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1 at Brace- .
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they were
teade froni
41. 'ft is
amity i'vet-,
itt.1, by the
-
,
inues open
.' as yet of
[slowing ia
titelon, of
Seafortht
kit Iate and
i . i nazi titieg
'.. untie, our
recently
...arance of
aumber of
for their
store will
with those
'arance and
,tx, Of Bay-
ffia}f's tine
• busily en-
, Mr. 1\-fikr-
nded as a
iRaubt SUC-
i of patron-.
4g in eau-
Muthodiat
Ly , Deems -
as' recently
le and out,
! Sabbath,
s
,euIars look
xt-. week's,
idents •we
t-flo was a.
s Ross, of
nah, of
this week
,.or, Mr. cr.
:ustoft, of
t !
for the
lInsurance
- s.,,
. viiiarre.--
, 0
.i -,;bis week
rray,
.,.
I,
is 'returned
.1 ran. —Mr.
ennioa to
if u a week.
‘; has par-
( , Jas &I-
ts acres. --
;t for the
, .
re HO Is,
has. been
ttsicaI and
ibl in. Cal -
:lino.. The
itio:isitions
a is which
a than the
••:11:41,. The
e•1 :eentle-
h sorvicea
q ails% It.
'•.. :seta Mrs.
i- and _hes-
( -Ili!, and
a-s,I he the
i eneeilant
;Ifinio AN;aS
ii with the
s Mrs. R.
t•,,.kota Last
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A been in•
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-WHPLE NUMBER 99C. .
NINETEENTEE TEAL
866.
•1 S87.
&Counter,:
The Old Reliable
JEWELLIPAR,
Seaforth, Ont.,
Is showing a larger stock of Holiday-
;
end Wedding Presents than ever this
;season. Must be seen to be appreciated..
In
SILVER PLATE
You can choose from Tea Sets, Waiters,
Ice Cream and Tilting Pitcherss'Dinner,
Breakfast and Indi vid u al taS tors ;
Pickle, Celery and Fruit Stands; Ice
and Berry Dishes, Knife t- Rests, Dessert
Sets, Cake Baskets, Butter •Dishes,
Spoon Holders, Syrup Cups, Napkin
Rings, Cups, Jewel and Cards Stands,
Toilet Vases, Cake Dishes, Tureens,
•
Biscuit Jars, Ink Stands ; Tea, Dessert,
Dinner, Egg, Salt and Mustard Spoons;
Pie, Fruit, Tea, Medium and Butter
Enis-es ; Gravy, Oyster and Soup Ladles, ;
•
Sugar Shells, Call Bells, Case Jewels
etc.
In Jewelry
You will find Coloted and Bright Gold
Sets, Roled Plate Sets, Necklets, Lock-
ets,, Brooches, Ear Rings, Lace Pins,
Cuff Buttons, Watch Guards and
Alberts, Gem Rings, Band Rings, 18k
A IURONITE ABROAD.
1
!Losnox, England, Nov.19 iss6.
fh inteirest in Canada's display at.
the C slonial Exhibition emitiimed with
unab ed interest up to the close, and
fromhaesands of voices every day t;fic
praisss of Canada l were sounded. Go
wher 1 wOuld through the surging
cro-sia-, re -marks, al Ways ei pause, could.
as been
ion to•
ate.aU
r thsv-
session
Illy in-.
11.1r, to
<I :lien
ys pre -
be he
most
ataxia
early
ern in
such
rd of aur country, and it h
gratifying to give informa
s enquirers . who contemp
,•oyage• to. our shores. • Ot
ist has placed ip. our po
nformation that we can rea
&true , people where to go accort
the prsuits in li f e intended. A
clime e is referred to:we are alw
pared, to give a choice.
Frqm. experience of the pa.t fear
week I feel sure that next sca on will
witness the most important- immigration
to Catrada yet experienced. Tenant
farmers and their sons will doubtless
form an important part, while there will
also 1e a large body,of laborers of every
has b
able
mite
e ver
can s'
I s
wher
Out special :object throughout
en to encourage in every ',reason-
ann-er the monied class of sad-
ists who.- find rents and 'tithes of
kind so burdeissode here that they
arcely make a liviscg, . •
eat some -days in Edinburgh lately
we had:a display of apples at the
Interpational ExhibitiOn. The universal
veadfset was that this was altogether. 'the
finea!! display • ever seerain bonny ,Scot-
gh I visited the
teresting city.
:hat it would be
land.While in Ediable:
chieft sights in that i
Ther is so much to see
impo,sible to attempt a description.
Ever ,where one finds something his-
toric 1, and monuments remind ha con -
sten y of fam•ous Scotchmen whose
deed have not 1-seee forgotten by their
rymen. It seems strange to look
am the castle window of the room
poor Mary Queen of Scots let
with rope and basket her baby
arnes. All those inscriptiens and ,
merits in and about the castle
s one's memory back to days long
-nown only to most of as in history.
Dr. Elliott, of Brumfield.; one day
Exhibition, and found hins hale
searty. He is ,at -tending an: im-
nt course of lectures at the hospital.
rwards went through this hospital,
ertainly it seems to be hll that is
coma
nut f
whee
dowt
boybiin,
man
ago,
I me
in th
and'
.port
, I aft
: and
delta ed.for it, one of -the best conducted
in ti e world. Public buildings of
sort are massive. but not gaudy in. any
way. But to think of rents and tithes
on nds in the city and surrounding
eosin ry. 'Farley nurs:erymen paying:8200
per ere, rent, and renting 700 acres- at
• s
that. . Net it'sa facts and every 'plot or
field uri•aunded by a Solid stone fence.
a half day's •shooting in the. far
, and succeeded in killing two 'fine
ad a number of pheasants; But it
.t be called sport, for the deer are.
t -as tame as our sheep, •and
'ants are more like our barn -yard
s •
-ful: manipulation. Proce
was quite sad to see fields' of: ,grain
long the roads from Glasgow •to
berIgh, and thence to, Aberdeen,
'Bess, et., out stillin' stooks, quite
. Indeed- it is hard. to. imagine
'earners anywheee in •this countrY
cure grain in •good order, fel' we
see two days without rain. The .
ee was quite right When . he • said
n this country they had n� • weath,
ut. only. samples, for • we have
al changes every day. .. • •
I ha
nort
deer
cams
alm
phea,„
fowl
and lOk : Plain Gold Rings, Scarf Pins, It
Bracelets, Charms ; also a Iarge variety
of Jet and Fancy Jewelry.
Watches.
Aurora, Elgin, Waltham, Hampden,
N' , the Scott Act i8 not known th
English 'and- Swiss, in all styles and Scoti rid, nor Io r believe it would be
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SEA
FORTH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1886.
once chme up, and as they Mseeved the
situation, were ordered to " draw
swords." :They set spurs to thcir horses
and soon: scattered the Toed. The
Socialisp element is bc omi le very
strong dere, and wilt give ,tro ime yet.
It is quite a commou th ng to hear
speakers addressing large- aud eintes in
the parks on Sunday. They hould be
atteeded to by the authorities . urely,
they, openly talk dynamite, tc., and
are evidently: a worthless, d••un Ken class
.people:
Aux.
,
The Education De .s waded. by ;
• the Times:
DEAR Ex'po;nToR.—I wa' forcibly re -
Minded of your excellent journal the
other. day by hearing a v ry high au-
thority in such matters, de star s the Ex -
1
'somata a model:for the wl ole provhice
of Ontario. The remark sy s ae accurate
as spontaneous; and in c
'many of my fellow laborers
al work I have often, felt
the prominence you have
cational topics, and the. h
you have placed upon int
and there, it iS a perfect wilderness for and! realizing her position said, Oh
. miles in every direction. .N1r. Cole ;is I dear, dear —where am I S" and then -
going to ahdiabrush five or six acres thrdw herself on her face on the grass.
i.
this fall and c sop it in the spring. Ile The intoxicated woman was assisted to
will remain w th and -work for Thonnta . her feet, put in a handsom, frotn. which
Currie -0, foot er Winghamite) alio lis•es it was :did she had peeviously jumped
1
near his pssse, shwa all winter. ''There wlan passing up the street, and driven
are lots of Wi sghain folks around here,' hon e. , '' .
heetdds, " at tong whom I have sece . —The. Labor party in. HaMiltion.have
George Burro vs, Andy Kerr and a man nominated Hamilton Bacey as an in-
ldaeLerieid. r;tit labor candidate for the Legis-
,
_Rev. J. R. liattisby, of Chatham,'
had' recently extractel from his finger a
thorn that was there ;embedded for 30
years. •
—Dr. Aikman, resident of Woodstock,'
died suddertly in that town at one
o'clock Friday. His death is attributed
to heart disease.
—Mr. Thomas .Matthie, of Lucknow,
shipped a few days ago 350. pounds of
honey to Hamilton.- The price realized
was 12, cents per pound.
— Mr. Richard Nagle has disposed of
• a timber • limit of 36 miles on the
nin On with
ineatione
eful for
in e
gra
ivei to edu-
gh estiinate
,Ile tual de-
velopment sas a chief •fa, star in Can-.
adian advancement. Foy, 'n q ite.of all
aliat is uttered from the lattorm and
written in the press, publicio inion is
the itn-
ation to
unity in
We are
economy
lucation,
ill cling
to the pernicious heresyth• t a 1 beyond -
the first rudtments of insquct on is a
luxury to be enj,oyed by th ri-h alone
and ta,be paid for as any the luxury,
t every- ;
sled men
distinct- .
greater -
still too low in,its judgement o
mens e value of -secondary, edu
its possessor and to . th o c inn
which he does his life wo
a unit as regards the absolute
of free schools for primar e
but manyof our best citize s
_Nevertheless we have as mo
where a majority of large mi
of wealth and influence wh se
.ly that trained minds a e •
power for even material pr sperity than
strong arms aid h tads 'though,
of curse, both are entire y eceSsary.
They. look about and ee • that the
pioneers of this country ave subdued
the unbrOken forest. and sro ght com-
fort and wealth within, he reach of
• theinehildrenevho are no V e misled to
rise, as it were, upod the sh alders of
theiaparents to higher an n bier pos-1
sibilities in life. We • ha'4e 1 ft behind;
us the ols4 ox -sled, the c rdt roy road
through the hemlocis swa,n p., he skull-
cap log school house, and the itinerant
teacher. We live in the presence of the
locomotive, the self -binder, the steam
thresher, the electric light, the free
library and the High schdol. The edu-
me • twenty-
stO dispharge
creditOly is
✓ the parpose
I is no longer
tyle of agri-
prevent our
. Machinery
and. skil-
must be
they can
1
cation sufficient for. a la
five iyears ago to enable hit
his duties intelligently am
by rio means' adequate f
at present. The virgin So
here and a more sckentific
culiture is necessary to
farms .from d terioratin
of all kinds de tan.ds trai ied
ses
for
all o
Mkt
In-weblac
haw
can
rarel
Yam
that
er,
s eVe•
ar if tried there, and yet there is
p
prices of Ladies' and Gents' Hunting ops . • r
a str ng religious feeling prevasling tat
and Open Face, Stem 3nd Key Winder. peop e, that we see nothing of in Epe-
teal
You can get a Stem Winder Watch from 1. go
and
85 up. ,. , (Iliscc
notw
4!,
On Sunday everybody, seems to
church, and there we see aad ' hear
eel an earnestness that we do-• not
-er in any sense elsewhere. But
thstanding all -this, Don-dd will
have his dram and when Dougald speers
Clocks in Great Variety w 'at wull ye hae," Donald always re-
plies "auld kirk," which refers to the
genu ne stuff. It carries poor, Donald
too f r, often, and yet he admits his
-
from $1 Upwards.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Meerschaum, Brier &
Other Pipes
In the County. Also a choice selection
of
Cigat Gases and Holders,
shot comings manfully, and from his
wart hand shake you; knovir he, has a
hear,. "Hoot oot; Tonal, where•hae ye
been?" " I hae been wrestling a night wi
the 4
doonl
werel
doop
of K
renia
lampion .o' Scotland. I pOot. him
mony a time; bat, jest as • My. een
blinking near the Morn he :pit me
' • - • .
3 134
:ore leaving I attended the funeral
a
-nnedy, the Scottish Vocalist, whose
XIS are laid in a beautiful spat. •
- 're day I w'a.s.busy packing up the•best
fruit specimens' for an exhibit at the " In-
dust ial " at Glasgoaa.where we.will he
able display a five hundred plate lot,.
as -wes11 as some good roots and . veget-
able. .1 have also prepared a fine dis-
play of roots and vegetables forexhib-
itiose in the famosia• county of . Kent, so
note' as the garden of England, and ,-I
, am ri -eared that - our Products will. far
exce anything of the kind in that costae'
Work Department ''
-., . to h ve a similar. dispIa.y at Smithfield -land, containing 64(racre , in
ty. We—are also making preparations'
: I in D• cember. Win. Rennie, of Toronto, ship8 of Gold and Gras. ett •
.•• ,
. . ,
,
- - ' -heal spanded nolity for this; and 1 ox_ tante from Thesselon, wh•ch i
. 0 .
f irders for any style- or kind of ri
, ; pect his display of rOots will be the :fin- 'est post office. Oh . this rop
Pocket Books and other small wares.
st`ndied and understood b
be prop.erly E.pplied. 0 ir rcial life
has become wider and fre r, alad larger
demands are made upon i stel igence to
follow the tide of thoug it that over-
flows in newspapers and magazines. As
the scattered provinces have !developed
into a great Dominion, ou splkndid-sys-
tem of education' has also fawn up step
by step from the first rude line early
in the century until we have ow with -
Id a sys-
no mean
nd enter -
d extend -
sty so as
vithin the
y it, is
-3, of edu-
thusisam
shing the
eir child -
in the reach of everyman'
tete of eeco7dary, educatio
order. The present activ
pi;ise •displayedia enlargi
ine this, systere in erery
to°bring the great boob fa
• readli of all who can beu
.without a parallel in the 1
cation, unless we excepta
of our first settlers in e
'best schools then possible
.ren. • .
:•What remains to be doll
.
siderahble, and we need o
join hands in the great
operate harmoniously .i
the problem of seconda,
The 'influence of •a —pew
like the ExPosrron in
mists of ancient prejudi
in the sunshine of intellig
appreciated. by all tru
and good citizens. I am
traly. •
Toronto, November 25th 18
:HuroniteS in goma.
• The Wingham'Times has bed placed
at its disposal a lengthy lett
from sJohn Cole, who eft
about six weeks ego to. h w or
self a home in the wilds of Al
Cole is well-known in Win
surrounding—country, ha •ing
. ployed at John Anderson s 8a,
that town for the `past e y
few extracts from his let
less prove interesting.
Cole has taken epee, a
OU
ch
of
a as
cou
rly
fit
isto
Lie e
tabl
or t
e is
al
vor
wo
y ir
rful
isp
e a
nce
ed.
ear
named Dan E
Brace, and se
and th" awanos
land here, onl
man eau get ;
acre. - Severe,
ran,, who used to work for
-eral 'others frons Morris
i: There is lots �f good
that it is stoney, and a
20 acres at 20 cents an
new townships have been
'surveyesf.thia 'summer, all waiting for
settlers, but t
kct yet, altho
spring."•
•
Londesbor 'Creamery Annual
• Meeting.
A very lar e and enthusiastic meeting
was held at ramdesboro on Monday of
last week,: be mettle 5th annual meet-
ing of the Lot. desb.or6 Butter and Cheese
ManufactUrip CoMpany. The secret,
ary read a re i ort of the business for the
season 'just dosed, as follows :—The
company rece ved durin.g the season ; 47-
'207 inches of cream, from which was
manufacturer 52,235 pounds of butter,
an average of 112-4 5 lbseof butter .froin
110 inches ca
at an average
and realized.
447.
A compari
mediately pr
10 land -is not in the mar-
igh it willlikelybe in the
of r
Rive
Nor
McTaAN BROS. Publishers,
$1.50 a Year, in Advance.
ilway from •Teeswater through and .expo.sure. • son returned 011 the
.Glammis, Underwood and followino day_ and after a Ion-, search
h Bruce to Port El
oil).
'--Mr. 13. B. Present, a Guelph butcher,.
drop sed dead at his es n residence Fri-
day morning. When he first got- up -
Friday morning he 'complained of not
fedi. ig wall, and that his feet were...cold.
Afte
and
tow
losin
, sForir teen carloads
conthiniag; 150 barrels
Strathroy and other
Mid llesex, passed east -on Monday last
t
wee s, consigned to ew York: It is
esth sated that fully . million dozen
eggs ha,:ve been forwav ed from that sec -
ticks to eastern market. during the past
few months. La in b ton
large share of the ship
---IGeeseral Manager
Can dian Pacific Railway, has colleted- —Application will be made at the
ed rrangements witl the Boston and next Session of Parliament for an .act to
Loa ell koa,d to reach B ston; which will wind ep the Grange Trust 'Company.
-Georgian-Bay to Mr. Burton, of Barrie, be n ade the prin.cipa. winter terminus —The Port Perry Standard says gam -
fol c $:35,000., . of hts road. Conn-ecti n frOill MOntreal Wine is carried ots to ail alarmina extent
was horrified to ifind the body of his
mother, about 4 &dock ilet after-
noon, lying itS desn•ibed a short dis-
tance -fromher own door.
Thomas citizens .purpose to •
an :opera house modeled after the
-ch•Oring round outside he came in - one in Toronto, and to cost .r."415,000.
till domplained, ar d when moving —Mrs. Wm. alcKay, of Dorchester
rds the stove topp ed over on to the , Station, has fallen heir to a $4,000
ie arid was dead in an instant. legacy,
f eggs, each car —in Brantford the -other day two -
en route from young men 'lathed Powers, hut who are
points in West no relation to each other, married two
sisters named ,Maloney, -
—Thomas Craig. of• :".Zilestown, was
bitten in the face by an ill-tempered -
horse which he was watering the other
day.
hens furnished a —Rev. Father Prevost, Superior of
:ent. Ottawa College, died in Montre.al on
anHorne, of the Sunday night.
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--A young lad, named Boyd, attend- wall be Made with N wport, Vermont,- in that town, and calls upon the officers
ing leucknow school„ stabbed another oval the South -easter road, thence to of the law to suppress it.
boy in the wrist a few days ago. The Woedville, New • Ha pshire, over the —A few days ago, while Joseph Wat-
Trustees are iayestigating the matter. ' Lostell road. . son, of East Garafraxa, was at church
— A- Montreal priest, Rev. Father ---IFifteen hundred peeeple assembled .with his family, thieves visited his
Lynch, is being sued in court for se- at St. John, New Baunsaick, last house and -stole $50 in money and $1,475
am. .The butter wee- 8(31(11 duction. The plaintiff is Dame Zebre Son lay night, to bid farAvell to Gaptam
price of 20 cents per IM Mercier. and Mrs. Morton, who are leaving that
he handsome sum of $1(31 —Ten thonsand•dollars represent the pia* to take charge of the Sahrion
in notes.
—Robert Donnelly, of Biddulph fame,
was arrested by Deteotive Schram on
Thursday for assaalting Grace Hill and .
on, with. the years i n-
cediag, shows that the in,
terest is inakhvg rapid strides. - During
the season of
32,8091hs. of 1
$6,795. 'In 1
selling .for $1
Mr. John 1.
called to add •ess.the meeting. Ha di-
rected attentilon to the Creamery Assopi,
ation recently formed, and said - that
'with such. an ,organization theauccese of
the.creamery system of making butter
was assuredi One -object of the ' As-
sociation was to ethploy experienced and
practical men to visit creameriesth rough -
out the Province, and endeavour to have
all factories broduce .as nearly • as pos-
le of . high and nbiform
this means a large Tian -
of' high and 'uniform grade
sd upon- the market while
wet, . and higher prices
result. —Another objeet .of
the Associat. on would be to correct .the
wrong iinpr ossion prevailing in Eng-
land that An
..adian Cream
Professor Ro
1884 the company made
hitter, which was sold for
85 41,215 lbs. were 'made,
,778.
annali, the manager, wais
still con -
sides to
and co-
-king out
struction.
advocate
Ring the
d letting
is highly
cationists
sir, yours
C. ,C. .
q.
r received
Wingham.
t for him -
tome. Mr.
ha -ns and
been em -
mill in
ars, and a
✓ doubt -
111 tny. _Nita
uare block of
the town-
ome dis-
• his near-
rty there
40 acres,.
sclance of
sere if an -
contains
to twelve
•e an ex -
his pisca-
ery tavor-
spects of
th usiastie
agpificent
orst fault
t is very
be.ens iu-
on top,
is sail:ley
her side."
. .
'er se.e.n there. • . — is aline lak-e covering al out
. ,
Jewelry taken. Watches, Clocks and • ; • est e
; i - N• w that every one else is returning and in Which there is an abu
,lewebsy repaired on short notice. Qual- to C nada from here; I feel that-st would fish, and about a asile auay t
be tri re ag-reeable to be on the vay tors.
ity el. goods and workmanship guaran- Hut I have not completed d liveripr,
ca,rg es of apples sold yet, and it is 2 -
teed to give satisfaction. .; t4e her likely that my return will not
be u. til early in December.
o ier an
'fish which weigh from ti
pounds, so that John wit
cellent Opportunity to in
torial fancies. Mr. Cole
forge,t the place. Trce of 01 the flth inst., by special,in itation,. ably impressed with th
.
I attrnded the Lord Mayor's slow, and that country, and is qui
8aver Plate in window. Thad ; n opportunity of Seeing a London ill description' of ti
1 of Socialb,ts. There a great scenery thereabouts. 'fhb Ns
deal of pomp, ermine and gift er about 11(:: has with the land is tat
• 1 -
•hicl
ree
ulg
is
Pr
e et
C n
Practical
Counter this how ; glyalt deal of inone - spentk; stoney, and; although h has
I a grsat deal of- military band • playing"; formed that all the stori ar
,
also
num
a siniall scale. I saw many si Briton
watchmaker
pum wiled in thorough style, aid I be-
.
ut, on the other shaed, there is
great deal of nonsense a id Bar-
e
sm and, worst of all, bloodshed on
lieve some tsvo or three were killed in
-brat of it at Trafalgar Square.
on the Strand -the roughs got the
a of ...the police, and eShoved them
a hill block, but the 'Hussars at
and Jeweller, the
One
0 TYTI-1_ I leatutI'4
he expresses the belief th it it
k' clear down through to o
There are two kinds of timber land
there—the hardwood land, filch con-
sists Of maple, birch, Some oaf1 and
iron-
w-ood, and the greentop, Whic i consists
of spruce, balsam, tamarac, pine, hem-
lock and cedar. There is 1,lery little
swampy land, and, with the exception
of some settlers' small clearings here
sible an arta
quality ; by
tity of butter
could be plac
fresh and s
.would be the
ericau Creamery and *Can-
ey were one and the same.
sertsoa, of Guelph, now in
England . was doing a great deal 'towards
correcting th
ferior Amer
injured the r
a considerabl
overcome by
.only a_ high
establish a In
theeiroduct
eries, and th
adian cheese
s idea. The sale of in -
can creamery: butter had
,putatioa of our product to
extent, but this would be
a detenmination to export
rade of butter, and thus
rked distinction between
f the United States creens-
s produet of Canada,. Can -
in the foreign mark-ets,
and -stood NNell above Americaa cheese ;
it would not se lougesptil Canadian but-
ter would al ()secure a firm hold. He
called the at cation of the patrons to
the necessity
and of even t
the best res
'attention t
Creameries a
gether hart
the placing of salt Where cattle would
have freeaccessto it. Believed .it was
lace early inade butter on
kets, and that the butter -
h sh uld be extended later
hen I igher figure would
CuniiiLgharn stated that
onthg and one week. that
running this year, be
$103 ;, had the cream
.nd one two-year old heifer.
pinghain had received an
2.78 pr 'cow. Mr. John
Knox had re7eived an average of $20.50
per cow. Mr. R. Knox, $20.50 per
slOW for the
sAt the., Inc
before the p
ina officers a
ed: Presid
ors, Messrs.
ham, R. H.
Auditor, Ja
Treasurer,
pany this ye
cent on the
. Mr. Hann
with the con
next season
year.
proceeds of the bazaar condUcted by the Art -4y .contingent in London, On ario.
The will be accompanied to the West a lad named Thompson, both of • the .•
by , tag Captain Young, of Halifax, who Glencoe Salvation Army,
has een ordered to open fire on Winni- —Wm. Ball and George K. Ball, of
peg and take possession of the Canadian Sydney, Cape 13reton, preceed to Eng-
Notithwest.
ladies 6f St, .Basil's church, Toronto,
and just closed.
- —Guelph papers say the White Broth-
ers, evangelists, are holding meetings in
the Methodist and Baptist churches in
that city, and crowds are attending.....
—A tramp named Moulton has gone
to jail at Simcoe for three months for church, Woodstock, belonging to a man
stopping • an express on the Air Line .ntinled Kipp, was traced to a pla.ce
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"just for fun," by waving his hat. - abo • t two miles front Brantford, where
—Conductor Dan .Rogers, one of the he was discovered with a hard gang of
oldest express 'conductors on the, Can- roughs,. He'had with hies Kipp's buggy
adian division of the Michigan Central and one of the overcoats, but bladed
Railwayahas resigned his • position and the horse for another. He has ainee
removed to New York State, aek owledged that he toulathe hors e and
-s—An important auction sale of thole baggy. His home is near Paris. --
oughbred race horses., brood mares, and- - Mr. .Bell, a • lical.sois Bay company
i
colts will be held One December 15th, at ins ector, has returned to Montreal,
the CoMmercial 'hotel, Woodstock, . the . fro) -1- a trip to the North Saskatchewan.
property of the late John Forbes. He imports a groat falling off in the cats-
s—Nith Valley Creamery at New tur of muskrats and estimates that
t
H. mburg have sold their last three 10000 of theseelittle. fur -bearing ani -
m nths' ineke of butter. August make ina s were sm•othered last spring ha the
li
for 20 cents, and September and October .Sas satchewan through the sinkina of hour after. .
land in a few days to take possession of
'—rlhe thief, Who some time two stole the $1,500,001 fortune awaiting the
lairse and buggy from the Methodist Canadian 13all family. Part ot the
money has lain in the Bank of :Melrose,
Scotland, fur forty years, awaiting the
o wners.
—The OldestBritish Army penSioner in
Canada, Wm. Omand, of Hainilton, died.
on Saterday at the age of 83. He was
a resident of Hamilton for thirty-eight
years. The military service that won
him his pension was done the 1st Bat-
talion Ride Brigade, now the Prince
".Consort's Own.
—Saturday evening at Owen Sound, a
•
young man na.med Silverthorn accident- s
ally shot . his younger brother, aged
about 10, with a revolver, the ball strik,-
ing him in the head. He died about an
0
:—Mr. Joseph E. Arnold, a prominent
:merchant of 'Forest, committed suicide
on Saturday evening by taking. strych-
nine and shooting himself in -the head,
make for 22:} cents per pound. the lee in low water. . The output this
• —Last Saturday morning the • large • SeaSon in all lines will be considerably.
mill in Dundas, belonginato the estate of limier than usual. . , , .
the late John Wilson, was destroyed by • ' The •Rev. John Salmon, of York-
vill Congregational church, Toronto, the ball passing through the brain. He- ,
:for ierly of Forest, has tendered' his had. had two epileptie fits, within the
resignation,, Trouble has arisen out of:: last few months, which are stipposed to
the pastor'S• strong belief in the faith ,have affected his brain.
. ,
given a complimentary supper' by the cur's, which the majonts of his emigre- —Patrick _Jordan, a.ge nO .year:,, was . •
. .
Goocl Templars of Pickering, on the eve eat
of his removal to Tororao. se Sul
. —The Dominion Government._ has jec
granted $2,000 towards the expense of ans
'the experiment of keeping • th-e St. Law. - ber
fire. The . cotton mills had a narrow
escape, -
—Mr. S. K. Brown, a 'prominent -tem-
perance worker of Ontario county, was
on do not approve of. Two or three riding on the front plattorm :of a street
days ago, after a sermini on this sub- car Saturday eight in Toronto andsrefuas
e there were loud murmurings ed to pay his fare. He was in the aet •
ngst the congregation, and one mem- : of getting off when another car came
stood up and protested against the along -and knocked him down, passing
. .
rence open duringhthe winter, below tea shing of such doctrine. His resigna- 'over his legs and mfficaug mjuriee that
tugs. ' •
Montreal harboreby means.of iron -clad tio • has not yet been accepted, it is feared may prove fatal. -
--S-Mr. Plummer, the new assistant . a --The seniors of Trinity Medical .
—The South Simcoe News is offered genieral manAger of the Bank of Cons- -school, Toronto, attacked the freshmen
free until January to allsnew-married moce, has a salary of $10,000 per ans Saturday its the lecima I -001-n, throwing
couples within its constituency, and the nail. 'He had $7,000 from the Mee- some of them out of the 'windows. Oue .
of keerling the milk coal editor resists that there should be at chants' Bank at Montreal. Mr. Ander, ' of the freshmen . had his collar bone
mperature in order to get least 50 applicants for the paper on these son,' fornierly general manager of the• broken. An investigation by the faculty,
the , darying interests. Bank of Commerce,- takes Mr. Plum- of the school will probably take plane.
Its. :Recommended more terms.
d stodk-raising work to —During the driving season of the mef's place in the Merchants' Bank.1 - —Mr: Patrick •Tilw-ell and wife, of
oniously. He suggested Ma (;ray, formerly manager of the
etford, breath of the Commeree, a Mimi -ice) Ontario, a newly married
couple, arrived in Toronto on Tuesday
clear-heaued banker and able man, last week and put up at a. hotel. it is ?
omes inspector of the same banksupposed that on Wednesday night they '
,
Mr. H. Fortner, living near Fern- blew out the gas in their room on .retir-
, Middlesex county, has a, self set- iug, as they were found next morning in
hino 'nice, ------ wch his cellar is e insensibility, and only
trap in his cellar for the purpose of bed in a statof inse
after great difficulty were restored to
consciousness.
advisable to
the local mai
making . seas
in the fall, a
be realized.
Mr. Jame
for. the five n
the factory
had received
of fourcows
Mr. W: Cu
average of $'
aine-leagth of time.
ting of shareholders • held
trolls !sleeting, the follow -
d -direttors were appoint-
nt, George Watt. Direct -
A. Watt, James Cunning -
Knox, W. Cupningharn.
nes Campbell. Secretary-
'. L. Ouimette. The come
r .paid a dividend of 12 per
aid bp capital. •
h has made arrangements
pany to run the Creamery
n the Salle terms as this
—Guelph
to $3,150,96t
—"tee. G
ailed the ca
Canada.
ssessment this year amounts
Munro, of Embro, has de -
1 to Lucknow.
—The -We land Canal was closed for
the season 01 Wednesday.
—Twenty seven • business failures are
reported in -lanatla during last week.
• —The aria ent institution of toll gates
is to be abol shed it Prontepac county.
—POterli0 70 has had placed to its
credit $1,0 on. account of Scott Act
fines collect d in that town. •
-e-Mr. A. luchbaker, of Aldboroueh,
had his lower jaw broken and several
d out by a kick from a colt.
Buchan, of., Bright, shot .a
• that village a few days ago
ed 12 -pounds.
_The deeree of D. I). has been con-
ferred epee Rev. F. R. Beattie, of
Brantford, 1 y the MOntreal prcsbYterian
College.
—flat F iday afternoon pedestrians
on Simcoe •treet, Toronto, were Mueh
astonished t see a woinan
lying on he hack, in the gutter. Her
het lay in 1he snow at some distanCe
from her, an
arranged._
A good -hear
passing wen
ter, when
11
teeth knock
—Andrew
wild cat nea
Ichich weigl
present year there passed through the
Gavernment works on the Madawaska 1 Str
River of square timber, 20,011 _pieces ; ye
dimension timber, 20,326 pieces ; Saw be
logs, 761,805 pieces; cedar, 9,739.pieces.
Total number of pieces, 811,880.. . hill
. --Hon. 0. W. Allan, Hon. S. H. tin
Blake, W. 13. McMurrich, James Mac- ea: ,
lennap, :Q. (2., I). A. O'Sullivan, Robt. trohbled. The Other morning on going
Jaffray, John I. Davidson and Edward to he cellar -he found two mice in the
Fisher have been hicorporated-under the -trap dead, one with an eye and the flesh
name of the Toronto Conservatory of
Musics with a capital stock of '$50,000.
--Atyoung man in a, St. Thomas furni-
—Mr. Wm. Fisher, license inspector
for North Wellington, died very sudden- -
all around it eaten away, and the other
ly- of heart disease, on Saturday morn- _
wi h its skull and part of its brains eat -
ilia, at his home on the. 8th concession -
en lout It is supposed that the mice,.
of Peel. He was in his 40th year, arid
ture store; in order to conceal himself aftpr getting caught in the trap, fought
leaves a wife and three children. His
from the poll tax collector, got into a un il they killed each other.. . . death is said to have been brought on by
coffin. Atcompanion:tscrewed down the a --Between seventy and eighty apph-
t over exertion and excitement in the
lid and kept, hill a' prisoner until the ca
situation became most uncomfortable
and unheailthy.
—The Canadian Pacific Railway
workshops in -Montreal have turned out
the first consblidation locomotive, engine
built in the Dominion. Four in all are
to be built, each weighing 51S tons, with
a 19 -inch cyclinder and 22 inches stroke ;
diameter of driving - wheel, 51 inches.
—Sam Jones will lecture id the
Meteopolitan church, Toronto, on De-
cember 13th, 14th and 15th, his sub-
jects being, (1) " The Troubles of Life
and What to Do With Them ;" - (2)
." Character and Characters ;" (3) " Pro-
hibition and the Ravages of Rum." The
number of tickets for each lecture has
been limited to 2,500.
----The Methodist church in Walker-
-ton this year, instead of the anneal
Thanksgiving Festival, tried the eXpehi-
ment of a Thanksgiving collection on
ions have been received for the poss-
.
• performance of his duties as license in-
to of Chief Constable of Galt, made
pector.
v4ant by the resignation of Mr. Mc -
—A mass meeting was held in Guelph
.Feggan. One of the applicants wrote .
the other night to discuss a bylaw, giv-
es I follows : "John G. -Dykes, Esq.,—
ing the city power to raise $175,000 to -.
Der Sia—If you can get Inc a situation build a line of railway to &haw station
as !Chief Constable I will give you a pre -
to connect there with the Canada Pa -
sent (we 1 1 worth $30 on the very day 1
cific Railway, a distance of about twelve
ani sworn in. Keep this to ,yourself and
miles. The mevting was unanimously
don't tell any person about it •whatever,
in favor of the by-law and connection
an I you may bet that I won't forget you,
• - with the Canada Pacific Railway. The .
an
-Grend Trunk are new eat:mg to ran all
Anent Sir John A. McDenald's re-
Oreat Western division passenger trains
. a 'a
t visit to Owen Sound, the Advtrtiser
dotanto the city station, and promise to
A gentleman reniarked, while
build a $20,000 passenger sta,tion in the
th
th
pli
procession was going up street, that
Tories had no policy: " Yes. v re- sPring'
d. a bystanuer,
4 I • -The II emit ton Times states that Mr.
Tory pOlicy is ' free whisky,' free John Hendrie, of that city, has received
sp acts' and 'boodle." lees ees,y• apt. a letter from Col -mel Ravenhill, who was
i
in Canada recently purchasing horses
' su gestion, or remark., called ' forth
whereupon . for the British army, in which he states
.grtfat laughter on the street,
that of the first 53 shipp-ed. two died
:old SirAohp., imagining it was intended *
Thm•sday, 18th ult. The meta ex• -fori hina gracefully took off his hat and from sca-sickness.on the Way across, one
ceeded their expectations ; the areount bowed.. : a of them a ranch& horse, the other pur-
•
put on the plate netted the munificent -I—The thieving depredation S :which chased in Toronto. Of the seco800013(1 lot
sum of $94.61.
ii.aii become of such common occurrence one died. All the ()there arrived safely
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—The .residence of Rev. D. C. John- . -in f Galt .have probably received' their. and Quite a 111311>14(1111311>14(1 of
in good order.
son, Presbyterian minister at Oil ';qu etus for awhile. Saturday, 20th ult.., prominent gentlemee, including the
Springs, was totally destroyed by fire "sCo istable McFeiggan. who had been Duke of 'Cambridge, Lord Wolseley, and
,-
1 early the other morning. The furniture wcirking up the case, arrested seven manY distinguished officers lia.ve in
was saved-. An adjoining hause, awned lads,. ranging frotri 14 to 19 years, and spected and p1 onouneeq. them very
' by P. H. McColl, of Petrolea, and od- 1 ch4rged them with robbing „eye good for the business for which -they •
cupied . by two or three families, was 'Brnwnlee's clothing stere, the Tues- were purchased.
. also destroyed, with the furniture .. dal,- night previousl.. There, is a , --The other • day •while Wm. Congo,
. I
-s-A dangerous accident occurred in i elder ease against the gange The lads ; of Forest, was getting on the afternoon
1 Coldstream recently. As Mr. Thomas appeared before the town magistrates, exprestaat Thedford, a lady rushed up
McCaulay was driving up a steep hill, I and were sent to Berlin to await their . and placed a four months' old baby ins
'the colt he was driving suddenly. shied ' trial. There is no doubt the sanie gang • his arms, just as the train was moving
' and horse, driver and sulky all went i art mixed .up in the other robberies- in ; off. 'Thinking the lady intended to
' over the steep bahk together. 111 into- Galt: - • • follow, he toek the baby, 1 ut imagine)
ulously neither was hurt and nothing '; s --An aged Woman named Mrs. Ann his dismay 'When the lady retreated,
broken except one of the sulky shafts. Nihhols, who was partially blind, living ;: I -caving him in possesaiop of the un -
1
. —The Kincardine and Toeswater Rail- ma the Bend ro;Ld, two miles from ' known babe, Ite stood on the step a
way Company will apply to Parliament Wardsville, went out: alone the other , moment, in bewilderment, then entered
for an Act to enable them to build a afternoon to hang out some clothes. It the car with the baby in his arms and -
branch line from the harbor at imar- Is -as Very cold and stormy, and !wing . persisiration streaming from every pore. -
her clothes were much dis-..
the . was helplessly drunk.
ed young woman who was
to her assistance.. The lat-
roused, looked about her,
dine to the village o 'ee • st
, '
ing t seta withe , .• P •fi-s
ltailway. Application will also be made
to incorporata the Port Elgin and Tees
water Railway Company to build a line
•il 1 d 1 13 f fi alas a seat he was greatly -re-
alatild not find- her way back to the Hexed by hearing a female voice ex -
hose. The ground heing very slippery, claim, "Bring me the baby, please: -
1; fell, and perhaps was -partially I The mother had entered the e:sr
sthnned, .and. soon. died from the cold I served by the gentleman:.
all st blind she became bev, t ere am e or 1 g
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