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tho ob eot is: not- for
ay. J. Rosa, of li ei r,
d his second lectt,re lo
a very large audience,.
foun°ied, on his late,
ad. The lecturer prine
item Scotland and the,
gave a very graphic and
Int of his -trip.---John
Donald Lamont, who
old country, returned
—W. G. }finds in, welt
roan in this part, es
agriculturists, is very
rat preseut.—Mrs. Wim.
e. John McCallum are
Some affection of ,the,
se the trouble in both
siderable rowdyism. has.
n in our streets after
his is not as it should
night in the cooler or a,
costs might have
ata the morals of sever._
might be rentioaed,
LEcruuo.--•:fir. A, AL
delivered his prom.
:lie future of Canada
les of the Young Z€Ten's
a very good house, es-
:e state of the weather
Et was the largest au-
listened to a lecture -in
.
moo it was built. The,
his subject in an able
nittect, more properly
.'What the future of
e, and how to make it
anon and emigration."
a national system of
provincial one. Re.
nigration that is not/
country, and he sug:
migrant agents should
the best to emigrate to
if the lowet classes are
we are destroyiug the
oiintry. He also paid
our forefathers, who,
land: and crossed the
hew out homes from
far west for -yrs. It
elogneut effort, and
of the largeaudience
last week the hand-
tee
i nd-ice of Mr. Thos. Jack
cad a narrow esoape
by fire. Seine green in the oven of the
dry, and all the raem-
hold being absent for
rneury was anticipated.
36 for, same purpose
in the eveuiug, Mr.
latest- suffocated by
a, and quickly making
ae fourrd the kitchen
wood in the oven hay=
;sited it, It was put
damage had beendonee'
good while before Mr,
s got back to their
UL,
Y DS ANI
FORTH,
4 1VED
D AND-
FOR SALE
Fancy Prints,
Cottons,_
ed Cottons,
d Shirtings,
and Fancy
and Fancy
Fancy Ducks,.
.€Rands.
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•
SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
WHOLE NUMBER 850.
BY- LA -- O. 24, s
0'
TOWN OF OF SEAFORTH,, FOR 1884.
A By-law, to raise by wry of loan the
sum of five ttiousaud dollars for the
purposes hereinafter mentioned.
WI/EiiEas, the Mnuieipal Council of
the town of Seaforth, in the county of
moon. have resolved to raisetby way of
loan, the sum of five thoulaud dollars
for the purpose of lending the same for
-"Storm of teu years, without intere.t, to
August •Gysbert VanEgmond, of the
township of Tuekersmith in the county
of Huron, Woollen Mauufactarere- to
assist the said August Gysbert `Van -
-Egmond. to purchase a lot within the
Corporation of the town of Seaforth,
in the county of Huron, and to build a
Woollen Mill thereon, and to fist up the
tame with the necessary machiuery.
Awito raise the said money it will be
necessary for the said Municipal Coen-
sil to issue debentures for the said sum
of five thousand dollars.
And, whereas, it will require the sum
of three hundred and ninety-eight dol -
len, to be raised annually, by special
rate for the payment of the said debt
as hereinafter mentioned.
And, whereas, it will require the sum
of three hundred dollars,.. to be raised
annually by special rate, for the pay-
ment of the interest, as also herein-
after -mentioned.
And, whereas, the amount of the
whole rateable property of the said
Corporation, irrespective of any income
itr the nature of tolls, interest, dividends,
rents or fees from said property, and
also irrespective of any income, to be
derived from the temporary, investment
of the sinking funds, or any part thereof,
according to the last' revised Assess.
meat Ro.1 of the said. Corporation, be-
ing for the year, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty three, is the sum of
five hundred and thirty-six thousand
two hundred and forty dollars.
And, whereas, the existing debenture
debt of the amid Corporation,, is as fel-
lows : Three thousand dollars borrowed
under the authority of by-law No. 46,
of the said town of Seaforth, and iu-
terest thereon at seven per cent per
annum, payable half yearly from the
first day of March 1884, and fifteen
hundred dollars borrowed under by-law
No. 100; of the said town of Seaforth,
and interest thereon at seven per .cent
per annum Ecom the fifteenth day of
July 1883., Mud six thousand dollars
boirowed uuder the authority of by law
No. 3, A of the said town of Sea forth,
and interest thereon at seveu per cent,
per annum, payable half yearly, from
the firat day of January 1884, and the
slim of eleven thousand dollars borrowed
funder the authority of by law No. 6, A
for the town of Seaforth for 1880, and
interest thereon from the fifteenth day
of April 1884; at six per cent per annum
sod there its nothing in arrear and un-
paid either for principal or interest.
And, whereas, it is nnade necessary to
appoint the time and place for taking
the votes of the duly qualified electors,
and for appointing Deputy Retureing
Officers, to take the votes of the said
electors at the meeting.
Be it therefore enacted by the
Corporation of t1 a town of Seaforth,
in the county -of Heron. -
I.That it shall he lawful for the Mayor
of the said. Corporation, to raise by way
of loan from any person or persons,body
or bodies corporate, who may be willing
to advance the same upon the credit of
the debentures !hereinafter mentioned,
a sum of money not exceeding in the
whole, the sum ,of five thousand dollars.
II. That ii shall be lawful for the
said Mayor to cause any numb.er.. of
Debentures to be made for such sums.
o f money as may be required, not less
than oee hundred ddllars each, and not
exceeding in the aggregate the sum of
five thousand dollars and that the said
debentures shall be sealed with the
seal of the said Corporation., and signed
by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof.
III.. That the said debentures shall
bearinterest et the rate of six per centum
per annum, froze the day mentioned for
this by-law to take effect, which interest
shell be pay able on the first days of
February. and August in each year,
at the office of the said Treasurer.
IV. That the said debentures shall
be made _payable in ten years at the
furthest from the date hereinafter men-
tioned for this by-law to take effect,
at the office of the Treasurer of said
Corporation, and shall have attached
tothem, Coupons for the payment of
iaterest.
V. That for the purpose of forming
a sinking fuud for the . payment of the
said debentures, an equal annual sum of
three hundred and ninety eight dollars,
shat-, in addition to all other rates be
raised, levied and collected' by special.
rate upon all the rateable property in
the said Corporation, during the con-
tinuance of the said debentures, or
any of them, and for . the purpose of
paying the interest of the said deben-
tures an equal annual sum of three
hundred dollars, shall in addition
to all other rates be raised, levied,
and collected by special rate, upc;n all
rateable property in the said Corporation
during toe continttance of the said de
benturee or any of them.
I. Tliat, it shall be lawful for the
said Mayor, to lend the said sum of
five thoosaud dollars when raised, as
aforesaid, to the said August Gy sbert
1'anEgmor,d, filer a term of ten years.,
without iutereet, and to take a mortgage
to secure the said sem of five thousand-
dollen,
housand-dollars, payable at the expiration of
ten years, from the first day of August,
A.D. 1884, on the following lands and
premises namely. Parts of lots ten in
the first and ten in the second conces-
aion Huron Road. Survey of the town
ship of Tt:ckersmith, in the county of
gnrou, commencing at the distance of
seventy feet from the northwest angle
of let ten in. the second concession on
the westerly limit of said lot, thence
easterly parallel with the northern
.1.
CH 21, 1884.
boundaryof the lot, 50
erty, parallel with th
of the lots, eighty -e
westerly parallel wi
limit of the lot, fifty
the westerly limits of
eight feet to ,the ,pia'
together with the buil
ed. thereon.
Va. That this b
effect, and corse into 1
first day of August-, A
VIII. That the vot:
of the said Mumnicipali
on this 13y -law o
fifteenth day of April,
at the hour of nine o'c
in f;, and frons thence
hour of five o'clock in
the following places :
For the North,
Cash's store - for ; the
the Town Hall ; for t
R. N. Brett's store; a
Cash shall be the
Officer for the 'North
Elliott shall he the
Officer for the South
Stark shall be the t
Officer fur the East W
Be it also en,acted,
the Consolidated Mu
Section 297, -
1. That the Clerk
cipal Corporation of
forth shall, at• the
o'clock, noon, on Thu
teeuth'day of April,
Town Hall, its the, sa
forth, shall sum up th
given for and ,against
grant the requisite
ruder.
2. That the Mayor
cipality shall attend a
in the said tows,
eighth day of April, .
hour e;f eight o'cloc,lt i
the purpose of appoi
attend at the vario
aforesaid, and the fin
the votes by the Q ler',
behalf of persbus inter
meting or opposing th
By -Law reepectiveIy.
e t thencE nort
westerly In tuits
g t feet ! then'
the norther
f et tbencie ale
h Iota, eight;
e of beinnin T
f gs to by erect
-1 w shall take
ration on tl
1884.
p
f elec
y, shall o taltoo
Taeed% ,, !th
8
tb-
8 8 4, cow encir g
ock in the morn-
contin.ue till tie
the afters oon, et
tied, at Edward
outh1 Ward, t
Eerst Ward, ` t
that ',Silvia
9
d
aputy Retarni
Ward ; ' iillia
epIuty Re' carni
ard, and arum
°platy R:!levei
r
i u puree
icpal A It, 188
f ",he Sal t, M
be I Town : f Ike
bio r of 'twel e
isday, the seine
1884; at It
d ▪ 'own
g
e
f %ea►-
n tuber f vetus
h ByiL: w, and
er ificatethere-
!f he suit Mtrni-
tl e Tow. Hall,
n .Tuesd..y; !tie
. 1884 at 'the
the diet' ng,! f r
ti persons o
8 polling Otto s
summr. g up of
respeeti ely, oin
sted in a d pre -
passage of this
NO."%
The above is a true
posed By -Lo too be t.
oration by the Manici
Tema of Seaf r•th,; aft
of one mouth from th
publication of said 113y.-
iowiug newspaper,' nal
EXP •SIT• n, and tha
first published on the
of March, A. D. 188 -
hour; clay and placles
taking the votes of
polls will be held.
M. EL
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y
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of
al ounci.
✓ t a ex.
date of t
a in t
el,
aid
T•R
ar
heein fi
he," els Icto
'I(pri s
a.jr
con pi
of t e
ire.tio
•efir t
ne o1'.
El U
, Tee o
By.L w s
enty-fiirat 'Jay Room on
d tha at the .The 'tunnel
Paul. That's wha it
see such artio es as th
Presbyterian,. cam- ari
with the rig la • y
leaving their oorer
charge of mo e we: It
Do they do tb's for th
more souls ton hri's ?
" we meat pro
well as other
wolf from the
dreadful as al
they not ret
many of their
men live on $
past a little,
for migiaters
and a manse
over $800i in
from the loo
of the high
What has th
required to 11
is obtained ?
to live ou bet
Some say the
than other m
petted to .dre
more to charit
Think of it l
as other I me
them $409 mo
pear in finer c
more towards
A man is no
clothing than
people appre
minister they
with shah y a
expected o gi
than be c n a
a right to eco
men. Ar th
luxury and ea:
souls ? Are t
and be spent i
Some of them
not without g
not actuated b
the evil mould
salaries held u
Same of them
the example .s
even of that
time, in regar
not this wha
"allure to bri
way," are the
dross of this w
the spiritual at
feeling that is
18
!'
• ide f
eopl:
door. 1e;
this wo 1
ve h'gl er.;'
bear•
00, $ 50,
ben he
as to b
which Is
rder ;,o +,
" But w
: n
to do - tit
elucati
on titer
! oe8 a' in
use he. ha,
list h,ti
, hecau •:
s better,
v, etc •; th
You pts
receiye, : nl
e. so that; th
o bink taiga y
rani ny
xpecterd `: to
a: call aff #d,
te the iter
w 11 -net aliew
o.hin
e to
o d.
orris:
y not
e for
r
1
tt
rra
n the
h
pec
and
ions
y E cougr
Ole, of
oint s
}r fam
9
e
their
PI
:L tui
s
ew
ansterada
s.e
pastor
sit
take
ations.
inning
they
les as
ep the
ase so, ,
Do
than
o v . other
$ 00, ns lay
/limn+. salary
ised o $750
equiv lent to
eep t ija wolf
arae ruminded
they ossess.
tete
lien e
requi
au ed
a l erg
tiky
ncl co
cher
hem t
t
c
e
a
a
v
a
t
f
h
..
e
The Ea t
Willis Claire , Clint
Preebetery of
Euroir Pre
lltb inst., the modera
Turnbull, presiding.
favorable Weather- Ian
bylter
on T
or, Rev.
w'ng to
attendancawas smalle‘' than us
The recordslof 'th seasiotis
the bounds; for the pa 't year, w
led for end examined. r he s
to have -beetei on the tvli le, o
and carefully keptt '
sessions, the cc:inmate oh the
religion had not been a licit() pr
report. Defaulting E w
minded of their dray furni
comnaittee with the rirmefali
port.
ed tion was held '11
s, tie) on Saturday, t
to the call of
lark. Strachan, Es
not so large as a
- owing to the S
not knowing oi
st of the bad stat
esday
J. A: order of busin
annual addre
he n -
4s, Ithe
al. jectsbefore th
and the part
wit i4 ehould takeein
er forlin
#1 always be pro
motive. The
Thos. Stream
then elected
fro
tate f dent ; Andrew
E eir re- las chairmen of t
.,
we
an
vic
hi
i.ile9tli r i
ardcherit
Th, m nis
'aspen a
wiliLhng to
hes, lee 'f p
no wil6n it(
the 'tauter te
o ; ut it is fen,
re soneth t m
he -e fecI'n s, a
stl incr ase w
for their iillu
e c min g far 1
by he A ; ostle
a Toady lin o
o t is atter
•+iu sterq Who
er orl!ti i and 1
:e1va8 allured
Id, the treat agnu ion :and
t at the j resen t
•
oo
ee
the
15
he
1
airou! :Left:
woirc:>
lug Gf tbi$
town hall,
8 It EL
ek ug tit
the we
ted by a
tor nloc
rna 0117
fol owin
Tan es dg r,
ie
1113 ny ay a
Ca In jut ro
en m de on th
a fro th ir
n th o al
endue
na
on
e Pe
tYthi
aki
eir pr
aie
ye
ret
o th
re id
st Se
W re
next General Assembly we; appE inted : shine ; Grey—
bite
Taylor and oth
the c
• eom
1/11331
to the
tee on
a c -
gr taping
of
true ring of
tee on Si.bath Sche she letter were a
and orderec to be ti ns representati
Couveuer of the Sync) regretting th
present en a
onto. The
tory to all pr
Was ably stir
Province the
The follow
un a,nimously
will
Moved by
desires to ex r
with and endor
sued by the
his oolleaga
alienable rig
exclusive cou
and resieting
ram table encr
Government
to,support th
aro now 80 at
to uphold th
the Province
Moved by
ed by George
begs to expre
the manly co
Edward Bla
Majesty's Lo
the granting
sum of thirty
eeason. or con
jug to wrest
rights and pr
association,
their able an
With the p
a very please
a close.
—A conpl
Shame a far
cession, of M
binding pole
some poison
it and was p
the juice of t
0
Sabbath Schools. '
Coy, were apPointe
Hills Green, Blake,
of these congregatioria
not be effected. .
Leave was granted t
the Chilton cougregetir
present buil:cling, the 1
stands_and the lots adj
property.
It was agreed to hold a pe ial
Synod in Seaforth, nex Mont
Visit
Be 'fie
rde
tte
th as ees
th
hieh
Ministers' &aeries, it w
give the subject a Mier
This could be clone by
the public the (1°1111110S
circulated paper. W
It the latterdoee net a pea
before him, and the fail y
received, be goat 'on i e his
to go into the protessi I.
te study law or raedi me a
else ; then Why: covet 6 18/
the lawyer 7I
la ie
As
ese
.1038
ef
OS
meet -
mg of
nd te
int n
ere
t ab
ell
ti ati
113 0 ell
id
ist
e er up
0 does
to he su
-ely to
, wh
'otee hi
ryi
nkstrioklo
- But to come back t
what are milniateta [09
money ? Dcinlare .
I/
kin
von
du
to th
kepti
he A
1.1
ayl
s it
eel f
he er ist
n he
T RD 86
e poli
e Mow
ning
vince
W local
and
the
incial
ge
ert
pri
kin
ly
vil
Hood, he 18 R8S0
vi eges, an hat tv
mount
kation
.more
ation ?
salary
Ore ex-
ribute
e same
n give
ay ap.
d -give
finer
if the
of a
to go
man
more
✓ has
other
forego
•isbiug'
spend
rvice ?
d, and
y are
that
o large
meet.
ort of
aul, or
✓ own
andis
hould
d the
y the
use of
ub of
•
.13.
pouse
ornas
was
eutrituiLs
h 'clout's
before
, aud
onest
Were
Presa
town-
ataxy-
lected
cipali-
orrie
Hul-
Able
Hood,
and
orthy
ouse,
to be
itisface
4at he
of our
y good
ended
iation
action
y par-
t and
Et in-
to the
stwar-
elderal
' they
eking
es of
eeond-
Oation
al of
II Her
posing
ithout
for
etivor-
ern in me
the
nth bus hand.
s ow in cutane
i mediately se
e ded his life
fo is of the
✓ ch. The de
Mr. "David
G elph,and was
w knew him.
el
to
te
c
fa
ar
eyntptonit
in an fe
otwi last
est te
eased
tirteiti
highl
egan to.
nerene
uding the ef-
hysicians within
wals a brother of
, postmaster of
respected by all
auge has bee
factory are
—South Du
ntemplation
—A farm of
ar St. Thom
sold file 45,750.
yes at the Ilali
fries
ou
cil ha
but. • iron
Mr. Fox, of Windaeri hag g
t far frora the town.
Samples of Aphis I re/ the ew pin
tory of Cane, GO-urle & Ce., alt,
now in the Market.
Chief A. G. Smit h a been nomi-
n ted to eucceed 0,60 te Chief Johnson
as Government ntertnteter for he Six
Mr. Justice Rose, lin !hitt ad tees to
t Grand Jury ii,t the Renfrew Issizes.
In Elgin co nty, fruit tree , espec-
ie ured by the sleet freezing to the
A peal of three hells,' costin about
$8 0, will be preseiatiedi to St. Pdary's
b ls will be 300 70d and 1,000 pounds.
rn Ex -
ax cot-
e it in
ridge in
rence,
Id for
yea for
f wood
ch
Anne Bosto , the
)ble, of 'London
so
el
80
se
fo
do
Cll
Other of
to i hang
e Other
used the
longing
von eggs. TI 6 mot, or hen
tenders for 1,000, 00", to be
LO13don. Stippose to he
shove, 625 for ibe; hest collie
for the best pointer. ! A $5
is promised I y the Toronto gt
ad
One night Neely k (mar helot
131 nbeiin, brok loose in the stable, and
T ey were Loud dead in th stable
Theee are deveute five intn tee at
th Elgin County 11=se of Iudustry,
Ifi
an a lerge number Of them ar sick.
M e. Marian Sntith int cid him te died
th other day, aged 5 years. She was
The Shelbukne town: &their have
a reat idea of the fitheas of things.
th y charge $3 a nighe for the to u hall
fo a 'deuce aud want $8 e night or the
se vices. I
p() ed about half! the petty were uot. so
fottunate. ' They all; lapPeared to be
ile returning from ,wierk at th Hena-
n rolling milhe-wasilittooked b, three
a and struck Ion the head -Ali' a
ne. An artery wag Out and h bled
Mrs. Susannah ENAD8 Peck,
k,the talented temp raece leo
present on al, lect eing tour t
Province. She adressed
eting in Knox' chnecheAyr, th
niug, giving the bast of satis
eh heaters. :
by the
eleven
herself
ight in
insane
o Mrs,
ht out
s from
as but
t as
ontleal
drawn
for the
onasteet
,,roti to
og and
silver
n club.
ging to
w.
t
sto
ne
Yo
at
eV
to
tie
an
va
at the deoe, Said Wes nleatiel
marelegl from mud, When t..
ion Attny drain wakened the
forefoot du his mitstel'e!foet, inju
The Agricuttural and Arts
eel me, to prohibit importatio
cattle, sheep and pi s ipto th
mi ion of Canada mit tieh tim
foo and mouth disea is a,ba
Gr at Britain wept the nited St
The other oigh on York
wa attacked and robbedlof $17
wa ch. Not long afte wards thr
ba ly worted in the e donates a
ine men e'
to scaoprtey.n
ployed
lid T4nilt Ratlway ops
ern had been Wit thelcompany for
staff its still oily einplisyed 41 days
in e week.
r living o the 9t cow-
hide' hi e cut 'lig a
which
contact
f 'New
reugh
large
other
action
horse
g the
choes
terri-
ing it
ed H.
Agri.
s of
Do -
as the
treet,
and a
6 men
being
a glad
a the
raiat-
Some
of
of t
the
bot
wa
ter
2nd
tha
Last Friday niglai tiael experiment
ossing two trains Orli the same track
tried again on the Toronto
e Grand Trunk and the resu
smashirg up of a number of c
trains. The scene 'of the co
within a few hun
, The engineer a
they could net pr
di, yards
ie of J
ren oh
t was
rs on
lision
of the
nary
eeittag
ision
juhaped for their lives. bie ground
was hard; frozen and the engineer re
and body: The fireman eshaped with
broken nose and bruised shoulders.
—Mr. F. R. Lingham, of Bellevillei
the cattle king, has a Durham bull calfli
three weeks old, which he was offered]
$500 for, if he would keep it till si
months aud then send it to Chicago
Desiring to retain the animal here, Mr
Lingham refused the offer, and sold th
calf to Mr. Way, of Tburlow, for 6100.
—Mr. W. A. Macdonald, formerl
hook -keeper for Messrs. Macdonald
Macpherson & Co., of Stratford, wh
ha for the last couple of years been att
te ding the Agric,ultural College at
ch rge of the Farmers' Adyoeate.' Mr
Mitcdona.ild was formerly on the Gleb
in the A
Bruce, w
_London a
mentally
him in th
Financial
Caroonaotte of the old settlere
rau Lake sectidn, county (4
s last week conveyed to the
ylnm. He has ,been ailing
for some time, and placing
e asylum was a necessity. Hid
ve hope of ultimtte recoverya
troubles are cr, dited with!
being the cense of his derangement.
has prese ted to the apostolic delegate
at Montr al, a petition signed by 100
priests and 500 laymen of this Province
Galling for an official enquiry into the
religious difficulties existing in thisl
Province. Hig Excellency promised td
take the °titian into consideration. '
—An nknowu man suicided on
Thursday last week, at Longwood eta)
tion, near Glencoe, by throwing himsel
in front o a train. Several people a
the stati noticed the excited ceeditio
of the Man, but never fancied for a mo
ment he intended perpetr ting such
horrible Eta. Death was i stantaneou
and the body was fearfu ly mangled i
—Ur. udrew Allan, o the Allan
Stearoshi Company, who is now in
Ottawa, i reported as sa ing that al
large falling off may be ex ected in till
emigratio from the Britis Isles to the
Canadian Northwest this- ear in con -I
sequence f the disturbed condition of
that con try, and reports making it
certain that the Governmeia Vs tailway
and land monopoly policy will he ad -I
hered to.
—A wealthy farmer named Thomas
Goddard, of Sutton, was murdered one
day last Week, at St. Ceseire, Quebec,
where he had gone to buy la farm., The
body Was found in an open field, with
the head plit open. Fifteen hundred
;.
dollars vt s fouitd. in his room at the
hotel, andiit is supposed $600 was taken
, from Lis Dockets. No clue to the mur
deter is reported. ,
1 --The 'rand Trunk and!Canada Pa
cific Rail ad Companies bete arranged
their diff Irences. The latter abandone
the proje t to extend the Credit, Valley1
weetwar to St. Clair river. All terri-
toay wes f St. Thomas is to be left to
the Grau, Trunk, which will abandon
the effort ) get a ehare in the control
of the 'allender and Gravenhurs1
branch.
The decrease in the Grand Trunk
compare with the coreesp riding week
last year The falling off i attributed
by railw authorities to th stagnation
iu local rumerce, owing td the partial
failure in he last harvest. ' There was
a decree e of 65,000 in the receipts o
the Can da Pacific railway, which i i
attribute to the suow blockade.
—In a :ermon delivered at Belleville
recently, It ishop ilarman expressed his
belief t t the Salvation iermy iii its
present f m could not last He spoke
of ' the cerement with espect, but
t that it lacked One of the
1 al principles of the church, '
lato teach their eople, they
oung man, Edward McDon-
as sent from Toronto to the
enitentiary for Weeny, died
nstitution Friday last. Mo-
ils convicted with another boy
,gers of baying attacked a
y, stealing her aatchel and
He received his sentence two
his two brothers had been
e Humber railway accident.
e meeting of representatives
pointed
fandanie
via, inst
would evie
ald, Who
Kit:sten
in that
Do eld
n anted
young la
con tents.
el befo
kil ed at
fro diffetent Protestant congregations
in ttaw was held. the other night in
th City
Aseociati
cided to
pees such
the bette
in this
cur ions
On
brate
b. anti
834 t
3,in 1
t 120,093. Toroeto has not simply
lamed in wealth and 'population,
has veloped as an intellectual,
re. is now the acknowledged
anada in thought, in edu-
in literature.
prisoners confined in Sand-
er the Harrow' post -office
ected their escape last San-
g, after shooting the gaoler
eating the turnkey fatally.
ttle. Kennedy was suttee- h
fie. The excitement in the
ery great as the murdered s
well known and much re. 1
cel
tie
In
9,2
ed
pTO
but
cen
leaeer of
cation; an
—The t
all, when a Sabbath defence
Was organized. It was de -
memorialize Patna/emit to
nactments as slain. eecure
bservance of theLord's day
minion by prohibiting the ,
steamboat and railway ex-
ursday last week, Toronto
its semi.centenvial, the fif-
ersary of its incorporation.
population of Toronto was
84 the populatIonis estimat-
wic
bur
da
gaol
lazy
morn
dead, and
with a
quently
who is sa
still at la
town is
gaoler wa
—The
death of
membere
Mre. Lind
Robert Li
church, A
last, at R
vived her
She was
land, on
in 1833, and lived n the parish of
of DOIE church for 14 years.
M sTse4libeuarrign, unaelar:Eeedmongbuoright,bSecotTlaenmd.,
ta , o, (then Canada 'mesa) where in the
un il 1$43, when they removed to On -
pe ancd Colonizstion Society (limited)
wat held at the Company's office, Tor-
onto, on Wednesday, the 12th inst. A
lae e number of the Stockholders were
pre ent. The Directers in their annual
rep rt say that the condition of affairs
in he , colony is satisfactory. A. good
nu bar of settlers were placed on the
larels hist season, and the prospect is
fay) rabic for a very large settlement the
co ing summer.
The other day in St. Thomas, a
ma named Reid,1who had been. begging
on he !streets and! was in a filthy condi-
tio of squalor end dirt, was taken to
the' pocir house, and ou being stripped
gol and silver coins to the amount of
$220 were found tied up in old rags con-
ceal ed about his body. There Were
up • ard'of 1,500 ten cetet pieces among
the hoerd, and much of the money was
cov red with mould.
A pleasant family gathering took
pla e at the residence of Mr. John Baia
ted , postmaster of Burlington, near
Ha is iltion, to celebrate the golden wed -
din . of Mr. and Mrs. Bastedo. The
h4py pouple received many handsome
pre ants, accompanied by the hearty
goo wishes of their Mends. Among
tho e present were three who attended
the, wedding 50 years ego. Mrs. Joseph
Roffers; of Toronto, who officiated as
briaesreaid, was aisiong the guests.
-I-Jetties HeathJ of Toronto, a promi-
nent member of Dr. Wild's congrega-
tion, llut8 created a scandal. Every
Wednesday even.* a prayer. meeting is
held in Heath's house, one of the regu-
lar ' tteud.auts being the wife oVanother
pre inept meniber. One evening late-
fla rante delicto b her husband, who
ly eath and the atter were caught in
gav Heath* three days to leave the city.
Heigh ' and his own wife accordingly
cleared out for the States, and their
property will be sold next week.
—About eighteen months ago Mrs.
rna y in search of her son Henry Enner-
ma n, who had left home two years
Were and settled somewhere in the
to.4na the boy, and at last ascertained
that after leaving the Home in Hamil-
ton be had been apprenticed to a farmer,
'bilit not liking tbe hard usage -he got ran
tha a eopy of the pap r in which the
ai
away, to oue knew, w ere. The.Spec-
NV+ mall's story and a description of .the
lad. The other day the woman and
her son were in Ha ilton. They say
cri er in Lonisvil e, entucky, -who at
11C knew the e me and description
atit4itieg college in that city. He
howledl the paragraph o young Eimer.
in °route.
udiiiafter some seerch timid his mother
Between five and six years ago a
--ii
ton g man was erre ted iu London
attics. Althoue,h t is said his employ -
et ;the circurnsta ces were such that
he young man ha to uffer the eenalty
f the law, and is s nteece was five
otedly attached th hi young wife,and
he Bepp,ration was pro ounced by many
t the time a cruel one. After being a
limit time in Kingst n, the husband
revelled on bis wife t visit him,which
be id but she would not accept his
rot st Mons of ionectince, and some
itt r Words passe,d between them. In
he centime the Young man behaved
im elf, so well th t hie term was short-
im age, he arrive in his native town -
hip looking for his wife. But it
ppear a the place that knew him once
81101 had been the change in the neigh -
mho* knew hirn no more, nor could
nyilone give him, intelligence of hia
ifet After a season of unavailing
eareh the wandeSr arrived in London
ast, and applied to Mr. Channeey
semis, the barrister, who conceived. the
dee, of putting bailiff Seott on the track.
cott after many dayst was successful,
ed. informed the hoaband that his
ife was married to, another man. The
eight en the. devoted bead of the wan-
erer, who on hearingi the news from
Le bai4ff, staggered to a seat in the :
ffic , tied putting bilis hand over his
f re eaq, wept titterly. The kind
Lear ed bailiff now undertook to open
rego Ations with the woman, but she
tern a sn unfeeling ear to all advances,
told he bailiff she was in comfortable
c rc msfances, and did not wish to be
i te ered with.
SI
yr Recorder publishes the
lady who will be well ra-
by many of 'our readers.
ay, widow of the late Rev.
dsay, first minister of Knox
r, died on the 26th January
ttsband nearly thiirty years.
ern near Londpfiderry, Ire-
ovember 7th, 1798. Married
AO
Pert Iteras.
P*th Teachers Association is to
eetF in Stratford o the 9th and 10th of
— 'hely have a dancing master in
itc iell who is no credit to the profes-
on. So the local press saya.I
il'e
nd ct divine wo ship in the Fuller -
church every i Sabbath i
i33°r.P. jaisintes Dongherty, of Mitchell, I
nor 1
ented Mr. A. Forrester's farm on
yoting cattle now to etock it! with,
cc ssfplly the cheese faktory at Ful-
rto village for" maity years, has re: ;
"Oidet:ftSertruaotofnorlda.tely some twenty of 1
e well-wishers I of Mr. a. Fran- 1
d
rt ood supper, the I
leaning in con- I
✓ reading. Mr.
8,
Mo iEAN BROS., P ubiis her$.
ttil.50 a Year, in Adv ll ee,
Francis has been for some times° afflict-
ed by eciatica as to be unable to attend
to his out -door duties, and though far
from well yet, he is much better than
- Jamea Smith, of Thallarton,
recently purchased from Mr. Taylor, of
Guelph township, a Shorthorn bull, fer
which he paid the handsome sum of
4200.
— A Trowbridge raerchan t, Mr.
Charles Cesens, while in Listowel the
other day was thrown from his eleigh
end had his collar bone broken.
—The Presbyterians of Listowel,
have subscribed about $220 to the En-
dowment Fund of Knox college. Elma
centre church gives 5200.
—Mr. Wm. Buckingham has return-
ed from Manitoba to Stratfoid, and has
again accepted of the mane:gement of
the Biitish Mortgage Loan Company.
—Mr. james Dow has purchased the
property on Main street, Mitchell, frOm
Mr. John Wessman, for the. sum of
$2,000, being 5500 less than he sold it
for a few years ago.
—At the sale of the Matheson proper-
ty in Mitchell last week only one pareel
was sold. That was a corner lot -on
Main street, which was bought by Mr.
—Rev. Geo. Chrt ea'', formerly pastor
at West Flamboro, Wentworth contety,
has been called to Avoeton, in this
county. The stipend is $1,000 with faee
manse and glebe, and four weeks helie
days each year.
e -Mr. E. G. Freeman, a clever young
student of Knox &liege. freneNorth
Easthope, lately won the first prize for
public speaking in the roetaphysical end
literary society in connection withlinox
The two rinks of St. Marys curlers
wife carried off the silver tankard from
all corners et the provincial contest in
Toronto last week, were badly Iseaten
by the " home guard" -when th-ey came
backetfter their victory.
—Mr. John Nelson., of North East -
hope, having disposed of his farm te
Mr. Wm. Rennie, rsmoved to Wallace.
to farm on a large scale. 'He has
bought the McDermott farM of 300
acres within two miles. of Palinerston.
—The Salvation Army wants to locate
a wing in Mitchell, but the' people of
that town think the revival ,serviees
goieg on at present in -all the ehurches
thole, quite sufficient to reach the most
hardened sinner as well as the most
amiable society butterfl .
--The provisional co vention of min-
isters and laymen (if th Canada Metho-
dist, Primitive Metho, let, Episcopal
Methodist and Bible Chtietian thurches,
in the Stratford district of ihe Canada
Methodist church, met in the, Central
Methodist church, Stratford, en Tues-
day, the llth iDBt.
was driving his handsome blood stal-
lion along the street the other day
a dog ran barking and snapping
at him, causing the animal to kick
and break the shafts. Mr. Clark
managed to hold his horse from getting
away, but not till be had been dragged
quite a distance and badly bruised.
—The attendauee at the M arch cattle
fair in Listoe el was uitueually large.
The quantity of stock effered for sele
was =Iv lirnited, pet More than exact
hundred head. Most of the cattle were
in good condition, and 0116 or two car-
loads were purchased at from 3 to 4i
cents per M. Mr. Thos. JoneS, of ogan,
was the priucipal hotter.
—The Mission Sabbath school in St.
Marys, under the energetic Management
of Miss Moscrip, held a social aedmagio
iug. The benevolent and indefatigable
labors of Miss Moscrip for tbe physiCal
and moral welfare of the poor of the
town is beyend all praise, and will only
be rewarded when she bears the "
done " of the Master.
—Mrs. Ann Porteous bad a package
of money containing 61 600 stolen nem
the Safe in Mr. J. B. Myers' grocery,
Stratford, where the money had beim
placed for safe keeping notil bankieg
hours next day. The mouey had been
placed in the safe shortly before Six
o'clock, and at seven it was naiesing. !A
detective has been set to woek on the
case.
—Last Saturday morning in Strat-
ford, while a boy named Waugh Was
searching -for a leak in the gas pipe in
the Liberal chib room -with lighted
match the meter exploded, setiiing fire
to the building and breaking all the
windows. Waugh was bloWn some dis-
tance by the force of the explosion, but
escaped with the loss of his hair and ' a
few cuts about the face. The fire was
speedily extinguished. LOB8 about 450.
—Mr. Andrew Waddell shippel from
Shakespeare the ether day, for Buffalo
21 head of fine cattle, the product of
North Easthope. Some idea of Mr.
Weddell's bueiness may be gleaned 'rota
the fact that laat year he paid over ten
thonsand dollars in duties, for which he
was ' recouped with interest by th
American consumers, About the firs
of May he will have his amine]. show o
fat . cattle. Over 100 head are already
purehased for delivery est that time and
destined for the English maeket. -
—In the Methodist -church St Marys,
on Sunday evening, the Rev. Mr. Hen-
derson delivered an able diecourse on
the subject of dancing. The reverend
gentleman reroarked that whilst the
modern pleasure thence was contrary to
the discipliee of the Methodiet chard],
it had. also been denounced by the
heads of other churches. Tbe /tumor-
ous arguments in favor of dancing. both
from a healthful 'and a moral etand-
point, were contended with by the
preacher, who made good his objectives
staeces were quoted. by the reverend
gentleman in which many evils had
emanated from the inflaences of the
dance room, which was the resort of
many to drown religions convictions.
The sermon was ehiefly for the younger
portion of the congregation, and was
listened to with marked attention.
ng,and th wo
pkrtaking of a,
0/Ant a pleasant
tion, singing and
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