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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1882-05-26, Page 1N . - �_ � I � �_,� I I , I %J I - I t � ! I 34 i-.1 I � : . I i I ! I ! I ; I � I i I . �m � - i . � — ! � � I � i �_ ;. I I . - : I . . '� i E - - - � ! - ___ - - � . I I I _;;1Xi____ - I i I - - r I . i I \-- le -raot, to . i - I � I - __ � . I � r '- ,own, for t1har � . I . - . I rick- residenoe. _. , . I . I � I , - . I I W7. — meam. � . . 0- � :5 Scott, soli- - I - _1 . - I . I . - , � I entered in -to - I . . � . . I . I ) 4hipley, of the . .� . �1 11fil lz��/ JV ii J , � I 11 I � I of mama kat �. . . - � I . . I . ,uver for the . I , � .. . - I . -1 i 1.�, -----------------_---- W11___M3M 10, I � . 11 1 - .. I . I � __`1_T . � In in Clinton 0 . . 1. - _�_ ,S*% i 1� I :; __ _T i . i � I . __��7 . . . -_ I orth of bees- to � I � . ,.I I I I I . . I � I . Conservatives . , � I , . .- __ � . I I . - �', - . %_ � ________� � . I .-I I - - . f . � McT-,EAN BROS., PubLishers. - ,ving'a Gonven- . MTH YEAR. � . I . I , I � I . - I # FIVTBI . SEAFOfITH, FRIDAY, MAY 26.5 1882. . Z - 1� � candidate S�b . iqul&BEIR, 755. 1 . I . . . .. . 1 $1.50 a Yeax, in Advance. ' I � . I WHOIX - I next, -it is — . . __ I . i . . - . --- - I : - - nson and S. . - I � � I � 1. i - w u buttheclothes in which they made I , I aspirants. — 1 402 COLUMN. A GLIMPSE AT ENGLISB: very luxurious, seventy-five cents; I did fr i om the "me ports intho same perl'od parts and laying bare the bone and ten rived from their use. They o, Id be their escape. The steamer Cit of . I I I � - y . , t mcFAUL:5 FARMING. not enter one, for no Budden shower was as follows. In 1879, $262,517, in dons. It is feared that Mr. Hunter the means of irapartinit a great amount I out the Ca- _� I . I t:0 � . I . l), . � . . - � I . would be I Limerick has been missing several � I - � .h Combe, car- - 1. � ' afforded me a just excuse for asking 1 80; 1474,436,� and in 1881, $722,256. may lose his arm. Of practical. knowledge, and -tbs and is supposed to be lost. . � � - The English farmer 1 T -The snit to upset the amalgams, -Charles Harding, a young man at a valuable aid in the teaching* of histor mon I - I ; - n � _� aw other � __�' ives in a large, shelter, and I could never brine, myself . tion I . y . �. I , and I i - - I - -A new map (if the Huron a -ad Ot- . I : . : roomy, comfortable,old-f ashioned house. to obtrude upon- the poor for the mere of the Dominion and M ontreal telegraph St. Charles River, Quebec, loaded his and geography. - after it was BU , i � 0- _1 I . __ - � � : 0 It is always built of bribk or stone. I sake of gratifying my curiosity as to 0 mpanies is about to be withdrawn. his gun, putting a candle in the barrel, Nichol as Hughes, the!Honorary tawa Territory, wbich includes the <lis � � I . . - . spentaveous - 4 � 0 . I I I , y Sound, Mushol-a, and - I r- - � have been sit weeks in England; have their -modes of living. But in some of I arget. The gun President (if the Montreal Snow Shoe tricts of Parr , - . * I— �011 some Chem- , . I � E. MCFAUL -The Ancient Order of Workingmen and then fired at a t _i I travellq�d from Liverpool to fifty miles the windows were flowers; beforesome h e ordered that in future suicides - just above the Club, died he other night in, Montreal. NipissintaO has just been completed, and -- t spilt- on i 11 � I burst, breaking his arm � I t.--- � . � . � i - ' en issued by the Crown LandB Depart- I � I . south of London, have wandered the of the doors were vines, and quite gen will not be entitled to any benefit. wrist. The arm bad to be amputated. He -was one of the veteran sportsm >h,a Rom met i I � s SHOWING THIS WEEK A , streets of Liverpool, Manobesteri BIT. orally close at hand was a little veg6- -Mr. John Unger, of Waterloo, sold -Two fiends in human form named of Lower C auada, and has many friends ment. It showB all the surveys made . � rhile cutting a I-- � - - ,� 11 - i I � � a 0 8 Ar as � .1 . - mi'gham, Oxford, and London, and table garden; and there was a general I r. 0 n Scott, 25 sheep aver- George Bratt and E most Biodway were all over the Dominion, who Will regret since 1879, an the post ffice as f - I � alanced and - . .11 . � � r, i � The country I I no, the cord. i IDg 91� POU -i. 0 i ]a _A� 1%.T d n Bome miles of country road,, and I aspect of home comfort and cleanliness. lads eacl .Who can beat arrested the other day n' I I I . (3I_ E! rive ear 'Belmont to hear of his (lemise. For Ocime years I could be ascertained. 7 "Y- - - I � Y I 1"'T B � through some three or four country- I The agricultural distress has not greatly t lat ? . I . charged with abusing and .111 -treating 9, he was Deputy Chief of !Police at A 1613OW11 is from the northern part -of - I � , I �&qh nearly si'm . T I -not, I think, seen disfiressed the laborer ; he gets as good - Q 1 0 � buried in York, east-wardto and including the i_- i I � hamlets, and I have The 29th anniversary of' the boy named Richard Hughas, by pouring Montreal. He asked to be 11 � luffer for some . . I I - � mund with fha -OF- a single house or sbod of any description wages ag ever ; the suffe'rers are the landing of the �Loyali,�tg, was celebrat- spirits of turpentine over his body. the snow-s�oe trail of the cldb, and to northern townships of the county of - . 0 � . � made of wood, except at the landing landlords and the tenants. ed on ThursdaS of last week at ,,St. -Mr. John Franklin, of Central Illi- have the inembers bear him to his Frontenac, northward to Pembroke, I- I Z � - . � �, �� I . h grave. I ! 1� � - - wharf at Liverpool. Thei houses are The English farmer is always a ten- Jc)hns. I nois, who has been travelling throng and following the Ottawa river as far I � - 0 V � 4 1 . OY GERMAN HOSIERY therefore subsLantial; they never look ant ; be never owns his farm. This is I -It is Baid hay is so scarce in Guys- the 001113ty Of WelliDgtOU looking forl .7-Collee or Stratton and 4xcise Offi- as Mattawan, the territory we8twara as . FAN . � tes. asl-ce I -er and tb e t . new; but they do not appear capable of not altogether a hardship ; at - least it bpro County, Nova Scotia, that many live stock, has purchased 6orn Matthi' - r HartleY of Toronto, and I Detective , far as the French Riv e as ern . . . - . �Athe_ Bayfield For Childron's Wear. growing old. My farmer friend's barn has its compensations. He pays from cattle are starving, and some have Kirkby, of Guelph township, two of his Rogers, of Bairie, made a s0zure of an shore of the Georgian Bay, and Bouth- 11 : :1 , . I p;-& few days I . I A ward to the county of York, an area of - . k has a hole knocked in the wall by a three or four to eight or even ten dollars already died.' thoroughbred rams for breeding pur- illicit still ast week on _A small cte I I Rare and toa. l I . . -1 I I . cannon shot of Oliver Cromwell's army. a year per acre; On hop f arms', perhaps I -During four days of last week four poses, paying therefor $10Q. running i to the Noffawasaga river. about 18,000 square miles. I � I - ia a barn be- .- .--- . as a very complete one but ! -The work of surveying new town- � ?_111 - '_ - How zhuch older than Oliver Cromwell's fifteen i for orchards, perhaps twenty or hundred cattle and three hundred -The scarcity of wood 4nd the dif - The still V, � .. . - I . . . I - . I . . - ig, lot 2 trining when the officers ships duriDg the summer has been laid - ��, I ,5,004- I da'y it is I do not think he knows. His twenty-five; but this is, after all,a very sheep were exported to England from licult i .- � � I - y in procuring it in sufficient was not rt - - burned to, that � . house -if the one where I was so hos- moderate interest for the capital invest- uebec. � - � quantities for use on the C! . They had been , 6ut, the surveyors appointed, and the S_ � I - f �J : . - L LINE OF anada Pacific dropped down on it. i r . I A FUL__ I i � ': structions issued to them -by the ,:7 � � . pitably entertained was any type of its ed. My farmer friend has no desire to -Mr. J. A. Rilroy, merchant, Wind- Railway, is making the aouthori6ies of searching 5wo days for it. The owner In t�. � :I � IT in for the tawn- class -is thoroughly comfortable but - own his farm ; he says if farmers were sor, brother of Rev. br. Kilroy, Strat. that road consider the ad' visability of was fined 200, and one month in jail, Crown Larids Department. The town- il , - � . . _ . xeld at Gorna, - � � �t at a O'Clo A � Seamless Hosiery not luxurious ; the rooms are larWe and I to Own their farms the. capital required ford, is the Reform c�ndidate for North burning coal for fuel in thei.;r lo6omotives -a pretty severe lesson andone he will ships to be survey,eaare Pentland, Cam - . i . � i airy ; there are books on the table- I to purchase the land would be so great I ssex. I in future. be likely t:) remember. nisbury, Biggarana'Devine, in the ,dis- , I , .1 - . I r3 1 . I . - I I I I . i perhaps as many as you would see on I that there would be none left . with -Two Guelph sports took trip to -Sixty Frenchmen from below Mon- -A gentleman on the Toronto ex- trict of Nipissing, south of the River . � � I w ,of lum�bor for I I I I ,,a Ladies' SiZ681 the average Canadian farmer's tatle- which to parry on the farming opera- tAe river Credit one day last eek, and treal leit for Collingwood on Saturday Cursion.to Manitoba last vieek, while Mattawan. In the portion of the Dis- ; Afisses, i �w .1 ; iderich by, lake, In . ng bridge at St. George, triot of Nipissiug, lying to the North of � I I I I but no newspapers, and few or Tione of tions. These are expensive. Long i three hours fishing secured 212 fbie morning. They have been. engazed to crossing the lo . � I dnei'�Aay of la5t - * . . � i . te Nipissing, the survey of the base . I i . � I themoaern magazines. The English leases, in the country I visited, have t out. I i. , work en the Canada Pacific road, near was dnmifounded to observe that he Lah - - � I I - I � I i � . farmer does not take a very active part given place to open leaBes," which either I -It is said the Grand Trunk intend Prince Arthur's Landing. They were to had dropl ed his ticket and Baw it fall- and exploration hues commenced last i � � I i meeting in ; I . , - I . � n � I - Wt , � ..... . . . 1 ,politics, and therefore does not take a party can close on two. years notice. to quit running the Galt Branch since take the steamer Algoma- at Colling- itig to the ground. He was'uns,ble to Bummer will be completed. In the - . ;hodi.qt Church . I * I leave the rain until he got to Paris, same District and on the line of the - I � political paper; his religion is that of At present, if the lease is closed the the amalgamation with the- -Great wood. i � ,I , I � , .. - I ' I was for- Canada Facific Railway, the townships � . SPECIAL VALUE I , ia Clinton on , I the Established Church, and he is no tenant gets nothing for the - improve- Western. - Among the �orquigites which when he turned on foot anc ; 1 7 � , . . . F . rkpatrick, Rattan, Dunnet, j � - _. I . ate enough to find his ticket. He of Hugel, Ki � . friend to innovations in either ritual or ments he may have put upoji the. land. !-The woollen millB of Mr. James Speaker Macphers)n has charged to the tun . 0 .. , � 1. I -so the I . -1 I I . � aj� .- 4talion of 761- I . IN SILKS AND SATINS doctrine, he thezefore is indifferent to 1 The Farmers' Alliance, are agitating Perry, of Napanee, were completely des- countr3, is a despE tch caso of Russian waited for the midnight express, which Hagar, Awrey and Dryden; I �! alp at Carling�a - . I i 11 M I township of Lewis,and residue of Shed- - the religious newspaper; 1� some he took for his destination, but we are i . . e thinks h -e for a change in this respoct�� with a cer- ttoyed by fire early Friday morning. leather, with crest etc., costing � i n C1 � . : . n, and the outlines of some timber % � j �tla of J4110'a � ws mor rmiDg- than the tainty, I should think, of getting it in Loss about 65 000. $40. The despate - sure he would, after this o-.xperieiiee, do I � I � kno i5 abokit fa, , :i case � in this in � , : .S. I � FOR MINTL ES. city editor who evolves ag�icultural- time. The laud -owner is generally the -The members of the Independent stance means a very fine travelling keep a fir hold on his railway paper. berths in Algoma will be surveyed. . . 'I 'i i* - I - . I � : . . - . _4 � -knaw,, haa sold : -- theories out of hiR - own consciousness, o w ! � The other day some of the chief -A most unprincipled outrage was _�N � � I'll, I I � ner of thousands of acres ; perhaps Order of Oddfollows in Toronto intend valise. ! 7 __ i ii the township I I - and therefore he does not tske an ag- be lives in a great manor house Bome- erecting a hall to cost one hundred -Sparks from * locom6tive on the dignitaries of Guelph accosted- a milk perpetrated recently onthe farm �of Mr. A I f, - . to Mr. W. S. 11 I : . - �;&. . �� I ricultural newspaper. u he where in the vicinity �;' perhaps he has thousand dollars. I Caunda, Pacific Railway; set fire on boy on the streets and blandly asked R. Fitzgerald, in the neighborhood of - : � _11 I . .r $3,000. r � is not a broadly educated man, and it I let his house and lives on some other ' -The Rev. E dward Vaughan died at Wednesday to a quantity !of wood be- him if he out anything in bis, milk. The Pine River-, Bruce County. When I i _0 I 'the Adjourned NED . I I . would perhaps be better for him, , and estate, or travels., In either case, he Traoadie Convent, Nova Scotia, on the longing to a farrne named Welch in a boy was r ticent on the subjact,-andUs,, plowing the orchard on his farm, lately - If 1. r I . ;i-wj I � I - �, � 'Judge Toms up- .. I r 54 da�s previous to his field near the railrb h questioner, no doubt thinking that if he J. Gentles, he noticed anger 4z, N certainly better for his children, if be has a steward who manages the details 18th inst. Fo ad tr�ck at Nort I bought from I - 5, � Seaforth, and , kept them and bimBelf more fully in- of ' -do chips at the foot of each tree, a -ad -upon I 1.0i, I - . I NEW PATTERNS IN _-- his business for him. He owns all death he was SUBtained by water. Nation mills, near Thursoi Some two could discover the tricks of the tra � I -1i lock-up keepers- . . formed as to what is going on in the I thel,houses, therefore all the villaubs ; -A route boy, employed in delivering thousand cords were destr6yed. and expose them,he would be conferring examination discovered a strong smoU 1 _,.7 . I 0 . I "--. I . , J , - 11 1%. world, be is professionally intelligent. i AnA go'nerally neither love ii money the Globe in Torouto for the past seven -The other dayi a maii in Toronto a benefit an humanity. He bribed the of turpentine, and in �clearing the earth :-4�� - � - -, � - 1 )ritaria Bank izL M SPAKISH LACES He is not a mere routinist ; he is a I will induce him to sell an acoeI7 of his y t gave a 1.11 BLACK & CREA. oars,'bas resigned after adcumulating charged with drunkenness, firs 1 ad- with I if by cents to let the cat out of awayfound an auger hole which ap- , i, , I - ,_ lobed last week. � student of abils and seeds and manures;- I possessions. Ordinarily it is entailed �800. There's a pattern for boys. his name as Edward Bla�e and again .the poke, and when he asked the boy to parently had been filied with turpen- - I � 14:j: . � I . - __ -- agent, was ap- - Nature is his book and he studies her I an� he cannot sell it if he would.. � In -A two-Btorey, brick pork -packing as Alexander Mackenzie. !He assigned fulfil his part of the bargaino was told tine and then neatly plugged. There I - ,_ X4 I I -ugslels is now . - - * . , : � - - that he put the p ir carefully, and he is interested to learn I such a state of things improvement is house is to be established next season in as a reason that he did ii1ot want his I , int measure in the are upwards of twenty old bearing ! . . - ,way, , I -if it � . . snc tered bank. � what he can from an American strange� I impossible ; the I aborer does not im- M. Thomas by Mr. Joseph Griffin. He proper name in the papersi. The magis- milk, and ran for clear life. . trees served the same i I � - I - , .Vision for the � I A LARGE STOCK OF about agricultural methods in tl-ie new , prove his cottage because il� b8lODg8, to will not kill, but buy and treat dressed trate imposed a fine of $10 and costs, -& tr dy occurred the other day hills them, as was apparently the in- .1.�, 7 � . � �_ De helcl at Rob- ., world. - � I his landlord; the farmer d4ies not im- hogs. . $5 for each assumed name� in Tiny Township, near Penetangai- tention, it will be a loss that cannot be __ � - I i � : _1 . - Thomas Webster� the Grand shene, wherein a farmer named Henry replaced for fifteen years. No pains ., I I � � rk Friday, May He does comparatively little work 1 prove - his farm becau�e it be- -Mr. Wm. Falconer, a former resi. -Mr. ' i _ , I . - r� , hearing appeals- I !� PARASOLS & SUNSHADES with his own hands. His wife, perhaps, i longs to his landlord; the landlord dent of Paisley, died at Nelsonville, Scribe of the 8ons of Temperance of Yorke ki led another farmer, Daniel I should be spared to discover the per- � -, I . - � . ; . I I ' nal who could - '- TJ ; - . ; . supervises the dairy ; but his household neither improves farm nor honse, be- Manitoba, a short time. �go, at the early Ontario, has removed froin Brantford Dewal, w than axe, and twice after- petrator, for the individ ��._ H � . . ' �_ 1, � i ,: 1. Iler, teacher Of I �, FROM 25c UP. is well provided with capable servants, i cause this would cost money,and would age of 24 years. He leaves a wife and to Paris. The semi-annuil session of ward s um uccessf ully attempted suicide. do it, would have no moral restraint re- z _, 4 i i I . . ; � �tj - I a his farm,, Con- - - . I who bring in the tea things and set the bring in noincreased reDtals. The I%- tw ung children. this Grand Division will� be held at Thpre appears, to have been no- other garding any other property. . , * 1� � I . , 11 : , �on 7. Miorris, to . : table, and his wife and, daughters do borer has no ineentive to "get on," for .1yur. Chas. Wilmot, of the Govern- Cobourg.on the 30th iuBV' � Excellent witness of the deed than the actors in -A despatch from Em&ria, Kaunas, I L! : ' ? , i or the sum Of � . - t i d e as a e an ante mortem ,dated May 18th, says: Last week the � I I . . not serve the ipen and wait their turn , be can -never become a farmer; the me f fish hatcheries at Newoustle, de- arrangements have been r�ade for the it,but the e e ed ma � . . � * , I I. . ;&in& one hun- . � to eat after the lords - of creation are farmer has no incentive to "get on," for posited thirty thousand young salmon accommodation of the del�gates. depositior, upon which the coroner's Dominion Cattle Company, composed of . I - � I . I . , through with their meal. He would 'i he can never become a landlord. Each trout in the la,ke near Port' Dalhousie -Mr. A. B. Petrie, druAgisb, Guelph, jury has indicted Yorke for man- J. P. Wiser, M. P., Prescott, Ont.; W. I I.r i . - who, started in, I MILLINERY, slaughter. The tragedy arose out of a B. Ives, M. P. Sherbrooke, P. Q.; R. H. V�'i � I think this barbaric, and perhaps be I is 'content to keep things as they are, Friday evening. - has purchased the Isle of Beauty in the F�' I aubrook, in the . .1 . I dispute over some land which Dewal Pope (son of Hon. J. H. Pope); and W. - t would not be far from right. 1� he is � and this the generally succeed in do- -A man left his meAsure with a Georgian Bay containin' 70 acres. , ' 'y 9 - .-, .1 � z ) t tilohe ago" is \ STYLISH ! a thrifty farmer he believes he has � ing. The conservatism of the agricul- shoemaker in Cartwright lately for a This island is east of and close to had renteil from his slayer. - P. Herring, live stock agent of -the w ru - I , s . � I tj mtensive trade. � . . ". � 4 i 11 . plenty to do to direct his laborers, and ! tural interests in England is simply be- pair of fif teens.� The Council intend to Strawberry Island owned by Messrs. -A da itardly outrage was: porpetrat- Atcheson. Topeka& Santa Fe Railway; I -, I . . I � � I , Mr. Gramm is ; GOOD would under ordinary circumstances no youd calculation. They are all brakes widen the sidewalks next time he Gow and 'Melvin. Guelph gentlemen ed recent'. y on the unoccopied farm purchased for cash of J. T. T. & C. W.. , I - - . � ! - . I 4 j � �J distant points. . more think it behooved, him to hold his I and no steam. strikes the town. appear to be taking st6ck in the house of Dr. Davidson, Baptist minis- Word their entire outfit, confdsting of . . J � ; - r:_i wy estimazes, re- . : I AND CHEAP. own plow than- Mr. Houghton or Mr. Farming itself is, it seems to me, a -The steam��Dr Progress, sent with Georgian Bay islands. I ter of I iverton. Some miscreants eleven thousand head of cattle, 1,27 1 - .1 I - z I Bhod ;o atoms his gates, forced the horses and mules, personal property, . f. :1 ciminion Parlia- . Harper would think it behooved them , much more difficult operation in Eng- provisions for :the disabled Peravian, ' -A four -mile single scull race for Bma I . I i __ -I 11 . . . . I xoderich, figures I to set their own type. He has on an land than in America; it requires more was burned on: Wednesday night last 6250 a Aide and the championship of windows ind entered the holase. They ranch privileges, etc., for the sum of -I I I � A-: I 1� i I � ig the amount . ; T mixed together the different kinds of $203,080. Aloo of word & Stevens 760 - - � . I .� STOCK COMPLETE average about one laborer to every hurl- , study of small economies ; therefore week near Riviere du Loup. Three the Northwest hag been -'arranged be- - I � . . . ! h ' I - � r, � I � arge quantity head, and Of 'Mr. Cresswell 630 head of 1. - I High Courtof . � dred acres -1 am speaking now of the D, and seed grain, scattering a I L i,': -i � L . 0 . i .- �. - I more study of nature. The English lives were lost. � tween 0. E. Forey, late of iToront, I - � f Platt VH,. thav ordinary whoat 'farmer; on fruit and I farmer is put to his mettle to get out of - A company to manufacture corp John McKeown, of . Winnipeg. The of paint over grain, floors,fn � iture,etc., cattle 'with ran obe privileges, paying for � -1 M -_ . I - I � ;, � - . 11 I � . - Ft wAn 000 8 -1 � I I IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. hop farms the proportion doubtles's I' nature the greatest possible return for starch, dexterin e, etc., has been Bta�r `bd latter is reported to be th6 single -scull and broke up things in a ton and the same $15, . Al o of Word & Co., . �.. i MN - - I � rty, section bog& varies. If, therefore, he has five Or six I the least possible investment. He can-. at Toronto, witii a capiba,l of $200,060. *champion of the Northwest Territories. atrocious manner. The D6ctor is & 49 high grade Durham bulls. This � � . . � . I- I I I chase. the prop- � hundred acres -an average farm -he not - Bow crop after crop of corn or The building will be on the Es lanade The race is to take place on the Red very mspected and talented minister of ranche is located on Commission Creek . p ( I_ 11 . - � . � - ��y Mr. james� . E. McFAUL will have five or six la,borerg, each with wheat; he must give back inone form I and will cost $30,000. 1 . River course at'Winnipeg pn Dominion the Bapti3t Church, and it seems diffi'- and the south fork of the Canadian _ I � - I ! or such a wanton out. River, Pan Handle, Texas, 150 miles s ,,, . for the sum I . . - � ) his own cottaue ; for the laborer is not 'as nearly as may be what be takes -out 1 -The free grant townships of Bangor Day. I culb to account f . . ge . 0 I - . p . . a rover but a resident n1d belongs' to in another. My HampBbire county Wicklow and McClure, in the county of -The tariff of the Anglo-American rage. I Bouth of Dodge -Cit I kperty contains. a� y, on the A., T., & 11 I . I I . , tWeaterri Rail- - the farm. The laborer, would no more. farmer friend took me up to his sheep- Hastings, have been set &part as a now Telegraph company by cable from New -The st-eamer Manitoulin, of the I S. F. Railroad. - 1.y 11 - I - . Seafortb.' - r . . - Great Northern Transit CO - . �_ , � I � I � sit at the same table with the farmer fold to Bee his sheep, and incidentally -Crdwn Lan4s agency, and Charles R. York and Canada to the United king- mpany, was - A Mr. W. ]EE. I 7 thau the Irish coachman in America .explained one phase of this economic Stewart appointed agent. , dom, France and Germa6y has been burned to the ivater's edge about two -An old and respected resident of _6 .. i ScotVa planing, � with the, wealthy marchint,. or the process to me. The sheep were in what A fire in. th6 viciuity of the Queen's raiBed to 50 cents a word. Govern. miles from MaPitowaning. While try- Saltford, near Godericb, died in that I * _� , . to lo or one of the boat8 so many town oia Friday, May 5th, in the per- s t hie hand se- 6 .. J. S. ROBERTS, weaver with the manufacturer who appeared to be an old field, but inclosed Hotel, Toronto, damaged.the buildingB ment messages to be charged half rates, ing to 10 - , � pays him his wages. Sometimes you in small yards made by portable fences, and stock to the value of' $1,100. An press messages 25 cents and 121 cents. crowded into her that the da�vits broke son of Mr. Charles Stewart. The de- I ., contact, witih a � 1 . l 811, in the pa h tunately he lost i - would see the farmer's house with a and were feeding on turnips. - To -mor- - ice house and glassware house succumb- The tariff by the direct cable will also under preasure, Capsizing the boat and ceased was born in '� ris - � q 1, and � will not be abli& little cluster of cottages about it; some- row the fences would be removed, and ed to the flames. be 50 cents a word. Press,'rates remain throwing, i �he people into the water. of Mortlack, Banh3bire, Scotlauc -- , I ietime. �, D:PV_UC3_ S.rTOIR,E], times the cottages are scatteried. at--dif- the sheep with them, to another arei of -Mr. Sanford Fleming, Chairman as before. : .& numbei i of persons i ampedi overboard emigrated to Canada in 1857. settled in __. � 11 - resided wernment hava ;I ferent points on the farm,.though this the field. 'Thus in the course of a few of the Committee of Civil Engineers, -Mr. John Orton, General Master to avoid t �e flames. It is thought that Goderioh township., where he � R � Z �00 to be expend- I _1� is rare ; more frequently four or five weeks they will have gone all over the reports that evory State in the Union Car. Builder of the Canada Southern twenty or twenty-five lives have until about seven years ago. Ile leaves 1 7 been lost. The Manitoulin: was com.- " an aged widow and four sons, who - T) R farmers will have their houses together, field; _aDd. iL the process they will have' and the British Provinaes, are in favor Railway, St. Thomas, who is about to I - 6a I orti Albert SEAFORTH, - I � I i built at mourn a -kind husband and a gooc I - �thing been given I I - each with -its accompaniment of half a manured it themselves with. the best of the adoptionlof a standard time. accept the position of General Manager paratively &.new Bteamer, . 7 - I . f:1680, and father. ' - - Owen Sound in the spring o , � -, 'Itho, gIx itneeds : dozen cottages ; the -consequence is a poss I I . , u ible manure. Then in springor . -Mr. Homer� Watson,of Doon, in the of the Portage, Western & North- .. � , I . I . . . - !Q11y as import- . little village of twenty or thirty houses, early summer the sheep will be sold for county of Watedoo, is a rising artist, western Railway, with headquarters at was just entering ber third year's trade. -The Exeter woollen will had a very �_ - .. - - . � I . ` at 635,660. ' narrow escape from destruction by fire . I I . I not more so,. I always brick or stone.' There will be a wool or mutton; en ough lambs will 1 be and is makin� a name for himself Portage I& Prairie, was presented with She was valued 7 . - . ast. It appears . . � -e -Condactor Aud-erson,.Grand Trunk on Sunday before 1 - - ly is this? . I J. S. ROBERTS begs to inform his little store ; probably a post office ; cer- reserved to repeat bho operation upon among lovers ! of a H nificent silver tea , ,t, consisting , I � . tthews, of St. 1 friends, cuHtomers and the public gener- tainly a "public;" as eertainly a church*. another field another season; tbiB Aeld fine pict )n the Stratford and London. while Mr. G. Kemp -was passing the � , . ures on! exhibition at Toronto, of 12 pieces, by his many friends in St.! Railway, � I I I perioli township, I ally, that during his absence in the There will probably also be one or two . Will be gown with wheat. Year af I that one of' mill he noticed a peculiar smell, and in . ter latel Thomas and vicinity. branch, reports , 1 the largest - � _ i I - North-west his business will be under dissenting chapels, Methodist or Bap. ' I Y_ -The death of an aged and respected 'circus pr ceBsionB ever witnessed in looking around to find the cause, ha ible, worker, auri- � next the wheat field will be sown With -Mr. Gives, of Galt, caught, the i � OhllgOd by iR-- i I the management of MR. RBY.m, a tist. The store will be a microscopic turnips for the sheep; the sheep will1be � other morning before seven o'clock, in resident of Kincardine township is an� Camada passed over the Grand Trunk was, somewhat startled at seeing smoke I � ib is Baia that ; � v thoroughly 'competent gentleman, in establishment; for all well to do buyers transferred to re -enrich the turnip field tho . 3 Grand Rivep in that town, 35 large nonuced. Mr. John McOullough, who Railway on Saturday. lt consisted of coming out of the builditg. He imme- - - I I whom .-Il can place the utmost confl- will drive to the nearest town, which of the year previou 8 ; and the field ithey black bass, weighing, altogether, 50 died on -the 13th in8t., *1 as born in diately endeavored to enter the mill, �, absenco, will be, - . three immense trains contairiing Adam . � . .�: . . aenoe, and he hopes for a continuance will never be more than five or six miles 'of them weighing 21 County Down, Ireland, a few m circus and forthe purpose of extinguishing the � rom, Huron Col- I I have just left will be given to wheat. pounds, some ! iles Forepaugli's celebrated � l ' - . fire, which he observed had taken hold � - I �-. of the liberal patronage he hag received away; and even the laborers will gen- . Thus the field gives first wheat to the pounds each. 'I from Belfast, in 1804. He came to menagerie, and went through from � � - ' - - l- , aimce starting business in Seatorth. I Mr.. Anderson of -a large bundle of - wool, but as the - . Of the Brusselz � orally go.there to do their little shop- farmer and then turnips to the sheep, -A writ was issued the other- day in Canada nearly 40 years ago. He was Buffalo to Port Huron. - � . ; I � . I - Iva . .1 * -nee a of Bruce was adBo informed that whe� the lots door could not be opened, no time was _� very extens, .-. ping. The only thriving business place and the shee in turn giv6, manure to Toronto, for 05,000 damages against a one of the earliest pio r � I p 0 . , 11 . . Feels Better Than for Ten Years. were cast among the circus proprietors lost in informing the proprietor, Mr. �__- fumishing bridga in the village will be the "pubbc;" for the field; a rotation kept up continu- wealthy young armer of Scarboro, who county, having settled in Rincardine in , q : "I- I i. Toronto, September 20th, 1880.- as to which should have Canada, and Wariless, whom he found in the Pres- . ntly bee.- engag- the laborer is a great consumer of beer. ouBly shrough the endless variations do- has recently become a benedict, by a - the year 1851. 1 1 a . . I I age in Dorchester Gentlemen -My father had piles for But it will not be by day the lounging 11 pendent upon soils and crops and sea- young lady of Riversid6, for a breach of -One day lately wbile� the . section when Forepaugh found the United byterian Church. Had the fire not I I I Lka I three years ; his kidneys were affected place it is too often in America - and i sons, This'is but , were -, gging near States Big Circus had got the start of been noticed when it- was, no doubt & � well for Mr. an illustration'of the promise of In la e. men on the C. S. -R. � uld have *taken . aud he had 0, Pain, in the small of hi' � combination $30,- serious conflagratiou wo � 8 though somewhat DOisy sometime'B at economies of forces employed to coax -Mr. .Wm. Snider, of Winnipeg, has Cornell, one of them turld out with him, he offered that I I e c ]a f 0 0 ion. Place. I I � � week as Roberb I I back; he coul ' d. -not walk sometimes for night, rarely, or never, the scene of a production out of English soils by the purchased the large farm of 230 acres his spade a human skull, 4nd on fur� 000 for th ir ha ce o th D min M k was knock- , tack, of Brussels . weeks at a time. He is wearing the drunken disturbance. i English farmer. Sheep are not to be belonging to Mri. Banfield Capron in the ther excavation, they founid the rest of -Lieutenaut-Colondl Mackenzie, who - rs. Thos. Die son, sr., I . mand of the mounted police ed down and stunned by_ a runaway � �Gka on the river", . World Pad now, and is nearly well. ' The laborer himself is not intelligent; ,had for nothing, nor cattle nor machin- vicinity of Pari�, the price paid being a human skeleton.' The Bhull was was in co - . � - �� Toronto about ten days ago for horse Wednesday evtning, about 6 lartune, to, have a - . He says that he feels better than -be there has -never been anything to make er ; nor can a poor man -go on pay�ng �18,000., It is 4 beautiful property and crushed in at the side, anq, it was evi- that left . -.-.-,- 1 y " rrinc� Arthur's o'clock'. The animal belonged to Mr. � 7 - has for ten years. Thankfully Yours, him so.. He has no vote, and therefore daily wages to his laborers, and giving well worth the money. dent thatthe person who had had the the Northwest, died at �� . Saturday. The c - A. Elliott, and bolted just as that I Adge in his hand. ' F. M. RosE. For sale by J. S. Roberts, no occasion to trouble himself about i -daily food to his stock, and getting: no -The �ther.day a man in Hamilton honor of being the natural " possessor 'cif Landing O a . auBe of � Jas =_ � � revolver, cooked. . � . � J I i z Druggist, Seaforth. from I �he cartric1ga ex-, polities; he has had no school, and I return for a twelve month. He must laicLinforn!iation against his son for it had met with foul play I Many years death was atkarigulat(d hernia, gentleman was aboat to step into the - � therefore has never learned to read or I be a capitalist. My friend ettimai , h s which hewas suffering wheu in Toron- -rig, near the telegraph office. The gig . I . � I - . �. -_ Given up by Doctors. _ . ted being drunk and disorderly. The son ago, and'been buried out of Big t by bi - pole, � is Mr. Mayors, of, write; and, as to religion, he goes to ' : to. The deceased was born at Alder- was broken against a telegraph ; that $500 for every ten acres is the was fined j6, or failing the money 40 murderers. - � from his barn to � Toronto, November 10th, 1880.- church or to chapel -at whichever, as I moderate amount of capital to assure' days in jail. A pitiful state of affairs -A young daughter of Mr. N. o, shot in 181c 7, his f ather being: an officer I and the horse ran toward South Street. . I' . . 11-. . G6rltlemen--Two months since I was he expresses8 it, he gets the most good father and'son. McCarty, of Thamesford, And a dom- in the British army. He was brought Mrs. Dickson ,was just croBsivg the,' -_ I � aewhat suir rised . success. Our Hampshire faxmer has for both. � � p t&kan very suddenly with a pain in my -and concerns himself not at all about doubtless $5 L I a 66 s di r, and for several years past Btreet, near the British Exchange I 'tened by a rifle I 0,000 invested in his farm- -,L resident of Manitoulin Island ar. paniou, were rummaging � drawer -th up ol � . a left kidney, and a, large passage of thp, religiouR distinctions between the ing operations on his farm of 900 acres. rived in Toronto the other day with other day when they ca0e across a he had commanded the 35th � battalion, Hotel, when she encountered the ran- � ___ - � . � 'he rim of his hat. I . I . . I � red by some care. � � blood through my unnary organ. The Methodist preacher and the parish What laborer,,on his wages of fifty 400 pounds of maple sugar. He had small bottle containing Btry,ohnine. The SimeoeFcrresters. Thecoilonel was& away horse, with the above result. We � I I - , . ident ol Barrie for tvve�ntyyears, and are pleased to state that although the I - . aMe. within about dootors gave me up, and expected me rector or curate. His house looks neat , cents 9, day can ever hope to become! a previously brought in -1,000 pounds this children, not knowing -what it was, res I � - � a hehd. to the hourly for two or three days, but and tidy outside. The roof is perhaps farnier? � L. A-1. season, an4 says the article is quite divided the contents betwebn them and his father now resides there.'! It was sho�k was a severe one, and her head is �.; �� Z . - . I I ntif on the island. . - ,eek - a gentleman � the hommorrhage ceased and -I got of tile, but'likely of tha I ple i al was only recen ly that he was. appointed to bruised, still no serious results are an- z_ teb. The thatcli LONDON, April, 1882. , : drank it off. Fortunately the close . . __ - saig b,orse to the abou but I continually had a keeps out the rain; it is warm in win- , - : -Messi� Waddle and Coutts sbi ped so large that both commenced to vomit the mounted police. . ticipated. The vehicle was badly 11 . t again' - I I p f� . . dull heavy Dain in the small of my ter and cool in summer; it gets out of i Canada. 4 liately, and were thus Baved. -The President brought to Quebec broken. � rk'a,� verandah,. hi � - I on Saturday last, from Paris $tation, it off immec . I - . I . . drual got frighten- back, which�l could not relieve Until I repair, but is ea6ily repaired; it lasts : DS namite outrages have broken Out 105 head of extra fine cattle to Eng- A narrow escape. I last Saturday night, six of the crew of We are sorry to have to announce - I - " - i . i and started,tak- - saw your Kidney padB advert, ive or six years,- and the labo�rer never i in St. John, N. B. z land, the total cost of which was'S8,330. -The family of J. W. Taylor, express the ship Western Belle which was lost I - � I ised. I f - the deathof two old and respected reBi� � . , tried one, and can add ray name to the looks farther forward in life th' t-1 -Pink eye has killed 500 polts' in On Monday they made a further Bhip. agent, Galt, met with a rather disagree, in the ice on the 1st of May last. The dents of the Lochalsh settlement, town- , 1. The buggy was . an tha I � � I I p in.a demoralized I list Of those who have found them its prolific breeding of fleas he acce t� I Montreal, Island this spring. , 'able experience one night lately. It Western F elle left Greenock on the lith ship of Ashfield, Mr. A. Fletcher and beneficial, p . mert of 62 heaa, at a cost of $4,812. mandea by Captain Frew, an Mrs. Donald McKenzie, that of the for- - ,e escaped with a, and -recommend them. as one of the necossary conditions of I �O ver 500 colts h avq died this spring -Some large shipments of cattle appears that the covering of the coal April, Oom . . Yours truly, G. MCCLANE. For sale by human existen 1. -,er. On the Ist ot May she mer occurring on Wednesday mornIng, - I � I J. S. Roberts P He gets from $2.50 ' in Quebec Province from pinkeye. , have been made from New Hamburg stove in the hall had been inadvertent- old Quebe( erg, at night, smashing 10bh inst., and the latter on Saturday � , Druggist, Seaforth. to 63.50 a wee 7 1 Ouse and contents .. . k. If he is married ;and - -The small -pox scare at Windsor lately. Last week, W. Thos. McLean, ly left open, allowing the g�s to escape. ran into ail icob h inst. Mr. Fletcher was wl, �� has. six children he live's � I n was in her bo%and in twenty minutes after- evening,13t - nderwood, of the ,n it, for he 1 has moderated. No nowcaqeB lately. i� drover of Goderich, shipped upwards of In the morning one of the bbildre ; el i tain was on the a I Female Weakness Cured. � Lm an old man aged 85 years, and was com- Ir E4 thel, were de- . t cannot run in debt if he would ; if he is i -The Wimbledon t WW Bail 012 400 head, and this wepk 600 more. All found lying on the floor in an insensible. wards sun' . Tbe'Cap � � Gu8lph, May 21st, 1880._GentleE�eu single he spe'nds it all, for he has never i � condition, having fall6n ,out - of bed. lookout at the time of the diBaster, the paratively healthy until atta-eked by � � three Wolodk- on the 24th of June by the Pol�nesiau I for are destined for the English markets. 0 ed, the the illness which caused his death. - I -In reply to your note, I have to Bay learned how to save. Wheh he geti old England. On Monday of last week Mr. Hunter, i The other members of the I family were boats were immediately' 1 wer . r sy safely, Mrs. McKenzie hail been u' well for a n I � the field working . 8 ; . I last week. Mr. that I called upon the ladies you men- he goes tothe poorhouse, unless he h4s,l' -Alr.W.�Hespelerha bo'euauthor- frowBra,itford, while working at a, also moreorlessaffected, � mate and 3ix men getting .%Vv : I I but the other was number of years, and her death had I , � I fire, and before he . tion6d, and both asa-red me that St&rr,s been especi0y thrifty and provident. i ized through the home authorities 1 to portable mill on Mr.,T. Randall's - farm -At the Wentworth tsh6chers' meet- twenty in one "t, . . . . I . I : . I � , I I I I I ` , .1 �, - � , I I he house, it was " 60ted a perfect and I to some Union, act ais German consul at Winnipeg.' ' ' met with a very serious accident. - His ing at Hamilton recently, Mr. W. Hous- swamped by the ship going down X Mduey Pad bad eff " Then he has belonge( with been expectedfor some time. Through . I ; � g could be done. . Permanent cure. Qne of the cases was and put a -few pence every week into a 1 , -The val no of shingles e orted from Sleeve caught in the cog wheels draw- ton, M. A., of Toronto, gave a very in. it before A could get cleOx, the captain all the IoDg years of pain she bore up I I , . . - small articles. The Of 801ne three yeaxa, litsuaing. Re. treasury from which in his old age he I Brockville, Kingston� and � escott last ing the arm in aud tearing the skin off tereating address upon 11 The use that and tb* m of the crew losing their bravely and did not oomplain,'but had � apactfullY Yours, J. R. CAMERON, Elitor draws . o - � � . . . On May 2nd the sur- a smife and a kind word for everybody. a defecti'Ke stove . ut enough to -keep him in bread I year was $23,840, against $10,440 � ia 'from the elbow to the wrist, rupturing may be made of in the lives thereby. . I I . I . 'Of the Guelph Herald. For silo by J. and beer. His little cottuge costs, him ' early frozen to She leaves A large family to mourn her . 14 intends building 1880 and 38,152 in 1879. T e value nfil an artery and a large vain so that they school." The lecturer y pointed vivors, were picked UP u ea anything loss. surance. I S' RGI)erts, Druggist, Seaforth. a weekly tent of fif t cents, or, if he be I the different kinds of. lumbe' exported had, to be tied, omhing all t& Boft , out many of the benefits likely to be de. death. None of them sav � . . y r . M -