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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1894-10-26, Page 1w"&O I!Dr - . ;�! I - � � I . � I I 1. I . - I � -- , I � I 7 - .. I I � � . . . I . . - I - -,- - � � � - I " - I � I . � 1* . _ � � 't is, �� I I � - I � , ; ,,--. ; I . . T 'M AXT M11rZknQt 11 . �, ,z r - ;_ - - - __ I � i I - I I - I . I . J 411LU .) ' a I - i , - . '! . , 1. - � I � � I . . �, I - �� "I'll I . - � ; . . 11 , "I'll, �� ENTH YEAR. I !_ , SEAFORTH FRIDAY,- OCTOBER 26., 18940 - I I I .� $1.50 A Year in AdvAuce. ... -_ I . . - ----- � I I . . I . I I -1 - . __...�-�i - :, VqHQLE NUMBER, 1,,W2. f ___ I -, ��, . I - - I il � - �'_ . - --..--.-. I . . I I a b have been about seven or � - -- .. -- - - . I ' could not see why per� day. He mns I ' ,i � Of t -e 1. I - Meet hiM In private. T hanks to a Andrew's church under his charge, and the ried no -valise, and was dressed in a sort ame% he farmers. H I " t years old then, whichwould make him 4 - - -1 - � -11 . I . . I I ' _T Dr. Norman McLeod, when he saw an offi . 6 the 0 11dren should be shut out if . nien and eig .. . . tTougVh0tful Ame4qan friend, who sent me -ark of a tree, devotion he inspired in his 11 ck are testi- - light check tweed suit, with sack coat, and ars old now. These gentlemen aro � I __� , , � - I I cial cutting &-number in the L 87 e . I - .1 .dubation -trousers, marked with grease Spots. women were allowed to be immigrantli. st 1, .. x E a. letter of introdiiqtlon, I was able to call said, 11 0 India, the very hairs of thy head monies. to big worth and popularity as a dark il bale and hearty. � �, - � . , - . - ., I I * . . . with some frienhi at -the Australia and are all numbered." There are splendid gov- pastor as well as preacher. By his death He' had neither moustache nor whis�kers, --Rev. Dr. Sutherland, General Seere - Shipi - _.-, s, - I � t 'church, has gone on ,Michael Donovan, of Arthur town I - EIS I . .. .,--, I ��, IS THE . was received w4)fk heartiness and sim- ernment rbads in all directions, and, at the congre ation suffers an almost: irrepsr- but appeared to have a few days' growth of tary of the Methodis d -recently los 'cowli. - 1� � . I . loss I a six weeks trip to Manitoba an British I _�__��` . . . pilotty of rnanner�qn the doctor's part that able , tte Presbytery of London is de- beard. This is about the last reliable tenti- rape I - - - l 11 most towns, public houses of entertainment Eleven of them broke into his AeK -:"-. ". I I I - ' I I . . - Columbia to inspect the missions and Indian I , I � put us it an cas? rnd Won. Us to hIni at i led by the Government. prived of a moving spirit in counsel and ac- mony that can be obtained as to his where, and; inside of half an hour aft I.. - . � �. .� I I I ' - _ I r I i . , - . i- ,-,:,, � � � 11aste We k -man Once. � . chools of the district. : - provIa e church iu. Canada of one of its abouts before the tragedy occurred. Pur- a � And yet this immense system of adminis- tion, and th track, he would" -Mr. Geore GXO Id - the New York thepi were dead. G. Beacom was im. . I .1 � I . . - . , suing his way along the u I L a case of . '-' * . I . The great pridO of Sydney Is its beauti tration is carried on, at one twenty-fourth brightest Qrnaments. ay aely called in, and it . Z - � - . � � ably'ba-0 met the little girl as she wag millionaire, b a hunt for vail at Stoi � _ � . . I -be in the ful and magnifte4nt harbor., and as Am . prob - . I - Ik,o world over, whether it Or. what it - to to goverp France, one -twelfth )oi4ou, as thecattle dropped dead oneafter I -. 11 __ � - . . � � 6- coEongland, �nd one-sixth that of returning from town about where the trag- Point, Essex county,, last week. He came - I � I ' our fireside, or in loans are said to 4i visitors on the day f that bf THE'LISTOWEL MURDER. 1 heriu quick. succession. The three . . Vniversity or about y � . . . edy took place. I . in his private car and Was fully equipped the' ot - - -1 � , .1 .�_ - � . their arrival 'froW Europe, "Well, what Russia. � I I remaining cows were treated by Mr. Be"Oni - - �7 - � I . is believed to have with dogs and guns. . . I . . the workshop, its i nil uence is the same. 4 - CRIMES EVER The first man who I . � _. . '-do You think of � n'try?" so we an on to get in, for ONE OF TILE MOST ATROCIOUS and have recovered. I - . � � . Universities thro e , pr cou. It is difficult for corrupti I - . I seen the stranger afterwards was Mr. J. C. -Professor Melville has been engaged to - '. - I I � I I . ugh inclined to ask, 110ave you seen our bar- every part is so. arranged as to be a check PERPETRATED RK AMERICA. . -4-At Paris, about 2 o'clock Sailwday I ' �' ' I- ' - - . . � _ � . - . bringing.us nearer and nearer to the her? " and -Vve me " - Kidd, who saw him a little after two produce in Woodstock, the spectacular pan- ,, _., , I I . 41ure the intellect of the upon every other part, and nothing can . aftOrnoon, 'Mr. John White, about 80 years � - .'- : - O'clock, on the east side of Ballard's pasture tomime, "BeEk-Hur," on December 21sty I . . . " - I - true principles of nature. Oui�,hours visitor by tAe degne of rapture with which escape detection. The public officers are A YOUNG GIRL MURDERED AND HER BODY was, crossing the G. T. R. yard, -on I . . - d, for the hospital. There Of 9,p� . '--' . - � , field. He crossed -to%the west side of the 22nd and 23r I . I - I � � . 11 ' I I . '� �_ '6y the he describes Part !Ja6kson, as our bay Is - paid large salaries, and PL -re expeeted to be YRIGHTVULLY MUTILATED. th2 way to his residence, when a freigtit � , I ' � . "-, - --- gm, � . ill be 140 characters, mostly ladies. 1, I , � w brighter and pleasailte.r I . field, and got over the fence into the race w I - * I . �_ 0 called. But Dr. *�,lmage did not waitfor d a number of cars pan" I .. - - :� . ,, men of the highest. capacity, and after -her day, Miss Maggie train- Struck him an _H4i I . _-�- . � , . . , i�aned force of education, and it is � - Z . I - - I I the inevitable qtip�s'tion. He anticipatood twenty-five years Service are pensioned on Without doubt one of �he mos� atrocious .course. Mr. Kidd was ploughing in the -At Prescott,'the ot ved over his body, mangling it terriblyt I __ � - ' Lapurte, while sweeping the house, remo - - I I I � r 40 - - , � , lanufac- it and at once'liblired out such a poetic ample allowance. - and revolting crimes ever perpetrated in field just ove� the fence, and bid good day . T. R. fo . I �1. � ,sn'thin the power of every m � . The trigger caught in her W" an old servant of the G - - , - - " . I : . I I p;�egyrlc-of the 0,!xrbor, the city and all . 1,ANGUAGES SPOKEN. this P * � e, and by far the worst ever to the man, who replied, though not very a loaded gun . He resigned some time ago and was . . � . . � - tam to orkshop within the , - - dress, and the result was to shoot her five- years. -� .,. � I , - Place his w " The man - . Jrrovm' I - - ,I - , � ,g as w,n u -of India )mmitted . -was that execut- cordially. then aske(r for a drink Mr, - , - 7 � . unto belongip" e s to him at .speak about fourteen c( Perth county, . living a retired life. I White was very dwi _. z - 11 pule of respectability and admiration there � The people e face, killing him &I- _'� . . � 11 . . _t HO actually TogaWded regular langua es � in, the various districts, ed on FriE�,. -at noon, about two* miles east of water, and was referred to a pump near year-old brother in th. - I fr. John Ve-nuing, of Mossley,14 been-, � 1_-_ - i I- Once- Nay, 'more�� 9 � , t instantly. � . -1% . �__.�� - � educatin- labor to the necessities of P road mos I ,.: I by 0 our ladies w,ith th4 eye of an artist, and he and about li� ine. is ec el,14 Elma townsbip,north riding of by. After drinking, be went on to th awarded $1,000 for damages sustained in- . - -_ -_ , &If as many aborig" I di I to. of Listow . I ennial Dominion Conven- I � - _�_ � d ventilation. It � are �r u or Hindus- Perth; whenisome fiend, at the present at and proceeded east. Mr. Kidd described. - -The second tri ber last. He had been deliveriJigA 11 1- � * AR. ,cleanliness, li,g,ht an F told us -I - hope the American girls will 'The regular langua es I . as opened in Njoem .41 1 ... � - the most him as a man of about 28 or 30 years of age, tion of'the King's Daughters w u ing .,:� I I I -, � � - co�sidera- not -be jealous-t6t he had never before tani, Hindi, 'Benga i, ar- large, outra$ed and muraered in The report of the see- _. of I Zk ; 11 I" always been. the fitst I M Nepauli, Urya. M - e live feet nine or ten inches tall, and thought Montreal last w6ek. lo hop in T gersoll and was veturni . , , � �. I I . . njabi Sindi, diabolical maimer -A4is# Jessie Keith, th hoipe when he was precipitated over an em�- I � tion with us, and its influenc6- is ap- seen so many boau� .- Teluga, Guzerati, Pu .,, - ` -- I ,_�if!ul ladies on the streets athi, an 200 pounds. He retary-showed a very satisfactory increase ' I i ' . .1 . � and S galese. 13 -year-old daughter of I a well-known and he would weigh more tb . ' nt whih nbo ge, � as In Sydney. , I layallin, Canarese in baAme at Putnaim b - - � . - A rang I pwe4t in every garment we deliver. - Tamii, Mul - was I rde in Canada.' The convention � .1. - - � - , I 4 - highly respected farmer living in the. vicin - of a swarthy complexion, V�ithout of the o r were fr �tured, hence tile action against the I -1 I . I . The doctor Is i) �een observer. Why, he THE POVERTY OF THE PEOPLE. ' ad . B addition I ._� . . . -e askiba,, Oleariliness produces care; . light di- told us of things 4-ustrallan that we did The most touching thing that we have ity. T6 say that the town is stirred up moustache or whiskers, an& whaps a was largely attended. hip of North Dorchester. I � IV, � ,� it but feebly expresses the situation week's growth of beard. He is Salo said to ----;Last Friday evening Mr. John lie- towns um awarded for damages the town_ -_ I.-, . I . Tects the eye and hand to correctness ; not know ourselvg' ' d he showed that seen in India is the poverty of, the people. over ..,;� .. I , P1 an . edjoalL ao .� L I _ - . these colonies before The average income of every person in Eng- Never before has imything.bappened in thi; have been ver heavily built about the Gregor, a farmer living on the town hue of to the s m 11 - I I � L a st p 8 6 S, � � �,.�W. . - L ventilation makes a healthy body that he had read up c(11 I . . merica over peaceful commun�ty that shoulders, a littTe coped, and full cheated. the township of Bentinck, slipped and fell sllit, have to pay hi expen e . L I hem b0olling us all about our land is over $200 a year: in A ' r his counts, etc, L ' I .- ' ' . L . L . oke h - I � __ givea steadineos,and punctua the He wore a' decent brownish suit of clothes, while entering his dwelling and br 12t - _. . . I I . � - � lity, and coming to V I Indiana., on Friday, - I . � sources, like thwlast annual report. $100; in India $10. Millions of people roaches the marvellous T Of - the coat being darker than the trousers, and neck. D th w ins taneous. ]E�c leaves -At Kokoma, - . - , � - 4 - . ea as tan - rqui � t, . . . I these altogether produce exactly,what' re -'Oubjects of her majesty never get more than one ,meal a day. Ten Need, and all over the town, in 'evtry -not., Louis INia 8, a wealthy farmer, 71 : t-,. , � ' - Although loyal ife and six children. - i I pa'ralyzed � - I � . . � � Vou want -perfect Just now the queen of EnglAnd'and the empress of cents a day is good wages� for, a man, and private and public house, on every farm and such a suit, AIr. Kidd thought, as a farnier a w years old, and for seven years � - - -aul - is known, coming to town might wear. He did not -In-- the ease of Benjamin SnO,H- the ' - ... - -1 . I - I r � : . , goods. India, myself an4` tfie filends calling on five cents for a woman. You cau see thous- concession line, where the matter ' _6d unable to move hand or foot., used 'his - I- I.. _i_ � 7 - 1" 9". Producing the beat _� ed, e3i!dtedly seem to �be wearing top boots, or, if so, 1iis young farm hand charged with the killing -' --- � � � I Dr. Talmage, hkt all' the younger oolo- andsof women carrying brick and mortar knots of people are assembl I ear old grandson as his executioner. The - I',' - I I - � I I e discus3in* the details. Business is almost . li 1-11 "' �_ . * . .- - . � trousers were on the outside. About half of an old man on John Liddy's 'farm in 5.y � �.- � __ I - nists, are inclined,' o be democratic. On for the builders, or breaking stones in th , . . 11r. Chatham township, in the course of a old man induced the boy to hold to his 1� US - -,- , �� , t . . , . � , I . � - J� I - , -;: I � I the question of pA)tIcs',I tried to draw the streets and ro d for five' cents a da,v,all the temporarily suspended, so engrossing is the aR hour after this he was seen by Me '' � � . .- - ... I I - � , �1_ � =�=_=__M I FREIZE OVERCOAT I the ju, ry, at the assizes last week, a saucer . containing a solution of CWIVD ' ... � I I i owest stamped coin is topic. Many people who have heretofor� Henry Leslie and his -wife as the were scuf! e, acid kept in the room as a deodorizer. Map- _- - � _�_ I _N � g I L ed no bill- - � 1 ", � doctor out; buti to iny surprise, he avoided year round. eir I � � - . � the i th t f a cent� but in the bazaars been characterized as eminently law-abidr' driving into town. He was then a fit a return . - �chp __ -111, � lew into his shell like a six a . , - I I r I � . mile east of Listowel, on. the bounda 1. - �_. � I - asty, an&, -. - , - my Ouestlops or di ��f I till lower in never been known to eveA xy U- *-The Victon Times says : Rev. John quis drank it all and Sank back in his. Ar - I- I ; - � only loset�. turtle. -At length �e said, with some form they use I ,g,.who have &4 almost before the boy - could Temove, 1, A . , . - - . . � � , _� : I'll, I I esef icy ,tween Wallaoe and'Elma townships. Mr. Scott, who has been visiting in . � - --- r - (D 8 � thi saucer from his lips. �.�; � Xeilsl to represent a a the Bay of d 0.-Rw 1pa that the governments coin, equal to I than the fiftieth part of hurt a cat, have boldly declared that tl nonths, has ,- i � -onfidence " Well, I have an ic . r in the locality, Quints district for the past few I 1 51 - - � . would not hesitate to lyach the huma� �.LesHe says he was a strange ied ,-The biennial session of the Grand Celft- - 1. �_, kl scriptl6ns. f every people ar� just the kind of gov- a cent.. � returned to Dakota. He was accompau �� i . - � I .. le it will, � I That has f -ver been shown. ,We are ' Suit- d � to them. 'I . . There are soma causes for their ,fiend who committed the deed if they could was dark complexioned, under six feet in -Place, eral Counci) of the Indians of 'the Ontario � - � � ernmonts best 0 . poverty � . height, and nbout 200 pounds in' weight. by Sarah Helen Fraser, of Carleton - - ; ; . ,week." rasnufacturers, and our Overcoats are , , But, doctor,". T protested, "you might - which might be prevented. They waste a find him. The topic, like a great national . I and Quebec reservations was'held in Morev- ,,,, - - ,, - I I . I .. - The man, whom Mr. Leslie described as a who' oes out as a trained nurse. i lef I . , . , iaiatbwn, FAsex county, last week, ew � . � say great deal in their idolatrous festivals, and calamity, has 41i8pelled formality and core the � , �:" - correct, the same as t0he religion of a people. oal in jewels and Id mony of any kind between citizens and greasy -looking fellow, was going straight -1. S.Playfair & Company bavehought Albert, Tobias delivered aa address in which . :::�� . � . Then what would Ocome of oilr mission- they sink wgreat d the east. He wore dark cheekeT clothes and Midland, Simcoe county, sawmill and taken . . - - _� -_ - - esrt �.' . There is no' gold coin in India, for JON; - strangers, and everyone' talks about rorn, a soft, black felt a ten year contract to supply Mr. Arthur hel said that a better knowledge of.thew I I . th the first man they meet, having trousers, prett '. , �, � , - � . I � .1 -Beave - $100 =I matter wi with 20,000,000 co�dition and mode of life could be obtainea - Minister, well,% ' aWland, on - , or, was fai too shrewd gold is immediately turned into jewels. or Overcoats � � The doctor, howo I as if he had not been shaved Hill, of Saginaw, Michigan, -11.1 I I.- . t aus re ire members of the Indian Del�artnient to I � ., � - to be caught by thli. With a smilo and a There are more goldsmiths than blacksmiths a common interest in bringing to justice the hat, and looke ' -_ pson, so it I for some days. This is about the last seeri feet of lumber annually. I me & g at w - - I . ew � - drawl, he replied: 1 in India, and nearly all the wes,lth of the perpetrator. .: . - I . . go[ morp amongst the Indians and see for . �'. ,r the same� - � I New shades, good goods, n Styles 1�11! - of the than of which there is any - authentic boom for Midland. . 0161-rupon -- - � I I .. - people is carried on their persons in precious � . THE SUSPECT. � � x wagirif . �, - I _. � .. . The man who, is genjarally credited w t4e reports of agents. k�. He will __ All we ask is an inspection :'of our I I Religion, as -I O'nderstand it, to a di ith record. . . -TheWinnipeg Free Press i it a tliemselves, instead of depending s I � � �� anford of eing satisfied you will see vine Institution; gO-vernnieut, as the world I -0 war on Winnipeg grain dealers whol � � -i- - . � IV - i I - goods, b understands It, Is J� human Institution. gePerhaps the chief cause of their poverty having committed the crime, is supposed to I lete have formed a combine th keep down ,,-About 25 farmers, living near Bowman. - I . I - - � I.. . ir ignorance � of labor. The be a tramp who was seen in the neighbor- Me, have been swindled out of $2,50G; by - - 'I.-, � ' � siting th �� . wherein we excel. You might ,as wef,l tr * skilled . ' w I rges them with mixing V t ?1V &_ - - .y to compare the is the rning . Canada. ces, and chai -wilrover named Staples. Staples has been - - - - 'L '.`�orthwest � . 4 311ovemOnt of � a starl'vIth that of a railroad best carpenters in the country are Chinese. hood by different parties on Friday mo t the ttawa fair weighed 1,0770 No. 1 i!:!d, wheat with inferior grades, at � I ' L i They get four or five times the wages of a and afternoon. The act was thn mor,ke - A pig a 0 1 . b� , yevTls __. , ving stock in that vicinity for some-, -- � L Line. train. But to comobaok to your harbor. - Fort William. ' - � Nvinni We are Leaders in Our , - Wan L aua at one time -was reputed to be worth � .1 I L Fer, � it will live forever Jn my memory as the Hindu coolie. ton as the victim was so voung and -in- pounds. - ___ 11 -The gross debt of this Dominion has -The Thessalon, Algoma, Advocate says: � IL . . . . . _. I . Latterly he had lost his money 1. 1-1 � on I 'most magnificent �4y I ever Saw'." And THE CL13fATE OF INDIA. nocent. .1 I Mr. Sam. Cole, a4ent for the Georg H. L in � . - - L � now reached the sum of $310,190,727. . ' o I I e - � - ,-g the c' �. . a VIVI - Bpeculati � � I - , . d then be went on Wpraise us, and ; gave The seasons are three: first, the cool sea- . GROSSLY MUTILATED. �t Car- ons. The othei day h - - r of - , _T is 7' � 1 - Vremie he chestnut crop i a heavy one in the Friend Paper and blet Co. of We I ft.^ up my attempt to tgot a comparison be- son, Novemberto March, when the climate In its details the crime stands quite 6n a . � I rolton, Ohio -� is in the market for the c6mmenced bu ing hogs at an excessivel - . f , � I 1_ - lisease has, reig, I . * h pri - - an bad tbr�ecar loads deliver- , - . - � Jackson'. & G tween your state &-vernments find thoso, is very pleasant, at times cold. I have ac- par with the bi P deous Whiriechapel murders, Welland district. pulpwood V& ice, T I I " � � _� - , � tually suffered in Y, pay, -he far r. � #� , . I io rapiffly . Egypt and India from There is a prospect of Robert Louis Stev. purchase of 8,000 cords of spruce Burkton in one da . 111 - of our seven AustrojMian colonies. inasmuch as the body was so grossly mutil- viol in n ar issa es . 11aeatd. -on a. -1- . that eve ' umbrella to son, the famous.autbor, i it' 0 t io. on Blind, Tyliss -u& br Th salon rivers. * . - . 7g- not .. . FAMO-UrS CLOTHING PEOPLE, We have had hereAmerican actors, sing- cOld,wbenIbadto have an . ated, doubtless after the commission of the e� �Three Millio4i bushels of wteat have - - -The importation of lambs has already mers in checks dated a day -11 '" � I . I pe -7 I . am The Ilbwmanvffle bank.. Staplessoia the -hop .. I ! i � my bead from the fiery s outrage, as to render it impossible to say been shipped'from-Manitobs this season. commenced from Canada, says the Ogdens- - � . ' I erg, circuses and pu4,11ists, and I. need not protecti ' - -1 � 11 I , , , . 2,200 and skipped -out. - . I I ' - SEAFORTH. %ve li�.d qui next is the hot season, March till June ; and , I �, � �, at their- add that we hi to our share of . positively that such a deed had been com- -A number of dain- stations are to be. 'burg Advance. The first consignment of i� Peterboro? for $9 . . -_ thep it is hot, sometimes 125 degrees in the mitted. Not only was the throat out� from ' ' four cars, about 850 lambs, arrived Satur- After he had gone the farmers found their -; - - ; I American swindler4� and adventurers � ' located in Manitoba. I -_ -1 Y,, decidea �_L I. � __ , shade, hot both by dby and night. Then - __ checks were worthless. I I ___1 ; . - I 4d for the � . - some of the hitter i�inain with us unfor- . ear to ear, but the abdomen was cut trans- -While in Brockville General Booth -se. day, 14th inst. These lambs cost $2.10 . -At an entertainment - in. the Con t9a. � ..� � I son, from, the -middle of ' and also from >0 per cent. They . 9r, '. I i T RALIA. Lt I can �Vy w versely for sixteen inches, cured f4W for the Army. To- I bers desire - � . .. Ith all truth that - each and 6xe dutiable at 2 - - it is called the'time tional mission on Westmoreland a.venue, � . �, )alton Me� never before has an A,�neilcan visitor creat- June until September. the waist down,very deep, and nea -Nearly 350 names were added in Berlin were en route to the New 'York market. I - � of the I rly all : -6 � r - does. rain. n routo, the other evening a peculiar incidea - - - I it constit- . ,ousin's Opinion ed so great a sensatlj�� or left so fAvorable of the monsoons. And then it the organs were roughly cat out. addf- and over 400 in Galt to the Dominion vot- -Miss J. Balmer, who took honors in �� . An Antilpodeau C - On the mountains the rainfiffl often reaches . appened. It was a wet, raw night. Out � - I.- ;. . American Divine. - tion to these mutilations there were three . keralogy about a year a I L . we-el�cttion.. I an impression as Dr,O'Falmage. . ers, lists. chemistry and mir ,go, h . I � � I I I . � . [Special Corre - A. H. RuGH". four hundred inches, thirty-three feet, or an -of the cold 4 tramp wandered in. He was ,spondence.1 . marks on the1diepart of the head, evident- . . �� .1 &orthwest -1 . - I . '_�, . - 1*.i - � -Mr. Laurier will return east tbrou has received the appointment of fellow - in � , I 1 4 1 average of three or four inches each day for . gy i. given a good meal and later on called -upon - __. - � I � � SYDNEY,: sept. 1!��--Your famous Dr. W.- . - . ly received by a blow from some hea,vy in. - the Unitjod -States, as he has never yet visit- the same department, in the Toronto Un ' - sp I oke- - � .4, - . We discov- ains the fall is x,posed - , 11 -� . ' kat is that I � Vahnage has visited hnd talked to us and . ESTING ",_ ]BOUT the wet seasow On the pl strument, with the purpose, it is Sul 3 ed Chicago. versity. Her sister also diAinguished her- n address. For half an hour he - _� � I INTER WACTS A 'MboseAresent-ina style that fewcould I '. - _� , I . . - � HoUt lat our shores and Started for "the land I i from thirty to forty inches. This is not an Of first stunning the girl. There is also a -At the Brantford Police Court last week self a few years age in Toronto, as gold :. I ' racial I INIRA. I on, although it is somewhat I I q 'excel. e had, like all those of his cum, I ! . ,of the stars and stripes" via India and the unpleasant Seas I ght cut on the upper lip. a man was fined $25 and costs for malicious- medalist in modern languages. -,� � e is tt � __ , JI., a ' iust., c . -seen better days, Four yeex,s oi he saidt- 11 . .. Fretr Y . 11 - _� 'Holy Land. . , feverish. Then the vegetation grows rich I I TIM VICT11M. __ ly shooting a St. -Bernard dog. . . -Chicago on Tuesday, 9th ele , 6 . al� i I S. n he- � . 1� - DAPSONI. 'rains the cool , . he was worth $9,000. - b ed inmest. - - I _� BY REV. All % and luxuriaait. After the orpse aemory of the famous fete day .. N, - I .. - - - I � �_ I ord about --- - I am sorry to say that, though we are . I . The details of the discovery of the c -Robert Kells, of Arkona, reports that brated the n is now wal Ling home.- He I .- � . � I obildren of the same mother, speaking the Cut out of the Unit d States the country season comes again, for at least six months. also shocking. Miss Jessie Keith was a he - has made 16,000 apple barrels this at the World's fair, and also the anni ern towns and * let � " _11'X1 1-1 hools, and . , . Iver- �__ �-� -_ . I 1,River, and mult Upon the whole India is not an unhea)tliy are w d by warning those present APIM - I I - � . I mame tongue and reading about the same east 61! the I" iply gory of che burning of the city 23 years -1 Olin UP inj . � � ... I , Plara to be I -ve The hot sea- very clever girl, _having passed -the High se4on. . _lub Urink, ka-mblid or kindred vices. ,His , ' - - ion of ab forty millions by climate or a r trying one. ago last - e , I -,� 1. L . - a too busy - . books, the people of Australasia know its populaiti ,..',' ut - ago. Two parades, a grand military 4 I 0 school entrance examination a year -Mr. Mercier has returned to his resi ug .--- i , e the size �and POP11- son is very barw to endure but it is not ,grammar thro, out was perfect and his seven, and you -will h, I ets were the �� 11 __ . . �_ - rith, such - nearly as little about Americans as the tv July, when she was but twelve years and a 'dence from Notre Dame Hospital, Mont- ball and several club banqu � . 1�.,_. t � , on 7 . . 11 � , Americans do about us. As you are 15 lation, of India. �� -�ery longi and there are mountain stations half old. She, was also an unusually well real. Ile is daily becoming weaker. . features of the twin jubilati style showed him to be an experienced I . * ation . ; I times more numerous and correspondingly - The people all livo ,�4 cities, towns and .near' almost all parts of India, where its developed girl for her age, and seems to '-Lawyer W. McKay intends to apply -While Rev. F. Ballantyne, of Kirk- �;speaker. The affidr. was'& novel voxi � I � ; Colle-e at � 0. . �(. the evening's rogram. . I � - -- I . . . i I I -1 villages. There are "lo farin houses in in� .severity can be lwoken. for a time. There is -ese ie- for the release of Walker, who was tried in wan, was up a ladder picking apples, the Ju � I . - I - year- � � richer and stronger, we, of course, have _ -Captain Rd inson's arehouse IL 1,iate ' great no extreme heat upon the bills o have been specially favored in th 4 I E big fish w I - . . I � The tem- LL been forced to learn a great deal about the dia. Theie an , "i spects, and gave promise of a useful and conjunction with the McWhirrell murder ladder coll Mr. Ballantyne fell . - ' 1- - - at leAl.. - f India: . a was destroyed by fire I � - . cities with over 100,60 jnhabitants� Bom- FOOD, HOUSES, DRESS. � heavily to ttwegroauuudd, dislocating some of at Selkirk., `M&nit0ba, _ .1 -h I � I r age have� ,, - United States. Yet, will you believe it, . al at creditable career. case. 1 on Sunday night, 14th inst., and I - . I ere from bay having oVer a mftWion. There are at The natives take their principal me the bones of his foot. The injuries were of i i. __ �% I . ; - .. I e - . . � I . I ; &y depart- I . --- � - . before Dr. Talmage came over h I -Q 50,000 and 100,000, night. � DISCOVERY OF THE CRIME. . -Mr. George Monteith, of the Monteith I winds rend-ared it impossible to -check -- a ` - , - � � � , - - __ �� Now Zeala,nd,. a month ago, there Were least two score betweq Many of them work all day on an such a painful nature that an anaesthetic . mdance of -people of fair intelligence who were puz- and- there are, probq*ly, a quarter of a ty stomacb, chewing the.betel leaf or a This was made by a sectionman, named House, ROSSealil, killed a fine large bear in es � � flames. Captain Robertson is the most ex- - , - " ��._ _� - emp, - - 1.17 .. - � tensive fisherman, on Lake Wirim and - _', � Complete- �ome at ack to that vicinity the other day. It weigh�d 280 had to be administered 4fore the bon peg,, . i � - d villages scattered Richard Stainton, who, on coming b ' L � million smaller towns'4ai little parched grain, and' coming . could be replaced. i �. Dung mea- . zled to.,kmow whether he was a black, red I - nds. . 41 1 _,fkl I l dtietmi - : - I aay cases the popn- night to prepare a little curry or rice, and � sel�vice at Christ his entire season's catch, value at betWAeOR �plicati wlAte man, though the conoensus of all over the land. In �' r . . . work on. the road after lunch hour, about a POu Miss Marian Cumming Jennings, daugh- -WhAe oon � - .t ions or , was burne1 The I I � lationisas high as 1-11t - graiii, and barley - -1 I I pree hundred to the if too poor for rice� some cheaper quarter - after one, noticed some I I I - - I . _. � I . � )V unsettled thought was In favor of the lat . I till the next spilled along the track, and some news. terj of the late John Jennings, D. D., died church Chatham, on Audday morning, the 435,000 and $40,OW, truction, _�, - I . [ owing to� -�� square mile. �,� then go on with notbing else rector,' Rev.- Robert MoCosh was taken warehouse cost $10,0()O, audits (leg 11 � . , . teibelief? - -1 . I very suddenly at Toronto on Saturday I . 11-f7a - i I I ? - : �� I ra er in I . .. - About oue-fourth of �Itbe people are farm- - a hearing Mr. Keith's name lying near . with the a tores of Pearson, meat merchant,� y sense it with a suddeu ' d* it' and had to � - '� lit ion - I We knew that Dr. Talmage speaks Eng and shoes which ad. - i 1� � , .... � . � I .- � y 1re81k auh retire to the J and Stevels, - boots I and to be� . d a- DIThe'ir homes are ery poor, built of clay ,� This was within a stone�s throw of the morning. IF _ I I ... for many ers. Many mori are sfinply laborers, an v . . -Charles Halberstadt) sr., of Galt,- an leave the reading . � _ I for whom . � 11sh, for his sermons have been w- wards as- Aned it, brings the Ion �uf t6 between . . - I . k ood many have vari6us trades. It is in- or mats. There is one room, sometimes an scene of the outrage, as was after -was d1smiss-.' Y V g. . 11 4 , -lies. 9 elderly man, severed -an artery accidentally vestry. The congregation e � � . years a. feature of our rural week 000 and $60,000, Tho I - I _t teresting to see them i4 the bazaar, working extra one for cooking. . There are often no Pertained. - Being, surprised, and feeling and it may go, hard with ed. The -clergyman's medical attendant W, . M :., -, L I I - I Mr. R. S. Smythe of Melbourne, Colony with a'sharp tool istau as � I - � : - at their trades in bros, -leather, weaving, windows. The fire is kindled of dried that something unusual had happened to Brigade wAs called upon for we 1� r�, *a* _. . . - the trduble is of a bronchial nature. ' _.. - . � of Vietorla, who Is the great lecturoman . ar him. says town Of Selkirk was in Initnifient, �. . L - � . � I - ;en. I " manure in a little open space in the comer, have caused the presence of these tieles I I . .� spr for all the English speaking lands etc. I . -A movement is on foot by the City -A baby girl, about a month old aud,, the whole - . I , - -- window "I ol I - . The chief product of India is cotton. and the Smoke disappears somewhere as beat there, be. went to Mr. Keith's farm, not far council of Winnipeg to construct a new richly dreseed was left to its fate in a de-: dangor, but before the city appari4ua�wav � 1. � . � - -,.-. I : - - � - south of the equator, made the people of - � - - -_ u or,te of - , s7� Then comes, we are so�'dry to say, opium,and it can. They all lie on the floor. Their beds awity, with the papers, 'and told how he loaded on a special train word came that the ' . : . SydDCY Very familiar with Dr. Talmage' tem of water works for fire. protection partment of T. Eaton's dry goods Store,. fire was'under control. This in the -second 11 �, I �srried, re- . . ,rains. fit is a great wheat are carried with them. They are mats and had found them, Mr. Keith, who N01aa sY8 - 11 I then various g . Toronto, on Thursday afternoon, last -week. ' . portrait. weeks before be left the land of , I � � . 1. " : I ,- . and rice country, but ,- , lother' grains are far cheap rugs. The all- lie down together .on then' anxious about the somewhat pr)D- Only- woman was noticed'; fire under suspicious circums,tancei '#w- � 4 �_ I I ,the Maori. . --John Newburn, aged 07 years one of A fine looking oung , � - - 4f the, �� . . � I kitchen I I . I LS than �xi our western "land- the ffoor, wrappel in their rugs. . tra- f his daughter, went back I saw b I kirk within a week, and the police � OUT great more numeroi: , cted absence o - . - , - M It - . - � uch more about- Y mr4`66 grains are doll and Their dress is very simple. The laboring withhim. They institutetTa search, bei Hamilton�a oldest citizens, (lied Th�yrsdfty of carrying tl y in, but no one er! town have several suspected par , r I -- We know m . tiet_ unde I .1 , Aniong the most co ,. in last week. He enjoyed good health until a depart. The little w'aa'f was sent to the! - -11 I I , � men than yon do about ours. How many -i#" ch ted by a sectionman, named Samuel . . 11 ace. The Provincial Govwuihent ", � - ' I 011 MY I . je'waree, which form 11 of the food of the men have simply a pretty full cloth wrap. "Big I . Infants' Home. . I I . SiA tul � � �� . Americans calk name &prominent Austra- P ople � r:.� Z . s around the loins. The It is Sufficient to state here that year ago. Iling from Mexic . have deopatched detectives to - SM. - - �_` I- . - . . laslan? Yet in Sydneylg great Centennial e . _.�, ped several time Strain. :--There'were 39 failures in the Doinihion -The man who is tmve . 0 . 1�1.._, ki. THEIR RELIGIO..US SYSTEMS. poorer women and girls wear little more. In they Soon found abundant evidences of a 6ger of $10, . vial . . I - I park we have beroto marble statues of � . of Canada last week, compared with 37 the. to Jerusalenr on a wo 0 . - . re isn�t, a. I Central and Northern India they have a terrible ,struggle on the track, at intervals, . . - _,_ _:� I Lincoln, Washington, G'rant and Garfield, Of India's 280 000 0040, at least 50,000,000 week previous, 34 in the week a year ago, prairie schooner and two dilapidated ules,! Walking for HeaItI2. - . __ I , � - , I L . for con ' n. 4- .- d about six" ) across a ploughed field, into a bush, where, a e ii Few things, if any, are so effectual in I �i . -- ..... many of - the Rogers groups, illus- are -Holiammedans a �� ece f b h th yards l9n � - its heard of at different points as he -1 .most of the balance L e recor& ' I H as . and sustaining the phydeal -or- . 11 . With pi d 010 Je f and 30 two years ago. I are Hindus. The Hiridus are of various o By rig t it veral Aimes graceful y after about an hour's search, the ' body was I on the- Parkhill his way through Ontario. e w in -� building - - w - � - *rating 'your civil war, oflife size. an th. wi I r a skirt -A writ has beeu issuec and after taking ii ' up if I I � - . arou t r * Town Coi ,000 -1 I ny caller L - 11 - But he doctor has come and gone, we castes. The Bralimi44re the highest, and nd hei, body and carry it over one found entirely naked except fo ilton the other d 8i ganization as walking, reol. bely And in. . . " t , ad, but in Maidras the . neck, and covered with ancil. by J. Phippin for $10 '3 W. - - - I -_ . . when I 4id exclusive, There. side of the he Peas- wound around the n starteTeas �, . 0 we free from the spell of his strong Per- they are very proud . ant *omen kave nothing. over their moss and rotten wood. The skirt, - as has damages on account of the unsanit con- eollectio tward, en rot Or diciously followed. It is a pekfopt exorcise, ", . I I ridesmaid gr6t castes, but really the creek ne &ry York. - . ; It taxes the entire system. When ou'Walk - 11 11 sonallij and rid of the fervor wrought up are nominally four . dition of ar his residence. New � . __�_� - _. ' -transpired, was not the girl's, .being .1 terit egg erous., The lowest shoulders. since - a farmer, living about two- properly, every member and muscCl, every I . . . . . by skillful advertising, and So are able to they are much more nUm the waist, or five -Major F. It. Bonsall, of Bowmanville, -G. Straubel, . . I - : I -1 fun tkan- . e opinion of this per- caste is, perhap;, tbe-.-,�',`-'sweepers, really the WOMEN AND CHILDREN OF INDIA. thirty-two inches around fined $2 and costs on Wednesday, last miles east of Leamington, was ettinj into nerve and fibre, has something to d,6. The 1 J7 i - i , ' I tove is a I .1 ,give a dis-passionat - of the' citiles and houses, and The children are almost always beautifult inches more than here, -and it was also wa-S . when the Orae$ arms owing backward and forward, kaepitg . -1, � . . . scavengers , - week, for asking for liquor at the Balmoral a rig the other evening - , , -ourself " � ba�s the most remarkable if not the paost �,hlyone can under- but after twenty-five years of age they look about four inches longer. It is believed it � 8 � :_ I how low this. work is q, Hotel in Bowmanville on a Sunday. started suddenly, throwing him out back, step, vA it were, with the leg ; the cimb � - I . � I 4ensationa-1 pulpit Orator of his day. � _ . �. ed . andwho has livedl�jn India. But the worn. Early marriage has been. a physical was wound around her neck to check the aa if- � shoulders. He w I and I ,Ap:. � , �� olonel Pee head and &S -expands and contracts as the lungs All I - - I I hold h&p -1 � It Is the bellef that the Australian opin- st 7 bles gave judgment in the wards on his , � ! - � __ I ion of your "star" preaaer will interest lower the caste is, the �i*e rigid he is in and social eurse to' India. I noticed the flow of blood. No marks of any description _:�;_C p unconscious, and haa remained in discharge; the drummer-boi pulse . . . �11 sticking to it and ,ma4ing the most of his difference among the native Christians at were found upon it by meant; of which it niskle-in-the-slot gambling charges against picked u bests a . I - at hotel- that atato since. But little hopes are en- tune for thes mareh ; the legs curve and L I I , . - you that Induces we to send this letter. . Lucknow. The girls kept their beauty, and could be identified, and the members of the� H. Bernard, of Winnipeg, fining th . kile the - I . -4; - .- I . L . � . I Our leading daily papers, like The Her- little bit of self -import�nce. keeper $25 and costs. tertained for his recovery. Straighten; the feet rise and IAII;'w - I - - I 1P I I 1, . POLITICAL DIVIST,NS OF INTDIA. brighter faces you could not see. than the family assert positively that it was not the -The Woodstock Fair Association is in . -A -sad accident happened at John head rides over all-- -but not a deadhea&_ - : �, i - IS., . Ald, Telegraph and The News, have given _ g ladieg of eighteen to twenty-folik in girl's. It was almost saturated with blood. . - - 1. . . rt, a neat .. � politically, India h',�, : financial lifficultie8. Creditors are pressini Clark's, in the township of L Brooke, Lambf, Every sense it has is employed, every f4c- - .t-.�'- divided into a few YOuDi . . � � � full,xeports of the doctor's lectures and .. A the girl's school. The body being concealed under the moss, even" ulty alert. The nostrils expand to 'quaff . 'i - ng last. The bok I _ - - � 'urpose of govqrn- ' . The boar ton county, Friday i pi 0 in ,� sound; � � t-111 mardo re- - - - - - I . the sermon he delivered here -the latter great sections for th' � "' But the giris of heathen India are almost it was not till Mr. Stainton had walked for a settlement of their claims the breeze -, the ears turn to every - � 11 -4 � Ll . it hi - - i. homes, 1. - most , a lad fourteen years of age, was . I � In aid of our poor -and the editorlatcom- inent. The 1 7 December Presidency E opous is theBer�gal all wives at twelve yeart of age. A young over it that it was discovered, and then by hopes to tide over the present crisis. o � - I - !,Aladras Presidenp,y; . -A hundred yard foot ram in Dick -along with some others, an the eyes roll in their Sockets, sweepingholn . -.,- � '�' � anion who . . ; next t e, SO11`8 horse shoes . I . ments have been favorable without being �� I lady you nev,er see. Even the Jittle girls Mr. Samuel Strain, his comp $ Galt, the other day, -betwee Alonzo was � identallyhit in thete - le 1 a left to right, from earth to sky; the brain -.� . - I - r- � this jour- then that of Bombay. ,� I - noticed an eye looking upwards from the Park, am MCI - Prograw �7_ . I [ tell,. fulsome. The one exception to you meet on the street are nearly all mar Riddle, resu 1 ch cause - he died urd is at I I I .10 ,he three Msiaencies there are Caldwell and Wm. Ited in favor work through all ito parts, ide . � .shoe, from whi I I ' -1 "�'- _. - -1 malistio chorus of approval has been the Besides t eap of moss. he winning the $25 trophy. under such conditions is the very eloquence - -.-- I - . 'Edre: trer __ s 4V', t included in them, ried to somebody, &ad 20,000,000 are child h of th former, . . - .- Sydney Bulletin. This paper Is avlowedly several other sectiou _ idows, - one of tile saddest lots in the THE TRAMP'S DESCRIPTION. . e morning. )f April 28th,mont of h i I tion What. in the ofe4? I . 1. I � - gomery p sic& me . -1 �� LL � skeptical in religion. A preacher inflames viz., the Central Prov�!�i ces, the Northwest w I . -Delorme's famous painting; - I I The -On the night ( I 1.%_� . ' "3 -1 d Oude, �Jie Punj . aub, world. . Toronto ' found bleeding The Wesh is solid'Od ;.the lungs -grow stro . .1 � 1, . . - [� ' . , Scinde � Oibbs a young law I . , ir_&Ne'(!�, It as a red rag does a wild bull, but it Provinces an I INDIA'S GREAT NEED. The man for whom the county ,police and Blacksmith " exhibited at the er, was t,- nlarges -, the . . - . Over eactil1of these there * rties are scourm"g, the country Fair, is on epxhibition in E. N. Hunt's art --- faws and Sound ; the ches e) - � . is a - re avenue, Buff"id. . � - - � � ,one 28;, "I 1� . wouldhave Ignored Dr. Talmage hadbe and AAsam- vernor ar,,'-, All that India needs to lift her people out searching pa present. ___ _,je areroundedout.; the ten(Yons Swell. and .�dl'l - � ` I with im- I - 'not unwisely, as our educated people think, lientenant-go ) 14L supreme over all, a of their degrrAdation is Christianity. The is the tramp referred 'to above, no other studio, Dundasstreet, London, at The tra 73Y remained a mystery until a few rises in height and d%*- I I - .. I . . � . - very , . ,qoral- m. Page, a CanadiauFacific Railway days ago, when a woman named- Robinson, toughen; the figure 1 93 ; - -gc , a characters havingbeen observed _W` , y- I . ,delivered a lecture-agalust science, which viceroy or governor. . - heathenism and idolatry is most depressing. suspiciou . ' 'L _ L I � I , - twera . - Besides there are a njimber of independept mples in the vicinity bn Friday, and the tramp brakeman, was taken to the Toronto Genend who was arrested for another crime, confess'- nity, and is clothed- % ith graue and sus, _ _ - -, � ,e ., 11'�6 , . he was pleased to call, "Evolution." The It has nothin attractive. The te are - 1. . . ' other' lectures were in the best of taste and native states under BA�ijsh protectiony such have some granieur, but inside not having been seen since. The following Hospital on Thursday, last week, suffering ed that her husband shot the man - becaus,b pleness. Hunters., who walk much, � , I � J Irained i everything hile sailors, who walk - - e colonies- . Ilydera,bad,Mysore, et4 , aggregating about is the official description of him sent out bi from a terrible crushing received at Orange- he resisted when they were attempting tl,'o and Straight, v 1_�. . � delighted every one, but educated men )IQ�.! 11 In eWch of these is repulsive.' The gods L -re all objects of I : Scarcely at all, are low and squat. The I _� . �o Decern- .Oils of peol . Mayor Featherstone, which coincides gener- ville.while coupling cars. rob him. � � - Who have no sympathy with The Bulletin, sixtY milli ⁢ an officer re�re- fear rather than love. The object of wor- man is developed, not the body � . - _._'.. en criven there is a British Resi4,,. , who saw -George Hill, �f Wallmeburg, bagged -Mrs. Haunah Rosevear, relict of th6 whole . � -1 � � 1-�- . - C� and who deplore its vile caricatures of Dr. 3h Gove � rnment, who holds shipping the�h is to keep them from doing ally with that given by _persons - eks in one (lay's shooting on late Matthew 'Rosevear, 8 The mind is broadened by the icon, . I - - (Aisands, 'Talmage, feel that it Is not entirely un- SC11ting tile Ena"! �ople barm. "Think of a small -pox and talked with him on Friday. The man fifty I e du t. Thomas., di,41 merely the soul is - � � . I � __� I . 'visiou O,%�4y � the affairs of the pe is about five 'llair flats. Mr. Martin and two Deceaseki templatioa of creaflon's work, � ; I housand ; I just when it says: a sort of super the -feet nine inches in height, of the St. ,on Friday,at the age of 82 years. � I I , I � � the Rajah or na.- god, and a cholera god, that have tobe pro- 3hot 150 ducks in two days had been a ' ident of St. Thomao for 460 enlaiged, the imagination brighteneol, the � � , � � . pera.nce, � - I liction wilo The idea of Divine dark, swarthy complexion, and about 35 other geRtlemen f res the temper sweetened. 'The - � - . "The YanLwo divine without doubt state in coni'Ll I _ pitiated ani.1 appeased. . C4 - spirits cheered, 1. I , ;2, -lit to have a at the mouth of the Soo. years, and a constant member of the Met . � I(I at the� knows a great deal about the Bible as tive-prince. ii * years of age. He is thoug ces are strengthened equally -with , I . : I 'i love is unknown. Some of the re gious moral for d over a� . seenthrough Presbyterian spectaclos. It ERFULLY I -,".DIA IS GOVERNED. � ilthy. At oue*'of the Small, dark moustache, mixed with grey. -The Manitoba Provincial Government dist church for over 61 years. She bad b the physical. , . . - ' . � I -I twelvG- The Government of 4i 4ia is probably the exercises are very f His wieight . would be about 190 or 200 has taken over the affairs of the town (if family, but one adopted daughter I �2 * t manly and - ., I �. I . ,is safe to say he can subscribe to the �orld, but it moves great fe&sts they Sprinkle manure water heavy in the body Morris. Through mismanagement and ex- Metcalfe, of St. Thomas, with whom s . walk is wise, independen I P I . - ,� I I � Ilivell Of most perfect in the , _. ids, and he was very ' �� I- shorter catechism and tile, Westminster over the crowd, and every one is'eager to P0111 the indebtedness of the town eK- sided. T Moral. It is also healthy.and agrimble. � 1 ow C0111- ebine, ag�l even the natives . and shoulders, short necked, slightly stoop- travagance I . - . oenfession of f aitil, a j1d that he knows the like a great nia ,, I . - - I- f X110st in- � I acknowledge its influitel'I'superiority to any- get under the filtby shower. At Benares but full chested'. He wo-re a rusty ceeds its &ssessed value. -A test case was begun at Osgoode Ha;ji, The man afoot on the surface of his -own - - . I ters from . same by heart, but when he attempts to thing they ever knew. bne is overwhelmed we raw cows living in the temples,and turn- ed, - . brown, black christy -A factory for the manufacture Of glass Toronto, the other day, to settle the OW41- earth is the true king; the so-called rrion- - ��_ . - - I I oppose scientific truth by mere assertions iece ing the house of the gods into a filthy black coat, turning is to be established at Wallaceburg, Both- ership of Some eight churches of the Uoito.'d arch -%,lie journeys in a coach or in a b,emb- - . 1, . . I ' the real . . at the thoroughness of Ais enormous hat, lace shoes with toecaps, and trousers it ,xiTmize is in rutb, a Slave. - - I ; ,0f faith he proves the wisdom of the is ittle stable. sph �f oilway r t i . I of niachi In everi, 4istriet a - well county. The plant will employ 200 Brethren in Christ, a sect that had a roof railway carria e is, in ,ri I I reat suc- - 1110-rY. . lighter than the coat. The valise which he - F, I foot on the turf * � . . adage, 'Fools rush in where angels fear to . art- On the Gauges many corpses were lym, The town gives a free site of five in 1889. The Smaller sectioA at that eWie :Che pressure of the ree � � ,; ho roared and got Off army. of officials represef,iting every 4sm of � , Lt.ttQris ill _1, t. tread.' So long a. inent of administration',; the ,gover ent with their feet in ,the sacred river, = carried when first 'seen, was afterwards hands. ther assistance. wired their congregations from the conve�- road exhilarates the soul; the magnet eded an(l, � . the half -burned bodies found, and contained a pair of overalls, acres of land, but no o � � I � his Rights of stock eloquence and his oft priests were rakin . the edifices, and the mLit- our mighty mother flows into our nerves -A . ommend roviding everything to she people, judici- stained with blood, also a "pair of girl's �at - . !1_* � xepeated anecdotes, wily a few of which p - telegraphs of the dead iuto tle sacred stream where . -Atthe'Child Saving Clonvention held tion place to seize - The churcl��i� and nourishes their vitality; - our blood �s a ,%Von- I - ary, water supply, irri'gation, - others were bathing in holy eestacy. Shoes and stockings, which have been iden- last week in Toronto, when. the importation ter has hung fire ever since. . dances through our -veins and strengtliens � �_ ., � � 1. philati- . � I were new to, us, Nvo fult we were getting dici� att,endwipe, police, --every' I Part Elgiu is the one in the test case. Whole atmosphere - I N� - . - . i:1 our money's worth, but when he attempt- road.si me % � . And yet upon the whole t6 Hindus are a tified by Mr. and Mrs. Keith as the ones of British children was being discussed espondent writing of some of t1he muscle and organ. The , - _� �14�1 * V One on - � thing. r,� than we expected worn by their daughter. nt Home -A corr r own; it flows rhythn-AcaRy into ou'r I . I ed to belie the multi,ilication table and far more prbinising race Rev. Mr, Wallace, of the Marchnio ing says : Samson is OU - A . v of the Every fruit tree is.n�un ered and register- (ic of the sys! aged residf-nts of Wyom .1 - I - I � � . � � to set at defiance the axioms of Euclid find. It is a wonder that -heathenism has THE TRAMP'S MOVEMENTS. Belleville, spoke first in defen public school 1;1 lungs and unites us with the sky. Tl�e ho- - I r - ` - ,,, London, - � ed, so that if a man sh uld cut a branch to irk injured the Brown, janitor of the A) 11as I - . . __ I I " ' ' . . .. then we felt that wo were being impbsed left a deeper blight. The movements of what is believed to he tem. He denied that the wo ,re pleased to repOrt rizon woos and stimulates the eyes; they - . � off one, it would be repoited in the .station not ktry and maintained that the general re- been very ill, but we a L - L . � � , .. ght and.gain power and judg- I- . 013, and that Mr. R. S. Smythe got our *_ - - . I - .-.- I . - The Yan- that a branch had been c4t from tree No. -, the same man can be traced with tolerable cour is good, the children on thewhole is well agWm, and able to &rform his duties. become bri at every Ste - � - , .11_ I I - - a .. I . anoney under fals6 pre -tenses. I' a. in., he stopped at sult . . Mr. Brown iz 87 years of age. Mr. J".k- ment. Nature instructs us p; 111. . n . q - . th such a � and the& offender would b� traced to the re. -Rev. James Allister Murray, pastor of accuracy. About 11 e supervision Ain unknown to .; � I kees are a sbrowd people, but if we hear n t well. Th and il ge her beauty must ever rem A -, . � motest corner of India. E that on the son, anothel . ; I - I I ,Every palm tree is St. Andrew's church, London, died last the farm of a man amed James Grey, a lot turning Ou roldgentlemala of our v -,.-- the farm . � aining of the children is such, � , � I I � that they like'Dr. Talmage's lecture on � " agedy, and -two tr ; 78th year, ,and Alexander or- him -vibo has notthus placed 'himself lace to - - � - � . I . i -ty, some I taxed by number. Ever$r- man, woman and Sabbath evening at his residence, while the east of the scene of the tr Mr, Wallace said these children Win hih face with her. Distant bills slowly - __ �____�� ' . - - I -i it, . 'Evolutaon, then our zespeot Jor them i regi,tered, and every evening service was be1bg held in the . lots from Mr. KeitWs house, and asked for whole, ��erage of Clanadi- Son, another Old gentleman, who oot - draw - --T.- . � I - I _ tum ou� better than the i wonders of color and form. �_ I I . ,, I.;urd - I Will be fOrMKI down to Zero. " Child is known �M,4 shed church. He was born in Pictou count something to eat, and got something from Dt street remember hie We to a year, but when Jhe near to us their A - I .�� I ? y; � , � - �� -_ . � e Aout government official is lifl-4 . The ehildre-a'were ni I valleys reveal their h to *ur*r- � -, -7 � I � .4 in a. publi I there famous Battic,�f Waterloo was foughVhe-1 winding earts � - I But 'while Dr. Talma& delighted all He came to London the hired &i. His appearance is described an children - . . . . .- - t � . .1 : , - I - nd all the step4 of his record in Nova Scotia, in *1834. _ _� _,; I � ,who, heard him on - volume, a - u, and the fact remained that- The treeg are, comp"I'Mug. 1 4 , � . '- - , - - - - _. I . - the platfom, the I I Evo d inflexible in 18�5. from Lindsuy, where be had previ. by her as that of a man between 35 and 40 ara I was herdWg cows, at the pay of two V611M . derlY sieking' . �- I - . . 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