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ALE OF
ate Materials.,
Parasols,
Gloves,
Ties, &e..,.
WOW 8T IL
OS
Awtt
S,1RI N[tNCS1 &&,
ted in Price.
GPODS
ergo Recount.
Woiesale 137*
Lams, es„
Le Suit the Times.
RolZS
FAUL
DRY mps
i Orange Hill brethren.
Gang Brittons of the
etied to the station
accompanied 'by the
d, the Young Itrittone
;thins ing app °seance
hite. unifornas. At the
of people were waiting.
Which arrived Mint
he verions lodges were
esione and marched to
ere wben they disperse&
half -past one the prooein
med, headed by thn
nice' Band, of Walker.
ed to the pienio groan&
he river., where a starel
d, and after jamea ker..
ern addresses were de-
..eeewater ; Coburn am;
a Bands were called iren
alkerton Band re.
enteral difficult classic.
len* -rendered, and the
quntted themselves Tern
made many friend&
ises at the grounds were
Cession re-formed and
tiro length, of thn
where the tie& 'wan
trerciendous toad of pan`
idle they were peeking
the twenty °as the
eel and played the "PrOg
in a manner which will
ered lay the hundredS
At five o'clock the traint.
lagirtea, Pnlied ant of the
,k, dropping fully 2,000 of
At Gorrie nearly` 20G
the station to meet gen
then' friends when t
arched. up town, headed
a Orangemen dispersing
ter passing a very sun'
'agent day. Dinner wan
es era the several hotele
deeerye credit for On
they served, although
so crowded that in Went
ng the exeroises ott the
a heavy rain was threat-
ppily passed to- the, finnan
g the multitude vain via*
•
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
SEArd
vesters
Attentid
HARVEST .GLOV
KARV EST HAT,
or Men and Freya —big stOok-e.
—at the
SEAFORTH BOOT ST
The co-edic
• ion I of hel seas has
educational oho es. Th re 13 yet mubh
to lbe said on both sides, as the subject ,
owest
-WEST BOOTS J.ND SHOES
New goods just opened out
oheap—at the
SEAFORTH BOOT ST
PLOW BOOT
nor Hen and Boys. Every one
see the new style of Plow Bo
newest and best thing' out, at th
LONG BOOT
For Men and Boys—summe
:Fourteen oases just received, a
bisou very cheap. Call and s
at the
—very
RE.
wear.
is not by any means exhausted. 1 The
following article which were -print from
the " Christian Union " Will, we feel
sure, be read with interes by the great
majority of - our readers presenting as
it does the results of an peritn nt ex -
Oberlin College, Ohio, lin pursued he
During the fifty years, ofLher ist ry
satisfaction and signal ft ceps. To er
is dee the credite-if for any a edi is
due—of being the first liege n he
tend to make experiment of thi plan
on an ample scale. For't e first wenty
years she had an annual average atten-
dance of free hundred. dudents sinoe
that time onefor thirty; ye*, it nes
been fully one thousepn; rising t e est
two or three years to copsiderab y ore.
than this, so that the, , attenda ce for
dred. During the greeter part of this
period of half a ceneury the youhg en
outnumbered the youil women
third or a quartet.. B in the tim
the late war, the young woinela
the most numerous, anti during the
has numbered most at any time, t
ti.
both sexes in attend nee, mee in
gather daily in the deist -rooms fo
d will
e them
ORE.
Laze? Tine Boots, •Sho4
Slippers
With pointed toes. A fresh at
received at the
Ann
cle juin
Gentlemen's Fine S toes,
Co;sisting of French Kid, Fre
Lacen and Buttoned, Cloth
Tops—newest atyles—at the
citation, in the o
ere, around the ta
rooms of their bo
street and in the huro
tion is a tree with noun
has four distinc :der,
under the govern ent
They are the The logi
partment, and he
has no lady stude
out of the present
bearing !on- the pr
Owing to its corn
elimination from
diminish Much t
. entering into the
depattments in which both se
MO their studies togetner, are
have contained, last year, in t
gate, 1,451 stedents ; Of whom
yOung men and 790 were girls.
tained in the aggregate 1,284 e
yothig men, 600; girls, 684. 1,
The college, designated in oiir
logue as the "Depart 'int of P1 ilot
rcs
and the Arts," offers o the hot
students two minima ' study,
classical course, coirespondin
usual curriculum of one Amen
leges of the higher! grade,
nliterary centre." These twe
cover the Metal academic perio
years. .-In respect to the m
studies purened in therm they
and :the students in' both °ours
together. . The literary, course,
mote especially, deeigned fo
differs from tbe elaesiCal in ha
Greek, and in ontittin
more difficult Latin a
neathematiee of gene
calculus and migine
omissions it has addi
tory, and drawing. T inconr
so well the purpose o4 ..ts 'de
most of the girliewho !enter t
depertment prepare tit ii take
moreover, aimed exOlnsivel
to them—there being hat one
in it at the present time,while
ber of ladies is 1164. ; I
'In the classical 001ase, wh
open to girls, thit young men rent
in the majority.! Peecisely, e- a e
tn it now 1,50 young Meman girl .
In this preportion of about tb 6 one
the two sexes have stood in this °tree
the last few tears. baring the fo ty-six
years, however, that the la have
shared its privileges this twin nude-
ber would be represe ted -by otion
less than one-sixth of the whol n tne
preparatory school, which—li at at
Andover, Masse an naost o he pre-
pitrtment, the young Men are the meat
act 'fig es er
les and in th sit
rdiu Iplaces, II on
Our ins
Of one lac
Prepar to
acconnt, as 11' yin
Wein of coed
ch Calf,
nd Kid
he
ealc
HATS)7' AND 0 PS
nor Men and Boys,. in Hard na Soft
Felts ; American, Canadian a d Eng-
lish makes, at lowest prices, at the
SEAFORTH BOOT S ORE.
Bargain Count
Our Bargain Counters h e
lately replenished with a lot
Ass goods, which Will be sal
PriceS thatt ever before. Gall
them at the
SEAFORTH BOOT
Piench Calf and
484 to order, and satisfac
4nteed at the
SEAFORTH BOOT
been
of first -
at lower
and see
65
ou
61
nd
rench
on guar -
ort
rei
studel et
leligio
ave al
obriet
n the
An e
resen
uperi
hat th
yen, i
et p
been t
enoug
one.
of
ere
ere
the I
itu-
It
ited
the
of
uresi
r Rat
therl
re -
ere
ear
nts
Oil
no
lithe. est safegtiard
ay, enjoyed a mast
the place !that is frier'
arid good, behavior, au
et he presence of young
not tution as dime mu
in atio , 'a the figures
cit
d ill ShOw that the
yennn men tn S0216
fu nelcouriterb lane
elre of girls in thet , an
e !into view the whol
11! he wish o Er ideat
a college- con aitling
iifftoiti
Ion
goo
ver
Ian 0,
TH,
mb
he t
at den
et w
We
imos-
argot
hive!
fed
rg
to
modorael
co-ed limit
that the
been &ea
those ho nave hr the most exp
of Pre id
of Wisco
eminentl
our yout
Whet re spine of
ilc aimed ler tins 'teethe
. 1. Economy of ea
t non is do t
nder in of
iveu by 'a 0
end t
ne
um
her in ;Oberlin op a
male and for a nerio
make the experiment.
n -say that the
, add Ithat it
,such a -matt
when
on has
opes
poiute
nefits
col
th
fou
liko
tanies
ving n
the lugher an
ge an
vieni
that
lleg
nt Bag
sin, tti
the fit
in, of thennn
ng Method of
the ado
eational
ett
or
no
an
tgit
le O
the
1
CEO. COOD•
52
•
e tame
ble to
'old pia
ceep
gine
ne here
sets e
of e
tent ;
11
;numerous, The
In the Conservatory, which o era o
ly exceed the young reen—t ere being
353 of the former te 108 of -the atter..
The government Of such a 4ona licat-
pursued, is, of course, a matt r o vital
us ia simple and effective. .Ttlie t'egu a -
tons in regard to th Interco ree of e
sexes are very stri t, but ebasoaal4e,
and we rely for thei observed° ainly
upon appeals to the ood sen e •a a ee•
students. Experie ce has t ht 118
that such reliance i not.safe VS 11
tion of there regulat one. olleg
faculty, en in other lollegee, arge
with all cases of discipli ristn
among the yoeng.men; bun it as
active hand in oases `occurrin am
he cafe!
the young ladies. ove
men in all the dope ments i M
ted to the.lady prin ipal and SS IS
tent, supported by Ladies ard o
mi
Managers. The m tronsof
where they board acting nc
certain degree of re onsibili rth m
arise from causes oA mend Make ti
properly vigilant tn, proven home w
depend most upon the he y m r
Ms
a fr
•
t
quip
ndo
II 1
be expense o
ad ns 80012
•beyitr the
tl and in
with e
clatsb
be doll
011
as
IS
11
SI
•
111
•
•
•
ar
•
•
•
11
ta
ric
th
111
sex
en
rep
oft
leg
of,
pr
se
ne
0
•
ne
vo no
yield
e that
tiencO
pinion
ersitV
pr
ainin
ntagOs
orces
pri
Onion', One inst
e work "of t
eeparate ;educe
eaters would
insttucticn no
two corpe of te client
esideration. Double
edecational establish.
17 they *ill pot n
rneeded, frollivnabilie
estit or they ill be
dequately furnished.
t wade exhibited when
eacherS
ringing
It is
store
secre
tired
ought the burglar watched r.
take the 1 diamonds from the
, nd followed him into the house;
"ng himself uutil the family re -
!Secretary kir Now Brunswick, and edi-.
itor ef the -St. 'John Daily Telegranh.,
on Monday test.
last Captain enb
across the whirlpool
ver. He got on very
entered the whirl
d was seen no rilor
eh, of the Romen C
don, bas donated $
tors. The hind
in the Niagara
well until he
he sank a
ishop Wa
burch Lo
flood suff
1 IP
able, corpla of
antendane
ed Without .
there it the barriers
ar ter e le an'
is
ss n securing
eseS the di posi 'on to law
. We neve see, or so naue
ich comp ies of young
ate com
rib en pine need among us
lane and ngt'a of I oh
g omeni het the ?pen
r sohoot et learning
tp ted. •e only doubt
he they t re es,capable
tin 1:n011y! d physically,
:If. Mt of t rivilegesoffe
ln efface that dentin ill
oth sex • in the same I
r any di epee betived
e s of enderance or in till
',feints tip r he died fro n it h
ouhlea
won el
y
re with..
more omple
good order is. a
men it
ess
cen-
as hear
rse-play
men .ate
ered
rts liana
•
whe
olio
the
ool
th-
0 to
--The -Count Council of Middlesex
bay voted $1,1100 to the relief of the
int-
mis-
floo
t
gob
ant
by
Can
an
dant crop in
yin of wiete
sufferers tit London, and app
e Wardell); Clerk and Co
me into use on A gust
pbell & Sou, and the
Scotia apple crop 'will be
all one this year. eine
Two new s
orized toe
ames Ca
dian Rea
The Nova
"visually a
•
0
0
00
in t
bec
spi
ope
e town of
that will
dies, and
The Odd!
ranging for a
Uniformed. En
of August nex
I attester and
will be presen
The ghos
sh in his h
e of the ce
eral ladies
inition in
n and la
e East
tio has vote
24 of. Septe
Miss Hel
many orchards, bu
fruit will be very a
on mill is being er
Magog, province of Qua -
• supplied with 60,000
employ 1,200 to )500
llows, of London, a
rand. demmistratio
empments on the
, at which Detroit,
the
cted
nd, is said to haun
are said to have seen the
t.
road day-lirit, both this
$190 to the dairy and
rtutent of the Prot/intend
be held in Guelph en the
ber next.
n Taylor has been clea-
t tne chairmanship of the 'St nding
mittee of the London chool
d. Thi in the first time t at Li
has bee elected to such a Ogden
Wide. w believe.
, Preparat one are being ma in
Hellen for a grand. promenade noert
in t e public gardens on the arrieal of
bed), was found, ana oho of the hors
e ST -
ants
th a
the
stvam to the c her
NO one can tell w
2r -A couple of re pect
North Dorchester have
ide of the riv
r.
e got into t e
e fanners in
een fleeced Ito
0 at the han
from Michig
of a designing ycituarg ma ti.
The young manna` father wh tie
name was Mannenon, was an Id
neighbor of the farmers, on acco nt
of which he w s treated with the
greatest kindnesa and oonfidence.
—Saturday . night's terrible deem
committed fearfullrevages in the coen-
try around Hamilton. Crops were lin-
jyred right and left. Five heaa of cattle
belonging to John Stonehouse, of West
killed in a field near Reck Chapel. ar-
snail Lyons of the same place lost ne
cow, and J. Bowers another.
—A. solid freigut train filled tv'th
agricultural implements for Winni eg,
left on Friday last by the Grana Tr nk
from London. The train consisted, of
nineteen 'ears, and the route taken Was,
Grand Trunk toPort Iluron,Chicago and
Grand Trunk to Chicago, Rock Island
St. Paul, St. Panl and Manitoba to
VT
ir
in
in
1
ada, The concert will be under the
°nage 61
Comma
In the s
the othe
tonna n
stepl es,
the Admiral, the General
der of Canada.
day in Montreal there
less than thirteen large
about 'one and a half. inches
ilex to those used in feno•
Iron b the blood is a good thing,
t it is usually taken in smaller doses.
--A valuable mare was! stolen from
e premises of Mr. James Ledgerwood,
o uesdan, eight last week. The mare
is blacn Colored, with little white, on
t e forehmal and hind' feet. No tram
of the animal as yet. I
-t-A new nue Of railway is projected
run fiom the new Niagara River
Mee and the lake shore townships, to.
Hamilton a d Toronto. Parties along
qae.propose route are quitinenthnsias-
•
or schen b
ranter I'm
lig of the
thern
hat VillE4
as as no
f ',taking
tion bas
ur oldest
students
lessee all
le to nis-
them 'in
perfor
rine the • erd I ddie,
iii e by the on r al ladi
14
tem Minklen of the
w guars' ining vessels
own 0
bred
Mont
ia the
ribs
st.
Rev nue col
to 1$504,23
ts to 1,600,4
xport from
to n1 ,173,5
Itirty of Ca
Lourd s, Fra
ay aft a plea
have en
p, by neral
ono t 44,00
ds in ast N'
owns, ps.
night the ho
IStreet Toro
ds, $90 cash
,000,, stolen
gone through
, nor the
ne amount
eett el on t
neT he total
'(Itil5).;ollie.Tlenht
6 testion
IMO y Can!
41 will ta
ey the late flo
el Ohl Oxford •
f din *Align
4r4$°.; ,4, tioaral9
!ping, and
•
:1
•
11
ve
_play ng
bp
Tbron
• rec
issue
om
Corn
air Sesa
ctione for
0.
engaged
erifirirtseras-
ado, for
and the
diem pit-
y for the
e tern
arey
ouri
e of Louis
meiiiber
frone the.
e he
rd
at
ed -
on
all
ale
ur-
er-
at
nd
aee
way
and.
--During a heavy thunderstorm at
Kincardine last Saturday night, li bt-
Ding struck two frame warehouses be-
onging to the Northwest Transit°, ta-
lon Company, consuMing them wit
umber of trunks belcinging to pas
ere, atd a year's supply of previa ous
or the lighthouse -keeper at Thick Is -
and.
.—On Sunday morning a terrific st
f rain, wind and lightning, vi
ildmay. A stroke of lightning,
eompanied by trTendons pea
the
ree
ell-
man of great promise, having Only at-
tained his thirty-seventh year. He was
a son of the te Judge Brough of God-
erich, and s ndied civil engintiing.
Having serve on the surveying el aft of
the Toronto, Grey and Bruce railway, author of her trouln
fted
Re-
ef
TM
88
r. George
rs ago
dies a physician.
The trades a.nd labor demonritra-,
at Torente on Saturday, was one
he most successfal ever lield!. The
anizations turned out very
die
to
ef
tio
fo
ould, Bruce county clerk ;
ether's residence, Winter-
time ago. The young man.,
a few months over 21
had juet cempleted his;
ate descendant
—A family in Montreal, consisting of
thunder, struon the own Hall- at
end near the road, and utterly
molithed the belfry, flooring and
dow.s- at that e d. It did not catc
however, but e ery house in the vi
felt the shook.
—During Saturday night some
creants thre* a quantity of Paris green
and salt mixed into a pasture field ad-
joining the proof lipe toad, London
were grazing.
cows partook
that time four
foots of the po
BRQ Publishers.
,home, and it -appears had got into di -
'grace, and to hide ner shame she took;
drug causing ner death. She naade a
! the cense, butimplienting no one as tne
he afterwardt entered the• Berme of . —Mr. Joseph Tay or one of the ()la-
the city as assistant waterworks!, en- est settlers in nilaneliard, died: at Ws
gineer, finally becoming engineer When residence a few Weeks ago. He h d
illthe works pa Bed into the hands of the been ill for a lengthened period, and
council. He ,was universally respeeted. death- was not unexpected.
—The late Mr.. James 'Loglarin, of —Mr. M. Dillon, of the 6th 001IC
ETS.112088., wile aied on the 1st inst., sion of Hibbert, has Sold his farm t
some years ;ago endowed what,. was Mr. Thomas Connolly for the sum
known as tlict " Loghrin Scholarinip " 42,600. Mr. Dillon intends panto '
for systematio theology in Knox I Col- to Michigan.
lege, amounting to $50 a year. Ifl• con- --the people of Zion Church, Cana/s.
tinned this 4 to the date of his death. Methodist, in Hibbert, held a most s a -
By his will Mr. Loghrin_ has made the cessful picnic a sheet time ago. ' T e
following begnests :-41,000 to tne en- proceeds of the pieptd, $22, are to a
dowment fund of Knox College, $I1,000 applied in putchaeing e new library.
in -
fire
lage
mis-
to Peter ! Cermiehael
Through the nighid the
f th,e stuff, and Etince
. —A number of TOT
their oustomere hate)
in by the late tumble
stocks. The whole I
da Pacifie, St. Paul,
Manitoba, Northwes
and Hudson's Bay, have all been tum-
bling within the pest few days. The
losses in St. Paul, Minnesota and Min -
y heavy -
al fight in a field
limits of Lc don,
. combatants were
tubs and whiskey
g with their fists
in savage etyle.
were stretched out
'r heads and faces
g, and their bodies
to Home ann Foreign Missions,I and —A farmer liviog on the 4th zone
$1,000 as a perma-nent inveatment to don, of Hibbert, ap eared before
Flagg, of Mitohellm a charge of hevitig
continue the scholarship of $50 the
—Barnum) the showman, met *ith it Ile was fined:IfOT hi[S cruelty.
severe loss in Hamilton last Monday, in —John Dunban formerly of Strafe
the death of 'Inince, a 520,000 perform- and three of hia brothers havisi arri
ing elephant. Prince, a favorite !.with at Fort McLeod, wi h four or elve tea s
everybody, and a magnificent apeeimen of horses, anti have ocated rakehes ar
of the Asiatin elephant, for the st the Porcupine bine where they int nd
severe cold. His keeper noticed e was ! B.
unwell, and
iedulged
he was very
age, and wa
in 1871. He was noted for his tptellt-
gence, and Was reckoned the -best per-
forming elephant on this continent.
—Mr. Grimier, a French Canadian,
whose home ie some miles below th
city of Quebec, but wno has been en-
gaged in the lumbering business at
Escanaba, Delta county, Miebigen, fo
some time back, started on Thursday o
lad week wtth his young son to vsit hi
home in nntiebee Pr:evince, and before
loef ahvii sn gBadvrienWef,raomom uthnetinbaantokspoegow.hoilne
his death was ,
fwe°11xsteo the floor an
than ustn
him to take a bogus $1,000 bond is took place tb. lst year his age.
security for V50 good. money, The --The many fri nds of Ron A. La-
r.
ed.
nto brokers and
been badly taken
in Northweetern
ne of them, Cana -
Minneapolis and
Land Company
neapolis are especial
—Two bands of
had a fierce end ben
juin mind& the ci
the oth7 day. T
armed chiefly with
bottles, which, alo
and feet, were1 use
Several of the gang
on the grass with th
mangled and. blmdi
badly bruised.
—An Ontario patent has been %sued
the past week,incorporating j.F.Reiner,
F. Sweetman„ J. J. Hazelton,
Wm. M. Foster, anid. John Davis, of
rom the peculiar antics he
rince gave evidence that
low. He was 28 years of
imported by Mr. Barnum
—Master 3,ohnT
Tait, of Mitchell;
running race at the
.ty games, Winn'
competitors. The prize is a hands
claret jag, valeed at 420.
Mitchell. accompanied by Mrs. Fortes -
ter and Mrs.! Aiktn
merly of Mitchel
across the 006883
accoinpaniea the
York.
—An old Man'nemed Alexander Mc- ,
suddenly a few a s ago. He bad been
ailing for 1301116 t e, but On he aay
itting on
when h
expired.
in son of Mr. It
on a prize in ,
St. Andrew's Se
eg, against de
he
of Oraitgeville,
started for a -trip
Mr. T. Melts
arty as far as New
chair, no
suddenly
His death.
scamps left the train at Guelph and got
—The death is "announced, lefter
lingering Mimes, of Major Bruce, at the
fa.nily residence, Annam College, Lon-
don ;Owns*. The deceased belonged
respectively to the 82nd ann 100th Regi-
ments. While in the former ne was
stationed in the West Indies, and also
spent inany years in Canada nutter the
old regime, when much of Outset°, non
thickly populated, was a wilderiaess.
On leaving the service Mejot Brum
settled on the 2nd concession of Londou
township, where, for about tweuty-five
years past, he has resided. The deceas-
ed was very widely known and an wide-
ly respected. He was invariably courte-'
ons, genial and hospitable, and he will
be ,much missed . by a large circle of
appreciative acquaintances. •
—Mr. G., H. Pugsley, of Mount Pleas-
ant, a few days ago received four Prinee
of Wales penies from England. Thein
little animals are the first ever eeen
those parts, and a pair of them wit;
the object Of much admiration by loc 1
horsemen en the streenTuesday. The
stand 10t hands high, are a bright ba
in mien with luxuriant black manes eat
tans, and nlack legs. They nre n
rony•built; but are as symmetrical SS
mont, will be haPpy to learn that ,
though not in his wonted health, he
has so far recovened from hifi late acci-
dent as to be able Ito attend to his aims'
duties, as melanin
phy at Dublin.
law of Mre. Ett
to Rev. Father Mur -
y and femily, for -
Mitchell, na ami -in -
e, were mong the
fferers in the lit London cetastrophe.
Their helve wee darned away by the
rushing wateraniad they lost everything
tbey had, barely escaping with their
—Mr. Wm. GOO, of Mitchell, return-
ed on Wednesday last week from a trip
to the Pacific coast. Hp ha been gone
about four we s, and in that time
Francisco and er places of note. He
says San Fratic co ana all its sur-
roundings are ele ant, but that he pre-
fers Mitchell as a home.
—Messrs, .S4i geour Brothers, -of
Stratford, are nn cutting some poplar
;first settlers lin Stratford, some forty
years ago. The trees have outgrown
their usefulnees as shade trees, and
, became so large s to be an inconveni-
. moo to the prentises. Messrs. Benin-
geour propose Ow up the timber and.
Guelph, for the purpose of manufactur- the finest bred horse, clean limbed, aud manufacture i into saitesiof furniture •
ing and selling pianos in Guelph under on Monday this pair trotted a hell mile as mementos o eir late father. It ie
the name of The Rainer Piano Com- on a track in two minutes. Th;ey have a curious circu tauce thae trees plant-
pany of Guelph! (limited), with a capital not the heavy body and long hat of the ed by a man s ld supply tinaber for
'of 450,000, diiided into 500 shares at Shetland, but are light* in boay and
linab, and have very fine silky, sleek
coats. The owner intends nreediiag
from them, and !values the pair' at 0500
or n600.
—in putty of four gentlemen, Meseta:
E.; F. , Johnston and Frank Hall,
,messen accident. His
of Guelph, in one canoe and
J. A.. MoWat abd A. Mueller, ofi Berlin, clay from the
in ;another, started the other dity on ;an Inn Purnneen
with him. Re
adventurous and somewhat ;neriletis
turned the cot
holiday tonr. They proceeded to French,
over his head.
River, where they first take canoes, and
working near
in their perilotis craft they amend
French River to Lake Nipissing and fan, and °tilled
going back he
thence round the southern Mast of
that lake to a sinall river called Ls .1Ying with
making a portage of about a mtle they dead.
--On Mond
Vase. They ascend this strewn, andby
enter a chain! of small lakes and theom Wm- 13nmInn
into the Mattawa River. They go down
this river till they reach the Ott'iewa
river, abont 120 miles above Pembrelte.
Following the course of the Ottawa the
party is btok.-en up either at Montreat -or
Kingstone when they return_ home.
They are Well supplied with. tents, cOok-
ing utonsns, provisions, etc., and hope
to do the whole canoe trip of nearly1600
miles in about 2,0 days.
manufacturing rposes by Ws named-
the parents and two children, out boat- !ii, the 14th inst., a four
riday, r. Edward .K671116.dy,
was Blansliard, near St.
very swift, and would have been newel! his death by a painful
ed but for the heroism of Daniel ayies, er was drawing some
who plunged tin, and by degrees paved tre sideroed for bank -
all. The mother behaved with great the little fellow was
coolness, holdieg the children up until I from the wagon as it
ing on the 5
got upset in
t. Lawrence on 5
the current, whic
—On Satur
year old Bono
of the 4th Lin
Marys, met wi
14erent org rescued. , , aria the wheel passed
tiongly,; a td. the appearance of the n -The matrimonial market in Corn- Utile men who were
ageant as, t passed along the principal wall is thus reported by a local paper: saw the little fellow
tenets tva ery imposing. , . During the last month or two tite. de- Mr. Kepnedy. On
4---A priv e letter. from Ceseepethe ' mand for Cornwall damsels by Would. nd the little fellow
niter ase i t at the Governor General be-benediets has been from fair to t head crushed and
and Prine sa Louise are having um, middling. The latest reports shotv that
CB al link; t angling. A large numbee there are fourteen bona-flde engage- forenoon last week Mr.
of pleldid eahnon have been forward
to I Go orriment -.House, and i Boyers
Splendia specimets nave been, !sent 10
Her Mejesey, the Queen lr !
90pCeS f Peel, WELS sitting in the
house, lightning entered, ana
mekin le in the floor at !her feet
piecipi her into the cellar. NO
b broken, but •she suffered
CO from the conendion. '
fa
IC
isve
fr
01
nht
es W re
eidete
In pa
nkinsee
mer, a
arkson
e village
ment for two. cows, Jacob
deren Wm. Mills,a Vaughan
ote for $85 signed. by Chas.
Penetangnishene,and 46 in
Mills accepted, but sub -
discovered the note was
The police were notified
ing for Jenkins.
unday cyclone appeared at
of St. Michael, forty miles
e shaped a house that impeded its
re was no one killed, btit
narrow escapes in getting
houses nefore they tumbled
th, Th
any bad,
Jewish Ri
Methodist
weelt.; Th
were mar
eloquencei
sive in inn
jean j
morning 1
at the rive
brother ge
his bat
gaing bac
r. Itossvally of Brooklyn.,
delivered 'two lectures an
ea and Ceremonies in the
Tabernacle at Whitby last
Ohronicle says the lectures
ed by unusual force 'end.
and were most comprenen-
rmation on this special Alib-
owning accident, by which
ack, son of Donald Black,
is life, hap pened on Fendey
sti. He and his brother**
Watering their horses. His
.rig done first, left him, aria
le after getting home saW
oating down stayam. On
tb the watering place the
ments, and nit make believe ones. Sev-
en of the young ladies ate buay pre-
paring their frills for their honey moon.
Nine are rather annoyed- that their
attractions are not yet appreciated, and
seventeen are tearing mad at the sick-
enipg prospect of being relegated to the
vinegary existence of old maideehood.
n—The Canada Pacific railway is now
built to within sixty miles of Calgarry,
and. west and east of that point the
constrnotion eompany is working with
a staff of two thousapd men, The
Canada Pacific Railway engineers are
miles from the summit of the Moun-
tains. That job -would nemand
eighteen monna's work. It is a
half a mile long, piercing a r
coteaus, the rock M which app
be a sort of natural cement, hard
more difficult to handle tha any
granite. ;
—On Satritday morning Messrs.
Thomas CarsoaddeneColin Fraser, H.
B. Fraser, and John N. MoKendeick, of
Galt, arrived. in Toronto on their; canoe
trip. They left Galt on Thureday, July
5th, proceeded down the Grand Inver
to Lake Erie, thence to Toronto, where
tnatiel
nge of
ars to
they arrived on Saturday, 21st
capital order and much please
their experience. They had two
doubling up. The Messrs. F
Carscadden continue on in their canoes
to Whitby, and thence via Sougeg and
other lakes to Stony Lake, to itt nd the
meeting of tbe American Can Asso-
Toronto, died' Sattirday lasnafter an ill-
ness of nine ;lairs, caused by being
thrown from4his buggy. By t
thigh and internal injuries
provea fatal. Mr. Brongh was
with
r and
of the
which
young
, Perth Items.
Thursday, August 16, has been pro-
claimed civic holiday in ListoWel. ,
--Tuesaay, August 7th, has neen pro-
Chi/3(318d Sti a dvie holiday in Mitchell.
—1-Triniiy Church, Mitchell, sent $21
'to the relief fund for the London ant-
ferers.
large and dry new potatoes from :his
own garden a week ago.
—The ladies of Iinox church, Mit-
chell, held. a strawberry festival recent-
ly, at which they realized 565. _
—It is said that Mr. Jamee Fahey
has returned to Stratford. and has
assumed the editorship of the Herald.
—Mr. W. Honey, of Mitchell has lost
$3,000 thtough the failure of a 'Mr. Fer-
ris, of Winnipeg, for whom he haa for
f the firm of Bamford,
Smith in Co., o Listowel, had the misfor-
tune to lose one cif his hem& in a plitning
machine belonging to the factory. While
at work his left tis,nd got caught in the
e he could extricate it
of the band was -drawn
d. 'were also so shattered. -
men found it necessary
above the wrist. Mr.
and small family, and
to him a very serious
planer, and bo o
the greater part
in and cut offi
bones Of the hti,
that the meal
to amputate
Bamford is a
man, with a
this acciden
one indee4.
—Says the Ira
sending out tuft
age, have reedy
pool; to *hien
ter. The' butte
taste of ikooa4
soakage or sliti
ages odd re
The firm,
s of
ext
uh
usefulne
facturin
will and
proporti
towel Beetier : Messrs.
ens, who' have been
orders this spring, of
tin -lined butter pack -
d cable from Liver -
lace they bad el:lipped.
arrived in good con -
from. taint, rust or
here was no loss from
kage, and their pack -
n the Eng.lish market.
tisfied of !tint thorough
package, are 111/311Th•
ively, and the industry
grew to Much larger
many years been purchasing liorsesi —On on
—Mr. F. Thatcher has sold' his one Hoey, of trovi,
hundred and fifty sore farm ie Logan, from a horse;
west of I the Eden property, no m.r. L. otherwise inj
Bennewais, for the sum of oilpeo.
—A Creole named Harriet Cor elia
died a few days agoin S at -
The coroner was notified and in t
ordered. The deceased was well known
as a favorite dressmaker sariong the
beat °leases of the town, who libe any
patronized her. She had a Condo ble
,of last week, Wnt.
, received a severe kick
ich broke his thigh and
him. At the time h.e
had 12 acres of ay ready for raaking-
Help was not 'tip be bad for may.
t ;Si% ipr c°nbr nt not, e Can-
yeeffnaecintudety. did. This
Fortunately
went to
Shut do
in a hod
crop, w
is the
ch
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