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tefore the
tend still,
pod with..
gh sustain.
;Ding On ex..
vicinity of
is erecting •
sldrick and
tmraedioUrs
eral other
nplatlou in
s and Re
ving home
day,their
e and ran
its of the
with a few
iso fortune
two places.
who lately
L abont to
Jags of ruerit
n clearing
out timber
I probably
try little of
r use again,
.ay s —The
d a day old,
[lay, which
,n beat the
PI .omaa.
Et Sunday
131 lbs
to heaviest:
f in these.
.e eburs,, of
custemed
• removed.
g- Coppin
8n out of
tem wheel.
te. Cord.
,tiled across:
tions of sit
Dhell is fad
ism.
to on the
two strips
h window.
two panek
bee of the.
and split.
rad strtek
it would.
.f work is
in a oivl ,
41ell, met
a Monday
lust closed
tove, when
f.rightfally
le may be
hen he has
to escaped
ES of this
ar coal oil
tit seventy-
etbodis
ie parson-
and
arsona n.d span - -
t and hi
r manner..
I Mrs. Fear
basket and
and Mrs.
on friends
an circuit.
I,
IS MAN:
AI SIS
ion..
kessee and _
rd up.
r BT3 and
,sed of at
n choice
7'd..
f Bantle
cc.
tis,; ,from -
P-aressol
eat we are
rriving per
number of
+te exceeds
Notwith }
in this line,
r stock att
ing a large
.Misses' and
parison in -
a requested.
PRODUCE
L,
DS MAN
EENTII YEAR:
WRTgoLE NUMBER 867.
SAF
RTH F I .,A_Xf, JTJ L
8, 1884.
' McLEAN BROS. Publishers.
$1.50 a Year, in Advance.
�$IISINESB
FOR SALE I
d
Splendid Chance to go
into the Boot and
Shoe Business.
The subscriber now offers for 'sale
aerate on the: dollar, and on _ easy
wee that business so long and favor-
_
ale known as the
SEAFORTH
BOOT AND SHOE
STORE -
The store has been specially fitted up
for Boots and Shoes, and can be had at
s law rental. The stock, which
ttliounts to about
BRITISH COL
THE TERMINUS OF THE. C
RAILWAY—A ROAD WITH
OR END --THE ROYAL CI
MINSTER—NO FARMING
EXPENSIVE PLACE TO Ti
DRYO CITY WITH A COU
HOUSES, &C., &C.
[From the Stratford eacon.]
ESQUIMALT.
A drive of about four iles from Vie
toria, on a fine gravel roa takes ds tt
the little village of Esgai alt,tlie pope
lation of which cannot b more thjan
couple of hundred or so, and yet lit i
remarkable for its fine h bor, dry Om
naval yard, and as being the termin.n
of the proposed Island ailwa . Th
harbor is deep enough to ace() modat
the largest sea -going vies els, a ' d is a
calm as a mill pond. he d g doe
has been under construction f' r tfm
years, but is now at a wand. s ill,`' an
is a bone of discord at present etwee
the Provincial and Do inion pro'vern
meats. The naval yard is maeataine�
by , the mother country and contain
the; supplies and military� stores for th
Pacific coast. The p'aetory, its it i
called, does not turn out mnew geode ods bn
simply attends to repo
always a British -man -o
the harbor. The Island
run from Nanaimo to
the principal good it
will be by the egpendita
money in its construct
will be about seventy t
and -Will practically run
to nowhere and open n
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS
rMBIA.�
ANADA PA IFI
)UT BE IN IN i
rY, NE_ EST
COUNTRY,—A
AVEL—AN EM
PLE OE DOZE
hse been well bought, and the goods are
from the best factories in Canada. The
stock is thoroughly assorted in every
line, both as to sizes and prices, and as
an be seen from the books, a large
business has been done.
Pending the sale of the stock in bulk,
Iwill continue to -sell in quantities to
suit purchasers at very low prices, as
the stook must be disposed of; in some
way, so that I can givemy personal
ttention to my grocery business at Mr.
Morrison's old stand.
•
sirs. The
-war lyi
Railway
sQnimalt, an
gill accomplis
re of so pate
ion. The 1i
piles in lengt
from iowhe`
acontryof
little value. Of course large co 1 mines
exist and are worked in the vi in,ity f
Nanaimo, but coal an be Carrie
cheaper by water, as a pres nt, th
it can by rail. Sunk inl the ' arbor
the large and vaine
" Umatilla," the work c
is at present going on, a
diver has lost his life wl
vessel. The work of
cost about $65,000, and
will have to be towed tc
port for repairs, thougl
sight of a partly.iinishe
re
igi
is tl
that Lonefeil w's lines might well e -
scribe :—
"This is the f rest primeval . 'the murmur ng
Don't fail to read every word of our
new price list just issued. Goods will
positively be sold at the prices men-
tioned therein. ,
ci OCEBIE S.
s
ble stealmshi
f raisi g iwhiea.
ad already o
ile down in t
aising it is
;hen the shi
some Americ
now' lying
i gravig doe
NEW WESTMIN'TER.
A ride of about six _
toria by steamer Yosmi
The Royal City," e4
named by the Queen wl
whether the name sbo
borough " or " Queen
wisely gave it neither b
and sent out a chime o
Westminister for the E 'seepa
These bells are lying' `die pec
erection of a to
iv of s fficient
to sustain their weight. The
Victoria to New estmi;
through the Golf of Ge rgia at
Fraser River about 60 -nd 15
spectively—in all a dis arice of
and is a very pleasant one it
view from the deck o the
every direction being my lit
the snow mountain p ales' in:
�.
u
ours f obi Vi
e brings us
called becau
ten appealed
Id be hQuee
borouo :'i - S
It a ne ins
bells rem o
1 ch.urc
iding t e
streugl h
frcm
..
e
e
•
s
n
.
0
e
0
pinesapd th hemlocks -
Bearded with m se, and in gatents green, in-
distinct in t o twilight, ';
Stand like Dras of old, with voices sad and
prophetic,
Stand like 1parpe s hoar, with boards tha' rest on
their bpsom,''
e
ld
islier
d up
miles
75 miles,
deed,, e
vessel 'in
iiited : y
to .dis-
`tance. The delta of t e Fra er is low
and marshy. The l:nds ould
doubt be fertile and eery v luable'
dyked and prpperly drained, but as t�
would be vert expensive, it is not p
uitivet
to cot
by th
which'
avigat
were it
through
soordhed an
noble tr nkie'
still left Stan.c
and so tall t
gaze at t
struck w'
mensely
than our
almost a
Robson,
is
le
e -
not 1 that the fire h
In ;number a l
�! seared n p
Plenty of11 ne
ing—straigh as
at it strains th
The new Cheap Grocery Store is
I
now in full blast, where you c n get
the highest prices for your produ a and
the best qualities of Fresh Crocer
tweet living profits.
ieeat
Preserving Sugars the cheapest in
herforth.
Teas ingreat variety and at low
Pis, and every article to be found in
a tr aches grocery store.
la' Give us a trial.
GEO. GOOD,
ateeeet
Main Street, 8eaforth.
belle much of them w
for a considerable tizr
The Fraser enters the
arms, the most south
the largest and hence
These arms converge
minster where the rev
ll be'
e- yet,
Gulf
rn of
hiefy
at N
✓ is a
any
tea. Mops. I was
th tie cedars, w
lar er, straighte
On ario speoim`
str.tight as if sa
Methodist clergy;
Westminsterinformed m,
cedar thlat grew on the si`l
Methods t church. It sup
to roof the church and G'
boards to cover the outsid!
anels for the
the church pe
wo lots, 66 b
son age,
ends of
fence the .,
pa
ich
a
DB,
ed.
11 en
of Her
e of 1
lied'e
e par
of t
Dors' :
8, p
13'.
think, aftd was not then n;early
.
ed. Th stamp served as a pl
the vestry dor,dand steps' wer
of the side
a
r
been
es end
f the
re
arra w;
eye to
;ularly
re im•
taller
d s lit
E.ew
Ch
old
les
ge,
the
to
.•I
jst-
at
oat
the
n
ti
d
tcl lead up to t
platforniu
But I anal orgettiag abo
with which I.commencedl
graph. A (,rush down
quarters of a mile long w
of 500 feetlir4 that distan'
against about a dozen ho
ly stone and hotels, and
the busineSa portion of th
that natter the only potion
inhabited 1 ,I say inhabi ed
because by far the largest por
embryo city is still co ' ere
virgin ores , and I won d a
afraid t tell the readers' f
rt
no
if
�is
ro
ed
ie.
reel
is
d.
w W st-
out th ee
quarters of a mile wide, and s bo lu-
shly muddy—quite as bad a the ol-
um.bia in fact -none o:
pid water here, and th
rapid. -
The city (for so it i
the population is onl,
and 3,000, is situated
of the river, which is
of the houses having
—the lower story open
in front, and the up
ground in the rear! ,i
the city site is reserve
built upon, but is ovE
sorts of wild shrub]
water this tends to
your leer, 1-
current Is v
na-
Y'
called, thogh
-between 21 00:
n the north bank
ery steep, many
wo ground floors
ng on the ground
ger one -on 'the
large p rtio of
l and he ceinot
rgrown ith ; all
ery. m the
onvey e
the
;his
the
les,
are
he
ve,
r
t
that the city is built in the oods I
the bare trunks of burnt Doppglse fi
the background tend to-stretigthen,
idea. There is no farming land in
neighborhood of this. city, tit apt
pears, cherries and the small fruit
raised in considerable abundance.
large fir stumps are difficult to rem
and the soil is so light and gra ally
that it would not pay to eke it upfor
farming purposes. The saw mills; and
fish canneries are the main
town. The dailyboat t
affords the only eans of
egress, and as a gentleman said ; last
night,and he wasn't an Irishman ei her,
if a man were in a, d 1 of a h ! rry
to get out of the country he,' would just
have to settle down and stay behi d !"
When the Canadian j Pacific roa is
completed there will be another avenue
of escape of which 'many will be my
too glad to avail thendielvea An idea
of the expense of itra yelling in this
fact
t�Tew.
way
talk
hick
This
here
. ave
6. L telt',
make: the
n Navig tion
Company put on atnotie r boat to kill
the opposition, at the rate bf 50 c :nits.
PORT MOOth.
e t
tPl
my
th a
e br
BOB,
e a
ci
the sir -(otic paper) of P
if they gases at twenty,
they vv-il et be much
Fancy
in the t
densely
farther
couple
boggy
tay of
Vie
ngress
the
one
and
e
t
rt
11
ev,
0
he
hint
ont
to 1
nd
ets
fee
ha
ur n
ut
of
Moody
t pen-
ts,ra-
three-
radent
s u pp
incipal-
rig .t
an for
f� it -yet
vis dly,
the
the
.be
e Icon
Ate' but
rtes .
der.
ibed
and
fir;
e; a
Wetly
base
the
f the
hands
every
patent
pan on
But
which
are
' clearly
assertii
quantil
are figs
and, in
liege o;
the m�
test, w
countr
n of
,. sail;
t.le B
0o
squt -r
Duo
'hill; such as I ave
haps of a hollow emi
wooled with the D
deem a less step
f hundred yard: wi
ndpartially clear ;:d ;
the muddy -bottom of Barrer
.per
ar
s
;a
an
S.
Lich
tide be nglobt, and the u.
narrow cha nel dry el'
the opposi. a side big
closely coo red with li
away t
small r
yoursel
with st
and odieui lea weed ; t
of the 'pity cordnroyed
with m,onetfous stumps
heaps ; tbeimarket squ
single bull rog who cha
hymn 1n to ely sadness
is felt the oppresive fr
skunk cabb ge 1. Such i
half -a -doze , private
dozen stn es and hot
dozen eflic s. The'" sto es
the boomis long in arriwjving
ing up Dani al in the ea
hotels iiv.- u on the. fl ating
population and hopes of the I g
to come ; nd the real a tate
angio s e d ready to elp
along, whe it does c me !
some f th se bog holes 6 t
have sold as high as 2,00
The total population whi
O.
country may be ga nsd from the
that the fare from' Victoria to
Westminster, 75 miles, and all the
by water,too, is $4. ` There is some
of putting on an opposition boat c
will no doubt lower he tariff.
has been done on Pu et S and
the Oregon Naviga Bio Co npany
long had their own wa
however an opposition, boat
trip at $1, and the Oreg
e ;show covered:
angel of mountai
f the muddy b
rand"ed star -fish, I arcs
Ie m
or
.1
This much boomed, quondam re
-terminus isabout 'sig and on
miles from New E estminster, a
reached by a new Government
which is very good;, but has some
bad halls. The stage pare was $1
weeks ago, but an opposition stage
pulled the figure down to 50
nd
e
d
ts -h
wh-
gra
Pot o•
oust -s, h
l`s,aGnI b
itin g for
d murn-
; :the
sient
time
dleso
ole
las
clic
m�
he
ale'
do
Des ; on
p }ills,
farther
its
ctu�
cat!
tin
iI st
ocl laded
ping log
ted to a
ding
r all
o the
dy—
If-a-
lf-a-
f Ayer, Holloway, Radwt
ther promoter of the e
ede:Sees tat it will nc
worth a mat. j
the desjeratel strait
the An4i-Scout Act
educed -f r argnmen
shown y their coni
g that pro bitten increal
y of liquot onsunned, wh:'
si• a by sid
e mere
ke fora
In t
g on
remote
Act, 'th
ting againsI it'd
many eased, as tl
the men ho m
uafachire hereo
rich is' no goin
between the p s a
opponents of the Scott diff
once of the mot yes by which in t
main, each party i impelled,'sh nld
duly considered. On the one ide
have men who can ave no other mot
in view than the god of their unt
and in the purity- f their mot ves
have a guarantee f r the honed ty a
truth respecting the iiincerit w
which they are lik ly t 1. condet
contest On the her. tide we ha
undoubtedly, some disinterested m
but t ey do not generally come to
front. The fighting element n t
side i
have
which
ger, aI
zealon
and se
tongnc
ing, ar
place
are nherely ,spec
scruplles, if they e
bought and: pais
therefore, reedy tc
patible with the
mote the interest
they have hired ti
pion. Iu Tact their position ' sc
conundrum something like 'th
are the paid opponents of the
like hostler ab$Out country
Because they are hired by bete
to do their dirty stork.
PITA
y, a
ale f
it naw
d
is
m
Stan
les t
le th
wi
hi
nes
to c
n t
of a
e to -
ered
nber,
eets
a
t
lway
-half
d is
road
very
ome
has
which is still quite en6ngh for th dis-
twee. The road l'Os through a tract
and I
New
adieu
Vest
To the Edi
SIR.a T
der a ile
more Poyyr
ages, t gl ind out the fo.
to my leet,j : " If the sci
" cal, ' Who o in last WE
".refs red to the stand
ing bel ;Scott Act, wil
endeavor to
he is capable c
so, we oonsid
s—is under 0
Mater, June 20
, 18'.
hat's in. a
a
or of the Hu on
ae Exeter Re ect
aressure of t ree
ds to the sq are is
lowiint
jibbler
ek's I
we to
1 giv�a
t
y
ti
4
1
r
" we r hall
" gument
" he• Des.
" our` notgce." Now,
myself to my fellow
count of Huron, and
point tint what I believe
fallacy 'of hie position, and t
nese f the arguments by
endo voted to sustain it,
how i efffocts.the matterr-at
my n e is known to the'
argu este would have ju
value, though my name w
Jone , acrid the Reflector'
the ante value though hi
Dodds or Dalgetty, but if t
thinks that his dignity wi
primepreserved or the cause whit
oaths, better served by his
ing to answer my argument
`have no 'right to quarrel wi
sin:,
I'l find the Re flect'
what be termed a {{{{{{ ne
Halt n appears to have pl ;
thevery pointed statemen
beneficial effects of theSc.
apps red over the sigatu
parliamentary represe' tats
is off in Idassachusett ' on
:and
'vith
of
nor.
nat
Cans
f adt
,lelec
Ear
1.
tray
Od
an
:le
An
13.
a'
PE
•
.
08 t
ma
In�tc ,
Inet
se r
ris
r
nein
ledd
o El
un ound-
hi h he
1, whether
the same
Smith or
eguments
ame wpm
a
ever
. Dom
yet
feet
. ince.
Inose
TH.
r.
composed
made muc.
they think
d are, therefore,', nature
and 4nscrupulous in its
condly, of en whose ab1
and pen m ke them woe
firstly, of rr� n
gain by the c
begins to ben d
ym
efe
hb
wo
ase
d whose w nit of mora.
hem in the market. Tl
al pleaders use
er had any, have b=en
for, and they ire,
use every Die ns c i m-
ir own saf'et to ro-
of the ea a hat
emselves', tc�; ch tic-
s e
by
Pott . Ac
gave' ns.
l-kee
ed or
Man -
reply
racti-
gard-
y at-
; till
neath
eased
f the
ed to
e the
•
0.
n
lys
e
h,
e.
y.
n-
18
ra
e
be
e
ve
y,
a
th
he
0,
n,
he
is
ho
aft
re
cc;
ith
h
ast
w
Re
1 he
he
ot at
hie
suitable testimenials,
filling four columns ,
this indi. Clergymen'
all ear wonderfully
mon te the baneful
ing through this
liter ture the whol
testi °Up appealed
2L
puz led t till, happen
alon th *all of the r
Reflecte 's plan el go
merit ef originality, f
public, 'credulity has
wor edi over by that
ma
811
efor
OM
lm
at
• has
dep
• as
Ac
of i
n1 tea• Ber'ri
eat r
El 0
eta
me
and
ast
88.
mpl mat
ector
better
advo-
empt-
tainly
decis-
The only Min
are Caron and P
—The fruit cro
triot promises to be very peer
nada.
tges
er
TICAL.
sters now it Ott w
in the Otte.ws,
—The Toronto
ed to grant $2,00
Port Perry fire.
—Quebec Province
city council bas d
te sufferers from
oPld mit pa
half the ainonnt ue hi the reOene
—Mr. Robt. kettiof Erie,
four legs awl hree heads 11
developed. '
—A little chit of
bell, Tare, parrowly es
arsenical poisoting by
of enameled pap r.
—In the last two
Britigh officers ave d
real general hos ital. i
able destitution.
—It is intend d to bore at lie
ing springs, near] Hamilton, h a
of obtaining nataral gas with Iwhi
light the city.
roes, is a ducky an i some I res
Ile posseeses on
presented him
—At a sale of
York, Mr. V. E
bought Belle Da
by Yankee P. a
for $5,000.
scalded to deat on Saturday' las
falling into an overturning, a p
boiling water.
—The pigs belongin to Mr.
Morton, near Bargoy e, were poi
'on the morning of July 4th by p
being placed i
previous by som
rture.
t since
o the
s two
nd he
zit for
titre of
every
testi-
alizing
labor -
dry
eemed
miller
e of
I wee
Y eye
en old
tinging
et the
profits -
en the
and of
uently
in the
chewing a
ears three
ed in the
y tw cows, but
with twin celves
jerse cattle in
Ful er, of Ham
Wm. Pre
a the yard the
e scoundrel funk
—The Messr
ronto, have co
manufacturing
the material
to waste daily
Ontario Agriou
ing a paper o
gations in Ma
s. Rethburn, of
pl ted an apparat
as fro sawdpst.
formerly
6, 00 feet cat be
es Pantom, late o
his eologicel in
•toba, to be read
IC
the British Asilocieti n.
—Mr. Thoma Row n,of Galmm
into a shed and, struck her head a
a beam killing leer iniitantly. Sh
valued at $250.
—For the las
large number e
ped from the n
to New York
—Major Coo
t two or three w
frogslhave been
city. They eee
be, vthe is 34 yea
has been conn cted with the Sal
Army about niiae yeers, hav1ag
them at Wellinaborotigh, NoUtha
—The National Division 'it, the
shire, England.
of Temperance of America l, ope
There was a net iterease of
members last year. 1
- --The mouldiiag shops in cum
with the Gard TIrunk railw
week, and a number 'ef hands ha
sequently been. thrown out f e
—The Wate
Brantford, tes
This -speaks
of the Wate
Engine."
—A colored
dis
thi
cid
th
he
ep
leave her bed
ble, she laid
er husband a
—A grizzly rsuasion
was shot on lot 15, conceseion 13,
Greenock. It measured 64 feet in
length and 34 in height; and was • as
poor as a church mouse, and ytit weigh-
ed 250 lbs.
1 —The King
resolution, exp
Rev. Mr. Gall
ing a man to
as it was con
hurch.
—General
mender of m'liti in Canada arrived
m Quebec Sueday morning pe steam -
fillip Polyneeigtn: Upon dise
e. salute of thirteen guns were
—T. D. Miller, cheese' me
;the citadel.
ngersoll, will ship to Holland in a few
ays two cheeses weighing 630 lbs each,
and six weightng 60 to 65 lbs. each, for
exhibition at 'the International dairy
d at Amsterdam
Id, of the Mont
, has just receiv
e effect that the
a team of thr
o men to com
i,
—The dwe' ling house of W
in Charlottevile, county of
was burned d wn the other d
Schram, while endeavoring
some of her things out -of a b
either fainted
smoke, and w
i evening.
I Anderson, of
1 hay field a
as a
it
all
on
Ur
le
ect
bot
th
Ne
Ito
co
rte
wait
d, that she could not
or some time. When
n information against
d he was bound over to
f the male pe
ton Presbytery by
eased its dise.p royal of
ghee's conduct marry -
is deceased wife's sister,
rary to the law' of the
iddlet the nciw corn -
barking
red from
chant of
"show to be he
—Col. Osw
mon Artiller
Artillery ABB
*ill send oat
land twenty -t
'match to be
'middle pf Sep
or Was overeo
hen rescued was
aat she died
iag last week as
Westminster, w
excursion tra
eal Gar-
d a cable
National -
Britain
• officers
ete in a
out the
.Schram
Norfolk,
y. Mrs.
to save
d room,
e by the
o Severe -
he same
r. Henry
s in the
' home from Pert Stanley. Hi dog ran
at the train; when some bo ,s on the
rear car fired a revolver at the animal.
The bullet struck Mr. Anderson on the
forehead and' glanced off. Bir. Ander-
son bled free
— During
which passe
week, the, li
outbuildings
north of Wh•
Wesley, who
building. A.
totally destr
ing reaper
the hay crop
—The Br
Vigilance Co
the North
property.
attempted
among them
and there is
one of the gentry happens to
their hands we wouldn't give
his hide when the committ
whole gets terough with him
—The late of July was cel brated in
loyal fashioe by the Orange en of Tor-
onto and vicinity. Although it rained.
nearly ell morning, the uster in
Queen's par was indeed tar e, and the
great cone along the
'streets. At
noon was sr
speeches.
—While adjusting a belt
ning mill, tronto, One day
stone in ithrow & Hill
Charles Neil, one of the fo
an arm caught in the belti
was dragged up near the -e
arm was shpokingly naangle
off above the elbow. The in
who was 5d years of age, w
the hospital
—One da
john Wylde
ep n -
es 1-
efore
ai st
ek
La
or
o
atie
So
ed
lif
ompani
ed the other day t
portable steam up .e.
well for the pop le. ly
us " Champion Fart).
an named Wm L
son, living i Peel, appears to th
slavery a good thing when ote o
slaves. The Other night e
his wife tont oll _bed and bel bor
with an ox goad until the n .igh
presumed to "sit a friend witho
a
7
the hends of
Chicag and hi
in the tates,
Monde last
undert
follow
and fi
Louis.
for an
Mond
Dund
by fir
extend
dwelli
ler dw
ber, a
These
of pr
were
mach
Some
emplo
—T
arms
way.
pay
ance
road
exactl
from
tracto
pureh
y.
,a heavy thuederstorm
over Whitby one day last
htning struck eine of the
of Henry Serie , directly
tby, killing his ldest son
happened to e in the
1 the outbuildrige were
yed with a new self-bind-
nd a threshing machine,
and also two horses.
ard for the pro eotion of
mittee is beingiformed in
ast Sunday age. n burglars
that of Mr. He ry Yates,
good deal of exe tement. If
fall into
much for
e ,of the
of
ir
ns
rag
urse of people
Exhibition park! the after-
ent in games, dinoing and
n a grind.
ck's plan-
ast week,
emen, had
g, and he
lley. The
, and torn
ured man,
s taken to
last week a
who Works in
Paris, got his hand Mixed II
machinery in the urifier.
works remain as before the accident,
but Wylde's fingers re seatterred. The
cogs tore off the firs finger o his right
hend and mutilate the se ond finger
and thumb very ba ly.
—The C nada Pacific RailWay steam-
er Alberta, n her up trip, collided with
the steam arge Pacific at ithe foot of
edneiderabl
w ich the
sod other i
engers and
—Two v
for the por
tiful living
sociation,
will be obs
eehibition
Will be att
only names
those of th
an named
the flour
with the
The mill
Finkerton's agency at
self visited several cities
ot nothing resulted. On
eek an Oshawa friend
ok the cese, and obtaining a clue
d it up Ornd succeeded in -tracing
ding the abducted child in St.
Mr. dethbert was telegraphed
arrived home with his child on
y.
achai
s -count
on Sat
d to
g and
ills at West Winchester,
were totally destroyed
rded morning. The fire
ames Alexander's store,
grocery, to several snaal-
llings td to piles of sawed Iuna-
41 to Ceambers' carriage shops.
were totelly consumed. The loss
perty te roughly estimated at
0 and O insurance. The mills
if
quippe with the most improved
nery a di doing a fine business.
fty h nds are thrown out of
e mer
gainst
It see
11
bents of'Ottawa are up in
he Canada Pacific Rail-
s that recently the com-
as changed rates for the convey -
f supplies to conteactors on the
est of Sudbury frtera Montreal to
one-half what the same are
ttawa. This compels the con-
s and leub contractors to make
sea in Montreal, which operates
t Otte stalthough the latter place
is much nearer the scene of operations.
It is said that' the company instructs
ntractors to buy from certain
ants in Montreal who are friends
sad d4owning accident occurred
ois, a Watering place fourteen
from [Montreal, last week by
which two yoting ladies lost their lives.
Miss 'Roes, da.ughter ef P. S. Ross,
accountanaatd her cousin, Miss Barry,
of GI sgow, 'Scotland, went out in a
small boat to bathe. They anchored
their boat a ' ,ut 300 yards from shore.
PersOns wat ; ing them saw something
was rong i a very few minutes after
they entered the water, and raised an
alarm. Nothing could be done to save
them. The todies were recovered four
hourt afterwards.
— rs. Arraitage, wife of the murder-
ed ra n at North Onslow, near Quio,
write a letter to the Ottawa Free Press
appe ling to,Quebec judicial authorities
to ta e action against the alleged mute
dere Woosley,who is cooly working with
hie b other et North Onslow, pump -
teak g, and no attempt has be, en made
to br ng him to trial. It will be re-
thro gh a dispute about the former
nein a pump of the latter's. It may
also e stated. that the man Osborne,
who shot his son-in-lawmamed French,
at G- tineau ;Point, also in the Province
of Q ebec, ie stilt pursuing his usual
&yea tion undisturbed, although he
eider d himeelf for arrest.
— here i' great eicitement in the
3.
stre ts, To onto, over the discovery
that an erhployee of John Thorpe,
toba conist, et 70 Queen street, who
was upposed to be a man turns out to
be a woman She has been employed
by horpe for nearly four years and at
tan a attented to the customers in the
sho
call
un
Wor
in e
she
The
not
the c
mere
of th
at Va
miles
damaged, notvtithstanding
Alberte continued her
arrived at Port Arthur last
ith her port bow stove in
juries. ' Sae had 200 pass -
800 tone of freight.
luable prizes be offered
nits of the two most beau-
emadia by the com-
e Indus
rved in
f the pc,
ched to
to ba
prize
•
•
ladies,
rial Ex
The ut
the regi
traits, a
the .pie
adel
limb. To relieve her he ascended the
ladder, but being 72 years old and some-
whatinfirm he tell, striking a horse be-
low, fatally injuring himself.
died Saturday attnoon. ile has been ill
from Canadian cholera, which doctors
ascribe to the filthy ;condition of the
show an unusual plumber of deaths
the ground from heart disease.
counsel and cousideting the evidence
Canada Atlantic etation the other
evening, dropped dead from the cab to
was driving Hon. 3. II. Pepe from_ the
in the Mutual Marriage Aid case
against Duff, concluded to commit
him.for trial, and he watt committed
—Mortality returns in Montreell
—Tke Magistrates, after hearing
of the Ottawa cabmen, Who
was arrested in '
Brantford on Sunday evening with
counterfeit twetty-fiee and fifty cent
pieces and moulds ladle and white
metal in his possessien.
—The Salvation Army have decided
to test the validity of the London City
by-law at the high court at Toronto
this week and the Mayor has given
instructions to stay further proceedings
against them until a decison is given.
—Whilst George Adams was hunting
in the vicinity of Boulter in the town-
ship of Carlaw, near Belleville, he fatal-
ly shot John Smith, whose cap he saw
and mistook for a bear.
—The recent coldlwave is one of the
most extensive that:has been known in
summer for many , years. It reached
from the Rocky ramintains to Labrador,
and during its preealence of nearly a
week the thermometer in the Northwest
never rose above 60.
—On Thursday last several boys
congregated on Lake View avenue, to-
rontoto play lacrossr.A fight ensued and
one of the boys, Chime E. Martin, DIM of
the book-keeper in Mowat 81 Co's., bar-
risters, was knocked down and brutally
kicked by another boy, Charles Themp-
son. Thompson was arrested and
admitted to bail on iii3 father's surety
for $500. Martin lingered in great
agony till Monday when he died.
—A horse attached to a buggy and
4
owned by a farmer, named Maisonvi le,
in East Sandwich, while being dri en,
along the edge of the river above Welk-
erville, Monday, shied and jumped oVer
the bank into the river. The animal
wae drowned, but the buggy was ae-
covered.
—The Dominion and thirty-thath
Provincial Exposition will be held this
year at Ottawa from the 22nd to the
27th of September. The prize list
which has been issued is a liberal: one,
especially in the agricultural exhibits.
Visitors to the fair will have an oppor-
tunity of inspeetiog the interesting
fisheries exhibition composed of a lane
part of the exhibit, which the Canadian
Government collected to represent
Canada at the recent Fisheries E4Iii-
bition in England.-
-As Reeve Platt, of London West,
was driving through that village , one
morning Mrs. Fox, in a beastly state
of drunkeness, climbed into his rig,
. Her ex was never suspected by and the most persuasive eloquence of
re, although she walked with an 1 the Reeve failed to get her out. he
asculine gait around the shop. She was going to have a drive. After tr ing
short, burly black hair, resembling various plans unsuccessfully to get rid
ery waP a manai. In the street of the woman, the Reeve drove her to
lways dressed as a woman. Mr. Templar &Brook's office, where Sqtire
e, it ie _said, claims that he was Peters,after taking a bird's-eye view of
the situation throngh the windowere-
ware of her sex.
uuday
Selvation Army an
Advent etrfpe, bad
After servi e in th
was f
d Bapti
he cele
fame, a
here ei
procession
soldiers a
headed by
of railway
the lake,
were baptised, ami
and the 'nee& of c
celtimns 1 st wee
Mary Johrieton wi
Railway eteineer
were erre ted for
husband o the er
quently tested
$600 for hie appea
alai Police Cour
Johnston ivent by
Bennett pa Lon
known as * disrep
—On May 12t
years old, daughte
Pickering was ab
The distracted fat
ibition As -
oat secrecy
tration and
d no names
urea. The
lie will be
at Poat Dover the
gots, of the
d time of it.
a monster
oneisting of
e band was
the Ba
morping
rmed, c
rate COlonel Collier
d all roceeded to
the ro 1 of drums!
to th elopement 1
Manito a, of Mrs.'
h- a Ca ada Pacific al
ng wife, was subse- s
iv
ti. He as held in 0
twee at the Provin- t
, Winnipeg. Mrs.
the tante of Mary
on, athe're she wee
table character.
last, a little girl, T
of johri Cuthbert, of
noted fr m herhome.1
fro
San
day
fell
but
Pat
see
the
he
for
As the crowd was disembarking
one of the exaursion boats at the
wich Mineral Springs last Thurs.
afternoon, a lady from Chathiun
overboard and was carried by the
ent out into the stream before the
dent was noticed. She screamed
elp and sank beneath the waters,
no attebapt was made to save her.
Moran, of the Detroit City As-
or's offite, eaw her peril, sprang into
river, and swam to her aid. Before
°ached. her the women had sunk
the third time. Moran dived,
brought her to the surface and swam
wit her to, the shore, where she was
res seitated. Then the valiant assessor
stae away that his identity might not
iscovered.
The operations Pf the English
nterfeiter who successfully passel a
e n°ambier of spurious Bank of Eng -
£20 otes in Chicago, Montreal
ork, have now it appears,
d to Halifax, Nove Scotia,
CO
Ise
len
at
bee
where be as managed to swindle a
private banker to the extent of $2,500,
hatfing chaiaged five fifties for Canadian
rency. The counterfeits were sent
by
New
up
of
th
ed
ea
si
the party who had been imposed
n to the Merchants' bank, Montreal,
o have made a careful examination
hem, and find that the water. mark,
ich is s id to be the great secret of
to be i possible to counterfeit, was
ily obliterated with a damp sponge,
ilst in the genuine notes it is impoe-
le to erase it.
y last week an accident tea
Messrs. Barber & Brother's
s, Georgetown, by which a
d Patrick MeGrew lost his
'tame necessary for some pur-
er for a man to go down into
-the rotary boiler. Mr. Alexander went
in and w4 almost immediately Buffo -
ea ed or everpowered with gas. Mr.
M Grew went in to get him out,and soon
en cumbed to the same influence. Mr.
rtin, the superintendent of the mills,
n went in, but was also overpowered.
her men were let down by ropes, who
cceeded in getting the three men out.
eters were soon on the spot and sue-
ded in resuscitating first Alexander,
en Martin, but McGraw was too far
g ne. He leaves a wife and two chit -
en and widowed mother.
dent of L ndon, died on Saturday as
,—Mr. dward Winder, an old resi-
t e result of an unfortunate accident
t e day previous. His granddaughter
h been picking cherries in a tree,
en her hair became entangled in a
One da
cu red -at
paper mill
man name
life. It be
pose or oth
mended her for eight daye to sober
The Reeve again mounted his rig
drove her to the jail yard, where
last got rid of her.
—The Ancient Order of Fores
demoestratiom in London on Au
25th premises to be a successful a
so far as the attendance of en
branches of the order goes. Ad
have already been sent to the Sem
of the committee from the orde
Hamilton, Toronto, Pans, Kmear me,
Seafotth, St. Thomas, Woodstock, Bar-
rie, alid other places, signifying their
intention of being present in a body to
take part la the demonstra
of the above towns have p
‘t day t allow the citizens a
et -Lest Friday a; farmer named James
Watson, living in East Sandwich, eight
Milegifrom Windser, went to the Woods
for a load of stave. belts. His little 3 -
year -Old son. was with hirci. Whet he
got ready to leave he place4 the boa on
top of the load, drove out ef the woods
and left the team standipg while he
stepped back to close the gate. The
were young and spirited, and as
s he dropped the rei s they start.
, throwing the boy to the ground.
f the hind wheels pas ed over his
and
e at
ust
air
ide
ion. Some
titioned for
day for ehat
hance be
home
80011
ed o
stant death. Mr. Watson
lost all his children by dip
this pnfortur ate boy. -
—Mr. William Henry,
Onbaido, repotted at N
lice headquarters on Frida
he hed been robbed ef $2,
his way to that city.- Mr.' Henry is a
landowner. He carried htle money in a
smal. hand -satchel. Having occasion to
leave his seat for a moment, he left the
bag hanging to a hook at the side ef the
car. l On returning to hie seat he missed
the hag. He lost all his
take 'him to a Broadway he
cred4 for him until he lee
tallf3R.obert Joyiat, a lad
year of age, son of Tho ais aJbopyttutt, lo6f
Wes Wawanosh, near St Helensi Wag
8.00i entally killed on Tu sday of last
week. tee had gone to a neighbor's,
Mr.4Vntr. Farrier, to borrow a wagon, and
as s n as he had hitched his horses to
it they ran away.; He became entangled
in the lines and was dragged along.the
sue injuries thet he die at Mrt Far-
r:r' house in au hour an a half after -
had recently
of Windsor,
w York pe -
evening that
while on
land secure