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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1883-05-18, Page 1- , � .. - � ----- , - � I - - I � � . - 7 . - � - - - - - , - 71 - I- -- -w- I F-7- 1=1 -I I ---M- ., - �. - - - �- - F. � � -4 � . . � � - �, "I - 1. -1 - - " .- � -` - - - ': - �Z � , - . - , - - T. 7 --, 7 I � I � � - . - - . - �, � � -- :. � -7 . " , - - � � . I , -- -, '7- -1 - �: - _0 - W-PNJRW- I � -1----------1--- -1-7�.T— -77 7�--�,-;7�� --- ----r--- 7m7-7�--7 17 .1 -- . . -71-17T -Fl- 171--�� " - .11 71: . - , .11, -41 1 - � � I . I I I -, — - - '*,, I . 1 4 , - - . � I I � � . � � , k- � - . . I I I . - . - : -� ; --- 1��;� �-, -- I �. -- , , I � - ...-. � �% - I . � I � . ;, I - . . . . � I - I � - . - I . � - - � � I , , - I Z,,' . -, I . ,, I I I I . I 1. - I I �-- . I I I � , . I _j, - . I . I . I . - , 'r "T�� - IF- - — I : . I � . I . � f 1� -,- - - :. ,777 7 � - I . . - I . I I � , ,�F�-�- I- . - . .: 7 - . — I I . �. . I . � he I � � . —V, � . . Z �, I . . I . . . — . . . . . 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W4ere on ,* progx"- - , . . tz ----- - A- -- ... . . –�,V" V.a.m.-k-liCS0,10111% aMe. hQ7, no need of a. pdblic I t I . . eX8Ma1n&ff,.Z )- end of year jto the 0 -Mva rustees, and . titer I Of parents gh,,dd i. Acome, whe' a I '� , , *0P ik - ,a school, and should be ihjjj% - &e school oce"joaaUy. ' � I ba chools to which, the trade, ited to- vigit. the last Prid nth and that plaj� . BY- of � Worked I If there, ia not a� protnotionvft.,y, - )n in, your county, a -ad 0 , Ut of r yon must h,NVG sometIcIng + ' " , 'a b Ithe: sameness--r-ha,ve &U.s.,, _ Ls to work gone over daring .+ 7he ,, don't haver one of these gAi Aereoty ed account . iWeekly. p a of Which , Z , I I . Yo .; Urs, truly, P, , � �----- 4 - . � - - - Auburn., � � j 1, .. B. -We. are glad to st&.t�a th14, , � Mr. Smith is- a�aiu suffibienor z - CE to be able to atterla to, 24 . , I - 1 �� aties� On S-anday , last ht i � t to & very large cong.reo na,tjoa.�_ a Templ�rs of this, Place ha -M.. 4e foll0wing Of f icers f Or th 4 ft. �arter: Andrew XcDonaa. W. I , I 'd Nir. Millar, Seereta, ' _,* � xy; Vice -Templar ; Geiag-g6 &BU -i -Y, . furdi , il Secret4ry; , �r ; Elizabeth Stool* ) I ker9 Insid,# I z I .-Mir. GravestoneqI OutBid, - I . eGasrd,., ` "tu _ v rdy, Marti&l.-There Will b , . is iir "tadriment in the Xethodlij�. . tinthe Queen's birthd . Iv--wi r to learn of the death � Of 11r. % - � I � McCabe, Of W&Wanosh. 11, �vbe 30th tilt. He was a gen � . I ew -with all whG know -1 w hina. ,no wife and family to mourn his 'jr. George Beedle, of ()olborm � - , r l cOlt. whi& F, a u 3,.;—Lots of such - " .5 Pon A � era � am 'ag C&nght in th6river att tbig I . � I . t I .- - � I I %k - � I W I 1. I E � - . , I . 1 I I . � . - I � I . � � � . L � � . - � . M(,;CA " - . 'pa I .U^UL � �T- 7 e . � i ang GOOD PR1NT,S-j&g- ., ��t 10o Per yard. Sea them &t� . � - . 3 e . I I I ' � IfficFAUE-8- - I I I GASH DRY GOODS STORE � I � � I yk - � t I 1. - � . I I I , . I E. WFAUL I I,-, WHITE and GREY- COT. ', %t mill prices. Examine for 6s, and see that the prices are I . : I t : TARFA-U.US I I I I � � � CASH DRY GOODS STORE. � : I � � F � . .E. MCFAUL, *1 . � I I I ag STRIPED and CHECKED , ,q SHIRTINGS as low a's 10a ,i. These are isplendid gooft laoney. To be had at I - . - McFAUUS % I . a I ! � CASH DRY GOODS STORE. � - I . . ; � 1E. McFAUL � . . , I � ; in , ock of TABLE . g & large st B, TOWE � LS. NAPRINS9 &I., I- � udia , , to. salit the times. Sple . - %a had at . � � ; - � . � I . - � M � eFATTIL'S .. -� � � ��CASII DRY GOQJD6 STORE. . � ; � . � - . I � . - I t I . im.- r-.. WFAUL - I �I a spleadid. BLACK SILI� f,Dr ' � per "ard I It speaks f0t . - It �11 Y I 6n examination at � I � I - - - �. � . I - .. I McFATI-L IS - I I I � CASH DRY GOODS STORE-, I . . � � - � ' . MCC�A _1 ,E t 17-t I ' � . some new lines of MANTIX - o Silks. &a., for Dolm"& . ies 'May advertise their Mi0i . at. we have them right in tONM 0 . . � v ; I - ) I I �� - AICFATJ Jr, S 7 1 f � . !� CASH DRY GOODS BTORS" I , - - - - 7 1 � � . � en-terieg, Loops, F,,rggj) 61%a - T . i i � Tneents, dc, fir th-, , : . � A - I . a le, Rfak4i � and 2da'at - i - � DE � � .,PARTMENT. I - . I : - . I I . I I � , � . f!"DOMING , SSIXESS I's 13 I � . t � � - . � - AT THE- � I - - - AGE SHOW ROW— If - . Z . I I - � � W � � � 4 , � I S�Xlriviiig. )lelr. � - resh goods , , �n styles being-opetIed UP' 0"''; t c4w � �r�ls- and Sunshades 0, . , . , I t,�!0&1,1- solicited, � - � I � I I I I I � I- - ; L, , � - � A U ��. MGFA,.mw � , I I �, SH, W. I � � SEAF OR-TH, QN7T. , - � � - w � �- . . I r . - 1b . I I � ------------7-- � - - ---- �. . I STXTB:IMNrr]Ej YEAR. WHOLE NUMBER 806. . . I � — , ::�� ,�� Da;kota Defended. I , - r mA couwTy, i>ako* I April 30th, 1W. j D,ZA.B F,j?OBITQR.---�'A change in t1 weather, fmw the �nlost beautiful seei � time to a slig,L:,t I'snow-fall, with ujoasrate Northwester blowing, induci take ourselvel to indoor recre Its to be � tions, and I propose responding t�p t1 NqueSt of my frien Jamea Orr. mx �� i . yhere say that I � L Orr's two Is � letters are Of real mprit, and depict h, part of our co-antry as I have long view( .it and while I would not ask Mr. 0. � exchange for a home in Nort : pakota, I will say, � tb at I have In, several blissourian a who have made tl and express i themselves as we I I I 11=. � I 0 -bTo.w, as to friend Leatherland, , . Vogl& advise him noter to write to tl - papm. when the mercury is 25 0, belo . zero, and the wind blowing at a velocii of 40 to 50 miles per hour, as it is ev : dent his spiritB fall with the mercur i . and his vision 1B jaundiced by the coj - W.Ind, I call for proof of his Aver havii man the smoke condensed in its ascen . , " well as for the statement, that I � horses can live out here. WhileIagrt I Vith him so f�r as Canadian horses, ( Z I horses from farther south axe conofti ed, Mr. Leatherlaxid'must know thi � Scores of native horses do live out. a winter, and come in sound and hedltl in the spring; and cattle also hai been so wintered, both here, aild J, � Manitoba. But let it be understb( [ that the wintei of 1881-82, and 1882 .1 ' heve beeO unusually severe, and are E exception to the general rule. Cbarb C&vileor, Esq., P. X- at Pembina, hi spent over thirty years here,and 6hou be an authority in the caso'. I'have m, others. who halve spent twenty yea: kerewho willcorroborat6 these st.at wellts, and I will say that Mr. Marti West, who has spent eleven years �n tl west, part of the time in Missouri,afte waids at Pine Creek, near Portage I prairie, Manitoba, now and` for thn years past here, has liad horses - , ponies out every winter he haadB Pei here or in Manitoba, and has ha tb past winter, as bad big brother. Thom also. A span of Mr. West's horses we. Worked on a threshing machine durii �I the fall of 1881, and when the threshii season was -over they were turned- oi - , . � � for the winter,. and not stabled unt ,� I � I � t&kenupfor the spring work. T1 I am dng larm to Ir - I now, and Lealt-by as any team can b - so that the statement about hors � being allowed ' to winter out is n, wholly untrue, or a canard for adve . tising. ColtBreared here from mar, I brought west are more easily acelimat( .. � than their daras. . Scores of horses belonging to the hal � breads are left out, but these cases cit( are not intended to convey the idea thi : . we have not intensely cold west -he � Any man of common sense, kn:)ws thi . 25-,36or0degrees ,below xero is e. I treme cold weather in Dskbta, Ontar . I I - ar elsewhere, a fact which Ontario pe � ple must, after last winter's experione ,-'be prepared to, re-slize a -ad admit. At : � to bave-a laouse heated up to 75 or E �. ' inside,while the temperature is 30 or I � below,outaide,gives one compelled to tj � it a, dry cold bath in the short'eSt tin i,nWinable. 'But strange to say, if ti body and feet are properly protectei � although exposed parts may becon fromt-bitten, coughs and colds are ni nearly go oommon as in the vairiab climate of Ontario,. And its regards tl inds, notwithst&nditfg it might be a win interesting experiment to test the pre Bum of a genuine blizzard on a dyn meter or some such appliance, so as I be able to give the pressure per squai yard, I will emphatically say that tl force is not equal to the f arious gab that sweep over Ontario on many ol cuion% although the pressure may I kept up with but little abatement h . mamy hours at a time. As evidence , this fact, which Mr. Leatherland mr be inclined to question, I will say thi the timber belts along the rivers gii no evidence of windfalls of timber i any time in the P&Bt, and few treea si � aean broken by the wind unless the have been killed by fire and partial] rotten., or are dead and pun-ky in tl heart -from, some other cause; the Barr argument holds good as to a copse 4 timber called an. 1, Island " on tt - Erairie In fact I have seen mare tin cr f ali within range of ray own visic in Ontario, in one halt hour than M Leatherland or anyone else can fin evidence of in traverBing the Pombin beh from the Red river. to the moui hilas. And while I admit that man get frost bitten here, I say so they do i 01itaxio, and dther countries. I hai been often worse frost bitten in Ontari . . than I was at any time last winter, sti . I -have seen my neighbors with frot N'tten obeeks and noses. As to sleigi --riding, it is a pastime in 'which ladit ,can take but little enjoyment, first, bi CIMse they have to hide their faces E that they cannot take in the beauties ( & " winter prairie scene," and secondl, it 0, strong wind prevails they may n Tlire to sit with their backs to th W111d, or be packed round until the dii c0ftfort of the position destroys the &I tidliated Pleasure, but were I fortunat 1840'agh to have three times the amoun of grain Mr. Leatherland speaks of, 'Would Bud it quite possible to get it t market. But no ms�n should calculat 011 threshing his grain in winter here,s the'86verity of the weather and -wind . . make it & difficult and unprofitable tasl - NO, One hem seems to think of thatel ing a , stack, consequently the sheave . ottigids are filled with snow, and tb ilhOlter of - -the Btack causes a - ano, '01rftth to accumulate which is difficu] to ftmove when,pla8ing a thresher, i � �011"uence of this difRi-culty of tbresl 1119 in winter the farmers have to et Wh4h on the season for fall plowinf Mid hag tion. fact the whole Aurnmer and fa, ' be a continuous !season of hurr -witla Urmers and their teams, and th Y01W# Inan wh& has cultivated &meaE bred; saunterina gait in Ontario towni 0 , � I � \,�-4 /�11 - - -;� --F i -'%y -%T I � V- -N,7 � I n � ; � — � , -1 11 I — 1 -*----45FPP- \7- ' N -Z3 \r V46W V . 1. I . � - . I \�-- ��`7111--- � — . � , L ,/� . , . I � - I - I I . I i - � . W 4 1 - � - I., - I -- P I I - 11 ! I . f ; . . I I I I , � I . I � � I SEAFORTHI, FRIDAYs MAY 18 188. X I (WITH SUPPLEMENT.) I . . I ) i 1 X -1 - . . - � I ; I . I . I I . I � i I I — � . �. 1. � ---- . � � I I I glm! �, - L n Fill flud such a useless LecompliBhment , tobacco. Hogs do W I in the busli-land put big mark on your ears, n�se, face is doing a Bplendid business, and great lope in the mud around the railw I , I ,ere, e3pecially if, be be mlies himself to and be can ha�e big or for the trouble and fingers, making the occupation improvements in the interior arrange- station, and picking it up found his lo irmin Some seedi -j � was done here .ok shooting a Pi The while it laBta anything but &� � building with a view to tickets inside, enabling him to proce( .1 : g who he wants it� kreeable. -menta of the - I hth, and a n , I CiD n the 1 ge ieral rush pre-,'leq,de,,rs of the rebellion fo d in this . . the better accommodation of Isaies are forthwiih on his long journey rejoi 0, iffled on the. 20th of April and up to ,488 a ready-made infintor second to Camada. : - now to be made. -While playing in the woods ( his date, but to -day has put a stop to none in th%, world.! No soldier of . . i . -The Galt Reporter says that in Mcnday of last week a son of Mr. . . - Knox Church,DundaB,haE se'r-ured an utdo,or work� although I think it will Aqrqpe could stand al: f hard campaign, organ. i Beverly township the fall wheat pre- Thompson, of West Nissouri, fjund. ,a resumed immediately. tFeed is or ki�l an enemy Bo surely and easily as ' ' 1 4 -Sir Chas. Tupper will r t 4ea a for sents & much better appearance than it root somewhat reBembling a parani lenty and teams generally in : ood con- tbosp men, simple so ignorant as they England until about the 16t�ooi i v 9 . ane. does in Dumfries and Western Town- and ate heartily of it. In the course , - ition. I - aTe;1they yet have thp pride and dom- -The Provincial Boar4 of! Health BhiPs- Some farmers state that their an hour or so convulsions set in, and Hoping that I may not have to ,As- ine!�Ong Bpirit of tb�eir British fore- but little from the doctor, was sent for. Enough bad ba - .� will h 'old the next sanitary, convention , wheat has Buffered I : - � ame the role of critic in my n(3xt, an a fathers. as the poor pgro knows to his at Cobourg in Octobor. I . , long winteril taken to kill ten men, but the litt hat your readers -will allow me to deal c9st.: X�l of this Q1 4 profess to be -Halifta is mbving td establish a -Fariners around Buckhorn, in Kent fellow vomited slortly after taking i � rith such questions as may suggest protpstant,obristiam 6f the Baptist or line - of fast freight steamerg� between connty, are planting peaches largely. and hope is entertained of his recover hemselves to my own mind as likely to Presbyteria'b�persuaa,on. Imagine if YOU that city and London direct. �[ A number Of Dow orchards are set out, -A curious suit has been taken f . I e of interest to them, I will draw to a can F resbyterian' t�at can neither -Immigration into C a&4 for the, having from two to.five hundred trees, $10,000 against the Montreal & Sor lose. RespQotfully Yours, � reaAaor writ �', Th . yet another four months of the prese year has mostly Crawfords and Fosters. It is railway by E. Leclerc, a real esta i me ly, the been 22,255. ai� D. MCPHAIL. clas "' " eLhee'rse, 1196 . n i I . . I I of white people ., . believed a canning faotory will soon be owner, who sold part of his land at I i. . , I , erected. : low price to the company, conditional � settlPirg who have co e in during the -Ex-monk Widdows is ilrmg in.. , Somethii�tg -.-More about, Ihe,,' last!18 years. Tholge. are the most im, Scotland. He purpok,es to 6ortly visit _The Grand Jury for the county of that they should enhance the value , . I , . - i I I buil Peol5le in Missouri. �' p,ort�nt of all classes 1 I ought to Bay France and Italy. I I ' 'i. , � York., in their presentment to the Court the rest by erecting stations anc . SALT SPRINGS, Saline County, I Bom�thing about the,Negro, bat e,must -Dr. Darnell, principal iof Mufferin of General Sessions on Saturday, ex- ings on it within a certain time. I - I �- Missouxi, Way 8th, R83. 1 , mentally c4culated the total and forth- College, who left London so suddenly, -press regret at the large portion of the claims that they have done nothing,an MR. EDITOR,—DEAR Sin: Anything i leavo, this for anoth 'letter. - has been heard from in Ne prisoners committed for dunkenness, wants his land'restored to him aloi I ave to say about the Boil or people of � I Yours truly, . i York. � . ' � -The Rev. E. F. Wilson s; about to and trust that the law respecting the with the 610,000. Tissouri, must be understood as apply. , - JAMES ORR. lay out 0700 or $800 in improvements tarriff will be strongly enforced. . -John Meek, one of the oldest at I � -.-- ag only to the locality I live in. I am - - I on the ShiDgwauk Home, �t Sault Ste. -Mr. Stuart Cumberland has been most respected citizens of Amherstbur : � I in Toronto for some ter. days. He has died on Saturday week. He had bee rell aware that there aTe,partB of this :The First Year in Dakota. Marie. '- i itate that cannot boast much about � ; -The ratepayers of ror� EJgin have be�m making some most extraordinary tax collector for nine years, was f ood Boil or any other g6,od quality, so I I The following isti extract from an I ' passed a by-law, grantingl a Unus of demonstrations of mind reading, many years burger in the Insane As onfine my remarks about the people to es ti n g letter written by Mr, George I ng anything 'f the kind ever' lum, London, and had been a I ir8t �al"dr �3,000 to a brush factory an.4 31,000 to 7 eclipsi 0 Echo ay own local surroundi�gs. In the f .well, late of Hibbert, to his. brother i a bobbin factory. ! : before attempted. His audiences in- teacher in the British Army. T a 4ace let us notice the old slave-ho'ldiD io this- county. The letter i' dated , 9 . § -Rev. J. W. A. Stewart, of Hamil- elude many of the moAt respectable town council went to his funeral in ettlers. These were emigrants from 1�igbland townshipi Da- . ' body Monday, and passed a reso i( l icass d county, ton, has accepted the Prof�ss,Orship of and intelligent people of Toronto. luti Tirginia, Kentucky andIterinessee' �otg� April 14, and rocee s ap � a , who I r follows :. McMaster College which ha been offer- -Wm. McEwan, brother of Walter of condolence. He was eighty yeil , i iegan to settle aldng the banks of the We(bave now beel a -little q'ver a year ed him. I I MoEwan, of Woodstock, arrived a few old. . ' - . lissouri, early -in this �entnry. Those in ��is Eden, this pf ]r�d ige of) tbe..west; -The Brantford Caledou . a n Society days ago from British Columbia, where -The fur trade of Chatham is f them who had a ljttle.,.capAa1 and 't hLel land of blizzar& and N6. -I hard, have in preparation a 13 leh id pro- he has:, been for about a 'quarter of a considerable importance, as the amou ould bring along foor or five able- anid have passed thirdugh itd Bummer's gramme of games for the $4't h--$1,000 centur�. The brothers were formerly of money paid out for furs in a seaw . . �odied Negroes and some mules, and lea�, and winter's cold. Our first im- is offered in prizes. I . I - farmerg in the township of Blenheim Is about 010,000. About 25,000 ski � ook possession of the vefly best locali- 1respion of the prairie after the Bnow -About twelve hundred a 11,os'worth and will be remembered by many oj of different kinds are shipped annuall ies-on the rich prairie' that stretched went away was no4t a pleasant Ono. of Perry Davis'Pain Killer lias been the older residents of that place. Of these about 20,000 are muskra .s far as the eye couid reach -from the Notbing was to be Be : en but dead prairie detained by the Customs at ontreal - -The deatb of another old resident - 2,500 coon, 600 fox, and the remaind dge!Df 'the timbered laInd that fringes grass, and had it not, been for the count- for undervaluation., ; is reported from the -vicinity of Galt. skunk, mink, otter, etc. These fu gee and ducks which Bishop Fabre has formidly notified Mrs. Jamea Scrinager, who resided con- bearing animals are all or Dearly he banks of the big river, ind setting less,flocks of . - I IM heir -alaves to work rajBing hemp, soon gi�ve life to the scene, .the surroundinga Roman Catholic institution!s Dot to ad- tinuously during her whole married life trapped in Kent county by Indiana at -aade for - themselve an independent ;�ere indeed dreary o; look upon. But m � I I white men. . ortuDe. Their childr6a became the ocif the season ha 4dvanced and old it tte medical faeu)ty sod I students of 53 years on the farm it the tollgate, 01 I of i toria Universit ' afterlthe 12th one mile east of Galt, died, on Sunday, -The Princess Louise, cba;n ing � � Y , I ristocracy of the present. No doubt � pther earth h pped her sombr6 inst f ; I : May 6th, at the age of 72 years. Her drive oq in Ottawa unattended Ore aft , � he rebellion crippled them badly, but rpaptle 'and replac 4 it with one of -'4.r. 9acob Ingold', -of Balden, re- aged partner still survives, being in big noon recently in EL pony chaise,called ven now they like to keep up a living green 11:11d be gaily colored, ceived a tooB from a. furions: bull; 82nd years. . Major- General Luard's residence, at I . � . I ,. re- � . uperiorstyle. Inthe good'olddays ljrairie flowera'weie -peeping out from sultin . th: breaking of two . or three I The late Edward McKay, of Mon- driviDg into the yard pullea up' al - . In hey, tried bard to imitape the habits of tR1e 'waving graEiB, our first impression ribs a ,�d oth r bruises 1 1 i treal, has distributed 070,000 by big alighted. -Finding the hostler abse he British nobility by riding. in a coach 1', 4d to take, a back E eat, for a prettier -A action hals bee -h cot imenced at will among Protestant benevolent in- the Princess unhitched her pony, at ,nd four, the horses.gui0ed by two outb 00t than the - i i i i - the month MoiAreal by the CO:DBOlidaied Bank 13titutions an d churches in that city. Over leading him out of the shafts careful I iders-4 These as a rule were gentlemen of� June would * - to n . The against Moss and Davis for i25,425 due 040,000 go to Presbyterian objects, such placed him in the stall, and attend ,, � I I oolo;r, dressed with the real yellow shmmeX's beat- Dot BO oppressive on notes diBcounfed ' befo -a i the bank as the theological college, missions and thalanimal in a manner sueb. ag. � �reecjheB, top boots and jockey cap ; and �s we expected t ;ft d it.I 'We had a failed.! - I churches. The deaf and dumb institu- 0 . L . exdite the admiration of a groom. o crown all, there was �lie gentleman's brisk cool breeze al ost daily and the -Aman in Hamilton rose in his tion, erected by his late brother, gets -The committee of the Agricultur DOtMaD, and the lady's waiting. maid �reezo was Bo-regu',ar that I a3most aleep the other night, �'and walked out $8,000. . 1. and Arts Association and that of t L I �erched 'up behind. These fortunate fa'ncied Old Vulcan had located his of the�second story window of �bis re8i- -M'rs. Agnes Canningh � am, of North Guelph city oobnoil on the Provinci 1) ; laves were likewipe dressed 'up in the bqllowE; somewheTe near us, and was derfee, fell on his bead and hurit laimself Dumfries, reli.eb of the' late John .Exhibition have decided to erect add iroper conventional style befitting their qQing a blooming buaineBB, but whether . I : . . seriously. ! � Mathison, passed into her eternal rest Vionil buildings, on the Exhibition Pai Ligh office of attending to the -personal ot' sharping plow Ila) B, o ging -�-Tbe Messrs. Donaldsoni, 64 Broad- on the 9th inst., at the advanced age of for the accommodation of the Provinci I vants of their lord and his lady. These �Qlts, deponent Baith not. The vie*, Manitoba, sons of WMI: Donald- 79years. She was buried in Cedar Exhibition. The work in conneati � - .riatocrats dould afford to send their ql�y in general was 10'ar; we 'had,few sor " Esq., Huntingford, b d !-the mis- Creek Cemetery. The mortality among with the buildings will be proceed ons to Edinburgh or some where in cloudy or sultryday ;7 we had no severe formn!e recently to lose by p�rairie fire aged people in that neighborhood has with at once. It has been decided P . I open the Exhibition on the 24th S ungland to complete �heir education," *Ind or thunder atc e rain so and several pigs. I - . t i . 4 �, Dw . been'very heavy of late. ,Ud when these youths came home to f4ll, was copious. ,Grass, grain and tember. I � --Basil W. Hamilton, book -'keeper of -A drove of a dozer. cattle brought I I Xissouri, it waB found to be the ,--age rp,ot5 grew luxuriant!y and matured - the London Mutual Insu*rau�e Company, into Montreal on Friday, were followed -A young man named Geor bat the mania for imitptiug the worpt *pll. The nights -were clear and cO()I; died ery suddenly on Satfirday even- by'a gentleman, who noticed they were Whitesell, hailing from Leamingto , . matoms of the old couriltry nobility w4s s�' cool in fact that w couple of iDg. e had been in ill he t for some all , diseased. He discovered that thev who has figured as a .soldier of t . atensiflea in a tenfold de ree more than 1J,lpinkets were req . d over one in bod to ti ; 4: i Salvation Army, St. Thomas, for son 9 1. uIr e. I were slaughtered! privately, and th76 : le- ebsure a comfortabli rest. Taking last - a their fathers. These young gent , -��Some person entered thel PreBby' flegh sold for food, 'exct3pt the worst time, left suddenly for &,more congeni nen introduced the tournament, and s�mmer as a criteri n of what we may to an -church at Wilton, Lqnrlox conn- parts, which were xBed for sausage clime the other day, leaving suncL I I Knights of the Palmet�o," 11 Knijhts of , pect the others to be, we cau look ty, an� burned the Bible I and -psalm making. The health authorities roprietors and othe I . Z �� he Golden 'Rod," "Green Knights," f rward to their ad I book elO11giDg to the churc ,in the aBhed to prosacute. I .i �ent as a pleasant poorer. He is the same worthy w Black Knights," &c., Might be Been in time. One of the greatest .drawbacks stove. --Mrs, G. A. Waterman, of West- 'collected subBeriptions for the purcha he tilting ring. Of 000rse the Quee ip . the enjoyment of ur beautiful sum- --Ayr iBmaking the usual prepara- mins,ter,;near Londou, bad her trunk of a drum for the Army, and, it is . ' f Beauty, with all her maids of honor, mor is the persisten -j &ttew4ons of the tio ag ' . leged, failed to account for the funds. ad to'be there to crown the champio I . for a brilliant colebratio on the broken into Satutday evening in the Bweet singers. They' are 'iu number Twenty -Fourth. Ayr has 16ng been absence of the family, aud.$280 drawn ---LA shocking murder was committe t f the ring. There were clever me', logiQn all over the piqlaikie, a in' cloudB renowned for its successfull Queen's therefrom. Mrs. Waterman had drawn on Saturday evening, near William . - ` hanics in St. Louis who could rig out in the slougbs and codt . What Bi,-thday celebrations. I the money from the Ontario Loan and fdrd, in. the county of Grey. T , fbol with a cost of mail, made out with their aggressive ways, and free -�Captain Wap,the advance agent of Debenture, Society in the city two days victim was a farmer named Goor f sheepskin and. covpred with brass, use of their probocip, they make the the Canadian Bra h f tb Salvation previously. The thief bad entered Lawbart, who was deliberately shot "no 0 1 ' � 1, cales, a leather helmet mounted with time lively for Ins and beast, from Ar y, has arrived in Otta a I to make through a window. tbeback by his son as he was wasbi . �, I ,rass, and a tall plume �tuck in the top. the; middle of June to harvest time. ar angements for an at -bac upon the -Charles Slack, of SimcGe, eloped big hands A second Bhot w I . I lo rigged out the young: gentleman con- The fall was all that could be desired capital. with a young girl named Thorn, and subsequently fired by the murderer,w idered himself an equa� to the renown- for that season of the year. In fact it -Mechanics, and businesi men of the couple were married by the Rev. then dragged his father's body into tl I d Sir James Douglas, 'who was com. was! the finest decline of summ r, and Nova Scotia are taking stepsi to estab- Mr. Wood, of Walsingham. Slack was garden and began to make preparatio aissioned, to carry t4e heart of King advance of winter, I e . * ,_ M . ; ; ip a direct line of freight Eteiiners be- subsequently arrested and tried before to bury it. He was subsequently a tobert the. Bruce to !the holy shrine seei�g. It is said here, that the past tw en Hajifax, and St. Jobn, New the Simcoe magistrates on a charge of rested, and a coroner's jury returned . - I . I ,t Jerusalem. In fact tbore was noend win�er bas been an unprecedented cold Brunswick, and Lon6Gn. I i . abdubti6g his bride, who is worth verdict of I I wilful murder " agai nat hij ' i :) their tomfoolories,anj thoir gambling Ople, I hope what the Bay is trpe, for --It is Btated in Montreal I that the 020,000 in her own right, but the case -The business portion of LaamiD If I � . I ... I ,nd horse � � 40IDg Oxppnditure found it, I inters ,here ar as cold 'as the syndicate composed of three Idirectors against him was dismissed. ton was destroyed by fire early Mond � en the'war came with pa was, the be.au'jy of the slimmer r�p_ , of the Bank of Montreal that !took the Of $150,C* nany of them W 's �� eo Uwe I -An aged woman, housekeeper for morning, entailing a 1088 a resu t the sev �rity of the wi 9!od, and the final lt will1not off.se. . In- I 1 - , x b government loan� has made �250, Mr. Stover, of Woodstook, died' very The buildings, covering five acres f the war wh n Ao m4re annual in- ter.' Therei is no n ed of saying the y , I . ; the operation. Buddenly on Saturday. Three hundred ground, were destroyed. Leamingtc ame was coming in fr6 -slave labor win"r air here is br cing. ThP cold A ighter o,fl an Ott&- . , in � . 14 -year-old. dat, . . d five dollars were found on her per- is a prosperous village in the coun nd hemp ar4a left them in' rather a of ai; Dalk t winter tie da no bracing, it or f6r several an � 0 wa� resident has been missin', son, which was deposited in the bank. of Essex, about fourteen mil ad fix. Of conrse, th- by are democrats makes all g w6re t strikes. From days, and it is thought she has been She has a son, supposed to be a printer. from Essex Cenbre, and about thir , a politics, and with thp assistance of the 'middle of Novemb?'r to the end of decoyed by several fast women into a His whereabouts is unknown. Deceased from Chatham. It has a population tie Catholic vbte -they manage to keep Maxph, the mercury in uhe' ther- .. u power and enjoy all the offices, such wometer never rose � Stove the freezing den of ihfamy in Ogdensburg. I of went by t4e names of Rose ! Copp and some 1,400 souls, six. -fine churches, an --The Grand Lodge of Oddf6llows Vurndo11.1 a very large number of general an . Is jadgeB, county attorneys, sheriffs, poidit, and seldom showed itself'in the On$ario and Quebec,will meet at Ottawa -Thoibas Wilson, of bundas, is other stor I es. It is the ce'ntre in th :iagistratos,schobl. teachers, &a.,^snd are figu es above zero. The usual winter in uguat next. The Ottgwa lbrothmn building an immenseateel boiler for the part of the conutr for market an bus ekaing out- I a good living. The t6tuPerature is from 10 C) to 20 0 below propose to celebrate th ev 't b� a grand propeller St. Magnus. The men have milling operations. Y . 0 occasional dips downward. Dsult of the war has had- a very Bober- zer with ! demonstration. el i been w6iking at it since March Is t-, and -On the arrival at St. Thomas 3g effect upon the aristocrats generally, The lowest it has beerl, here this winter Farmers in the, locality about do not expect to have itfiniBhed before few days ago of the St. Louis express, I � . nd they ,pretend to ap6ept the now 44 0. There aro persons,.IiviDg Kingston, have receivod 7,000 bushels July. It will be built in, sections at Mrs-. Hudson, of Detroit, reported � ituation in good . faitb. ' My opinion is, =,I and in the North�West wbo write of seed peas gratuitou�ly fron[I A- B. Hamilton, which will take two months, the superintendent'a office, that 91 D . I hat their acquiescence is all pretence. to t4eir friends in the east, that they Cleveland, on condition that they sell and, when completed will weigh about had dropped a diamond biacelet out . � , I In 0 thereof to him. � . . . , esseJames--wasa.me 'berbftheelass do npt suffer any more from cold here the produ t 18 tons. ! � the car window between Sheddon an re have been .... j -as& considering, and a with the mercury down amongst the --A lad named Daniel McIntyre, had -A mis4 named Griffith'", diqd at Kettle Creek Bridge. Mr. Sloggar isjority of tl:iem look oid his d6ath as a thiFtys I and fortys th u they did --in . . ind of martyrdom to � the good old Ont4rio at 10 0 below zero, -I should his leg split, from �toe neafly up to the North Gower, Carleton county,'recently, foreman of the car repeaters, immed n ng considered say uch persons never had a tramp hi bye, bolt saw in Clark's factory, leaving his property to his daughter. He ately took some of his men with a4han Woodstock, on Friday %fterno'on, and bad hidden some wealth in, his cellar, of car, and started in pursuit of the lo iurd,er, if the v.1'etim w , Is a Northern or d ive over the bare prairie at either die: in fifteen minutes. i which nothing was known. The other trbasure, wbiqh -they found had bee ian, a presumable aboliticnist, and of the fignre� when * norwester was - ease never having accepted the results blowing, 0 or �,hey- ne or would write --Mr. Robert Craig, son of ir. Jona- night two men entered the house while picked up by one of the section me war, & had a complete moral such nonsense. Ten elow zei than Craig, of Brightj was killed -a few the. daughter wassleeping, and digging The article was Boon recovered, an f the . � - ro �ere 'dent t - ight . to levy blackmail on an old enemy, and.100 zerd"w"ith you are the game daysago. Beingabrakeman O'narail- a huge hole in the cellar seen I red the 'handed over to the superinten o,b - wa � near St. Paul,United States, he fell gold and made off. forwarded to the fairowner. � ad kill him too, ifhe resisted. These in penetrating power.' 4t may be more . . � I , beclwben the cars and was run over. -The business portion of the town of -Mr. Justice Rainville, gave jud antiments are plainly equtended for in chilling wiW you than With us, but you . � � I . I - f I � I i -together ment Saturday i the Quebec tax cas - )me of the democratic papers, and are cannot',, be�Lt us in the p4re- article, when -;-Mr. Edward Raymond, of Lod- Qu'Appelle, in'bhe Northwest, Ii 3ceived as truth by more than half of the raurcory is down among the 30 0 do]', h -as purchasea a' handsome with the railway station, the immigrant which had been pending for some tim . be party in Missouri. . . . and -40 Oft e safest 1,�ce I know off to black fox skin for 450 from s, farmer in sheds and a quantity of freight and The law was passed by the Chaplea . . . settlers effects, was burnt on Sunday Government, imposipg an annual t A certain number of tl4e, sl&,Vv-holdiDg keep fro . eezin� i'44 the house and K ' t county,, who bap�iured the animal -1 I I - - ov are IL114i Use, 0 cupied st L -evening. ' The fire is supposed to have on all incorporated com anies in th Atlers are in many resi� . ects. t . otally dif - close to , ot st ost bites in old root ho nighi - P went from these already . described. commont h re,,but what is the by the poultry. I been -caused by a careless smoker Province, and from which a revenu rumbers, came with no�hjng but one use of a wi ter wit em J�jo t i -Constable Ferris, a ilton, has throwing a lighted match into a pile of was expected of 0125,000 per annian: , id wOM-oUt4 Negro, and the;4 blanket for its. extrelme cold n*ps, c. 'r, � . a oanary bird 17 years old that' sings shavings, and the loss is estimated -at The 6ourt decided that the law w P , I 1 $1(0,000. ultra vires, i ' he levying of an indirec ad the clothes7that were o'n'their back. zard now and again, he winze-r �&,:t 9 beauti!ullly. Infaotho has go 1 much - -The Orangemen of the county of tax being taken away from the Locs . uch people bad to coatent themselves cold, has many excellent feature . Fe confidence in his bird that It a 1 would ; 1 on it Oxfoid are making great preparationg Legislatures by the Confederation Ac rith squatting on 40' a6rd's in the countries can boast of so much cle r not mind,Putt,ing up about $5 . ' V mbered land and raising as much corn, and.clondless sky, or go much sunshin against any other bird of tl�io�l same for the coming anniversary of the Battle About four or five hundred actions wer I i of the Boyne to be held in Woodstock. entered by the Government to recove 3 would give brea,d to :his "wife and Tbe-air is dry, no r in, dampi s h age. . - . . imself and the Negro. All the luxuries- or rainy days. the snow is almost a --The1otal numbpr of pqtitLus pre- - Among the counties expected to the tax. � , . be present are Welland, Brant, East -The wife of Rev. S. L. Umbach [ life that such a famil eDjoyed, were as dry as summer,dust. A person can sented thig session, Praying 1for, legisla- Y , and West Middlesex and East and West Presiding Elder of the Evangelical As ipplied by the trusty rifle. In the walk all day through it and not have tioD1 to Becurs the better ob,setvance of Lambton and North Perth. They ex- sociatioD, Berlin, died on the 6th. inst irly days of settlement the banks of his boots damped. The whole snow- the Sabbath day, d lie runniDg . 0 il t r a i a B r a ri"6'16 ot to have one of the largest demon. Though ailing for some time, no on le river and vicinity were swarming fall of 'the past wintev would be ab ut of ra way Us, ws to which ple . ously th ith doer, wild turkeys, and even the 20 inches. The w'in4l and sun in the 12,U4 signatures wereittac ed. strations ever held in Western Ontario, had any idea a few days previ � , � � I � I affalo oame to visit the Wt springs for latter :)a I rtof March I gradually. melted --A serious charge . niad,e� against -An English immigrant who arrived her death was so near. On Satarda, - . . - )ne, Mr. Umbach went to Hamilton to Al ie benefit of his health! and the. poor the snow so that when We had a rea!l J. Alph. Livingstio manager of a couple of days ago with his family$ Atler had no difficulty Ila getting. -all he tAw c n the 2nd Ap " there was but the ITemperance Colo zatiopCompany, pwrohUed through tickets at Levis, tend to his official duties, and preache anted, but was such &A: nwirring shot , litt I le i now for it to t e away. F"d- by young girl named Bells Wolah. A Quebec, to British Columbia, paying on Sunday morning. On the game d ist in a few years he 'made such a ing stc,ok in Is bli ,;.,ard ill DO Smaill wril has, been issued - againstj Living- - S 168 for them. He had reached Rich- she took a bad turn, and as there, w %me desert that not a deer or turkey, affair. I After cutting � I,Iie hay from the sto, .a, who contends th"L it 'a ;6 Case of moud by the Grand Trunk railway no other way to reach him, Mr. Joh . � � I I m, C. Breitbaup, drove to Hamilton , � � O ? , o �� M .. �, . � 1; � r� , � � ril - '51 i I � I "T 4 If I - I I �' Fr c * 11 v h(�)n' � h U th i . n*P8, 9 h w �&, � � , , Z iii I �Okd )uld be found, and the rifle being stack, f t is a fight be ; I t youi and the blackmail. . I I when he discovered that he loat the 1p� . * eglected on the wall of the old igg wind,4hich to have i ' , but the)r5--did not arrive home ti i. With the snow --The' coffee tavern eXperanent in. and took the train back determined if him � Lbin till the winter brought the wild swirlin!g around, kndwying by hook Or Ha: ailton has proved a suopess.: The poesible to earn enough to rep1soe, �ehe had -breathed her last. It May . - '. . . ' leatination. -1 o6k io choke and �blind yon, then company who mans6gothe &#air h&Ve them and c&rry him to his (I . 3ese from Manitoba when nothing or' . be easier imagined than described ho, ' As loft to gratify the huAting mania the I J Ick :�rost i3ver activi takin advantage m1ased the biailding! they ottly after being Isnaea the bereaved husband felt on arrivitt )ttl L , .9 0�x home to find his beloved wife cold erturnedhis attention to raising ofnveuturn and tv" t you make to go ,boon street for 14,w. a I vem back at Levis, he noticed a tom enve- I : j . I i � 1p 1 1 1 . I I t � � 11 I - . . ;� I I . t . I i I I � - � - - - � - � . I - . . , . - . - . . I I � I . . � I , L . . I , . L � I � . I . � I I I I ! I �L - I - I . I I � . ! i I i I I L � L � I ; i I L I � I ; � .1 \ i "I 1 . I � i Ly � death. The deceased was a' most de- - . - . . : , � i fit voted and Useful member of the Evan- i i d gelical Church and Sunday School., i I g. always ready and willing to help in I I : � n word and deed. I e , . , I- -A chartered company in the North- � . � a west is -Urging the Government to have - � I . I P, I &a examination made of Hudson bay - t - ! ; � I Of and stTaits to ascertain how long they - . a are open for navigation. Negotiations . . . � with Imperial authorities on the sub- : - . , j . le � ject were still pending', and an effort � � . � t, would be made to induce the Home � . ! Y. Government to join the Dominion in I � � . or prosecuting these explorations. If no I I I � 81- assistance was received from them, the � - � to Canadian Government would consider . . a how far they could ask Parliament to . . � ! I ly . assume the work. The Company is ! i � ; of desirous of having -railway connection . � : � I d- with U uds6n's Bay, if the proposed ex- , I . I I i : ;, ! I . I 8 plorations prove satisfactory. � � � * : . � m; � d -Daring the revolutionary *war Col. I i � - . w � 9 Jacob Baker commanded a troop of . � c � � ; i � - � d Hessians, and shortly after cam's into a � i ; A � � I 1 I possession of 150 acres, which are situ- . i � 5 � �, ated in what is Dow the heart of Phils� I � . , " I � ' del -obis. On a farm about five nifles � r i or - below the village of Portland ou Rideau � 1 4 4 � I Y- lake, lives the family of G. W. Baker, I 5 � I I nephew of Col. Jacob Baker, consisting - I . I I I ie of five girls and four boys. G. W. : Z � I a . Baker died in 1871, and since thou the . . I :� 7 j I 13 � - 11amily have made researches which . - 1 . �. I � I rg have, convinced them that they have a I I . I - T good claim . on the estate, now worth . � j i I . I of many millions of dollars. Mr. 1". A. - � , : I nt Hall, a Perth lawyer, is couducting the I � , .. I n case -of the would-be heirs, I . � . !. . I as ' I -A Drumbo man says7: The far- 11 � . y- I mers arortuti this commtp-ity don't I . . � t, want any voting on the Scott Act ix 1� . � I . . er � I Blenheim at present, as the taxes will. I � i . � z I r- be very high this year, on account of -so - I � I � ; I � L11 d _ many bridges being swept away with ; . I i , 9 �, the spring floodg., to be rebuilt this so&- i . 11 �- son; also the extra Credit Valley Rail- . I I . ;1 I I to way bonus to be raised this year. If I � �� : �i X or the Act was voted on it woul4f cost tke' : � � i at county at leabt $1,500, The farmers - c ! Ei , d don't want any voting far or against the I � I a i d Scott &ct. The don't want their Y i I . -- * nt deputy' -reeves to go to Woodstock anil I I 11 I - I d vote for a poor house or P, conrt bouse, - %, - , , ly N U sumrt 'he poor in Blenheim . - I I" i ed mtcan h che&P than pay large salaTied ; I . to I men and build a costly building for the , � I ` � : - i poor in this township. . I - - al -The trislof a steam plow was made I . � . � - � - i -1 2e al last Friday, on a, farm near Brampton. , t � � " I j i i i- The machine has eight plows attacheil. � - � i - - k When the field was reached five of the . . :. �� a al . elgbt plowL4 wen) lowered and an expen- . I � 5 ;I. , , � - , )n ment commenced. There were about . I . T 3a one hundred farmers present, and all I i i to. took great ipterest in the operation. The � � - , . : j majority of them .were pronounced in . ; . � P- opinion as to the very satisfactory re- - . i - . i 11 ge salts. The plows turned up five furz-' � I ! : I : - rows of two, three and four inches in I . I U, depth, and twelvo inches in width.. Tho I . ! . ae field was a grass one. The .plows were I ! 41 a &I taken up and down the field, and the I : ! � Y test was satisfactory in all sections. The . , rs whole eight plows were next placed ix I � motion, and sufficient results were ob- i . . 10 tained to show conclusively that the I I I I � � 136 61- . * Implement is a success. It is claimed : Z I - that when in perfect workin�v order 26 " . � �. acres of sod can be plowed during ton � i - d hours' work, Its'sverage rate of speei - I .. a.- is placed at three miles per hour. � . 1 4. le -On the 21st inst., Elora will 1086 - I . . ge , one of her oldest and 'most respected : , I i . . in I citizens, Mr. John McLean, who for " I . � . 3g many years has filled the position of - v I �.: i ; as Division Court clerk there,withmarked � 10 ability and integrity, and whom ; � . ; 6 gentlemanly and courteous demeanor . I . Its . has made him one of -the most accep- � � � ! ; f �- r- table officials in the county. He will . . , ��Z � . - , a accompany his youngest daughter ic i � � ., � �'� i I . her home in British Columbia, intend- I . . �l . NA 2 9- ing to spend the balance of his days in . � �Y that distant portion of the Canadian � � . . Dominion. Although'eighty-three years . i I I Of of age, Mr. McLean, who does riot look ! I � . I It more than sixty, speaks of big long � , I tY journey to the farthest west as a matter . � .- "I eg of ordinary occurrenee. Mr. McLean ; . � ! I I ty spent the early years of big life in the I Of service -of the Hudson Bay Company, - . . i I - � d and has traversed nearly the whole of . . 4 I � g d the northern portion of this continent,, I . at and always speaks - with affecti,ou of , : I s d this western land. To his pe�n the , � i � . � � public of Canada and Great Britain are I . � . ; � � a largely indebted for the first claar and � . . I i ; . a readable account in book form of the 11 . I 11 � � 4 at wonders and resources of the -N-orth- I ": . 8 west Territorti. I " i I I . of d ' --From the London Advertiser of I - -: � I . t, Tuesday, we take the following P&Ttien. � .. I ; lars concernizag ihe life and death of the i - I- � - ' It is latte Warren Aock, Esq., Q. C.. . . . 0 st with very great regret that weannounce I I . the sudden death of otir esteemed feUO1W - . . � L n ' citizen, Warren Rock, Esq., Q. C. Mr. 1 . i 2. d Rock, we b6lieve, was at church Sun- * . � � I day evening in his usual state of health, I 6 and at - 3 o'clock Monday morning he 4 ' - ied. Mr. Rock had not been in robust . . : ','- lealth for some months, but he' had 0 I i 8, nevertheless, been well enough to at' : i � I e. k , L qnd to his professional duties. Mr.. t :; a Rock was admitted jo the Bur in 1861, L ; � x since which tim e' he has applied Itim. I i .. ; e xp�f diligently to his professional duties. -his i . i � o M was successful in the practice of I � . profession, and ,enjoyed the oonfidanoe -� ,8 ok a very large number ot people in fw -- . . : t city. and the surrounding country. Mr. I � . I ' Roc'k always took a l.rominent part in ; I- Cho discussion of all questions concem- I o ilag the public welfare. He waa *a !,- - ., r r able and fluent speaker, an ardent za- ! . � vocate of temperance, an active mern- I � .� - I t ber of the Presbyterian church. Mr. . . Rock's influence was always on the side I : - t � .1 of every movement which ,tended to . i e make men wiser and bette4 He will . . . r ,t be greatly missed by & very Urge circle i � - . . . of friends. . I . -0 -- ; -1ccording to the assessmouVroll of � I I y Clinton, recently compl4ed. -the value,of I 4. I a the real property.am6aitts to $493,310; . I . . I - n personal property, $31,65OL; tixable in- a come, 010,400, making a to4l twmb]6 j I . value of 0525,360. The total assessment I . :: oe is some 417NO more than last yftrw I LL I .. I . The population is given tit 2,501, and I . 9 the number of children betweea the , ages of 5 and 16 foots up to 619. � � -4— - � -"— � - L R L ; FIE � . T . L . I I I I i . L , 1-i .1 . Lt'� = L V: U . . � . - � � - . 111 - - 1; I a . I I . I I I - ; . I , I . .1 . I L . I - ., - -.,- - . -- :--..------- � --I'-- il