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OVENTEENTEE YEAR.
ViliOLIE NUMBER 868.
SEA
ORTH, FRIDAY1 JULY
•
5
25
1884 „
BUSINESS
QR SALE'
A Splendid Chance to go
into the Boot and
Shoe Business.
(By Om
TUERN MANI-
liTS-1-11ING. ' 1
• sun Corresponden
t )
lishing is th1 chief :attraction or
sports just n W. Rock Lake a s d
• (of which Rock ak
;
elision) contain
of ;‘ Jack " fish,: wh
pperainecree totheeupcor
days past ; the t Ja.
n tp settlers wh
axee end naoney j
e to do o11. the ho
winter (in 1879
erypne went fisl
when , you woe
otted here and there
u ly fishing throng.
:Very large fish we1e
tJ weighing 25 pots ds
.atol'a ranged from si
hteen po eds. W here a hsh .r g
hteen or twenty pounder on his
ere was to be a- warm Oast
re the e jinuv defter " wa la
on the . The catch then
rnething n rreons, Eight of us
el for the Ile e one morning in D
her, 1879, en ehe, therMomeser
tisred thirt ve below zero. The
:eing heav e did not reach the fi
i:
, 'rounds u onWe e o'clock. at
ommence •perations, and b for
Own had c ptied enough fila
nr double eig box brimful, su
o keep a • umber of bachelo s' 1
tocked ti o remainder of th
hose day, owever, like the bou
a the pas'. The fishing is etill
out eo sue a big catches are eow
Pe
me
are
On
ta
vi
du
an
to:
bine, River
ely an ee.
ited aneply
similar hi
'ario, but as
nee. In
s a great bo
ions'were s
ere- was litt
rig the frs
almost e
Rock L k
uld find 't
p ople zeal
in the ice.
tinesoaug
t e 'Drainer
ei
ti
ei
The subscriber now offers for sale
at& rate en the,' dollar, and on easy
terms, that busbies& so long and favor -
abiy known as the
• ,
op/Art.2—P4 .1- '
GROVER CLEVELAND.
—
CANDIDATE FOR" THE PAESI-,
DENCY. '
The public career of Grover Cleveland
presents an example of rapid SU00e88
probably unparalleled in the history of
public men. Before his election as
Governor of New York State, he had
held no higher office than that of Mayor
of Buffalo; but his triumehent victory 1
1
over Charles E. Folger, Secretary of the '
Treasury, in 1882, placing him at the II
head of the Empire State by a majority
of nearly two hundred thousand votes, 1 Ithies be
iImake thiri
the owner
itoba. Ru
!other si d
toba, dis
' they will
the retur
with him
the horse
professio
ally hail f
the west
to bay as
not back
rifle. T
" spot " e
devil -ma
Which, to
clearly i
withatan
settler ni
stock if
loss, for
and will
I their int
i excite t14
they wil
days, hi
prospect
thernsel
when es
and the!
I a, stable
I can ma
1 miles b
1 victim
I before
1 in a re
DEMOCRATIC
Ichteic6
fantle
fronr
ragat
iee are
ug per
�berOt,
oteeeds
btwithe
tis line,
;ok
large
eea' and-
ison irs
',nested.
MICE,
LI
MAN
•
SEAFORTH
BOOT AND SHOE
STOIR/M_
The store has been epecialLy fined up
for Boots and Shoes, and can be had at
a law rental. The stock,
amounts to about
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLAR$
13
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to,
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as
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ing
nee
LIU-
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• ent
ers
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are
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e.
11
INTER TIO AL HORSE STE. ere
With tae ap roach of th so
ea on ru rs pf the advent of
ese
esti
ern
gave him the prestige which placed him
in the proud position he now fills as the
-standard-bearer of the Democracy. He
has, moreover, filled every office to
which he has been elected with consci-
has been well bought, and the oods'etee
from the best factoriaes in Cane. The
stock is thoroughly -assorted in every
line, both as to sizes and prices, and as
can be seen. from the
business has teen clone.
entious regard to duty, without e
manifestation of selfish Adherence to his 1
inanaediate persona haterests. ' Come- ,
quently his notnination is satisfactory to 1,
the disaffected a tire Republican party,
as well as productive of great enthusiasm
in the raneis of his own. I
Grover Oletelapd, Governor of New '
York, is a native of New Jersey, born at ,
Celdevell, Essex County, March 18th, '
1837. His father was a minister, andl
the candidate has living relatives pro-
nainent among the protestant clergy, not
to speak of his numerous ancestors..
After -receivieg such instruction as was
procurable frora the common school in;
Vari011 8 places of the paternal residence,
young Cleveland was Bent to the Ace-.
demy situated at Clinton,Oneida cpunty,'
New York. Upon leaving this seat, of
learning, be went to New York City;
where he filled for some time theposi-
tion of clerk in an instill:1601110f charity.
He is next heard of rnaki0 his way
west, in company with an isiaterpri5in
young man, with Cleveland, Ohio, as his
objective point ; but vieitir4 while on
the way,an Oriole residinig in'BuffaIds h
was induced to remain in: that city, a
clerk in the store of his *dative. 11
was eighteen years of e-ge at tha
time, an ambitious young fello
possessed of the desire to be
COMO • a successful la,wyee. Ili
uncle favored this aspirationan
we soon find the youth a Clerk i
the office of a prominent law firm an
at the same time enjoying the Comfort
of a good home at his relative's hone
Ete was admitted to the Bar - in 18'.
His first political office was as Assista • t
District Attorney for the County of Eri
under C. C. Torrance. He held t
position three years; until the end
his superior's term of office, hen
was nominated for District Attc,rneY
_
books, a large
Pendieg the sale of the stock in bulk,
I will continue to sell in quantities to
suit purchasers at very low prices', as
the stock must be disposed. of in Kline
way, so that I can give my persdnal
tteution to my grocery business at Mr.
Ilorrison's old stand.
Don't fail to read every word of
new price hst jest issued. 1Goods
positively be sold at the prices
tioned therein.
our
will
en-
GROCERIES.
The neW Cheap Grocery
uow in full blast, where
the highest prices for
the best qualities
Store is
you cau get
your prod. -flee and
of Fresh Grooeeies
owest living profits.
the Democratic ticket, but w
ed. In 1870, five years after th
lae was elected Sheriff of Erie
0
•
1
s defee
faller
Count
and in November, 1881, wa elect
mayor of Buffalo by a decided inajprit .
His incumbency of the office as s c-
cessful and popular. In the F 11
election of 1882 Mr. Cleveland wee
elected Governor of New Yfrk, ais
administration gives great. satisfacticln,
avowed without stint by the hest men
is cIefn
artial.
11
•
Preserving Sugars the cheap!est in
Seaforth.
Teas in
great land , at low
prices, and every article to be found in
a first-cla.ss grocery store.
Variety
in both political parties. It
vigorous, independent and irn
—While walking along the.
in Mitehell one day last' week
Square, sr., was trippedtip
Give Us Et trial.
GEO. GOOD,
Main Street, Beaforth.
sidew
Mr. Jo
y a lo
lk
11
to dirculate. T
exq,eedingly inte
f s ock in Soutl
mg stolen horses fio 'a
of the • line into
ing of thein for w al
ring in cash, anIi t
trip, taking a f esh
s the usual pro ra
hiefe These men a e thox
a s in their line. The
m Montana or so e ti
rri territories. Wb.en
ey :sometimes i4, t
•rd in using a evo
e ol4 eettler seld m
orse thief. He has
-hare, swaggering e.pp
those who have or+ be
licates his profe sio
1
ug ' this fa.ct, b4we
u.t keep a close w1 te
wortld guard hi12sel
ese!outlaws are v ry
ten disgnise the sel
thins so thoroughly
suspicions of anyohe.
ften be in a neighbor
g ip the ravines by
g by night, anl o
s are any the wiser
ything is careful y r1
004 is darkehey eseen
ake as many horsest,
e, and before da*n r
1,4 the line. As so°
oPeiers his loss (wiilih
rnieg) he gives th1ea1ai
rkebly short time a " v
e" is on the trail thiifsl
was on an ,expe itio
tit ,a year ,ego. For
stolen by twmmee
lying about 40 or 50 nai
.4 nan who was hn th
us the news earle one
th t the Men and h
e nine miles distaInt, 3u
interoolonial boend r
t tickle theth alon
way, unobserved,
ssista.nce. The neva
lad I in less than , hal
Or fifteen men, artne'-
1 rifl s, shotguns, :etc.
rpatlh. An hour's dr
to Ithe horses, biiit t
ade themselves scerce
rises . ack into Caead
El ort the party sca ter
0
the event of
deed so ser
views on t
thally wh
vi tors in t
These tw
o the boendary until the Tuesd4
night foIloesing when they came ove
into our iaannicipality, took four horse
able of a settler and onc
ed southward. This time
ettlere wboFa horses were
wed the thi ves. Arriving
d.
.5
their antimony demise. In
ngly do they 'advance thei
e aituation that the part
el and leave the thieve
is bloodless encounter.
o worthies la3 around sout
from the s
More star
the two
stolen toll
at Fort Llotten, sevent
south,. they 'emelt that
passed th4t point onl
before the
their case
Fort who
Solitary I
the Lelia
end also t
elonging
actics of
unawares
large party of whites h
despatch: d the men ari
self of th ir outfit.
When settler lose
way, eve if he does re
he is at.c nsiderable 1
mention d instance
parties ri covered their
they wer ont of pocke
instance where horse
loss has
year an
ing out
from thi
and, till:
the red
them b
case ha
critics a
not rece
of Dec
men we
possessi
the ow
obliged
cousins
menag
we do If a man
for st
We pun
stolen
A Fre
City,
Ma,nit
traced
and wi
the th
to the
convieLe
five yeas at Stoney
other bind the A.
have no law that pr
of a per on bringing
Unite
The o
ting a
bring
the c
the c
the m
IS
la
111
a
11
11!
1 :
4 1
e
111 11
111
corona
gore.
kind a
had be
framer
of here!
broggle
mornin
only so
of the
caring
stolen I
obtainrapidl!
twelve'
volver
the w
came
had
the h
of an
to hu
dead
a frui
8E1
plank, and he fell heavily to t e grourid,
breaking the bridge of his nose.
—In a rural section of the county ot
100 miles from Stratford, says the Bea-
con, resides a swain who recently t ok
uuto hianaelf a wife. The oung 1 dy
had several former admirers to whom
the thought occurred that it wouldbe
just the correct to give he bride a
small token of their esteem. Now wileat
should it be? That was th.o ber ing
question, for anybody could insult' the
bride with the hollow mocke
cent glass butter dish and. ni
brass knife to match, but the
something right royal, and
king in conception. What
y of ria
kle pl
•r8 Mt19
orthy
could
more appropriate to the oc asion
berries, and accordingly th.* each de-
cided to devete a day to berrying en a
neighbor'e " patch " where berries ripe,
red, and luscious abounded. So on
o the flum-
e tereitery
of a man whose name was hn. John
attended to the ministrations of the
venerable Mr. MacKillumd al, and. in
the choir sang "Oh what wretpied
land is this that yields us o supply,"
our heroes sang, "The
yields a thousand sacreds
and. by the time the minis
and sixteenthly"itheir p
Eddy of Hullo were full, an so.was the
gratitude of the recipient, tb whom we,
with the donors, wish that their ctip of
bliss will always remain frillSeand her
saucer of berries always be ruenitig
over.
ten
ted
be
f
be
an
day with this -end in view,
ber of seven, they invaded l t
SO
11
•
SS
ill of
eets,"
er re
ils, eac
t up the outlaws end
✓ alive. All forenoon
less Elearch. Noon co
nts" assemble foi In
council of war ie he
to spend an hone o
innt. Just as this c
arrived at a shoat is Ileea
strag0 r, who comes furilon
the p His informetio
thieve ar just beyon,da,
prairie ning for dear lif
atelyilt arty are in full cha
ing hor distance the pu
with twe hundred yards
tives heia the latter hal
their would-be captors; fi
sam ime a couple of r
as a prelude to their item
then nfo m the " Coremi
Beier g t eir renaarks *it
'flow of pr fauity, that they
land o th free, that they
take alive, that the311
man of the party as pod
bein oaptured, and voluil
for leer scarcely releman
CEL81 warm disonss
tak • la e ainongst the
two • in strong nihilisti
and to exterminate t
fort
jori
vie
wel
thi
edg
the
the
tho
res
ch
me
118
Ca
all
th
th
vig
whic
reset e
in th4
ion
etc.,
hod
aia
a
ru
✓ arrival. .
efore the Coinmander of t
mmediately despatched o e
dian purenit. Next d y
returned wlth the hors, B,
e rifles, revolversenoney,
miles to t
heir men ,h
e few hon
ey then la
to the thieve. Adopting
is race he o pt up to the
and had ace° plished wha
d failed to d
possessed hi
a team in t
over them ag
ss. In the 1
Although he
horses pronap ly,
$100. In other
were stolen, the
wo
iv -
len
er,
to
ing
the
th-
did.
end
the
d the team t ken
ber. Then when
is team he WaS
expenses. Our
line do
gs as well
is arrested
aling horses in the States,
him the B me as if they were
Manitoba,. A case in oint.
men stole a team at alley
ota, and ringing the into
disposed f them. He was
y Canadia officials, arr sted,
in two wee s from the ti e of
the horses ad been ret rned
wner, the ief was trie and
and is no v serving a te m o
Mountain. •n th
ericans appe r t
eides for the trial
stolen goods i to th
ntry
f get
is t
udin
do i
whic
$5,00
Som
stole
houl
con
is
bot
ime
ely
X.
I6
#
•
mer
orse
ntry
for
ani -
the
ani -
ever
, 011
Uetfiotf
ough
ener-
rei
riven
eonf
are
✓ Or
IS to
wild,anee
him,
Not-
, the
n his
•ainst
[ming
•s and
ot to
ndeed
od for
y and
e but
Then,
anged,
upon
s they
many
as the
is not
m, and
gilance
ing for
of this
horses
from a
es east
ir trail
Sunday
ea were
at south
. Not
he had
order to
spread
n hour
ith re -
ere on
and we
thieves
Sending
charge
utending
ke them,
spent in
and the
, during
and it Is
o , longer
lesion i
from a
y towards
i that the
11 in the
Ioarnedi-
e. Driv-
ers 001128
the fugi-
and face
at tlae
om shots
s. They
inter -
copious
re in the
1 never be
drop as
i le before
✓ other in.
o the 0°
at once
ty, one or
el)"vermin'
roclivities
great ma-
* in their
s ould. leave
while the
lees at the
xionSly for
blembers of
nt at the
rave ae a
railing the
tentt argu-
w the utter
empting to
pohat out
at Most of
ding upon
estitute in
131
McLEAN 33110S., Publisher&
1.1.50 a Year, in Ad.vance.
and fears are awakened if the stook is
br
de
th
at
-113
st
n lat into Montreal and that disease
eloped when they arrive i England
t tho Dominion Gevernm nt
be scheduled.
e oldest Presbyterian Miniater
ono
Canadp„ the Rev. Thee Fraser, died
M utreal last week, aged 93. He was
or ain,ed 65 years ago, and his firsit
aro in Canada was in the town ef
aga •a, which. he held for Many year
little boy named Jerry Leonar
b lon ing to Hamilton, stubbed his t e
at.in t a plank twp weeks ago, wed
d. d f om lock-jaw the other day. The
rt was between the big ind second_
t es of his foot.
butchers ;began lest
ss on the no-cash-eo.
have forrhed a po 1,
sells on credit • ill
been still grdater. Some
t valued at 600 were st
a half ago Iteam and d
county a,bou the 1st Octo
n into the Wes. Owin
ape in conne tion with get
Lok through the customs,
ing to be sub Med to the a
Washingto , the owner
ve the prope ty until the
mber follow ng, although
e arrested a
n pf in Oct
er obtained
to pay $3e
aoroes th
these thi
•
•
a
—The Windso
eek to do busin
eat plan. The
d the one wh
aye to whack u
through the
tseenty Mi1111
expired.
Hit
pdtato bug h
the vicinity
like- 'insect,
(14oieckediunreitiss
eviiiitnheorf and
dect in kill
e
hloped seme
that will preve effectual in exterminat-
Mg the insect. .
1 —A wido lady n
ireseed, a seusatio
labile! ro
mith,
et pia
as h
body of Oliver, and in
es after the aceident he
rted that a new variety of
s made its appearance in
f Marton. It is a spider -
without wings, but very
movements. Its mode of
to burrow under the ,onter
otato, causing the vines to
Ile. Paris green has no
ng the 'Jest, but it is to be
remedy will be discovered
bench
amed Mrs. Martin
e. in Walkerton by
ten-eggi g the Rev. Win.
Blethodist inister, in the mar-
e, brfore a large crowd. She
ong t befo e the Mayor and a
of Magistrates, and fined $10
—A,young SOU Co H. Watts, of Law- nd cots. Mrs. Martin was a Sunday
nee, strayed ewriet frone home on chool teacher in the Methodist church,
atueda,y la,st, and after searching and the aseault aro e out of a scandal-
' im 'ens report effecting er character, which
40 • on Mr. Smith.
ad leman, fter inspecting the
to 8 of L ndon, Nissouri, Bid-
illivray, Williams, Warwick
wnshe
assistance wee speedily retidered. The
everal hours is , father espied
eated in a crotcla of a large oak tree,
et O:rom the ground. The urchin
limed up the tree land was afraid
esc nd again.
cow belonging to a .poor wid
ndsay on which she depended
• living, was found !dead the other
np osed to heve been poisoned
ars Green, but on holding a p
tem a large siZed darning ne
found piercing! the heart of the
heart was larger than a patent
she got the needle is,. a. myster
W. E. Fee, a, strong temperance
ma end connected with the Dominion
All ance, has presented a petition to
the Secretary of State's Department at
Ottawa, claiming that the petition of
the anti -Scott men of Helton handed in
wa not valid, in as much as it had been
pered with while in the hands of the
riff at Halton.
.A. scheme on foot amon
era in the neighborhood of H
, Dundee and' Waterdown, to
se the Dundee manila from
vernment, and transfer it i
vete shooting and. fishing pro
O scheme is being matured now
probably getinto definite sha
eek or two. 1
The following are the fixtures
ovincial election trials: West M
not
as
here
8
If
1
8
tates from a foreign co
available 17a.y they have
depredator of this class
na up on a •harge of defr
orns, which they usually
of horse thieves, and for
ximuna pen ty is a fine of
or th, ee years imprisonment.
' less e pensive plan of recovering
prope ty than that nowin vogue
be in ugerated betiseen the two
tries, as the prote tion of attic
i
vital mportaricet the settler o
sides of the line a d for some
come these depredations are li
conti tie.
Roe •Lake County, J
1
cl
11
a
timi
light
tion
Tor
trict
can
first
the
11
11
'ant
ith
ar
an
en
✓ s h ve fortified the
ravine, looking
✓ su of our discuseion
ar growing eloq
ht f filling an eterl
of the rashness ,lin
s farther, advance
s hi endeavoring rto s
1 seness and folly of
t these men. Th
nlasege upon the fee
have families de
vs ich would be lef
while other, t
more con-serva
#.1
hold that they
ugh alone. ;.1M.
n
e
ly 8th, 1884.
— •
Ca ada.
o Normand farmers w
ed to the tine of $150
ing rod swi dlers.
he working en had a de
itt favor of th striking pri
nto on Satur ay night Wit.
The fisherme
complain of
fishing in Ca
Three Cana lens are a
three hundr in the first
neen's prize competition
of the King
he conduct of
adian waters.
ong
stage
t Wi
'fate the Don River at Torento rind
drowned. This is the fou th ,
ning case in the Don within four9.
;
The post office at Peterhof° was
larized . lasti Friday ni ht, ud
00 in stamps and $1,00 in c sh
• stolen frohe the vault. Pr es -1
als worked the job.
The Port Flury people ere c
dug to rebn4d. The town pres
appearance 1 a western geld
,the busines
rd shanties.
A brakesma
elph, was killed at Brae
nday last. ge was con
d was cangh
'lied inetantl
�I
aS
He
Ho
she blame
—A ;gen
;wheat fiel
dnlph,: Mc
land Lobo
I generally
'any large
wheat wa
one field
Democrat
side the 1
entirely.
than fall,
think the
—An aq
Godfrey's'
Gill, a la
running
hand in t
relieve hi
also got
rollers.
was off a
his righ
badly be
children were rescued. alive, but the
woman perished. The body 'was soon
afterwards reeovered. Mra. Rune). is
known to have'for some years back been
occasionally i1188.11.3, but in other respects
was a harmlesa woman.
—An awful sudden death occurred in
Quebec Ileonday, a strong !hearty farmer
named Burke; being suddenly struck
dead by heart disease while raishig a
glass of brandY to his lips in a hotel.
—So fur thefarmers in Quebec dis-
trict ere becoming despondent at the
prospects of Bring their bay, the wet
weather having now prevailed for-seven-
st ivithout intermission.
ow
for
ay,
by
st-
die
ow.
ail.
ta
sh
'4
fa
to
eh
Pr
wi
a,
‚4'
the
mil-
pur-
th
to al
erty
, an
pe 1
th
ddle
•, on the 5th of August, before J dge
tterson and Galt, at London; Cer
11, on the 20th August, before Judge
rguson and .Rose, at Orang ville';
nth Renfrew, on the 20th A gust,
fore Jiedges Burton and Galt, a Pe -
beoke.
I —Several of tb.e notable cures
lines of St. Anne de Beasipre
rted among the 1,300 eilgrim
tely returued home. Miss Pin
ussell county, Ontario, who had
e,4 for years past from an . app
ihcerable nervous disorder, was
cin a chair to the shrine, and ia
fUll possession of her locomotiVe
—Although the courts of M
ave refused to extradite John
and ordered laie liberation from c
Detective Cornish and other A
officers still remain in town to
his movements. The lex-presi
the Second National Bank can
take a step in the streets witho
shadowed by one or other of the
—One day last week an eight-
ebn of Mr.. James Bryisns,
Went into the dam for a swim
iterprise at Which he was fairly
!Unfortunately he slipped betw
logs which are boomed in the d
although he made efforts to esc
pending death he was unable
; cate himself from his position.
I drowned.
; —Thompsori and Reid, the
; charged with causing the death
1
0
0
.1
re vic-
ach by
onstra-
ters in
ton
Am
bledon.
- ast Thursd
a
a
fell
was
dro
we
bur
we
Bi0
rae
th
cit
bo
,0
1
111
fr
th
y a boy name
8 -
he
of
being carried o
named Sweeney, f
tford
ling
bet
ight train, a
buffers and
The Scott
et has been
A thabaskaville, Quebec, by
01 11,252. The umber of vo
le
in the ociunty f the act wee
th number of rites polled
was only 235. '
—Manitoba 1
e marriage
vernment co
ge license,
ung men an
moval to the
w rning and. "
tere.
—The Department of Ag
taking all possible precanti
t e cholera emerge reaching
A vessel fronf an infected
arrived at Miraraiche The G
! tions to have
•
ri
apparently
of poor sett
lects $7.50 fo
against i
women, wh
Northwest, s
nckle to" be
has sent metre
i es—Ft eoBefet :1 edur i'mhbue
i
50,000 shing
eter McLar
ingston and
he bush fires
eeks ago.
—The cattle traders of
coming agitilted ova the
o let Ameri
rom Montan
flown that
disesseprev
•
arrie
maj
ef3 p
,487
again
PP°6
erS.
a
On
me
ould
ore
iCUlt
118 a
Ur
istri
over
it car
dred and. fift tho
valued at $ 3,00
es, the prope ty
n, were burred
embroke rail
hich occarre
ay
the
ontre
prop
nt
ine
om
on
n 8
een,
1 iii
ritY
lled
and
stit
-
a.t th
re r
sw
rad,
stiffer -
render
arried
IOW
0
13
istribn
umber
ound
here t
heat
ter wa
pring
•
s reports the midge
ed, but nowhere in
s. Michigan amber
ost affected, and in
is variety and the
ere growing side by
free from the pes
heat is less injure
ut in no instance does h
oss will exceed. ten per cent
ident happened in. Ellis
woollen mill, Galt, to Georg
s old. The boysega
ker, and got his left
, and while trying t
m his horrid positio
ht hand -between th
It was found that his left ar
ove the elbow, three fingers
hand severed and anoth
ken. The lad has no relativ
in this country, eying come out fro
England a coupl of years ego with on
of Miss acpher on's contingents.
—On Friday 1 st ae Mrs. None, who
resides ear Ott wa, was lightang a fire
to prepare dinne , her .clothee by same
means b ame ignited. When die0ov*
ed by th neighb re she was g. meee ref
flames, nd her flesh was burned to a
crisp fr m the knees to the forehead.
She lin ered in terrible agony till four
o'clock he next morning when she
pired.
np to h
those a
ings by petting
forty-fis-e years
a tailcal s cutter,
—On Sunday
young peen nun
home is in Mic
at Str Orgy an
intend hg to go
about bre° mil
to pie
comp
took
Laco
picket
to be
horse
stopp
has be
13 yea
wool pi
e roller
self fr
his ri
teen days alm
—Professor Wiggins, of Ottawa, says
that an infus'on of taraxacuin vulgate
or common tansy, taken both. as a drink
and as a aye. er will effectaally prevent
the spread of holera. has tried it
on dlterent yrobes and it kills them
inst ntaneouely. He says its general.
use Will wipe cholere from Europe
in 2e hours.
—Thos. Wansborough, old, resident
of Erin, was found dead. in a potato
field about 11. o'clock on Tuesday night
of list week. His throat Was cut in a
frightful roauner,and beside him lay the
kre4e with which he doebt performed
the awful deed. -Wansborcugh had been
hoeing potatoes in the field, and riot
coining home at the appointed time
sea
res
de
sto
ch was made for him With the above
It. The deceased wa S ant old resi-
t of Erinrand at one time kept a
e in Erin village. Latterly he has
ben living on a farm abcait one and a
quarter miles east of the Tillage. He
leaves a wife and large family to mourn
hiS loss.
a recent meeting 6f the Mhais-
terial Association M Georgetown the
following resolution was, unanimously
adopted: "That we as en association
regard the Scott Act ae having been
clearly beneficial to the ,cause of tem-
perance in Halton, even in tlae face of
determined opposition a a other serious
disadvaptages ; and furt
that ha the future its
tend more to promote t
merality, &Rd therefore
OW8 S.
ntre 1
. Eno,
stody;
erican
watCh
ent of
hardly
t being
• I
ear-eld
Eloka,
an en -
expert.
en the
in, end
pe
o extri-
nd as
From the time of the aceide t
r death he continually begged
out her osterminate her Heifer-
er to death. She was
Id, and her husband,
lives at Mattawa.
morning 13th instan a
d.49.mson-Lacort,wh se
Wes, hired a livery rig
started out for a drive,
UB far as Glenco. When
s on his way he stopeed
up a ye ug lady who was to Ro-
py him. While waiting the horse
right a d ran away, throw lig
/i.
out on the hard road. When
up shor ly after, he was found
lead, his neck being broken. he
an oboe four miles before it
e Brant ord counterfeiter, Yon
n sent
al Con
wo boys
of Mar-
tin, at a lacrosse match at Tor nto,srd
discharged by the coroner's jury, ere
re -arrested oro a warrant issued at the
en-
eir
er, we believe
operations wili
Paperance and
ledge ourselves !
to use ewes lawful means to defeat the
948
preemie effort to repeal tbe Scott Act in
tbis county." Both par
ing for the coming confl
arty of the Provirace ar
ties are organ-1z-
''.ct. The liquor
e concentrating
heir effeets for a repeal; of the Act in
'thee county.
—Mr. Robert Br , ks, firet line,
Plympton, fonud last week the skeleton,
of a man buried under more than two
loads of ashes on a Ilgla, sandy kiaoll.
The bare skull measered twenty-one
inches, and was in sha e evid.ently thae
of a savage. The h ,nes indicated a
person of great stature. . The teeth were
sound, and the head Was perfectly en -
easel in material of clay sand finely
broken stones that were; hard and brittle,
but when in a plastic ?state had been
carved.aud marked with the characters
andeokens of the tribe. He - had no
doubt been a chief, and was buried
beneath the council fits. Many things
fOrmd in that section show that it had.
once been a battle field.
—A serious blasting
Saturday, in a Well in
Hill had been at work
ng, I ing the rock with Bar
ext after preparing a char
the ladder to await it
Uri 1121
own for trial at the n
t. Developments show
the men to haye been most daring iiael
successful. It is known that he once
eerved. seven , years in the States for
counterfeiting at Jackson, Michigan.
It is asserted that hundreds of dollars'
oin made by him aro in
Brant, Haldimand, and
, he having two or three
- places. Hi 9 betrayer
trap and exposed him in
• a large reward offered
elision.
. Johns fishermen belong-
temiest of County Crown Attorney wester aohooner, A. bie
ton, who will make them stand t e rescued on Friday last
trial before a jury for the killrig. 40 miles east of St. Pierre Island at the
Thompson about a year ago killed a boy point of death. The men left their
named ROSS, brit escaped without pun- vess 1 in six dorries on the morning of
ishment. , . 1 Jule 8th on the Grand Banks to take up
—There is strong, sespicion that the • their trawls. ' It WELB blowing strong
township of Erin is tieing visited. Illy a with a dense fog. The crews got astray
gang of horselthievee. A few nights ago, owed about for 30 'sours, hoping to
says the Guelph Serenry, a valuable the ve' eel, then headed for St.
,
animal was Missing from the pasture e, a dist
field of Mr.; C. McMillan, and has not days an
been recoveeed. Since then another water o
fine horse has been taken from Mr. ioked t
Ferguson's farm. People in other parts ierre.
of the country would do we 1 to look drifted
A. horri
Wed -
ay last
wort
circul
other
Man
led
orde
for h
ing te
F. M
of bad
tion in
countie
factnrin
m into
to obtai
8 appre
welve S
the G-1
rris, we
Id t�
The
mar -
aide.
itate
tale
Par -
re if3
ainat
oree.
t has
ment
fully
sand
• edd
f Mr.
n the
uring
e tWol
and;
real?
Pier
four
foea
St.
cdo
nes'
Rai
dd
wit
Me
ba
oth
ner
loc
unf
ren
col
after their hprses at night.
—A constable in London
discovered a novel method
owners for stray dogs. "
see a strange dog on the at
the constable, "1 just pick n
and let fly ae him. Of cour
howling in the direction o
and I wateh' the gateway o
where he enters. In this
scored $7 fot the corporation
past week."
—A young man pained Jo eph Kitt,
18 years old, was drowned o the Can-
ada Southern Railway pier a Amherst -
burg on Thursday night last week'. His
brother and sister, who wer with him,
a
left him to go home about 0 o'clock,
and the deceased not co ing home
search was Made for him. The lantern
he used for fishing had. ben knocked
al- ere
osition
an shippers rmgi stOck
to that port. It is well
he fatal foot -and -Month
in the Virefitern States,
•
Eas has
of finding
heneVer I
eeteLsaid
a tone
e he runs
his ome,
• d rway
manner I
during the
from its fastnings on the per, a
hat was found a short dis4nce
the pier on the beach.
—On Thursday of last vs
d his
below
ek, a num-
ber of yonng men went on a shooting
expedition near Deseronto. They pro-
ceeded np the Napanee road, and had
covered about a mile when game was
sighted, and Chas. Patton raised his
gun to bring down a night -hawk. He
turned around to get a better aina at the
bird, and his gun prematurely went off.
When the smoke had cleared he found.
that the charge of buckshot had entered
the breast of Albert Olive , Bored An-
drew Oliver, carpenter, Deaeronto, who
was standing only ten feet from the
muzzle of the fowling -piece. . Setae
particles of the led went corepletely
nce of 200 miles. D
nights they were wi
rest. Three fishin
em up and took th m to
Their captain, Morrifi, and
ut to sea.
le accident occurred; Wed -
eek on the Intereolonial
way ne r Riviera du Loup. ghe
n expres going at full speed collided
a. Iaand car upon which. were tlatee
knockilag two of them into the air,
ring
bout
ves-
ccident occurred
!Belleville. Chafe
in the well blast-
ey Hodgins, and
e they ascended
discharge. The
report was not heard, and thinking the
fuse had not been properly adjusted,
ena of the well
rtain the cause of
ely the fire ignited
was thrown p s
rice of nine feet,
when he was caught by Hodgins, wao •
had him at once properly cared fbr;
Hill's shoulders, heeds, hips and f
were burnt in a terri le manner, but
Ili
bones were broken.
—Major Walsh, w o ha.s just retur ed
to Winnipeg from the West, fully On -
firms the report of settlers being iel a
state of alarm over the frequency with
which raids amongst:them are made by
Misaouri roustaboute from across he
international boundary in Monte a.
as for a time b
audits, who de ote
direction of pl n -
off the horses and
Hill went to the bot
and lit a match to asc
the delay. Immedia
the powder and Hill
out of the hole a dist
y injuritig them, and crush'
r to death in a most sicker=
pieces the flesh adhering
motive wheels. The wife
g the
man -
,o the
the
f the
rtnnate" victim and her eight child -
were on,the train at the time and a
ection was taken up for them ernong
the, passengere.
-I-Mrs. Kennedy, of Clarendon orth,
bee a peculiar old gobbler. n the
speing he tclok a very serious noltion to
hatch, whereupon Mrs. Kennedy put
ii
him on a nest of goose eggs, Bald he at-
tended to business faithfully and rought
out in due time seyen young gyslings.
Since that time he has exercised the
greatest care and attachment for them,
welking with them several grace during
the day down to the creek, where the
littlegoslings amnee themselvespuddling
in the water while he awaits patiently
their return to accompany thern back
to the home). Mr. George Towell, also
of Clarenden North, has a gobbler that
hatched out 21 chickens.
1—On Thursday morning laet week
Mrs. G. 'teazel, wife of Constable Roe-
*, ofgSt.:Catlaerines, with her three
cbildren, Went down to one of the locks,
end after looking about for some time,
she thre-w the children into the canal
blow the lock and plunged in herself.
he children were all of tender years.
he mad sot, however, was seen, and
The whole country
infested -with those
their energies in th
dering and carrying
cattle of the settlersi Those freebooters,
consisting principally of cowboys end
American Indians, extend all along the
frontier from Cypres Hills,to the Tur-
tle Mountain district. The lives as
well as the propertY of settlers are en-
dangered by thee
some instances, ha
twee the efforts of
—The Brantfor
Not only do the
bandits, who, in
e even put at on -
the Mounted Police.
Expositor says:
English :BpariOWB
which overrun our, city drive all ng
and other birds feom our midst i but
teeted as murderers
ose who have pet
trict watch if ehey
ors. The folloWing
murderous prdpen-
ive our reason for
of our citizens had
no of which Was a
e bird, and had been
for eleven years.
in these two was
a cock sparrow was
canaries to tbe side
d and deliberately
'they have been d
of canaries, and t
birds need to keep
are hung out of d
instance of their
sities will serve to
the warning. On
a pair of Canaries,
particularly favori
in their poesessio
The cage contain
hung outside and
seen to entice the
of the cage with
attack them with his beak, peeking
their beads alraoet entirely off. The
little murderer th
shed near by, whe
cage as if to &seer
was complete or
•
11 flew to the top of a
e he stood: eyeing the
sin whether the job
ot.
—The Clinton New Era says: "A
gentleman who v sited Goderich this
week says thatnolt only was grass grow-
ing in the streets
f
but they are bein used as a goose pas-
tureover one henedthofatlittletheseoreaptinarcee:
being ootmted t eaureyohno;w.s„onaIet ispegoupiltee
hold the idea the :she: is noeritheihng this geese
tthilet°tIsacren ow Era man doeS
not intend to
Stunmer.
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