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MILLINERY
AT A GREAT
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!.MONTH.
UL,
NM MAN
gtTla,
who has marched,
re of the Prohibi-
day of its organiza-
e best infornaered:
bers of the Conven
„ Maryland's little
ent delegation, from,
women there were
Stewart," aged and
antis B. Willard,
chief roraoter of
America ; 2&113.
4ttiS ; Mrs. Burt, of
I, of Connecticut,
rs, their sisters in
stian Temperance -
races among tha
n the important
ade motions, and
n all reepects dis-
til° delegates aa
en folks." There.
her political con
-
d song, amen and
God" and "Praise -
mingled with the
oughtful, aged (leis-
espondent : "Well,
gathering; there
xeligiora in it fat a
, and a little tota
arep-meeting." Iti
, hearty crowd, <It
The speeches were
tabiy that of Mise
ex Governor St-
orPresident of the
Governor's nomi-
'e made, although
were named from
rohn and Daniels.
antis.' ticket, that-
ste. The platform
tral idea, being the
the ntaufactu-re,
f liquors as a bev-
evas denounced as
•
the people. Drs
of temperance,
I ard in its behalf
ould not have been
irg fellowship. Ha
intnending to the -
es the passage of
license mea,sure.
i:J.,.'„ who had been
-ler, suffered with
nd old. Democrats
is wonderful Con
"grand. old par -
y the Prohibition
o harm. will come
he Pittsburg Co" -
la
ta
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SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
VniOLE NUMBER 871.
$1,500.00 !
one Thousand Five
Hundred -Dollars
has to be raised be-
fore lst September.
GREATER BARGAINS
THAN EVER AT THE
SE.ALFOR,r111-1
BOOT STORE,
judicious expenditure is true
economy, and everyone will promote
their own interests by taking advantage
of the present extremely low prices at
the
BOOT STORE,
Parties needing Boots and Shoes for
present wear, or for fall and winter,
oan effect great savings by buying this
mouth. A mammoth stock of Men's
Long Boots for $1.50 per pair, and up-
wards ; 150 pairs of Boys' Lozig!Boote
for $1.35, and. upwards. Over 1,000
pairs of Ladies' Fashionable Peb Bel -
Monis, for 900 and upwards.
A great variety of Boys' and Girls'
1
strong school Boots. Oizes-4, 5, 6, 7,
8—capper toes and. riveted bottoms,
regular stove kickers., for 500 a pair.
Men's and Boys' Felt and Straw
Hats at desiring out pries. Reductions
on these goods vary froiln 10 per cent.
j to 30 per cent.
INSPECTION INVITED.
—ALSO AT
M. :.MORRISPN'S
Old Stand, a firstelass stock of FRESH
G400ERIES, which -we are offering at
'west living profits. Special value in
Teas, parties buying five pounds and
upwards, will be supplied at greittly re-
duced prices. Ali qualities and prices
iti Sugars. XXX White Wine Pickling
Vinegar and Pure Spines, and all other
articles to be found in a Best -class
grocery eatablishment.
Agent for the Herby Climax
Cattle Feed Company, London, the
hest and cheapest feed on the market.
GEO. GOOD,
SEAPORTS.
SEAFORTH, ITRIpAys AUGUST 15, 188.
Notes of a •Tri Thrpugh the
Qu'Appell Region.
A METHODIST TEA -1 EETIN0 IN THE
NORTH EST.
The Rev. W. L. R tledge of Winn
peg, gives the fallow' g spin account 4f
a trip he recently m de to 'he Qu'A
pelle district. He sae s: ,
During the last al olith t ere was la
Methodist church an olV8TB9.1 , tea tree
ing and carcip-rneetiog, to attend" d
in the West. The ' ev. RI . Staffor
the president of our conference, was e
petted to be present, and w la announe-
ed as one of the a tractio s ; but 14e
I
could not go, and as felt li e taking a
holiday, in the wor s of Ihe colored
preacher I once heard at c lion Springs,
"1 kindly conseuted o take Ibis place "
-Se we set out early Manda0- morui
soma.two weeks ago,
oe Q u',A.p pel le,
say we, for there were fout of us.
thought it would take about. that ma
to make tip far one president. , The tr
was not altogether new to Me, as I h.
been -over the. same roundgfast B
on this OCCaSi011, iustead of staying clo
by the railway, I drove about the cou
try a great deal, visiting differeut settl
merits, and iu this way I think I ha
got a better idea of how things are goi
on ; and certainly I WO as , never d
before—that we have coailtry whi
is great—at all events, in thie futur
We have room enough to ao anythin
and soil good enough to produce'almo
anything ; and as for ,lneat4 they a.
as the old Latin proverb pits it, "n
ta'io we would
see anything of
are convinced o
in the Northwe
be rewarded wit
On the Syke far
used. It is wl rke
engines, oneton 1eaol
These draw the plo
making nine fu
The day I visit
using a harrow
The plow is no
for breaking pis
sown on the so
the furrows it
the advantage
decaying grass.
crops on the Ed
to those in othe
promise the av
ever ave expecte to
t egad ." The far ers
this? hat good far ing
t 1 lmost invari bly
a le harvests.
a steam plow is
by two • trac ion
ide of the *eld.
rom side to ide
row at each pass ge.
d t farm they ere
in h same mans er.
t c u idered a sue ess
pos if grain is to be
wit ut bacl-settin as
ake re too deep t get
th nutriment of the
0 i4g to this the nit
ley farm are not e ual
ekt,but second c •ops
ield.
onday after con
a rive for the •ea•
uite proms:ion
e on spirited Aors-
by thriving far-
stly filled ith
re as ptentif 11 as
young men riv-
is from the towns
ourselves. T *ere
wn by oxen, and
pi ponies. I
ctly, for I sh
ustice, espea
But, regal.
n tive nondes
• ahnost amyl,
s to;do anythin
man drivi
i sweetheart
me hour as o r-
he wished to
b t his horse vet s a
a provided wi
nd great etre
oae did Ihe
cond of the
On his ar
ratutated on
b. of muscle
en we learned
1 aster in Easte
•
piag
a,ge 3
a About three o cloc
the people bop to
meeting. We f un
P
d --Iyoung men nn
11 •
t es 13Man spans
e mers, the wag
children, for ch
flawers in' the p
ink, their girls;
in livery rigs
were wagons, t
e
ndt a few by sh
h I spell the nam
net like to do
t • to a sbagginapp
of spelling, it
11 pony, -which c
, bet positively r
We arrived at Qu'Appelle station In
multa sed multum." a
tioeurry. One
the middle of t e night, teue.. early next 1 tidy —presum a
Qif Appall° at
morning took h rse and buggy and set
out for port Qa Appelle. The For s selves, and nat
in a valley some 300 feet or obelo e
things up in s
surrounding country. I dont kno h w BIT agginaPP,i•
long this valley is, but I wet}, told the I %alp of great 1
might drive 40 or 50 miles in either di- acid to saoh go
rectioia and atillsfind myself in it. The it thart he cam
view from the table land as veiti a - string of oonv
WO heard hi
proach on either side is very hea,utif I
and picturesque. As we saw it, t o i hands on his
t
the secret was
feet lay two lakes—Echo and. Fishing'—
connected -by the narrow, but dee Qi
Appelle river. The lakesabout t.
miles wide, stretch from side to side
the valley, and the little town lies
either sidoof the river, bet veen the
It would be difficult to find place mo
t
delightfully situated, and it has ad' ea
become quite a summer res rt.
are beautiful drives in alma
rection. 0[16- gOing west
sometimes takes you half
cliffs, affording a maguilic
the valley, the other leadii
the pebbly beach of the lake
shrubbery on the side 'of
abundant, and the bushes ar
Saskatoon berriea and ally
quitoes and flies. A drive
leacliug to the EtOttlall Ali -siou so e
t li
v t
t every he i- a d organ, no et
and Nam h e hibited and dmi
d o
way tp t e 1 but all in their pro
nt view,: of
g down !to a
S the c iff ie ed
itself. Tie t: tield
a ith mc s-
cacti:ex iths
COU
MD
off
I hi? had been a
O I 0 tario. :
ti
of I , When we ar
O 1 fd nd it cliff=
. j almost in the art
1
0"1 3' 0 miles fkom Vin
y I d eased ladies -11 -an
'6 croquet, ice ci ea
drive
ns
ldre
aid
isi
ike
co, d
ggi
CO
lay
po
a
n d
fus
you
ly
he
rail
yle,
e w
not
p r
in let
an e
00 11)1
brei
ut
cho
os
'1
• 1
ope
uld
ally
less
ript
in
C1 a
left
0
ive4.
to
hag
gth,
i d
o g
al.
11
b t
th at
n
t the churc e
lieve that we re
o the Northw
eg. Fashio.
lepty of thee t o
, fruit cakes, Ilia
rst babies t. •
; all were 11 e e,
r places, an. ot
got them. Ad
1 not be ex.° 11 d.
t was ann C -
E3 the evang:lits
om the Etta d s -
d easily have .e:u
a ding, ouly fo t e
al director.
, who was to e
, only knew e
d tune ono°
k—but we
eginniug a c
ngth of it.. e
aelyn, of Boa
now oue. h d
e for that a t f
vas decided n t o
eetiug, afterI h d
e of our church
he trial mei. not
Mac wi h
bled up as
for the tea,
The campme
• did not com
that were exp
appointed. It
d
carried on not
' litck of a good
Ls.wson, of Qu'
h 'tided the mo
t ne. It was
Old Hundredt
hardly warren
meeting on t
other minister,
vi w, did not
p ffered my a
thle service, bu
go on with the
led the singin
services; I cou
heve been satiel
Before comi
in' Regina. It
saw—as flat '
suspicion of a 11 o
anywhere. Of cou
only to situado , itt
gena is anythi g
beilieve half one hes
ing indeed. M vis
very well time as
were out in the
Anyw:
oat, as went
conld not get
S I could not
tleal settlemen
it lis a wended
ev 1 be no mea
post office
ciiy. At pies
away out on t
p st office.
A run of abo
t Winnipeg.
like home.
eight miles down the lake 's hardlY I 86
picturesque and has the a tta.ction of a
, -
much smoother road.
We were unfortunately
too late for the- great Ind
jhst a lit
ai pow -W
which was held here and ' hear t
address of Pie a -Pot, their g ,eat chief
which he complained tha his peo
were denied the privileges that we
granted to foreign immigra, to in a la
which once was all their ow
ed that there was Mischiet.
peaple were not more jus
There are numerous bands
all about here. They seem
carious living by hunting,
ries and catching fah, whic
the lakes. They are a he
people than those we see about Win
peg. Their colored hlanke , in whi
they wrap themselves,their &there a
paint, and their stately bea mg and p
tnresque appearance give one son
hint, of the noble red man of the o
story books.
From the F9et we a.Cls to Qt
Appelle station,land leven mil
eastward to Indian headqu
ters of the Bell fa, visited t
farm last year,'but sed at t
great improvement even he
since last fall. Wha of whoa,
7,000 aeres in all, th me. 0
• has a better idea how thousa
acre'field is when it i d. bons
for the farm hands o alf recti
of the farm, consisti neat sto
and a half cottage, sv
house and grainary
part of the country q
pearance. The villa
—it may be a town
know -is quite a pre
grown wonderfully ince
nine months ago. It i hal
fro
fa
whom
is a
Zion church. He is s endin
year on his homeste and
—as all the farmersbout
the prospectsfor harvest.
where the anniversa
were to be held on
following Monday is
Edgley farm, about
le
in
le
re
,land
hint-
.hoad if his
13, treated.
Of Indians
to get a p
icking, b r -
abound in
er class of
th
0ki-
rove
hence
ead, t
na.
afs sur
Made
field
tol
arge
fenc
ever
g of
ith st
ttach
ite a
e of
or a c
ty pia
bodily half a mile we
and nearer the B
the many old friends
one young man, wh
la
6
n
y
le, drivi g
1, give this
opnlous a
dian He
y, for all I
,. and has
y last vi it
d
4:
111
if
and
Sun
ituat
ght
west of the Qu'Appelle a
farm is largely owneolil I by C
of England, and'coutaists of
itt odd fieCt1011S. The even
ing taken up by settlers, w
ful farms and comfortable I
houses and out buildings re
Old Ontario. Two whole
they tell me, in thiS vieinitY
taken up, with a settler on e
When one first catch s sigh
tlement from some. eleva
rolling prairie the se ne is
ful indeed. Farm • eases
wheat fields in ever dile°
far as the eye Call e, wit
buildings and tents f the
to the right and. deft -ad on
The appearance of t geld
cording to the MOH t of au
land hashad. Field whit
,looked very well; the own
only middling," an were
ed to yield half a c op. "
they would say, the nly w
!we have' anything ett
)3own grain in the sable fasi
•
iso mov
the static
. _Arno
I met w
member
his sepo
s delight
ere are—
he char
ea meeti
ay and, tit
d near the
ilea nortlk
tion. T
lonel Syk
0,000 acr
sections b
111
a
a
ose beauti-
oking far
ind one
townshir
#
Df
s,
are entirely
cry sectio
of this se
icin on
dry beau
nd. wavil.
ion and
the larg
dgely farix
:very hand.
differs aca
ivation t
1 thong
s said we
lily epec
But then,7
If we h d
der is that
ion in Op-
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we spent d y
ddest place I ever
oor—with. ot a
shrub to be seen
I have refe ence
o her respects Ra-
u flat. If oue can
8 t is very flan ish-
t, however, wa not
ost of the p ople
y, I was told at a,
horses wer:all
r liverystable and
ante anyw o ere.
y of the ag 'cul-
t this place. But
for its age, and
f Winnipeg, hen
he centre o the
stands soli .ary,
rie—I mean the
t 18 les brings ns back
fte 11 there is no lace
• an
rft is stated tha
frim Marseilled has
and is now wor, ing
in that city.
wavin
front of the Sal
in a meeting o
m. Robbs w
—The writ fo
her of the Onta
mix, in the plai
has been issued
place at Napan
election on An
—A three -ye
phen Barnhar
fell into a rain
six inches of
bat week, and
—During a q
exlcitecl by whis
at Kingston on
an inoffensive
probably fatall
—While in
w rehouse in
fo d, last week,
h s continued t
able quantity,
in the village.
J—N. Gilbert,
elepect with An
Gilbert tool, fo
longing to oth
wife and four
ra her pretty,
ten.
i—The Montr
aert that the
watch cases,
Faheys, of Ne
accidental disc
tit firm to C
a
ati
th
fin
th
io
of
T
e on
st 98
r-ol
,a a
ate
•a8
err
y a
eta
wo
ng
11T
oil
flo
1181
law
je
r
t
ch
ode
al
ece
a
er
adi
•
1
cholera re gee
rrived at Qe bec
a machine hop
r of chickens in
Army while old-
treet in King.ton,
$3.
lection of a. em-
islature for Len -
e late A. H. Roe,
nomination ekes
ugnst 21, an the
daughter of Ste;
nter of Lo don,
containing bout
on. Wednesd y of
wned.
between two men
Methodist p.cmic
sda,y of last eek,
ea was shot- and
• ed.
me repairs to a
sville, Sout
• struck, hich
since in con ider-
great excite ent
•
11
VT
r, of Picton
row, his ser
Band dollar
le. He lea
xen. The g
t and is aged
11
stoma autho
seizares of
actured by
k, axe duet
a circular
customers, a
has
ant.
be -
813 a
rl is
igh-
ities
ilver
the
the
rom
via-
ing the l
made by
tations.
far and
tare.
—Bea
mach d
CLEAN BROS., Publishared
$1.50 a Year, in AtiVseanSS.
4..o.idosao
tier o a fralicluleat affidavit
the Faheys te faciIitat mpor-
The �ffioers q.re now s robing
ide for goods of that m nufac-
s in eastno
stead on am
township counil has o
,5, for every bear dest
mtinicipality.
yeung nan n
ahout 184 years of age,
unconscious co dition
Heilmuth Lacies' Co
Wednes ay of ast we
when taen fr ni the
minutes after.
London on August
--nal .Foresters'
greatest one ever hel
Canada_ In tbe vari
which a e to b held i
it, prize aggre ating
distribu ed.
—OnFriday
an old aide
of Sutt n, co
mated uicide
the mill race.
under t e irift
tinae.
—The other day a
John Ilia, o Cairo
while ojit sho dug t
and dis barge the co
in his 1 wer ja . Hi
oritica1,thoug1i hopes
his roc° ery.
_Th4 other
Jas. Huiphri
gardene e died
morm
le wom
nty o
by dro
She is
ence
are eau
gerelideeaPht
oyed wit
Etiolik
was o
med
in a g803
lege, 1 or
Ik.ee
b bdie
enact str
5th, wil
by
m
y ohe
u
con.ectli
11,
1111
night a
s, umb
very s
Forest after d hiking
corporation burial so
dente r surrec ed the
mains, rut we e scared off bef
ing the porpse
—A ix -year -o1&
Grange, in charge of
woman, fell of a wha
other rrorning, and b
of a flne setter belong
would lhave been d
bravely kept the li
above water until his
their re one.
—Hi Excel eucy t
eral h s an ounced
being p esent t the
lery co petit on bet
Canadijn tea s at
also co tribut to the
Landsd wne ill pre
with th ir me als.
—At lileejog of t
Wentw Fsh and
nh,it
Associa o was
men to uard the ma
slayers, and to give
additioij to th whole
ed by t e Gov rnmen
who sec res a convict
the game laws.
—A rew pe
ance a d is
balsam trees
Woodvi le.
pearaucb of d
it is die °vete
partially seve
green w rm a
and verj vora
—Ol Mon
Quebec ivisi
Ratoffiit Thwea
tr
OttawaMont.
ronto tt 9o'
2,000 •atle
g last M
n aud a
Vietori
a
a
Lung birse1f in
said to e been
f liquor t the
oung man named
s, Brece County,
ipped user a log
tents of the gun
condition is very
are enteriairrecl of
ing so
at the
nris of
in the.
11
ngton,
inn
it 'aa
pt
on, on
s alive
a few
ion at
be the
der in
titions
n with
to
be
Woolf,
sident
com-
ri old man named
ells me der and
ddenly atl1ount
heavily. fter a
e Ined'o 1 stn -
poor fel(W'lE4 re.
secur-
t has
rapid]
in the
he tree
ath, an
the le
ed fro
out hal
10118.
ay las
•
n of th
open
first t
eal an
lock a.
Ontazio Divisi n of th
willnovi be in operat
traffic 11etweei Chica
Quebec as o enedo
—Townelrs of
Osborn, the levelan
taring qompaiiy, and
barge h ve fil d a libe
States pistrict Cour
the Ca ado, jPaoifio
Alberta for 91,237.
from Ju y 27t1, 1884.
-recover, damages re
col1isiori betw en the
lamb.
oy narn4id Willie
a careless young
f in Tor! iito the
4o
t for the eagacity
ng to a I) Standen
owned. The dog
tle fello 'S head
master carne to
e Gover or -Gen -
his intention of Messrs. Croome, Elliott and Fisher
orthcorning artil- $240 eada. The hotel keepers in • qu
veen British and tion last 'May refused to eay in th
uebec, &ad will Provincial fees after ohtaining th
prize fund Lady
ent the
e directo
Genie Pt
ecided to
sh agains
a bonus
could not swim a 'stroke, so he clung to
the boat till 7 in the mornirg, when he
was picked up by L. Rusliford, who plat
out from the shore in a boat. He sa s
he was fully four I hours in the tvat r.
The drowned man was 22 Years of acie,
and sober and industrious
--Much indignation has been arms d
by the exposure of the method prirau a
iD burying paupers in the otter'S Fie d
at Hamilton. It appears that a woman
as buried a few da:c. s ago without a
shroud and without the lid of the coff?n
being screwed down. rJhd city -end r -
taker states that he ca pot afford
put grave clothes upon corpses
paupers, as the allowance 's only ,2.
from the city for each in
is positive, however, the li
down as he did it himself
ermen.
was sdrew
An ieves
gation has been held, ajnd a need
reform is promised.
—A lynx or wild cat wal3 captured
the 4th concessic,n of West Flamb
recently. The farmers bed been mu
bothered.with the brute. Live stock
various kinds had been tilled, carri
off and devoured, and it was decided
get rid of his lynship, even if it sho
entail some loss of rest. One uieht was
devoted to the chase, a,nd tlowodsmo
ing his hiding place was discovered a
a few rounds of shot put ink his carca
The animal measured six 'pet in leneth
and was a very fair specimen ef t e
Canadian lynx, which is plot veryplen
ful in this country now -a -days.
—Chas. Wright, a cippled, sh
maker, of Brantford, was on Saturd
night lighting a coal oil stove in
shop, when the oil burst out in ifia
setting fire to a partiton wall or wo
near by. Wright's crutches were
of reach, and he could notimove withcl
them, and almost immediately he
enveloped in a mass of flames.
ttracted th it attention
ho, rushing ;hi, pulled t
an oht hate • the !etre
of buckets of water w
of
TO
of
to
ld
133.
e.
cries quickly
a passer-by,
• unfortunate
18
d
ut
ut
86
lt3
of
he
et,
when a cottpl re
dashed over him, extinguishing is
burning cloth1 a. He was }terribly bun
ed and he noT lies in a viry precari us
condition.
—The Ontario license authorities 1of
Brantford have entered snit agai1lstl
or
ir
ir
grant of licenses unless uinder protest.
The proposition was accepted, and the
full compliment of the Ontario licen es
was afterwards made up ithout thejm
ility be he rd
Toronto. The
eighty ou s.
°liars is t e
aris boys as
a few d.ys
Mr. Eloone 'El
n axe. 'While
se containing
Is,
s,
8S
s,
e
ut
when asked. whence came the money
for the candy, blank astonishment fil ed
e
d-
inners
of the
tection
engage
duck -
f $5 in
The suit will in all probe
in the Chancery Division,
questions embraced. are
Two hundred and forty
of the fine' allow. amount of the lidense fee
to every person —One of a bad lot of P
on of violation of cleverly caught in a theft
ago. Young ball went to
mad h its{ appear- carpet factory to borrow
• o
deistroer the there he pocketed a pu
neighbood of
put on ithe ap-
1 on inveCtigation
ves have all been
the stain by a
an ilach in, length,
fa
—Mr.
had the
cottage
He and
Delawa
bweasez e
b
flames.
the bar,
and con
Butane.)
• —Th
forces i
ner, Lie
achaving
cigai n
ttwhaala4rtre i °dote
the uni
system
that i31
shortly.
- —Mr F. 14 Wile cks, of
had a rathe stran e expete
other d y. 11 was c tting -be 1
a self -b nder hen th seat on
sat by() e, li was thrown oin
platfor 1, carred over the elev t
tied. wi h cor , just t e same
were a liollecti n of b rley stra
Wilcocl4s nal rally els incli
the treatment he rec ived, bu
the &geld inv ntions, it is not
be wonclered a.
—On Satur ay nig t Joseph.
and his son ent f om King
.
return Su day in ruing at
with t
Clayton in a, s iff, an starte
bee y tru ktr. Who
Howe I land, t dayb eak, a 13
by a p sing teame filled t
when tike son abed a jtruuk an
into the water The act caps
boat. Theso clung o the tr
the fat er got n top f the skig
was bot om up. Th y drifteli
and ke t talki ng to ea h other.
the son, thin ng his ether w
ening, 1 ft the chest a d swam
bat he Iiad no gone f r when
seized viiitlh c mps, a d went
few yards fro the bo t. The
the Orifiario ct
Canada Pacific
d for essenger
rough ttiiiu for
Quebec Ieft To-
m. Th entire
Oanadiab Pacific
on, and through
go, Montfeal and
Monday.
he steana • barge
he,
Alanufac-
he steamer) of the
in the United
Detroiq, against
Railwaysteamer
0, with interest
The acti n is to
ulting fr m the
wo oats uly 27
Won i acott, a Delawar
naisfo tune to have his
urne last unday fo
is fa lily we e at chi
e vil age, a d whenI
, on c ming t the chil
to th:ir ho ror their
With the help of the lie
s wer taave , but the
bents s ere a t tal loss.•
com .. ander of the
Parkn ale, an ex-barbe
tenant Adamon, is in a
een diccovere. in a too
ance""th a couple oft
As he sea dal is
bout a d can used, it s
ers ar equall guilty,
ormed young men are
tic si .- It not irnl
re rev lations will see
1
r •
10
armer,
frame
enoon.
ch in
service
h door
ome in
ghbors
house
o in-
I vation
f Stay-
agrace,
timate
female
freely
alleged
d that
yed in
obable
e light
slinch,
ce the
y with
ich he
to the
re, and
a if he
Mr.
ant at
n this,
all to
ercier
ton to
n the
'clock,
near
made
skiff,
cast it
ed the
k, and
which
apart,
inally
weak -
o him,
e was
own a
d man
1.4
1
1 1
$11.65. He collected a fejw of his p
and they visited sundry candy stor
where tbey spent about $ . Whee M
Kate Hooper ' discovere the robbe
she made a tour of the sw etmeat stor
and then, with a constab e, went to t
boy's house. The boy pr sented a
feet picture of injured. nnocence,
his countenance. The
money was found secrete
shed and returned to Mr
alance of t
Lin the wo
Hooper.
—It will be remembered that 1
week cases were tried ill Elora agai
Messrs. Spires, Morrow and (Jou
hotel -keepers, Fergus, ch rged with
fusing accommodation to a number
delegates to the Scott A t conventi
held in the village of Fergus on the 26th
of June. All the cases vilere dismiss d.
and Mr. John Macdonald, Ontaido
11,
of
to
n-
it
ld
rt
nt
st
st
e,
of
license inspector for Centre Wellingt
consideredl that this wae the result
the bencht being packed.; In order
have the'niater decided in a court
likely to bp biased with reference to
one way pr ;another, Mr. Macclou
brought a fresh case against Herb
Cause, which was tried in the Guel
police court, and the magistrate enter
a conviction and fined the defend
$5 and costs.
—On Pride night, at the Bens
House, Buffa1b, a man named Wm.
Wilson was a meted for rand tares
having sneakd. into roo s occupied
fourof the hot 1 guests,am ng whom w
Mr. John Dulmage, of 01 nton, and
other gentleman hailing om the ea
place, and stole $95 from their cloth
Mr. Dalmage was asleep in the ro
where Wilson was operating, and
awakened by some sitver droppi
_-
on the floor. He sprang up a
seized the burglar before he CO
esaape, and gave 1im a m
unmerciful belating, poun ing his he
almost to a jelly. Darin the cont
the other Clin
in.' The thie‘
er
•
re
n-
s.
as
1
do
Id
st
at
tonite armed and join d
was • afterwards turned
over to the police.
—The Humber Disaster Relief Co
mittee met in Toronto on Wednesda
last week, and adopted
subrnitte l to the citiz
subscriptions received
$14,488, bf which, up tot
had been paid out. The
paid the burial expenses
14479. There are now dnly nine fa 1 -
lies receiving relief. Th total total arno nt
of claim recommended by the comroit-
tee to bapaid was $94,300, but only i
few casewere the amen ts accepted
the Grarld Trunk, the tot 1 amount p
,480. In
°Donald, who
y gave $1I00
11
of
report to be
s. .The to al
amounted to
at date $8, 87
Grand Tru'k
amounting to
62
by the c mpany being $7
cue, that of Widow
lost two ons, the cornpa
more th n recommended
--Las week's Ganan quo Raper
says thal a tvto year old. nil, belong
to Mr. J hn Parling, got on the rail
track a f w days ago, an - took it i
his hea to fcontend th right of
with a freight train. As the train
preached, thej bull planteli his feet fir
ly with brae toward- tJ4e front, low
edl his had, land bellow d defiance
all c,onaers. But as the engine ca
rushing tip to im he Bud only lost h.e
id
116
er
ng
ay
to
ay
to
10
and turned to fly. It was too late, how-
ever, as the end of the cab struck hina
on the hp, and sent him flying through,
the air. The buil went 50 feet beforej
touelaing ground, and then crashed
through a board fence, making splinters
of three panels. No bones were broken,
but the bull was considerably bruised,,
and cured of all desire to lock horns
with a locomotive.
—The wife of a citizen of Kingston,
purchase& a pair of dead chickens in
the market, and not liking the appear
mice of one when roasted it was thrown
out and devoured by two cats. The,
following day the eats were found dead..!
—Miss Kate Harper, of Rodney, sus.;
tained a terrible fall on Saturday. Shel
attempted. to catch a little child, whol
was running down the stairway Iead-1
iug to Squire Morris' residence, and inl
so doing lost her balance and fell ovr;
the banister to the ground, a distance ofj
twenty feet or more. She got up and'
walked upstairs without any help, say-! igned his charge, and will return to his
ing she was not hurt. In a short time,i ld home in Montreal.
however, she was seized with such paini
that she had to be lifted into bed,and al
physician called in.
—Mr. E.J.Parke, Police Magistrate of
London, lost a valuable horse last week
under • very peculiar circumstances. ' Twelve Mounted Polierna,n from
The groom had been mixing pans green Swift Current arrived by &an from the
on the oat bin, and spilled some of it West at Winnipeg, the other day, hav-
upon the lid. A part of this went ing in charge seven half.breed horse
through a crack into the oats, and was thitives, who have been seuteneed to
subsequently fed to the horse. The penitentiary terms ranging from two to
font years.
—The night watchman at the Rideout
House, Rat Portage, was arrested en a
charge of larceny the other day, and on
searching his trunks over 100 silk hand-
kerchiefs, a gold -Watch andther jeivel-
ry were found, and recog ized by the
Lovett, an employee of CQW8311 & Co.,
owners.
Galt, lost his life. Lovett had been
—Two well -to do Gernian families
sent to superintend the placing of a
have arrived in Winnipeg frchn Pateraon,
boiler in the Methodist bookroom.
New Jersey, and are negotiating fer a
The boiler Was On a lorry. Lovett
large tract of land for a mirnber of
fel-
jamped over it to put a block under -
low countrymen who wish to settle itt
foell founded reports be true, the oia
uple will be united in matrimony in
h o mr t tai :t.
oba s,T:d NOrthweSt
Notes.
Potato bugs are quite numerous in
ehe vicinity of Port Arthur this season.
There will be a good demand for Pril;
Lrel.en in the prairie Province next sea-
-Mr. L. W. H. Short, one of the pio-
neer farmers of the Rapid. City section,
received a few days ago a draft from
England for $9,000, as first instalment ,
Upon a fortune that has been left him.
—Two light gray mares belonging to
Mr. D. A. Rose of range 30, near Bran-
don, were stolen from his place 0111 Rall• '
day night last. Mr. Rose has not been
able to get any word 8.8 to their where -
boats up to this time.
—Rev. D. G. Cameron., pastor aa the
Presbyterian church at N8,113011, hsre-
--The old Indian, .Antoine, who
akes himself most conspicuous during
he pow -wow in taking up a collection,
has 10 bushels of wheat =own at Oak
itiver reserve.
other morning the horse was used to
drive Mr. Parke to the city as usual,.
but about twenty minutes after being
returned to the stable it died. The
horse was worth about $175.
—A fatal accident occurred in To-
ronto on Tuesday, by which Wm.
neath, when it tipped over and fell on
dae Northwest. They propose starting
him, crushing him, frightfully. He ex -
a, large colony and the predent arriVals
pired shortly afterwards. Immediately
before expiring he murmured, "What were appointed to act as re resentatives,
Will become of my wife and
n selecting and securing lands
children?'
—One difficulty in the way of the
d—iaThNeofirrthetwweshteaist cruepttoiart din ftrhoema, 'the
tian Church in Canada expressing -
aged ministers of the late Bible Chris-
anada Pacific Railwa,y xperimentall
themselves on the proposed union was tari, 650 miles west of Winnipeg, 101
iles east of Medicine Hat on the Sas-I
their relationship to the Annuitant
lociety in England. Terms of adjust- katobewan river, which beg4rn on Friday
ent were asked by the Executive of
ngland and prepared by a committee
duly authorized on this side of the
Water. It will be a matter of gratifi,.
cation to all interested in the Union
movement that all that was asked by
Canadian authorities has been granted
by the Conference in England. ' Bev. 3.
Kenner, Clinton, has the following
cablegram : " Terms accepted money
shortly."
—The failure of Gavin 1111133G, miller,
tad dealer in hardware and grories, at
Galt, is announced. Mr. Hume has
been doing business in Galt for the past
twenty-five years, and was generally
duppused to be on sound financial foot-
ing. His liabilities amount to some.
thing like $70,000 and his nominal sur-
plus reaches only 8. few hundred dollars.
The immediate cause of the failure was
the pressure brotight to bear by a Glas-
gow firm who hold a rnortage against
his mill and property. The Bank of
Commerce is an extensive creditor, but
le understood to be secured. The
Merchants' bank is also a creditor for a
less amount. Several wholesale firms
in Toronto are deeply interested. A
meeting of the creditors was held on
the 7th inst., but no arrangement was
COMO to,and the meeting adjourned for
two weks.
—The 24th annual convention of the
Ontario Teacher' A.8803ition com
menced on Tuesday. Hon. G. W. Ross,
president, in the chair. Inspector
Hughes, of Toronto, read an able paper
(
on "Industrial Education' in public
schools,which was discussei ,and a com-
mittee was appointed to °Outsider the
question and report. Mapintosh, of
Mario°, in a brief speech, edvocated an
iittorease of the legislative grant to public
s hools,or,-as an alternativls, change ill
e basis of appointment. A resolution
as passed endorsing the jproposition,
nd appointing a dommittee to report
detail. At the evening session the
resident delivered his address, dealing
ith the necessity of simphfication of
e curricula= in public schools with
e vi.vr of giving it more practical
earing and divesting it of ornamental
juncts.
An Ottawa paper gives the follow -
g -scrap of -real life romance: A
1 stive old Civil Servant temporarily
e ployed in the interior Department,
hose name is thoroughly Hibirnian, is
a peesent enjoying himself to his
eart's content travelling through west -
e n Canada, in company with an opa-
1 nt widow from California, who is Ms
j nior by ten or fifteen years. The
c rcumstances which brought them to-
g :ther after many years absence are
q ite romantic. ears ago he went to
8 .hool with a fasc nating young girl; as
y ars grew on he l4ecame greatly attach-
e 1 to her, but then their ardent friend-
s ip must have grown cold for she left
f r distant parts and married. He stay -
e at home and did likewise. Some
y ars ago his wife died. The young
1 dy married a rich gentleman who died
a short time ago leaving her in posees
s on of a large fortune, amounting to
ree or four hundred thouand. Hear -
g that her first lover was residing in
is city, she at once made up her mind
come and see him and one day about
•
a.
1#
4.
Last. The crop is repor ed as Very;
heavy and in splendid condition. The
heat on the other nine experimental
arms is also just about rip
rains are all cut.
—The Crystal City corr spondent of
he Pilot Mound Signal sa : On Sat-
rday last several small children were
laying near the Livery Steble in close
roXiroity to where the et bear is
. The other
ethered and lazily paces
ned circuit round. The
er of Master Bruin attract
is straight-
viting Man
A. the atten-
ion of the juveniles, whoi thought to
muse themselves by throwing sticks at
N
inn His Bearship kept ,ot .e eye Open
nd awsids o
ted his for revenge..
oon a little fellow, Percy Rollins, eson
f our respected postmast
too near, and was seized 'b'
briite and thrown .on his
bear then proceeded to 'dila
tim, but the cries of the ilittlefellow
land his companions brought the hostler
r, ventured
the shaggy
buck. The
be his viz
to the scene who drove aw
and saved the child. Had
for the timely arrival of
might have had another sa
record of the folly of mis
deuce in forest pets.
—On Tuesdaerifternoon
en George Uren, an employ
rdson's planing "mill, St.
engaged at the buzz pla
y the: bear
it not been
Charley we
incident to
laced con. -
last week
e at Rich -
Marys, was
er planing
lumber his right hand was accidentally
caught in the machine rest]
pletely severing the first,
thirdfingers across the km
unfortunate young fellow
player in the Battalion B
accident will unfortunately deprive the
and of his services for a time if not for
ever.
--The Gerrie Enterprise says," and to
.1.1 of which we say amen: Miss Emma
Walker, who has been visiting relatives
in Waterloo county for some weeks *tat,
pent a few days this week tither
mother's lionie in G-orrie, being called
home to refute a cruel, heartless slan-
der against her character which has
ately been icirculated among the fossil -
zed gossips of this place. We earnestly
ope the fanaily will succeed in their
efforts to trace the venonaons story back
Ito the base lips from which it emanated,
for if there is one vile wretch in the
world who should receive severe punsh
ment above another, it is the one -.Who
landerously traduces the fair fame of
u absent lady.
—The Stratford Beaton of last week
pays On Friday, Wm. Hnry, an be1d1
land wealthresident of Stratford, was
!charged with larceny before the Police
Magistrate. The facts were that one
day about the middle of Thane, Henry
went into Mr. LaWSOU'E 13tore and car-
ried off a slipper which was lying there.
He being suspected of the theft, the
mate of the slipper -was marked, and
next day he came in and pocketed A
while' the clerk's back was turned.
That evening the clerk went to
Henry's house and sa,w both slipperS on
his feet. Next day Mr. Lawson called
Henry into the store, and presented
him with a bill of $1.50 for the stolen
goods which he paid rather reluctantly.
Chief Dodds heard of the affair, and got
a warrant for Henrys arrest, but in the
t ree weeks age she arrived in Ottawa, meantime he had gone for a trip to the
✓ gistered at the Russel. The old gen-' old conntry. The day after his return
t eman, who is nigh the allotted span, the warrant was served and on Friday
ting ineom-
second and
kles. The
$ a cotnet
IA and the
said to have become slightly frantic
ith-delight in meeting his old love.
hey drove aroun4i the city together ha
r. Buckley's best coach, and seemed
enjoy themselies immensely. The
g y old gentleman, turned his back upon
t e scene of his daily avocation in the
astern Block, and left with the widow
the casecaee before Mr. O'Lone. No
evidence was taken, as the accueed
pleaded gullty. Sentence v-tts suspend.
ed till Monday, personal recOgnizanceitt
$1,000 being taken. It about the
meanest case of thieverreve have ever
heard of. Henry is rich enough to buy •
the store and its contents twenty times 1
a trip through Ontario. If pretty over.
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