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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1882-02-03, Page 8I ___ I I I z I - - . I . I - I' . . I - ; . I . � . ; . . I . i I � � � I - � . : I I . i . . �, , 't � . I � I . I , . I t � - - I . z_ __ .1 - - , -, _ �_ - i-_ , - - .._'__ - __� , .1. . �, I 1. * I- - - �_ __ -__;__-_i 14-. - - - -1 r, � - -'--'--', --"_7- _75?1� 14-1 -�W_11�� .%0.1�__T I . I , � 11 . - . ,_ - ._—_-1,. - ,,�, - 1� !�, - . ; � ..r, , �� i I . � � . . . I I I I . I � ; I � 01 - . - . � I . - ; . I � �; , . . . - . I . I I . . � : . . I I.' A r,- . I � awl I � � � 11 - � �': I � � U : � i I . I . . . I � f � . � i � , 0 1 , � . f I � I 1 — 7 : : I . � i I . � I . I I i . . . . I � I . � � . I . I roin ! 8 1 1 1 THE HURON EXPOSU , I . . . I � . ness, suavery modestly ask bim andl the Council who paid for the Court of; Revision a few years ago, when it was� held -in thb,., Temperance His Honor Judge Toms? When these,, questions are properly: answered, if I: have time and opportunity, I may be� tempted to ask a few more. Hoping 11 have uot trespassed too Much on your, . space. I am, yours, &c., RuBTIOUS. I I- � � i; q - I I � Tuckersmith. . SURPRISE PARTY. -On Tuesday even-, ing of last week a large number . of the young folks of the 2nd Ooncessionform- , ed an expedition and stormed the resiI dence ol Mrs. A; _kule of the 10th Con"' defision. Notwithstanding the goo.1 lady's surprise at this unexpected � visit, she received her guests most hospitablY,, and made all quite welcome. Dancing ' was kept up until an early hour, and aU � enjoyed themselves immensely. - � I THE WEST END CHEESE, FACTORY. -A, � Meeting of the patrons of the West ,End,� Cheese Factory, was held .at the Fac�' tory on Wednesday last. Mr. A. Mci, Dermid was appointed chairman, and Mi. John Hannah, Secretary. ' It was unanimously agreed to support the Fac- ,. tory, provided the company would manufacture the cheese on as faVorable I terms as the surrounding factories. This was agreed to. It was further ra- solved to have a meeting of the patrons ' on the 15th February, and to urge the necessity of all the patrons being in at- tendanoe, as business of importance will be brought before the meeting. CONSRiVATM MEETING.- A meeting of the Conservatives of Tackersraith, was held at Egmondville on Wednesday. last for the purpose of appointing'dele-! I gates to'attend the convention to be, hold at Clinton on the 90i inst. The:, object of this convention is to select candidates for the next election. Tha I followinggentlemen. were elected delet gates: Ward No. 1,—J. B. Webrer, Jas.� Ryan and Henry Colbert. No. 2.—� I I Robert Barber, Charles Mason. and . John Rattenbury. No. 3.—James' Blair, Peter Dayman and R. Marks. No. 4.—., Peter Kelly, W. S. Mundell, Win. Elgie 1 11 Jas. Pritchard and George Plewes. The Vice-Presidentf; are delegated by virtue, of Former appointment. i I . AcKNOWLEDGMENT. - Mr. Win. Mc- I Connell recently received the followingi acknowledgment from Mr. Allardt,� I Secretary of the Executive Committee I for Relief of the Michigan Sufferers: I "We beg to acknowledge the receipt of your favor of the 260a . ult., and return to you sincere thanks for the handsome enclosure of a draft for $100 for the Michigan sufferers. , Please convey to I the generous donors of the township of Tuckersmith this acknowledgment of their timely gift." Mr. McConnell also f Bent, in behalf of the people of Tucker- r . smith, the sum of $245 for tile relief of the Muskoka sufferers, thus making the r very creditable donation of $345, sub- scribed by the people of this township _ for the relief and assistance of their un- fortunate fellows ' in Michigan and t Muskoka. We have not heard Of any a other Single Municipality that has a nearly approached this m. a I OBITUARY. -WO inadvertently omit- I ted any-opecial noticb� ol the death. of Mr. James Martin, of this township, . which took place at big r sidenoe on the J 26d concession on ' Wednesday of last week. Mr. Martin bac ' been in ill t health for a considerable time and had f been incapacitated for work for about a a year. A few , years a o he was a a . strong, healthy, robust looking Man, a but disease will soon reduce the p stro4gest and break the most powerful j oonstitation. It was so in his case. . For several weeks he ha been so weak as to be incapable of leaving the house. He was a quiet, unassuming man, but c was well liked by every person who 13 knew him. He was in 'the prime of life, beiw just 47 yearE of sad. He c F3 leavalia widow and la-ge fawily to o mourn big sad loss.' The funeral took ( place on Friday, and the large number of people who attended fully exompli. fied th16 esteem in which the doo-eased h I was held in the neighbor .1 ood. 1 , I . - " c . HiLbbert, . . I CONCERT. — The coudeft under the b auspil�es of the Hibbert Ploughing As- [ , Bociation, given in the h 11 at Staffa on I Wedn] esday evening, las w successful affair. The ' all was wett d I afilled' and the v,udience earned to en. a joy t�e entertainment im a ensely. The e 2 cb&ir was occupied by Mr. Thomas ILI � ' � King,i of �,Dublin, and the Scottish D element predominated, both in the audience and in the prog aname. This B is the first time on record that an Irish $ King ruled over and guided the deStin- ies Of the Scottish clang with perfect success and gatisfaction. The pro- gramme was opened by B riong from Mr. Alexander Brown, of Downie, who ap. b peared some six or seven tirnes daring o the evening�. Mr. PortE r, -of Kirkton, -v gr. -e an excellent addres i on the early history of the ploughmaii, tracing him from his serfdom down to his present f I independent and imporl,ant condition. s Dr. Irving, of Kirl-ton, ,gave two read- q ings, "The Yorkshire Farmer," 'and h the "Irish Census Take ," in splendid a style. Mr. Gillespie, of taffa, gave a u recitation in fine styl), and Mr. J. I Morgan, an original Sco;ch song. , A brother of Mr. Alexanda r Brown, a Mr� c Kydd, of Exeter, and on or two other I gentlemen Sang som ' good Scotch d songs that were loudly applauded, and Borne gentleman from Dublin sang an r Irish SODg:aud a negro melody. Mr. e Trow being present w s called and I .spoke- in a humorous Strain for a few minutes, and the,'gathering dispersed at bout tea o'clock, highly pleased with I thr a success of t'3 he entertainment throughout. . If - -2 A 11 i , _.- I - - . . . . . - - . I . � 0 : - : .. . I � 11 � � ?????? 111 _ 114 - i 1 I � � � I ! futon 00itor - txi "o , im on all ocossions, but more on that by . I MORMOP. I'll, 1. � � --- I 1� 1� I 1� , . # - particularly I I evening, so manyfavoring him with thpir unex- ACCIDENT. — A young son of Mr. I � , � � . I � . - ..., . - - , pected presence, which was only an- Richard McKee, of the 12th oonoes- - sionof McKillop, had, the 'misfortune I xi �1 �, � , S - DISTRICT M.�.TTER . � I otherproof of that friendship,ihich he ' had always tried to oultivate,among all to get one of his legs broken a few days *-young I T - , � I ?, I . �, �� -1 .i�. - _. i - I � L; � - i -1 Cowmny_— An Swx LxrE Assumxclg I classes, and which, in spit4 qf every- tbing, occasionally found,vent in prao- ago. It appears the lad had been h i , anging on to a sleigh loaded :� d . � � - Z!, 1 1 I &n0yi0f this c0rnp.=_y h is r�o 1-ntly hoan. e8tab- tt)Wa 0. K PAWLEY 14 tical Sociability. He was glad of that, . wit1h , wood, and in attempting to get off he sliprd under one of the runners, , , � .1 V i � A 'd none With )1r. as I agent, and we atidernand thekt, very. g.)od- pro- as, in the thorny path of life, nothing tends to cheer the viayfarer mi ore than with t above result. . W � )I - : .. , :! witi being made. & large bu4ue4s has been � T'"n, in; the Hurou District,and we h& -re no doubt the knowledge that, however humbly he Rne6vZRING.-We are glad ko learn i� - �, Ta I i t that good success will be attaiued in f3eaforth and binity� The Snu is one of our leading Canadian has tried to do his duty, big efforts have . that Mr. Hartley, of whom we made . menfjion last week, it; getting on nicely �� 4 . I , , . i = ofaces. ft is 4n the control of , gooi men; ig a4ablhihad and and has the prospect ' been approci'ated, thus encouraging him to continue, in his journey through life, and is now able to sit up. We were in' ��, �; :14 proLiperous, I of the beat sneoess in the futam. A feature to � it is Its to still further meeit their approbation. error list wreak in stating that the oper- ation was performed by Dr. Stewart. ,�. I � 0 . I- j.- *awanevd strongly that policies an entim- � , � 1 Ay fm from restrictions, being. all unconditionaL The party then adjourned to continue their amusementa, which Were keP6 UP � It, was performed by Dr. Scott, of Be&- . 1, - - � � I We insuranoe contracts should not be burdened I with sevem ooaditions 789 till the "wee sma hours ayont the forth-, who is the attending physician. : 1, A I _P I , '. - ! � i � I O" HAL�l SEAFORTH. - Our First - twal'," when all departed, after- again- - - Themistake was made inadvertently, ____ - ---' and we make this correction in justice . � I .. I �.' I GmaignmentofO'd-Country (loods is received, thanking the reverend gentleman .for I ' . to that gentleman � � z I - I � , ; � "InpAsi.-g a very choloe selection of Scotch . %4wods,sui4ble for the early spring t rade, es- i for to the North-weat. his hospitality and the Splendid even- ing,"s enjo�ment furnished for all. � Dr,])ATE.- - -The debate whipch was n' 4d ' a in - �1: ; I I M_' -, ! . 1, ; # _V"any parties going great : A- (*, MoDouGALL & Co., Oakiiall. 739 ] . " -The new tpa=bial residenbe Of, School. house No. 9 on: Tuesday even - ing last was a decided success. A very � " : � l :1 I J FExsBYTL?RiANs. - The- new Hymn . Irishtown is a opl d structure. It h, . large crowd of spectators was in atten- ; � � � . ; � ! . lgmtwillbe asedin the Saxforth Church next i Mlanday,ande%plesembehad kiir 16 cents I heated thtoughout with steam, and dance,. and the speakers handled their ! __� I .,; 1 1 �. I 11 I at 11 LvuADxN & WmsoNs, 789 1 I I nothiDgis.wauting'tO make it a com- plete mansion, and with few exceptions subject well. The subject wag, "Re- -solved that 0 has b th cause of �, � i �_ , t, 1. t. .1 71� WANTzD.-.A general servan I t, Good - irages. and a steady plAce. Apply at the Exposi- its like if; not to be found in the cities ' war eon more misery to mankind throughout - %. 1. I Z i I =R oface, 739 for internal arrangements, combined the viorld than intemperance." Mr. . - t .1i "I � � . - with practical utility and general SP- - I R. Brobherston acted as chairman, and - � , � t � �� n � ;, �:, . VoTz or THANxs.-At a meeting of pearauce. Dean Murphy has every after a keen discussion by both sides, I � � I 1 d . " the Directoi% of the Tuckersmith reason to feel proud .of it, as it is &like * ' gave his decision in favor- of the nega- , . �;. I ,�� I ; ; Branch Agricultural Society, held here creditable to his ow u taste, the goner- tive. The society will meet again next . 1. 11; - 't I J 11 an Wednesday last, the following reso- osity of. his cou regation, and the skill to Tuesday evening, when readings, reci- � . �. .- q , lution was unanimously passed: Moved of the artisa: planned and execut- tations, dialo�ues, music, etc., will 'be . � 2� I 6, Mr D. Hogan, and seconded by Mr. 7 4 - . ed the work. -Com. ,. . r. given. A good time may be expected. I :5 1 � James McDowell, that the thanks of 0 : . . : . - I , 11 1, �! '.4 this Board be, tendered to Mr. Win. 11rehill, of Seaforth, for the conspicuous. ' : i Loc&L BRrErs.-Mr. Wm. Logs I . � n left I '- - . I � Zuxich. 11 � - I . _V -I,- manner in which he has brought the - 0 for Fortage la Prairie, Man1tobs, on Monday last. He ' to take a hand �REVIVAL MEETINGS.- ROViVal Meet- I - ` in opened here last Sunday and are . � - I 7 .1 grain interests of. Harion before the I public at the exhibitions at London and goes - ' In the great"i600m" of the nineteenth -is 9 I .Carried on each evebing. They are . � I � Rk. Thomas- last fall. oenturyi-Mr. Thomas Greenway, who largely attended, and it is hoped they I "I - � is now in this county, completed a eon- will do good. I , � I . ;� I . THx QmsivAL.-The carnival at the tract on Saturday last with Messrs. Secord, Cosens & Co., of Goderioh, for EXTENDINo.-Mr. D. Steinbach of this vills,ge,intends adding a tailo'ring 0 - �1, 1; I I I , - skatiug.riak ou Tuesdayevan,ing last 85,000 feet of pine lum bar which he in. - and clothifig deroartment to his already .1 . I �t ; �i . ; was well attended and passed . Off verY tends tWng to Crystal City. This I I ,la;rge morcantilfie. business. We hope i " . . - , otecessfally. There were, between skaters and specLators, about 400 people lumber will have to be teamed from � , his new venture will prove Successful. I � : .. �� , � present. The costumes were, not so Emerson, a di8tanoe:of about 90 miles. I SEVERE SToRm.- The wind storm of I � L ,�. I i I varied as we have seen in some " former -Mr. T. E. Dennie � and his wife r e- turned home oil Saturday evening lasti Thursday evening of last week was quite violent part, blow. in this ing down � I I i , . � years, b at several of them ware very bandsome &ad tasty. The ice was in We extend our congratulations to the - a great many fences and also destroying L L' . � % I � I order. TheL folto,Wiag IS a list young couple and wigh them long life. both chimneys on the Lutheran church. � - ! ; I . I �11 ; � . ; � Zendid, I the baccessf at competitors for prizes;_..�. and prosperity, *1 -Mr 1 Thomas Kidd has assum�d possession of the Merchants, , BusiNEss CHAINGE.-Mr. Edward Appel has, duriog the pe,st year, been i . i � . I Ilost lady's costal4e. Miss Hou ' ghton, a, silver toile0stand; best gent's costume, - Salt Works in this town, and will run running a very successful business in : i . i : *. them hereafter. -Mr. Samuel Scarlett . Harry Btrong, a meerschaum Pil?" Z --bas been removed, to. his home in Me-* the tailoring line, but not- wishing to 4oarFy on business himself iiny'loD ger, he . ..#. I I � ; beat lady Erkater, Miss Houghton, a silf- - I - lqer flower vase; befit gentleman skater, Killop, but his recovery is very slow if ,� bas accepted an. offei-'Irom Mr. D. . h AYU�'..the � I - ]D- Klin,khammer, cuff buttoios, ' and Col- .not doubtful.-ldr. Daniel Woods, who Steinbach as cutter. staff N1,.,.;- - 1. � ; I � � ' l6r and shirt studs; befit girl skater, i has been a contractor and builder- in this town for several -years, leaves here ,ld are also employed' b, & .,, I inbaoh. . . Mr. Appel has proved an efficient I L � I I . I J)lirdiaMoMalkin, -set of silver jewelry; 6ast boy skater James Killoran " a oil- for Winnipeg in a few days. Mr. workman during the past, and no'doubt : : � ' ' ver mug. The hand wits prasent during C� . " Woods is a steady, industrious young maln, and we expect to hear of him will continue to give general . sabief ao- 1, tion. . - t I 4 the evening and helped - considerably to I doing well in the Western Metropolis.- Too THiN.-In the columns of the ' s ,; ,; enliven the proceedings by their excel- I tent music- Miss A. Cowan bas- stiffi-,iently recover- Exeter Times of flat week is an item, . i r'rey Branch offered 8350 to bold the ed from bar recent illnesf, to be able to � stating that Mr. Krause secured a . .- , ,. 11 1: - - - . Tows - COUNCIL. At the regular - resume her usual place in the Public ,bad . witl ,in the quiet village of Z aricb,where . 1 74 �,- I . meeting of the Town Council f on Mon.- - Seho6l.-Tbe many friends of Mr. � the unsophisticated muidens reside.' . . i � . i .. --..-, day evening the committee appoidted. - lexadder Slemmon were gladdened by , . - Now, that wa8 coolly Said, but We will - - - I 4 - to select. the standing committees re- a alght of his genial countenance -on charitably Suppose that the correspon- ' . a I . J I . ported. as follows: Sweets -0. C. Will- our streets the other day.. Mr. Slem- � dent did not f ally know what the offen - . . I Hl son, N. Glaff and R. N. Brett. Fire mon. has been seriously ill for several sive sentence meant and did: not see - L_ :1 . 4 t, and Water -A. Strong, A. Stewart, wonths, and at one time his life was half the depth of meaning in it that the . . li . I . , Jfehn Dorsey. Finance -D. D. Wilson, despa�r&l of, but he now seems on'a said maideni did. We will let him off - ; � 4 t; . j A- G. McDougall, Dr. Scott. Health fair way to complete recovery. He is , this time, - and would simply say $ . � J ;11 1. ; 4 - - and Relief -Wm. Campbell,- James still weak, buL with care we hope to ."don't do it again." ; f : ,� ; j Beattie, Z. Beam, A. Stroug. These see him as jolly and cheerful as ever in - . NOT RIGHT. -We had a lively time i ,:� ; z I w I 4 ! I are the standing committees for the . a few months. -We would again re, � mind.our reaoers of the 'anniversary , h ere last week. An auctioq room was 'opened and a deal- of merchandise was � ., j � 4' a : � ear. The committee appoiu�ed to de- . Ce the duties of the different servi-oos in the Presbyterigm Church, � disposed of. These sales spoil the . I 11 � i : �q .officers and to consider the advisability of re- Egmondville, also in the Canada business on our merchants, who very I . I ; .. - dneing the number, reported that it Methodist i'liurch in this town on Sun- -Znday naturally complain of the unjust com- � would ,not be advisable to red".00 tb e ' ay and evening next, and petition.they. are Subjected. W. Itis I 'I' I - - number, and recommended that the 'none, should forget the lecture of Dr. 'k not right topermit outsiders to come- 'of � � - - . " 1 ' duties remaia as before. The report Wild in., Carduo's Hall on Tuesda ' - y and flood the market with a lot , I _,.� �f i M - -evening.4We was adopted. Vr. Scott gave notice would like to know what bankrupt goods and shoddy trash, to I 1, i 71, hat at the next meeting of Council he has comb of the railway excitement that the detriment of the regular business : - �! . t i - �1 . would bring in a motion to amend the * was so rampant a few weeks ago. men whose all is i4vested in the p.1%oe, I �i I . . l � I dog by-law. The Council adjourned to There is as much necessity for compe- Who pay taxes, keep up a market and .k, � � I aneet again on Monday evening next at tition -now as there was then, and the endeavor to benefit their neighbors. i I 1. � 19he usual hour. fact of the Credit'Valley having passed - THE tEw BELLS. -A very imposing Z I - , �_ .1 iould he receive Sufficient encourage- in -to the hands of the Great Western ceremony was conducted in the Roman � � a �' - FAT" ACGI-DRNT.-A, Most melancholy should be favorable to our scheme in. I Catholic Church in thi I3 Is village on 'Tuebday,.Januaxy 1, �, � 1Z . , . and fatal accident occurred in this stead'of the reverse. -Professor J. G. 24th, followed on .- 6awn on Thursday evening of last week. McPherson, the celebrated horse tamer, the. next da by a, Similar one in the y I . 7 I - Mr. Wm. Carpenter, a farmer who re- will be at the Commercial Hotel in this Roman Catholic Church on the Sauble - - I . sides in the township of Logan, adjoin. town,.from. the 6th to the Sth of Febru- . Line, the occasion being the blessing of � . . J hag the village of Dublin, came to town, ary, inclusive, for the purpose of giving -, the two new bells. The Bishop of the, -1 in the afternoon to transact some busi- instructions in the art of horse training. Diocese, asaiated by Father Moran and I � - , ;; sees. He left for home &boat 7 o'clock -The annual spring seed. Show under two other reverend gentlemen conduct- � r , � in the evening. It is supposed that his I the auispicea of the Tuckeramith 'be ad th6 ceremony. The.char--beB were - I � , Ursa must have become unmanageable I Branch Agricultural Society will crowded and M. C. Cameron, M. P., I and ran away., At any rate, be was held in th I a Sooiety's hall in this town and" Mr. Jfoksoii, Egmondville, were � . I thrown from the cutter when crossiug on Fri.(Jay, the 18th ilast.-Wo regret to .XoUng, among those present. After the care- ' � a , 11 the Silver Creek bridge. He was found learn Ahat Mr. James Of the mony any one wag allowed the privilege � i shortly after by Mr. Win. Fortune, who township of. Blenheim. and brother.,of of ringing the -ball. A plato f i I . ; I P - was coming to town, aed was conveyed I Mr. Andrew Young, of this town, is L L near by, and the ringers all contributed , .1 11 Wy him to Bowden's Hotel. . He was dan-erouBly ill and is not expected to 1. Something for the good o' the church. & t - I quite insensible when found. 'Medical . recover.-Wben are you going to M i , an - w t - -Quite a sum as eon ributed in this I . � � aid war, procured, and it was found that I toba?-Mrs. Pendergast, fortuerlyMiss, way, as some.gave $5, some $10. and in I � I i . his skull -was fractured. He- lingered Annie Ryan, has come to reside in town one case a cheqae was put in. ` - � - . � ' an until morning, when "'he died, never and. will shortly be prepared to receive - - I 14. � , 1 � 1� Z baving shown any Signs of conscious. The horse Pap1JS Who may desire instruction on the piano, &o. Mrs, Pendergast taught 1 I . � Hullett. I 11 ,, - I . :1 moss. and cutter we . tured the Same evening some 'miles very successfully in Seaforth d few A NOTHER PioNEEI% GoNp,.-Mr. Wm. Snell, ' of the township of Hallett, Aied .14. � , I � down the road. Mr. Carpenter was a . years ago. -The deposits in the Sea- , forth Post Offi-,e Savings Bank for the � at his residence on Thursday last - : 1:_,� : ! �, - � � man of about 53 years of age, and was . one of the oldest relijdauts of Dublih. Week ending on last Tuesday amounted 0 in the sixty-firfit year of his age. Mr Snell came. to Canada from Devon-: I � . i", �1 �i � i q, - � as in-law of Mr. John, to over 66 ON), -We are glad to learn that our . Shire, England, in 1830 and with his -unty !. � ��. : �� ; i _L 1. Dorsey, of this town, and had dinner at Mr. Dorsey'8 house on the day of ,the eond and cranial friend, Mr. Thomas Neilans, po " St master of Har- parents settled in the c� of York. - He:came to Hullet about 31 years ago : - 1_ � I I � !, ' �� accident, and had been at the house look, has been again awarded the eon- 0 and settled on the 6th concession, on 1. , - soverdl times dur;ng the afternoon., and tract for three years for conveying Her - I the farm where he lived until his death. ."I, ; ;�, ! e � seemed to be in the very best of spirits. 'I . Majesty's mails three times per week . between HNrlock Seaforth. I . He Wag, tbUS, one of , I the pioneer set - ,i� ; �r 1.) : , . _.� . He leaves a wife and large faml Y 0 t .and A more faithful or efficient tlers of the townebip aud did his -share � �. i I i . 1i, 1 � , � . inourn his untimely and sudden death. I public Servant than Tom it is not ea§y to find. -The towards ma , king it what it now' is, one of the finest in the Province. His ill- . � .it , ,:� V : ��, - SURPRISE PARTY. -One of those sleigbing to the north of Seaforth %I- though thin is pretty fair,'and farmers nes � s was,An extended one, but he bore it with the utmost forti- � 'i .y I It . . ,; �, . *vents which has an unbounded inter- - eat for all parties, more especially the are making good use of it in delivering , *ood and saw logs, but I patience and tude. He leaves a wife and a jamily of fi L 11. - : )I youlng. took place on Monday evenitics M -there is no snow on the road.s in the South. On six song and three daughters to m!ourn bis loss. Hehad long been . � I I b%st, the occasion beina the gatharinss together Ot a number of the late . I Wednesday the dust was fly ug on the - I Bm field and London R,)ads.-it an active and! consistent membbr of the M6tho- - � . . - Faria-b.oners and. f riendf; of Rev. D,�au is re- ported that Mr. S. Hicks has been offer dist Church, and was highly esteemed by all who'litiew him as foz big I I ! i I Murphy, of Irishtown. The party numbered between 50 and 60, and em- ed $12,000 for big farm near Crystal Citv. Man itc)h�LMessrs- Alea der well Christian virtues as for his kind and braced both old . and young. married and single, and took the form D Dav"dfion and Flenry Town left for the O I b iging disposition. His remains were interred in the Kinburn Cemeter r on 4 � of a surprise to the popular and well-known I great land of clear ea'eth aud'big booms on Thursday. At the Saturday last, and the funeral wal � one - I . i . pastor of Irislitown. On arriving at I presen- t rate Of going somobndy will have a good chanc8- of the I'argest 'that has taken )Iaoa the place of readeZVOUq,-the visitors � to buy out Ontarin at less than cost b8- therefor a long time. The fuleral . . I . 'were cordially received bY th.6 reverend I gentleman, W` I I ho, oa becoming acquaint- � fore lonR.-Mr. John Beattie wants to bi" , sermon will be preached in the Kin- I burn Methodist Church on Sunday � n od witli their mit,sion, at once surren- 1 ' sell or rent flax mill. He, too bas I the Manitoba fever, so that some 'body evening next at half past Sir or c1lock. THE CLERKSHIP.' It dered his fine houge to them, and bade . ; all, enjoy themselvesio their be&rt'B � emn F!et a good harmin.-Mr. Thompson -Mr. Editor, . - Sir: It! your issue of last weak "Bee the I 1, � I content. as evervthing would be d I ODO, to ; I INTon-ri-Ron. f,)r rnnnv vpars a resident of I MeKi'lon amd well R' no -n in this town, minutes of our Council and ob3erve I - make the evening as ) tleaqsl r. t as P for them �, 714 f Cona08'ible i 7� ' - _ i After the � 1),n ratula- I I died in Daknta last -week from inflam. 'matjon I that there was an application f "lark r. and- Treasurer at a car a 01a but tain s I . , :11 , : tions, bad been indn'llged n 0 ... 11, both ' of tlye stOmilch—Ma nY of our , readers will re ret to learn 'I it was not entertained by. the Co ncil. : sides, the party meparated to- different 1 I - I . . ' of the death 9 ! of Mr, W. I'l. Lowe, formerly of this i observe also that the following I Offi. cers were appointed their : � I i I . parts of the house, a. id participated_in , � 1Lmu"`eDts cOn96E 11 to the taste �of ' ; � town, but for Wall', vears a resident of � Britisli Columbia. *It and s1liaries fmed, viz.: Auditors, Assessor, C61lec- ; I t � each individual, so e pre emn, i one � kind and some � will be remain- berpd that on tbs occasion of big last tor, and Road Commission ers. B A to ! I e'annot find any6bing about is I Z : i anotl ind- !' I er, and all, ?` . ing by appearances, went in for a good I visit to Ontario he was so unfortunate , as to �, w90 Clerk and Treasurer of th M nici_ 8 " ff ! time. About 12 o'ekick a sumptuous � run over by a train at Clintou and had both his pa,lity, or what the Salary of the . car , � repast waq provided-,wbich did credit �Aeaves to ladies arms takenoff. He a wife aud four small: children in is. I know!tbat at that meetin the g salary was -fixed the engaged. in its preparation ,I -after which toast, song and sentiment, '.queqted straitened circumsta noes. , I . We are To to state that Professor Jones- I at a certain su in and more than was asked by., the appl cant followed each other i � rapid succession. � � will leati the psalmody in Egmondville who was rejected. Is it possible that that The principal toast of the evening, "The Host," coupled *th the nam - a of ' Cburoh oa Sandwy next.: --We regret to learn of the death officer is afraid to let the rate- payers of the township know whA he . . . � the Rev. Dean Mn , brought forth a rpb� well chosen reply -from the of Mrs. B Willson of Wingbam, . which took - � place Z receives, or was it through one o I his bungles that he forgot it? This "Par - ; , reverend tleman, who took occasion to thank C811many Monday last. Mr. Willson had been absent in Manitoba and excell6noe" of a Clerk Says that durin 11 k � Just returned, friends for tbe honor they bad � ,his term of office Do person has � �nf - � in time to see her die. We " �� I sincerely farad to the ext t . 4one him in thus drinking his health, � Sympathize with our Q5t661nad friend his a,ations on of five, cents through . as Clerk, but'I Must 6XIcuse .,smd referring to the good -will exhibited 1 in his groat bereavement. � f , , �. - I � I . � . ! . I . . him on account of his absent-miaaed- : . . I - � UsboTnq_ . THx THAxEs ROAD C11URGH.-Th, congregation of the Thames Road wa org,tnized about 30 yearh ago. Twenty five years ago, under the pastorate o C5 the Rev. John Logie. the first church k . uown as the stone ch-ur h, was erected It was considered a greit uadertakinj at that time, but it becalne too small t4 accommodate the congre 1,ation, So abou� a year ago it was decide to erect a nev church. No sooner was this decisiot arrived at than the building committal . began to act with a vicrer c . haracteris tic o ' f the members of" this congrega tion' This church wa8.-: opened anc dedicated to the worsbil ' of God Iasi Sabbath. Dr. Cavan,Pr�noipal of Knox College, Toronto, preached in the morn ing.. Rev. Henry Gracy, of Gananoque for 13 years pastor of thi 3 congregation, preached in the afternoon, and the Rev, A.D. McDonald,of Seafoith,in the even. ing, Although the day I w&B cold and 11 St . ormy thiB edi oe, lculated to hold I . _- factory into a creamery or adiling a to the present f50t0rY- The %bout 400, was fit ed to its utmost capacity at each die i of worship. The , a creamery Insttermill be brought up at this meet- ing and a large number of the Surround- tea meeting on Noway evening was docidedsuccess. Tle,olzurchwasagain Ing farmers who are interested in the at an eaxly hour fillod to its utiiost Brucefield factoiy should, be present. the night of capacity, and a very substantial tos, was I in the basdmentof the church, STABLE BBEAKING.-On 'Thursday of last week,,the stables of provided After tea the follov�liiig gentlemen ad- the Rev. Mr. Thomson, of this villager dressed the coDgrega �ion : The Reverend were broken into by Some ' parties un - but instead of despoiling I Messrs. Quance, Bible Christian Minis- Epis3opal Minister, of known to him, him of his goods they left behind them ter; English Kirkton ; Scott, of 0romarty; Wilson, as a trace of their visit about 150 bush- . of St. Marys; Ham Iton, of Hibbert ; MaoAdams of Exeter ; Grant of Inger- els of oats. AS the reverend gentle - man can find no trace 'o f the,, despers- soll; Gracey of G&nanoque; MoDo"ld, does, his words are: ,,May the gen- of Seaforth, and MCMUlleU of Wood- the erous souls prosper." We also learn that the Rev. Mr. Ross has received stock. Mr. Dunosr, Treasurer of C I ongregation, daring the evening gave eimilar attentions, ,and that not only a Short statement i aspectitig finances. the wants of his faithful steed have , FTom this stateme�lt it appears that been provided for, but a liberal 'dona- the original. Subscription list amount- ed to something Ek 54,000 ; -proceeds tiOn Of money has been made to the reverend gentleman himself. Such ' f rdm collections and Itea-meeting, about kindly acts are commendable to the $490, leaving still in indebtedness of donors and encouraging and cheering to about $1,600. N( , sooner was this the recipients. May others go and do - statement made thE n steps were taken likewise. to meet this deficienoy, and in the 0 course of half an bo is 11,755 was sub- Wingham. scribed; and thus t is church may be Nicw Ltw FiRm.—We are glad to said, to b ave been ol lened entirely free of learn that the legal business of Mr. Iff.. debt. Great praise is due to this con- - W. C. Meyer, of thiiatown.baginoressed gregation for their I iberality, and they _ .. . . .ry so much that he has found it necessa and their esteemed :)49tor,Mr. Fletcher' . I Ao take a business partner, in the per- a�re to be congratula i�d. Another ex- son of Mr. E. L. Dickenson. Mr. ample has bee'R. set. , And while they Dickenson is from Cornwall, has been possess a church se(onato no country .- tice therefor several yqars and in Prac church west of T rpnto in point of has received the highest honors that %eauty and complet ness, they are to be . � Trinity College could give to It student. all the more praise( in that they have fie also passed all his examinations now this complete i nd neat edifice un- , � incumbered with a! iont of debt. Such without an oral. He will be quite an zeal andliberality deserve great success, acquisition to the professional men of Wiogham, and the new firm will, no I and may it long be anjoyed by pastor doubt, continue to exijoy in & greater and flock. measure the favor 6f their clients, than I =S IF een. , 1�r was even accorded the senior partner the RCCOMPaDy,ng note in Tim R�[_ hitherto, - NOT 80 SLOW.—Mrs. Charles Troyer NORT HUO had. a quilting bee Aast: Tuesday, and and influential meeting of the Reform - bad three quilts compleied. Tho' work er8 of North Huron was held iii the as well done by fourteen young ladies Town Hall, Wingham, on Monday last. in - the short space I of seven hours. Shortaddresses were delivered by Dr. Happy will be the men who are for- Sloan, Thos. Gibson, M. 0. Cameron, w tunqte enough to ecure these young J. A. Morton an Col. Ross, respecting �, ladies W help mate I I I L I - I the complete and immediate organiza- _ . I . t tion for the coming campaign, after Wro �eter- - which the following officers were elect - MARKETS.. - SOJeca wheat 01.24, ed; President, Dr. McDonald,, Wing. Scotch fall $1.26, �, spring $1.27, oats ham; lot Vice -President, Goo. Fortune, 37c., butter 16 to 18o, lard 12jo., pota- Wroxeter; 2ad Vice-Fresident, Wm. toes 70c., ap ple8 pe r, bag RAO, eggs 1 8p? Mallough, Dungannon; Secretary, J. CURLING AND S 1J I .—The rink has A. Mortoa,_ Wingliam ; Treasurer, Juo. been in full bl,Lot for over two weeks Neelands. After the election of offi- aow. Skating and a irlirig alternately cers had been concluded, resolution$ of — Monday, Wedu(s lay and Friday confidence in the Reform leaders and 9eing devoted to curling, and the three condemnatory of the course being pur- amaining evenings x skating. M . sued by the Ottawa Government in I SELLING. Orr. — Mr, Z. Watts, f ur- zefereuce to the Boundary Award and 3iture manufactgrer, is making ready the.;Streams Bill,were passed. Ad - or -a large auction s,ule at his ware. dre�ses were delivered by Messrs. Cam- ooms on Saturday,1 February 18th. I . eron, Gibson, Ross and others, when rhe display of f urni pre at the ,shop its the meetiDg adjourned till 7.30 in the eally fine. - I evenina, when addresses were delivered - by G. W. Ross, 'A ' P. for Wasu ,Aliddle 11 Mcir r�S. . sex, and M. C. Cameron, me--abor fo . THE DOINGS OF T" COUNCIL. -At South Huron, A. M. Ross, M. P. P. . he last meeting of the M)rris ,Town. Dr. Sloan, Thomas Gibson, M. P. P. hip Council, Mr. W�'Clarke was re. andothers. I ppointed Clerk at a �&lary of $120 per - - -----. -_ . nnum. Mr. John �Vatsoa was ap. * � Walton. ointed Assessor at N Salary' of $70. THE DBI]ATE.-The Walton Literary dessrs. Mark Cardi ffi and Adana Reid Sodiety held their meeting last Friday I vere appointed )L�ditors. Messrs. - evening. Subject discu-3sed was, "Re- anies Smith and Alexander Robertson Solved that Great Britain is a greater vere each refundedoIie dollar for dog tn� nation than the United States." The &x, for which they had been wrong- � evening being fine and the subjoct a ally assessed. By ams w . are passed new andintereoting one, quite a large athorizing the members of Council to crowd turned out. -Both .sides of the I ot as Road Commi. sioners and setting subject- were well set forth. but Great ft sicleO200,for charily, purposes. A, er . Britain carried off the palm as being aosing a few accour t� tile Council p6d. the greatest nation of the two. Had . ourned until,20th February.' J � I it not been for the leader on the British ' - - i side they ceftnitily woull have lost the Brus, 31�18. dayj for he� did his duty as British PRIVATE MONEY to i Loan at 6J per leaders- generally do. Readings, recita- ent-v payable &t acky time. 'c. R. oo,i�picu, ,3,us. tions and dialogues this eveni, 115 2g. -OB - I els P. 0. 736-3 1 SNELVXR. e ii � LocALITIES.-At the meeting of the I ouncil on Wednesday fast the following He*sald. - f8cers were appointed: G. E - * Cooper, LOCALITIES .—Prof. John Bristol gave lark ; G. Stewart, Assessor ; James a fr6e exhibition of his trained horses, itiox. Collector; T. Kelly, Assessor— Lyons and Colonel Wood, on our Streets dr. Peok,- Barrister of Peterborotigh, on Thursday.—St. Valeutiae's Day is %s- openecl an off ce -in Brussels.— rapidly approachiing, alad at the Post eliveries of produc of all kinds oo ac. � Office Book Store you will 'find. valen- ount of the roA dBbeing bad, was very tines in great variety, that breathe the ight for the past few days.�Mr. Archi- tenderest sentiments. —The wheeling is ald Taylor has sold big house and lot excellent here and traffic brisk.—Two ,n John Street to Mr. David Ross. Mr. very interesting lectures were delivered aylor will move to M�tuitoba in the herelastweek. The -first was on Tnes. pring.—At the Cat de Fair held Satur- day evening in Fairbairn's Hall by the ay, 100 head of catle changed hands Rr-v. A. Y. Hartley, of this place. Sub - t Prices from 3 to4 r cents.—c'The Dir- ject,—AugI6 Israel." The - second ctors. of the East I tiding Agriculturist w � as given in the j3ible dbri8tian oci6ty, decided yes. erday to hold the . Church on - Wednesday eveni lng by the ext Fall -Show ' at Wroxekeir. The Rev. W. Qu&uce,.Of —. Sub- r'rey Branch offered 8350 to bold the ject,-1-Life of James A. Garfield."— howatBrussels. The society only get, TheCanada Methodist bodyof this 20.0 from the Wroxeter people. place, who are at present bolding their _.— services in the Centennial EI&II, purpose --Dash,ffood. erecting a neat hurch. The Rev. Mr. RECOVERING. -We are glad to see that Hill, pastor, is 6 Sct- rar old friend, Xr. Vm.Ball,who bas .1. ing Subscription% and we understand is een laid up with a very severe attack meeting with go d succesg. Oar Meth - f inflammation d iring the past few - 0 odist friends are I an active and zealous . eeka, has so far recovered as to be 1 people, and see the wisdom of having a Me to walk about. place of worship of their own in the SLXIGHING,—Dariig the few days— village.—The sacrament Of the Lord's' or they w6re few !indeed—that the . Supper will be di . spensed in the Rod- - leigbing lasted, our Istre M ets presented gerville Church on Sabbath, the 5th nits a lively appea nee. Those who les, inst.—Prof. Holmes, of Clinton, intends ad saw logs I 'wood, &c., to take giving & grand concert here on Monday way went at it wit a vengeance, but evening.—Business is brish in the vil- nfortunately the tt�,W came, and that lage.—Mr. J'ames H. BOD -8-011, Of Se�- iDd of �Vork is almoq't stopped acrain. forth, intends OPODiDg & law Office In , RE-vivxt.—Revival services hav'e' been this village, and will visit Hensall every onduct6d in the Cb urch of the German 4 Wednesday. . vangelical Associv tion, in this vill-age, I'll . AND t uring the past few weeks, by the Rev. Vri-nthrop. dessrs. Dierla,mm and Seharffe. The AymxvERs,&uy SxRvicHs.—Tbe Anni. everend gentlemen have been very versaryservices in connection with Caven w -nest at these meetitig,3, and their Presbyterian church v�ere li,eld on Sab- ahors bave not bee in vain. FOR DAKOTA..—Tlir.�e of bath last, when excolli�nt sermons aware - 9 L our yo I ,ing nen, Messrs. Heury Calfas, Robt. Eng- preached to large congrPeations, both forenoon and � evening, by Rev. Mr. Mc- ish and Adam Sacks, left here on dondaylast for Dakota, to seek their Coy, of Egmoudville. Outhelollowing ortubesin the dtinin'lon of -Uncle Monday evehing, the annual tea meet- I iDg wao held. This was decidedly the ! 3am." Mr. Henry McCann intends to eave for the same I)i &�ce �iu' a few days, most successful?of the mauy Successful I il;at � ie having disposed :)f his hotel to Mr. tea meetings bave'been held in I this church. The at � teDdance _Aouis Baker. . I � - was i �arge, the church being crowded to its ; I i I Brud �eld. utmost capacity. The tea was S uperb, i the . - reflecting very greatest credit upon i * HORSE SOLD. - �Ssrs McGregor & ' . the ladies who prepared it, while the ' IcIntosb, of Brno old, have diaposed 1' ' speeches were short, interesting and to 1 i f their youngy hea 0 v ra�ght import6d the point, and the music by the choir i . , tallion, "The ajor, to Messrs. of the Seaforth Presbyterian church,, 1 'olquhoun & Dow, f,Hiobert, for the 'T , under the leadership of Prof. JFOnes " am of $2,000. h Major is four years Id this sprin an�la Splendid animal, s could not easily have been surpassedl 1 The chair was occupied bv the pastor', ud we hope t e On Ir,oprietors will , .ave the beat of ti& with him. the Rev. Mr. Musgrave, �nd a better , go CHEESE MEETINGFIA, meeting of the selection for the position could not, have been made. as his witty saldes'and im- i' atrons of the Brudefield Cheese Fac- mense fund of humor Served to keep,- )ry has been calledl at Brucefield on the audience cheerful and in the best of -1 � aturday, 11th of F ruary, at 2 o'clock good humor throughout the evenin , , - na., for the purp Be Of winding up The Rev. Joseph McCoy, of Egmong. � le business of the factory for the past Ville, took as his subject "Church , ear at,d mailing arrangements for Work;" Rev. Mr. Ross, of Brussels, *1 i ext Season. Mr. I IcCartney intends, spoke on "Christian Workers," and ', iould he receive Sufficient encourage- made a most sensible, practical Speech. 1i kent, converting t ae preNnt cheese . Rev. Mr. MoNaughton, of Walton. took I ] I FEBRUARY 31 1882. __ __ � . . " .. ; . I 11. i �4_ - - rl - �� i I . __ 1 4 =_�_� _11E � 11 I as his theme, "Things that people . :,4_ Ought to be thankful for," while, ldro - - L I � � .. Lochead, of Londesboro, basea his re. - .- L .. . -1 marks on several different Subjects Of � - 11 . - - interest. The proceeds of the tea meet. . � , . I _1� _�,Fl, , - L � . I ing amounted to $85. - � . 1 1 - 7 L I I - Z . I 7 1� - —On Tuesday evening the children 7 - I � I . . � -. � L. � .. . L of the Sabbath School were entertained % . _�iL� 1L.- , . . I � � - . L and bad a good time. They were &d- . . . L . I "I'll A - �. ... dressed by Messrs. Musgrave, Grieve, - I I Hillen and others, wbile the music was I . I I - . - i . provided by the children, assisted by . ;_ �� I I . .,-. I Miss Cook, who presidedat the orgaii. I I - . � I . — - The Muskoka S"afferer,s. L � .. i . - THE MANsx, Hipp -n, Jan. 26, IM. I L - . =-TEE] W 10IAE N Dz.in EXPOSITOR,- Another anony. _� L I Mons friend in Stanley has kindly sent � — . -_ me the accompanying modest note,wiih � _�._ . stamps for postage and registration, and � tl> EDWARD enclosin , five dollars for the relief of the g �, I . Muskoka sufferers. I i I I - My best thanks are hereby tendered L . I to those benevolent friends, who, with. I - - L out letting their left bAnd know what I . SUCC.E the rigbt hand doeth, are liberally con- I . sidering the poor. May "the blessing . of him that is ready to perish come I � : up6il them." As you have kindly __ '. L . __ VESSIRS. At& I . Wven publicity to the sufferiogs of our I Muskoka brethren, and thereby eon- I tributed, in no small degree, to the . sympathy that has been awakened in - I . I their behalf in this section, may I ask . �, you, if space permits,L to insert this and . — � I . the RCCOMPaDy,ng note in Tim R�[_ .1 . . ,� rosxToR? Sincerely yoars, I . � � . . I I . H. CAMERON. L � . I � The following is the note referred to . . CR .. . L . . i EVERYTHING . STAXLZY, JaIL 15th, IM, . � Po the Rev. Br. Cameron. .. . 1� I Dx&p, Sm, -I enclose a trifling SMIR -_ L for the suffering poor of Muskoka. . . . Pleaseapply as you think best,and I . � oblige, Yours, &c., -.--; , - - , I � __� . Ma-nitoba Notes. . I I -The first Bible Christian church iia I Manitoba will beopened at Alexandria, V.PE01A] on Tuesday, February !4. -Coal sells at Winnipeg for 113M - I I �� - . I per ton, and wood is $6.50 per cord. . I , � Coal is lower than last year, but -wood ��.. keeps quite as high. I . . -1 ital �-: -To encoarage settlement along i I line, the Manitoba Southweatern Ram. way will carry free the materlal for the . I first tea hougps to be built ineach of �, its town sites, as soon as their location . I I . I TWO I is made. - . -Mr. J. 0. MoLagan and 151r. Robert I . - I - � . Laidlaw, both old and experienced On. � , � ,'I � tario journalists, axe in Winnipegge.th- I 10 I . ering infor mation relative to the e � 'ityl - . I I to bepublislied in Prof. Macounn's forth- _�. -_0 , . coming work, ;gThe Northwest." * __: - I . - J -The Nelsonville Mountaineer says-. � - � � I _;�� I:- The Winnipeg market is bei -a stocked - ' - I � . . � L . � 0 with butter, pork and 1;4�*.?- fr .m On- L . L L 4 - - NEW SELL � tario. � Parties who went anto the city � - with loads of thege com m- adities from 4 � . � . � here had bard work to find purchasers. � . � L i ; � � -A sarprise Party ls.9t, week ptesent. - � - - . I � : � ed Rev. John Scott., of Emerson, with , - L , . - 1-1 I ! - ��_,�, -WILL $100, and Mrs. Scott With a handsome � ; - . i I - i . far jacket. The gift was a recognitiox - 1� ' I . . li I t who .- of merit, as every one will admi . - � I . d - I I � I - . I knows the reverend gentleman and his 1 � - , I 1. . I helpmate. : - � ; , ' . � -'L -A violent form of diphtheria is _ I I - -"-. . prevalent north of Rock Lake, and I - . I , I I . L . L several children have died from the � - I L .1 . disease. There is ito ,dootor nearer . . , . I - I . I . than NelsoDville, and the watit of a , I - 1. . -1 medical gentleman is severely felt in . _ I , . .- i_,. L that community. , . I � . . I I I - . -The, total cost Of carrying on the . , I I I - � . � I . - recent elections in the MuniCipality Of L . Zi - _. - . � Louise, amounted .tp $4�_30_ Thisin- -fees I . I � . � � = FOR cludes the for returning officerst � L . _. - . rent of polliug places, &d. Settlers in . . 1, . . REAL ESTA a, new country learn to work eom. I . - . - omically. -On Saturday night, 14th ult., the — - I . . 1, 4i±M FOR S&LE1. . Fthanged fA)r-a farii house of Air.. Mcmilj�u, north of Rock. - - .i, - axaM, Staulay or Mi Lake, was burned. TL,e roof took fire " L i'�, .1 - I . 116 Irarnber y, 0 mtai; , v I - b". IrorFurherp,u- from the stovepipe, and in a short time , . - , :__ Lood Agent, Sedfortb the house was destrbyl(4 Mr. N. - .0 . - I -- . _� - . . Millan lost a quantity of �'graiu, which. - -L ,� I � A I - L __ � was stored in the houqvl as well as , _ -tab I -_1 - t a ro iifoi 's **n*n. There to *, most of his -household goods. . . -, �_ .- � I I Am selection of limit I - I -The other day at & family gai.ther- . - . - _� IOU miles of. -Se i1orth , ing at High Bluff, I'MaDitoba, them _.!_,� � . .,��. I � emmon 2, M6,111110P. me -616& pro.prie-or is g i were present a newly axriveababy, its 1_� - -'- L to tOHN CU MIM4, . � father and mother, two grandfathers, . 1. . __ - 4�t two grandmothers, two greatgrand- , --- ftwl f ARM " R &&LB. - . _-, f . fathers and tWO gLreat-graud- mothers. L - �-,1.6 , eTowaship of , th _1___1 the north half of L Four generations. It is not often th#A of - , . - _Vct;: 10 4beres, mostly all t the ancestral tree is so well preserved. , I 1� 4( ho Wheat SoVrn, AX - .. -----'*-- - L - � Joso- Theraisa U -Mr. Alexander McTavish, ,of I&At - Hope, well know" as a successful breed. _r r _. - ... :i. A&VIag undernexth , � I koidag 2.tvio buihelt ; bam 3)xW� er of fine cattle, weighed at the Shakes- I _. wil, _,1 - Imme I : . 2. 4"a log house upd . peare scales on the 17tb.:Dacembar, two I �wd a aplendid bewir Steers, &-nd on the 23rd inst., weighed I - -Also I . 5 be sold eheap � , of,Grey, 99 acres, 80 - them again. The net gain. was 156 . - Z " . vWot log house and I pounds, over two pou nds a day per I �_ *r 40xW -good � I ra , A head, much above- the average, sud showing a larger increase than arky, Of � &UK pump. it iR 2111-Ull 'Ll r"Aing Ac �he ti � . a &*eadld stock fart the experiments at the Model fi'arm. � _�, Abi L pri- W is goill I lei I!he animals were ,sold the same day , = SI)PI-Y 1, the.] A* It I good price for the - Montreal inar. -,- , "I AWA 4, or to Brusaele L L WN. ket. -1 . ... . � - � - ---.---. -The,large canning factory no& ' � r St., N-1 arys, belonging tot" hn F. Ot- Mr. Jo - � __ I - I Immens( Fell, was burned to the grouud, %,few- : I ; I I I . lays ago.. Mr. Obwell and his a*& . I � .. , I who, were� both away from home" c%0" .. I . - A the call of the -wires to find that ato I - I factory -vKlich had been built up by the '. READY-MADEC ,Areful industry and energ. 3 y of yes" 11 11 - was in ashes. They found that e"- . I'll . AND t I bla-ing was: burned. Stock, caue, tin!, . provisional, machinery (With . * Ileption of a small angine),, in fact every- � -1 L _ _�__ AT WTr M bhing used in the wolkitig of the - - I lactory and every t1ii ng stored in it wafte .. 3ompletely ruiued. The loss wih .bc, I . "I _1� I /-'- very heav:y; the insu'rRUC45 amoun ft- A* I I � L �: - Of AT VC116; $17,000, but this will not by any Me- " "a LLL � 3over the Joss. Mr.- Ottwell 1�ss,t& S - I � ready begun proparations, for the -,Of . I . q . SE, erection a stone factory and as yea" I I L A experience have taught him idst I . . L what' is required in a building kw I �_e Aorap, ,Iud ORuning Purposes, there is I . I no doubt that the new structure will be The Public are greatly superior to the old. I -A corresp(,ndeut of tbo Mitcb4n . . I A.dvocata writing from Kansas says: I - - Many years ago- I - This St"k Bef. was a resident of � Blanshard, living in the woods __ I L new where St. Marys now stands, Then . . - L - I WaS Only a log tavern and two other log I structures in the place then. M .f L* y - .t , visit to Mit0hell, I think, wag in %"�. These are all . i was on ray way to Goderich, taking faction, and tl . 13P the first taxes, 25o, oolle&,ed in . � J19%res. � Blansh&-rd. I bad an interesting Ad_ venture in gettfi2g from St. Mary to Th�e Stock is � L - L ' �X Mitchell. The ground was, covera& with snow, and tbere ,no . Jin all the Fal Jarge I was trag& I7,0 14(sa the river I struck for &0 r ih N.Opposite m 1 � the newest thini I � 'L i I - . the plaaeof my f riend, T. Moore. He bad gone to St�-Marys and left the oanoeon MV I -A . � . � . "I I , . I 1_1,;11� - , - � �. � I "'ERSIAN L sideof the riVer. Well, what was to �e done? I did not I . . , I r � : I �ike to wade across and then travel -8,H io-Y _. - 1. . . I .; in wet clothes, so I took the b,olA 31 � � I � . � - Glovesof au � uld made for the other side, and went _; : .1 I I I - ; nols in endless i I ik I )11 MY way rejoicing, leaving Mr. Mcot,v �_ L --- I _ -1 . ,o get back as beat he could. But, he Was dry and warm before I BMW him, � - . _- .- . � - I . I � __� WM. �_.! Lnd he lelt_quite good natured ov,,, tho L . - . . I . natter. . . . I . � I � I - I L - I I I � I - . . I __ - L' . .- _,____=�, . . I L ; - . - L . . __ . . I � - - - - . I .. . r - � I 'L ; _ -_ " �. -__ - "- I �) L. . , �1' - . � I .� L _.: I I . �� L- , ,! Ift L �_ I - I 11FX% , - ___ ___ �_� __ __ �__� . . . 1_� . ,,, � 1, _e I .00- � I I � I I I . . . I I , �i_ - - - L. - L__]