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� � i I � i I SEAFORTH,FR Y3 StPTEMB i MCLEAN BROS. Publithers.
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to the Nevadt' �01 s� 'country roads, and, sad to say, on fruiti is lar�,e and well developed, and . i .
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r.r �01 s I E_-_ I 00 twelve feet., and fall n h ad of CODWDtSiaud a Qf ack of a .3 o 'via a r f b a i� rn-un 14, n f. t r" +'k 11 ;a 4- t,
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. R. rjDITOR,—VEAR S14 :— laviug 1 4 Ily Or the playgrounds of our public alth ugh the two are close together, Morrison, dealiDg him a fearful �low. barn was .cwisumed. Loss about tion. Nan Yies are suppressed for Obvious
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I perused the epistle from Nevada which �choo s- It has been proposed to fine whei pulled apart show but slight con. He remained uucoonf3cious tor an I hour $1,000; oodusurance. % reasons. ! : �
'NOW OPENED OUT AT appeared in yo , I thos I . I i
Ur colu mnsl I a who sv6ar in publicl and -we b(i-' ilectilon between the pits. and's half, when death relieved! him —Last Saturday morning a fatal acci- , —Within two � years .two pr; ' '
. . We feel it incumbent UPC 11 I I las, W " �i6ve such al course wo ' i i I i omising
U to rol OV 0 � . uld I lessen the —The work of oompletiug the inter- from his suffering. ! dent occurred at, the St. Lawrence and I OU,Dg Men from Hamilton ha,ve died
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at Once the suspense aud ni: bvil. ; 'hal arrangements of the geological .—Thomas Wagstaff , former � .
I -h I . � A r. Edward Roberts, I ly, a Ottawa Railway crossing at Dalhousie luder melancholy circumstances ia
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exalted I af - � — of Richmond, museum at Ottawa Will not be com. passenger conductor on the raa�t street, Ottawa, by which Mrs. Pittman outh Africa. - 'James E. Farriside -
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.. , pirations. Not oul ' hear , was badly; poisoned by plate I for some weeks y ' ay, running i ;,ro f rbm the
. Y Oucehave'%ve pardse I I � at. As soon as W�Pteru Railw botweX Ni Lett, w fe of the City Clerk, was iu- v�eut there Some years af
I those lines, replete with aull elo( * . uhali ac, Par E; green while feeding the possi a] - i *11 be un-
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. � I 'nea - i 0 .a the specimens wi I ag�ra Falls and London, and residing stantlykKed and atiother lady serious- aimbitious city, �
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I i a -ad sublime modesty worthy t . 44dly stuff 0 US stock oi potato bu � and returned to Hamil-
I a ' I . therle � f Det O s I 1:, �, I gs. pack ,d and placed in the show cases. at1the former place, com7mitted suicide ly injured. The ladies were driving t6n, where he col1lected a large amount �
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ONTAR-1.0 MY GOODS HOUSE, 8 ; the master wori of u,a6,e,* i� �A young lady has the pharge of the The work of arranging Will, it is Monday triorning, at 7.45 o'clock, at his over the railway crossing, engaged in 4 goods and Staried again for thoC
ty I li6w. $ , I atiou, and did not See the tra n Ife . I ape-
. � . mind embalmed for imnYolrtali ' Brantford Mechanics' institute and thoui ht, take two or three months. r : idence, by ShOOtiDG himself in the converB i, , was soon followed by E. C,. Kerr,
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in thi 3 offer cc u� 1� J � � was bei g -shun ,
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probably we catch . ' - bel ings are kept in admirable order. Pract�ical Science, has reached Chicou- ti rough the roof of his mou tb to his' ,he railsthe train struck the amiltion. Kerr! and Fornside; went
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in such modest terms, the glitter no 19( P P xtrick �urke, a notad diver, who tim i. I He was been journeying in a canoe b s,in. He only lived an hour and a carriage and quickly overturned it i, to partnershipl, and soon laid the
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� eguable br ss ; the emossal chee 0 deep as from I Lake, Superior to Sagueuay, by h If after committing the'dee-1. Mrs. Lett fell on the track and th' '
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� your correspondent in t 3e fir 80 eet while operating upon wrecks in W&Y Of HULISOU Bay to the upper waters Some time during Wednesday night cars passed over her mangling her arm While up couu:trvl Fernside 'took Sud-
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I . bihties of whic ,ake Ontario, died in Kingston last n . . : -
I Ir ,we of the Saguenay withouc any company I of last w,uek, a cow and heifer bel i and othe - portions of her body. Death donly ill mud died in a few hours. A
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, cogaizarit; aud;for � but t I at of the Indian guides. I to Mr. Willis Goodenow, of St. C"th
r . � i a - was aim st instantaneous. letter fr6m Port Natal has been rleaeiv-
I WE BEG TO CALL which we have not askeO him to) S 01- � _�_ a Kolapore Cup won by the Can- — r. Simon Patterson, a well-known. aripes, strayed from the pasture lield —A , rrible thunder storm passed aft announcing the death of young Kerr.
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tor a -market, and mor6over are )' Adi an Nimbl6don Team arrived at Ot- and much respectea resident of the into an unoccupied house., The i two over Ayr on Wednesday evening last Both were the centre of a large circle of
. obtuse to appreciat �a*a Monday, and is on view at the I
. a his !40.( 0i townEiiip of Dumfries, died at his resi- animals made their way into a small week. he lightning struck Mr. H. friends, and splendid specimens:of ,our
SPECIAL ATTENTION —is pardonaule only in 0 nsidera 1104 0 1� f,niniou Rdfle Association meeting dence, West River Road, on Wednesday bedroom, and were smothered to death Gemelin' house, splitting the chimney I young Canadians.
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. from thistles etc 4 �Rev. Dr. Wild, the eccent er- �
' ' So a beai Witt I age. Mr. Patterson had resided on the covered them by their hard breat�iug. passing d:)wn a partition, shattering a -� Surveyor, with two assistants, has beea ,
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� these little Peculiarities ill aDtici )atiol man of BO d Street church, Toronto, Same farm for 30 years. 0 i � e was taken out dead, and the 6ther door all y pieces that Mrs. Gemelin I making a survey of the marsh lati, i '
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To Oto I ) " of the time when Darwiniaii aidv�ca,te., EaBlexpresse himself in favor of taxing —Hou. Alox. Mackenzie and Mrs. died shortly after. i . was atteniptiug to shut and knocking her I t4e counties of Simcoo, Ontario, and
. I with the triumph of '-I told S 411 peo)erty except -that owned by the r.5 ' - with a view of. wertkiiiing how
I cc 14 you � 01 0 ro Mackeuzie were among the pasoencers -�-One of the most terrific tbuinder to the flo r quite stunned. She is re- 11 'York,
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It shall rescue him from the obscurity Oil ,; over ment, church p' party included. by mail steamship from Liverpool on ar 4 lightning storms ever experienced covering, lalthough badly bruised. Mr I much of the said land
Black Cashmeres I �. ---�Tl a heat in the hop yards �t . would become
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' llDn,' ha 3 been so intense that sev-6ral of West. The ex-Promier States that be The 1-Sirricoe being lowered. Mr. GaTarra
) lage. The yeafningisplri Pros- Saturday, and left immediately for the im that district assed -over Ottawa! la t Gemeli , i his work p do ,
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. � . Id in Picking- turdav niaht between, 10 an4 11 had also a very narrow escape.
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ci 4C t; CC Inaagluation. His brain, if w I the��ein bad has recovered his usual health. He o'�iock.' Ku 0 1
Satins, a m4y 1681 ox Presbyterian Ch rch lightning ripped off the inside window i commenced his duties about two months
the term, has received the im o quit work. 1 It would have endanger- looks ell, and has his beard out close to �L, � I
petus frorr w'4 struck by lightning, but riot badly ca:sings, passed through .,a paper he was � ago, a d ha survey a tb low i
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I the brain (remember we use the worc I !, i . i ds�l�naged. Kelly's barns and outb4ild- reading, making a hole in it about the 11 i the following townsbips:—North
� ' literal sense but e Last Sunda at Lachine Bank one J�dge Rouleau, of Ottawa, has do- ino�s in Gloucester were fired by I the Bize of a copper, and Singed the hair on I rilli�a, South Orillis, Rama gara,
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' im � ' Oraiud runkitrain telescoped another,
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- h w coil 11 I I cided that a by-law be passed by the e163 trio fluid, and burned to the gralund. his arm. He fell' 0 the floor, but was Thora, Georgina North G,willimbury -
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the paragraph of a ud! a doir-ductor had his arm broken I I . .
0 fel weeks 90 �� Hull COUnCil, iMPOSiDg a fee of 0150 on So�eral persons were stunned, but �one not seriously hurt. Miss Maggie Walk- a�d King -and heexpects to finiall, West �
- it is not with a i asides sustaining other injuries. The taverJ'aud $200 on saloon licenses, is of'ihem fatall .
I to the N�� vaat I I , y i or, in the same house, was also'pitched OwillimVury some time next week. He -
. . youth we have � loss to )roperty will beyery heavy. noll and void, and that the proceeds of �,-Mr. Robertson, steward at Ri eall off her chair. - � ii .
t deal as t1l) I � : ei ects that it v� 11 take some Ave Or
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. _� D C:1te'nzie,,Of Mount Cres- Such a ta' can not f' 11��ll, has received a letter from hisl son, —Mr. D. A'. Jones, of Beaton, will 1 aii weeks longer th complete the �work.
originator of tills mati- � aid H IP
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� EXTRA VALUE IN dicate, so pass on YOU0g man froi . I cent Fdrm, Hyde Park, last week sold funds of the municipality, but should i who is with the viceregal party iu,� the show at the Toronto Exhibition 5,000 There is a large percentage of the lands
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I.. I __ vada, we leave- you to hide your di i4h- It) I M ,. Lewis, ,of Yarmouth, two revert to the Government. Northwest. It was posted a ' . � . i - 8 &.900 11
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. ad head among the kindred cabbages ,';Of ' t o4ou ,hbred,�bull calves, three months —A brakeman oil the Grand Trunk lice on the 18th of August. The party hives, a now wax extractor, and a model i b6ttom at the depth of about twoj feet.
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I GREY & WHITE COTTONS DOve Mountain. But the Pinnacle I Railwiy named S. Collier, was killed at' we 1
. I ' of i In [Middlese to travelling at the rate of forty I bee-bouse, comprising new features and � In many places the muck or black so-il -
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. self complacency from which our con i 1 x over twenty barns are Brockville on the lst inst. It seems mites a day. One day they made $1 ix ty I improvements of great value. In con- - predominates, and no bottom could be
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- L respoudeut views himself, is altoceth . er i rep rtea as burnt from lightning, dur- that he was Signalling to the engildeer mites, but as three horses died fro 4 the I se, those in- 1 found... ' �
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. too giddy- a height fo hiB rr elal I ain pulling Fxome 3attle cars in eff,0cts thereof, it was decided t' go terested will be shown how to winter � '—There has. been another tele '
L WINOEYSj PRINTS. &O., . Ntbbe thunder storm of last week,,a'ud i
ibre, and we ,viould a vise him, o. , � a I , of - a tr s or. The. tri is describe Q I I I I sdoping
. cal it, t�wnship of' Walpole, in Haldi- the Siding. The train struck him and ea'� d as 6,eincr the different species of bees according I Ilision on the Grand Trunk RaSv
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L gether with the'oth m count ,'over twelve. . knocked him against a cattle guard, i r' I to tLe kind of hive in use. But the !A aout 4 o'clock on Monday morning
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curb all B"Uch ambi I � Thb- Executive of the Ontfrio broaki ug his Deck and arm. I I
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. not allow their imagination � Braach � , I 1 , . n Ing
- , V run � E L of the Dominion- Alliance have —Tie Department of the Interior clergyman &tS&61t Ste. Xarie,audO'Arn- � exhibit will be about fifteen colonies of ' froin Brockville, and one of -themb ad
WE ALSO! SHOW LARGE RANGE OF riot, or a would-be witticism to get.t1le - �etermiued t ca 'L
� � I I . L 0 a Convention of has ju �t issued a now edition of its map inin,gebaplain to theBishopof Algoma, 1 the honey -makers themselves, wh.i 'h q re4ched Lachine bank and was slowly
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- amperance t an and Prohibitionists, of Ma itoba, Showing Dominion lands has: been obliged to leave hi , * 0 . --_
� � . better of judgment, gallantry, and 411 , 'a I . A inission I will be ranged in hives along the fence : making way at the head of a good. Stif F
I I � other gentlemanly attributes, and inote. ti) be held in amilton, on Sept. 15th surveyed and lay ds entered ; also rail- s the lines in conse- and can be seen attending to business grading, when the other train c � .
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- over to understand these 16t8 are Il ) f r ., way and half-breed lands. Some errors quouco of a scandal in which be was ! with their proverbial industry. These I with a rush and dashed into the rear
Ready'made Clothing sale. Step down nd ont, YOUDU I 1----irh Galt Reformer draws attention which occurred i a th . a previous official cc � licated a few weeks ago. He had .
. . I a n 6 . rnp colonies include Pare bees of the Holy; cars of the train. The engineer! and
i you're not the proper 801H.-- ELF- - tb the f ict tl at notwithstailding the, maparecorrectEd. Itisiumanyways beeki found guilty of being too intim,a) ;
. . I i te Land Italian, Cyprian, and other va- : fireman jumped for their liv,eq� and-
, . . PHONE. . I I e�trelnE drynass-of the season there has the co nplatest a d most accurate map with a well-connected young girl in his ' ' ! e 4
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� FOR MEN AND BOYS.' MR. EDITOR. -DEAR .S�IA -.—Beli3vAg � n Or been so milch water of that country -y 3t publislied. ' congregation, �Wbo is well known 112 1 An inhuman action is reportnd * C nductor Larose haaboth le -s brilised
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. cc rrespqno� an( s, - ! P, —VV hile Mr. I lerriman, driver of the I Toronto, where she was educated. � from Point Rouge. A farmer was ' arid an arm broken, besdes Several
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. - Messrs..D. H. Bayer, and paitner, Levi z I Guelpli and Han ilton stage, was I a in ! I ,rious
I . . . Cub. Jr., will be anxious t� ---jThe deal and - dumb literary so- - b Pass- I --�-An elderly man named Revel and I troubled with a baulky horse, an contusions of a more or less Be; ,
� � b hear iro m eti f _149.,(1ween Stra �ane and Freeltou re- I his;wife had lived for Several 3 ears near I order to break him of the habit and . nature. - Twelve'ears in � all were Aam�
� y 0 Toronto will hold their annual cently,1 the horse I . I
I , tn I . on i start hini when he obstinately re -e , ag ad, three or four of them h-avin 'been
. me in reference to the youril a ladi 4 el. 1 c I � wore .knocked down I Zion Chapel in Waterloo TownsbiP * . 9
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I I . ' lontained ini . ic ii or about the 13th inst., when by In I
i I luded to in their letter, a ., , . I isiexlected joined by a the electric.fl�id and lay stunned for as' all rented place of ton or twelve i fused to proce"od, undertook to -light a � te.escoped, and the rear freighti cars
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1 . . ycur issue 'of the 26th �st. and not , severa.. minutes� The ,driver and a i a-crOs. Lately tile old woman beaan to fire underneath him. So determined : lel t the track, while the locomod- J
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These Goods ar( ishing to keep them i' ' If ,rg6 n u in ber d their- friends from all lady passenger wore also Severely affect- ; act illqueer," and after some time be- was -the horse, however, not to pove 4 ditched. The night was pitch -dark sad
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Low Prices, and we shall be pleas ed to "knowing that hope de ei-ed inaketh _P rtS of Outano. ad, th( lady not having yet rently crazy. Within the that he maintained his position over ' ra -11 was pouring in torrents i,when
. show our friends through early in the the heart grow sic I Tw boys belongui,ngg to Owen Sound from tile effects if the shock. - I I � In. ,
I . 0 k," I thor fore hahtan , . last couple of weeks the old man fol- the fire udtil overcome by the beat, � th 3 affair happened so that the driver
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to reply. Well,in the first pl 86'a � I —Rev. Dr. C chrane, of Drantford I lowed her example, and now -the ricigh- ! when he lay down on it, and was burned : co iianot -see th a lights�of the flying
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might mention that the ladies t - eM_ d lowing to he smoke lost their way returned home from his Manitoba .trip ' bors are at their wits' ends to k -low i to death. His owner attempted. to save ', tr Lin.
. . P . aUd'weie on the water and without last week, looking well, but evidently a i —The loss of property in the county
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I Selves carefully purused ) r lette and wb t to do with the two worthies or his life on:foreseeing the result of.his '
I i f.cod, for four ( ays. They were picked jaded by his unwearied labors to ad- how to repress their queer antics. �
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Sill TTH d- WEST. 0 . I I obstinacy,but was not strong enough "ofMiddlesex by lightning : rin the
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arid iL y � flames. ,' storm of the 31st ult. is unprecedented
__ ------------- — description you gave of I —,Ur,. J. Lawrence Hill,- formefly Presbyterian church. He was greeted ma�ing rapid progress with their do ible I —Mr. Q 'T. Brydges, Land, COTnMiS- lin
y u -selves and' . (. in the memory of the oldest i habitant.
GREAT A�TTA , MIS Young, a Galt, and ister of Jas. by i mouse audiences wherever he tracik. Twenty miles have been laid I sioner of the Hudson Bay Company, i Jas. Milne, concession 6
ACTIONS at once concluded that T u . in�u t �e�, , . 1 Westmhoter,
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_. 1. . nothing short of -paragoos. of I I cr, : P. P., has distinguish- went a 3d his visits can hardly fail to be between Port Huron and, T urned to Winnipeg from a t ip ,' had all his barns and crOps d,estroyea.
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tion," the very idead of wil I a([ erself b) again carrying off the productive of much good. i whillst nill6teell miles between- Port through the Mennonite reserve, the - Loss, $6,000; insured for, $2,000.1 Mr.
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T— ought to be, and it.,was onivi S ,,,,Ot ish Lea ue's prize f6r the best —S the Hamilton Times: ThiEi Hope and Toronto have been graded, I Pembina Mountains, Turtle Mountains, � A thur Thirlawell, 12bh rboncession Of
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. — . I began to reflect upon your I when tholy : teltnterance sUry. morni g a gen eman roug nto our an are rea y for the steel ra IS. Be- I Millford, Brandon, 'and Fort Ellice to ilding and conten-ts,
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� ner of farming made I — r. Coll3er, of Westminster, has office a paper box fall of y "low twe, I . .
. I .1 neve slary by your - , - allow colored on Belleville and Port Hope ten' 1 Qu'.,,vppeII3. He corroborates all other 1 valued at $1,200; insurance, $600.
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,WM. CAMPBELL'S mountainous country, iia ely, lif S st4iuel the 1 ss of a valuable span of --varmint" which destroys the clover. miles have been laid. Work- an I reports regarding the rapid progress of 11 David Charlton, of 12th 'concessio . n of
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to sow your gr&in with a guh and hav- plate th the � L bo, also lost all his outbuilding � and -
� 1 ; it cillver a fence, and bad to" be killed. got, an I hundreds of them lodge in a double track from the BollavelIT i 1 rance, �600.
� iDgtOLIOUptoreapit.i a�b�jmlloo that T Ure I and Pem)ina Mountain regiong,ana I crops ; loss, $2,000, iuieti
THI ' their r�inds were fill(il i lslu' b ; 9, -
GLO 3 d � a 1hideB were sold- the other morning Single feed on the se'
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Nt. , HOUSE, I P; . . 1 al g the trail to Brandon. From : J. Uorden, London townallip, 6th' con -
sense of your dancer in h vin Olt t4e Drarhet Sogen�ralare tlieir ravages in this on .. ce i .
. 0 - . 9 to use la '.' ry I ---�The TorontoReaper and Mower !Brandon t) Ellice he saw nothing .-but ' Sion, also had his bar�&' and 6rops
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, this year froul Toronto University, on. little clover seed next Season. , or Zt who manu I '
i i I sometime kick the breatil[ out -of the r in o 2,500 machines, have vated. From Ellice to the.Qu'Appelle lost a valuable span of horses. John
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I I - : BV 7 ig acrbss Kampenfeldt Bay, at service at Notre Dame, Montreal, will � I rl . 0 i I
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__.� - FUR HATS, i . were not this your cruel I ate they sti I Bi,rrle, and back—about three miles, be of an imposing character. can portion of the firm'decided to cl()Be i few settle ha've gone into that part'of i act; loss, about $1,200. Win. BeOttie's I
- . I - I have to hiar of your being carried away - Four their establishment in Canada and do- the countr,y. The land is, however, all , barns iu. Westminster totally destr6yed, .
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W thout rest � I choirs willunitei-ant(I with the assist- vote, all their energy -to the American I t way ,from Ellice to Qu'Appelle I S
FELT HATS, I � in the balloon never more to returr , *1 i I I he . alsp three valuable horse and all his
. which, in either case, would be ufa —Th value of the goods pilfered ance ofithe Christian Brothers' schools, I branch of their firm, which turns out I River, good and capable of excellent crops, with a number of fine agr4cul-
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i DRESSED *HITE SHIRTS., cent to break their heArts .-ntirel , anil 1 60,000 machines annuallv. The land I cultivatiOli. tural machines. Peter ;Farguson, :of
I y , C611i g�N oodlis'esti mated at over $1,000. mass?. 6i miaelue o . ,
to prevent this sad state of affairs they SlJaff rd f Perrault is being occupied by the' firm in- Toronto �as 1 —A case possessing much interest to W6stminster, lost
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REGATTA SHIRTS—all prices, tbought it � the"n1an ,Who was arrested and prepared for. the occasion. ' ! . �
wo*uld' be wil4e', in in, to � i been sold to the Grand Trunk RailWay farmers ca�ne before Mayor Spiers, of stables, implements, and I a large '-part
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so nAuc a admitted to bail, when called for trial —Emerson is to have a handso I 1 Galt, receotly. It was a case of dogs of is crops. T i
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READY- DE SUITS. desired. Hoping thatyoulmay yet Su(_ brick 4neor two storey town hall. The � chag.ed by the Massey Manufacturing killing shOp on the farm of Mr. An- str).wstack, from which the fire '
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T �,—..Pifficulties between tbeempIoyees lower flat will have offices for the tow ' . � coi amanicated. Robert ' Fraser,i of
I . ceed in obtaining wives worthy of YOL I of I I rival , lumber operators in Parry 11 Company. drew Mosc�ript, near Galt. The latter I i
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who will neither be afraid of —Alderman Morgan Jellett, chair- 1 heard a noise among the abeep early in Westminster, lost his , Ouse - burns, -
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I ALL FIRST-01—ASS GOODS. 1,bS iala� . Squad, i is feaired, will endi in blood- court land chief of police, a large ma . d of phe Finance Committee of the ,� I
balloons, and that your four hea'. I the morniu� about daybreak, and on and cropsi; loss, vi,00011;. insurance,
I shed.1 T a question is the usual one in a councill chamber, arid other convern . $3, )00. James Mill Blieds,
. . truly beat as two at Do di3talut daie is . I - Belleville City Council, died about 5 p I going out found two dogs worrying s lost his
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: the s'ncere' wish of Your CoRREoeN_ dry Bleasm—who shall have the "water ences. !The upper flat will be hand- m. on Sunday, from malarial typ�L them, which he followed, -and felt con- bar US, Stable and granary i 101389 s5l."Oft
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P. S.—Should any further enquiries . i - 9, it is expected, days ago. Mr. Jellette, who was 44 gentlemen in Galt. One Sheep was baiii containing the s6asan'S .
I I various arts Of the Ottawa Valley. will cost between $7,000 arid $8,000. . I orop ;
AND YOU WILL GET . ARGAIN S be made by anybody on this SU4je9t I years of age, was descended from [ an killed and another badlyinjured. One t6tM -loss, $5,000. The Messrs. Brown, .
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. . they must do so by letter,. addressed to I ' —The Evangelical Alliance of St. old Irish family. 'He was born at Port of the owners paid 85 and promptly had
. I er;ytocverthe value -of $150,000has J his dog ,shot, but the other objected t' losf their outbuildings and crops.- ! MT.
. I t� obn, New � Brunswick, complain that Hope, and lived in Belleville d i 0 .
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- W -A. CAMPBELL. - I—.- I bem reduc6d to ashes, and 'Upwards of.
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. I ! , steame, greater part of his life, practis!,Ilg 7ed to W.iP. Franks, of Westminster, is a
. � I I ! a hundr d faudilies rendered homeless. -
I . Can I I i I that the Eastern railroad Bends out a his Profession as an attorney in Stirling be sufficiout reasons. After hearing heilivy loser, Duncan Campbell's barns
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10 . ! ll �� 1— - fires in the counties of Peter- . ale- d the au4 stables in Lobo were all destroyed. .
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I . post offce sendsa mail -by this Sunday 1 ville' He entered the City Counci in owner of the dog should pay the dam- ,T. 1�ergusorr, a farmer livi � 'near tirr,
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. —A splash of iresh mortar -struck. the I fLA � v F08 -Q 00 S Hapb I 1011 . . i ages an that s og s on e estoroy- - - ri L, �� "VW
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� � I t laid : t,s(If, lea�lihg hundreds,of families ounk lad in Port Hope ! I
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. . Order of -St. Michael and �St. Geo'rg'p 'Ico'NeffIve-year-91d daughter of Prof, After it had been there Several days and 1 are at the present momentin I da aged.
, i� OF will be off area to Sir John Xacdona,ld.': � mid-oc an competin t the Ingersoll band tourna I
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� . � 1 W)rk�lne u, musical instructor at the began t pain him he told his mother , on the way to the Liverpool mar at. ment: Woodstock band, Ist prize, �� the young man Buckle, who I was
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are over 500, hives within Lhe limits if a Nvook ago. Look jaw has set in, and over his eyes and with the other put a � arid �bev eventually fell into thellands of Preston Musical Society band, 192 ; ': Bla ishard, was tried before X4yor
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i T g -pen The boy then Sneezed terrifically and ... St. ary's., on Tuesday of last Week,
6 ; . I covering them would amount to m1re
� - eloquent lady evangelist from LOL Z � wi ill imatcheS came near making a gave th ea the'grand bounce. than1they are Worth, the Messrs T 11- 8 and dischargeu with a mo itio
. � � JBzklaud, is deliverijig a series of ;ad- I So i . Mary'sbra� band,169; U. C. -Furni- a ad U �1 to
, I " ious c�nflagration at-Groonfield, near. —Mr George Dickie sold his farm in d i I ture Co.'s I
! � 4 . all �!ve them up for lost. I I band, Bowmanville, 152 ; be rhore discreet in his condUctinfu:ture.
. dresses in Toronto. . J ! A � -F 11 . 11 11 11 .
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G�1111NO 0 ATTHE .. I . W. J. Thompson, of Lo d kjOrne"i ZOIO-- Boti the young people ,,v,ow ate' &I
Winnipeg, says Rev. Pi of. Gran �, ip , five v�ltl�lle pi"Z" , " Mr. f . a li� M. Crocker, St. Marys, lst prize; W. 1rU
— has purchased a span of th] a3 fidelity but -promise to be more cautious
. - � - ' _ � gs were consumed. ew years ago, and with his family i ree-ye ,_�l ,
. Goldia's barn and stables had a narrow removed to Kansas, where h6 and hiB` coltso by Bay Fearuaught, dam Lady H. 6mith,Berlin, 2nd; John E. 14 -
T liable some time to beina flooded out of I . I . c- in future, and are now going to try their
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. i I � son engaged in farming. Not liking Elgin, from Mr. J. Collier, of Be ... h- Lean Oran Me, 3rd. In the piano ,it
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14 led. zoologi � cal gard.en in Toronto -the coui'ttrv, Mr. Dipkie has returned to i ville,, paying $575 for them. They are I conte'st � C. Lewis., of Hamilton, alias Miss Hollingshead"s MOth8r, !who
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I .- I I d, financial like Ontario. � London, last week, for $220. Mr. Goo. -A few years since a Burford farmer- about 9 �..w., was approaching 'the
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. . shop in London were completely dest O , , � The various railway ,companies with onq of her Majesty's regiments. I day, to Mr. R. HodginB, of London; a' miles f . - L I
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NEXT DOOR. TO ad by fire on Monday last. Thej sr �� , sted inst�u tions to their track- He was � - �
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heavy and small insurance. . I 1 n to be careful to extinguish any McLaren, a widow, between whom and They were Hambiltoniau-Mess aer e line, the next instant 'the-
, 0 i i . I anger several boyS and one girl, the pet of the
� . - . -!-�-Au Indian named * Fo alan whil ' le ; res clau 3ed by i sparks from engines. Bailey an attachment had --Sprung up. stock� i household. She was 15 or 16 years of w , n was in atome and the driver
. I returning from Brantford, a few d�y�p � he G[rand Trunk Railway had to pay They we�re married, and lived together -During the .thunder Storm on tb,e age, and a Odest girl, though a _little tossed in the air. As quickly as possi-
. - ag.Vquarrelled with his wi e and b;,e4t 1 30,0 0 damag6s last year for loss till a d4y or two ago, when Bailey lst inst., th3' house of John M4c- spoiled. T ie other day the "Blondes" ble I he tra�n was stoppedand an exiam.
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! � xi, this cause. eloped Ivi . another girl and went to , was -struck by lightning, arid MIrs. were billed 'or an exhibition of indec- inat on fo ; d Mr. "hn Hartleib, of lot -
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- township of Rama a young inan na,med : be t !'has swindi6d the Lobo Cheese that effe[6. photte'r, in the township of Fuslin0h, the Chief of Police prevented it. The I in fr nt of a engine, ad. Both of
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by a blow from a falling lim . !! to 4 fc, r distribution to the creditors of John tkinson, township of Holland, prost�ated, but recovered. Mr. Me- dignant and vented their anger in pro- 8 al ad. 'Howthe accident Occurred
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I I ,-In August 1,572 immia n s arrive of Ill ' Company. a amount is $79. in the co, uty of Groy','On the 18t inBt., Gari'a barn was blown down, the +f farle and i decent language. Among - ndt ow1n, Mr. ]Etartleib being &10ne, �
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� at the sheds in Torouto,'732Z of the -� Broalbe]lt - hired, a horse and buggy which pl�oved fatal to a, man named on John Patterson's barn blown off,and the lost wo en was the innocent cou'u- � but - .
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� WM. LOGAN, remaining ih Ontario,- 77 going t M�ni- 1 6st moibly to go .o London, but went to John M ' rison. While running a steam' John Kinchella's barn struck and badly .try i of a few years since, now pale i
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. toba and the balance to the States. , Str' , ,, wher6 he was last Seen. ng machine, the engine did not damaged by lightning, but not set On and emaoiat ed. Those who saw her a beco ,eable,as Mr. HArtleib's
I I -The Presbyterian refers.to the al I _-A1r.'krchib Id Bell, of the 6th line, seem to �nake enough speed for the fire. 'Daring the same storm a ba few years ago remarked her as a h -:::: had -the skin abraAwd, evidently __ . �
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