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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1886-04-02, Page 1- � - - - - I � - - . - � . .. I - � I I I - , , . . � ,_ 11 - I � - I h". 0 . .1 � 1h WA12k___L_ __ - , , . . . . I . .- w . � - .. I .. � I - - _____ --7-'---- - I I . . - . I , I � .11 - . I . I I - � , . i - ; I . . , . 'AN BROS. rublishem, - I . 1. I EIGHTEENTH YEAR-. ( ,- ! I . I . ! I B a � � - ,", . t. . I . � . . �) -, . . I I . 1. . . . $1.50 a, Year, in Advance- . �_ . . . - W, U01,E NUM13BR 955, � ! . S I ... FRIDAY'APRIL � 2,1886. .1 McL i - -1 .9 � I . . _. U - I . .. I � I I .: � . I � __ I . � . . - I �gAt . . . . . . 1. . . ____ $_`�_ � . I . I . .- . I I . .. .. 1-1 7 , - � � - :.. . . I � - . I . I ; __ _____� . . ____ D _ . I . .. ------- � I I- �, i� . - I I . . � I �. . I i I I ! - . � � I I Z . I ' . - . w ,. � IROM THE AMERICAN -probable last � spring, when bi� laid down will transplant very well. 1?ine makes any more at present, I will close. I -re- passing in front of Chapman's mill, ran pray bx,t we are afraid the squad who .; I .1Z ) - " i , - . . . . riadl6s -- .. . I � 01 . I . -r. -e -it their - business to disturb and .� : . New Spring Goods CAPITAL. the proposition that Congress- and the ,an excellent windbreak, and ,so 'does main yours. � into the mill pond. On Monday they mak . �, . . � ; . . I I � i . . 1. I - . I . . - hauled out and buried. The sleigh annoy Captain Blackwell an,d break the .1 . - I I . - . . I i Executive should keep in their respec- cedar,,or the spruces, native or Norway. HE_NRy SmiTH, were I �, I w . I � . F, - I I � . . ' -1 Z . ; Saskatoon P. 0. is still in the pond under the . p � . . . W.,Lsumwox, March 17,1886. tive spheres. �He is respecting Congress, In the States they are planting them i ice, and windows of the barracks, are not made ; . � - � . ; '. , , n� Yarn -S I . - I I , 's , . I . . I I . " I . I ' ble when Amall at I � cannot be found. The team, was worth . that way. �. I r � � TRE KNIGHTS OF LABOR. � - . but Congress is not respecting him by largely, being procura . 4' - .1 I . I� . tit week some of the �� - -, I If you ask' md,nibers of Congress: to - ,%Dowing� him" to conduct Mis office a very low ra-te by the'thousand. If ' about $300. -Wednesday la - . 9 Just Arrived.. .- ' Canada. . ., - - . . -name the feature in .- politics which without importunity and thinly dis- the demand existed they- wou](1, I have I � , of cbfld-ren in the Windsor colored sch-bol . 1. I , . . I � . 11 -1 - : t warps,&,. � - - - .; It - I . I - I aY were punished by the teacher, 'Miss � - : causes them the most solicitude, in nine guised threats. . . no doubt, be grown as cheaply by oui. All incendiary fire, involving a loss Walkerton, was kicked by a. runaw ..i . I - 0 .1 . I . 1, � � � . . . . curred'in St. Thomas last horse which be was endeavoring to 4*p- Williams, and when the' parents heard 1 ", ��, - . cases out of ten they willtell -you that it . . . THE FREED MEN'S DAY. - . own nurseries. - I of $10,000, oc I r � , 7 . I I i I i 11 - . I . I `This great This is St P t ick' Day, but no at- Tb,ere is no doubt that a few days of Friday morning. i ture, and was badly cut about the f�i�e- of it a fb,�r of the motheirs went to the ' 17 Z, � I . 91 "I - I . �: . � . i _t I � I I I . . . I I . labor and political oiganiz . ation is � so tention is I '� � a m a c. nd made things lively. They ; , � - ' . � is the Kmights of Labor.- �alx a �r, it here. Our great such work -days often obtaina�le, for -Bruce assize court will open in head and face. The anim I was o e of hool a �, I - ii � � . �i I � & Choice Gooh �, --, 1 7, ctor � comes ne.Nt month$ thojugh the land be too muddy and sof t Walkerton' on the 19th of April, justice a car -load which Mr. Collis9n was ship- were ar'rested for disturbing the peace, �-, � . � I , I - - . I � � 4 - : � new a fa that no one ca,n measure its spring celebratioT i . �;. 0 . � 1. - and Saturday Magistrate. Bartlett tried ii - � W Kempthorne &:Co. - w � - ehed up , - . I- ' pin I . � . . . I . influence or e5ects. - It i's in its new, when the colored peo le celebrate the for a team, We can often with advantage Rose siding.' � g for Manitoba. I I � ; I p - 1 . . � . p All- - - pr ulross man narn them. Oneof tile indignant -mothers) . �, - _ . . A � ed Mehan, was -The certificate of Captain Moore, of I . .. �� i � . power hardly a year bld, and � its ten- anniversafy of their emancipation with" plant trees, and a cloudy day is far bet- - : . . I � V � � � � � �� Z - � . � � ' i of meetings at ter than a sunny. onie-would be of more fined $2 by a Teeswater magistrate for the lost steamer Algoma, has been re- Mrs. Watson, was fined and -the other,$ 1-4 � irting Embr ' . I et appeared, a parp6de an a §eries I ,014. . dency in'elections.bas not y d . . . - . . I : 10i - in a lue, both to a farm and its heigh- being drunk ani disorderly stored to him for reasons set forth in. a released. 0 1-1 ; Ivish to inform the public that they are save in a few scattering munidipal elec- night. This Em�neipation Day is al- 'real va . * I �� I � � . . . .. �, -1 . 1� � leries,, Laces, aad. . better position, than eVer. to attend to their tions in the east.' 19pt. it has now ell-, most the only reli of the old-time color- borhood, than anything else that could -A handsome new Methodist church memorial to the. Governor -in -Council, i . I -Afire took place about three miles f. . I I - - ' ,� I � - . ': A �, . � . vrants. VVe ha,. e just received a lot of ch ' ' Yours, &c., . I . I ; has been .dedicated on the. Gibson re- signed �, I oice rolled nearly a million and a half of ed jollification.- The colored, gocieties, be done. by Hon. Alex. Alacken ' I � - I : z1`1 from Wiarton at 8 o'clock on'Thursday I , . � . I . , . :1 dfav_es-, DrW � iesi - - tlemen's, Misses' men, all *under secret pledges and prac- , men 'and women,, in - the funniest out- I . - R. W. Rmrps. serve, near Bracebridp, for the Iroquois Laughlin McCallum, and nearly all the ' I t last week in a house occupied by . � . goods in both 1Adi and Gan I - ' . � , ni 1 ; : - � - - . � . -0 any fits and -'With- the �iost grotesque names, I . . . i of Com "V4 M. Balley, afarmer, in which he and r, . , Toronto, Match 27th, 1886. Indians. � Ontario members of .-the House � ; la,oy,e and _ Child-ren's wrear from many of the tically bound to, a t together in � I . I � � . . . � , 7 Mantle G� , i .. . I . . . ! � I � 4, �0* � - _ I _ .0 - . -A young man named Theobald lost mons. his hired man, name . J - , I best manufacturing houses in the Dominion. , movest designed to help on the cause of turn out in procession a mile in length, unknown, were �� ; .. . . - . . : .i . t I . . era , A Huronite in Saskatoon. the forefinaer of - his right hand while -The London marketwas. lively and - I ;! . fiave labor.. Now, this will lead right into while theIr admir�,ng brothers and- sist burned to death. The flanles were farst ,-., I I These goods are of a better quality than'we . - . '. "' - . -_ . I � � - i m at pO fitics, and everybody' understands it, line the k curbs and gaze with never- -The following letter, written by ,Mr. attending a rip saw at Button's mill, crowded Saturday morning. Prices 'i - I ej�er offired before, and we .are. offering the I seen by the nearest neighbor, who lives . ! � . I . � I - . i . . . � . 1i . . -i J I . atter what proteatations may be flag' ing *onder. This year there has H. Smith f6rmerly a farmeritin the 'Teeswater. I were rather high. Butter sold at fro' ten rods distant, but the fire w -as so far 1 7 � very., reasonable prices. The public'are con- DO M . __ . g f - . 9 . - J . , . in - , ; - !, made to the contrary. '.. The Knights of been some fear 0 rival parades and a township of Howib.k, to a friend in the -Special meetings continue in. the 26 to 30 cents per pound, accord g to . advanced when be got there that no �; � Ing -1, ,�Inciid, as well as -ourselves, that by doing a cash � - . � . _! I . I I . ow bit the difficulty -is in a way to be vicinity of Moleswort , will be found of Baptist church, Strathroy, led by Rev. quality, and eggs at from 13 �to 14 cents . . -1 . . . 1,usiness.we are able to sell at a much lower Labor are, and will for some, time to x ., u - __ . chance, of entering the building. was � . i p . �. � t 1. . . . � . �, : - conl6i be a great �political 'force. 'settled, mid 'the bad 'temper will be interest to many of 'Our readers. The J. B. Moore. Upward-i-of-40-1ave been perdozen. ,Maple syrup has been 81.30 L Now, - I . V - I . . fignre than we -could by the old way of doing � I possible. The outside doors were tried, - ' ,,, � - I � . � . - . . . I I � � - � I i i 'PER4 what is the effect going to be? I was stopped. The this district letter .is dated Saskatoon, Northwest baptized, � .. . per gallon since its first appearance this Mr. jf . � ` 11 blainm. Both seller and buyer are finding out . q . I . � . U. - however, and were found locked. - I - . . I . 4 , � , I I talking the other evening with one of have .greatly improved'siace the war, Territory; Februaryl,25th, 1886. Mr. - -The Dumfries Flouring Mills, of spring. . . � .t . i � '. . . ' . Bailey's horses were found in the stable 1! I : � 1, � tha,t the book business is not a* paying one. I . . : � � � q � - Z � � I i . .- . extend to all a special invitation, to call and see their leaders, who is now- organizing but they have stil left much of the love Smith says: - � - . Galt, have been sold to John Cherry, --of . - The*mortuary statistics for twenty still harnessed, as he bad just returned . i - � . _. I . - I -t � . , : I . their lodges in the South" He says that for loud - Id grotesque parades, Leaving Gorrie on �he 27th of . April Preston, formerly of. the .Red Mills,. 'of'the leading cities and towns of the' . Z . � - C from Wiarton. The matter is shrouded i� I I . I . I , � s which'I am now offering, and I I I . . " - . , I - . - ; I thew new good Guelph, for- $14,700. - ' - Dominion-foi Februa;ry have just beien I* I �k I � - . I . . the Knights will, for - the present, gi t on this holiday. I last spring, we arrived -at Brandon on . i,n mystery- . . I � I � � � I i � ive and- it 'com,es *o� the Department of Agricul- . � . . � ! i . , hxve not any doubt but on examining you will their attenfiori'more'to . local affairs and ought to say- that the negroes were not the lat of May, but after staying a short 4 -Counterfeit $2 bills have been is- issued by ' -Re,�. Win. Crompton, missionary in. � - J . � . _1 - I Saturda ue, Induced to make your purchase. Followin ture. Montreal has -the highest num- � . 'I � I . . . � � - . 9 State elections, and be predicts thaf in. set free in this 'District under the- thUe we moved to -Moosejaw station, sued from the Bank -on Montreal, which - � 1 . . I . ' IV I � - a-ths, being 314, and- Toronto � � � 11- Muskoka writing to a gentreman in- � .. �� I - t v" Emancipation Proclamation, but a year 265 miles west of P Toronto, says: There are good times - - I . i � xr.e, gome of the lineb I have in stock at present: � se ,eral Eastern -States they Will in- Brandon - - ing - at were not discovered to be bogus until her of de .1 �� . - � I -1 . ; I ND 3rd. � f,l,u' _ we stored'U4 ourarriv ts f I I � ,[Adies� extra, fine button. boots from $3.50 to ence this fall's campaign� either by before that the Government purchased Moosejaw, effee d e being used to pay the police. next with 239, while Galt shows the . I I I .. . I . fis youngsters, aged 8, 7, lowest number coming for Muskoka whether I shall live . 1. 11 . . I "I - �tj.5o ; ladies! good substantial but -ton boots from i.nducinC, the parties to nominate men them. of' their owners and gave them started by trail with the team and load -Four Pa , onli three.. I-'. . I I I . - � I ' 0 � - - to see it or not. I only wish I could ,14. 7 1 $w_).25., to �,&75;' button. boots from $i. 50 -Up' satisfactory to them., or else by running -freedom. i - for Saskatoon, -in tbe� Temperance Col. 12 and 13 years, have been committed to �Messrs. Hammil & Ball, photo- 'I � , - . - . i i I gain the ears of some of the good �, w I . . . � Fine hoe boots -some special lines ; stronglace independent tickets. As for the Con- I I A, GRAN'� MONUMENT. ony ; arriving at Saskatoon on the '26th jail at Brantford for burglary, havm grapliers, Peterborough, who had Wither- - - A . . : 9 . gentlemen at the front who 'Could spare . 4 � 1�oots in largg varickv from $1 up ; ladies' fine gressional elections, he does,not look for We are, to have an -imposing Grant of June, we crossed the Saskatchewan stolen goods and money to the extent of to borne an irreproachable name and I- 1 1 - � . . , " . L I I me $50 or $100, not ,to give, for I want q . 11-w- IUvitei frout 50c ap. In Misses' monumeni in'thi4 city. What shape ,it river and got on to ou7r. ow -n land, and 87 from a Paris- bookseller. �tanding, h � ve been arrested on a char e 11 . 7 %u.d strongL Slippers any decided influence, save in a few a Lg ' : I i . I - ; . L r -F I , . . not charity, but for -the purpose of ,d,e- �; I r - - ' --Mr. Robert Wood, postmaster of of making and circulating counterfeit . �, I wear we keep quite a variety.. close districts in the eastern cities. One will take i :is hot yet decided upon, but Put'Up our canvas tent tolive in for the . , ' veloping the resources of the country. o - . � . � L � I - ' It I � � . a m call6d upon by the Post- money.. SO- far 'the . evidence leads to -T L i i. - or two districts hi Massachusetts, Maine, Senator Morrill's plan' is certainly the time,and then did or,4ebreaking,andcut Erin, has bee - k Hitherto you have all had lumber " on . I � In the Gentlemen's' Department our stock is and New York may be affected, but in most striking one., A 'new bridge must and drew h me logs and put up a nice IO' master -General to make good over $300 the beliif that Hamm il is innocent, but : I � . 0 9 q: . i � - . . . . the brain, " so far its .M uskok-a is con- i . � ': � ; 41most complete in taveiW line. Men's fine long h6.rdlv more, for in gen 'b f the postoffice money stolen by bur- there is strong evidence against Ball. -' .- � . . I . eral both sides be -Liilt adross the Potomac before long, house, 18x22 feet, ll&�iug drawn the logs .o L . I ' b .5 cerned. ' But pine lu�mber here is now a . I - I y ; - � W. . t,00ts, from k-3.50 up; long ,heavy boots from are doing all they can- to placate the and his ide�a is to akel it a- work of art, about ten miles and started to build a glairs a year ago last spring. -Last Sunda af ternoon al I I . �� - -at, whereas we have other . � � ' I the thing of the pa � � � I 'New with an at, centre with statues sod, stable 3Ox5O feet outside, hav- -Gabriel Dumont has wri - � $1.75 up - I.have on. hand quite a stock of long labor organizations. ' Several ell in thre tien tho o'clock fire broke . out in I I I . I .AUL I * . a of' the Central Prison., To- things of far more value than our pine - " :� � . , I : -lie .Yorkers t 11 me that the election Of of Lincoln' and. rant, who would thus' ing thrbe feet Mipiater of the Interior, Mr. T. White, ,cupol . . �z .� . I . 1. j,octs of our own ma -French Calf, French e walls, W' hich makes a good � . � . - I � 11 - I �. . . � . �_ 'being well covered with. ask that his se for land on the ronto; and -.,about 8.0�O the flames were ever was. We have .splendid bird's-eyp_ ; I . I i - Xipaud Imperial. Kip -best material and best Governor Hill last year was dile to..the appear in the attitude of uniting the warm stable, . maple' almost unlimited in quantity, I I ing rip . . I . . . � . , ' ' I ; - WGrknianship, which I will sell at a considerable Knights of Labor ; but in the elections North and South over the river that slough hay. We cut and put up .90 Saskatchewan be forwarded to him in igot under .control, but not before the inagn, I .�; . 0TY114 AND MIL . � � ficeiA birch, lots of.beech, ash and I �; I I - ' � i eb apel with all its furniture and orgau .. -!- . � taxiff issue parated I the, two sections in the war. loads -of good prairie hay, whic'h makes Montana. � � . . - 5 reduction. We -have on hand a lot of men's for Congressmen the I I iron wood ,all good.. I �� . � � - . P :i - - . lclugE - , , don't thin . -Anna Anderson,' a middle-aged was destroyed, together vyitb the house- .. . y i : . I strong hice boots very cheap. In the Youths' prominent, and in that issue'the Repub- �ome of the Southerners think that in �p!endid fodder;, they k of I . �� . - . � � -1 t . I I I . Oman from Winnipeg, who was ad- hold effect� belonging to the warden. -Consul -General Phelan at H4,ffax. _. . . lg I . ; I ao A we cannot well be beat, as licans, on their high tariff i tand, will do such a- desian some Southern man of using strawfor feed "here. In Septem- ,w t ` P� . . I ; I . . d, B,yys' departmen . . ' a that there is- nothing in the I '_1 I � �, i ' n, leaving the mitted to tile TorontoLunatic A argue :3 � I , mofe -to get the la,bor vote than 'will th e . piromillen Ahould be included, which ber I returned to Brando sylum Loss, $7,000 to $10,000. � , � we ha,ve a. lar1ke assortment,to choose from. . � . . _. . .� I . I I , I I .1 . treaty t r�ve , - merleans havin , . ; � ; ON'T . . . . le ' -boys at work at the stable, I rn . . I I � I Democrats. .L�The hearings before the will prob:bly prevent its being built, got the last fall, strangled herself to death with -The ba; of Mr. Harvey Burchard, z - o . . . . . ! I _� . . I I -:Way . ument will p bar- md'tbresbed, and part a silk handerchief on Friday. near Watf rd, was burned Tuesda� caught fis -in d*eep waterand curel -1 - � I . I . - . � - _ _=!�, . in ordered custom work I am prepared to a and Means Committee have and the .rn probably be less cro *iested,,a � . - : s I . . . . -etab 4 . . . I - I : -in I � : of it sold. - On- the 2nd of November we -The Canitdian Clydesdale Assoc � otice. shown very clearly that the labor'or- strik ia- night of I gether with 14 them, . from anding them. in mark . le I . . �tisfactory exa* execute-, all orders at the�shbrtest possible n : �. 9. . ,. I . * g calf 10 tons of condition at any -Canadian. seaport and 4 I . . - ! � � � . It . -all its branches promptly done �ganizatiqns are in favor of a high tariff, . ]DISGUSTED WITH POLITICS. * had the remainder of our-- cr6p, effects, tion has been organized at Toronto, sheep, 2 larabs, I sprin J - . . .. I F lmu. Gorrie publk- � -epairing in m scales, buggy, transhipping th�in in bond tothe United � 4 � ! * witbL neatness and taste. invisible, patching and because of that the Republicans: e Abram S. )Hewitt, Randolph Tucker, and stock aboard cars,.and started all Of with Mr. D. McRae, of Guelph, as hay reape , seed- a -rill, . . , ; . ) � I � I ,Ar �i Ms given by Ow . ou- States by either rail or vessel. It - . �i I - i � -1 r. Smith, of Columbus, 600 bush of grain and other e ;� ; - I - *24 . �enit were of V* I warranted to give satisfaction. All work-, either not so*. much diOurbed over this new. , and P; A. Collins, three of the b6st men us 'for the Northwest. -' Arriving at president; M vould .appear that- refusal to permit . . I . I I I . � - ' Vice-president; Mr. -H. Wade, Toronto, tents.' I � . � ! to be that -v . � " 3 . . a re. cloud in the -political horizon 'as they on the D mocratic side., amnounce thait Moosejaw, we loaded up the the two Th work is supposed - . I . � I . bought or ordered frc,ni me, you will find a __ I . - - . e diary. Mr. Burebard's I I ' P - I � I I 11 I r - I I oss transh* I and wereanswa- - . . . they will le4ve Congress at the end of - teams with"supplies and.effects for the secretary. � Of an line Pment will be a violation of the � 7 , i i : would oib�erwise be. - - : � . - ed. If any ni . - . . ' ' ver $7, 00. . general bonding arrangeme ; ;J;Zch astonisW � preEient istake should. be made, . . . I nt, between * 3 . 9 . . .In -.Nlasswahusetts the Knights. of - this term. The rqason given is that s6 winter o il for� Saskatoon, a -The right of way for the proposed is o . t3 il � I . � : - I I � : M -r. Cam-pbeft m,t1.k-c itknown, and it, will speedily be righ-ted. . * ; es the two countries, and it -might lead to I 9 I � y � 7 . Labor are already numbered by -the tens little can be accohiplished. that it does distance of 1'0 miles. . We all stood the short line -of the Grand Trunk railwa -A� coqre of weeks since Mr. Jam ii � ; . . 1 4 - I ' - I I . � � . I : oughlies i I - M ksmitb - �'i -, � p � 13 I -In uyi" rom. Toronto to Montreal is said to Ryder, bla and carriage -maker, retaliatory measures tending to de- � _ - There is very little trip well, .And the cattle fed oil the f . =1 t I I %risty H'a,ts of thou -sands., and- both parties are a , not pay to be� here. . i � were deliven! I ba,ve stil a lot of'Hard and Soft Q .. anvil nioralize tbe Canadian flour and grain, . ' iolia -, . I . 'I . P � � . oij haad, which lam clearing outt. Now is your trifle disturbed over the outlGok. The chance forl members to accomplish any- prairielas they travelled through. It bavebeenall sectired with the excep- of Pet stumbled against an � - . s T . - :3 . - - . ; eXpressma, � � I . _' ting a plight d -on his leg, trade -6a I R. . � en* I . I . . - - - thin sav run on er ands and try to being late in the fall, we did not have to tion of about twent miles between- Tor- inflic flesh woun 96w York Boston and Port- �; � - . time to - - . Democrats talk of nominating for Gov- . 9 - y I � iF ; et silited, as they must g 0. . --' 1 nts *and a pair of red land. Thi -1 ; L;hool- Th�re we" C� . M through bib pa s!is the first important ques- � � . � A . I I ;. . � � ernor Cgligressman LoVering, who was a get officQs for their constituents.. Mr feed them any other feed, only the onto and Perth. I .1 I . 0 - I 0 . I R connection wili . worry and spring calves, whic, rs he had on. He died on tion that will arise between Canada and 41 . I . . j flemew-ber the address shoemaker before lie went into politics, ,Hewitt e. reas g it aA " all h got' a' little grain -The foundry of McLean & Son at woollen, drawe - .t I i . � . 01 I eaRnot oft' I - : if blood poisoning, aud it is sup- the St�tes growing out of the fishery �- - . . . )) i - Friday c .1 I ; . L�_ 'lways has.been iaenti . LucAn was burned down at noon Satur . . . - . I ... . � and a fied.with,the agigrava,tiOn. ._t and travelled through splendidly. We i- . 4; � . stialation W . � - . aer, -1 It my e . . pbsedtbe 'dye of the red drawers got embroglio. ' * . I . " labor agitators. On tile contrary, the. _ - )EMunTs OF SPRINIG. . arrived at Saskatoon on the 15th of No- day while'thp workmen were at dini - � . i ,� . . I I '. � . : � M. the - peop14 into the wound and caus . death. lontreal says: �! 1 7 . - 'We 1, � S-eaforth ,Boot Store. Republicans have practically been � c9m- W& are con -ling how into the delights vember, Ekil in good spirits. -all got Scarcely ainy of the contents were saved. ed his -A despatch frorn IN � .i � - , i . , .- . . .. , � I I . mit e our eax spring. The old-tinne rows to work * t Cor � wall last week, Airs. John -Mrs. R. m I -nd I - � 6-rder observre& if, - i . : The lbsg is estimated at $4,000; -insured -In Cor anly Gore, whose busba I t : . t d to Congressman Crapo's candi- of y _- as fast as we could to get things I I . 6 . , Le examillationk - L I . � . . Broderick and Daniel* Cashion wer disappeared so mysteriously some four: � : . dacy, but this new cle'ment has - disturb. of crocuses .are putting their heads tip. fixed up for the winter 'and - got our- for $800. - . f � ers.. oresent aaisl� i rs in the em- each filled i'100 for a second offence Of or 6e -weeks ago, lies very dangerously I � .1 ed them..', and -ilow I bear. that Lien- around in'Ithe parks, the tribes are burst- .selves into the house, Ze st�rek into'the -Hereafter lady teacbe' , �_ . , I - . . I I - I lady -i I whek were ta* - Ke m pt h, hough a ., id, and wellave already had a stables, a � . or contrary to - The 7 - I . I W.' orne & Co. - tenant -Governor Alues, who, ,�lt I ina into bu nd all the wood up for the ploy of the Toronto public' school board selling liqu the provisions ill at the St,1 Lawrence Rall. LA . � � I - � 0 I . : , , . . ' be of the Scott Act. a all alone, and much sympathy is ex- � iampbefi, and wk . � , -were now quite comfort- will begin with a salary -of $324, and John Johnston, an- i Z . - . . I - very rich man, Ugan life in his father's, few days so warm as to be un�aomforta- winter, and . . . . , * . . I . - �; * ,thlex.-F repecti,iter. - . . . I bte. rhe ccl�pit&l is full of excursionists� able. I . increased each year till at the end of 15 other hotel -keeper, was fined $50, and 86 pressed forl her "distressed condition. . � I � � shovel works, and ba always been: I - . . - i as . 5 . I . w - to appear to - -n r.. I-ITOR. faile"d a swer to a Heroile thought, and which has mainly �i - � I I � . . � East Huron -Conservatives. popular with the masses, may be se-, and Captain Corcoran, of the steamer , You seemed to think that we ere go . years' service, I the salary will be $636 fourth � . �j . . � � � . i � I similar cb�rge *preferred against him, 1� . I ., : : � - � . . . ' . This is the strongest la,bor or-* that plie� to Mount Vernon, t4blls me ing almost out of the world, but if you per year. - . ; I coritributed.�o herill-ness, is, the fate of li . : A ting of delegates from t1le sev- - . . I I - � h-. . - I �1 - mee I lected. . , United having left the limits. .. her husbanj, and this she has bravely ,. li � ation. that this country has seen, 'that his bt be to be crowded. This had just been here on Christmas eve, -Rev. T. R. Welch, D. D . . . ' 7 1 eral municipalities in .East Huron, as -99-11117, . - - . . -The emigration to Manitoba -from endeavored to clear up. Certainly any- i � ';.-Dr. Bucham - .i ,%�hige[nn� society lags, but the and had been invited to a supper, as we States consul at Hamilton, Oied during � . .� I . � -tted for the Local Legislature, but from the temper of the men identi- is the seagoi - I -�� I 4 . � . I - i . � � ice - buildlig 4* fled. with it I do not believe that there is- -botdls are' full -of tourists who come . in were, c -one knowin anythiu& of his w I . I .1 I i � a ait ualnstitL , by one of our nei bbors in Saska- Friday night from heartAisease, from Harriston and vi inity this year exceeds here- � - . assembled ait Brussels on- Tuesday la9t, . � . - 9 I li I - . "liglishman, . you which he ba for years. The �. . � I - � �and intends 44. any reason for- a "scare" over --it. I squads atIl so -much for the round trip. toon. You being an 14, 'd suffered that of any former time. On Tuesday, abouts W'oulfbe-doing a kindly act by I - . - : - . . I . . for the purpose of selecting a candidate I I the 16th ult., nine cars of farm irnple- letting her or her friends know at once. I 1, � I � like itwo, featukes.; gamblers, lawyers, This Week one partfof 300 will be here would have thought that you had really deceased was 60 years of age. � . �8 com, log sumnw- I to contest the mext eleetion, for the Local . . - , and 9tock and some 70 passengers He was last seen thiee weekA -ago in. - ��-. I . I I - It and Fred, He* . - a and those engaged in the inanu-. 4-rom Bosto'n, ' gers say that diopped in amongst the luxuries of the % -.-The ice -crop -I I harvested" in To- ments - i ; banker � 4nd the mana I I i . - � :. House. The meeting, was -to, a man for P . . 1, - �t - � I . . Oeen villfagal* '_ I factuFe -and sale of iniVokicants'are in- they werel so crowded with'a'plications Dominion, as there were 125 persons who ronto Bay this year amounts, we are left that station, and d ring the follow- Cobourg. Mr. Gore is a young.gentle- .1 � � � � ' -r - Hays, of McKillop, who ' ' I . . . p . - . n wee train left without irna,n of4obout 24 years of age, nearly six . ,- . I I u' INT,., Thos. E. , k scarcely a I h they intend to : , eligible to membership ; ,while in the that two weeks later they will makean- partook of a supper,composed of the very told, to about 40,000 tons ; besides I - �, � � i . I . I :_ was chosen as the standard-bearer of the . rom tafinLy a number of young meri, whose feet in, stature, with brown hair and %, . = soon as poMmOk I soutl ' the colored juen .are being organ- other tri � m4th fully as many morq. best of beef, roasted and boiled, boiled which -probably 20,000 was taken fi 0 :. . - p - . � . I Conservative Party in East Huron. Ur. 0 ' destination was Manitoba. . I � � I a f ' re f - m Boston .o�n bani, wild duck, prairie chicken, rabbit, the river Don and as much more fr in - eyes, ;and sallow ill . complexion. Heis - �a been opened tot .ew; ized Ion .ierma Ot equality with white These parties come he ro, il I t I . . . i. I . . �Ii tlays, addressed -the-mee-ting on , - i : -1, Z , t but they willT* ... men. i So in this indirect wa we. may an eight Aay�,' tripi are lodged at the vegetables in abundance, and fruit, pies, nd, near the city. t � i . fames JHood, of London West, was the fjon of General Gore, of the British -11 : . . ' I - - ' I - of the principal political topics of. the i f yl I . . po T e �C - army, and ,�as well know -M in the befit � - � -r 'move uals leading hotelsi taken to Mount Vernon, and pastries too numerous to xg - ilway Com- arrested oul Friday on a charge of insan ,� Jarge numbe ' d see a for the recoty ition . as, eq . ention. - h redit Valley Ra . . -1 . r -iott an on � . . �; I � I . my wif day,. and Messrs. Meyer, Ell I . I . I a e - HL - . ! pa rd . . I tely go up nat. of the colored men. . I and given�a cz�rriagejTide round the city The com�any was entertained during ppeal against the late awa' ity. On visiting tb house it was found leircles of C#adian society. a ma;ny � I also made short ad- . � I . �, . . � - olegg, of Winghani,. - bed. She friends'her� are doing everything in - ii .. Z : - damag6s in favor of St. . � that Hood"i; wife was aick in . i �_ U-ICEAST IJES THE READ i 'MAT WEARS for $40, which is mo4erate enough. The the evening by,instrumental and vocal of $12,000 . dirmses. The following resolutions weri � i -, . . as ' ' dren with her, and J;. - . � �, Joseph Kaid4- I . h on had -two Iiitle chil' their power to find him and to alleviate - , V. � THE CROWN." _- I � result is that they aie%-like great family music, dialogues and plays, until mid- Thom , by Colonel 8 .anley, of Lond, , I � I I i . - .1 1 r I put to the neeting and carried -. t there was liot a particlb of food for any the distres -5 _1'4, �sdy for D " ometimids the same people , night, when we started home well pleas- Master -in -Chancery, and a motion to se � si of his wife who the doe- -1 -- - I akot4 I , . A great ' any false and- absurd- stories outpourinks, 0§1 . I .1 . r . I ' .#I I � . f "That we, the Conser m ' era "Tor- 6f them. The family ,have been living tors fear, w#1 not recover unniess abesees , � . . e � ,heir 4-ta-re hom Ir in -e it a pom` t to come each year. ed with dur eveniDg's entertainment, and it aside will be made in Chambi , , . . zi . � - , a - Itilron, express, our confidence ift Mr. W. about the President a' e going out froln ak I I -1y all winter on the little they got 8 8 m lig a; I and's ;- - ; I I I i I � ab I I � ' � Rik herc�. He! is not ill, but . looks -very - : i J..McL. all being perfectly sober; you know we onto, on April 5. - ' ! � neat or hear o � ethi boi t her bu I ': �, . . . V. Fisher,'of West Flam- from the �ioup kitelip'n and 'we're slowly diaappearan�e. . IPI - . ' 'n' -L-1. � .4 1 � � I . . - . "� rsvm� R, Meredith, the present, leider of the I . . . . . . � , I ae�y` ell. Nor'� is he intiending1d be mar- � I are in the Temperance Colony here. - -Rev. S. V I . I : , ., 2!.e M. I . � . r I . � � i. - . I i I . . i daition, in the Ontario. Legislature I barving to! death. � - . V_ I wher bftk ried. Of course the late. hours and hard Plant Rows of Evergreens. Well, as for ille climate here. I must boro, must be popular with his people. si . I I - � � tein-be - . � . I : I ; ;. : i� I U__r_ . , �i I . I X -The L Yes of the Grand . , I �� a endorse the judicious course p '%V-ashino,ton. have an T � ,. ' ndon emplo: -There �s nothing new In ' ED isk . - I - . . go to settleit p"_ t sessiom work of his lifii in . o th6 Edit)r of,.Tjiz HuR I om Expoorr= say that I have never seen as beautiful Not long ago he' was presented with a, , '' - 91 . � - I - I sued by him. during the e have had Russian dogskin overcoat, � a little while Trunk r I ay, -at a� meeting on Satur _G I - I effect upon,' him, but not sn'chl as to war- ,' SIR,- a little while, when the por- fall and winter weather as w . t politics.to ng'te. Mr. 'ladstone -has not � . I .. , � I 'We assure'llim , W . . . ecided to reject Mr. Rick- : . , . - I ; of our future hearty sup- and -day nig I I Parliament Ibis schemo - � Noah Geiger Id ranVany stories. of his ill health. He is tions of forest. left when clearing the so far. The last four - da a have -been afterwards with a fine gold watch, yet.submitt-qd to . _. -11 earnest] - endeav- . � . � � ; . I part,, and thai we wi. t � tion for a partial restora- for the govexmment of Ireland. ; The do- : , : 4 ; . - - d y_ I ' � - re joine ia *_ - -as well as the average-_ man of stout'. country liave' fallen or been out down,' rather cold, with abou ve inches - of on Tuesday, evenin& last week lie got 'a po I I . - __ . I I - � � I I . drive over the prairie $110 to buy him a new buggy. son p 0 d to .; � I er, to place him at the h6ad of the On- tion Ithe reduction in wages, an . - � __ . - a few days if � I build who is sedentar in- his habits and' Ontario will, it is to -be feare'di suffer snow, and we can � � . , lay is supposed to be caused bythe fact _; 7 . 7 � I I . � � - ti&lrio Government.' . . � rtifi- demand a return to full pay It i 'd I - : I- 18 that Mr. Ofadstone's first scheme di . � . ing to bilicht . n � � � � . . _�&. - . �aits heavy,diftners witbout.a correspond- much fro want of shelter I those anywhere with a good sleigh load. , -All candidates for -teachers'.ce � ,. I . . . f . - - - That we are, highly -gratifie d. by the stated,' tha the employes at ail other ith the approval of k . - I I I - : Misq- CmthirW ded .to Sir Joh�n Macdon� 4 ingeamount of exercise can be. The portions,i rhere the.f9rest is already -gone -.11M.arch is generally a beautiful month ' ' cates will be pleased to learn that the I not meet w -i h,is col- I , I . . . I _' ' I 11 swpport accor - . I - week in Minister of Education has arranged Trunk system are - . I � . - . � made man. ia- __ trouble with. 1Y1r. Cleveland is not'his throughoi t large spaces, much inednve;.. deeding commencing the first leagues in th+, Cabinet, and that, it is too ' � � i I I . _. ald and tht-_ Dominion, Government an - '" a person may orkingin�unison 'ith those at London - - ' Vf . be modified! before being laid * beftitt - I . o Z - � few days,� Thq physical condition, but �worry. If he - nience is i dreury felt. The winter winds ApriUso the people here all so.y.) e try for both the second w, � � - . lahigla_n shorft . their successful administration of even- had nothing but hard work. to do, no- iLre mudl, 'more bleak, residence more all -like the country well so far; it is and third class standing next July, al. on this question. - 1 . Parliament. I . 1% � I - I handed justice,. and commend the action I . . . -Mr. .U. A.'HOdgeon,.of Montreal, - i . . � � � '�nt and delightful here in' though there is no special regulation on .. I - - . e, 1- But . disagreeable, and' also more unhealthy, really plea.an- I . - 7 � M. 7 ther 3*51 'bodywould suspect ,,that he isill. . - I _. I - He sustained in- -Henry B. Courtney, the bead of the . . . . I I .. _ _. ,a .who . . I . �� (if the many life-lon the subject. I . � . .9 Reformer . arrived home Frida � . - since -Congress arrived, the.Preside'nt while tia�,elling-is much impeded by the summer tim,��, the blossoms of the prairie y Diamond Mi+tch Company, died recently . 1� . . I a -ill. - . . . . : 2 � doelined ta sacrifice principle to ac-com- ., I . I n name . � I .; ! �I - " has not been at his case. Tile Deiiio- i I show, and' is . not nearly so are beautiful' and 'lots of game. To- -A ma ' d McLaughlin -has been juries on. the Germanic about a year a 0 - - , . - � I . drifting, ( . - I and was not expect6d. to survi I aTe, - - � � , Ms. It,, Hardy AS their .11 . ve., b at b-iis homej in Wilmington Delaw! I � - - � plish party ends, and opposed UM - . 3 � . � tending " the,- f* cratic members ha ,, t�ey , pleasant (therwise as.-.tha,t r '.and through the fall, the wild. awarded $500 dw.nages at the Lindsay . ! . after an illness of about three months. * - . I . " . - ' - I � , I __ tvaoier!, Mr. Blake, in his alliance with , �. . � surgery a piece of his cranium . � - I . q . � ; - - I promised; they. bdv�e worn the Pr'esi-, d Tb. -re is, appar�ntly,,bat.one re- ducks, wild geese and wild turkeys are assize court for injuries" sustained by skillful - - � MM . - d Revenge party in Lower , .. � - My. - � oved.. -Mr ourtney was 63 years old, and � . . tke Race an ' As the clot of blood that - C � I . . dent out. Now'be has in ce li .ely to be generally available. here by -the thousands, and lots of rab- striking a bridge while acting as brake- was rem , . i . c � I . I-, -nd : f . � . . ame to that city from England in 1853. � I ... and � Uaulada. " ' I . , said resulted -from the fracture adhered to -e . � . � . i Z . n eded their claini to be all6wed to That resoarce is the planting of rows of bits nd prairie chickens, which are man on the Grand Trunk Railway, � . � a . i 4 ; im,ed last I co c .. � . - hat larger and like your �artridge, bridge not being of the -proper height the bone instead *of the brain his life- He engaged in match minufac-turig.- I A . " 1_ r 040. The meeting �& as brought to a close b y dictate'the appointrilents in their dis- evergr6en trees, somew . - ; . I . . i I . i . . I . . e -ho--pe th I � t1tree cheers for A- I bov the'ear. . The 'White Star Line paid there' with 1W. H.Swift ; "n'. , the Queen, Sir John, tr . I was saved. � , , � and with a .� I - . I . . - 0 1 e - - , , ailpi M icts. The -other . day a promin'ent Of ebur ae,. if large plantations of any some deer of different. kinds, red foxes, a e I capital - f less than $50 built up the ,� . -Th th . . Hays-. * - hysic ans"bill, &mounting to $1,000. I I :4 - . ir., - ' its, who came on 'kind' ' -ton flywheel.in Walker's dis- the p i - � -of , eat trees were likely t Ives, which are not trouble- -A four � � official in the departinen .or o be pr�%irie wo . . , ; 1. - I I i i � . I I � -A littl� boy, soa of Albert T MOB I I : Of Friday - � I obias, t extensive business in that line ,= . . � - v' �y, at Walkerville, was thKownfrom 11 L from N ew York on �ccount of his per- made,' they would answer, for a deep some, and lots of fish in the rivers. But tillei � � _ go -Last Friday Ira Delama,tter,. a far- of Moraviant;own, h;iet with aift almost th Ui S rtney pos- I � M& . aff it . . I 11 - 8 a . I - few days ago and did a,boat ; . z I sonal intimacy with the I)resident; �._eut border of deciduous trees will give shel- with all the beauties of the - prairie, we .a haft . . . . I Zon of the YW-- imir of Pelham township, was dri; i . . worth of damar to the building. ent the'other day. He lost sessed the secret of preparmig the conl_ - vinIg fatal A'Ceid I . . I . . . � I J. J. A04- zdobg the road near - Fonthill, and when up, to -the White House and gave Mr. ter from I- wind by- its breadth, though feel the want of a minister: amongst us $4,000 . - - 1. . - � . flar-s&. . Cleveland a vi ute of leaves. But as of the cei his arriaw m a tree and climbed up for pound of which the matches are made, . . � . very much, bat we are in hopes of get- The stairway, a portion ling � i are inakinr ev ary decided talk upon the the trees be destit . i , - Assmg a piece of bush., he left his team � . . . . i Lautbout, twenty feet high he and this he refused to gni" anyone until . � I P e is making, in allowing the this is ,not n 'early so,, easy as to plant a ting, one in the sEring. We have an oc- and one side of the distillery were torn it. When " I . ; 1. - . � I Ze�.spring j6dh On the road and got over *tile fence to mistake h 0 . .. . . - .1 . - missed his footing and f6ll, striking on recently,'when bi-, ptysician told him - - � . I . I is.nien in Congress to influence. his single rovv, it. is better c"ional sermon y a local preacher in away.- No one was injured. ' I . - Purchase boottAt cut a whip. when he was , , the i'e below the tree. Three of his be could not recover. A son was then I - � , - a.ppoin�.tm eats so much... I I But I cannot' the evergreens, which can be planted the neighborhood, and some times a ser- -M,r. Peter McLean, Public School c . . � : �, - 114 . I ' as - . . . ; 1 4 �ff else, siog# tinO the dead body of a man lying quite ' . i - ribs Nvere broken itild the back of,his given ihe formula under. a sworn- pro- �� , CY . 0 . -other - I - I -matter at. once afford to break with them,"was the re-- � rapidly arid obeliply in rows, and wh6n mon mis read by parties, which is inspector for Algoma, who h ' been con .. . . e r ._Onrola-'fri�A near the road. Mr. Dela I t . I fell inrise of. secrecy not -to make it known . . . � I Break with - them !" said 'his a few years old will give excellent pro- better than no meetings at all. We ex- fined to bed for weeks with Bright's headfractured. He lay ,wber he i � � . . ir, 119V . � . I .11 �d it impos- - : � � .1y I . � I - frien dig M '.' weiat to Welland and notitied -Coroner 0y. ' ' bhree hours before being discovered. until age or 0, iction reridere ., I - . & friend; " why not? When you were, tection. 1. know many windbrea.ka of pect soon to ha-ke a railroad from Bran- disease, died on Friday night at his I . I I _. : . ker, is xnakUg - Cumines. The body turned out to be . I . - � he recent cruet treatment of Alfred sible for him to perform the work of � - � f New York yon made your this' sort' here and in the States, fine don to Saskatoon, thence to Battleford, home in Milton. He leaves a large -T .- ; . - I ht. and hea,.vy bw that Of a - man named Louis Niel, who-. Governor o . t . .- . Jones, a little English orphan boy,,by compounding it. -In that event the for- . . .1 .' re-pu ' tiOD not by obeying the State ali wills of green, summer and winter, a1su-0 0 . - ; IiO4 - Wel .V a id . - . � ' - - I I 11 � k hasi o , - Was, last seen about -,land in January t -A ne fr in Regina by Saskatoon to family to mourn his comparatively early his employer, Robinson, near ,Cbboconk, mula, is to be giv,en to another,son under . . !* 1 , L isla,ture, but by going back- of . them a most beautiful enclosure and ornament Prince Albert ; then We won't'be so. bad demise. I � , ent I'vare-rooll it. % la3t, Niel .was a, ni.asen by trade and 'e onis a the i idignation- of the similar conditions. Courtney for Malay . I , � Butter is selling' at 25 cents per -A young man named Win. Hamil- has . ar e . in -_ . : . d = appealing to the people. Why, do for a4arm, and'so improving its clir nate off. . i I . I I . . to whsvery intemperate. -It is suppose neighbors and caused th I . . . tand, and is � '$r.00 per buahel;.wheat, ton - was sm'othered by a straw stack e council of the years was the only man in this. country - . ot do it now'! In your own dis- that -no ,'one who has. taken the trouble pound ; oats, . � - I . . . o . I I : I that he was drunk and had lain down in You 11 ' pality to indict the offiendef who who understood the ,business. He � I 1, � � . 11 � -seipiire them Would ing I � � . tile woods and wa's frozen to death. As - trict at home 'Who are the men who -to � be without them $1.50 per bushel; barley, $1.25 per fall' on him on the premises of A munici , . . has furthermore claimed that it made two English firms � .z � . I I � k ptil?lic sentii�ie'nt?, Not Congress-. agaitF for any .consideration. A-hi.imber bushel, all wanted for seed. Malcolm, East-Zorra, one day last week. has absconded. It � I I I M .. A . � . � . � � there were no marks of ,�ialence oil the ,- 3, e . , in - f i -ad , their em- . , I a3d"s Health- . . . Mell, bu,.� those who create Congressmen. of.such rows. crossing a country, would I know very well that there are lots Deceased came out from Scotland a year raised up k. d r ends for the little I big fortunes while be was in I i� � , . - . I- 1,10dY and the clothes �contained $1,30" in . i and he has found a comfort- ploy,and ityielded him an individual . : � : : - right, and the Congress- n6t'oulyimpro',�e matters in winter, but of my old acquaintances that would do. ago, and had been employed at the of 11 yean, - - I ; � .� ' : - - I I -, le that death 1 _ ,nnerk p : 000 and his . � earrcspondel�lto Money; it is not probab . Do as you think . ab),.,�, home with a farmer near by. I . fortune of nearly $5,000, - . . in e � . I � - . - t 0 t0*0 I ay. i . In ell will be at your feet,.hot yodat .by,,preventing too rapid drying out, well to make a' ove out to the North- ell ese factory last summer. I I . q Airies as Tits caused by foul pl who theirs." In that strain .he,talked for. would 'eatly aid the e6ct of summer west, as there never will be the one half -Capt. C. C. Clapham, of the - Mon - -Says the Teeswater News: Follow- two ach * � . - � . gr ng time the comp I I � shor - Mr. Daniel Darst and family, Og . . m Macdongld�, . ' ' Ity in ing the phr�aseol , y � of the I I War Cry," - - 10 0 , any enjoyed a com- I � I �6" - - half an hour, a d the President only re- showers in assisting the growth of crops. of the hard labor here to make a living. treal Cavalry troop, pleaded guil . I . . I � � . are abo . ' i6 � Sly in, L SUU- ut removing from Elice township 11 - il with his � sual malignity leads plete monopoly of the -I" parlor match " I 1. - t - - the -police court at M I � A an, er - ere . Mr. Durst has Plied that for paxty reasons he felt con Trees ill- a certain 'proportion have. a ,that there has been, and still is in On ontreal the other the dev ny willing slaves an J I - I ., an . .1 7UP-WI � to *Richigan, wh d the profits were enormous. Al- - 4 L ,, arat-i §tralned to keep OLn'good terms with the moso beneificial effect on agriculture. It tario, though at -present there are many day to a charge of peddling knives with a detachment of the ma . I � fir. Mow bought a fine farm, were. pleasantly sur- 4�1. � . - - - L -ge to the Salvation though very wealthy, in order to kiee � .. I I - I I P , . 'he continue - � I I j)r- ffings;�;r, 41 I �Prised the other evening by a large . Democrats in 'the C ., That is, � he iff calculated 'by eminent scientific rivileges in Oniar�io that we have not obscene pi6tpres iu the handles and was he rules in this villa to annoy the preparation a secret, � �, . ; - ' L : .1 0 crnpulously refrainifiom. interfering at .authorities that a couiltry one-fourth in here, but -we certainly have a fine coun- fined $40 and costs or three months in Army barracks every evening ; � I , ' - - . � - . . . - . leges con- jail. . . . I W& . I - Captain 'Blickwell'and her solaiers in his daily work at the factory until the ned t6 Ott& , J& AiRmber of t"i-r friends taking posses- a I , L L - , . I , "i'M of their house, aad presenting them: . all. with Congress, but- be allows a drift I woods and thret-fourths in cleared land try put here and many privi ' - . . _Wm. T Downs, who resides on their de0tions. That he sen - z . ; S. pj�lysiciar - 4 da Lout the fames from the chemicals used ll�d so . w I . ' biO-- d la er crops than one alto- sideriDg the newness of the country. -Mr. 1 4 - � : 'O'. troubling - 111ith an elegant and costly family -of DemocraticCongressmen-in hisoffice will yiel rg evils Sunday even- ed his system that he was ae I . I . I . z � I . . . , -- . . . Alir_ row I gible and an address 'to -which Mr. each, morning to use him. for their pur-__ gdther'destitute'of ,trees, though it were The first.day that the boys ploughed the town 'line' near Teeswater, lost a most mischievous d Conjgaoenr able to - do the work. The W16 - . i d, with. I I . by drowning ings and 'on special occasions, who - . . . I � � � ..� the - responsibility for all in 'crop. ere .n 11 � I I . . z - .- o bilrai responded in feeling - terms. A POs' 1. and -leave I b , wbe they came in at evening they valuable span of horses trample sacred under their feet estate will probably create consid-eral0i . � I vo-te on, !A - I . : " Thank goodness we have' some time on Saturday night, 20th things . I I . I . I ,unwise actions to 46 borne by himself - Young everygreens can easily be pro- said to me: I - . . 7 - .able, to. sit VOTY Pleasant evening was . � San froid, regardless Iftigation ae it is said there arehain &t-. I . . ' ' � - . � h the greatest 11 J � . . I . ti I ,With alone. I'do, not ,think the President cared in many places, and if me is ploughed one day without touching a ult. The team started for home from wit - , I I 1 transact no - - ItAtil the ladies spread the, tablei . vel." It will be delightful Teeswater,, leaving Billy in the alike of the laws of U, or man. We law in England who will, contest with 11 I . I � I . I I emy idea, of using the - patronage to taken that their Irooti-afe.. not exposed to stone or gra- ! . I j I physiciaw; W_ � Pm abundance - of good thingg, after ha's . I t unfor- have read of some who in like circuth- those in this couixtry in the distribn#osi . . . . � - , . I I ; I � .4- Wk - which the re another nom inatiou, buthe is. cer- , the air or sun (forif the roats dry the to work our land here when we get it tavern to finish out his frolic, bu I . . 4 - . . : for party: wended ,their way seen . to U20ck and staid to � of the estate. . hira,. X t. As 1 don't think of tunately they took a wrong turn, and stances came i . :; 4 � - . % . tainly going much further than- looked resin hardens and kills the trees) they broke and backse I . . - Will soou I**- lielleward. . . . . I - . . . . � : . . i . . . . � .1 I � . � � ; I � � I i � ., elime,� "'d. -0 I I . . . . . - I � . I � . - . d . .1 - I J I : . 9 - - . I I �, . I � I . I . . .. : . - . I - - I .-.. I . I ent t1a so . . . . - I I i . . . . . I . � I I � � . I I � . I i . . I ' I � . . I I . I . . � ; .1 . - . ZY I i I . . � . - � . ; . . ;,4 a . I _!" . � I . . . i . - I . � . I I . - I � - . . . I � :j i � . I I � . 1 4 i � i . - - � � i I � - . . 'i I � e . � . . . . . 71 I . . . . . . I : . 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