 4 olcl6ck wings. ' . 1) I -Ur. Wm. Wise, of Goderich town- .�- � ,a 'lat'Apst. Botisford's elevator at i ship, is I g erect --d one of t . h . a larg- t9 I?Ufturo was totahly destroyed, with bavin - � 11 �i�onten sl� ab ut 130,000 bushels i !of st barl n the cou ty. Xis 100x62 i , I i it dn. T a 1 Be ooner Lamb had just eet. It took three days to raise the ' ' � 9 I I . rame � The first da 50 men were am- fi i�iied u Idadi�g hpr cargo and 6116 I . � - ItI I � I I I . ller oncord Was lying at th6466k ployea, the second 40 and the, third �L P0 a to U619'ad,1wh�n the flames br � rei "t o4iili 11 The oBs will be about $22,000 on -A y6uDg lad, Be . of Mr. Thos. Hen. . . . I derson, bf Morris, a:bout ten yea t I rs of 3k I holding - an� male inery; insurance- I., . � . I � . I . � age, die4 very suddenly last week. It � sippoo. , I . , , )16UBTS IRE - ! seems he had had a ash on him' for a ; , N THE MURDER I 0 A#6L Atii.- QF I day or two. On TUCISday morning -he Con iderable doubt- �*s I I a. ; -1 I I complained of feeling -unwell, the rash 1. 3'. 1 an attained ,whether Abdul Aziz was . I 11 murdered,1 an it has been s . ug- I i niDg. -re 1� 1 went in: and he died in the eve . , -A young manna med Jacob Miller, ?` go t6d that his bod., be exhumed; in Y1 or 4 to as6er- tai4 wl ther it bears the employed with Mr. 1 Facob McPherson, 0 in t4s of violl d scribed in tlie 6vi. i of the Bayfield concession, while work- . - I ? I denqa. ItisPossib.1) tha,t the Santa o'e !, ing in the hayfield accidentally fell and . a � of tieprisonersliZ demned to a th broke his, leg in two places. It Must r I .1 w4l be 00`1111111�ute. fo fifteen years' ra-. be pretty trying t h vewto lie in bad 14 z � r , tht - 1F !Prlsoument. I � . � .. � I witha broken arm days. � . & I ! I -While a young au named Cole - 1. .�Vl� ELEcITION Rl. -� The German ., I man was carrying in rtar up the scaf- t, Ni Iti.bual party h s 1 aken a new der a.T- I I tue�, I n vi ih approaching a] eq 1 fold a r. Wood's n w house, a short -,, t � , 'i all , distance south of E eter, the scaffold tic 0,* it has resla to adopt as ! I l elo 6ou'cry 1IjOnI t' ' Buddenl�l gave way, recipitating him wo years' comiul.' I - ISO I t the gi d. He as seriously cut .y Fliservicst iii , a rmy." Under ilile 0 ,-oun � . � I , about tl�e head by th planks. 8 mpjht law. over �-e'rmau capable of , , I I I . � be Iring ar s paust �e in the stand �ng ' -A. few days ago a young lad named I I I for seven I I I �� . a�s, generally filmli Peter CO'ok, nephew f Mr. P. Cook, of the 9th boncession, G Dderich township, . -Y th 31 Oth to the 2 th year of his Ile. � a it T Lr' o' of these' ye r ant in * ,gon, dri i H 81 s WaB sta'ding on a � N7a, vi�ng a I . . I th al active servi , a, ad the remaining team of ihorses*, when the horses became I four in the armv Df i the reserve. l , rmman�-gable and rat. away. He was �. t I � . I .-W - I I , pr po Will be very popu" I thrown Pff and badly bruised about the 9, I ad change I at, a �. b u t Ill ))a bitterly opposed by I head and face, but will recover. � ,. It Plino at it wil I I q -Ladt.week a larce bank barn be- ,, Bismarck unt Von Mol bke ! 1 � t i � I , , 'to Alex. McIntosh, near Moles - i Bill ! longing � C f 0 tlie Emperor I rtain. � I I I I worth, ,l raised. Cver125menwere a3 . ��H BANQUET. -, A banquet was I I , ., I I i engaged� in its erection. Whilst the I giv Ito Mr. Parnell on Thursday of i � sleepel were being IB id, Win. Brown, Ia Bak in hono of his 35th birthday. I of Grey township, was " accidently i3 T 10 air was occu a - y he or- I I . Shoved Jbff, 'and fs,lling into the base - in h Mahon, and about a dozen of the * . � ; I I ment got one of his wrists sprained. . I - � party were present, Mr. JustiA i , _Mr' and Mrs. John Menarey of M 'b rthy.' occupying the vice -chair. . In -,, � I if , I McKillc P, lef t for Ma jitoba on TueAday , re' yi�ng to the to A of his health, I I I ?� ar* 1 of last,week. They went by boat from e, Par t, though the Irish � ' , "cl: L I Qoderich. Mr. Menaxey took up a t I ho Jew to stru a with many diffi- � - . . I large tract of, land in the spring, when IF cul 'I 5;B, e; Ope a ay- was not at i ftiero w A a bar load of horses, and has - dis ant when th would meet 'I'i ( 01:- ' Since bOon offered M per acre for it. . . . L , I lei,rl I dreen as an - rish Parliament, f nd I The larld on] y cost, lih � n $1 per acre. a Ire and would ha, re no master .but he ' I wil.of the majori 5y of the Irish people. 1 1 -Mr� John Turner, - of Varna, has The �entiment w B received with wa rm. . purchaoed from Messrs.- McClyment (f I . " Bros.., of Wingham, a magnificent. four ac maniations � by those present. 9 be . l , . . �, dilmil was strictly private, none- jut Seated 5extension ter carriage. It is A MY abers of the Irish Parliament ir said to �e one. of the : handsomest rigs pa b�ibeing prese t. I y over tu�ned out in Wingliam. That t11 I i I . . .. . Mr. Tukn'er may haVE good health and 'i DUKE� OF ATnoLE's MIDNI(HT long lif � to enjoy_ the comforts of his I Ai rR$TURE.-Paspengers on the Omi ,h4 , handso a vehicle will be the sincere ' I I - ,� trf n which arrived in St- Paul he ,wish of I who know him. i ot!". r day tell a funny story of a dis. � -Th Wingham.Tim-1 says: "Chas. 0 th X,shed Englis nobleman. It see 9 ' Moore, 10sq., the gran son of . an IriBb , I � k I 1� th t 5 fl�e Duke of ;&thole, who has b an ; Baronet, and nepheN7 of the late Sir n . . I . tiiSp 3 ld�ing sometiTe in the West was oU '. E manuol Moore Ba,, adon, honored us , th 3 Omaha train occupying a Sleep 119 : with a. �isit oa Fkid�y evening IaBt." � be mbill.. While t a train was standrig ` ]Flow in�the world did so notable a per- t . . . 16 at Btri i Lak I �, , ghad I '--a; stat on, by some n is4 I son evei Stray into W ngham, and hay. F � � I � I - I talle the engine -9f a freight train ran ; ' t there how did the people permit �' into �t'he rear 0 'a' sleeper, shakin ' Ing go , 116 � I 9' him to leave alive. It is a wonder they So, thin lively, but doing b0-1 aid notl stare him I o death, as live r, � E B up Pretty � . I 4, parti6lular idama . -, The sleepers war I , lords , a rarity in t , ese parts. 'iened,! howe, ter and among th I, congregation of a f ' :d , I -Th , P"teriat, . . I I lrl� 'Der Jumpe , . I_ WA -- � a was thi i Duke, who i Wingh'aT aving purchased two lots �.. Ito i the. train in ais riig4t clothes. Th I from Mr� T.Gregl adjoining the res - I I I . I b . tr a moving on,'. aft the bl man idence Il B. Will a V(!( no a I I Aon, Esq., are making a th prairie with -ied ri f6r the' erection of a new � - � ery attenua� , prepara�io I )43 Wa drobe. i; His clothing wa's forwar ad i , I � chur h The contrac of the building . � iih by the next train, so that he N 7a Sr has i let to Mr. W. H. Treaves, of is 0 ; � abi 3 6 conform t� the customs. of th' 0 1, 41, be a Qlintoni formerly of Sea,forth. When � IL co a:t when he TeAched Still Paul. . 1i . i . . � . finished, twill bean ornament to the I i I i ! - I � 1 1 . own, a will cost it meWhere in the i : ! I t : I 1 � Him a Notes. . aeighbd�hood of $13,000. . i . � I - . ��J I 1 4 AVOut ten! Or Lngp Lodges ' I -Th6 congregation of Knox Church, � I , are Bx- i � � . I d .pact a to . promenAde the streets of --he oderi F, have decided- unanimously . I Vill de of Blueval July 12th. ' I o tende a call to Rev. J. A. Turnbull . I . - a, I - as assis ant and ultimately successor . &r. G,' F. Hi 1, a cooper in Mr, J1, t I O Re Dr. Ure. Mr. Turnbull has t Kri ,s a Shop in I Blyth, recently mad: av al a 01[ * t UP'.115 butter tubE in one week. , � been . rig in. this capacity for ,several I . . I � 8 Mr. James A arson, of East 'Wa, monthsr and , has made himself , i .. a] oSh, who has ,been laid up for about very I pkpular with the congrega- Oia is a clever young man, � fou" i�aontbs with �blati.e rheum5atiEta, t'oa- ;6 is a to to be aroull a again. I . and' the Goderich people hava I 1 4) 1 -LUr Adam IT ompson,. b Made alorturiate choice. I * I lacksmi h, i I i i - z: eating O�f t a Stephen, Me - A ori oil y 0 Dun annon, and now of ' A 1. , J I . I I Luc ow,hadtw: of his ribs knocked: in Qillivra�3 and Bl net Councils for I hoe. shoeing a vi ions horse last week. the purPDse of taking rite consideration I r --LThe officers fthe North Huron the adNfimbility, of itraightening the 11 M. 1i ty Orange odge have r6cei ad course Of the Saublel iver, by Making a � . . 8 ) ,a-- � new egalia rom. Toronto.: T o o the Bond to LLake Huron, was I - - �re 6ry ha udsom and COBt about 1 �8 held at,Grand Bend a few days ago. It � I , � I . i 1pi( . I I .i � � was dedided to comm. ce work as Soon �c - � I � : I q ti the aunua. meeting of the High as possi�le. The river at present flows � � j OU of lanadiai� IForesters, held ,I at alongs!1[46 the lake a distance of about . I � or to Iast.w k' Mr. P.Robb,'of ten mill thus causing considerable loss �- � I I I Lf � lilitibri,was electe I tothe secoiadhighpi3t of landt By having the river empty 1. I +. 0 r )� osition-in the orl at. i I i into tb6 lake at the B ad it Will r have I : . I f ... At the . last M' 3eting of the Boawd of the offal draining bhe wet land in b� Dire�ctors of the '. lowick Mutual Fire that 11 ty. . I I I I � , vic"1111 1. [risurance Company held at Gorrie, 42, : -Some nights ago some evil' diB- y I I 11 r. ),Ppqdation were accepted, covering posed piersouB entered the railway sta- ll *81k I �,mounting to 042,825. : : 1 B 1, tion building at Exet r and scattered. ri - lXr. G. Reid, aiCst of Wingham,' things atound considerably. A box of 4 . pa, t Shoes .W K:, iaB just completed a life size oil I - as opened, aild several pairs I � I 14 � rig ! Of MY"i' C T. ' cott, of that tc thrown � ou-nd the flo)r. A trunk be - '! - '4.r h III is said by tI .Ose who have Sol longing to a traveller was also broken �, I . 1,;� io a on excellent v6rk of art. .! op.an aild the contenA3 scattered pro- , 1i - : , r. Neil Car ipbell has given un miscuoitilsly about the room. The ticket II I - ' b * ass . a I he blacksinithing u8in .L Gl office a44 waiting-rooin were also en- . �, lad it%13 ret!urned 6 NewbricTg'e,'where tered, b no damage as done in either a ; . of . 1: ehaa resided bef re removing to Gol theB�' depart mientii. An . entrance I . ,I . . a 6. He returnB a wp�r if not a richer was C a by breaki ag open the a o'cor 14 i I . i �� I ;, a . i 1. I Of the tit ket-office. It was- evident that , I I � I I I � � Ou Tlarsday, Of last week : i . Mr.' 'some heavy instrument had been used i i i � I I iokson of Clinton, met with what, in order.; bo gain admi ion-, as a- large . ii . I q � Ithavebeems ery serious accidel hole W,apl discovered in the door. I - ' i iledri7t all the base line oue� -A 9 : d time was had at the Roman L 4 whi le'� of the bu. i came oil, eausinii Catholio', pie-nic held last week in L' �, � I . . . i way. He was pitcho& Hickingbot m's grove, East Wawan- 11 the horaw to run I I - I � i - I ; I � : � � ; I . . ; � I . . 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I I ! � I 1. . ; 1 1 � : [ ' L ' i � : . , I I , -.11--J- " 1-'L-�l.�L--�",-..�i,�,�t.--.--.,.,A---�---.-,---I-,--t..-".—....-,.-,--.-k)-� �-L---------1M I . � ; I , � i � � � i 1; i , I 9 I � , A ii o b w0pal features of h. One of the p,* t e day was the votfug on a gola-headed c tj -c ne, to be presentea to, the most pil ,� I r gentleman prese4t. i Dr. Tamlyn, of � I Tborl Esq., of I I � I agham, and L, I I -lyth, were the can id6tes. The result ,was a, bad def t f9 Blyth, the genial " r iedico taking'% c ne-� by all majority of about 50 vote.s. . large- number of I . dies and gent* . weTe present from ingham, wh ' their way home, , art t I � 4L ep � formed a sur�-�� e0% , � y, and called at tieresidence f a , er O'Connor, where 0 F I they spent a S - t, but very pleasant I time. ; . -The Brusse s P§E;t says: We hear i�reported fro , g, Od !.authority that I 0 0 r founda,ry iq to be put i i active operation In the manufae,tur- ing-of agricultural �implemeuts, princi- I ally self -binding rel for the Mani- t)ba and North. Wel trade. Some gen- deman from Chica , � to take stock in . 91) is, tie business. - If ws. report Proves t ue, it certainly -w Id be for the good I our village, -a�d +710 See no reason . . by Brussels Bh, uld not become a can- ti�le for manufac�criels as well ,as other ylaces posses i al better advantages. , : Sla' �ke of Mr. Ronald We trust for th sq I and our village ;. at3he brightest hopes � I of the promoters Why be verified, and i that the Ronald foun�d 1 will be 11hum- I , I � ridug".and givin, a i ployment to 50 or 100 hands before ' any months are I over. I � I . � � - I I - � - c yrdressed fisher- � man -named Win. ,,Ilse;kard, of Sarnia, ,, ciommitted suicide 4t qrand Bend on : unday afternoon. Jt xs said that he . = been drinki�g r4ther heavily for a w days. , He went the new I , ,ridge and called oat to Mr. Becken- lLauer, the propriet, OF Hotel, that he was Oing to ,shoot him - Self, and deliberatel ' p1tt t e -muzzle of A revolver to his hef A �nd fired before . f nyone could pr ,v enti himil He was taken ,into Mr. lissl hotel, and ex. . . red in about half! av hour after the �hl ooting. The coroper thought it was ikot necessary to h6ld an inquest, as tl4ere were several p)aople who saw him , I dommit. the deed. I � -The Goderich 'gual of last week :-The lad W Wag, who pleaded guilty o h Wednesday last to keeping a � psee containing 0.60,�which he had ' i, c , 'k d up, was sant�ncpd to sik months i i the Central Pr�soa,'Toronto. The Oevailing impressiOn is that the San- I 1 tence is on the he y side. Whiting , �as heretoforeborn , 1 and was coaxed int kei3ping the money , � 0 . nion ni: m9d Manser, who 1 ce . rcised consider ble influence. over 1, him. He was com. it ad by the magIr istrate for trial wheri, the equally, if n-Ot more guilty Mai morally speak- ing, was let off Scolbt free. A petition ,,I ligned by 100 of the most prominent : -esidents of Brusselo where Whiting be- I . Ongs, .testifying to his previous go6d 1 � -.haraAer, was brouglitito Goderich 16y I � 1 � ,he unfortunate boy" s father and mother I . Tn,Saturday fast, sad laid before the 1 ' I � q udge, but they were � informed that I �� entence had been Epassed, and that no ! I.eversal of judgment, could be had ex- i � , � .1 -ept by application tot a Government. � � . � -On Tuesday of! Ia t week a busy � ; ; i c.ene was witnessed at a railway Sta- � on at Londesboro,ilin �he delivery and I . � oading up of some �5 'owing and reap. 11 '5 rig machines, from 1=e celebrated fal ory of D. Maxwell,f, of Paris, under the pperintendence. of ; Mr. Maxwell, unior, and Mr. I Trenaman, also f the establishm. t, I and Mr. John runsdon, agent. After all were load- - I . 1 ,,d they made a graaid procession to the 1 tillage; where Mr.: 1�ell had provided a I iumptuous repast f�r the entire corn. � i )any of abput fifty, persons, The fol- �Iowing are the nanill of the parties who . btained machines,4-Geo. Snell, Jas. - . ' . �ogan, Hugh Ross, - Jas. Frl Ell, Yatr:on, reaper anc( mower, Ed. Snell, Hugh Bell, reaperl, !and mower, James I'l -,olwell, Hugh R[di Gavin Hamil- .on, E. Littlefal J6hn McDowell, John Otackhouse, Thos; W' . Miarnson, Joseph ampbell, Williaill 'Sanderson, John ackson, John Go�l Robt. Robertson I Wni. Jackson, Beni', Hunter, W. Lee, hos. Nott, John � lkerc'el Biian Bros., avid Geddes, WmIL Medd, P. Browi3,. I I � ohn Gorrall, John aker. The Same rm, also delivered few days previous- ly at Bruceflield s . t1on; 16 machines, - the orders for whic4 had been taken by I Mr. B. Newell. - I - i . . i . I Perth 1tems. The patrons of the Kirkton Crearn- ery have made their second -sale of but. Or. The amount ,realized was 211c. . � per pound. i , . -Mr. Robt. Hen I ersou, of Dumfries, has purchased the Henry Palmer farm � I of 150 acres, in the tmbship of Elma,for 66,000 cash. - i � � a I �� f lElma, son of Mr. � -Samuel Currie,.o James Currie, got his shoulder dislo. lc�ied on the 27th alt., by a.well caving iii on him while at �vorl I I I -Elma is bound to be ahead in the t 11 fla.x business. l .Mr. R. .Nesbit, of , " � t,je 1st concession, -'has a field of flax t, a tallest stalks of ivhich measure 52' 1 iAches. 01 -Mount Pleasant school has been . osed on account of scarlet fever. This IF, the second time, that this school has - been closed this y U from the same causb. : i i -- -Mr. James Stoickford, of the Ith line, Wallace, has ' utchased a Steam thresher for the falTwork. This is the firBt steam thresh ' brought into the t4wriship. � � . I -The Kirkton � hotel has changed hands. A Mr. Middleton, of Grauton, is the present Occupant. The late pro- ietor has the mail contract between Eirkton and Exeter. � . -The farm of the late Mr. Alonzo Macdougall, near 136. Mary's, was sold . . aifew days ago for �13,500. The pur- chaser receives the: crop and impi ments, the farm consists of 157 acres. I ,-The.Rev. Mr. Paul, who has Ia. bored on the Sohn l circuit during � 0 the past two yearg,has been removed to Kincardine. Alt. Bryant, of Platts- vIlle, has been app?int6d to this circuit. ' i : : ty'Prohibitory As- ! -The Paxth Co -an ' * sqhiation -will hold its inext meeting I Afitcliell, on the 19 � th in . - of July. A mass meeting will . . be hela in t1he evening, and speeches -will be delivered by sever- al gentlemen from a distance. I ai-On Tuesday afternoon of last week . very sad and po�silAy fatal accident happened in the st Ia occupied by Mr. , I Wady of the fish . rket in Stratford. A. little bcW, swo of Mrs. Plicenis, Pownie street, hadigone over there to ay. While in t�o Stabl kicked him in the! abdomen, inflicting a fearftil wotbid and rei'adering him un- conscious. Drs. Fi and -Robertson were quillo-hly in iatt�udance, aul ai-� . ; I I . I , I , I . . I I i I . 1 i . : i . . � , � t I � . : - � ; r i I t � : I � I I � -L � - ! --- - - t - .�- i ! — - 't I � � . I : I - . I � i . -1 I 7�` -F----- � .1 � � � . , i - imik- I - � I . ! � . e , - i - I . . I , � � I : I ! 1 1 1 i I . . . . . I � i i . I i � i � - f � ; � 4 1 1 � i i 1 I i4 - , . 4 1 1 - .. . � I , I � � ; I i � . I , � � � � . . . . � i I I . I ... � -. i l q . I I I - ! ; I It � 1. I I r . I . � � . . , . � . I I I i 4 i. .- . I . I � . � . i � I I i , I �� ; . I l t— - I . - � � r 1. - �1 310W -J-__ -- -, - � . ! i I i -- � . � o ; I I I — - � I ! . I , � i I I � I � I . I i ! . I I I r I p I I I i - - - - i 1! I i! I I . 1. I I i i 1 4 - - 11 � . � 11 I I I - . I . � . - . � j 1i I .� I t , : f I . " - I i . � ��; I 1; i :0 - ' . - . - �,IFL Y. 8-1 1881. - .- Jul . . i . f I � � . � - I I � I I �. - i il -- . I � I - --- ' . . : I I i . J W -;l --- bhough it was wt i, first feared that t lage. From aged gentidman ol . : . ,01 . I . hoary looks .� g contiguous to %e . Y, . [ad could not recover, there is now ., hi ; staly V probability that their skill w -M - I .-Ibmildiug store *" d-, we gleaned, the u. . I - 30�ciuff TO . I him through all zight. .1 . I lowing -. !It an that Xrs. so. � I � I- , � I � � # 420 for 'A .10116 , 1 SM4 Ara , i � _Mr. Nathaniel Fennell, who re-sid. 1i Pherson, t .ho the ainthoriti4sof Vir- $bt S � . i . - I I � cm the third concession of Wallai hai � tuous Wintgoba - sent lal �O.Alne I I . . � � And ; , be nort, a, hive of bees which gave 'off ented a tinern ut in tile villag I � . Iessu at I 0, And � ! !he . . on Friday of last week, and on thi that She na � two assistants b2A - 400l ` . , i . . I . , : Sundayf � ollowing repeated the opera Since Eas er �en carrying 6A tr&IMC � I I to 61 - n;f&.1ri r . : Mon . - - -111, � I � I . . "o I I If . -t _as F � � tion. Both the young Swarms a , . .1 B 5 %Gnae . . . . . I OUr .... f . , ot r� . JAA - � , . '. � . . . . . . 11 I : &W I friend. lodged s o � . I t against thei � � atrong and are doing -well. I 0 i � -Otw mc � t I -Some statenionts made by theRev. with the ; 11 I -- �� . . . the t0waship I � eedea a � 4A l � H. Cooper in his Sermon to the Orange:. al that e i an and his� wort6i I I 40t $Mon . 4 1 i , a constablo.,roplji� 3 men in Mitchell � last February,,have aissigti he � , ber, Anal ... � . 0 - I . - 7 � iet the v been challenged � Mr. W. F. Sander to the cas 2 2 a in a majestic an(, � ! , ._ I I �y . Ill ordered the: - -11 Bon, the popular Reeve of Blanshardil dignified anu inmatee . IL :[spout and the points r&. sad are now being disl thereof to �hak* the Bluevale Aust hvm 11 -eaiP02 .: 00M I ' -- �,��i forty-ejIglit I i : Oil Initil oussed through the press -by the gentlisl� . off their 1b, A w inthe next . I I L . -1 � I . � men above namei 1. hours. T1 is hold act being porforraw I � 7 1. . , - ,Oue Who � 4 L i the � at law and t6uthorit uortl . -Owing to the' scarcity of laboral it was thoi ght �, . Mr. J- G. Kirk, of Stratford, who has were truly nobi At the expirationd. I . Use eo0c, . . . . bhe contract for cutting the new drain- the allotted tin�d a Yes )ito waspiteougl, . . I . I 13atuelve L I � bj' I vi-idaw, - L'6 96ge canal in the township of Logan, has pleaded far , the Weeping, , - arl j bo Imported about 60 French Canadians whose waills ml�4ea the hearts of i�z . .0,11 the 0 from Quebec. They arrived on Tues� aUtthorl an.411three days longer w�m I � dary. A� - . . � I I � � . iffi , . . ut � Soon a new Al eullt,3, also ai lay week,and seem to be stanksturay fel�' granted- 1� . : . . is � lows, good for any quantity of hard loomed up. The habitants I of the cerne& I � , . work. - L I , Irougheast " el are the happy possm I . thrOugh � . � I . � � I 'The court of' vision fbr the t f a bc y, &�4 it was ascertained b I . .., Oda w - re I own sors 0 . I, Y, � I . A Mitchell got through with the asseSsl whom We '� 761`6,.�ot iuformeid (no doulit . I � nouts -`!11 I . . ment roll on Thnksday week. The tl the -constable)", : in icase the -1 - 16t &e nc, a . d the township woula l: L I . . . W increase made by their revision Pants w6ye1ju � ' � . I � . draiu Pei . � have to L 'r , .. t. the offspring. H' � imounted to $30,155, and on appea . . . I . ere, � vaere thl iome reductions were made aggregatin than, ' the I calls i rests. Is Turribe,77. . I ethers 111. L . - L $1,650,16MVingthe I art increase on the firs more affrai[4 of 46nding a few . dollars to . jobs PX1V assessment of 529,505. The total as Support the 1. L ile (it supper slill. .1 . - to one .a do eXCIS3 I - sessmetrt of the tqwn now amounts t Teady) than'll it - I . � allow such� � a houm I �W'�A�ri I - I exist ? "� I , between 5 549,280, instead o� 520,775. to Thai Struggle is � requira"I I I 1. .-, � - '� Z . , . �. -When going into Mite ban on Fnidu- y morality a , - . Which:,wffl9vin2 - L � I . U 3 _ a young al � A last'week two rhen picked up � Our friend . aving taken ainotber beer, . k j) - L i i i man from El-onti,nained Ronuerbeg; then explained his opinion, Which we . I i L . G7 I " �� option. . Send the be pow �� Liaving found blm� lying insensible on think a gA .. � cone - . M I . -t �he Logan road.I It appears he -fell trouple to Gbdoi bind the yuangstAr.s � I � '. , . about Pu �roni his load of 111mber, an the horses to the to w."hi� t" I they are twontr rd say n'. . t - moved on, but ha Tily the wheels aid one, ,keep t1lem . ` F able to work, whj� Would S . I . . aot pass over his Doa . He was driven they Lean re2a th Council -by mending V V . axties � y ' ' Z g �o the Rail -way H)tel, where he was el culverts, ,g Neoltr g ' roads, -or, if � well � I we - re -not . , - , itained by Dr. L)hman, but no bones educated, Akio t,em. townslop officers. I . I lear thej were found to be -Jbroken. . This, �S&id Ul!el is the Way they did ,in ,View t" i . W � -In company i with several of hit; Michigan, Germapy, China, Austialia, ing big i i , . - ministerial brethren, Rev. B. Clement, andother place's ,L?vher,e I have been. . % tokel t � i , . � 'jhe popular pastor of the Central Meth- I ! TRAVE-Iffii�R. in coitel I Wingham, l O', 1 3m . j;sXatter Aist church, Stratford, intends paying ; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I ), visit to Europe in a few weeks. He - . i I � . me 01 0 will remain in Er gland for a short ti I 11 VdKillnp. mell I I � I : Z a crovv4i, I XA md will then visit Germany and .--On the ,30th YOU frol '"' A ; E3witzerland, returning to London in I day,of Jan� tnhe Te'aoclhers, aosisted by inanly U � I L - a Ia f Rox Oro . has to �aa �imer to be prose : at the opening of the others, examined :the pupils o b - ' Ecumenical Council. Dui-ing his ab- School, No. '�, MA�M, ;PL ,.on the various � to writel., �'n -subjects taught. In the forenoon the fig-natur, , 3erice the pi of the C. M. church . �� ' will be filled- by v. Mr. Cozens. - - junior depart ant . Was LOX am-inea., correspol, � : . -Mr. A. J. McPherson, of Stratford, which is t L i I �� ; obargesl', . I'll, lj� Miss Clarissa ]lay& . - returned on Tuesday of last week from The answers the pupils were dis- a 4p. aturo � - ' _: i L 9, few, weeks visit to the North-West. ti'actly Land! sati�factorily given ; the . I.n the f � I . I I � - . . While on the prairie he had 'the honor questions were 'worked quickly and l - Talsing b - . � I A an interview With Sitting Bull, thw rectl y. The! test tio see who was best I gTatil � I . � i q I .1 - lelebrated Sioux', chief, and purchased speller in eadh clais was closely �Gol - , Hop,ing I � � reSS . � 11- Irom. him a full & suit, the bill for ad, and it Wal s only after a long list of ": - lenithloll . : � in your 1 bhe same being rl6ceipted by the chief words were given that it could be ae- , - . . I , himself with his sign marival of a bull terminal The order of the pupils was : Gro.. H -O � . Douchant, and �ttested by Mr. P. R, excellent. Much praise is due to Miss i .2-, mcKil �Jarvis, who happened to be present. Hays for the i manner in which the pu. Filex-TAIC The suit and oth4r curiousifies can be pils acquitt4d � thOmselves. The � work- - . aectiou I - 3een at Mr. MepherSon'S Store on Mar- ,of the afternot on consisted in th ex- ' - beld in � ) . e I - L � - � . ket street. I arnination of � - the 't senior department, 13th con' I I r -A few days ago Mr. Joseph Hen,- which is taught by Mr, Duff. -It was the supe .. I - derson, a respectable resident of North begun shortly.' aft'q tw,61ve o'clock and . intenden , . I I E asthople, while �abol under a fit of lasted until about :five. The dralivin . fine, the] . , =,g, temporary excite0ent, jumped off tke judged byMossrs.iDadds,Dilakson' aaA pte prei , Ion bridge with the intention of corar� Johnston,wa � wellAone,aiid it . day's i�jx . 9 � 8 t L � - i was ortly mittl suicide. I He was observed 9 I after lon g and. careful examins-tio, sumptub t� n that I leap into the water by a gang of men the positions lof . th4 pupils could W de. 1 1 laidlo% M l I I who were employ d repsirii��g the bridge termined, ,4i : the - close a, Spelling . preSel . . �v � d an alarm Wa at once given M ; � jonsea , an , . Two atch took 01a;ce I to ,seei w ho would/ of Mr.. , Easson's ons '. - diately put stand the. I � I . .1 then,call Off in a, boat and succeeded in rescuing of all . prl � �� . s Dicke ' of the I ppointea I . ; 1, . I the would-be-sui . de. a hope he will junior third 41assomoceed-ed in .keeping . speakers , See the foolish of his action and the floor to th� last. Throughout the � . Speakers . live as long as he 1. ossibly can. day choice p$eO es i were sung by the Z Sauderm -As a party fr m. Mitchell were re- teachers aridipl which aided great, :: � Angus, � turning from an aft Moon entertain, ly to the 4lainm.entof the visitors. ' . the Brw 1 , � . ; � r ment iii Mr. Giee ... � oals School, Hibim Addresses wl ,given by some of the . i -- 0 ,ellent 0. bert, on Thursday evening of last week, visitors and! tei�ciherls preseu, after I I by the nd and when a short distance from Dublin which a4l rep�,aired to their homes well I I iers, iea I the horse in the second -rig, containing satisfied widli the 1 . � 'at the 01" oxamination. ' - I I � mark t I i - a lilidy and two Ontlemen, fell on the M`R- H �� AND 2 :ON MATTEDS ,UM . � 1 iof the i road and died in, a few mitnutes. The T _Mr! 1�;fitori--Sir: I -noticed.& ; YX horse belonged toja liv - _qrK,as. .? I :11 - gree &L6 . I . Zieper in. Mit- letter entitl�d'4614atters and, Tnings" . I - . I 0 1 n -'a � I Vie .1 I dlroll:sp� , ' chell, and is supposed to b ave hadsome- I which appea din! .Your issue -of . .� . thing wrong with him, as he was slim- 24th ult., I � oritam'ea ver . .Young,= � d : wl�ich le y . ki[ A I . . .. I -W I � "Peall ply jogg g along at a fair pace on a wild assertio 84 au1 . I I ,d as I am. about to . smooth rbad; wh�n he made a stumble, I i . i Bill Of prove asser � laa# variance with tile � �� S staggered into the ditch and stopped truth. Iam. pi I easi to state that I ' 11 chwed, ] , .. th� � ovie 'M - 'ib , . , there. The bucr , which Was 9, covered .- I ki g �o most of � � of -$5 My have been t � Pe 11 . debt Of 14 . one, was overturned,but nothing was of th�e 12th na 14th concessions per- . � trustthl; broken, nor was anybody hurt. The Serially, and ea6h 4enounced thatletter , i bereaved occupants secured another rig in the strol tel and ,seem well 11summelk, I we muil in Dublin and reached Mitchell before pleased with;the sppropriation. of the dark without any further mishap. � 4 money. Thl odso' assure me � that none ph trei - -The Twelfth is to be celebrated on of their nurri-Wr I ofe it; and several i . form of 17r , I ; wa's il . . - . a large scale this year in Listowel. Not of them told '.me they would, give five ton, MM Only axe the county Lodges expected to dollars to fin -4 �utw,hio torgeathe lotterl " � I . . I pmirea t be present, but also a large number I hope I will:� be eicused for giving you I - a � frorn the adjoining counties. Arrange- so much o, f the �verdict before I - , y i e then I gtve On -'aisappe4 . � . .1 ments have been, made by the Commitl. the case, and W I ' . , 0 4m. not to 1 judge my - 4 tee of Management for reduced railway own.acts, I loill shriply - I �my V46niGn wum t1lb give - - A. D � rates on the Western and Grand Trunk of matters and. 'things'. i -1i I WIA tG"8tate ` . � . I , .111 ,- �of the I railways. The-laidies of the Methodist however, I d l write -to satisfy the �� "I I I . I I -111" 11 L .. . .. ,wrote "Mat. Bono Episcopal church are providing an ex- anonymous 314 4 .. ... �, "r . ; cellent dinner in the basement of their ters and t&hin' ' against me, but for the, the 120 . ." ,- .n stroyeall' ., ;7 church for all who may feel disposed edification ol ople -who Aowt know � . � T. . rrrrrrr ...... ... I ii , U -Mount to patronize them on that day, at the me or my of the public "I'll . .... I . of the N low cost of 25 cents a meal. provisions Mol He. I i he no tic 70 -or 80 1 newly 1, L - ad on ad vertl are abundant and preparations exten- rods g avall side lines 10 . I � � �A � . � *,as tol . meet the approval of all good peo. .to get 1200 R r �h�f Toad. Hai also �says b. it I , and 4; � 13 G; I I ` sive, and as the object is betievolent, it and I B ax managed =090 will � no 1 , I . , tel-ctl�n '. . pie, and doubtless those who can will I paid an el rb!,�tal Price for ha . - LL . - attend and show their symp by, while gravel,,for .n � Bho i - - parties at ,an velling, and for a I- � them, I . q W - . I t one � they will also find it totheir advantage man on the . -p a dollar a -day, I to get agood dinner. Ready at any. . fittingk and says he iii 1: � I hour. I , to be 'Put on the . . charity list, ais one :man one 'day - . -A serio-comic accident would dump �alriead all'the � . I . occurred to graveil. Mr. John McGregor of the firm of Bell hauled in tfa4 f6ur dal and wiffies, mie . A-unir & McGregor, of St. Mary's, -while out to explain mj, !object for trifling with been -i driving one day last weak. When the public f arids. Nol Sir, lat me lau- Deput3 . I � ithin about a mile of the Village of aly-ze t. . . -1 i � r w reasons . - * . � I . - k ' ,rig I - . - - . owl Kirkton he was *in -the act of alighting I minea to , 'a ' ams this to draw � Y�ear -7 from the buggy to repair somethingthat ,I by the yard. i , Ina reason i8, if -1 let it Rlis I had gone wrong about the harness i by the job ' 'WOU Robert , Iscit - ' Ideomeimablia. it J when one' foot which had. been an- -down frolngoo Men, urra. ' never 'whille � � I I I A i had th tangled in the lines refused to follow � do a good Jo 4 - 2 j %j Ex�perfence tau I I - c K � t, xe T . ght ,me I and br, . 08A , theother, and as his"equilibrium, was I that4 See . th - to : be grav- - gone the free foot reached the ground I ,axed was V4 w I I neven-in �sojme .places to stivt I in . safety. His po§itio3� just tce� can 'bad muil hIl talking four yaxas to the � Tecove, I . I readily be iniaginea. To add to �his Tod, While in lother: places t . 1, were sd- . I � . I chagrin some school boys, who were ficient ; I there was the repairing, I STVZA passing at the time, instead of rushing It which did not require a heavy coat; . I to his assistance as good boys would therefore I �� tea to over . 'Lap the I see1he work . I � . . - . . one ! . . re teams, offor-' � � have done, began to cheer. The so I myself. I st rte a'to , ha so thal was of short duration, however, )ubliely dity contis per. yal for . alecoli as 1 11191 .1 . I . sim. partly by his own exertion and -partly 1 gravel, measi .red O,t the domip three I ) ..... . � by that of the lady who was in the I miles di-Istantlfboin ,the pit. 1 Spoke to � .. � i - I - bein . buggy with him and around whose feet I a great mauyi �andaol the many I askel � � � 9 . . 0 � I the lines also were entwined, . he was. I I got 11 tea W�a- �� I hired two �goicd men �' � .1 be - � . � ; I extricated from his unpleasant predica- , in the pit at one dollar 9, &ay each, Mid , and I 11 i melit without sustaining any B * i another at t. 'r,�- FMI OrDIDUS . he dump .for the same. . . injury. He is now of th ?Malon L 'Thlo weather being cool, and 1nowing fire br� : a 0 that i 1. %fter all, 14angthy low ' that the j i IstatioT er ext4einfties are I ob would .not last long, the � tealins6ers i - . L I I Tge < to be pieferred to shorteriones. I 1 i � a I . : i . I L 10 � � . 'Drove with'All their might, � I p th' -- - I . 1�.garr, V7hat I Saw and Heard on ; Erl edrlY 4151i'll. *11 late atnig4t.)2 . - � . MY ,- Three of the � : . tee WK . Travels. . . . number 'with first-class : , Came . , teams, and w,arkibg -thus, madlel glood ' To the FAitor,oft1teRuranAXP08it0r. L I w a,gr e s . , anzaL qOrth I for two days. But take an the - - SIII-,-In travelling through 1 , � . -115,rolagt ; teamB, and tboY have not averaged"M80 t I 'Ahel � Efuron, Some few days ago, we struck: Per day and boa�rd ffiamsal�vel We . ' L the small village of BTuevale, On thI6 i gravelled abol 100 rods, 'The durn I bu�nt . 'Per banks of the Maitland, and -while there i broke stories iho first and secona ab..w i2; � ' was much surpri3ed to hear the ; at intervals, but the last days the tealu §Peut - � L , A thougi wcrd "Svndicatel' . very frequently 1 camae Pouring in. so they got about 10 I mentionet- Upon Inquiry; we Ia . I : I ahead :of hr,m. That The,fL, arn or seven roas � tug df Bd that no reterence was made I looks like a i 4ft time! I will np,w , Anidet I . bo the Railway - Cyompsay, but that the I leave it for � vo,*r readers to ` fige I I apprellatim meaEt a house iu the vil. I whether I paids d0llar:a day for thlar- in falv(. I . ; � � � I ! L . � I : r . : I - . . I - � . � t . W PJ a I I er nl-�,� b � (7 . :�, , � , 1 1 y - 0 V1, � . . . ; I . � , . : . I l � . I � i � : � I 1 : .. I . I . 11 � L - i . I ; ; I 11 . I � I � I I - . - I I . I -,�-e 1: I . � I q � - . - . : I II . I I I . I .. - , - I - 7 1 4 - I , – o - I ; 11 I , . t I . � ;t 7 . I � 1 T I . � I i I : I I L-,�- 11, - 'll . . ! 7 � . � .1 . I i I 11 I - p ! � 4 - - ; ! I I - � � J L � ! : I I L - ii . . . I 11 - � " I ��. � .... 1".,"jill j'lj"-M,-. -.J.,-- , --I'– . I al ; ,�aii�, 4 – .. - .