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were oiroulatlea,
se. The parea
Le lodge for eirott.
liffereut ahem.
he adna table and
the Rev. efe,
mei/lime Alliance
working of tha
y of IlaIton. The
on1ated tee° hrtli-
tiarophlet, and ill
made a judioie
ley and commit.
These are the..
le lodge or it.
to do with. By
at,: Mr. Editor,.
upon the Mem
-
Good Templar*.
MEMBZR.
I Sheewe
&how for the ea.
k Wee held on
Fithstanding the
the attendanee
Previous show,
.., o
ELL -41110s superior, -
each class was
4.,., prize list wee
ce of the Recce-
,
kraught, import..
llrooks & Colqu•
klexeColguhoun ;
es QAT:thou/a
-1st, "Pride of
ow k Porter;
ka& Cokahoun;
M. COlpthOtill.
4t--.' Glendale,'
enteral and. Gen.
citig Perfection,"
:k Lord Heade.,"
eter-,-1st, "Swale
;ad, e Magician,"
Sorrel Maud,"
vy draught -1st,
,,"- John. Gray;
George Nixon- ;
Sidney Green.
under -'1 Gen--
kgrioultural and
Bars au d -under-
' Thos.
Skinner;
,» Taylor Feltz;
W. Grahatee
"7 -1st, "Young
llquharna ; 2nd„
S. Carpenter,
and under-
lay.;
ter two years-
Tge Rook ; 2rid,
Coppera .Dor.
4at, "General,'
Confederation '
a, one year all
[(Au Cole e 2nd,
p.," W. Padham.
-se Lord. Cecil"
tne year old-
ty, -
UL'S
kRTIVIENT
eat
LU
DS STORE;
kRTMENT
efri
DAS STO
by-
RTNIEPTT
0
at
U L'S
STORE.
MN1LE
ULENT
58 STORE,
PRODUCE.
SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
WHOLE NUMBER 854.
iiats*That Are
HATS.
Oar stook for the spring is now opm-
plate, and comprises all the new st les
English, ;American and. Canas ian
makes-
CHRISTY
STIFFS
ea all the popular ahapee, inclu
Mill Crowns, Lw Crowns, R
Crowns and Square Crowns.
4
4jnericcim Soft and
Hats
In varietyeand at very to
price . These goods are cheaper
baudsotaer than °vet before. A
stook to choose frorn.:
•
ing
und
of
eat
and
arge
CANADIAN HA s.
Ever Y season shows a great imp ove-
ment in the Maisie and -style of an-
adian goods, and as they are to ning
out better than ever this season, we
have bought largely of theinhey
are very dureble, and cost much less
than imported goods. -
SPECIAL.
-
We are - showing a. special 1.t of
Twenty Dozen of Man's and oys'
Hats at greatly realized prices. We
bought these at a large discount and
will sell them very cheap.
Boys' Hats for 37c,. ujorth 65c
Boys' Hats. for 50c, iv rth 75e.
Boys' Hats for 80c, ivokth $1.
Mn'. Good Useful i4&ts for 50e,
6;5,75c,and a sple did Ha for
One Dollar.
INSPECTION INVIT
BOOTS & SHO
Four Thousand. Pairs te• choose
et primate suit the hard times.
•
George Goo
Noted for Stylish Boot S and Shoes,
Nobby Hats and Caps. _
D.
S.
rom
and
WANTED.
BUTTER AN p s
AT THE
Grocery Deprtmdnt
-OF-
DUNCAN &
UNCAN,
Main Street, Sea orth.
CHEAP SUGARS & :CHOICE T
-ANIf A --
STOCK OF GRO
to "select from. Farme
their own interests vvou
bring their Butter and Eg
.MONTREAL
4-
XRIES
s.
•s consulting
d do well to
s to the
NOTICE TO D
A LL PARTIES indebted to th
of Sea.forth, wolfld very gr
'-Ndd by calling at icer store a
amounts an. or before the lst of
heavy payments to meet then an
laoneY. MRS. JOHN KIDD.
:OUSE.
BTORS.
late.Tohn Kidd,
amp oblige Mrs.
d settling the
ay, as she has
must havn the
85a 4
)1
t , interest pay
nt. yearly, with
part of prinei-
o F. HOUND.'
850
MONEY TO WAN.
STRAMIT loans at 6 per• ee
able half yearly, or si per e
Privilege to borrower of repaiinc
Psi money at any time. Apply
BTED, Barrister, Seafdrth.
t.
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RIGHT HO . SIR .1
MA DO •ALD,
B.
The name of ir John A. Mapdo
has beco e a ho sehold word t iro
ut the Domin on of Canada, an
nown w erever the English.- 1 ugaage
s spoken. Alt ough not a 0 n dian by
irth, ou • disti guished Pii e ier has
honored thhe
e n of his adoiti n. !Ile
was born in Sat erlandshiee S °tient],
January 11., 18U. He is the el est 'son
of Hugh Macd meld, Esq.'w ao, With
his farnil , mos, d to Canada in 1820
and settl d at Kingston. s ,1Ie was
educated at the oyel.Granama School
of that plec , be an the study o law at
the age of fi teen, admitted at t e bee of
(I
Upper salad& at tseeateeo e, and
created a Quee 's Corinsel te goers
subsequel tly. is first Wife as Miss
Clark, ofuVern ss, Scotland w died
in 1856. In 186 he married. M Bar.
nerd, daughter c.C.Hon. T. J. dard,
of Jamaica.
Having acqn red considera jle of a
13
keputatiort in hi profession, the 'Co ser-
vaeives of1Kings on brought i ott as
their can idate f r that const t nu y in
the mem rable lection of .1 4 , hen
the stragele for esponsible gwrn ent
was ragin I, the ornmons end av king'
to wrest from th relueta t han 1 the
Governor -Genet 1 the rgh self.
governmeut. 11 won the el cti
sweeping major ty over his o nt,
Mr. Manahan, a d has retai ed ace
in Parliament e er since. ath,
1847, he j Med t e Ministry hich
the Hen. V. H. Draper as ir ler,
and was appoi ted ReC li, te .4. e • ,eal.
He only held tbis position uu il eh i7th
O f December, w11u he tuok t e or falio
of Commiesione of Crow L nd hich
he retained nate March 10, 848,en
the Ministry as aucceede by 'filhel
great Lafontai e-Baldwi Go em-
inent. 1
September 11, 1854, -upon 'e forma-
tion of the Ma'douald-I1ori Govi
rnent he becalm AtLoruey e eral
Upper Canada u til July 29, 88,*
as Prime Miuist ,-he and hi
the Maedonal •Cartier -G
which had been armed Nov
1857, resigned, having been d
the Seat oK Gov rarnent ne- 11.
the 6t -It oflAtigu t of the sem
returned to offic as Posttiaast
in the C rtier- acdonald.G
which succeeded the Bro
Ministry. On rue followin
resigned the'ostruaster-G
and was ye-appo n•ted Attorn
of Upper Can da, which
continued to hol until May,
the Administrat on was defe
Militia. Bi 1 and etired from
Sandfield Mac onald-Doeio
ment succeeded he and Sir
Cartier took the
t° arrange a basis of union of
14e 'British North Americite
meas. He also had the hono
bi3ing • oh airm n of. the Lon
•Clolonial Co ferenoe of 1866-67,
when the At of Union, kno en
the British North Arnelica
all defrauding meet of the p
ro-
of
oh
Act ” was peeped by the Irope
Parliament. In 1871 he W9S
Canadian representative, op
4er Maje,sty'S Joiet High_ C
issioners and Plen•poten iar
who, togethervith Earl de G
Sir Stafford Northeote, Si
ward Thornt in and Right H
ontagne Be 'lard, acted ii c
uection with le Am dean
issioners, apointe e by the Pr
el ut of the United St tee, tc se
the Alabama, , whi .11
Belted in the W if Wa4sf
ton of May 8j He h s
• degree L. L.
University, om ae
, was gi
by xt
was re
sty it J1
Oros of
Claim
rent
1871.
D., f
iingsto
. C.. L. (honorary)
niversitty. in 1865,
4. C. B. by Her Itlej
1867, a Knight,Grato;
oyal Order of Int
I
A(of Sp
• .e •
• t appoin
F, Most
1872.
_Ad I Su°
career
d is 11c4reer
the
been c
lb t no
sayto
hold h sewey over
ti
1p
h
Is
0
SS
ar.
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mber
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r -Ge
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aa
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y -Ge
ositio
86.2,
.teoi
ffiee.
id
VI
ril-
for
hen
met,
ent
26,
• on
lOn
,I he
ural
ent
ion
he
hip
ral
he
en
the
he
. Go rn-
Cosor 9 E.
r place 98 mileroi
'
I .
the Opposition until the def at of hat
Administration nd the foriaa tie , of
he Tache -Ma cionadd ' Gov,ern aa ent,
arch 30,, 1864. In the new Adm nis-
ration he retnr ed to his old fthe of
Attorney-6ener 1, -and was Govern SI ent
1 ader in the A; sembly frorn, t at • ate
1
ile 867.
ntil the Union f the Pro ineeS
e held the office of iliui ter of ' Mi :itia
,
om January t May, 1802, and am
August, 1865, to the Unioti of t ' e ro-
ince& I ' . .
Upon the defe t of this P.f.lini try the
f roans Coalitie • Govern ent w s f ne-
ed to allay the s otionalfeelings et 'jeep
the two sections of the P ovine an t to
ffect the ',Deeded ration o1 the ,Br tish
North Atnericaa Provi ces . e was
ntrnsted with t e forma ionrof he 11 .st
Administration of the . omin an. In
t e new Govern ssent he was . re I lie
I - I
and Minister of. justice, ad' r ma ne
Premier until th defeat of his ov ,rn.
ent on the Pe, Tic Railway! q • es lone
hen the Minist y of the Hon. le ani-
cer Mackenzie succeeded to ,po en
November 7, 18 3. Alth ugh. s is tar
seemed too pale nd he a keats! be ! re-
lieved from the leadershipof !•h e p rty,
his faithful toll wers re a edit° de ose
11,
y supparted
him from his tigl tfal pl c . From 873
t 1878 he led t e Cons r etive Op osi-
Con daring the eign of a strap. M cla-
t
y an overw el ing
majority in thM nous Fie y ars
changed the cur ent of p blic opi ion
and the electora e on Ms 17th ept m -
her, 1878, maim d Sir JohnA. to power
With as sweepi g a ixiajority. aa ad
been -opposed to him ia the , p pee ing
Parliament. A11 the ge 08.1 eleatio an
June 20, 1eS2, t e elect i[s of ,the o-
ininion again su tainei Is poiwy and
his Governraent and at the pre ent
time he is stron ly en reached! in Ithe
popular will, an4 the prospects elf al ng
lease of power fa orable. j He Was .ne
of the eight Minieters of the Cali ion
Government wh went to 0harl4tets *a
to attend the oo vention which 'met at
that city ,in l'64 to effect the Utios of
the Maritime Pr yippee ; was also .ne
of the delegate who met. it IQcieliec
on the 14th of 0 tabor ofthe sal* ar_
i
I
I
•
010
:
- ;
in)] in Jen ary, 1
ed a memberi of
Honorable ijrvy Co
IP
, briefly, h s bee
of thin bri liant
withotd a p4r1lel i
heat of polit'cal -contest
lied a eche er and wire
•
mere wirepuller co ld w
such high a • a hon .rable
the 1119. $68 fo
•ntary ond w
the es olden
, but gr t str
ny vile es.
, but is en
re env able.
ut a
minen lya ta
I M es no befor
always ally a
owedgi of
a mast
and c
nds bv
e mgn
is iirite
retiVe
and
aturajl leader of nen.e
• 1
Surrogate Co
lla Coto
72, and v s, lid
er Mtiijesty's lately
peil
rink i
t e pu lie
'totes a -a
our hist ry.
e 1 as
pn
11
r
th
ial
he
of
m-
08,
ey,
'd -
n.
m •
si-
tle
re-
ng -
he o
D'S e
• en
ord
ted
ily,
the
ica
as
hole district -Where he
n iversa1iy rooked upon as
is d falcations are put
(2_,%3 drow,,s' ,ohure.h.
h s gvei a unanimous
John ndersen, late of
onnt'
•
e
a
-T
ten
ecti
en.
_LT
iuni
the
ex
-alio,.
-T
nags
Iver
casi
venii
ray,
ijind.
r. S
ing
01
an a third of a c
ower even then i
as swine weakues,
me vices but m
made many error
abd achievement
a Cons ivative in
in Mill
is neve
opinio
His
nlaatouerfe
ivehi
olitie
of his•
a d gr
and
g
1. Reis pre
'behind the
, but keeps
ccurato k
Makes him
1 geniality
m warm frii
1 foes. TI
ersep ity,
adiniuls
confidence
The
✓ gate
hearin
I mid
Gi 1
t e pi
ullon r,
t wusl
I otters
her h
g
ouu
me t
'him
4
e
Ce
LI
ib
tic
p•fl
• re
nr
leri
lis,
nk
or6
his
He
th
• as
sea
iS
rat
an,.
lie
astL
sari
r of men, his
rdial ea, ure
a among his
tic in uno�
lectua pove
c raj.
a
first eases ever hear
court at Goderich
•before his honor J
y last week, as 14110
our vs. Gilmon
hidr , wife of
wh ) formerly
ip of TJeborae,
'of admiuistiati,
,
tsb ud, David Gii
tt1.1 t owing to hi
eu y years,a,ud not
or f tom him for 4.6
reload, io a legal sense. I'he
that a init'tiboald be had,
defend nt,
pavid
shoald
of the
Ithe q
or not
arin
ilmo
ce i
amer
tie gl
Wl?en
mad a
g ve e
avid
De
re
ug
0 t
a
9
ih
be
ap
esti
• av
th
r t rned up, made
th office of Cam
n, nd told ef bis
e, and amopgst tn
he trial catt
old friend
idence of se
Gilmour in
0
James Gilneou
our, who lees n Tj
ade e, par tyi and hay
lication- -for aminis
n to be herd- s,
d Gilmour was a iveo
progress of, th suit
his
eon,
ander
uing
def
idL WI
t.
in t e ur
me on for
geTom on
thi as
Devil 'fl-
ed • n the
it to ob ain
e ta e of
ur, u the
-9.138 DC of
avin bard
ars,
dge srd
d th
a br.
e vas
red
t the
th r of
bo ne,
no ice
rat on.
e her
,d. ad.
D vicl
pp ter-
olt &
ng: on
n a-nt
lo
9
Hour
e to
Ou
as
ad -
for
e on t
of Da
big an'
0118111
epee
er • las
t is ev done, of course, the verd
t at David Gilmonlr was ave, a
iifi
d fend nt,with cots., -4
mist atien was used. Ver
e Margaret 1Patoin
he d ceaaed in hor lifeti
ad pi perly signed her w
liler de th,made a number
the ill, which were no
in fact changed th whole
cvtath, applied for p obate
oiaginal will. The execut
ill, and this suit was br
whether Mrs. Paton'
should stand, or whethers
tate, h ving so altered he
a:nou t to a cancellation
hearin the evidence of th
drew t e will; and who w
nese t it, his honor Juda
that s e died, having Med
d,eerae that probate shou
of the ill, as it originally
tie ex cutors. Costs ott
•
et
iot
dee ase -
e had m: de
1, but be ore
•alte atons
Witt' BSQ -
tenor f fher.
t44, tit er her
the srig nal
tight to try
tigin 1 vill
die ines-
will sa to
of it. After
pees n who,
a also a wit-
' To s
a wi 1, end
cl be orarted
we's d awn tie
f the est Ad.,
10
Canaaa
The bread inspeet
s ized 360 loaves of lig
o Mo day.
Alexande K
s Id tbe " Hill Farm,'
• awti hamer;•of B .enh
ron Kraft, Esq.,
•-s ld iijs spleudid fa m
t Mr Abram Hun berg
—'11e return of Ho
f om flalifornjawit the
1 to s fe has been elay
t at 8 ate.
-T e body of Mrs
ho ommitted s icid
1 th b • drowning, as
h rbot at Belleville the
-Rev.• JS. Blao , of.
'anti el, who has esig,
o aocciunt of ill -he lth,
s nted. with a chec for
•
aam.elt Buell ana,
f one r. McIetosh
t e Aylr road abou 2.t•
v 118,0 The Price said
•-•A great teal ef xeit
esedlin East Zotra,an
t t Et ound Theist ck b
C riat pher. E41i.r, a, Ge
aoid ca tle dealer, w o 0
e Tie r that 'villa 9. o
ptsth has,. in add tion o
h -nar d acres of la d, b e
;s4Te de ler and spe ulat sr
.Jedgin froin • the rn s• o
about him, he must hav
• .
:.4
r in lon
t weigh b
y of A r,
o Mr P
aterl
at to,
✓ for $
. Mr.
T mains
•d by fle
b.
e
found•
t er da
✓ kine
e his
hs be
2,000.
h
, l
has
1
es fro
✓ s $4,2
ent h
he wh
he fi
man
on t
man
worki
in an
0 air
Ace
id
•,,
•
•
11.
anid
ia
ter
•o, as
"nhip
1 4, 00.
owell
of this
de in
oy es,
br the n
hu cb,
h rge
re -
O ght
r
t at
0.
11
00
Bb en.
le is -
ht of
a rlra6 ter
e h
y ars
g wo
ex en -
at ok.
ted
ed in
eople in 1the
wrnasetwaoirt oat
as high aa
all4,itoeaCr
aris, Brnt
I-
e Nova Scotia Legislature lias
ed , the franchise iii municipal
s to widows and unmarried o -
e celebrated athlete, Donald
, is in New Zealand, peifornang
difforeit Caledonian games. 1He
ected shortly to a
I
e ern loyees of S.
on, pr sented him
titer s t lined with
n of is 53rd birth
g last ek. .*
r. Tay or ex Reeve
•
as lat;ly purchase
djoini eg his 200 acr
nders n, of Cart wrie
over e ,000.
he Bal
uccess
17tn6otenalied
b
-The ow
n tho Geor
i r, 1w 11 rem
ent z gainst
nf aPd: ui ah
he Att
nopnp
out a
d eot
rive in Aius-
Oberndoffer,
with a, $65
old, on the
ay, Monday
of McG
00 acre of
farm, fijom
Lt, for so e-
ation Armyl s achieeing
in Strathroy. lOne eve 'ing
recruits joinid its ea ks.
d to conve4 the aka ing
rracks. --
era of steamboats pl ing
ion Bay and oke Su er-
natrate with Ithe Gov rn
the expendit re of I ego
o money to z4ako har ors
Pacific Railway steam rs.
rney-General of Manitiobe
d that all 1i4uor dealleis
ioense under the Domirime
under the Ptovincial Act
rteinlet b) prosecuted.
astt
lyealr vein of oil was, struck
near lake St. Clair, nd
the land is new tryin to
stock company. Several
ens have taken stock. j
e Canadian Pacific Iail-
les were boring for water at
mbina JunoiOn, the 41her
lent vein of salt waf3struck
about 1,000 feet.
re , still malcing ravages
eep flocks in Pieslieph,and
s in that township feel like
very cur in it. Mel Japes
•ht very fine ewes woreied
O other night
the costs in theCldwell-
e, which the latter nust
mount to shoot $50,00.
pensee at some of the txlia.1s
✓ day.
op of Algoma', Dr, Sulli-
es pur hased a small stemma', on
yde fo his mission work. - She
laroie lit net ou one of the Aillen
in Ma , The wet of the pasAiige
L518 a
akin
ct a
Will c
t Be
he o
rgan
ind
ay
Ose
ay,
t ad
MOD
In any
este
aird
in th
-I
or,
ald
ere
ean,
the C
ill b
1' tiers
ill b
rreet
ays
name
63,
• fill
istri
exten
judge
trees
flair y
--.
, 101.1 /
hurc
eor
f th
reseeted tb
le rive
net of
ze
or citi
hile ti
uthor
felt, P
n exce
pth o
• egg
the s
faime
ying -e
had ei
P011 t
is sake
ren caE
will a
eHs e
500 p
he Bis
£I50 ' .
man tithed Chrietian Clzehr was
d at Seward, Nebraska, a few
go, on a, charge of , forging the
of W . McLain, of Ta.vi0t6c to
1.13
ate ue, and obtaining 1$40 000
•e pret nces from other pertie .
he 'pea h ;trees, of the Grirasby
t have not been daMaged to any
by he severe evinter, and tit is.
that vitla favorable weather the
ill bu and blossom and hring a
eld of frnit.
n Lill p rtant teinieterial examne-
C 'th the
cella c ion with - Methodist
took lace at thei village of St.
e, On .ednesday and Thur
s .wee . ;Over sixty candid
raselves for, examinati
011
•
•
day
tee
rt.
--Al. measure has been ?tweed in the
ensof As eniblygiiing the children
()
et th coloured ' citizens of Halifax the
Same 1school ipriviloges e joyed by those
of white citizens.i:it_
o
measure wa 10T.he yl ote on 'the
-4 Nova cotian named Thos. Clark,
has eceivot a handsome gold m dal
from the American Humane Ass cia-
ion, n reed nition of his inventioi of
o n i proved railway car for th,e c na-
rta le transportation oft cattle,
Mr. O. J. Klotz, D. L. Se Preeton,
ho las hadi charge during the past few
um ere of . surveying 'Parties in the
O ort west, Ias this year peen appointed
y the Government to survey the c un -
our, &hree a d three years in Pelle an-
rory:wi 4t ogenrs dust um.molti ao euHrs . tii , yd ss oi signed
n e B4 a y during the
ows, GeorgEt Chandler an Wm. Ifitz.
old watch ud some jewelry from Mr.
nisi]. ne R forniatory fo stealin a
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- hree Hamilton heel', Henry nr-
etition ill
.
e presented' at the next meeting of the
ngernoll coeneil, asking that the el
ation Army' be stopped from beating
rump, tambourines, etc., im the stlrcet
n St. F
Sunday.
— . Macbeth, of 'London, has
uhlicly exp essed the opinion that St.
homa,s is a One horse city. The r tort
ourteous would be that London s a.
t it would tack tent fut.
th is not aloue S ays
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ne ass city, bu
es. Mr. M ob
he St. Tho as jornal.
Mullin, who bit Br
ord short time ago for Mooso
-Ir. Tar ie
ortiwest T rritory, with a ar-
1 oad of sto k,l had a very quick trip,
eaching Mo semin seven days Irene the
ime of le vieg Brantord, the stock
each ng its
r. Ch
1, loan
who w
D the v
nt-
in
ing
ian,
ide t
estination
lee Glasgow
d an old m
a cutting wo
liege for a p ysician.
u good order.
residing ear
re to an In-
od for hi'to
On
ok,e
ing
he way h9i4e the mare iiefl and b
er neck an also came friar brea
he rider's.
-A farnaq of Coteau t Pierre,- he
disappeared. three months go and was
'apposed to have commi ted sui icle,
as tariaed ip rather 3t anely. He
as last see4 on the Lo er Lac ine
oad, nd th following d his clo hes
were ound liear a hole iijthe river. On
he 2 th ult.1 the supposed alioide re•
ente hims lf at Notre HIspita for
tjreat ent. ILt appears that being s s an-
ially ember &seed he re lved to 1 ave
tibe w rld, biit instead of jumping • to
the river took up his residence in an old
potato pit, only ve-aturing forth at night.
In one of his excursions he sprained his
ankle, which reen;ted in the discovery
of his name. I
-Half a, mij1ioi yo -lag whitefish have
been deposit d in the lakes back of
Kingston, and a q a tity of salmon fry
will ehortly be jpl4oad in the same
water, and also ii Lke Ontario: On
Saturday five bunIir thousand young
whitefish w.ere pu i the 1 e Routh of
Toronto island.
-The Salvatio rmy meetings
Bowmauville are rowded every night,
and much good h sibeen done in re-
claiming thos who ere living ques-
tionable live , besic es awakening all
classes from t eir le hargy in spiritual
malters.
-The barn and
Cuthbertson, iving
Norwood, wer to all
one morning!.st e
and eight cow1.
out, but is so lad1Ly
tables of Thomas
alf a mile from
destroyed by fire
k, with five horses
h sixth horse got.
h rued that it -will
probably die. I T e
o igin of the fire is
unknown.
-A train c
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nsi ti g of five or six
Pullman, cos he , c rrying about 175
ex.oursionisti4 ro N w York,bound for
California, pa Bed th ough London last
Friday night he lunched at the
station, and a‘d th n.gs fairly hum in
that neighbo hp° . About 150 calliug
for lunch at o ee.
• -One day ate y . J. Schultz, Dut-
ton, took a d se of ague cure, made
from a receip o h's own, and find-
ing it too stro
ak freely of water
and called i
°eters, who stated
that had the
t. been taken in
time the sick 'nl w uld not have any
further use fo ag a nre or any other
medicine.
-The G-ra a Tr nk Companyare
making exte sivje improvements on
their line bet ee G lt and Berlin. All
the bridges onlthb 1 ne ate being over-
hauled, and ' A olias. y cases re -built;
new rails are aing 1 Id. between Doon
and Berlin; n.d h road -bed is being
placed in nuch b tit :r order than it has
been for some ti e ast.
- At Dar t, os Saturday Martha,
Clare was rel aSe f om further alle-
giance to her s an Joseph, to whom
she was m.arr ed t f, arriston, Ontario,
on the 1st of 1 i ey 1:82. She establish-
ed the face thdl be o s ly remained with
her until th: f llo ing 4th of July,
when he esca led a a. has not since
been found.
-.In the sp ing of the years 1848 and
1849 Mr, B. e. Ted Ole, of Brantford,
set out a number lof St aple trees about
his handeome pr pelty in that city, and
thisnpringha.itl4e pleasure of eating
stagel menufe au d rom trees growing,
as these do,inthJ3 ve y heart of the city.
Mr. Tisdale t ['pa rhjs year 24 trees
Ewa 15.8.4 a DM. 11 of others that will he
sufficiently la -gel ap in a few years.
-The prop lei f the Queeu's hotel
and keeper o ' t restaurant of the
House of Co a ra6 met with an acci-
dent on Mons ay oh resulted in his
death. He as ening from market
when his hor e r way, throwing him
on the ground, en he buggy passed
over hits hod , king several ribs,
which piercec tho gs. Medical aid
was soon in a ten ce, but the sufferer
only lived twc ti .11T
-Mr. G. R Pa ul
has suffered s ve e
death of his le, w
place on Tuesday, 8
deuce in Woodsto k.
WAS a, daughter o t
of Drumbo, and a
by all who ha
acuaintance. S e
of age, and lea+
children, to moor
-Mrs. Wm. Sot
living at Enfiel , 0
Ieft her homerSn d
and did not r tu
found in the rye
where it is thong t
self in only twjo
woman has been n
for some time, a d i
this was the qa se
the aot.
- During We ne
week, after they ha
Mrs. WM. Moorbtea
•6th concession lof
awakened by the no
arising, found that t
burning. They ru
their night cloth s,
was ample timet a
safely, Mrs. Moor e
some of thein ea
entered with th1s ob
gaining itcces, f' e
her as to cut oft 11
s, horrible death.
-James Bee* , /3
din, was 'brought b
coure, charged y
Postoffice Inepe to
with having fri nd
that he posted a ett
at Dunedin, and a
dressed to Olie
The money, h sa
while passing t r
Brown reporte h
who -sent his ai4s St
to fully investig e t
was ascertaine t
been enclosed. t ro
ekaud committle 1 f
- Ou Thursde
Hodgins, a farms
concession of :Bi du
half from Luan, w
some logs in the wo
son, when one o t
rolled •upon hiss ,51.
until drawn off -it
boy. He wail' i
home tinconsoion
ance called in, W 0
that the nnfort na
crushed into las.
otherwise internall
manner that he •
buried on- Saturd y.
from the funeral h
the carriage Of t
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areavement in the
ich sad event toOk
h int., at his red -
The deceased lady
e late Dr. Round%
highly esteemed
he pleaeure bf her
as only 33 years
family of eight
Cor irreparable loss.
aged 58 years,
nnty of Durham,
evening last week
. Her body was
near that place,,
she drowned her-
eet of water. The
ecti to despondency
is supposed that
of her committing
day night of last
retired, Mr. and
, of lot 17, in the
Cartwright, were
se of fire, and on
eir dwelling was
hed out of doors in
ut thinking there
complish her object
d returned to secure
ing apparel. She
eat in view, but on
re so • surrounded
etreat, and she died
• oedealer, of Dune -
fore 9. magistrate's
Mr. Daniel Spry,
Barrie Division.
lently represented
r containing $50
it registered, ad -
umiak, Shelburne.
d, was abstracted
gh the postoffice.
s loss to Mr. Spry,
nt, Mr. Henderson,
e matter, when it
at no moneyhad
n has been arrest -
r trial.
rd int:, Mr. W. N.
siding on the third
ph, one mile and a,
s engaged skidding
•ds, assisted by his
O logs accidentally
d remained there
the team by the
mediately carried
nd medical assist -
it was ascertained
O man's ribs were
ungs, and he was
injured in such a
soon after,and was
On the way home
team attached to
iinhg tho chief
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mournersi ra
pants out, 1 ia
siderably,1 a
carriage.
-Three e
veying as Ma
proposedW s
Valley Ral
Mortw
retahesttrsat
St. Clair,
between th
Sionthern tr
the river at o
lery in lad
below the,
will termlli
Wabash de
iilaov-ssTheere
r is b
ten just n
day
iecaeslteb a
e
natl.! Frida
the rede
from Egy
celebratio
Tho first
lireePatt*h
est gsol
there is a
arnongst th
dal &Irvine
fere supper,
after it.
--Eli Prat
digging 9a
earthed a sna
ing the box b
found in Whi
of silver.
genuine, lti,
dates, which
that they a
was aboni
Mexican doll
The box te s
ed to have
The hat Iva
Toilileboxw
eartha
fil.le_deArboofh
ut
even, Nape
O
tWyear ol
tention t
eluding t
the field tt
another ho
sore did Ito
animaiwas
who treate
Success.
horse to G
Reid, V.1S
ation
substance
of the aninaa
0p1ation,
filleted a pi
long and ful!
thick.
rep-riLevaesdt F
ji
111
home in ra
1875 thatl
seventeen ye
tion with; a
resulted in
mane fine
stabbed his
knife, kUli
When erre
for one of t
weapon.
years in th
During his In
conduct we
put forthi b
extreme yo
ed to brieg
short an i
-The per
cases of Lou
Harni1toii d
was dis
English
himself Jo
found on
pried open
nificent ar
Two seallsli
circulars lin
silk jacket
dresses, elle
green satin
one black QV
blue silk 13''
gold braCel
case, twe go
with halt, fciur gold watches, four' g
chains, Viva jgrild bracelets, Snake p
tern ; two 4 ld deep earrings in c
one silver snke bracelet, two gold br
lets, two si1Vr bracolets, one geld br o
Aix gold finer rings, three geld doll
trinkets, etb., one fine gold chain,
gold earrings, one gold brooch, th
diamond stui it pair of gold. ouffsb
tons, one-go1i 1roh, a, pair qf fine g
earrings, on. gald brooch, a g ld pen
case, twol naall brooches, onej gold j
elled brdoc1, itnd a large nurnber
Other e lornanaente and. trink
There was a s found carefully cone
ed about th p
$362 in ban b
and bank of H
to be part ofj t
away, throwing the oe
Mrs. Hodgins
d Iad1y Wrecking t
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s of engineers anle now Bur -
o different routes for the
eifn 18xtension of theCre it
a4y. One of the lin s
n ea is parallel; with the
r , between it Ind Lae
e second line r us along
',pet Western and Canada
ki and is heading to strike
near the old Rae dist"1
or. The third route 11188
nada Southern track, aid
e jet a point opposite t e
t M Windsor. 1
t
t Jewish Festival of the
i g celebrated in .Hole -1.-
b the Hebrew citizens.
• mmeneed on Wedn e-
t sundown,- COLItitini g
Aril 18. It e1obratles
nj of the people of Ter el
ing the tieae of ts
e vened. bread is eat in
St tWO days err strictly
ar observed with tie
it, and on- d ye
tire suspension of EDSitt BS
W ah community. S a-
eld in each family e-
rayers are Offered
f Sandwich west, While
aonville's farmun-
ooden box. On break -
en an old felt hat I was
h w s wrapped a quantity
e oins appea ed to e
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n n of them bear ay
leade the finder to think
bogus. The amount fon d
00 ant was composed Idf
✓ rid old English coins.
b d y decayed and appoar-
ia the ground for years.
alBo covered wit.a railde .
b r ea about two feet in
he foot of a tree which tibe
o n was digging up.
ai ago Mr. Thomas Don-
a e a, noticed a, scar OM &
clb. He paid littl t-
ir at the time 1 c n-
it had been rumai g in
received a kick Item
As time wait on rho
pear to heal', szia rhe
a1 losing in flesh, he
k to a veterinary surg on
t for some time with lit le
onovan brenght he
to be treated by J.
making an exam n
concluded that so'.e
bedded in the bre st
d accord ingIT made an
nit was that he ex-
ee quarters }of an inch
ash pole newly a, te,ot
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lay
Jamas Melamara, a.
er, arrived at hie
d. It was in the y
•arat then maly Bo
f age, had an alter
young fellow, whch
hard words, Mc le.
a heat of passi n,
anion with, big ja k -
ti
h m almost hasten
h attempted to "l
'fficers with the ea
als sentenced 4t o twe
ita4entiary for he cei
ears' incarceration
&lent. The elides,
ives, together with
Id
ar
51.
110
0
ly.
ty
e.
1$
ID
04
or
s
*Mess, no donlet combn
ont his reprieve after so
rionment.
*Etter of a itiumber of
e-hraking and robbery in
rinthe last kikv weeks,
red last week. IHe is an
rcntly out, find e lls
iller. A large box as
rmises, which on be ng
as fOund to contain a in
y ef articles as folio
jeckets, two bla,ok
d 'with gray fur, two bl
• two silk wine -colo
lee silk dress, one oli e -
reels one silk velVet jacket,
oat, two dress
t, °ea black silk
s, brooch and
d recelets and
O0
a
1
1
ilk
ick
ed
coats, one
dress, wo
arrings in
ne bro ch
Id
Se,
ca -
TS,
o
ee
ld
'11 -
of il-
ve-
of
ts.
al-
rson of the man's w fe,
l -nearly all in Fed ral
milton noes-suppo ed
eiplunder.
°hel Recorder says: A
simg incident took place
t pet Saturday I afteriaoan.
eine was engaged selling
1 Mr. Wasman, blacksaieg for bids on it from
that was gathered about
d's Army, led by Captain
drums beating and bn-
✓ lled on to the opposite
kith, ad. drew up only a
the auctioneer. Le a
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-The Mi
somewh t a
on the mark
Mr. W. B.
some st ck
scoith, a
new wag
a large le
him, the
Rothwel
ners flyi
side of t
few rod
moment
the sale
to hear
Davis w
and not
sertion o
or three
and run
For 5110
hotly, th
on the o
Irt
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d h•1 he was mounted 111 a
n er
ow
Lo
w
g,
O nee
fre
the creesd, to a man, had left
nd gathered round the cap ain
had to say but
hat
Suhit
mg d
hi
VI
oing to be ont genera ed,
u tea through the de.
• forces, he called on two
9.8e slay to seize the - Wil=
t ove lose to the invader.
neinla ties the contest waiged
Cep am of the Lord's A/limy
estidIt , Ind the representative
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$1.50 a Year, in Aetvance. -
of the -world, the flesh and the —
hammer on the other. To prevent
profusion of bloodshed, the former after.
a time retired quietly into barracks in
the town hall and left the latter in po5.
session of the field. We do not wish to
convey the impression to our readers
that the affair was an event of any seri-
ous moment, so they must not record it
in history as having any similarity to
the battle of Eben-ezer when the army
of the Lord was vanquished and driven
off the field y the idolatrous Philis-
tines, who wielded heavier and deadlier
sledges at their opponnts. This was
simply a casnal and less significant vie -
tory, by a less important tribe of Philis-
tines who wield a harmless auctioneer's
hammer.
Perth Items.
St. Blares is getting up a cele-
bration for Queens birthday.
-The appointm-ent of an arbor day
was voted down by the Mitchell COIM-
Cil. •
-Zinn & Rapp's tannery in Listowel
was burned down lately, involving a loss
of 5,000. .L.
-The High School at Listowel has
adopted the plan of quarterly written
examin ation a.
-Dr. Gunner, Congregationalist,
I4istowel, has beguns, series of sermons
on the " Revelations."
-Mitchefi council at their het meets'
ing passed the usual grant of $100 to the
Mechanics Institute.
-Rev. Geo. Crystal hae been inducted
into the pastoral charge of kvonton and
Carlingford.
-Mr. Wm; Morsehead has sold his
farm -of 116 a,Ures at Mac east end of St.
Marys, to Me. Wm, Somers for the. sum
of $8.000 cash.
-Mr. ThoS. Sing, of Dublin, is going
to raffle his library, comprising over
250 vommee,em the Queen's birthday.
Tickets are Belling at 500. each.
-Palmerston is to have a grist mill
with a capacity of 150 barrels of ilour
per day by paying a bonus of $2,000 and
ten years exemption from taxation.
-Mr. Dougherty, Warden of the
County, made ii, motion:, for the rduc-
tion of billiard licenses at the last meet-
ing of the Mitchell town eouncil.
-Mr. Henry Whitworth, sexton of
the Methodist chtirch,hes been appoint-
ed janitor of the St.Marys publie schoos
at a salary of $270 a year.
-Messrs. Edward Wilson and N. G.
Croker, both old residents of Sitratford,
died last week.Both had pelted four
score years. • -
-The spring show hell at 7'u1larton
village was not ver e successful, there
being a small attendance. Sorne seven
or eight horses only being on the ground.
--Mrs. :Mills, relict of the late David
Mills. of Downie, died a few dOys ago,
aged 75 years. Deceased Was over
forty years a resident of the tOwnhip,
-Mrs Doupe, widow of ihe ' late •
Samuel Doupe, and sister of Messr. J.
B. and Harris Roadhouse, died at her
residenc-e in the -village of Kirkton, on
Thursday, March 27th. Five .orphan
children mourn her loss. ' !
--A large business is being done- just
now in square timber on the Grand
Trunk Railway, mirth and west of
Stratford. During one -week recently,
over 80 carloads were shipped from
Ailsa Craig alone for ,Toronto and
Hamilton.
recent Tsale of horses end livery
atock by Mesers. -,T. & R. Forbes, of
Stratford, was largely attended accl a
number of -animals changed ownership.
A bid of 41,211was made for the splen-
did blood stallion, "Oscar Wilde," owned
by Mr. Blair, postmaster of Stratford,
and. refused. .
-Theboys who left Milverton a few
weeks ago for Oregon, apparently took
no stock •M Republican institnttens.
They no sooner reaohed their destina-
tion, Ogden oity, than they procured
tickets and retuened home, wier, if not
richer men. They were shocked by the
gabbath desecration and other horrid
onetoms of the Americans. Their trip
cost thein about $150 each, but they
can soon make up the loss in prosperous
and peaceful Ontario. •
-The St. Marys Argus sighs, for the
good old days when mothers and teach-
ers gave their children and pupile the
names they received in baptism, it
says: "The giving of pet nameshas
almost become nauseous in the ears of
Abarly every person. But few boys or
vigils get their proper name now -a -days.
This may be excusablein the family
dtrale, but we think that the registers of
°ir schools ought to contain' the real'
niames of the pupils. If you want to -see
I'w pet names read, peruse the pro -
otion examination list of our Pnblio
• ools in another column. You cannot
11 in some eases whether they are
male or female." .
-The Dublin correspondent of the
Stratford Beacon says: 'Another proof
of the beneficial influence of the N. P.
is to be rowed in the excessive outflow
of the young men of the country t� the
United States. Within the short space
of one month no fewer than forty of this
class have left this neighborhood for
California. As it takes at the very
lowest calculation one hundrea dollars
to emigrate to that distant statet is
not too much to say that these 'men
took withthern fonr thousand dollars,
or in other words left thoee behind
them so much the poorer. This is a
good exemplification of the .way Sir
Tilley's taxation policy is bnefitting
the country.-
-One day last week Mr i: Thomas
Mason, of the base line, Halett, • who
has been living on the Miller farra,
was engaged. in moving his furniture to
the farm of his father'which he works
this year, when the team ran away,
breaking the furniture eonsierably.
A youth named Nel, *he Wa8 helping
him, was thrown from the wagon, and
had his arm broken. A glass cupboard,
Mao largest article OD the load, was in no
way injured, while stronger articlea
were broken. Mr. Robt. Miller will
• work this faria himself Cale year,
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