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I , ;: - I � NEW ADVERTISEMENTS &I of the masses of the people, and it a determination to fast during hisiticia raging, every Street off - the Grand assassins the cil; . � I I z _,� � , - . , y Is now entirely ae. _ t1. . � 17 . I -- da;reven .- A �. ', � gyp� r I �� . - . � � . I t* tbelE Ist of July, and c I � is to be hoped he win ersevere in interval. He will probably be disoharg- Square being in flames. The palace it- serted. during the bombardmen , 6 - . !� � ��, '! his . I � I � �, ;. .1 - ; - : �1. 13rThe figare between the parenthesis after L p � ized township in the Province. Vfty a C*Ilstal :, 7 1�. I � � - - 'tian gunners, who were ,so highly pr Thi - i - . . -1 i , . I ed cured next month, self had suffered grievously. Indepen THE EFUGERS stati. �� I � a woik . . ; I i � i ., and public sentiment will I a ws,Xral] : � each line, denotes the page of the paper on which got) � r , . L I . . I FRIGHTFUL RAILWAY AcCIDENT ' IN dently of what had been burned, it was are of all Europe u nationalities, and for their opurage, were kept at their tics of acreage and of estimates of ,Db�, f I , --' t , the advertisement -will be found. � -1 I ,; � i ' latter re( I � , soon become so strong on the question Russik...A despatch from Moscow, Rus- in several places riddled by shot and include also sev ral Jews and some guns by being covered by the rifles of duce were colleatedwith th i I '�r : - p,-. .1 s e an st4i �� I I �, I �, . :�: E 11 . . I � g . ;, constabb � h t�f - �� , I �: J f;�� Clearing Sale -Campbell & Smith. (5) as to force e-nt no * ; I any of them infantry stationed under cover. , , i I 1." 11 s,, 4 .1 I ; 11- Parliarn t only to �give sia, says: A train with 217 persons ran had quite one-third of its roof crushed few native Chris Later of Public and Separate School Te!j�� ; . L� i " � t�jarnbseiorM top et, El on the 31st of May,-sch V&S r_- � 7 V I . Z Groceries -Duncan & Duncan. (5)� 1 aw .6 that the P - afte fy, �. '� - 1, III'- J . top edules ha !- I I , ��p him, a hearing, but to accede to his Off the rails between Toberny an d in by shells. The adjacent houses could not gel e the bombard- despatches stat -been 1. � 1, � - i p �' � I t pdrt 'distributed to far VZ- 9 I �� j, �' i ,).� - �4!',. �� Stock Taking -J. McLoughlin. (5 B�otijeur; 178 persons were killed. were in a like pitiable plight. ment owing to tqeir b6ing unable to Mehdi is advancing to Arabi a p . mers throughtbi Irelative I i , � - al 11 I - y , i j; 1. - escE luence . 7 k, The Cheap Orocery-H. Robb. (5 demands to have 'proper laws for the I zi �� . � � Those saved were more or less - Off Alexandria July 14.-Tbe work find the means 0 ape. Many � did and that he will. be able to bring under Schools, and, when filled and tabuls,t4 I , , 2i � � i ' by shaa,c 1, i�!-' v� '."t I Cradles -Wm. Robertson & Co. (5) Aue punishment of this the meanest, in ured. of destruction not- think there ould be any danger the rebel standard the whole po , � . 11 11 113 I is by no means corn- lation returned to the Bureau. It is ;1 ; [ I p il .,t, I I -�i i . - .1 � �-1, I New Liquor Store -L. Thorne. (5) 9 now claimed that the figures are - T4 constabb - � 4 � � -� , i V� most 7�,tless -and debasing of all "PEATR OF THE WIDOW OF ABRAHAM plete yet. Two mileg ofthe city are in even though the bad the recollection along his line ofmareb. Arabi � . strieg -fLftei `�, - , �, - 1� t ., - , Honse and Lot for Sale -T. J)aly. (5) ' ad e of the massacre o aeb as a warning. reported to be retreating on Cairo, and accurate, but it is believed that if th y WSS - ` � - I � I � L - 61 . � - I . ��t ,- �, - . Machine for Sale -Win. Fowler. (5) crimes. . Mr. Charlticin's bill passed LtNCOtN.-Mrs. Lincoln, widow of the flames; the principaii itreeta to th ty which %ad landed from 'the great fears are entertained for tl- e safe. - err at all it is not on the Eiji q. "lative ] �- 1;�' % i i :i., � � � - late President Lincoln, died %1F, Spring- .south, with those from One Pat 16 of exee". ,mencea I . . !" �i 5 ,�i- � i P I 0 leading off . - I I 7- Farm for Sale -A. Armstrong. (5) � last session, this wretch, Newton, reiurning to the vessel, ty of the Europeans there. The Gov. The estimates of produce are of co I , 7 i ,,, t � � 'J. ; . . field, Illinois, at 8:15 last Saturd them, being simply masses -of fire. How Invincible, on. i , $ � .. - - ay arfle by shadc r . - q L 1; - . Estray Cow -T. Fowler. (5) t4LI I ! I �- I � '. �� - I � found moored to ithe quay a large barge ernor is loyal, but it is more than. pro. good only for the - time at Which , - i . could now be made to serve a liberal night. She had been ill a long time much property has been burned, and ,-, : - n I : ; -, - * L -ded il . - I S - . Mean Act -W. A. Routledge. -,(5) o taining betwe6 40. and 50 refugees. bable that the troops will not make a a e ar cec I L � I - - labor in the penitentiary, 1 . were made by f rmers; th y 6 y I a �. f i-. F I - term at hard but a few days ago gtow worse. Sunday how much carried off, it is impossi- c li .0 0 tla� - ,46 , the', :. r I ,. . � . 1 , Apology -Jas. Morrison. (5) - i in � il. . I , - evening she suffered a shock of paraly- ble to tell. It is enough to say that To. these were soon added another very vigorous opposition to Arabi's great or too small in tile proportiolL � -� t � ': � . and would, at least, be kept from seek. . 1, once ma� � .`-� . . � � Strayed Cow -D. M. sha,w� (5) . thog L � . I I Eno, and from that time lay in a corn- nothing will be left to 0 who for- party of 25 Europeans. All of these . forces, if, indee'l, they do not joi them that the crops have -Since been na�difi,a I � �: .� - I 1. � .1 I . Foundkeeper"a Notice. -, g out �ther Vic I del L � 'and suce .. - ill I I . I R. Clark. (5) in time, while the severity ,at e state until she died. merly lived in thq European quarter, refugees had ayed their passage too in their work of-pillagge and destr action. by conditions. It is int�uded to , �. Z I � I L I veri� L eve.t-, to 4, . - � s . . - long, and had only escaped by barri. Ineffectual attempts have already been them when the threshing season begins .. I -; , I . ; I I . . - Notice-Wra. McConnell. (5) of the pilnishment would act as a whole. ri LucKy PLENIPOTENTURY.-� Joseph The looters and incendiaries have not . . � . , �;, . � . � i Egnioadville Church -S. Carnoebau. . -bell. if - : , � - . ; . I i " (5) some- deterent Dbmingo, a cigar importer, who died at withheld their hands from anythin cading themselves in some houses. made to fire the city. De Frey6�inet in It will be noticed- in the sumtna�ty � , L I "t . . . in the future, wher 9 . � L L I I .eas ' ;i* �ssvea be ; . ': ; . �3 hey slipped �ast the rioters this the French Chambe reages given below that the area, � ; V I p '11 -- -----I--- - New Orleans on Sunday, left a large that, seemed to afford th et T re yesterday enun- Re � r. . em. the prospe p � I I 1, " . n I Wm. H. Hunt, ex- . of plunder. They are Still bard at it, they Peing apparently too nil. the 11 w, although he has been arrested ai d ROYV 1 , . .1 - i .4, fortune to his frieuc morning, ciated his policy, wbicfi includes the der fall wheat is nearlydou.ble the I'll . : : :t I i �, exposed, there i no means of punishing under spring wheat. This - * am town aw 11 � , -ISL - � .� L *Itrou' & - secretary of theDavy and now Minister though many have been shot down by. busy in their ne arious work to take maintenance of the English alliance 5 � ; .. -11 IS a gft c �: I � -arra-pged � I i 7n him, and exposure will have little effect to Russia. This -makes Hunt, who -the marines landed yesterday. Not a any notice of the . and European concert, Rpeed� LreStora- relative change sinee 1870 . . .., � 0 � � , � t il , �� L� R �� -- when tlle � I - � '. I . . � . I I - I � - � . I .V - hour Pa$ - - . I E �� - ! �. t — upon Fo heartless a wretch. heretoforebas be-nin s6mewbat em-- few have been hung, � whose dead bodies TWO CONSULATES GONE. tionoforderin Egypt,in which she cropswereof nearly equai area, h IL � z- ��. I I . I . I - a friend I ., , ; ,�-- SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, July 21, 1882. . . barrassed circumstances, one of the swaying to and fro in the doorways of The fire -is still blazing furiously in will assist at the mandate of -1�urope, that year the total area under wheat - � �� " . - -1 I I I 1 � � -1 � . the posit t;. Z I --- .- . I . . - I - wOa. ies men. in e ip ornatic t e bull age, in which they were caught is quar er an , ig ug up e neig - an e con . . . I I I I : � � I � I —. � THE PARK1[mL GA*ZETTE, which poises . : I I'll t . !, pro ot maam, Wb I The Eastern War. seTvice. , looting tell of a.justifiable application of borhood. of the I Custom H use and Suez Canal, .which she, will &otect. 14,230,389 bushels. This year the I ': 7 , I i III, �� I'll as an independent paperi has the follow. ' . 'he: . . pv� . r � There is not much change in Eastern - IDOSSES BY THE Oir, FrELD8- - The. militarylaw. The chief offenders have Arsenal itself as if it were day. The Gambette censured tha Cabinet for areais 1,763,876 acres, and the - 14. teach J- . , ft!� i I , I � 1, ing which is correct and to the point: Parker Savings Bank, in Tarker Ci been the Arabs, whose religious sensi. flames proceed f r m the English, and acceptinrl Turkish intervention, but sup. mated produce 30,783,683 bus Jr. T f Rot -tbal - ,, ".. ; tyl 0. - ti i Z , affairs since our last. Up to the late8t - . I ' . , he states 9 I ]i L, I � . � � . ? - "Mr. Mbrredith, in his speeches upon Pennsylvania, has failed. . Hundreds of bilities have -been worked upon to mur- French ConsulaWs, which are "now be. ported the war -credit in order to fr and -the change &ve f �, . I I I . , � � � - advices hostilities ha' eii her that. . I -- - d not been re-com. datosito s lost all their Savings. Mr. der ever Giaour and spoil his goods. yond hope of h4 . In the latter lie Egypt from Massulman fa , � pIT � I � r i ,I i the Boundary question, 'makes a gr t I y P, .natici4a. . place chiefly in the West - 4 and; I i�: . I � - 1 � . . 1, 11 . 1�r � ea Parker, the president of the bank, has the bodies of �ev6u victims of the mob's - LATEST. I Georgian Bay and Lake I -previous, 1. � THE hITENT Or, THE DISASTER. � I— ! IdiDg blood -i imbruing been extensively, engaged in the oil i rutbless rage.i � . The position of affairs in the �Egyp- ties. It I 1. menced, but matters Still look very ado aboht shec uron coun. � I � . � i i threaten' ' As wiU be seen b� the ,our hanAs in the blood of our 'brother business. It is Said he was emb&rrasal. - The fire has.'spread from the Rue tian crisis has undergone a chango' with- ' The fall wheat is report I : I 9 � ing. � � 7 � E . . *f - - RA : I THE KHEDIVE. - ed very good I I , reports which we give elsewhere, Arabi Canadianls,l but he forge ed by the shrinkages in oil due to the Ras -el -Tin, which runs east from the All anxiety -wi respect to the Kbe. in the past twenty four hours The throughout the wester 'alf of the�pj,o� - - I I I j � . . : : ... Z . ts that a man 11 h .W I ! '. . . f y , - I . � � Z Pasha, the leader of the insurgents left i big, strike in' the Warren field. He *�Gov- ViDOe. Ithasrecovered.9 i � � 1Z I , palace of the same name, and then due dive has been di elled by the news of Times announces that the Britis Alnirablyfr.o I I . I � I 51 I would not be a man at all if be refused ; In i. � tone to - . F � . 9 � � � � 1 foquded the city. Bouth to the Great Square (the Place 'his safety. His scape from death has erment, tiring of the delay of the I Porte the effectsof spring frosts, an ff th6 , , � I.; . - .- �. 1; Alexandria in -a most cowardl manner, - I . d itore in I P �, . . y to defenh his household or his property . Mehemet Ali), hardly a hbase being been as narrow a his coolness in the in r�plying to a note of the Poweir at a weath ffiues favourable until th .r . , -- . � . . - � i � . ^ s er conti .11 - 1- having taken advantage of the tempor- 4 1 e I � - � I I � -M - i . . - I WAR. a a betterthail ; . - . : . .37�; P left unruined, not one unplundered. -midst of surrou - perils has been i zD) *11 be' F I , . � 4 1 . . auai THE —EG:'-Y-P'TIAN ' I Morris, I � , i axy truce granted -at his request to c' list the midnight robber, even at Across from the 'Great Sqxiare, north- remarkabl. rrou the beginning of moment when aelay is fatal, hag resol- harvestinor the yield wi I � � - - i . 'nt' - I . ; - - .k71: the risk, of shedding a brother Can- . I e. Alt the ved upon immediaCe action in Egypt.- -ain average. In the eastern half bhC I sledge b, - , i . Z � i . - I . west to the Custom house, on the line bombardrr was escorted to y corps reports are less favo I I 1 - - I -- make his, escape, after having liberated AFTER THE BATTLE. I ient h his Order will be restored by an arm � " arable. - Ia the & �i last Wee � � : t adian's. �lood, if that br'other Canadian , . � Z � P - . . 0 as neen gutted palace I : I � I - I 11 all the convicts in the city and s � Off Alexandria, July 13. -The -1111- f quays, every house h by.a prof ssed guard of honor of British troops now organiz rence and Ottawa counties it v -u � A ., .. i - M -r- . . ; � � 1 - � . i I' them had,the bad taste and worse morals to fortunate city is given up or burned. Throughout the European consisting of tw regiments of cavalry Aldershot, which will embark at an be not more than� half a crop. It Innat . Z . -A v. . ; i � .7 � i to work to murder the European citizens bee to fire and sion Of � ;u; . � �t . 6me � robber. A government hag quarter desolation reigns, and its stree- ts and one of infan �ry told off by the Arabi early hour for the scene of action, Re- be remarked, however, fall : ', F: �z � .Sword. AS if the flames caused by the that eastward - I 1� I � 5 - - of whe I - - . , . : I - 11 end destroy their property. -The Khe' the same,obligations as to its territo ' bombardmenb were not a sufficient hor- are Strewn with debris thrown down by Bey for the duty of watching the -Vice- ports from Alexandria represent that York county a much greater area of I - : � ,I I- - ry . I harvesti, � ; dive is giving all the assistance in his the looters. Here an empty jewel case toy. During the bombard" Arabi intends attacking the city t1o,d wheat is grown I I M 1 as a man has to his house or property. emselves, the incendiary's ment they , ay. Spring � � � than of fall -A � S( . I � - X , rc li s broken on the ground, there a rich refrained from any Preparations to meet him have . I I -to the Britisli troopi to enable Ontario is in possession of the territory. is 'h has added to the catastiophe. It. 0 1 Smith �Of . i Power to . overt acts, but were been wheat-, and the condition of Spri . I . . 1 . ,t clock has been dashed down, which the observed to be c nstantly collecting, in made by the British, - 11.49 1 O I -, not.too much to say that Alexandria - and he will prol, wheat is reported excellent. The in. I I i ! * . �.. . them. to restore order and repair the week fel ; i �. � which she claims is hers, and which )lunderer, perhaps already overweiabt- small knots and whisperina .0ne � . - 9i I . . r� with bably find the attempt futile. 4e h -as. d ications are, indeed, that the estima.t. -hi t ; . o i is doomed, and that in default of out- I 7117 -8 ,colia - . � � damage done at the instance of the - I � - ''. � I I r more likely attracted by the sight - the other. Sent emissaries to Tripoli, Tunio, and r 0 o -8 e u ils I � I . . , �, Mr. Merredith at one time' stoutly side assistance nothing can', save the ed, 0 � On, tl ie next day they waxed ed p odu e f th -r t r fo . h � . �� .r ,w eat .4 ' � -Piul I �, L t . i .4 arch traitor and usurper Arabi. Thus town from being utterly deg'troyed. of some richer or less bulky prey, has mutin: ons and wi h loud cries surround- Syria to preach a holy war. Con- willbeexceeded. But assuming that it I v I I = � 11 claimed was hers, and which he � � I smong . � ,-- I thrown awav in his flight. At this ed the palace, de ilanding the life of the siderable relief is experienced at the is fairly realized, and . 2 1 . 1 : far, other powers have -held aloof, and ' Those who Bhould naturally come to that. the crop is � . �i . ; r � � now . does not dare den . tur-iing we siumble over the corpse of 'Khedive. Dervisch Pasha repeatedly departure of Dervisoh Pasha from safely harvested, Ontario I font borl i '. � - � I � - � R .1 I . ., .1 - although reports are very contradictory, . Y Is the front in the work of helping -to ex- � 7. � . � ' Will haie ,& law,s liv . I . � I - � I I I I I hers. They who came to take tinguish the flames and put astop to an Arab, still grasping in his dead and addressed them, ind at last by dint of Alexandria for Constantinople, the surplua for outside markets of fay . vich it.. . i � appearances now seem to indicate at .. . I I � � I I 1 � th this property away the pillaging and worse that ha� been stiffened bands a valcu'abie watch or a lavish bromises (f reward to 'the men opinion being general that his intrigues 20,000,000 bushels - . - 7 -1 I . . 7 . the trouble will be of short d from Ontario . -mrs I . . � uration, mg on for nearly a day highly chased silver cup. At another, and pi�omotina-t the officers, prevailed did not assist the cause of lav� -and Oats promises tc be an 6Xcellent c � I 11 � and a half, : 1� . I ". I ' . - musi be responsible for the bloodshed, gol, . . rop have be( It I I : and that pesce and harmony just within the blackened and charred on thel greater part of them to remain Press des atch iu all sections of the Province, and bar. I time tr c : �- I I -will soon . the; soldiers of ,t the Kbedive, have all � order. An A,Qsociated . � . ' entrance to what was onqe a magnificent loyal , � � � � 1 '1-17 " if there is any. If -Mr. Merredith de- disa'p eared. - Debauched, from their � to their ruler. A party, of them, contains the important ann"ounc ment ley and peas fairly good. . . . '. a be restared. Arabi Pasha is still in the p � The * heavy Switzer] . I , , I - - I , - - . - . , I q . Bires to avoid bloodshed let him counsel allegiance by Arabi. Bey, they have mansion, lies stretched full length the however, either iefused to be conciliat- that prayers for Arabi's success have rains of May and.Julle, while f&vourable . � I r; I - - 1, Interior, but as ",hig ces and sup- I . WedneSl � , � . � � _ � I . ; T� I ;i _ _tqX the Domi ' followed their leader, and under cover hideous carease of a Nubian eunuch, his ed or oveted a larger reward.. These been publicly offered in the mosques to the former grain, were somew . hat -� -111e*V4 I I �� - � I . 11iOU authorities .tb keep their - c 0 � � I - " I I I , ,.7 1 . � . I porters are in 9, disorganized condition of the flag of truce have withdrawn unclosed eyes upturned skywards with suddenly entered the private apartnients of British India. -If true this ma, r lead iDjuri us to, the latter; but the w . . . � � ;4 � . I . I , 0 . - . . I teemed I I ��, . I I � 16 much barm, and it will . y afixedand glassen stare,his swollen of the Khedive and declared that their to Berious trouble, and prevent tb�e'des- - . ohnrcb� - he cannot c arin : . . hands off our -territor , instead Of un- hence, leaving the hordes of convicts I days of the last two weeks of June ! I . . T , patriotically backing them up in so 1' tongue protruding fro t between his orders from Arabi Bey forbade his life at of caused all crops to thrive wonderfully- � � � , take him about all his time to -keep out - . et loose from the convict hulks and patch of an Indian force to !he Be � , "i . � .� . . with an � f ,,, F� I I I ; t � doing. . � blubber lips, while round his neck, hid- being spared,. or t . '. . � I prisons to work their fiendish will on he alace being allow- war. It is a season of �low maturity for. cer . I I , . 1: - of the way of the British troops, who, . p I -, lubgs 81 � i - . F I A, P, . . den in the fatty folds, is still fastened ed to stand any %Dger. � � --- I I '11, �,. . I — the city and its inha,bitants. These The Khedive I eals, and harvest time will be fully two -Mra � , . . �. Z %; -,r�- --- i,f they -get hold of him, will, give him a - THE crops both in Canada and the have been joined by troops of Bedouins the cord by which be met his end. sat unmoved in t 3eir midst, while Der- Northern Dakota. i weeks later than us , - . I �, � �:� . Ual. Corn seeing known f I I � 11 i . - . -he vische Pasha exc �tedly called their for- To tU Editor of the Enron Expositor. . , . i . - � � , short 9hift. United States promis an& by fellahs of the Ipwest class and A.mid all this ruin there stand t destined to be a failure; the tempera. f,pring -C Z . . '. 0 an unusua of . 11 . . - I " � � . more . - . I - w . lly bavb made. a clean sweep of the city. melancholy ruins . - I - mee promises to -emembrance. After a . . . . ture has been too low for it. . I , large yield this Beason. In Canada, - DEAR Sra : As there is consid 'rable biB hes - i I . � I , .il t� . I ; -,; I How It Was Done. Wherever resistance has been offered - THE ANPLICAN CHURcH, long time had �-e 2n consumed in bar- The clover crop will be short in con. - I Wales. . � 1, I . --!� I I I i . upon the whole I 6ro s of ail hin interest taken by Ontarioans. j� the I . I II . . , � 4 . ds are murde gaining as to the terms and the amount Northwestern States, a few wo sequence of the- plant . ; ; � $ p r has ensned,-and only a few its altar s having been heay. - . The Conservative papers evidently till preserved intact, the Only rds from , Coll : � [;;i I `4 .� � ,- 7 ; I . 6 hundred, have 'vestige left inside to tell of what ptir- � I � � , . good, but in some of the principal corn Europeans, about on , the soldiers were bought off and the me on North Dakota may be ed by spring frosts. Timothy meadows, . Police I - i) I �- -i �! never Weary of boasting of the victory . � 1I , I . � growing States that crop is likely to be been able to fight their way through-tbe Khedive put under British protection, of zBome had a late start as the result of a cold . , I �� - villainous, rabble and escape t May, but they picked upfinely through. ( �� I �, gained by their party in Ont ' interest to your readers, and in brder a simfla - I , . .; 0 pose the sacred building had Berved. the palace being garrisoned by a strong not to mislead any one, I - will confine � � 4 , �� : . are not a mipe, had accomplish � appoint . � � I � ario at the a partial failure', but other crops the Shells an4- � - body of marines. His Hightless'llas out June, and the crop will not be far Emersoi . ,� I . . i I taken , -1 I'. I - said to be fully me promisin el the info myself to facts which have fallen 4nder � : . . late general election. That they.succeed beach, whence they have been A � I " : I 9, . . - I I I ed I . - i short of an averagge. % - - 9 as those in off to the ships in open boats. mnal work. Two of these published a pmelamation in Arabic my own observation. . I -on. : . " I in securiug � FlEND18H had entered by the roof, and after bury- to the people, calling on them to main. � The eastern . portion of the territory is t The fruit crop has suffered- severely north #1 I --_ - 7 1 5 majOntY in FFu Canada. -In the old country prospects ing themselves in the ground had ex- tain order and alstain from bloodshed I hroughout the western countieg, the I � . I- � .. I I OUTRAGES. . .� I - .1 admittedly Reform Province, is, one arenotnearlyso good. The There tell a heart -sickening tale of ploded upwards and shattered the walls, � -which ii I - � weather I � I I - I � � , . ld I an known as the Red River Valley, A. d, ,-as . - won d rapine, and On the soldiers to dis- cold weather and east winds which 161. . . F� w � ,� - a rule, is a low flat prairie, with I lack - . � � say at the first glance, Something there has. been exceedingly wetand un outrages of the most diabolical sort. and the mob then plundered and after . while U . t I - i- woi�th boasting Of. But when' Woffien'6:ad tender girls have been - band themselves and -return to their T lowed the blossoming sewson having with ba � t , I �'. I the facts favorable for the proper maturing of the maltreated and left to die in the streets. wards Bet fire to the edifice. Alone of respective homes. The escape of His mould e tending to the denth of several blighted it. In the I I ` I i - I � � x . � - � : !�. � I� I eastern counties the nomeno I ; " , come to.be analysed, the glory of this I all -he stately piles that -graced this HighneBB w feet, under which is a stib-soil of stiff trees come later int I i � ' : ; , � -7,; - * . - .grain crops, while in Ireland the great Their fathers, husbands, and brothers 0 as narrow, and there is but o bloom, and apples - - : - : t I . - 1; I quarter at , present stand the Court little doubt that: f the British red coats clay. This soil is the beat in the world mate, i I . ; . .� � :: ! victory is not so apparent. Had the � aple, potato6s, are almost certain to have been shamef ally mutilated, old House � , the International Tribunal, and especially promise to be a large crop. - -Mr. I . I . 't. L I - A I 0 . � �, I � I -t 1; . constituencies in Ontario been left as " I d young being butchered - like catble, * for retaining moisture and is cap ; ; 1 Xi ' an and a ship of wa� off the Pharos' had . able Of There will be a scafeity of � be a failure. From pr the Anglo-Egyptian . peachessna has a h, � -� �1 0 Bank. TheEastern not appeared in Oli Ac- plums, but small fruit is abundant. � - i , esent appeaar- and their yet palpitating and quivering e adjacent fort his- growing enormous crops, but,. I , � � i ' ta : . Telegraph Office had not been spared, life would t of its flatness and low elev�tion The following table gives the returns - There .� 7 � � i they were, instead of being "fixed up'p ances,ther from tl;l t � i � �1 IR! I a will be azi abundant crop bodies thrown wholesale into the burn- have bE en ta,ken. With the coun �, I ,I ,� . is liable in a wet season,-ae this I has 0 � I 14 .1 i� for the occasion., the result would not . and the dead body Of one of the oper- Khedive, whose g ciard was not allowed I of acreage and estimate of produce for iriches . � t - , ty s6me were spared, only to be tied been, to be deluged; therefore, I Would i .. � t � .- ,p ; 1 �? on this side of the Atlantic, and ingruins. With a refinement of cruel- ators, lying face downwards on the to enter the palace, were his wife and - the whole Province, ar-d for the county with a I I r- i E couse- - . � . : - I P� have been -so gratifying to our Con- quently, a large, surplus to export, and, floor horribly gashed land mangled, to.,d prefer the more central portion of the It R ' � � -I . - � : � 1. servative friends. The following will band and foot and cast helplessly into family, and all hi Ministers with the of Huron : � - I I ' � � I t . I under the circumstances, we may fairly the deep,waters of the harbor or the of the fate which had befallen him and exception of territory known as the James River - ellce. I .. , 9 . I c-� P I 1 7 - . serVeprotty conclusively toshowbow ex many other Christiabr,. The total nurn. I Valle , of which it is my intention � no ' T 1. 7 t i . . I i! I i r. . -it I I - i AR . . '. My y i w � I I . to speak. . is Ehort� I 1, . - I �. � they. gained their majority in this have to Bell. It is not of CE. e. . � - - , ! ben that good femade, have been subjected to 8 TnE PRo,viN peot good prices for what we m - -raging fireB around. Others,male and her of EaropeanB-alone who were mur- who e whereabou S is still a, ; THn 001INTY. BI BEY, I � unim- mystery. B1 I % . - . yth, I I . .11 . Province. We will take the county of I aginable tortures and dragged int dered on the night Succeeding the bom- Th This portion of the country is differ. � ' � -- t, . I ,� i . crops and high prices ,,Strihe" in the tivity. 0 cap- bardment was considerably over 2, e Khedive po itively declares that eat fromL the low prairies of the east, ——i—� - molley'll . 11 4 1. I 000- Arabi has only onT thousand troops with . I . Z in that the soi qu Bo deepj the 0:MxtE,LLs- _Greg: Estim'd . � Middlesex as an illustration to show same year. Of those who escaped about 120 were him, and that they are complet f invest f � I ; - : 1, . The sack of Alexandria will be . t 4 1 �- t �: how � in the months of men yet unborn, so ely de- it" rl'stlms'd A l k . I i I . � I the Conservative majority was fearful have been its horrors. French. Many of t moralized. sub -soil is of al igeortent character, and Acres � now in; � 1. *1 - I- obtained. Mr. Ross (Liberal) won in THE Government at Ottawa a few s . hese hadR hard He iE known not 'to have d t ;1 in Produce in Produce ent � - - . Crop. Bush. , Crop. Busb. pres � I � ,� � !, D. fight1or their lives and fought at great escaped bv the rai Iro,Ld, and is supposed the Surface is more rolling and more I . � . i I . a I 1, , and - days ago, issued ail order to the - land T4e first thing that met the eye this odds. to have t�ken water and gone by the elevated affording better drainage. — , . -yr t . * �� West Middlesex by 54 majority . - ,� 11 I Z. — — I . — - — � �; ; I A PERSISTE NT FIGHT. 4 thrown � ' I : -� rl ( � 11� - Mr. Coughlin (Conservative) in North officials in Manitoba instructing them morping was the flag of tru-.e still flying ' . canal in the direc)ion of Cairo. It is The land to the north of the North- , F p i. In one i Fall Wheat. 11,179 284 21 whileo 4 i . - - over-tho -Rasel-Tin Palace. All firing ristance 53 Europeans, well however -still reported that he is just ,ern Pacific Railway is' especially fine, Spring 1 1737,341 93,017 1,562,1,52 � � : Middlesex by 109. Had these conritit- to withdraw from the home6tead and do.' I , . � r � - '. i - 591,592 9,0461,348119,827 301,04.3 nlower � . �, had long since been cea�ed on the part armed, entrenched themselves in a outside the walls. there being thousands of acres of broad, arley - 836 466 20 141 r),02 8o,822 1, I a . i � F � uericies been left as they were belore pre Others assert that - B . .... I I 1 739i689 Stone. � ! i -, It � -emPtion all lands south of the Main of the forts, and the question (Lsked Was house Burrounded by a gs�rden and a Damanhour is his destination, where fertile prairie, gently undulating alud Oats I I �11 . 142, 41,650,764 63,984 2,081013 III � 'Rye..:::::: I ,,, : ped or . q, � 5 by adding covered with a luxuriant -growth of nu- , I the gerrymander, it is learned Line of the Canada Pacif high wall on the Rue de Median, be 68 2,649,750 170 �jq-i . 11 .1, - . ic Railway, did it really mean peace? Not a few, - be will make a stand till he is joined b Peas ...... 10,649,567 23,686 498,242 serious. � I � �, I . the majorities in the different townships Whether inodd or even numbered including'the- Admiral himself, had a tween the Rue Ras -el -Tin and the Cus- the troops of th y tritious grasses,and which only need to corn ...... � i .. . e False Prophet, from 2 , 0 .......... 3,278 ..... � .. I � see- , I � i t - I .grave suspicion that all was not well, tom House. This was surronnded by Soudan, when a goneral Mohammedan be "kicked pith the plow" to laugh . I I . -Xf � r, . � com , posing them, that Mr. Ross, Ina- tions, A few days after the issuing of a howling mob of Bedouins, Nubians, sacred war with a golde-n' harvest. 0� .. I who ha I � I . i f - � I and that there had been deception some will N proclaifned. Others tending : - I - 4 I jOritY in West Middlesex would have this order it was countermanded. The' where. Accordingly the Signal was tians, all eager This tract of country is watered by No. of . ; I and mongrel Italo-Eg . I � Up. hold with the Kh(dive that his troops INO. of versity I . : I. W Fleeces. ' � . 1 - ; been 222, and there would have been a reason for this hocus-pocuising. is not giverl to the Helicon dispatch boat to for the lives, and property of the be. are deserting him in great numbers, and the James River and the Pipesto-ne and Pounds. I'lleec's Pounds. 3 . I - his fina I: I sieged. Their number could not have that the probabilii ieS are i in the extreme north by the Souris, And . I fly a;flag of truce in return and to lead : I ( � Reform maJority in North MiddleBex known to the public. I . . . been less than 800 or 1,000. he will either 4 . I— — -- admitti , � � . in -to the inner harbor . . , I believe, in connection with the belt -- : I of 246. To boast of a victory obtained - This she did, The be becorne a fugitiveor will commit sui- Is Michigi I . . Sieged being well su*pplied with ammu , W-0011— — I I a . % I t . under such eircumat followed by the Invincible, Monarch, - cide. Stretching. into the Northwest Territ lory, co" 91-6433 4,740,617 47,232 261,1)99 . Z � L anees is, as a con- . News of the'Week. Fine Wool.. 1 '174 6,690 85.987 1 � -Th I � � 74, 1 P t i . and Penelope Slowly steaming along. nition and repeating rifles, kept up such ARABI'S PROCLAM&TION. one of the best wheat prod -acing coun- I I . , . � I I R-mTVIINED.-Four hundred refugeds . tries in the world. I ) I g �� I and .G.r � - � ; I temporary puts it, like Brown approach- Outside -the harbor the remainder of a constant and well directed fire thai It is stated that Arabi s read all I I Met in � . j . .11 - � , I v � I ing Smith and saying, " ' � p over The August Report of. the Bureaq I I 11 m ha e been sent back from Philadelphia the fleet kept steaming aroun 'in a Short time their enemies lay dead Egypt a report that the British Govern- prize li, . i I. � "See how rich I d and I . Jamestown, county Beat of Stutsman , . F to Eu,rope, : . in heaps. Considering that the time will give statistics of the . I . �. . about the batteries, cautiously, as t live stock of . I -�' am " Ihavejustp stolen t100 he . ment was County, is a beautiful little towfi of , . i . circumstanced it is the country. - the Gi � � - now so .1 i . 11 �( was ripe for escape, the Europeans I I r - � , ; 11 1 ,OC6 from A. Wisn GIFT. ' Senator Brown, of sea was very rough, So heavy indeed as about 1,500, and is growing every qay. I - � you. . � able to fight upon sea only, and beoause � Show � I ; . -.' ; Athens, Georgia, has '-ven the State to fotbid any, chance of the I made a sudden sally. out by the back Men are making'money here very �ast , --� � I - . -1, I I � . . . W I � 91 bombard., of internal troubles cannot possibly . . . o I .1 � .11 University 050,000, the interest to be ment' being renewe entrance, leading down to the q pre- Tuesda, T , - d to -day in any case'. uays by parelfor any great fighting upon land. in real estate transactions, but ther6 is � : . . I . I � and 4i I I � . . t - , Still Anothor Victim.' - used to educate poor voung men. As tlieahlps came in shore it was seen the Rue du Port. Vieux and literally Wi ' i i The Beat Laid Schemes. &c. . I . HEAvy DAMAGES thin the year, t is reported, Arabi as yet no excitement as there is in The Kineardirne Reporter the Brussel I - : wc an little inc 11 I � . FOR INJURIES. - that the area of the fire had greatly in. ain, got clear off to notified his folio rB there was to be a M itoba towns. There- the property following nice � -A ; � . I I The following despatch, under date M I climbing over the sl i ' i I - I E sion, crease . . I I 11 - : of July 17t,h, has been forwarded to the ajor Harold, injured in a colli * d and the forts 'and the streets the harbor, where thev were taken on great war, and a great battle to be is in possession of rings; here it is� - id-entliltz life -- � � ! I 111 Some months ago the CIS138je the Cal : precincts I I � -recovered $30,000 damages from board the Relicon. �Iu the sally, Bo fought soon. It iE said he is'receiving year wi i i the were empty of soldiers. Alexandria . : the hands of -generally -business men � � - daily papers here from Winnipeg : New York Elevated Railroad. - had been evacuated by its whole panic-stricken w . of Amberley conta' 4; . � � ined a shoemaker I - I . . g r, ere their foes that recruits by thoumands. of high standing. The "wise ones" are games ! I . BuRNED. - Six bueluesB blocks in ri8on during t4e- night, and the ,�Vei' they lost only three'of their number, named James George Size, who was em- I I I � . �11 I "A naan named Newton was arrested Dayton, W I THE DISPOIBITION OF THE wEU "Wil � I - � I � I : TEALS. just now laying in all the Jamesto' ed into �. I � t : on a capias to -day for breach of prom- burned on asbington Territory, were Arabi bad misused the flag of truce fo��- though several were 'Wounded - more or The French and � other ships of war "dirt" they can, for the crop is n1ow ployed by Mr. Buchanan. He hailed under � - � � � almost certain to exceed anyihincr that &C."WE. . � � Thursday night of last week. his own ends, leaving the Bedouins and less severely. To -day it is learned that sent contiDgents.. of me.rines and blue from St. Mary's, and after becoming Re- ; I - 4 � -1 I they killed nearly 600 of tkeir assail- . M I quainted somewhat give out that be had �- : 1. I A . ise and seduction Of a Young English including every hotel, store and bank. 1, convitts behind to pillage, burn, and JacketH to assist'iA, I was known before, and a gooa c' doubt I I . I . i I � - immigrant named Mary Jane .Hall'. Loss 00,000. � . . J stoppiDg the looting ever I I � -V . � " �- � kill. i . . ants. . Rild outrages. One detachment means an enormous * . rOP buried his wife in St. Mary's cemetery. � - I . � i -me across the Atlantic together FATALITY. -During the celatio I : � CLEARING THE ST - - . of jump in prlCeS, On the strength of being a widower, and the con I �.! I . They ca . � - 1. I EXPLORING. I REETS. I � : -1; 1,� , I . � � � 7 � I neral services in honor of Gari- ! A party landed from the Invincible Admiral Seymour 0 I I -, '. -1, and lie induced her to come to the fu French marines w�s fortunate enough One of our business men has let a con- having a handsome little fellow for a -At * , :: 1 1 1 last fal r - -- Mainitoba, when the - � , .1., I - to rescue a large c any of th tract for the building in Jamestown of � � r 5�, i I 1. - b6ing determined air fel- G- orrie,. � . �. l y were Subsequent- baldi at Bnenos Ayres, the wall of � the after it was found that the Khedivelsl to do his utmost t6 protect the lives of low -countrymen together with several a large elevator, making two. in to with him, as a start on a second I � . . I � -: t" ly engaged to be maxried. Newton son . v. I � I .14 5 wn part in ,I . . L� � at ns, and the French ladies. ! x k -i tbuilding fell, killing 20 persons and 'yacht, the Mahroussa, lay empty in the the citizens, the Europea - matrimonial venture, he soon became I � afterwards so ingrati. ed himself in wounding otbe now. Building is going on rapidly, generally popular, and his society -and -. i3nated, � � t- . � fv ra. I . � I I - . there being two very fine banks goill I I . harbor, to see what could be learned as Christians, dis-embarked yesterday a OFF ALEXANDRIA, July 17.-Th'e latest 9 Pleasing manners were not -objected to served�:i � - - I her affections that he accomplished her CROps R -PINED. -At Deadwood, Da- to, the -fate of the Viceroy and the na- body of marines and blue a up and a' number of other buildings, by . ; I I ; chets with despatcheFt from lexandria i a -ISO S . � D U ha, ridicate some of ille fair sex. Ele eventually � . i ruin. It was when attempting to do- kota, two thoas&nd acres of wheat, oats tive-Christian and Euro ea in bi- gatling guns and light howitzers. The that Arabi - Brick are being turned out ia larg4 10,4DOO � � . - � - ! sert her now that she is in ' i Pasha is marchiDg' on Port " lost his affections" on Miss Jennie . i . . trouble and and baaley, have been entirely destroy- tamts. It was discove�e'd, that the marines, numbering about 400, marched Said wi quantities within.' two miles of tQwn, � . I - � !- ithout . � th the rem aant of his army, Campbell, a respectable young girl of . . tion To . . wi . friends that the authorities ed by a wind and hail storm in Spear, Ear ean quarter (that on the New through such of the principal streets' reinforced by a bord 3 of Bedouin and all this in a country where, a very 6�treta . . - � � I oapiased him. She is g � � , . r ood-100king and Fish and Red Water Valleys. , O' I d.Tanks some thirty years of age. But the little . . I - . � ty big . awompliahed." i Harbor, between the Governor'B, house as were passable. The ' few years ago, the red man held un- son oave the situat, - n I I It ! VIGOROUS SANITARY REAS6RES. — . y Soon found have been filled I ith fresh water in disputed away. in ioii away. He said � -0 � At on tho west and the Roman Tower on their work cut out for them. At the anticipation of th? cutting off of the one day while in a com-manicative . I � I . � . Scarcely a week passes that para- , some railroad hands the e�Bt), including the telegraph office north end of Pompey's Pillar -street they fresh water canal by the enemy, and And now a word to the intend!ng TVhi . = - � I � � � . a nfariated band of murder- preparationp for hlis reception are ac y Shea � . the s mood: "M Pa, and ma used to have � graphs of similar import to the above fearing contagion, shot a negro who h d and the Exchdnge, had been completely came on ail i emigyant and I have done. If yon hAv I and all telling the-- mall pox, fired the building in gutted and utterly destroyed. As - I e some high old lows, and that is the . same sad tale, do wilic many ing robbers, far outnumbering them- tively going on. a good home and are settled in Ont�r,-O; at F-1 , � ' I * - I .. .- I I -not a h h he---I&y and burned him to 'as could manage to escape after a hard ,In Alexandria the reason that pa ran away.,, S* when . ppe&r in t e papers, and still,- death. I � selves. To have charged them with work of rest ' if you are afraid of roughing it,; if , YOU , ize I I- i - i fight had crowded oring order is going on confronted with this evidence, owned - tion Of . : � � expect to conae West and pick up giAd Z . on board the tele. the bayonet would have been madness, rapidly, the m F from the various . of barr : strange as it may sepm, there is no law CROP RrPORTS.- The Russian crop 1 graph ship Chiltern (which had been as not a marine wo tip that although his first wife was d,e" � - . - ; I . ' I - ! � , uld have survived. without working for it r . . T prospects are, generally speaking, very . squadrons doing good service. The ,,strapped" and have no money a Petrat,o � on our statute books by which criminals . moved farther in by the Admiral's The word was therefore given to fire British, however, r(tain possession of ; if you are he had married again, and inform curred I � t' ed I -1 .� of the Newton stamp can be punished, favorable,this year.' Heavy rains have orders, were carried out of danger by on the ruffians a to Miss Campbell that his second Wife 7 1 � I : . . I - o � so beaten down the English wheat ' the boats of the fleet. They bad pas- brought in play, and did fearful exe cu. work. Yes - ,severe�� . � I I I - The, Gatlin guy� was the principal Positiops, and direct the Start with, stay. - where you are. 111i if 1, ad a terrible temper and was in, no way I .... are det . I � � I? terday 11 native spy and . suitable for a man of his .an elic disposi- . � A 3. Bed a ti-readful night of agony and sus- tion in their ranks,'Mowing them down s urder 'I ng your fingers, and if yon 9 � �' and theyhave to be allowed to go at large that not half a crop will be in a cotroil � you are young, healthy, not afraid I of - ,. L to seek fresh victims. During the I&st tion for barvesting. I everal m sol I I , I -T - � I ers !vrere publicly shot, �- .1 i . � . pobse,' andl their thankfulness at being c On tion. He would go to the -and ': . i m- . teride � . nfidence Is par- pbatically that if you will corn anything I MaE in long swathes. They broke and fled, and looters floggedl Co bring a little money, I Bay most e States ! � . e Vrulry f i 7 t � 68 of the marine I settle down you Nt-111 thatoo I'll I session of the Dominio' U- S. AT THEFisuERY E,XHIBI- rescued knew no. bounds. They had pursued by several rattling volleys tially restored, and! c fes and Shop,, are North Dakota anc to in order to be in a position to wed the � n Parliament, . procure a divorce -would do , 7 T -row. -The American Sena(te* pasged a seen hundreds of their brethren mas- from tba rifl: ' " I Z I . i I - Sol s, which reopening. A gational runio-iir of an who for the time be- , I which provided a fittin -punishment for enable the Unite 9 - completed their discomfiture and added E in a -very few years be able to I i ' girl of his choice -etich, - Mr. Charlton introduced a measure joint re ution appropriatin 450,000 to sacred before their eyes, and had them Ben T . 0 uropean massaerl at Cairo paused .. - t 11 -d States to participate selves barely escaped a similar fate. to the Slaughter. In neath your own vine and fi �lt �e- ing was Miss Campbell. . � z �. I � . 9 1 ; .. ; � ; yester- i - - - � . . ,� r - . r� later report � �.,- i I -- RETIRING To RzCRUIT.-kr. Parne . J . you left behind in the same poBitionias dine, 9&ie Size a chance to story 0 i -at London in 1883. . 9,Dd in the ad'oining buildings, then on similar crowd, on whom they opened alf quiet there. Th� French Ministry ; .H � t proven guilty Of seduction, could be They smid. that in the Ottoman Bank Arsenal the blue jackets fell in with a day, but adviceS rbc�ived enjoy the rest of your days; while th�se to Kincar g about to remove with it this Species of crime. By it, any man in the international fishery exhibition front of the considerable alarr4 in London ' I g tree a�d Mr. Buchanan bein . I water ' . I ' . -- -. � . ?, . - , -aid to venta' secure a business fa'r himself by leaving her , : t t heavily fined or imprisoned for a s 11, fire, the dead lay in heaps. -with grape, firing Several rounds and decided yeste 'to, join Great ritain. yourself, who were aft Ire, him in - I . i : i I charge of the shop outfit at Am.- . knew � "I. will be plodding -along and envying ydur knew - - I � m- WHAT MET THE EYE. d sper8ing the bloodthirBty rabble, in the protection of (he Suez Canal. In. luck. I berley. He was to discontinue his -it eries whose health has been seriously i rday , . i I of years. This would be a, needed, just paired by the worry and vexationH of The' party which were conveyed to I many of whom in the course of their the Imperial Parlianjent the Conserva. v I � . . �'. and proper law, but Mr. Charlton re. his position as leader of the Irish party, I . I . t r I . the shore from the Invincible in her. ta ede plunged into the Arsenal tivesbave given noti�e of a vote of ceu- - rz) 11 a isits to the house of Miss Campbell, I i I t from the has determined upon 'retiring from I steam pi-briace, guided by the purve or Thanking you, Sir, for So much sp ce flector I I �- S 0 in preferring tne 'risk I . in your valuable paper, I am, very re - 1. - � x y d ck� , I . . � i f active politics, for a brief p4i - of being sure on the- Go and-waI3 to conduct himself as was for= �c , - . ,; Government or members. His bill od of rest I of the fleet, who was well a inted drowned to being mangled by the giape policy. ver�ment's Egyptian spectf [My yours, Ax OLD ONTARIO�11j. becoming to a benedict with a I � � P� equa . I .1 - - : . ;; , i I I . -, , � . I I . � his pledgej3 f t . among the Swiss Mountails. with thb localities, penetrated, at no shot. This was the fixing which was i � After keeping - : 1. - . � was, in a quiet way, pooh, poohed, and FzxA-LE TuRF CLUB. - A part - LATEtt. !� - or one whole day he broke � . tion pr � � I ! through his good resolutions, and zon- - I receive . , � y of little risk to themselves, a considerable heard last night. It has been continu- Arabi Bey's troolls are saic � e The Crops in Ontario. I � �- . � I I i - .. . I was so obstructed that it was left over 9jrlS Dear Rosemont, Pa., all practical distance into the city. All was quiet ed at intervals during the . I 'to b i tinued his courtship. He then moved , I . 1. . morniDg. much disaffected. d Starvation� and The July Report of the ario I ill . I- �, was a little club, Save fjr the roaring of the flames, which This style of Su aljtistice will soo�i misery have taken �possessioa 'of his Bureau of Industries gives a Sam- I ey to Goderich taking hislittle boy with I and V , I until the close of the session and hbrsewomen, have formeA ' -som�e,c- . - � and have been havi Ont the base of his operations from Amber- not ob, . then al * I � ar the city o drel,ly crew o� camp, and the soldie6 threaten to de- I Mary of the condition f grain, hs�y, hina. Mrs. Size, of St. Mary3e, was kept aughtered. But no matter what several weeks past in a series of fields l quaxter' and the Grand Square. They convicts, including those gaoled after ' entire e un _ ng hurdle races for were consuming the whole European cle fmt mh .w members of Government or of kailia- picked out for the purpose.- I ! Bert him. His cowb,rdice during the and fruit crops 0 1 POBted in regard to -the doings of her ca -u: - , S, - . . ent has ost destroyed his with statistics of the acreage of gradn husband, and she concluded to bring , . to less, � Mr. Charltou,s measure, or one simi P - men and women, and others who infest I prestige. He enlists new troops by crops and estimates of produce, an the erring one to time by havina a war- � -Tb 'nent May tbiuk about such, thing CuRED By FASTING. -Henry Clark, a � vain to avert their eyes from the ghast Arabs, bombardm � proceeded cautiously and tried, but in the massacre of four weeks ago, in Ontaxio, together ' - atient in the Camden County, Pa., ly �nd mangled corpses which lay it are still busy looting whenever they I promises of unlimited plunder,' and the year's clip of fine and coarse w . insane asylum, fasted 41 days for the sweltering and festering in the heat. COLL! rant issued for his arrest. It ws"s learn- creame ; . .. : lax, would meet with the waxin � I have a chance. Except for the presence I keeps his old Supporters by declaring The condition of the crops :!is ed thatSize-was to meet Miss Campbell. going 0 � � � -, � - ; . - . I I P � p. aPPrOv- Purpose of curing insanity. He formed I For more than a mile the fire was of these gaugE, of incendiaries and - that the English will,kill all � � . � .1 ' . � I � i . � i i who re. compiled from the reports of five in Kincardine on Tuesday. On Mon- . .� �-- � , I . I .--;, I -� I . - i I , � . 7 i. s . . � i � � �- I i � 11- - ; I .14 I �tz. I i : . : I I I . - "I � � ; : ; � . . ; I . � . � . . . i � - s � - I I i I Z i A : I t � i I i - - . 7 � - ! . � � I � I � I- �, ! i I 7 I I i � I � � . I I � - � ] I ! � ?L t . .. . . : � b - s i . ; I . � -1 ; I I i . - . ' I . . , h I a � S" * , - - i I - � - � I I - . I I , -I I V ill - I It �- - � - - -- - - ; A-!. , - � - - - - , I I a, t ,I v I , I' � 4 8'11 � I i I 11 I . 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